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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY, JULY 18, 192?. FIVE Pretty Hot Weather And you will have to cultivate that Broccoli. See the Fowler surface cultivator. Something dif ferent. Either one or two-horse. Cloverleaf Binder Twine. Baling wire. Cow Spray. i Salt. ' ' See Us First We Can Save You Money. FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE MOCEaHJItS OAKLAND -k j -v (i i ITS ln coiiega, ina rouaa quite ei- Farm rofritors. The making ot cottage cheese 1b a Kood way to utuige 8k. .a niu on Oregon turnis, says v. i. Chap pell, associate protessor of dairy manufacture at tne agricultural college. Tne separate milk Is pasteur ized to 145 degrees for JU min utes. Tbls Is doue by placing the cau of milk In a water bam and stirring tne milk constantly un til 14 j degrees Is reached. The tenipeiaiuie is then lowered to u decides. i'lace the Bklmiuilk In a tank and to It add a starter or clean navored sour milk at the rate ot 11 quarts to 100 pounds skim liulk. Allow the tank of ukun nink to then stand over uignt at a. temperature ot 72 degrees. Next morning tlfere saoulu be a good lam curd in tne tank. Cut the curd imo small pieces, so that it will coolt laorougiily. The cooking process is done sow ly so that it takes 1J hours to raise, the tempetature iroiu 7 2 de grees to 12u ougivej. ino pro duct is stirred constantly uuriug tne cooking process. Woen tak ing some of the product in the hand and squeezing It, it will not break up, is an indication that tne cooking has been continued long enough. an am olf the whey and wash th3 cnees two or three tunes wit j cold water. The washing process must be thorough to gel rid ot an tne nee acid, iliaiu well alter washing. No phase of . Orecon poultry keeping requires better judgment op closor obsorvutton than that of feeding poultry for profit. Hot ter results aro secured when tho fowls aro fed according to their appetite rathr llian by rulo, says the experiment station. There is no best poultry feed or rutlon other than tho one which supplies most economically the ntceasury food elements. When food value Is considered, some poultry Iced at t-i per hundred pounds Is of ton more expensive than other leeds at 15 per 100 pounds. Young chicks from four' to six weeks are often, attacked by a germ that lives In the soli over several years, says A. G. Lunn, ! head of poultry Husbandry at tne I O. A. C. experiment station. Tu effected ehicas show droopy wings, I ruffled feathers and general weak ! ness. 1'he strong a well as the weak chicks are attacked. i.x- perlmental work Indicates that they are then not able to digest , hard grain and snould be fed moist i mash three times a day. Treat ment also includes moving the chicks to clean ground and dis infecting the brooders wltn a 10 per cent solution ot crude carbolic acid. Epsoin salts at the rate one fourth pound to the mash tor 100 chicks, and hydrochloric acid at the rate of one leaspoonful to a gallon ot water, are also re- j commended. The best legumes are heavy I lime feeders. A two ton crop lot Oregou clover used about 150 I pounds of limestone in its growth. Small grains, grasses, and corn use much les lime than legumes because there are no nodules and bacteria in their roots. Liming is recomnnnded by the experi ment station ouly on soils that aro , acid or known to need lime. MADE A NEW WOMAN OF HER That Is Wha Lydia E. Fink ham'sVegetableCompound Did for Mrs. Jenkins Tho small dark colored teeth protruding at ihe base of a young pis s regular teeth aro not neces sary and should be removed, says tho O. A. C. experiment station. A pair of nippers is a good tool to use for this and tho teeth should be broken off rather than pulled. If these are allowed to remain pips are likely to injure each otner when fighting, und also to get sore mouths. These teeth csn be removed whMi the pig Is but a day or so old. Oregou farmers find more and more profit in growing pure strains of ihe right varieties of seed. A recent report to tire need testing laboratory at the Cr vallis station says that the seed testing service Is a wonderlul help, us "it gives ns, a mvan of Identifying the higher quality seed that wo aim to handle." This means., suys the station, that the demund will be greater and the prlro nlghvr for good quality' pure seed. Oregon farmers usually proper to use line stone which contiilns some rock ground to a dust pow der and some which is ground to pass through a 10 mesh sieve. The fine alone tweetelis the soil quickly and the coarser material remains longer to keep it sweet. Only on acid soils and boIIs known to be deficient in lime, is the use of lime rvcomtneded by the Ore gon experiment station. Counties that have been soil surveyed have tuch Information on record A good home-made spray for file on dairy cattle has l-een r nuesied so frequently from the college dairy department by Ore gon dairymen that itoy C. Jones utters the following: Krcso dip. 1 gallon; neutral oil. 3 gallons; kerosene. 1 gallon; rurbon dlsull'hlde. 1 pound; and horse mint, ;t ounces. .Mix thor oughly in ," gallon container and use In fly spray twice dally or as often as necessary. Tho formula, suys "Mr. Jones, was submitted by leading Ore gon dairvman. fully tried out at A few bee-keepers have tried the scheme ot advertising extract ed honey in newspapers and ma gazines, and delivering it by par cel post, thus working up a mail order business. This method of selling is on the increase. The main factor in mail order selling Is to have a package that will not leak. The best package is the screw-top cau in tho quart and two-quart sizes, packed in an in expensive corrugated mailing car ton. One bee-keeper in the north west started advertising his honey in two ladles' magazinos ot na tional circulation, with the result that today he is doing a big busi ness and bays honey by the car lot to take car of hiB mall order business. One bee-keeper las; year made 100 mail order sales by advertising once in a weekly newspaper having state-wide cir culation. This mode of selling, undertatken in a limited way at first, will grow with experience. The great migration Is at hand. Just as the birds of passage wing their way northward at the begin ning of the summer season, so are countless motorists of California pointing thelrr adlators toward the pleasant valleys and snow-kissed hills of Oregon. "Reports from the General Pe troleum Corporation's offices in Los Angeles and San Francisco," states C L. Fies, ''are to the ef fect that we snomd prepare tor the greatest influx ot visitors from tne soutniaud Uiat has ever moved northward along the Pacific high way. "It seems like everybody In Cali fornia tnat has a car and . tucy have about two to the family down there Is llguring ou a summer tour to tne Pacific northwest re gion. Previous years Mere have been bad road conditions, many de tours', or some other dliticuitles tnat have deterred many troni' making this trip, and It seems that all the accumulated enthusiasm fur travel will find "Its outlet this season. "Koad conditions have never been so attractive; and there are a number of big conventions and gatuerings here in Stattle which offer special inducements or ex cuses lor the trip. "Our own organisation 1b using its best efforts to make tne way easy for tourists by arranging tor adequate supplies of Utneral gaso line tnrouglioui this territory. Last touring season distribution was fairly well established over west ern Washington, but the "green and white" signs were strange to tne motorists from the south. This year many of those who come from California will welcome these signs as old friends and will recognize them as the badge of the same type of efficient service they have learned to depend upon at home. "From the time they slide down the Blope ot the Siskiyous and strike the Oregon line until they roll across the International boun dary and into Vancouver, B. C, they will find Independent service stations, which carry General gaso- Iline and lubricants, located at tae most convenient points, and they can be assured of the advantages of this powerful, peppy gas during I all nf Iheli- northern Lrio. "On the other hand, Oregon mo torists who are planning to tour the Washington highways or drive to Frisco this summer will be able to keep their engines contented on the same kind of dependable fuel they have grown used to since the time when their owners Hist filled up tho tank and gave them a chance to decide." . , Havo you a Hernia? Curo guar anteed without operation. Investi gate. Dr. Harrison Folk, Perkins bldg. Middlcport, Ohio. - "lam goinff TO BE INADEQUATE This service last month completed Its seventh year, bavins hat! Its Inception ou May 15, lSls. On thai date airplane equipment and per sonal of the war department start ed carrying official mail between Washington, 1. C. and New York. Congress meanwhile had appropria ted the very modest sum ot 1100, ove to be used by the post office department In transporting mail by airplane. On October 1 of that I year the post office department i assumed full charge. From New York to Chicago Classified Section ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PACE. IIONOI.II.it Julv 1lt l PI through the Chatiirc of Life and I am Capt. K. M. Urtswold. aide fori 'rom Chicago to Omaha from taking; i.ydia ri. material on the staff of Admiral umana to oan p rauvisco uiose Pinkham'a ,Veiro- I Hubert E. Coonts, conmiar.der-ln- the Btagea In the development table Compound j chief of the United Slates battlej of the United States air mail. Dur for the troubles i fleet, asserted while here that fur- this period of lti development that come at that ther proof ot the Inadequacy of the the relay system was at first em time. Igutaorun-j fa,.Mitl(.. p,H1. Harbor . naw ployed tho planes carried the mall yard, and of the need for deepen- during the day and It was trans lug the channel entrance to the ferred to fast mall trains for trans-k-ystone of Ainerlrun defenses In porlatlon during the night. Thus the Pacific, had been furnished 1 the rou was learned aud the sys during the final days of the fleet's i tern built up . visit to Hawaii prior to its depart- "Now it was Inaugurated on ure for Australia. July first of last year tho United Minor electrical trouble, such as States has a through transcontlu ordinarily would be eradicated at a' mal air mall giving daily service naiy yard, developed on the It. s. between San Francisco and New S. West Virginia, on of the latest! Vork. And It was established at and largest of the dreadnaughts. cost of Icbs than ten million dol llecause of the vessel's Immense ! lars. which figure Includes the draft and the fact that Pearl harbor! appropriation for the fiscal year channel Is not sufficiently deep. It1 ending next month, and all other was considered unsafe to attempt 1 funds backing this venture since to send her Into the yard. Naval 'he armistice. lairing the same officers were coniuelled to nerforni ! period appropriations of the army makeshift repairs at the West i and navy on aviation s account to- FOR SALE down 1 could scarcely do my work and I keep a rooming house and have a family of eight to takeenre of. A friend told me atiout the Veg etable Compound and it has mado a new woman of me. I keep it in the house all the time now and won't be without it My weight (rot down to 90 pounds and now it is 132 pounds. I give the Vegetable Compound the praise and hope that women will real ize the good in it. " Mrs. Myra Jenkins, 693 North Front Street, iliddleport, Ohio. Over 200. 000 women have so far re plied to this question, "Have you re ceived benefit from taking Lydia K. Pinltham's Vegetable Compound'," 98 out of every 100 of the replies say ,,Yes. "and because the Vegeta ble Compound has teen helping other I women it should help you. rr saU 1 btf druetrists evervwhere- I 1 considered a technical world's .wonder. Another prominent fea , ture will be the machinery hall, j conceded to be the largest exlll i bition hall In Germany. It occu ! plea an area of 21.000 squure : meters. The old house for elec I tro-technics has ,been materially enlarged by two wings each two .stories high. In order to furnish I the necessary apace for the erec tion of a number of new exhibi tion buildings, Ihe municipality of Leipsic has placed a further urea i of 130,000 square meters at mo disposal of tho administrators of the fair. This permits sufficient space for tho construction of a special freight station, j There is also a plan on foot to I have foreign firms display their exhibits In special halls 111 I "Street of Nations." I The magnitude of the Leipsic Fair has made a division Into two sections necessary, "The Gen eral Sample Uxhibit." and "Tho Technical and Constructive Exhi bit." The latter exhibition will I continue four days longer than the former and will be arranged In 15 halls. The "Sample Kxhibl tion" will be contained in 80 halls and special buildings. Dirty milk is expensive as a gift and clean milk is cheap at any price. Dirty milk results In complaints, loss of confidence in the milkman who puts it on the market, and direct loss through replacements of milk due souring.. Cleanliness In the barn largely determines the amount of dirt in milk. Care on the part of keep ers in currying and grooming ani mals, washing the 'udder Just be fore milking, and general clean liness around the stalls, with clean habits on the part of the milker are the determining factors ill obtaining clean milk. Smooth, durable, non-absorbing utensils of such a nature that they can be easily washed and sterilized, are ideal for the milk house and barn. Milking with small top milk pails keeps most of the dirt out of the milk. A well ventilated and screened milk house with proper washing facilities and an abundant supply of clean water and hot water, and of such a nature that It can be washed thoroughly und frequent- ly. Is essenliiil. to the production lot clean milk. I Health of the animals is an other factor in clean milk produc tion. Removal of animals having I inflamation of the udder or any j other serious ailment to a private I stall until the ailment disappear?, will prevent infection from being carried from one animal to an other on the hands ot the milkers. See Pat tor oulldlng,' repairing and moving houses. Also have some fine property for sale. Phone 57-Y. L IS RSHAL HEART MS - AT FEZ Virginia's anchorage In Rolling Bay. approximately a mile off Hon olulu In open sea. It was neces sary to anchor the 11 giant ships of the fleet here because of the luck of mooring in Pearl Harbor. It was also discovered, Capt. Griswold resorted, that the yard was not equipped to make repairs to tne faulty generator of the U. S. S. Pennsylvania, and It was nec- talted one hundred and sixty mil lion dollars. "The air malt planes leave San Francisco dally at 8:45 a. m. and arrive in New York at 5 p. m. tho next day. Fifty-two pilots and 450 mechanics are included In the per sonnel of this service. Its 100 are rebuilt army ma-i FOR TEHR1KR PL' PS For sale J. W. McUade. 1146 K.JSIh St. FOll SALai First class broccol. plants, Kruse strain Joe Harvey, Koseburg, Phone VF4. FOR SALE Flrstl:la8s-oasrainlhg room suite at halt price. Phone 14. FOR SALE i pack mules. haTnesF and wagun; cheap. K. Fl Hunt ley, Drockway, Ore. FOirSALE llroccoli piaTiui St. Valentine strain. E. C. Engle, Oakland, Ore. ,GblNG"TOt'RING? See the heavy luggage carriers for 11.75 at Wells & Chase. FOR SALE 130 good cedar posts, also Jersey cow giving S gals, dally. Phone 265-H. FOR SALE OneJer8eycow jiv ing t gal. per day. Price $30. F. FParkerWllbur, Ore. FORSALE-lno SxTiij ft. rug and one water power washing ma- chine. 40S v.. rmuglas. FOll SALE llroccoli plants, Uul ner's medium late; also late cab bage plants. C. K. Trueblood. FOR SALE Pack horses aud sad dle horses, also good fresh milk cow. Boyer liros. Phone 14F14. airplanes are irvuiu arui um -i - chines, each having a capacity of 8flLET0,f """'S son .!. n.n matter Thl' "r 4 ft, St cord ; mixed oak and esssry to remove the generator and ' is not enough, and the post office ; "T1' " uer' "' Lara send It to the mainland. department Is now getting specif!-1 "'" ",', i-. It was emphasized by Capt. Grls- cations for airplanes designed j FOUL) TUUKINO CAR For sale wold that these repairs and nu- strictly for commercial purposes, cheap. Good condition. W. J. nierous others required by the fleet' and which will have doable cap- Malhollandj Roseburg, Route t, after the -battle of Oahu" and sub-! city of those now used. This Is Phono 44F2. sequent miuor maneuvers werei due to increasing patronage 01 tne routine matters, faults such as; air mall. It Is predicted that, arise from everyday service. In j based on the present business, the case of naval combat In the Pa-i air mail service will be paying clfic, ho jiolnted out, the larger I operating costs In he near future, number of vessels damaged In ac-j "The air mall route Is divided In tlon would provide a serious sltua-i to fourteen "Jumps" or "hops", of tlon unless Improvements ere j approximately two hundred miles made to Pearl Harbor, as had been each. Departures are scheduled so recommended several times. ' that the night-flying occurs bo The principal improvements de-j tween Chicago and Cheyenne.- The sired are the deepening, straighten- hop from Reno over the SleTra ing and widening of the entrance: Nevada mountains to San Francis- channel; the dredging of the Pearl Lochs to provide anchorage and moorings for the fleet, and increas ed repair facilities. Recently Sena tor Frederick Hale of Maine, chair man of the naval affairs commit tee, said after an Inspection of Pearl Harbor that the next con gress probably would provide for enlarging the channel as the 'next step in a 5.000,000 naval base program, and that other Improve ments would follow. Spend your vacation at Ooswell Mineral Springs. SUGGESTION FOR AIR MAIL SERVICE CREATES INTEREST The June number of The Volt, which Is Just being distributed by co Is considered by far the most difficult and hazardous stretch ou the entire transcontinental route. "Mail is picked up at tho sta tions along the route, posted local ly or brought to these points by railroad mail service. A further de velopment of the air mall system will undoubtedly manifest Itself In feeder lines coming to the main line ot transcontinental flight, form the north and the south. Ali planes will do what the railroads are now doing." It any air mail feeder route is FOR SALE 11 yearling Rarabou letle rams, pure bred but not registered. Fred Herrlu stock. Priced very reasonable. T. J. Med ley. Oakland, Ore. flOl'SE"" FOR8ALE-Trooiu mod ern home. Built-in work. Gar den spol chicken yard, irult trees. Will sell at bargain. Write to 715 West Jackson St., Medford, Ore., for partleulars. SHEEP FOR SALE. One double deck of broedln ewea and feeder lunibs for sale. Price very reasonable. GEORGE WAUL), Box 1035. NOTICE OP ASSESSMENT FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF 8IDEWALK3. . TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the Common Council of the City of Koseburg, Oregon, did on the 6th Vf. I T .1 r10.'" day of July. 11)25, by resolution duly established on the coast the de- p,, Dy ,am Comilum council. I'm l mi-ii i nm uiuunui; nmuunii on airplane haifKar at uome point Houthtirn Oregon or northern Cull furnlH. ' '" This Htury in Tho Volt may not be the first time the etab)(Khment of a count air mail route has bt'on BUKCoHteii, but It would seem to be to (he interest of ait rosltlcntH of the California On-won Power com- 6outhrn OreRon and northern Call- The Hosebun? Rotary Club is planning a picnic for its members. t wives and families at the country borne of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hooth, on the Pacific Hlphway, south of Utllard for next Tuesday evening at 6:3u o'clock. A pic nic dinner ou the river bank with gumes and stunts will feature tho feathering. A committee of no tary Anns, beaded hy Mrs. M. K Rice and Mrs. Hert Sutherland has been appointed to take charge of the arrangements. Joe Mur uhv will assist them. Karh Ko- ' tary member is to bring eats and (more will be supplied by the pre sident. Henry, at the ranch. The Terminal Garage has the most coin pie to stock of piston rings In town. AlTl'MV lsKIPSIC KAIIt AIMH TO Sl'IflMSS .M.I PKKVlOl S KAIII IH HONS I ( ANMt-ialt-'l I IikiI ft ire-.) j RAUAT.vIuly IS. The arrival iof Marnhal Pcmin and tlie news !of forthcoming large reinfoive ! ments have gn atly heartened the ; French torces facing Abd-Kl-Krim. ' Kifftan pretender to the Moroccan 1 Sultanate. Petain, one of Trance's bout i military organizers, arrived lu re (by airplane yesterday. I He will slay here tomorrow be I fore going to Fez, in the capture of which city. Abd-Kl-Krim is ; bending hi- best efforts. Today ithe Marshal is lein received by ithe Sulian. He experts to remain I in Morocco for 15 days (o make recommendations as to tin: nun I and material needed. Abd-KI Krini is continuing hi propaganda. The KifMuii hb f i hopes that by stirring up the tri I bes to re .".stance he may be able ! to reach Kea without having t; use his picked regulars In. a Idoody drive, or at leant reserve 'them to-deliver a decisive blow. pany, iA attracting gnat Interest up and down the facilic coast bo cause of its suggestion that an air mail feeder line from Seattle to San Dlvgo should be established. In this con met ion The Volt says: "The Pacific coast, which glories in its progressiveness, right now should be bringing every influence it can muster, so The Volt be lieves, to gain the establishment j ot an air 'mail fetder route from Seattle to San Iiego otherwise a Pacific seaboard service. Such an. I extension would greatly augment! the alt mall system as a whole! land, incidentally, would be another fetor in the development of tho 1 great midland empire of the Pacific i coast in southern Ongon and ! northern California." j The entire issue is devoted to the ; I'niied State air mail service and ( contains a group of splendid ple ; lures portraying the activities of this most important branch of the ! post office depart m'in. The Volt believes that the air j mail Is becoming more and more popular and urges patronage of i this service by all. v. Some of the most interesting fornla to take up the aoosideratlon of this proposal In earnest. liquid eye glass cleaner with cloth, 25c, post paid, 30c. Dr. H. C. Church, Perkins Building. FOR THE LADIES Clearance sale of summer mil linery now on at tho Specialty Shoppe. Come early while selec tions can be made from a large variety. Mrs. S. M. King, 235 North Jackson Outing supplies visors, colored glasses, bathing caps and shoes, and first aid preparations. Lloyd Crocker. NOTICE TO CREDITORS We solU-tt inquiries to buy or Portland, Ore. sell any maiketable listed, local or unlisted securities. Active market fortnrnt. Star, Hint and Rickenbacker Motor iuea; Public Utilities. Prompt attention given all or ders. Cash paid for purchases; Do d-lay. Quotations furnished HOOD BROTHERS Stock and Bond 9 Chamber of Commerce Bldg. LEIPSIC, Germany, July 18. The coming Leipsic Kalr to be held from August ;i0 to Septem ber 9 promises to surpass any previous Ieipslc exhibition. It Is ex pect ed the at t enda nee will be nearly double that of ihe spring fair, at which there were more than IKO.ooo business men ironi all parts of the world, with 1 . 00 ft exhibitors from IS countries. One of the features of the com ing fair will be the huge under grou nd exhibition hall, generally MARSKILLKS, France. July 1. j Frnnce Is fming a serious situ ation In Morocco, General Slanis lans Nauliu wtld ("day. He is the 'new commander In chief of the j French Tones fighting Abd-FI- Krirn's It if Man invader of Hie j French Moroccan zone and In en I route to the trout to tako a tie. 'charge of the French campaign. "Our difficulties," he said. j"must not le under- itimated. e are at the height of the hot season." In the County Court or the State of Oregon for iHiuglas County. In Ihe matter of the estate of Jeremiah P. Haley, !eccased. Notice la hereby given that tlio undersigned has been by the Coun ty Court of IHiuglas County, Ore gon, by an order duly made and entered, appointed administrator of portions of the story are quoted I the estate of Jeremiah P. Haley, below : deceased. All persons having "Air mall delivery today is best claims against said estate are here exemplified by the activities of by notified to present the same that branch of the nation's post office department known as the United States air mail service SiaSrs Catarrh both locil and internal, and hai been successful in the treatment of Catarrh for over forty yean. Sold by all liruggiita F. J. CHENEY C CO., Toledo, Ohio declare the assessments lor thu construction of Ihe sidewalks here inafter enumerated to be niwn each lot or part of lot or parcel of land especially benefitted thereby as fol lows: Sidewalks constructed on tho east side of Cobb street, along .the west side of the following describ ed proporly: Lots a and 10, blink 14. Wake's Addition, belong ing to A. Creasnn J102.M Lots 10, 11, 12, 1.1. 14 and 15. block IS. Waite's Addi tion, belonging to t'obli Real Ksiate Company 1188.52 Lot 16. block 211. Waite's Addition, belonging to Cobb eltal Estate Company :!0.42 Lots 11, 12 and 13. block 14, Waite's Addition, belong ing to Tona Mossa Estate $164 16 8idewalks constructed on the west side of Cobb street, along tlie east sldo of the following describ ed property: Lola 1 and S, block If,, Waite's Addition. In-longing to Alico l'ickett Kus sello 81.84 Lots 1, 2, 3. 4, 5. 6, 7 and 8, block 17, Waite's Addition, belonging to Cobb Ki-nl Ksiate Company IJ67.36 Lots 4. 6. 6 and 7, block 2.r, Walti-'s Addition. Ixlong. Ing to Cobb Heal Kataic Coinitany Slir.f!K A statement of tho aforesaid as sessments has been entered In the Docket nf City Liens and saifl sessments are now due and payable at the officii of Hi City Treasurer In the City Hall in said City of Koseburg, Oregon, In lawful money tlin I'nlliiil Mliiln. Ami If n,.l with vouchers annexed and proper- j paln wm,, twonty ,'ayB rrnm , ly verified as by law required, to(uHl0 ,)f ,! notice, suc h proceed- thn undersigned Jonn 1 . ixing, an- m b ,UK,.n fr rollec, mlnlstrator or said estate at niS,n thereof ns are pi ovliled bv the law olflee In the Perkins Ilulldlng, charter of the City of Koseburg, In the City of Roseburg, Oregon, Oregon. within six months from Ihe dale of the first publication of this notice. Hated and first published this the 11th day of July, 19'J!. JOHN T. LONG, Administrator of the estate Jeremiah I. Haley, deceased. ell Hy order of the Common Coun nd first Dated July th, l!(2r,. published July 11th. l:r It. I.. WIIII'PI.K. of. City Kecordi-r of tho City of Kose burg. Oregon. P-Oll SALE Modern cottaga Id Laureiwud. Inquire there, 115 niadrone bt. - FOK 8ALK0ll RENT o-roomi modern house, with garage. In Corvallis, 7 blocks from U. A. C. For particulars, phone 15FL Koseburg. , foil tjALKr-Cbevrolet sedauette, ruu less than ilbuv miles, looks like new, disc wheels, 6 good tires, bumper, spot-lignt, and oth er extras. Will sell cheap. Laf can be seen at Smith's Parage. , A'uooi)-lIoTuiriT" corner lot 80x125 feet. Paving and side walk. 7-rooni plastered house. Modern plumbing. Shade trees and shrubbery. Excellent loca tion. Price (5700, S1600 down. G. W. Young A Son. Phone 417. "PATCHING'S "USED CARS mi Ford touring 215-60 Looks and runs good. . . J921 Ford touring 115.60 Repainted; mechanically good, , in 17 Uuick Six touring 254.00 Runs good and good rubber -Vlli Chevrolet touring 275.00 In good condition . 1920 Hudson 7 -pass, tour- Ing 600.QO Wire wheels and good condition l'J2u Hudson 7-pasa. se dan 750.00 Looks and runs like new. Roy Catching Motor Co. " 125 N. Rose Koseburg, On. TUBBY Out of the Pan, Into the Fire. By WINNER OH.OH, OH, I'M IMP0Q.T AJOWLi. OOriT KNOMJ W 6ttANM AH ' GftAM'Pfc BAXTER M MAO AT MV pop aw mom aw' eioT an wrote THEM A LETTER AS!! "THEM TO IWVVTE MOM TO SPEND A VACATlOW Vf THERE BECAvl&E I DtOKfT HAVE EN0Y6H MOWEV T SEND HER SOME PlACE EUE.e! p OM FINOS OUT A BOOT THAT LETTER rlt Lt m V STILL IF CPAN'MAV t CwwTTALKTOPOPN (frsoSH'SHE AW'MOMSHECAMJ MIGMT ""Rite I LETTE.1. VneCeR KNOW P UMOH-K.mPl T y V LOOK OUT KjP. -h ' MA I L ,11 . V. -rur.ee. he's OOST pottiai A lE-ITER. IAJ OvM MAIL 80K , I LL HAPTA 6ET T - IT MtCHT RE FROM CRAkjMo, - - OH. GEE! THERE'S MOM( TAKIA) ITOUIIA IMC W1F - cmcfc, bt IM tmnm VH- l OH OEAO VlHOM CAM THIS BE FROM' - T IS POVf MARrtEO'SALISSvlRV MIUV - WHV THAT'S VJHtKE Sbud CQAM0MA vjhebe mxj 6BAN0MA, a: r FOR RENT. FOR RENT Furnished apartment Mrs. lnea Clark, Beauty Studio. FOHTR KiNT s-room house, some furniture. Inquire 603 Mill SL, or phone 420-R. FOR RENT Furnished, front sleeping room. Call at 1025 N. Jackson. FTJIt KENT Modern apartment, nicely furnished; garage. 410 West Douglas SL ;' FOR RENT Modern 5-room house on Flint street. No. 232. Phone 210-L. J. U Braughton. FOR RENT Furnished apartment close In. Inquire at 32 East Douglas St., or phone HOL. FOR" RENT Newly papered and painted, partly turnlshed 4-roora house, with bath; adults only. 875 Hoover St. . ... FOR-RENT-OR"gALE 5-room practically new bungalow, with garage; on highway just north ot Riverside store. O. U. Helblg, 407 West Cass street. . FOR RENT 320 acre ranch' 1 miles W. of TJmpqua, Oood house and all necessary bldgs, Rent 1175 a year. For further in formation write to owner. Wm Klsen,-1540 W. 80th St., Chicago, Illinois. ' WANTED i WANTED Old Tagsaf the New lt rlew office. WA NT K f 2 or 3 room furnished apartment. Wm. Thompson, Grand Hotel. WANTED Used "mower and ralte; must be serviceable, S. . M. Adams, rmpnua. Ore. V(TTni ti'RkEYS-WANTED. Price must be right. Address C. Adams, Oakland, Ore: Lady co.vPANioNNirASSisT. ANT wanted by elderly lady. Call at 444 PlUer St., or phone 1H0-J. WA NfED Steady boarders serv ed family style at Orange Lan tern. Ask our prices. Room ts runt 118 S. Jackson St.. MISCELLANEOUS TRADK-Team horses, harness, wagon and hack, for Ford road ster or touring car. Box 141. RL 3. Rosebu.g, Ore. C'Aff-TJvTOERlwr Wgei- is. rail 553 when In need of anu parts. Barffi Auto Wrckln House. , f LOST AND FOUND LOST Bunch of keys on ring. Finder leave at News-Review.. FOUND Automoblletlrc7"4aX8r with rim. Owner call at this ot flee anil pay advertising. WHEN IN ROSEBURG STOP AT I; Hotel Umpqua Moths Now Is a bad time for moths. Let us help you solve the problem and keep them out of your winter clothing. Our Auto Will Call Phone 277