Roseburg news-review., July 11, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

Wire Fence
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. 'SATURDAY, JULY 1 1. 1925.
FIVE
Just arrived, another car of fence! Made by the
same proces sas the well known American fence.
Get Our Price Before You Buy
Special New 3-inch Wagon $125.00
See Us First We Can Save You Money
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
nOSEBURO OAKLANO
MAC M1LLAN TO
DELVE INTO EARLY
NORTHERN HISTORY
CHICAGO. July 10 (A. P)
When Commander Donald D. Mac
Millan left on his Arctic expedl
liun he offered to wager thai he
again would not see the whole
coast of Laborador. Only once in
17 yearn has MacMillan been able
to view lta coast because of Hie
wall-like tog. On that one occaa-
lon he aaw it to be a line ot enor
mous, unfriendly rocks.
Battle Harbor, among the last of
the Jumping of! places, and where
i loottteu a rauio station with
which MacMillan hoptd to do some
experimenting, is rock bound and
baa what is called a "ticklish" en
trance. It Is typical ot tne wnoie
coast. There Is one store, a mis
sion, a handful of native fisher
mt n and sailors and the radio sta
tion.
WILL COLLECT OLD
without serious Injury. The Rose- pijg DEPARTMENT
Durg garage wiwcser ww
damaged tar In to the city and
as soon as repairs are made Mr.
Keuss will continue his trip houiu.
Heat with gas.
FORD BIDS HIGH
FOR SCRAP SHIPS
cal men aay, It far below the
shipments of previous years.
Uecause the surrounding bills
.11...., . iulilu fni nr.
PAPER ON JULY 22 chards. farmer have been turn
i inn their attention to peach pro-
Iduuins In recent years, and this
As means of ridding the city
season approximately 900,000
of a fire menace the Koseburg fire tree , ar frutt for ,h, ,
clran-up day on July 23. On that. In addUion to Us rlchea of the
date the fir department will pur-! peaca orcharda and strawberry
u.l DiuuiKlml nlanu nuvlna ha 1 ' . . 1 . . i .. .1
f. ,ed at a specified place, paying the .. i.h underground.
WASHINGTON, July 11. Henry . .j cenU er iuu pounds. rv..w . -., nr the world's known
This plan haa been found viY mUBrBi are missing when a cn
successful by many fire depart-1 Ius t taken ot the territory
mints in removiug a source ot fire ! wtttiln CO miles of Dayton. At
d&iiKer. and although the local fire ! present mining operations are
deiiartmunt will receive nothing unt but there are plenty ot mi
lium the sale of the paper, it will . ntfra u Khea county and there la
accomplish the task, It is hoped, ot ' a movement afoot for a revival of
cleaning up ninny places where old ; mining on a large scale.
Ford has formally entered the bld-
' ding for the Sou vessels offered for
sale by the shipping board for
scrapping wilh an ofler described
by Chairman O'Conner as "way
over" that of the Boston Iron and
Metal company of llallluore, the
best previous bid submitted.
Classified Section
ALL NEW AD3 ON BACK PAGE.
FOR SALE
The Detroit manufacturers ten- ,, - ,1,.,, hnmnl Many I 1, ,,. u inverne.i hv a com-
der was handed to ihe board chair- paC(1, are to D9 found in the city, mission of three members. It has
man yesieruay oy w. 11. .-uou, nen( quantities of old papers are I some paved streets ana siowwaias
DANCING
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
IDLEYLD PARR
(On North Umpqua 5 miles above Glide.)
SPECIAL "Roseburg Night," in song and dance, featured
by Arleigh Herron's Hollywood Five
Free Camp Ground
FURNISHED CABINS FOR RENT
chief eugiueer, 2i hours alter the
board hail rejected the reoonimeud-
atinn ot President Palmer ot the
l.M..... e.uwAiatinn f- m-fptlt HIII!H
: ,, , . , ; VI of the Jl.a70.ou0 bid of the Uoston
where MacMillan expect, to base ap(1 M( lal conlnllliy auu or,ler.
his ships, the voyage is one of Iurthr negotiations on the sale.
sameness In view aud routine oui company was one ot
one fraught wnn oanger anu ue
mandlug great skill in maneuver
ing. If Ktah is reached somew here
about August 1, MacMillan will es
tablish an advance airplane base
and radio station off Cape Thomas
Hubbard, eleven degrees from the
Nonh Pole, and from the two
points conduct his explorations,!
photo and map work.
beside the work to be done In
the Polar territory. MacMillan
lumen to shed more light on early
North American history. The first i
chapter in an American
stared. Several fires have been
caused by papers piled near a
chimney, it Is such places that
the fire department hopes to clean
up by their campaign. They have
made arrangements to sell all bal
ed paper, such as old magaxlnes.
The laiter company was one ot Hsl,.,11Hr. ...ran naner. and all
twenty bidders whose tenders were ollt,r ((,rms f waste paier. hT 25
opened Juue 30. ! cents per UW pounds, and they will
o 1 pay the Banie price for everything
Dust blowers for dusting grapes, accel,t,,d, the department taking
etc., for 75 cents at Wharton Bros, j care of la handling, of all the
-o I bales that are turned in.
ELKS WILL ELECT ! Arrangements are now being
mane 10 secure a suuaDie pince.
centrally located, to handle the
paper, and as soon as that la se-
rure more definite Information re-
,Aciint itt iied wiro garding the collection will be an
PORTLAND, July 11. An an-1 uouueed by the department.
history nounccment today from the tern
TEXAS MAN RULER
IS ANNOUNCEMENT;
i:iCKIS!MHT ItOY Wll.Ij
XKAl'H IN HltlSTLW
COU.lCt.K 1-N CANTON.
I.elnnd Chapin, who completed
his course at the Willi mette uni
versity this summer, has signed a
three year contract to teach at
the Canton Christian College in
Canton, China and will Bail from
Yituconver, U. C. August 6 on
the "Empress of Canada."
Mr. Chapin already has hfa
passtyorta and has reserved pas-
Iceland is the bon of 11. L. Cha
pin of this city. Port l'uipiua
Courier.
Hall's Catarrh
Medicine
both local and internal, and has been
f ucceufui ht the treatment of Catarrh
for over torry yean. Sold by ail druggucs.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio
The Umpqua Floriit j
Choice Cut Flower Alwaya
Fresh
Finest Quality Artistic Floral
Designs.
Visit Our Greenhouse or
Call 40-FJ.
Wo solicit inquiries tu buy or
Portland. Ore.
sell any marketable listed, local
or unlisted securities.
Active market for Durant, Star,
nint and Rickenhaiker Motor
Issues; Public Utilities.
Prompt attention given all or
ders. Cash paid for purchases:
no delav. Quotations furnished
HOOD BROTHERS
Stocks and Bonds
S Chamber of Commerce Hldg.
1 YOUNGSTERS FROLIC AS
FIREMEN FLUSH HYDRANTS
I The youngsters In the south end
' of the city had a good time yes
i terday afternoon while some of Ihe
members of the fire department
were engaged in flushing hydrants.
The youngsters donned bathing
! suits, and as the hydrants were
opened and the water allowed to
flow out, they, dashed in aud out ot
the stream and enjoyed a great
frolic, and followtd the firemen
from one hydrant to another to
continue their sport. Tourists pas
sing through greatly enjoyed the
sight, and several stopped to se
cure pictures.
TO CO-ORDINATE IN
RIFFIAN TROUBLES
generally says that the Norsemen porary grand lodge head-mariers ! V Kv".6- " ,,
5 .1 ..i.i. .w. w ,r ihe rtenevnlent Protective ; lief guaranteed within 24 hours or
inent. Uack of Disko in Greenland Order of Elks said that United money refunded. Lloyd Crocker.
are the ruins of 120 farm houses Slates District Judge W'..:ium o
land 21 churches, believed to be Haw.y Atwell of the northern d'8" ; FRANCE AND SPAIN
.a community estaDiisnea in one ot ma ui i wuwiu ue h-j
I the exiieditions during the time of r and ex.ilted ruler ot tin orsani-
Eric the Red. On the island ot latiou. juuge mcu .mn
Turnevik off the coast of Labra- las.
dor there are other ruins which I The lornial election ot oun. io
may once have been the homes of will be next Knuay during ire
the same race. MacMillan will closing hours of lh9 aiiua.il con
compare Ms findings to determine vention. The ann.).une:neiit say
if they were of the same origin and the election of Judge Atwell would
were the people which the Eskimos be unanimous as he win uuopuus
have told him were exterminated fed n
In battles with them centuries I ,...!
t'Ull I l.A.Li, juiy ii. v,,-
lodge olflcers of Ihe llenevolont
Proiective Order of Klks, headed
by John I!. Price. Columbus, Ohio,
irnind exulted ruler, arrived here
i I...- ..ni.n i.nnlf1At-nllni1 a
plan which, city officials predict, s run mli
will result within 18 months in
the Improvement ot every street
and sidewalk within the city
limits.
If evolution tlreorles and argu
ments nail on the visitors, tho
city offloials point out that na
ture haa provmeu on a
range for their entertainment
and sight-seeing, the scale run
ning from the mouuiultis of Wul
den's rung of the Cumberlands to
the valleys-of the Tennessee and
Hiwasnee Rivers.
FOR SALE 12 cwea. Roscoo
Conn, phone SF24.
FOR SALE Team, S44 Short'
street, or will trade for Ford car.
FOR SALE First clasa broccoli
plants, Kruse strain Joe Harvey,
Koseburg, Phone 6F4.
FOR SALE OneHiimbouietto and
one Delaine buck. Uoyer Bros.
Phone 14F14.
FOR BALE Broccoli plants. Ash.
oy strain, r. Ol. curus. ruuue
8F4.
rOR SALE CHEAP Team of
work mures, gentle and good pul
lers; also harness and wagop
and a good saddle mare. See
lluiblg, 4u5Wet Cass St.
FOR SALE- 1-4 H7'P. G. E. motor,
li; water-power washing ma
chine, with wringer, 16; lawn
Orders taken for embroidering,
crocheting and plain sewing. New
designs in pillow cases, etc. Phone
1F13. Mrs. Jno. Ferguson.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ago.
Beyond 66 degrees North Lati
tude it is twilight or duylight
throughout the 24 hours at this
season of the year. Fogs are rare.
vwihilliv u excellent and with an today for the annual convention
iUrSf. .Swere-alexdurl
Anrciited Prww Wilr.)
PARIS. July 11. The French
and Spanish governments have
arranged to co-ordinate their mili
tary operations ui:ainst Abd-KI-Krim's
Rifflan trlliesmen. The
French war ministry has decided
to transfer three -divisions of the
rolonltii troops, now In the Ruhr
and France to Morocco, (ieneral
siiinWHUB-Naulin will have about
100.000 men at his disposal, when
he takes charge July 18.
A. quality product ror a delicate
skin. Kelreshing and invigorating.
Bath salts especially priced, KSc,
L,ioyd Crocker.
MOOSK IX TUB KUOI.I.
DISTRICT HKCO.MINU
TAMi; .i:vn iAX(ii:i!ti s.
Home
Sweet
Home
Everybody wants to de
sign their own home to
suit.
Why Not Now?
We furnish everything
from basement up.
i
SEE US BEFORE
YOU BUY -
Koseburg Lumber
& Mfe. Co.
The Moofe which were turned
loose near Kroll two years ago
huve ranged up into this section
and are making unite a lot of
trouble for the farmers of the
neighborhood. They have no re
spect for fences going over any
ordinary fence without the least
effort. They are fond of straw
berries and especially tho vines
or bush?s. One ot the Bull moose
is very cross and dangerous, chas
ing anyono who gets in Iib way.
Just a day or two ago It chased
Frank Chtlcote into an old barn
which happened to he handy.
Frank said that he could feel Ihe
wind from Its horns on the seat
of his troupers as he dodged into
tho barn. Sluslaw News.
the day.
The grand officers worn met by
an escort of police and tho Port-
., TT ,...,!., '!i , land police band and lercorled to
For prompt taxi service, clly or ,,," ,.,,, neaduuurlers at the
t .uultnomuti hotel.
1
photographic results. On most days
vi-ion is limited only oy me nonz-on.
country trips. Phone 44.
Wonderful relief for nervous
Roswell Mineral water baths for
.. . ... . n.... I oosweii .iiiuiM
people, not jimerai oaius. uUIeU. k trouulo
CAIl CLIMBS HAN li.
Theodore Keuss, of Astoria,
wrecked his large Nash car laM
night, when he ran into the bank
lust smith of the city limits, near
tho Parrott home. Mr. Keuss ap-
RETURNS PAY FOR
KEEPING UP SHIP
KKZ. French Morocco. July 1 1.
Tho situation along the front,
where the French forces are hold
ing tt Itlffian Invaders In check
appears -aim for a moment. Abd-Kl-Krim's
principal activities are
of a nolitlcul nature. These aim
at weakening or destroying the
lovally of tribes friendly to the
French. The nnttves on the west
ern French wing are showing
signs of succumbing to this In
tensified propaganda.
(.Wx-Uted Ynm l-.-.t Win-.)
SALEM. Ore.. July 11. First re?
turns from admission charges for
visitors to tho baitleship Oregon
For concrete work call Taylor,
113 No. Flint St. Tel. 25-R.
parently went to sleep while dnv- , Portland harbor indicate Ihut
Ing and turned his car into tne Bnip wll) be Bef sustaining and
hank. The powerful machine . t))at h(, j15 ouu uunuiil continuing
climbed up about ten feet, and aI,.)roI)riaiiOI, can be turned back
In som? way caught and hung on u Ihj 0Hch y,.ar according I
top. The front end was badly i (() tol jn,., (.ari,. Arams, chair-1
wrecked, but tne driver esuy u man of lhe bat,.s,ip Oregon com-
i mission, i he first turn over io
the slate treasurer was made to
day, amounting to $2103. and rep
resenting admissions for Ihe
month of June since the ship ar
rived in Portland.
First class oak dining
room suite at half price. Phono
14.
FOR SALE Oood cheut and ryo
hay In shock, 15 per ton in fluid.
11. B. Hastings, Wilbur, ore.
FOR SALE High" grado billy
giuls. Wlllard Smith, Glide, Ore.
Phone 34F23.
FOR SALE Pack horses and sad
dle hoiBes. also good fresh milk
cow. Boyer Bros. ' Phone 14F14.
FORS ALE Broccolf plantsT throo
varieties, 2 per thousaud. C. O.
Branton. Dlxonvllle. Phone 19F31.
OAT HAY FOR SALE $10 per ton
in field. Joe Heidenrelch, on
Pacific highway, 1 mile south of
Koseburg.
WOOD" FORSALE Boiiybr grub
oak block, $3.25 a tier delivered.
Leave ordera at Rose's barber
shop, 129 Sheridan St.
FOR SALE Ford fton truck, with
good wood body, in good she,
see It anytime at 1171 West First
St.
In the County Court of the State of j
Oregon for Douglas County. i
In the matter of the estate
of Jeremiah P. Haley, Deceased. I
Vnl Ina la tlAmhV KiVOn that the
ndeinlffned haa been by the Coun-1 FOR SALE Cucumbers,
ty Court of Douglas County, uro-
gon. by an oruer uuiy maue anu
entered, appointed administrator of
the estate of Jeremiah P. Haley,
deoeased. All persons having
claims against said estate are here
by notified to present the same
with vouchers annexed and proper-
lv verified as. by law required, to
the undersigned Jonn i . ixmg, au
minlstrator of said estate at his
law office in the Perkins Building,
in the City of Roseburg. Oregon,
within six months from the date of
the first publication of this notice.
ktted and first published tins tne
11th day ot July, 1925. ;
JOHN T. UJNU,
Administrator of the estate ot
Jeremiah P. Haley, deoeaBed.
mower, garden tools and 8xl0
ft. rug. 408 East Douglas SL
FOR SALESTclflfforetU, 1 dres
ser, 2 beds, springs, rockers,
rugs, dining table, buffet, li
brary table, davenport and cfiir, .
range, fernery, phonographs and
records. 627 Douglas St.
FOR ' SALE--2 "year "old-Jersey
bailor, gentle, giving 21 gal
lons milk dally; also 22 young '
Rhode Island Red hens and
nearly luv fryers, ranging up to
3 pounds; also household goods.
N. Bush. Route 2 .Box 67-A.
FOR SALE Centrifugal pump,
250 gal. per minute, about 100 tu
pipe, mostly 4 inch. Large foot .
valve, Webster magneto, friction
clutch on engine. Have been
pumping water 32 feet. (Good
condition). Cost $400 new, price
$220. Address "Pump," care .
News-Review.
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FOR RENT
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR
THE CONSTRUCTION OF
SIDEWALKS.
summer
squash, green beans and new po
tatoes at J. E. Evans' stand on
Pacific hlghwayat Dlllard.
FORSALE One-good-team for
sale, 10 and 12 years old, weight
about 1375; also 2 cows in milk;
4 miles west Wilbur on R. D.
Mrs. J. L. Cole. "
FOR SALE Two horses, cheap;
weight about 1000 each. Good
for packing, riding, light work.
Write or call U. A. W. Russell,
Sutherlln, Ore.
FOR RENT CHEAP 7-room
house. Phone 34F13.
FORRENT Sleeping room an3
garage. 321 8. Pine.
FURNISHED HOUSE for rent
Inquire at 516 S. Stephens, after
5 p. m.
FORRENT 6-room house, good
location. Address K, care News
Review. FOR-RENTFour-room modern
furnished house. Phone 179-J or
call 547 S. Stephens SL
FOiTRENf Modern
Employment bureau opened at
664 North Jackson St. Phone 228.
SECRETARIES PLAN
TO MAKE OREGON -BIG
PLAYGROUND
(Aanrlileil cms UsKd Win.)
' EUGENE, Ore., July 11 Eugene
Chadwlck ot Eugene was unani
mously elected president ot tho
State Association of Secretaries of
Chambers ot Cmmerce of Oregon
at the closig meeting of the mem-
i bers of the association. Other
Heat with gas.
RADIO FANS PERSIST
IN EFFORT TO STOP
BUZZING INTERFERENCE
MRS. WM. BUTTS
WAS VERY SICK
Gives Full Credit to Lydia L
Pinkham' Vegetable Compound
for Remarkable Recovery
WellstonTo. "I ttxk Lydia E.
rink ham's Vepretable Compound to
maKe me strong. I
was troubled with
my back and sidoa
hurting me mi 1
could not do my
work, and when
ever I caught cold
it made me irregu
lar. Since I have
taken the Verita
ble Compound my
sideand back don't
bother me and I
can do my house-
Heat with gas.
GRAND NEPHEW OF
ROOSEVELT WORKS
IN CRATER SNOW
(Ax'iMtrJ f-m l-rd Wire.)
MKUKOitl), Ore.. July 11 lm.K
Ihk Kohtriton. Hon of the aspirant
secretary of the navy, Theodore, I).
Kobinson, and Sieimen Van K'na
golaer, member of a prominent
New York family, arriwd here to
day and went Imitu diatHy to Crnt
CHRISTIANS WIN
FROM COMBINATION
TEAM, SCORE 10-2
The Christian team of the Twl
liifht League last night took a one
sided baseball game from the Ilap-
1 tlsl-IVMolny team by a score of 10
i to 2. The Christians were hitting
the ball hard, and Mathews, the
! twirler for the combination team,
! was pounded luiril. A few i"'
': also contributed to the large score
piled up by the Christians. As the
legion forfeited to the Odd Kel-
lows on Thursday night, the Chris
tains now hold second place by a
sale margin, while the Odd Fellows
are In first position.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCKRN:
Notice iB hereby given that the
Common Council ot the City of
Roseburg, Oregon, did on tho filh
Hsv nf Jnlv. lH2ri. bv resolution duly
adopted by said Common Council, officers cnosen are Kan iteynoius
declare the assessments for the lot La Grande, vice-president; E.
construction of the sidewalks Iiero-K. Morris of Portland, secretary-
room house
on Flint street. No. 232. Phone
210-L. J. U. llraughton.
FORRKNT Furnished apartment
close in. Inquire at 329 East
Douglas St., or phone 140-L.
FOR RKNT OtT SALE " 5-room',
practically new bungalow, with
garage; on highway just north
of Riverside store. G. U. Uelblg,
, 407 West Cass street
i
WANTED
A it
Hear Mr. O. R. Pollock, of New
York, at the Moose Hall Sunday
evening, at 8. Free. No collection.
DAYTON ON MAP
BEFORE SCOPES IS
CITIZENS' CLAIM
t . I nrmtn a tart nil
... . rneruHlic efforts to loot, the' work and care for my children now
buzzing interference hich for sev
LAUKDm KIDS
LVHOOOES
where before I did not feel like doing;
anrthin? or going around. After my
first child was born about four years
tpo 1 saw an advertisement in tho
faper about the Vegetable Compound.
knew it would help me, but 1 waa
afraid to try it because people said it
would help you to have children and
1 knew 1 was having children fast
enoueh. But I thought if it would
help me it would be better to have a
whole house full of children and havo
good health. I became stronger from
taking it and my husband says I look
like a live woman instead of a dead
one. When Spring comes I am goinir
to take vour lilnod Medicine as I am
nindlng twine made specially foP; very thin. 1 will answer letters from
McCormit k and Ieering binders any woman who wishes to ask about
will give l"s trouble in the knot- your medicine." Mrs. VlLUAM
ter. Sold by Wharton Bros. BUTTS, WelUton, Ohio.
eral years has Interrupted rauio
programs. Ktforts In the past have
tailed, but still the fans are striv
ing to locate the rouble. It was
thought a few days ago that the
noise had been located In a leaky
transformer near the roundhouse,
and the repair did aid somewhat
in abating interference, but the
bussing slill continues, and efforts
to locale It wilh a dir-clional loop
antennae have been of HHle avull.
Coos, with ga.
PAVTOM. Tcnn.. July 11. -
i U-liilu III., trlul .if John T Seniles.
er Lukn where they wi.l be employ-1 PhiirK1,, ,i, violallng the Ten
ed as snow shovelera and f"l'"t I nes . law prolilblllng llin teaeh
ningers during tho summer. "N cuing )nK ()f ..vniminn In the piihMc
Robinson Is a grand nephew of the i H,.hlinl!, nilB uttracied attention to
Into President Roosevelt and Van 1,1,1, rtv IIOm aj pri,, nf the
Rensselaer Is descended from romry. Its elllrein Insist that It
Killian Van Rensselaer, the origin-; w;iM ,'.rninnenly placed on the
ai parror.n oi .-ew ium .m ac
quired lare estates Ihere belween
H,::u and 1C37.
Roswell Hotel for good eats.
o
NEW RABBI IS CHOSEN
TO SUCCEED J. B. WISE
POltTLANK. Jul II. -Hi-. Ma
J. Merrill, rahhl of T -mid.- Kni iii-
map long nelore on lis own iu--
count. The trial scheduled lo be
gin Friday is fxpceled to brine
to the rilv a large number of
visitors who never have been hern
before: some, perhaps, who never
lime heard of lire place.
( Hiens ot llaylon take prid"
in Ihe clly's claim In ho Ihe larg
,..l Mlriiwiierrv I imi litr cenl'r 111
natter enumerated to be upon each
lot or part of lot or parcel of land
especially benefitted thereby as loV
lows: 1 .
Sidewalks constructed on tho
east side of Cobb street, along the
west side ot the following describ
ed properly:
Lois 9 and in. block 14.
Walle's Addition, belong
ing to A. (Treason 1102.84
Lola 10, 11. 12, IS, 14 and
IT,, block 18. Willie's Addi
tion, belonging to Cobb ;
Real Kslate Company 1188.62
Lot in. block 23, Walte's
Addition. belonging lo
Cobb eltal Kslate Company 136.42
Lots 11. 12 anil 13. block 14. ,
Walte's Addition, belong
ing lo Tona Mnssa Kslule 1164.28 yenr.
treasurer: W. A. Retd of Corvallls,
J. II. Fuller of Ashland. W. 1). U.
Dodson of Portland, W. W. Philips
of Hlllsbnro and F. A. Fullerton of
Milton, directors.
Retiring officers are J. H. Fuller
of Ashland, president, and W. A.
Reld ot Corvallls, secretary-treasurer.
The secretaries In business ses
sion today voted lo support Ihe
state Chamber of Commerce and
to give whatever assistance as
needed In the plan for financing
tho organization. The finance plan,
as presented by W..I1. Ide, of olio
slalo chamber, Is that approxi
mately 25 counties In the state,
niitsldo of Portland territory, acll
1110 memberships each, at 15 per
uel .Montreal, lias been eleeled rab-. t,,. mirld, and tin y are nptlinlsile
it win
a peach
hi of Temple lle.ll InlMel 111
succeed l- Jonan II. Wl- .reign
ed The action a u lak' n by ihu
he. rd of trustees ami a :iUs c-lli-finnatlon
by the Qo-i.;n.';niii,n next
Vo'iday uightw
Cook with gas
Ui ii i within a few years
rival Fort Valley, (la., as
center.
The ronniy sent or Rhea coun
ty. Diiytnn Is the center of a rich
acrletiitnrul rouniy. Its straw
berry shipments for this season
n mounted to r,ou curs, which, lo-
Hidewalks constructed on Ihe
west side of Cobb slrcet, along the
east side of the following describ
ed property:
Lois 7 aud R. block 15,
Walte's Addition, belong
ing to Alice Plckeit Rus-
selle I 81.84
Lots 1. 2. 3. 4. 5, 6. 7 and 8,
block 17. Walle's Addition,
belonging to Cobb Real
Kslate Company $2i7.36
UHB 4. 5. 6 and 7. block 25.
Walte's Addition, belong
ing to Cobb Real Kslate
Company $145.68
A statement of the aforesaid as
sessments has been entered In the
Docket of City Liens and said as
sessments are now due and payable j
at the office of the City Treasurer
In the City Hall In said Clly or
Uoseliurg, Oregon, In lawful money I
ot the I nll.il stales. And It not
paid wllliln twenty days from the)
dale of Ibis notice, such proceed
ings will he taken for the collec
tion Ihereof aa are provided by the
Chatter of the City of Roseburg, 1
Oregon.
Ily order of tho Common Coun
cil. Dated July 6th. 1925, and first
published July 11th, Pi-T,.
It. Ij. VI ill ri-i.r.,
City Recorder of tie
tmrg. Oregon.
This will give 112.500 per year
or I25.0O0 for the two year period.
This fund is to be used for promo
tion work, and for the services of
I. K. Vinlng, of Ashland, president
of Ihe organization. The report of
the aecretarles was given follow
ing a long discussion. The drive
for members will be staged by the
slate chamber In each county, fol
lowing conference with tho local
chamber of commerce, the move
read.
Added to the $25,000 for the two
year period will be a fund of 4I.-
WANTED Old rags at the New
Kt Hew office.
WANTED Twooaned-pigs. C.
J. Iljerg, Route 2, Uox85-B.
lYllKSSMAKINO by the day or
piece. Phone 210-L or write Allle
llraughton, 626 Marstera Ht.
VVANTED-Married manfo work
fruit ranch. Permanent place
for right party. Dr. Geo. Brad-
burn. Phone 28F3.
WANTED Woman or girl who
wishes to reduce expenses to
share a two-room furnished
apartment with dependable wo
man In splendid neighborhood;
rtasonable rent. Call after 4:30
at 305 W. Mosber SU
. ,
MISCELLANEOUS I
; i i
DIRT for the bailing. 617 Cobb St
UAlTWNEK-Sou forgei u
call 663 when to need ot ants
parts. Sarin Auto Wreekln
House.
NOTICF. TO LODGES "arid "other so,
cletles Rainbow Gardens la for
lease to lodge dances any night
except Wednesday or Saturday
Call 112.
! LOST AND FOUND
; i
Ml
FOUND Automobile tiro, 41x3$
with rim. Owner call at this o
flee and pay advertising.
FoTnT
Clilld's topcoat In street
In North Roseburg. Owner please
chII lit thiu offlen.
Ofio, whlcn tne ronianu FOOND-On .troet. RosebBrg;
of Commerce propose lo raise for
land settlement work for the ataie
chamber. This will bo a sum
apart from Ihe administration
fund It. Is said. The publication
"Oregon .Business" will be con
tinued. During the early morning ses
sion. Oregon as a national play
ground was discussed at tho round
table meeting. F.xtenslon of high
ways and exploiting of Oregon's
recreational spots was stressed.
Utmost attention should ho paid lo
the lourlst the secretaries agreed.
July outing coat, seen to drop
from Ford automobile. Owner
call at this office and Identify
and pay adv. cost.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. M. ri. FLYLER ChlrnnrsctM
physician. 12 W. Lane Bt
-o-
Seo Pat for building, repairing
and mining houses. Also have
City of Rose-i some line properly tor saie. i-uuim
57-Y.
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know all about the science
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we know all about the po
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Let us help you solve the
problem and keep thenf out
of your winter clothing.
Our Auto Will Call
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