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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEfvS-REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, JULY 22. 1925. fSVTN OHjrSHOOSETftTELLl That Exchange Flour isn't good. She has tried it! Flour $2.40, $2.25, $2.10 Next Week's Price Now! See Us First We Can Save You Money. FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE flOltaURQ OAKLAND KILLED 1 BOUT LAST during a boxing bout. Ray Mc- Millso, Frostburg, Md., heavy weight, known in tha ring M Micky Shannon, a lei ago, met the same fate while boxing Al Roberts of New York. An attractive and serviceable line of new rubber aprons. Wear one of ours. Lloyd Crocker. (AjsocUttd rrn. Leased Win LOUISVILLE, Ky.. July 22. Mickey Shannon, Chicago liiiht heavyweight, died in the arena be fore hundreds of boxing fans here last night at the end of the fourth round of his bout with Harry Fay of Louisville. When Fay drove him to the ropes and so weakened him with hfad and body blows he collapsed and fell 'through the ropes, breaking his neck when his head hit the floor. Fay was arrested on a technical charge of manslaughter, but was released on $1,000 bonds. The Louisville boxer was depressed over the accident, but refused to comment except to express bis re gret over the outcome. Hy coincidence last night's fa tality marked the second time that a Micky Shannon had been killed STOWAWAY DESERTER ATTEMPTS TO END LIFE FOR SPEED! ID ed rider? That is one of the sur prises that must keep until the pro duction "Is shown at the Anilers I (wo l re, where It starts a f-day run tonight. Liberty Theatre, "Alias Mary Flyun," a sensa tional crock melodrama which runs the gamut of all the power fill emotions and which in addi tion con tuins more than a modi cum of good comedy, comes to the screen of the Liberty Theatre to morrow a lid Friday. Evelyn llrent, who Is starred In the tide role, has long since A BRIDE'S DIARY '.' A Love Story of .Today By Mah McClone Gibson ' (AaocUtnl a. Uurd Wlr,.) SALL"M. Ore.. July ti. Lieu- .T.v.Trv ..oned' . P""" promlnen, at th. Presidio. San Fra .Cisco, is aa ?f.u'u"l!: '."". "5 "XT. i " of tha.post. la a "lady kit in the city iall here today follow- If uuu"'"' ,T" . hi. : ler" and bis actions have com ing hts arrest last night for lr-.a "ur" "'. " "-' P"n'isod Rita Thorndlke. wife of speeding and for possession of i 11 """'""'""" ..'a reprobate lieutenant. Rila is intoxicating liquor. The arrest was made by T. A. Raffety, state traffic inspector, who '"clocked" the army man and who declared he was going 43 miles an hour. Officers, who searched Rufner, said they found a bottle of liquor in his possession. Cook with gas. MRS. MELBOURNE, FRIEND, question? It is not possible that Cleo MadiMiu elopes with Lieut, you do not know. Just one look raul Armsiroug, I). 3. A, It does "t their togs would tell you their not take Cleo long to discover business." marriage Is not a path of roses. "Is that your way of telling me On the train, going to the army that you lost all Ike money you post, sne has an allegorical dr ain nao ana more Desiaes in some Indicating her future problems, gambling hell in town with those lonel, Arthur Ulakely Bel- proiessionsis: us course, ana t aiso leu you that you are to blame tor it." At this accusation I grew hys terical and laughed. The idea - , . , , -t. ..r innooeni ana vie lurnis n uu list of .Imdoms '.'''" mediate and deep friendship for long time to come. A las. Mary instigation. Mynn.- an original s.ory , r ... uecl(lt), , ,pave , ,lld Joln, vaudeville troupe under ths (AworUtpd r-rm Lttatd Wire.) PORTLAND, July 22. A radio message todav renorted that A. F. I St. George, of Cambridge, Mass., ! cut bis throat after being discov ered as a stowaway aboard the steamer Rose City last night. The message said the wound was sew ed up Immediately and the man i is resting welt. ! Captain T. J. Macgoon, of the j Rose City, who sent the message. Kennedy Myton adapted by the author. Is a ratting tale of ad venture. Intrigue and emotion, taut as a tension cable and trem bling with suspense. It tells the colorful stery of the theft of tht crown jewels of a little European kincdam. their transfer to Am erica, and the devesting Influence that iouows in ineir wo .e. . -" Flynn, a regenerated girl of the underworld who has fallen lt love with an upright young man. and who Is trying to protect his father, is Involved 'n the thiev ing and re-thicvlng of the famous jowels. . LOSER IN 30-YEAR DIVORCE RELEASED NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J.. July 22. Jonathan Meeker, loser . In New Jersey's longest divorce lti gatlon, lasting thirty years, has been ordered released from the j expressed the belief that St. i George was a deserter from the . Mare Island navy yard. The mes I sage added that St. George had said he had trouble in. the Philip 1 pine Island, and that 1- ter some one at the navy yard at Mare Is land had him under a hypnotic spoil. St. George said be belong ed to the submarine No. IS. He was wearing a navy uniform when found. Fire attributed to a defective fluo yesterday forenoon totally de stroyed a dwelling belonging lo W. C. Hates and situated on Smith Mvrtle Creek. 13 miles east or the town nf Myrtle Creek. All I Middlesex county iail where he of the contents of the house, be- j has Bpent nearly three years for longing to the tenant, Mrs. Char- failure to pay alimony, les Potter, were also burned up. I The Me'ekers were -married' in The fire's toll also Included ,a 1888 and began litigation in 1892. small shed containing about 1600 several suits by one or the other worth of uninsured mining tools were dismissed or denied before belonging to Bates. Mrs. Meeker was awarded a de- The house was worth about !Cree In 192S. In November of that $1000 and the contents about lyear. Meeker was Jailed when th.' S 1 500. neither Insured. The ju weekly alimony he was order- blames were readily communicated ej to pay waa $4110 n arrears. to tne nrusn on coin siues oi me Meekers petition tor rreMum narrow canyon in which the house waa second I'd by the Middlesex was situated, but the prompt ac- nMlr so Icitor, who asserted that name of Kbeda Thorwaldson, 1'aul has been having his troubles, chiefly liquor and gambling. Cleo refuses to be gushingly sympathe tic. The post is agog wltb gossip and suspicion when Klla leaves and the colonel Implore Cleo te gle hint information uisuccess- fully. At opportune moments Cleo reada from her grandmo ther's diary for renewed courage. She aUo decides that the womea at the post are pretty catty. Rut Mrs. Melbourus Is a real friend. When some officers' wives call on her Cleo again reads from her gradmother's diary about gossip. Paul gets in a mess and Cleo will not put herself under obligation to the Colonel to get him out. Classified Sectiotfi ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE. . FOR SALE FOR BALE 130 good cedar posts. Phone 265-K. FOR SALE Ripe figs, tWic per gaL 437 Hast Ave. FOR RENT 4-room howse wjtli bath and partly furnished; new ly papered and painted. Inquire 876 Hoover St. , FOR RENT OR SALB (-room, practically new bungalow, wtto garage; oa highway just notto of Riverside store, S. V. Haifa; 407 West Cass street , Cook in Cool Comfort Choice of six models on our floor. Avoid Ihe hot drudgery and endless housecleaning. OLD RANGES MADE NEW ARTHUR H. CROWELL Phone 611 04 W. Cass PREDICTS RISE OF HAWAIIAN ISLANDS TO BIG CONTINENT WASHINGTON. July 22. A prediction that Vncle Sam will be presented by Mother Nature with a fair-sized continent in the mid Pacific was added today to the profusion of discussion and con jecture that has followed recent .seinmlri disturbances. Edwin Fairfax Naulty, of New York, who has studied the earth movements for many years, said he was convinced that the Ha waiian Islands gradually and quietly were being pushed upward and within a generation would comprise a high and dry territory as large as Japan. Only the peaks of a great range now arise above the surface of the sea at Hawaii, he said, but a con- in the bed of the Pacific may push ; these peaks constantly upwafd. ; He added that all the signs pointed to a gradual rise over a I period of years entirely unaccom I panted by serious earth ehocks. If there Is a uereafur, wouldn't it be hell to look back and see the wife making a loosing fight to keep the HOME together? Oregon Life Chan. A McEIMnny, 213 N. J:njkmni Get Fid of That Backache! Roseburg People Point ths Vay. We solicit inquiries to buy or Portland, Ore. sell any marketable Hated, local or unlisted securities. Active market for Durant, Star, Flint and Rlckenbacker Motor Issues; Public Utilities. Piompt attention given all or ders. Cash paid for purchases; no delay. Quotations furnished HOOD BROTHERS Stocks anti Bonds I Chamber of Commerce BldR LAUNDRY KIDS POLITE StRVICE TIT ,")fiisV,.aVI I i 1"jVs 1V sssnssSIasaisi , I ' 1 I The constant aching of a bad back The weariness, the tired leellng; Headaches, dizziness, nervousness. Distressing urinary disorders Are often signs of falling kidneys And too serious to be neglected. Oet rid of these troubles! Use Doan'r I'lllc a stimulant diu retic to llu kidneys. Hosts of pecple recommena Doan's. This Is a Roseburg case. You can verifv it. F. Kite. 813 Short fit., says. "My kidneys troubled me for a long time and 1 -was almost dowm with my back. I could hardly ge out of bed mornings and when I stooped, diziy spoils came over me. My kidneys acted irri'cula.ly, too. iJoan's Pills rid me of the aches and pains and mails my back well and strong." (0c, at all dealers. Frster-.MII bure Co, Mfrs, 3uralo. N. Y. linn nf nptirhhnr in rnmhattinC ' them averted what otherwise would have resulted in a serious forest fire. THAT UNUSED PIANO Why keep that old unused piano setting around? Let us trade you a good Victrola, Edison, Brunswick or Sonora phonograph, or a Radio tor it. We will allow you every dollar your piano Is worth in trade tor anything else musical. OTT'S MUSIC STORE the county no longer wished to support him. Anna O. Lines of Rlverdale. his forruvr wife, opposed the n-lca.se. Hardie ladders at Wharton Drbs. BRUMFIELD MYTH IS STILL ALIVE SALEM MAN SAYS The Ttrumfleld myth Is still alive, says the Salem Capital Journal. According to a Salem man who recently returned from Douglas county-there' are. people In that I county who yet firmly believe that Majestic Theatre . ' the dapper, haughty dentin niuroer- What are 'Grounds for Dlvorc?"i-e.r of rtoscbiirg. who slew s bermlt. This question seems to be tear-'iut the body in the dentist's iMili Itig our modern civilization to,?hinbilc and sent It over a bank and pb'ces. Each day the paiiera blaze I Ilien set the machine on fire to'ilr forth In headlines all about the "So-and-so's Sensational Divorce Suit." . Consider for a moment the case of the Sorbiers. Maurice Sorbler, a highly suc cessful French attorney, married Btroy the hermit's identity,' Is still among the living. They believe that somewhere the former Dr. Rrumrield Is exist ing under an assumed name, per haps with his wife and chlldnn. and that the body which was lt- Alice. She was beautiful. He was ) strayed at a Portland crematorlMm handsome and rich. What mere i was one substituted to permit could a newly married couide wish 1 llrumfield to escape. They also for? Nothing until It happened. I go so far as to declnre thr.tr belief Their first wedding anniversary 1 that the reported marriage of finds him wrapped up in his latest ' Mrs. Mrumfield In Seattle to an case, never for a moment giving a! other man shortly after Ilrnm thought to the theatre party his field's death, was merely a blind wife has so carefully planned for and that llrumfield himself Is re the occasion. - united with his wife and family. ' A misunderstanding develops In- llrumfield, it will be remember to a small size riot and ends up in j ed, was sentenced to die on the a divorce. Alice marries again; i gallows, but cheated the olflcial Maurice is mixed up In an affair j gallows by making ono of his own with a French actress, his latest and died by hanging in his death client: the girl finds tier new nils-; ell in tho prison, band worse than the first and has 1 Shortly after his body was crc Maurice help her oblnin a divorce matid the rumor sprung up In and they are remarried. j Douglas county that it was not Great stuff for a movie, what! ' llrumfield who hanged himself tat SOPHISTRY OF HUSBANDS Our doorbell pealed angrily. Paul visibly cowered. He almost Ml into a chair. "Cleo, at least you can see who Is at the door without fracturing your self-retpect. Without a v.oru I went down the hull and opened the door to fitd two men In very loud civillnu clothes. "Is the Loot In?" asked one cut of the corner of his mouth. "Heg pardon?" "Come off. Slim, don't you know that this is the Loot's missus? You'll have to ask her pretty if you get anything out of her." At this the one called Slim spoke again. "I didn't mean anything rough, but you see we're looking for Loot Armstrong." "He la busy Just now. Can I not take the message to him?" "Just hand him that, lady, and he'll understand.1' He thrust a check Into my hands signed by Paul and marked no funds. Providentially I beard. Johnson come Into the kitchen and I called him. Tt.e moment his eyes rested on the two men he straightened up sharply. "What do you wish mn to do. Mrs. Armstrong? ' The words absolutely clicked as they left the straightened mouth of Paul's striker. "Just stay here until I fan take this message up to Lleutenaut Armstrong," I answered. "Oh, you needn't bo afraid, m'am. we'll not steul anything," said Slim suddenly. "That'll do," I heard Johnson command as 1 ran up tho stairs. Without u word I handed the check to Paul, who looked at It a moment almost as though he was not ahle to think. I knew he did not know what to do. Then he caughC his breatb and then, as though he had made a sudden resolution, he said: "Cleo, you'll have to cover this. Lend me $U0." ' "I haven't got It, Paul." "Don't try to He out of It, Cleo. I know you have It cached some where. Get U for me as soon as you fan, Quirk! I want to get those men out of the house soon as possible. Dirty dogs that 1 could be in any way to blame for Haul's gambling, was funny. I found I could not atop laughing. "Quit that, quit that!" Paul com manded, as he grabbed me by the shoulder and turned me around with a jerk. "Quit that, I say. I don't want those damned loafers downstairs to hear you or tbey will think we are laughing over hlllrinv thaiii CiVA niH a check I ntvurinv vniii- hnlnncA in the hank and I'll take it to them and see It It won't shut their yapping mouths for a little while. "You must do this because, as I told you before, you are to blame, entirely to blame. 1 would not have gone to town last night If I could have been at the Colo nel's game and played with gen tlemen. "I know you told the Colonel yesterday morning that I could not afford to lose any money, for he came directly back to me and insisted upon giving me back that 1500 and said he would Invite ma Bvnln .han he knnw that his party was playing Tor every small ! Stakes. ' "You must know how that made me feel." Paul's rage grew at the thought, "Damn you! You're a nice kind of a wife for a man to have who wants to get alopg In this world." Tomorrow ewa of llheilo. FOR SALE Used piano. lent terma. Phone 133. FOTTeRRIER- PlTPS For J. W. McDade. 1145 R. th REGISTERED Hampshire rams for sale. O. C. Drown, Dixonvllle, Ore. FOR" SXEfJFlrst class oak dining room suite at half price. Phone 149. For sale "or RADC For wood", boy's new 3-piece suit, siae 34. in quire 815 Hoover St. FOR SALE Jersey cow, three years old. 524 Fullerton, phone 469-Y. M. a Hughes. FOR SALE Small team of mules, wagon and harness; cheap. F. Huntley, Iirockway, Ore. Conveu-1 FOK RENT 5-room house, pletely furnished; elect rio wsh- er, garage. 3 blocks from cenjer of toan. 140 per month. Inquire Standard Oil Station, North Sale. FOR" iule. St. FOR SALhl First clasa broccoli plants, Kruse strain Joe Harvey, Roaeburg, Phone F4. RD TRUCK AND TOURING CAR for sale at sacrifice. Owner leaving city. Phone 144. LANT For Dow. Beat wltb gas. E ACETYLINE GAS sale at a bargain it taken M. H. Bauer, Gazley, Ore. For SALE Pack, horses and sad die horses also good fresh milk cow. Boer Bros, Phone 14F14. FOR SALE impure-bred Shrop suite buck, 6 years old, 3-0- R li. Montgomery, Looking Glass, Ore. FOR SALE Pure cldex vinegar by gallon or barrel. Bring contain er. F. M. Curtis, Edenbower, Phone 8F4. RENT Three-room apirt- ment, hot and cold water, elec tricity for cooking. Also two1 burner gas plates for sale. Cat at Wade Rooming House, 303 West Lane. I WANTED 1? TO And w hat a laughing matter Para mount has made of It! the Majcatio ttiday and Thursday. Antlers Theatre Tho masked rider who traveled with a band of outlaws, who was mere daring, swifter In the saddle, more elusive than a rain cloud whisked by a high wind across the desert wastes who was this ri'l er? Why was the mask worn, when all In the death cell at Salem, that (AancUtel fras LMaed Win.) WA8HINOTON, July 33. Sub stantial accord baa been reached by the powers on a formula to deal wltb the whole Chinese problem Formal acquiescence In some elements of ' the program still is lacking, but the Peking diplomats are expected to be In a position to submit the formula to the provi sional government of China at an early date. The settlement to be proposed will include the Washington con ference plan for revision of Chin ese customs duties and creation of a commission of inquiry into extra territorial questions, and also the British proposals for a new Judi cial inquiry Into the responsibi ity for loss cf lives in the recent Shanghai rioting. ' The plan for dealing with Ihe Shanghai Incident la expected to be contingent upon participation by the- Peking government In the Inquiry and agreement by that gov ernment to be bound by the find ings of the investigation FOR SALE Two registered Sbrop shire rams, three years old. Roy Agee, Rt. 2, Roseburg, Oregon, Phone 12F23. WOOD FOR SALE Old ana sec ond growth fir. Get my prices be fore you buy. E. U. Troielle, Melrose. tUfOCCOH PLANT3TiR SAUK Dinner's late strain. 33 per thous and. See Mrs. JencK, Bernler's allor Shop. PfJlTSALE Library table, bed, chiffonier, davenport and chair, 2 leather rockers,' 2 small rugs. 627 East Douglas St. WANTED 150 head good ewes, P. O. Box 1296, Roseburg. ; WANTED TO TRADE O 00 d work team, wagon and harness for sheep. Phone 258. " . WANTED Feeder Fogs. Wite Phil Strader, Dlionville, or phauo 1F33. Vv ANTED Window washing bvex- porlenced man. Add 1 ess A.-.H. L'alon, gen. del., Roseburg. ' ; WANTED lmprive3 property. In exchange for 1G7 acres timber? Q. 8. Todd, gen, del., city. WANTED T3 RENT Improved acreage near town on highway. - Jesse Wheeler. Route A, Eugene, Ore. - WANTED After July 28th. hoilse- work by the month. Experienced. Address "Housework" care News- WAS'TIUII.MS from i to & yemra at 7 per ceut on first mortgage on farm property. - Address "Loan", care News-Review, EXPERIENCED man wants eqjip ped dairy ranch to work , .on sharea or on salary. C. '.A Crane. R 5. Box 45, Salem, Oft. WANTED Sewing and crotchet beaded bags, any kind,-, return able prices. Mrs. Alice Lit Ire r Und, Rice H1U. or write Oaklabd, Ore., at. 1. MISCE1XANEOUS FOR SALE Chevrolet sedanelte. run less than 3500 miles, looks like new, disc wheels, S good tires, bumper, spot-light, and oth er extras. Will sell cheap. Car can be aeen at Smith's Garage. HOUSE FOR SALE 5-room moT ern home. Bullt-ln work. Gar den spot, chicken yard, fruit trees. Will sell at bargain. - .Write to 3ii Wel-Jcksou 8U, Medford, Ore, for particulars. 1 The diplomatic reprraentatlves to lot thn powers In PfkinK will pro- rnme out here In broad (tayllKht. jsent the plan as a rvply to the last Come, 't a move on you. 1 must mote Iron, the Ch.nee loretitn or havn that money." : fice .which submitted demands "Hut have Itws than $200 l-'ft both as to the Shanghai Incident of that money that dad Rave me , and as to ex Ira territorial re I in and It is down In the bank. 1 jquinhments ' In China by the opened an account there yestor I powers. Under the Washington day." I conference p. an, thn Chinese kov- "What did you do with the resl icrnnient presumably would issue of it? Oh, I know, you Rave It to I the formal call for tho meetings, the authorities or somwine ' bad 1 IU,a Thorndyke. and I hot my life ; both customs belnj? a revision of uie auinoriutH, or anmnim , '" '., tIUVA ..t vn.. f..- it tho niin..a .n,i .nru.ininw.nt ,,f substituted iho body of a convict who had died, and that llrumtlcld was smuggled out of the prison. The fact that this was an ejec tion story, started In the hent of one of he most sizzling .flections ever tieM In the stole, lias not alfn-d Ihe brtlef in the mind of many ItoUKhiA county pople, re- KardleHH of 1h" fact that nunn nuis jthe others of the park did not ! persona y ho knew llrumfield mw his body in the prison alter hts she didn't have to ask you for it either." "Hhe certainly did not." "How much did you glvw her?" Ilia face was almost purple and his voice trembled with rage and fear. "I rave her 1500. I did not want her to have lo worry until she is thoroughly Puttied. I re sent ojir queHtlon. The money was mine. You have evidently (rotten rid of nil your father us to good U the conf:-rencp and appointment of the commission In extra territorial matters. Spend your vacation at Dos we 11 Mineral Springs. iti;i:isioitT may VI ,,K 4.11(1 KOIt llltlhK " a?m n ueatn ami. mere couiu poKsioiy ' .,,, utwi i,.,,. ntti no doubt as to Its identity. ihu. H..r.a von omno he could solve It he believed that) Apparently, declare the ftileml - i nm nlliv t..iHnir win limit bother to conceal their Identities? That problem Mmed to Ijtsiter to be the key to the situation. It ! tho knot would be unraveled. 'man, then an- people In iKiuclas j what I irnvo Hlln, so that you will I iiHYti jruu rt-Hii ..wit: U117 uiuiux nil win no 111 ui-ir mtivin "Ttiilers of Iho Purple Sag"." a; llrtnly convinced that Itmnitwld I story of the western ranges? That t chraied the gallows, that his llfo is the tale of I,aslter and the Ivan never choked (ml by liii nn masked rider. William Fox has 'act, and that somewhere hi' Kok , adapted this novel for the preen up the thread of his old exUiei.ce I and Tom Mix portrays the role of to weave it as he saw fit, wbh I La h si ter. j thn fhadow of the de.-id h-imit And what happened to th mask-Mitrklng In the hark ground. An nut-door wedding was per formed yesterday afternoon by Dr. T, II. Temple, when Miss Florence Chun-hill became the bride of Itatph K. Lockhart of Iteedvport, at the home nf the bride's parents near Cooullle. After a short trip know that It Ik the truth that (the young couple will makn their I have only a little money in the I home at ltednport, where Mr. bunk." I Lockhart Is an auto mechanic. ' Oi r me that then. It will Miss Kdna Lock hurt and Wayne probably Kt rid of those dam tied 1 Lockhart, both of North Itetid, scoundrels for a little while." j were attendants upon the bride "K'r what do you owe them. : and groom, Goos Hay Ttiuea. raul?" ' o - "Now. why do you nk me that Cook with gas. FOR RENT FOn RENT 379-Y. pmr -5-roora cottage. Phone UKNT 3-room lurnirfliej apartment. 427 East Douglas St foil RENT Furnished apartment. Mrs. lnes Clark, Beauty Studio. FOR RENT Furnihed" housekeep ing rooms. 816 Winchester St., l'hone 170-Y. Fon RENT Modern House, une block from Masonic Temple. In quire 304 E. Cass. FOR RENT Modern apartment, nicely furnished; garage. 410 West Douglas SL ( Foil RENT Furnished apartment close In. Inquire at 329 East Douglas St., or phone 140-L. MILLIONAIRE GETS MANY SUGGESTIONS HOW TO SPEND CASH (Aaurlalrrl Proa Um Win.) NEW YORK, July 22 Leopold Schepp, millionaire philanthrop ist, received a convincing demon stration today of the interest held by the public In the subject of philanthropy. Hy telegram, telephone, mes senger and mall, Mr. Sehepp re ceived replies to his request yes terday for sugKeMlons as to how ho might best distribute the re mainder of bis surplus. Mr. Hehepp has made It a point to maintain personal supervision of his rhsrituble activities, but he announced today that he would leave for his country home in Connecticutt. His augmented, but ttlll overworked office force, would like to do the aamo. FOR SERVICE Thoroughbred Jersey bull at Umpqua Fark.J. W. McConnell. CiS OWNER Uon't forget "Is eall US when In aeed ot stta part. SarfTa Auto Wreak Hoe.se. .. KRRD&r5ulck 4 for fllai roadster In good condition. Call arter p. m., at the tent hease on Weat Douglas, opposite Fruit and Produce Co. . " I LOST AND FOUND ' FOUND Automobile tire, flxM, with rim. Owner call at UUsvot flee and pay advertising. LOST Ilrown suitcase in front of Riverside Store. Contained baby clothes. Reward for - return - of same to News-Revlew! ' WHY Rl'IN YOl'R XV fH WHEELS? When you can have them tightened as good as new? Hlacksmlth shop back ot Union . Oarage. E. E. Woodcock. Prop. LOST Blue-fox" boa" from autom bile on Pacific highway in Rose burg. 110 reward If sent to me care Fairmont Hotel, Ban Fran. Cisco. A. F.Naugle. PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. K. ri. PLYLKR ChlropratjUt physician. 111 W. Leae 8t The Terminal moHt complete lines In town. Garage has the slock of piston The Umpqum Florist Choice Cut Flower. Always Fresh Finest Quality Artistic Floral Designs. Visit Our Greenhouse or Call 40-Ft Prune Trays, Boxes, Egg Crates Manufsctured by C. A. STELZIER Myrtle Creek, Ore. Phone tM-4 WHEN IN ROSEBURG STOPAT Hotel Umpqua TUBBY I To fuauc r Avon- I N6 TRAVeL IT BOTH! MtG-HT AND DAY We hsve found our way to public favor on the laundry highway of Polite Service. We are polH'". our work Is polite and onr patrons are polite enough lo say they are perfectly plowed. ' PHONE 71 ir1 CMtTiu,CET op! come ca) ton Getupj U WEIL. CAM H0V 6EftT THflrt? THfeV WE.Bg se I exCHEP AgfXJT GEtTlNG UP OWTIMe. ? I Y STAe.f FOR GRANDMA FOB OOWVACATIOAJ THAT CHESTER DREAMfO IN THE. MIDDLE OF i THE AilCHT "THAT I CALV60 THEM AmO AtHE.Y60T FUILV DRESSED AND MOvM , Mtv cvertsLfcEP Hank is a First Class Alarm' Clock. By WINNER j i - " - l t ' II 5X:v SET UP BOVS. IP WE ARK "to SET THEMORNIAJCTrtAlM , HAVE to HURRY HF CW MAAJK. GO OPSTAIR3 AMD OCT TViOSe LEEPV MEAD5 OW1 OF BCD I CANT 6tT THEM AWAKE WIS: . : HERE'S (Gooo ' P- S 'VavVCJtl 1 nii. i Not how many patrons, but how well each Is served 1. ou- inutlo. Let us clean your vacation clothing, Wnter coats should be cleaned to keep the moths out of them. Our Aute Will Call Phene 27 " n i ' fy i