ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. TUESDAY. JUNE 30, 1925.
FIVE
These Oil Burners are
Hot Weather
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Wife Savers
See them at our store
NOTICE TO FORD OWNERS
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The regular Ford reflector!
and typo H Ford lens will
lueet requirement ot ht Dew
4 slate law.
i4 C. A. Lock wood MotorCo.
A BRIDE'S DIARY
'A Lot Story of Today
By Idah McGlone Gibson
Classified Section i
ALL NEW AOS ON BACK PAGE. ; .."z
CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO.
THE WINCHESTER STORE
A pretty homo wedding cere-
U1(, niony was performed Sundayfefter-1 , ' , ,. , .,..
lcm..,.n ..oiiw ir in. i,. ....-- doubt prove a revelation to those
l i. i 'riage Miss Husun' Darker and Mr l'nu nve ne,er visited an exteu-
Window display IS attractive : Hal.r,,aulus , lha honie of Ihslve hydro-electric development of
'bride's pareuls, Mr. and Mrs. H. tV 8Ucn niagnliud. Member of the
lllurker in Riverside. The strvice Ct",l o-tiauisation will act a
tic. ...i Kv n.. u i ri.i,ii guides, and will personally conduct
luuder a bower "made of three: the , visitors over the Job. The,
huge bells of pink roses and while '"" "i" l" "
sweet pears. In rae presence of good condition and no difficulty la i
twenty-five relatives and close. """'i'"1 ,u "'b
friends. The bride was lovely In usually heavy travel which Is ex-
a town of .ilk rrni .i rhin nf peeted in connection with the big
j pastil blue, with small rosettes of:,'ven' on Ju'y 6th.
I pink and blue, and carried a boquet
!ot pink and white sweet peas. She
I was attended by Miss Gracia
Thornton, of Eugene, who was
j charming in a pink taffeta gown.
The gi'ixiin was attended with pink
aud white roses and sweet peas in
baskets and bowls, and ininiediale
) ly following the cet-emouy dinner
was served to the guests at a table
j centered with a bride and groom's
' cake.
S.
T
llurmon S. Conn, for many years
a I-MKiili-nt .if Hng.hiirir. illfd on
Mrs. $aulus is well known ' In : smidav morninr at his home In
Riverside and has many friends inj j'oniaud. following an Illness of
HEALTH BULLETIN ELKS, ATTENTION1 this cily. She attended Koseburg. more than 1! months duration. Mr.
4 1 " n'Sn school for a year. Mr. Paulus i conn was so year ot age. being
44444e444)4v' All Elks going to the con- is owner of the Valet Shine far-'born In Indiana in 1844, crossing
. 4 vention at l'ortland desiring 4 lors on Cass street, and has a j the piains with nis parents In 1S54.
(state Board or Health.) . reservations for rooms 'please 4 number of friends in Koseburg. Mr.jThe lamiiy settled near what is now
Regarding four deaths from diph- 4 notify the secretary at once. and Mrs. Paulus left Sunday af-, Melrose, where many, member of
......... ..o uuuu oi iub , ternoon for Marshtield and rort-
patient received autltox.u earlier 444o44i4 land by auto, and on their rerurn
than the third day of the disease.. from the north will make their
Of three more children who died, , failure of doctor to make earl. nome In this city.
uuo m not Bceu us a pnysician "iifinuaiB, j6 iu insuiucieui aiuuuiu
for six dr.ys after the disease ' antitoxin used and only six prob
started, another for four days and . abV unavoidable,
the third for "several dayB." Re-! 11- It does not hurt to give an
ports such as these are very com-, titoxln occasionally in a case which
moo, and are of great importance Is not diphtheria. It Is often dead
ln view of the many small out- ,y lo delay until an absolute diag
breaks of diphtheria In Oregon ; nosis can be made.
lately.
Diphtheria antitoxin has been In
use for almost 3D years, yet in Ore
gon, In 1921, 107 deaths from diph
. theria were reported, and there I
were probably more. How many of i
these deaths were necessary and
how many could have been avoid-,
ed? It has been shown that when I
antitoxin is given on the first day
Control of IVnrh Hoot Knn-m.
I By It. V. Cooney.i
The true peach root horr nnd
the family still reside -on the old
donation land claim.
Mr. Conn remained near Rose
burg until about 15 years ago when
he moved to Portland. He was a
veteran of the Civil and Indian
wars, and at the time ot his death
was a member ot lieu Butler Post
No. 67, tJ. A. R.
lie is survived by a'wldow and
six children together with a num
ber ot grand children, funeral
services were held at Portland this
afternoon.
GLASSWARE SPECIAL8
of the disease, only 2.2 per cent of J,'8 1mpan!on. ,h.,Tr' ,.
flat
T lltu'U Hich..u jtfim iisii-t a
The big new hydro-electric devel-L.. Iriced' 19c. aac. fcirc.
opnu'iu or tie ciiuiorma urt'son t,ac
the cases die, while by the second mn"u' can ncia in cnecK upon ;Nfl 2 w bo. officiany Uedlcated nilrher n.i triage
.. vuuiiic iri'n linrinr inrpn VHnra Clin . . -... ,!.. , i D
erceniaRe nas risen to 7.0. ' ; 7. .i, lu Puuliu ser
day the percentage
ir the antitoxin Is delayed till the
third day, 17 out of each hundred
die, and tho percentage rises to 24
for the fourth and 34 each for the
fifth and sixth days. This gives
some idea of the importance of Im
mediate attention.
The germ of diphtheria lives only
a small area ot the body, usually
In the throat, mouth or nose. The
damage is done by a poison, or
by applying the whitewash form
ula as outlined In Station Circular 1
Ha. Life history of these pests j
can I10 reviewed in rarmers Hul-
Sparkling new- glassware just In.
Real heavy, imitation cut patterns.
nappies,
7Uc. anu
tiee the mat Carr's. Also big
of plain and cut water,
to match;
sherbets, puncu cups, etc.
C I e 0 Madison, entertaining
friends, reads from her grand
mother quaint, modest diary. The
flapper fiienda are thunderstruck
at it qualuu.es and suppressed
desires. When the girl leave,
Cieo plans her elopement with Paul
Armstrong, U. 8. A., a boyhood
sweethearu None the less, b In-1
dulgea In a petting party with!
Chick Adam that evening. Chick!
la wealthy and Cieo parent wish!
her to marry him; so doe Chick. I
Paul's parents, also social climber j
who have lost their money, with
Paul to marry Connie Terhuns, '
very rich and In love with Paul. I
Despite these desire ot the par-1
ent and Cleo a wondering aa to
whether she really doe love Paul,
the two are married. Almost Im
mediately Cieo begins to learn that
mRrriuiie is not altogether a nath
of roses. However, tue parents are '
recouciled to tho marriage and the
young couple depart tor the army
post, to which Paul is asslgued. On
the train Cieo has an allegorical
lems she will have to face. Whenj
Paul Is assigned to duty at once
and leaves Cieo, wno Know noui-1
lng ot housekeeping, to shift forj
herself during the day. Johnson, a f
striker" detailed to Paul nuar-l
ters, help out enormously so Cieo
is able to aerve tea when Col. uei-
don, the commanding officer.
comes to pay his respects. The
colonel, a "lady killer", ha be
come involved in compromising
circumstances with Rita Thorn
dike, whom Cieo likes Immediate
ly. Rita is absolutely innocent,
but Is haviue a hard time of It.
especially a her husband is a no-
good rotter. Cleo learns all about
Kita and things rapidly draw to
ward a crisis. Such a crisis that
Itita leaves the post, secretly to
Join a vaudeville troupe, a Job
which Cleo gets for her. Hlta as
sumes the name of Rheda Thor
waldson. The post Is agog with
gossip and wondering.
Paul comes home from an all
night poker party, drunk and disagreeable.
REFRIGERATOR COM
PANIES ARE GUILTV
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(.UpkUUiI l'rew Ia-mmI Wirt.)
CHICAGO. June 30. Sixteen re-
frlKeralor manufacturing companies
vice on Sunday, July
5. invitations to attend this aus
picious event, which will he in the
nature of a final Inspection and
letins 1065 and 124ti. It is Eood "icaiion. win soon oe matieu out.
business to know something of." """cations point to a rec-
the maneuvers of the pest to be trowu .from. mnr aml far'
xnntrniicri lentatlve plans include a number
The work of whitewashing the or special features in addition to pieadid guilty in federal court to-
young trees should be completed "lv uitanuii program anu ine oay 10 uie inuicimenis in we lurui
bv July first of this vear. Con- ,our ' inspection which will take lure cases under the Sherman anti
tn.i nf i.o.r unnn nmivp ami! the visitors over the entire pro- trust act and were sentenced
toxin, which It manufactures and ' n..h trees over three vears of Ject. I
which is carried all over file body aKe can best b(, done i,y the U80 j Thig important new power de-: 'ch.
Dy tne oioou. mis poison attacks of 1 to 2 ounces of P-Z benzine 1 velopmeni, which is located on the
the tissues of the body, notably crystals applied to the base of the Klamath river only 1 ti miles from
the nervous system and the heart tree about Ancust 15th. Tho llnmbmik will h.. th iuri un.i
muscle, accounting for the paialy- work of atiulvina- those gas crvs- ftn..st -i.n..ratin i.im nn .i, Big new lino now In. Women s
sis often following diphtheria and tals is fully set forth in Farmers' Copco system. Tho powtr house 'vrsLSl unions, bloomers, etc. Haby's
the frequent deaths from heart fail- Bulletin 1248. l'roteetlnn of the contuins two reneruiiiiir iinii land children a sizes also. White or
ure following exertion after the di- trees lies wholly in prevention. i,.ri, nnerstinv -under nnt ima.i colors. Knit, line lisle
ease seems KU ue uver.
Antitoxin is an antidote to the
pay fines ranging from
to
f2,U0U to
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
silk
poison, destroying It as It is pass
ing thru the body, before it can at
tack the body tissues. After the
Invtn ho. nm-a atlatittiti tho hrulv
.B.i.n.i MB n B.,.;a hose at J1.00.
It, for the damage la done. There-, aave-
fore the antitoxin must me given
early enough to forestall damage
of the body by the toxin. Antitox
in is a perfectly normal substance,
which 1b formed bf all bodies In-1
fee ted with diphtheria. What we j
do is to supply an extra amount,
of 110 feet , and
SILK HOSE $1 I whet I rating of
Same old story. "Best wrartng horHepower, or a total of 40.000
silk hose 1 ever had." See the hoinpowtr in alio With tlui corn
big line, 20 .shades of fine Bilk IlHu of this new project, the
Carrs where you -lco jniTaunn sysieni wm con
. eist of 11 different power plants
(with a total capacity of over 10,-
jOMO turbine hoisepower.
Itie following is a brier drscrfit-
liavlng a water 'Styles, crepes anu naintsooKs. oee
20.0IMJ electrical UIW D'K l,nu Hl hits. rnceu 10
ve you money.
to supplement that which is- na-
AN OPERATION
REGOKIEIi
DRAIN RESIDENT DEAD
Elmer Warran Wood, aged 72
years, a resident of Drain for the
past 13 years, died at bis home in
that city yesterday morning, lie
was born in Krle County, N. V
and came to
l.i... .r Vh . t- , T I ' September 29. 1X53. and
, , h ' 2 """"'T'Wr 'in from Tomah, Wis.
'men , which represents an invest-1 , , ,
ment of more than three million
dollars. The diversion dam. which
lis located just below the CtVco No.
1 plant, will divert the waters of
turally being formed, but which is A-nMon1 rurTalinff Lvciia E Pink-'., 1 i-, I 8 '
rm,i inn in iv in nr.vpn, .im. i WOlded by 1 aklDg LJTOia t.J 1I!K- , ile Mamalh river into a concret
c.v-m uu .u, nim.uBcu.vvaii.u and 2H feet In leth. From the
end of this tunnel the water will
pipe
age to
death.
I. Diphtheria Is dangerous but
most curable at the start. Call a
doctor at once if the child has sore
throat or surpfcious symtoms.
II. Antitoxin is a natural prod
uct and can do no harm. Delay in
administration can and does.
The doctor must think of this:
I. Out of 75 deaths from diph
theria analyzed In Chicago recent
ly, 3l) were probably due to failure
to call a doctor early enough. 27
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. M. H. PLYLBR ChlropractM
physician, 12 W. Lane St.
T AnAl.,c l'lonnnl rrive tnO
J"..?; .t7.;;.i' Ci km'.vr. ; enter a creosoted woodstave
U.N.UK,U,U..U. ..... ....... .11.,,.
otiinte t omtKivnti -
iurwlmtit hardene lllla is llv largest wood stave
i,rme. airrnotncr i',er "u"
crsvoitti'rr,cv.lirn source of great Interest to
a widow; and three
children. Mrs. E. A. Wood. Rose-
burg; Mrs. Louis J. Scholi, Cot
tage Urove; and Mrs. Edith Lunau,
also of Cottage drove.
The funeral services will be held
at the Drain cemetery Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
I
v'
Louis C. Davis
Painting and Paper Hanging
Phone 669- R
427 East Douglas St
COLLARS AND PANELS
You will rind a nice line of the
newest In neckwear at Carr's. Jab-
thosc'ot panels, collars, cuffs, ruffllngs
r.. .;,!! .who visit the i.rnlwt on jni. s 'In colors, ana fancies. IxmK at
old, and since thn i'rom Mils huge pipe the water will Carr' first for these Items.
I have tal:tn it pass into a second tunnel 11H5 leet ' o
when I feel run long. Iloth of these tunnels am
down or tired. 1 .lined w.th concrete in a horseshoe
took it for tnrcc 'section, tho area of which is equiv
months before my j alent to a circle 16 feet in dlame
two babies were ; ier. From the lower end of the sec
born for I suTered M:t,l IminMl tl.n wnt..r u-ill ho nn.
with my bfck and Ucted through two steel penstocks
earn il feet In dlami ter and near
ly 400 feet in length to the power
house below. In the power house,
which is of structural Btei 1 con
struction, Iheru will bo found two
LAUNDRTKIDS
hwi uriells as if mv heart was affected,
ind it helped me a kit, The doctors
told me at one time that I wouitl have
to have an operation. I thought I
two months 1 was all rihiand had
nooperauo... 'u7"'V,";:.'biIiIiii( of a 2...i. horsepower
u... , vu.v.. ..-. ,h.,t I i tui bino and 1'i.noo kilowatt genera-
soVc L I 'only have U take medicine I ',,r' A'lrr 'assi"! through the tur
' . l.,iU. i-,Wa. bivs ihe water is returned to the
K;r.Nil'rei5 ; Klm.h river by mean, rif a tall-1
W
PLAYER IS BEATEN
(AMfwitt Itm UbJ Wire.)
MHI.ICDON, Juno 30. Am-
vertical type generating unlis, each "l, a " .hop.e '" ,h" "'n"1 of
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'ships, wns eliminated today, when
John ll'muessey, of Indianapolis,
I was defeated by Henry Cochet,
third ranking player of France,
7-, 4-6. 6-1, 6-3, 6-0.
S .i in innic in me ,.bout race 75 feet wide and feet long.
' thotr health. I have al.'-o used ycur1 thl plant the surge chambor.
Sanative Wash nnd like it v. rvmcch." whleh Is located Immeillately above
- Mrs E (rfiflD 4IM1) tst Side the outlet of the second tunnel. Is
Boulevard' Ia Amrelei. Cal. ei. avated In the solid rock and Is
Man? lotters nave lieen retviveu mi' n nun nun.itrif.. n ia uuoui 'iu , , , ,
, J Jn Ii,n have l.n restor.-d reet In diameter and annroiimsto. 'f-rtdTourfrnem of Catarrh or Dtaf.
tn health bv I.vdia E. IJinkham's VeR- , ly 60 feet high.
ctable Cointiound afUr cperaUons , The entire project Is of extreme
have been advised. Interest throughout and
I LAUNDER. SHIRTS
AilrX VUIDTIUU1V1A I I H J
s -TaJ AT "Tu APF M
OH I nni in. 9 '
BUATffcfcSHAMNe.W.
Your shirt waist and his
shirt shonld take a trip to
this laundry and return.
They will demonstrate to
you our expert ability, our
polite manner of serving
and our moderate price".
We Invite you to do this.
Roseburg Steam
Laundry
Hall's Catarrh
: Medicine
ncss caused by Catarrh.
SoU by aVwfgtiti fit iwr 40 KM
D0 F.J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
When I asked Paul if It was his
Intention to make a night ot it
once in every. seven, he Just look
ed at me as if to say, "Of course
1 do." I returned the look with
interest. Neither ot us said any
thing for almost a half a minute.
It was the clashing of two wills
fighting as they had never fought
before for supremacy.
Paul eyes were the first to
drop as he said, "Well, If you
want me to lose 5U0
"What do you mean $500?"
My heart almost stopped beating
as 1 asked tho question. Was It
possible that my husband had lost
(500 at one sitting?
"Well," he. explained In an In
jured tono as though I were In
some way to blame for It all,
"Well, the only way 1 can get
back- the $500 I lost last night
l to play again?"
"Do you mean to tell me, Paul
Armstrong, that you lost $500 at
cards last night and that you In
tend to play again as soon as
possible to try and gt It back?"
Paul looked up at me furtively.
Ills mouth was very boyish and
his eyes very miserable. For a
moment I felt sorry for him. I
recognized that maternal Instinct
which Is always in every woman's
heart. I suppressed It a quickly
as possible, however.
"What else Is there to be done,
Cleo?"
"Well, you certainty can got up
and go about your business."
"Why, why It s nut time to get
up yet. it'eveille hasn't sounded."
"It will very soon. I've lieen
up for hours. We huve a lot to
thresh out, Paul. I don't want
to quarrel with you, hut 1 can't
worry about things as I did all
last night. Oh, Paul, I don't want
lo be unhappy. I want to be like
wo were when you ued to come
back from West Point. 1 want
to dance and go scouting about
In my little roadster. I want to
laugh with you and at you and
say smart things that will make
you laugh. I want my birthright
of youth. I want to be young.
Now all at once 1 seem very, very
old. Nothing seems bright and
Joyous. I'm Just like a squirrel
In a cago, going round and round
and never getting anywhere and
the worst of It is 1 put myself
there."
"Say, Cleo. Is thero any bromo
xcltzer In the house? (Jo and get
me some, will yon."
"1 don't think thero Is any," I
said quickly. That was not true.
hut I wanted to make him as
physically unhappy as 1 was ment-
JhIIv. At that moment I halvd
Paul, but more than I hated htm,
I hated that thing I had called
love, that thing I th'fucht I could
not live without. U had been so
treacherous. It hsd held out such
wouderful dream and alll In the
moment It had withheld It magic.
! was awake and my heart was
contorted with misery and pain.
"I think Johnson will be her
In a minute and I'll have him
cook you some bacon and eggs."
Paul' Momach visibly turned over
aa 1 hoped it would.
"Hell, Cleo! Can't you be a
little decent? Stop talking about
food; ' I wish you'd stop talking
altogether. Your soul and my
stomach are certainly on the ram
page thia morning."
I heard Johnson' step down
stair, and went out on the land
ing. "Please tell the lieutenant that
the Colonel wants him at head
quarter at 11 o'clock! Until then
be In-excused from duty."
"I'll tell him, Johnson," and
to myself I added. ' And I'll toll
him a few more things, too."
"Was that Johnson?" Paul ask
ed as I came in.
"Ye, you are excused from
duty until 12."
well he should do that. He
can't expect to tales all my money
at night a well a all my time
the next day."
I had the presence of mind to
keep still. My husband had Just
given me some surprising infor
mation. Col. lilakely Ueldon was
the kind of man who was not
ashamed of making a practice of
taking hi young officer money
In a game of cards.
"I've got to have something to
drink. My throat is burning up.
Is there any more coffee?" Paul's
voice was raspy.
'I'll get you some," I said tak
ing pity on him. He drauk a cup
of black coffee with one gulp and
then looked somewhat surprised.
"Say, Cleo, did you make thia
coffee? You have learned how
quickly haven't you?" There was
a tone in his voice I did not like.
Did he think I was lying when I
had told hi in I didn't know how
to cook?
"Rita Thorndike told me how
to make It yesrerday. She helped
mo get tho luncheon."
Paul straightened up suddenly.
"Well that's one good deed she
has done, at least, but t am afraid
my dear, that you will have to
forego any further cooking les
sons. 1 learned last night that
she is a most undesirable friend
for you to have."
"Will you please tell. me why?"
Tomorrow New and Flare-up.
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FOR SALE j
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FOR RENT
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L. C. SMITH TYPEWRITER-Good
value. Phone 149. j
FOR BALE First class broccoli
plants, Kruse strain Joe Harvey, i
Koseburg, Phone SF4. I
FT)RS"ALE Sturdy broccoli plants
Ashby strain, by duzen, lull or
lUQU. Phone 391-Y.
FOR SALE 64-liich oak dining
table, leather-top oak chairs, I
oak buffet. Phone US).
FOR RENT Furnished room,
close In. 444 North Rose Bt-1
FOR REOIT Housekeeping rooms,
reasonable. Inquire at UnevJa
Lunch.
FOR Itt.Vi clean bouse keep
ing rooms, reasonable. 64. (to.
Pine.
.NETTED GEM POTATOES Suit
able for seed, $2.50 per cwL
. Dunham's at Marshtield, Ore.
FOR SALE Pack horses and sad
die horses, also good fresh milk
cow. lloyer llros. Phone 14H4.
FOR SALE U. S.'croam' "separa
tor in good condition, ar halt val
ue. See It at 2011 JJrockway tit.
Evenings.
BROCCOLI T-LANTS Ready to
plant now. Ashby strain, $3.76
per thousand. M. Common, Curry
Estate, R. F. D. 2. Box 85-A.
FOiffiALE Sturdy Yroccoll plants,
$4 per thousand, Johnson strain.
James . Perry, JJox 136, Riddle,
Ore.
FOR" S ALE Oak and laureIT$l50
per tier lor block, $4 for split, de
livered, u. S. Johnson, Wilbur.
Puone 12F41. j
FOR S A LE Ford delivery, 1920,
starter, good rubber, $160. See
It at Turner's service station.
vvilbur. Ore.
FOR SALE Gallon glass Jugs, al
so luo leet rubber floor malting.
Bargains It taken at once. Pull
man llllllard Parlor, Cass St,
Hay fever, asthma, catarrh. Re-
'.lief guaranteed within 24 hour or
money refunded. Lloyd Crocker.
TINY HERIi WINS
E
RIFF1S KILLED
FOR RENT i-room, modem
house In Miller' Addition. .In
quire of Rice 4c Rice.
FOR RENT 4 rooms partly fur-
nlshed; bath, water and lights;
$12 per mo. 874 Hoover St.;
FOR RENT One furnished "bouse.
another unfurnished. Call at .335
No. Rose' street or Phone JIJ7-H,
FOiTRENTi-room apt. wtlh Tnos
sua cold water and lights. Fur
nished. K block bom If. O. $17.60.
Phone 237-Y. - .
FOR RENT Four-room furniafceS
apartment witn sleeping porch
and bath. Inquire 741. couth
Main. -
FOR RENT OR SALE Wood,
practically new bungalow, with
garage; on highway just north
of Riverside store. G. U. Helhig,
407 West Cas street.
WANTED
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WANTED Old rags at the Hew
Ki (lew office.
RABAT, French Morocco, June
30. Three hundred RitMan dead
were counted on the field after
the offensive agulnst the French
that ended Saturday ln'the upper
Leben valiey.-lt Is announced. 'Ibe
French troops on Sunduy scoured
the district and cleared out tne
enemy.
WANTED 150 goats. Address lock
box 219, Drain, Oregon. ;
YOUN'U'OIRL wants housework or
care ot children. Call or address,
7u3 Fullerton St. ' "
WANTED First class'experlenced.
waitress at once. Steady job. '
Apply at Douglas Grill.
WANTED Young " Jersey tow,
fresh: must test SAtisfacturilv.
I Address P. O. Box 50, Roseburg.
WANTED Woman experienced lq
giving cooking demonstrations,
Address L. 13. P. care of New
Review.
YOUNO LADY WanG room)and
board with family. Reference
if desired. Address V, care ne
vlew. -
Cook with gas.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR'S
8ALE OF REAL PROPERTY
(Aanchtrd Vrrm Lmrd Win.)
PORTLAND. June 30. Ti.ry
Herman, ex-Astorlan policeman,
won a ten round decision over
George Lamson, Omaha heavy
weight, In the main event of last
night's open air boxing card
staged by the Portland Elks. Iloth
men scored a knockdown, but
Herman won the call by outbox
Ing Lamson.
Floyd Johnson, Seattle heavy
weight, knockwd out Chub Craw
college athlete In the sixth round.
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A new shipment of plain and
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon for Douglas Oiunty.
In the matter of the Estate of E.
D. K. Cooper, Deceasid.
NOTICE M hereby given that W.
A. Davison, administrator of the
estate of E. D. K. Cooper, deceased,
will sell at private sale for cash In
hand, all the right, title, and In
terest of E.'D. K. Cooper, deceas
ed. In and to the following de
scribed premise situated In Doug
las County, Oregon, to-wlt:
Beginning at the quarter corner
between sections 1 and 12, In
Township 27 S. Range 7 W., W. M ;
thence 0 deg. 32 mm. W. 1237.6
feet to a stake from which an 8
in. while oak bears S. 3K deg. 45
mln. W. 65.2 feet; thence N. 89 deg.
28 mln. W. 1416 feet to the W. R.
of W. line of county road; thence
S. 6 deg. 65 mln. W. 1114.6 feet
along right of way line; thence W.
2777.8 feet to established lence
j MISCELLANEOUS
CAR OWNER Don't forget U
call 661 when In need ot ant
part. 8arff Auto Wreaking
House. '
NOTICE TfJ LODGESTmd'other so
cieties Rainbow Garden 1 tor
lease to lodge dance any night
except Wednesday or Saturday
Call 112.
LOST AND FOUND
I
FOUND Automobile tire. 4Jx38,
with rim. Owner call at thl of
flee and pay advertising.
FOUND Gold watch with mono '
gram on front of case. Ownel
call at News-Review office, de
scribe watch and pay charges.
j LOST netween Glide and Rose
burg, a purse containing $20 in
) bills. Finder will please leave at
j Abraham' store and receive re
I ward.
flowered voiles. A nice assort- jine; thence following fence line
ment to pica irom. rnceu ai sd.va.
Marksbury Co.
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR STOCK
OF DRUGS AND FIXTURES
In the matter of Community Drug
Company, bankrupt.
Kealed bids will be received by
the undersigned at Oakland, Ore
gon, or at the law office of Rice A
Orcutt In Roseburg. Oregon, up to ',!. E. 60.4 feet; thence 8. 89 deg.
nine a. m. or July 7. lzs, tor inei25 mn. E- 714 j fl.,.t. th,.nce fj. 75
N. 1 deg. 46 mln. W. 1306.4 feet;
thence N. 87 deg. 2o mln. E.
2&H2.9 f'-et tn a rock at Ihe ell cor
ner of E. M. Moore D. L. C. No.
42: thence N. 0 deg. 22 niln. W.
14N2.1 feet to a stake In fence line
and on south right of way line of
county road; thence following right
of way road H. )8 deg. 60 mln. E.
139.6 feet; thence N. 69 deg. 62
purchase of the stock of drugs ond
merchandise of Community Drug
Company In Oakland Oregon, of
the Invoice value of $3,846.45
and of the furniture and fixtures
In salrl store nf the lnvulco valne
of $J,130.35, and the sale upon said
bids will be reported at a meeting
ot creditors to bo held at ten n. m.
on said dale at the office of Iho
deg. 53 mln. E. 107.6 feet; thence
N. 55 deg. 43 mln. E. 498.8 feet;
thence N. 69 deg. 03 mln. E. 615
feet; thence N. 85 deg. 12 mln. E.
615.3 feet; thence W. 75 deg. 11
mln. E. 269.2 feet; thenco H. 0 deg.
29 mln. E. 1251.7 feet to sixteenth
corner; thence N. 89 deg. 19 mln.
W. 1322.1 feet to place of begin-
Keep the Rent .',
Take things under your wing
own the home yon live m end
defy the landlord. .Let us help
you.
Contracting, Building, Concrete
Work, and Furnish Estimate
and Plana.
J. E.RUNYAN
487
Phone 202-J
8011th Jackson
Roseburg.
St
referee in RoSurg All bid, , must!"'"' nd containing 202.5 . acres,
be accompanied by a certified check, "'"W"' ' f "Cr"." CCtt"
for ten per cent of the amount bid ,b', ""'I1 c"un,)r .
to be forfeited la case the success- '"r said properly will be re
fill bidder falls to complete the 'lvitl by the saio administrator at
purchase. The right Is reserved to'hn 0'" ' w- Marsters. 219
reject any and all bids. Separate 1 Perkins Building. Roseburg.
hid should he made on the Htockl"r,'I'". ,ruu "hd aflr-r July 1,
The Umpqua Florist
Choice Cut Flower Alvoeye
Fresh -
Finest Quality Artlstlo Floral
Designs. . '
Visit Our Oreenhon of
Cell 40-Fl.
and fixtures. The Invoice may bo
seen and the stock inspected on ap
plication to tho undersigned at Oak
land, Oregon.
T. 11. GAIlllIHON,
1925.
Dated and first published this 30
day of June, 1925.
W. A. DAVISON,
Administrator of the Estate of
Trustee lu Bankruptcy. E. I). K. 'ooMr, Deceased,
TUBBY
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