Roseburg news-review., July 23, 1925, Page 7, Image 7

ROSEBURG NES-REVTSW, THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1925.
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OH. IFS NO USE TO TELLER
'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
ROSEBURO OAKLAND
TO
AT
HOTEL
falls;;
End tho
Roach.
Nuisance'
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tki It tK cban. quick, m
wlthCENOL ROACH DESTKOYUL
Poaltiwlr kill rtiach. Cieskn)
A BRIDE'S DIARY
A Lovs Story of.Todsy
By Idah McClone CibsonJ
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Classified Section
ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PACE.
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR STREET Iwith the City according to the
IMPROVEMENT terms of aald bid. A bond of 100
:per cent of the amount of the con-
SEALED PROPOSALS will be tract, satisfactory to the City will
received by the undersigned at his be required from the contractor,
office In the City Hall in the City (The time stated in the proposals
of Roseburg, Oregon, up to i o'clock for completing the work will be
p. M., Mcnday, August 3rd., 1925. considered in awarding the con
for the improvement of Riverside tract.
Drive from the west end of the I The Council reserves the right
present pavement thereon to the to reject any or all bids,
west end of said Street, in the City By Order of the Common Coun
of Roseburg, Oregon, in the manner cn
provided by Ordinance No 866. Dated and first published. July
All bids muBt be submitted upon 23rd 1926
blank forms which will be furnish-1 ' R i, CHIPPIE
,d upon application to the under-,cltv Recor,;ep of",he cl of j'lo8e.
signed and must be accompanied b' 0r,,.,on
by a certified check payable to the ourg' ur''1- q
City Treasurer for 6 per cent of,N0TCE FQR STREET
:he amount bid, to be forfeited to iMPPOurucHT
he City in the event said bid is ac- improvement.
wed and the bidder shall fail to SEALED PROPOSALS will be
(,(, t into a contract and bond with ; received by the undersigned at his
the City according to the terms of i office in the City Had in the City
.ih Mil A bond of 100 oer cent of Roseburg, Oregon, up to 5
of the amount of the contract, satis-! o'clock P. M, Monday. August 8rd
ROACH DESTROYER
Sold by '
CHAPMAN'S PHARMACY
CENOL AGENCY :
(Aourlatnl Vnm Lrurd Klrr.)
EUGENE. Ore.. July 23. Dlila
wl.l be called within 30 days on an
eight-story. 137-room hotel at
Klamath Kails, according to an
nouncement of Richard Sliepard of
r.uftrgn, BruiPiaiT'iir.ruini , ... 1
Stage Terminal and Hotel , com-1
pany of Oregon which Is to erect i extension service specialists to the
the structure. ' i luxms ui iiiose wuo aueuiin
The vf)rniialil nronerlv on the '1 ne growers usually receive a pro-
northeast corner of Sixth and Main, niium for their seed, and sniull
waa purchased for 160.000 as a site lee asaeu 10 neip pay uie e,
for the hotel,-which is lo cost an- nouses.
other $190,000, according to Shep. .
ard. The company Is operating . Succession vegetable crops tor
hotels and stage terminals la sevMlall and winter use, aucu as cau-
eral Oregon cities now. ,
t
Cook wltn gas.
(MIK FLIGHT
huge, cauliflower, drupels sprouts.
kale, broccoli, and celery, can be
set out on ground cleared ot the
eaily niatunug crops, liy mail
ing suitauie plaus and currying
thtun out pruuiptly the Oregou
garden or farm or country lot way
be made to pertorm double duty.
Provision may also be made fur
successive, seedings of radish and
lettuce, designated by the experi
ment station as important all year
vegetables. . .... j .-
factory to the City, will be required ivta. tor tne improvement ot csuse uf
from the contractor. The time stat-i nowen Avenue irom tne norm line
ed In the proposals for completing 1 of Chapman Street to the souih
the work will be considered in line of Riverside Drive. In-the City
awarding the contract. jof Roseburg. Oregon. In the man-
The Council reserves the right to ner provided by Ordinance No. 865.
reject any or all bids. I All bids must be submitted upon
Hy Order of the Common Council. 'blank forms which will be furnish-
Dated and first published Julyjed upon application to the under
23rd, 1925. signed and must be accompanied
R. L. WHIPPLE. by a certified check payable to the
City Recorder of the City of Rose-1 City Treasurer for 5 per cent, of
burg, Oregon. jthe amount bid, to be forfeited to
o Ithe City in the event said bid is
unrice rnn RinS FOR STREET innvnl nnrl tho hld,l Mhiill fit!
IMPROVEMENT. !to enter Into a contract and bond
SEALED PROPOSALS will be 'with the City according to the
received by the undersigned at his terms of Bald bid. A bond of 100
office in the City Hall in the Cltylper cent of the amount of the con
of Roseburg, Oregon, up to 5!lract, satisfactory to the City will
o'clock P. M., Monday, August 3rd. !h required from the contractor.
1925, for the improvement of Par-, The tjme stated in the proposals
rott Street from the north line of (r completing the work will be
Maple Street to the south line of , considered in awarding the con
.9ak Street, in the City of Rose- j tra(.t
burg. Oregon, In the manner pro- The Council reserves the right
vided by Ordinance No. 867. t0 r,,ject any or all bids.
All bills must be submitted upon By order of the Common Couu
blank forms which will be furnish-cn
cd upon application to the under- iatr-rl and first publshed. July
signed and must be accompanied by : 2rd 1925
a certified check payable to thel ' R L WHIPPLE
City Treasurer for 5 per cent of the!c R1(,r,lpr ot" ,he clty of ll0'ie.
amount bid. to be forfeited to the (,,.
(AMoriatnl Press Ltsaed Wire.)
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. July
23. The six United States army
planes flying over the air mail
route from Mount Clomena, Michi
gan, to San Francisco, hopped off
from here at 8:30 o'clock tills
morning. The next scheduled stop
is Elko, Nevada.
Perfect flying weather prevailed ;
when the planes got away. They
reached here iato yesterday from
Cheyenne. Wyoming, after a delay
at Rock Springs, Wyoming, be-
rain storm.
Dee hives well placed under
Oregon conditions do not rest di
rectly on the ground. Timbers i
by 6 inches, bricks, or special
stands are used for supports, a
stand 6 ' inches high being the
best. A sloping board is placed
from the ground to Hie entrance
to permit heavily laden bees that
drop near the hive to reach the
entrance.
MRS. ML'LUOURNE. FRLKND.,
Cleo Maditon elopes with Lieut.
Paul Armstrong, L". S, A. It does
not lake Cleo long to discover
marriage Is not a path of roses.
On the train, going to the army
post, ane has au allegorical dream
Indicating her future problems.
The colonel, Arthur Hlakely llel-
don, of the post. Is a "lady kil
ler" and his actions have com
promised HHa Thorndlke, wire of
a reprobate lieutenant. Rita is
Innocent and Cleo forms an im
mediate and deep friendship for
her. - ltlta. at Cleo's instigation,
decides to leave the post and loins
a vaudeville troupe under the
name of Rheda Thorwaldson.
Paul has been having his troubles,
.chiefly liquor and gambling. Cleo
refuses to be gushingly sympathe
tic. The post Is agog with gossip
and suspicion when Rita leaves
and the colonel implore Cleo to
give him Information unsuccess
fully. At opportune momenta
Cleo reads from her grandmo
ther's diary for renewed courage.
She also decides that the women
at the post are pretty .catty.
Hut Mrs. Melbourne is a reai
friend. '
When some officers wives call
on her Cleo again reads from her
gradmother's diary about gossip.
Paul gets in a mess ana cieo win
not put herself under obligation to
the Colonel to get him out.
She declares he must itrnlgnten
out his own messes.
FOR SALE
i
strong."
"Push It under the door Johnson
If you please."
"Is there anything you want ma
to do?" he asked as he did ao.
ItUiiiiUB iirnu juu v-.... . , ' .. t., a. 1 m 1 .,...,
tell Lieutenant Armstrong Uiat l.'VJ " T
do not feel like eating as I have HioneJ5-K.
gone to bed with a severe head-' FOR SALE-Used piano. Convcu-
l!KNO,.Nev July 23.
pursuit plHnoa -flying over the air
mall route from Mount Clemens.
Michigan, to San Francisco, hop
ped off from Elko at 11:50 a. in.
It la economy on the part of
Oregon farmers who raise Block
to pasture the stubble field with
hogs or sheep, the experiment sta
tions iuds. The grain shattered
or lodged will be readily gathered
up by them and converted into a
marketable form. Where consi
gn army 'derable grain has lodged, hogs arc
tute.
Full foundation sheets provide
trutav afrmiHnr tn wnrtl recelwd I straight combs for manipulation
at the air mall field here by radio, i save wax In . producing comb
It is understood that they will not honey, and cau?e the bees to build
stop in Reno, but will attempt to worker cells. If Jeft to thom
make he flight from Elko to San ! selves, Oregon bees are proao to
Francisco without further stops.
Cily In the event said bid Is ac
cepted and the bidder shall fail to
enter into a contract and bond with ;
the City according to the terms of
said bid. A bond of 100 per cent I
of the amount of the contract, sat-i
ipfartory to the City, will be requlr-
ed from the contractor. The time j
slated in the proposals for coniplet-l
ing the work will bo considered In
awarding the contract
The Council reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
By Order of the Common Council.
Dated and first published, July
23rd, 1925.
R. Ti. WHIPPLE,
City Recorder of the Cily of Rose
burg, Oregon.
AFTER BABY
WAS BORN
Mrs. Miles Was Miserable a Long
Time Owes Final Recovery
to Ljrdia E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound
Rover, Ohio. "After my last baby
was born I was up and around again,
null was sicKiy an
T
build many drone cells. Krumcs
fitted fur full sheets, of founda
tion may be bought from bee sup
ply men, and directions ror manr
pulutlon will be supplied on re
I quest by the O. A. C. depart
I ineni of entomology.
El
A.-x'iUfd I'roM 1,,-aM-d Wire.)
SALEM, Ore, July 23.-To find
out. If possible, what is causing the
death of from 5.000 to 10.0U0 trout
every day at Ihe Oukridge. batch
erv, Dr. Henry B. Ward, head of
Eight advantages of copper ,car-
bonute dust treatuiunt of bcoci
wheat for smut control are aB
lolluwa: cflectlve control, low
cost, less labor, good germinal ion..
thicker stand, vigorous plants,.
loss from holding after treatment.
one-fourth of seed aaved. . rami
and O. A. C. station, tests lime
proved tho success of ; tho now
method. . , t ....
Hon red spiders collect on the
under surface of. hop leaves as the
season advances. 1 lie first in
NOTICE FOR BIOS FOR STREET
IMPROVEMENT. j
SEALED PROPOSALS will be.
received by Ihe undersignfd at his
office In tho City Hail in t;ie City
of Roseburg, Oregon, up to 5
o'clock P. M. Monday. August 3rd.
1925, for the Improvement of
Casey Avenu" from the north line
of chapman Street to the south
line of Hivei-Bide Drive, In Ihe City
of Roseburg. Oregon, In the man
ner specified by Ordinance No.
864.
All bids must be submitted upon
blank forms which will be furnish
ed upon application to the nnder-
I
the department of goology at the i Jury appears as small pnto species
University of Illinois, and consult- j on the leaf surface. 1 'They spin
ing expert of the federal fishrns fine webs on the surface of the
bureau, and Slate t;amo Warden leaves and lay little spherical eggs
E. F. Avcrill are on their way to ' In them. They have needle like
that place. Pollution of sircann , parts with which they pierce the
a .,,.no,.i,wl l.ni vear. ihev tissues. Sulfur Is Ihe standard
C. experiment station.
NEWS OF RHEDA
"What are you talking about?
What do you mean get along In the
world? Paul Armstrong 1 haven't
seen you getting along In the world
or do you call it getting along
when you have gambled away a
thousand dollars In the last week
ami come to me for all tho money
I have left out of whrt my father
g:ivc me??"
I wns furious. I 'Mrk if I had
been a man 1 woull have struck
P.iul. '
"W'l at can I do In hcl;i you along
In t ie world that I haven't done?
And what have yon done? Do you
know that you haven't jlven me
Mie led cent since Ihe day we were
nnrrloU? Do yoj know that you
1. ivi n't eaten but one meal with
ph- ince we cam) to tMs place?
.') ; o t realise that v -v nlghr
but ine you have been out till al
most morning and left me here
alom ?
"Is this the kin 1 of happiness
vim meant when v.u sl id as we
ci s'ed Ihe threshold of this house
time v wonld be very papi'V here?
' 'Is It happiness lor you to quar.
M and swajir at me nlin"st every
r.iemoiit we are al ,ne? ' ' ',
' "I fell Tou I've pntH'it to a placo
v i n I'm iiinnlrt.i 't hat
ache. Tell him to get his dinner
at the mesa."
"Very wed Mrs. Armstrong."
I picked up the letter and tore
it open. A check for five hundred
dollars dropped out. The letter
was from ltlta.
Dear Cleo: . ' :
"You have done the biggest
tiling that ever one woman did for
another. Your Mr. Adams and the
young men said 1 passed the try
out wonderfully. The act Is a
corker and the boys who axe in It
re dears.
. "Mr. Adams aftef the first re
hearsal Insisted upon giving me
his check tor eignt ounureu dol
lars with the contract for forty
eight weeks.
"The money la to be paid back
out of my salary ot a hundred dol
lars a week.
"I'm sending you back your live
hundred dollars.
"Oh Cleo, Oleo, I am so happy
happier tonight than I've ever
been in my life. I did not know
there could be any man in all the
world as kind as your Mr. Adams.
"I have a shrewd suspicion that
he did all this for me only lor
your aake. '
"1 have been iniroaucea 10 an
your gang and they've been very
nice to me .but 1 feel centuries
older than any one of them.
"Miss Terhune la rather a cat
Isn't she. However I'll te.l you
about that later aa I'm going to
rehearsal now. I only wanted to
say that you are the sweetest, and
dearest woman In all the world.
Kheda."
lent terms. Phone 132.
FOR TERRIER PUPS For salo,
J. W. McDade, 1145 E. 6th St.
FOR RENT 5-room house, com
pletely furnished; electric wash
er, garage. S blocks from center
of town. 40 per month. Inquire
Standard Oil Station. North Side.
PoTt KENT Three-room aparb
ment, hot and cold water, elec
tricity for cooking. Also two
burner gaa plates for sale. . Cal.
at Wade Rooming House, 303.
West Lane.
FOR SALE First class oak dining
room auite al hall prlue. Fuoue
149.
FOR SALE Small team cl mule s,
wagon and harness; cheap. . .if.
Huntley, Urockway, Ore.
FOH SALai First clasa broccoli
plants, Kruae strain Joe Harvey,
Roseburg, Puoue SF4.
AC ET Y UN B GASPLANT For
sale at a bargain If taken Dow.
M. H. Bauer, Uasley, Ore.
FOIlSALE-l'ae:t horses and sael-
die horses, also good fresh milk
cow. Boer Bros. Phone 14F14.
FOR SALE Impure-bred Shrop-
shire buck, 5 years old, S20. It
H. Montgomery, Looking Olass,
Ore.
foil SALE Pure elder vinegar by
gallon or barrel. Bring contain
er. F. M. Curtis, . Edenbower,
Phone 8F4.
WOOD FOR SALE Old and seo
ond growth llr. Get my prlcos be-
. tore you buy. E. u. Troieiie,
Aitirose.
CARR'S lo SALE .
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
ot this week, big lc sale at Carr's.
Foil SALE Two feeder hogs; also
i eow coming fresh, and cow giving
i inilK to trade for goats. 100 tiers
' v,uod for sale. li. F. Huntley,
Urockway.
FOli SATE Few tons of oat and
vetch hay. 10 per ton In stack.
C. W. Cook, Route 2, Roseburg,
Ore.. Box 80.
NEW CITY FLUSHER WILL
ARRIVE ON MONDAY FROM
PORTLAND IT IS EXPECTED
The new street flushor, which
was recently ordered by the city
council.' will be rtady In Portland,
lor delivery to thlB city Monday,
and will- arrive here sometime
next week. The tlusher, wtflch is
mounted on a truck, has a tank
wnh a capacity ot 1350 gallons ot
water, ana a pressure of up to 80
pounds. It will be used tor the
cleaning of the streets Instead of
the former aysteiu of sprinklers,
and la a great Improvement over
DROCCOLI PLANTS F')I SALE
Uutner's late strain. S3 per thous
and. See Mrs. Jeucx, Bernlera
' nllor Shop.
HOUSE FOR SALE B-room mod"-
era home. Built-in work. Gar
den spot, chicken yard, frull
trees. Will sell at bargain.
Write to 716 West Jackson St.,
Medtord, Ore., for particulars.
FOR RENT
Price the old method of cleaning. There
hi centrifugal numn. opeiaun oj
.!, down to tUTo nun In the I a! separate engine from lirat ot the
hall r"d make any kind of bargain truck, and the iioiilca may bo op
you wrnt tw but don't nek me for.eiated from the drlvor s seal,
the I'lile money I hav i left for While not having such a great wa
I'H lot give It to you t'aul Arm- ter pressure, the flusher may also
Slim,!" . . be used iu the fighting of tire. A
vid yet Cleo yji: would glve ,maD win be sent fioin this city to
n.ot of It to an l st unknown 1 Portland next week to return with
wjmnn whom all iho men at the Qie fUsher.
Pot 'li'clare is i.o bel'er than she 1 . o
should be!" Boswell Mineral water bath for'atlon, the actual figures to date be-
WANTED
WANTED TO TRADE Goo
work team, wagon and harness
for sheep. Phone 259.
VANIED Feeder hogs. 'Write
Phil S trader, Dlxonvllle, or phoiur
1FJ3. -
ANTED Window washing by el
Iierlenced man. . Addiess A. H.
Eaton, gen. del., Roseburg.
Wanted to rent improved
acreage near town on highway..
Jesse Wheeler. Route A, Eugene.
Ore. '
WANTED After July 28th, house-
work by the month. Experienced.
Address "Housework" care News
Review. ,
WANTED J4.000 from 3 lo 5 years
at 7 per cent on first mortgage '
on farm property. Address
"Loan", care News-Review.1
Experienced man wants equip-
ped dairy ranch to work on.
shares or on salary. C. A.
Crane, R 5, Bog 45, Salem, Ore.
WANTET) Sewing and crotchet
beaded bags, any kind, reason
able prices. Mrs. Alice Uther
land. Rice Hill, or write Oakland.
Ore., RU 1. ,1
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SERVICE Thoroughbred
Jersey bull at Umpqua Park. A
W. McConnell. li
SlXftTTX and bob curl 75c, ' hair
cut and curl 60c, Phone 67-T.
331 So. Main. Mrs. Amy Rogers.
CAR UVvNIClWXMi't forget 4
call 66J when ka need ot auts
parts. Sarffi Auto wrasUai
House. ' . ..
FOR RENT 5-room cottage. Phone
379-Y.
toil HEN T-Furnished apai liuent.
Mrs. lues Clark, Beamy Studio.
FORKENt Modern house, one
block from Masonic Temple. In
quire 304 E. Cass.
FOR RENT Furnished apartment
close In. Inquire at S29 East
I
I LOST AND FOUND
Douglas St., or phone 140 L.
FOTl RENT -4 room liouso with
bathnntt partly furnrshroT new
ly papered and palmed. Inquire
875 Hoover St.
FOR RENT-OR SALE S-room,
practically new bungalow, with
garage; on highway just north
of Riverside store. O. U. llelblg,
407 West Cass stre-t.
FOUND Automobile tire, 4txSl
with rim. Owner call at this ot
flee and pay advertising:.
LOST Large black and tan hound
also one red hound; were- last
seen near Mr. Scott July 19. Re
ward. H. L. HuU, Oakland, Or.
WIW-WIN Yoim A U To
W'HEELS? When you can have
Mhem tightened aa good as new?1
Illarksmllh shop back of Union
Garage. E. E. Woodcock, Prop.
LOST Blue- foxboV7romautom
bile on Pacific highway lt Rose
burg. $10 reward if sent io me
care Fairmont Hotel. San
Cisco. A. F.Naugle.
i stated In Salem yesterday, over
7oe,oo0 trout succumed to a
similar poisoning at Diamond lake.
Some eastern stales and some
European countries. , have cxiierl-
ence!
Cleaning up crop remnants, lit
ter, rubbish, and weed pints aid
JT. ..I...U..J ..I,ii,.n..u w.ne very materially In cleaning out
their fish, Dr. Ward said, and are
spending money to eliminate the
danger to their fishing industries.
Oregon has an industry worth
billions of do lars,-' he said, "and
unless the people of tho slate
awake to the elaliRer that threat
ens ihls Industry through careless
ly allowing the strenms lo become
polluted, and building dams over
which Ihe salmon cannot run, lh
Industry wi,l diminish just as -it
has in the eastern part of Ihe
I'nilrd States, and ultimately will
the time and did
not know how to
ft my work done,
had washed a
heavy carpet and
I think that was
the cause of my
troubles. I went
to several doctors,
U.i. .Itui muti.
cinesdidnotdome , disappear completely.'
any good. I asked
what the trouble
the earwig pest, the (). A. C. ex
periment station has found. These
heaps of refuse are hiding and
breeding places.' Vaeunt lots. Ill
earwig distrlrta arc good refuge
grounds for this pest.- Premises
cleaned up In the fall favor a
pol'on math aampaign thaf will
eradiate or greatly reduce the
pest. ,
was, for I could hardly walk and al-1
ways had such pains in mv left side .
and then in my right side. He told me I
1 had inflammation that caused it I !
had one of vour text-books and waa
The twelve-spotted
heeile, npt to be serious on Ihe
leaves of squash, cucumber, beans,
and other plants, may be checked
hy dusting the leaves with "3 In
1" dust recommended by the stai
tlon for the calibiige Vnrm,
Paul Armstrong. I hate yon, I ttu ,orms ot rheumatics.
kale yon. I'll not speak to you , . , , p
until you apologise to me. You ' '. p-TTON rROP
have insulted your own wife hen ;ANNUAL COTTON CROP
vou repealed that nasty shu-,on FOR COUNTRY DECLINES
Rila. Has any man you Know con-1
f. ssed or boasied of ptc-lving any (.wi-ird it ta..i
favors at all from Rita Thorndlke?, WASHINGTON, July 2J. This
You know that the only man years couon crop, which cany
whose name has been connected gave Indication of being one of the
wilh her is that of your Colonel, largest ever grown, dicllned dur
Arthnr Hlakely Belelon. And you Ing the three weeks ending Jn.y
also know that I received proof of is to the extent of 751,n0u bales,
her imiocenco of any wrong-doing In its second forecast of the sia
vvjih iiltit son today, the department of agrl-
"Get 'tit of mv sJeht for I 'iiii' culture announced the Indicated
myself hating y :i nc.ru a.i.l muie!rro pto be 13,588,000 equivalent
every minute." ' . ... !&oo pound bales.
i "Hut Ch-o I can t go down to ! a
! tlmse men without some money. You do not have to go to Atlantic
j Their coming here shows me they i City or any other beach resort to
Uitetid to make trouble. I may he. Hee good swimmers; come to Alex
j put out of the army Just at the be- ander's Park. Friday evening,
ginning of my career."
cucumber "It would be good for you. Then MANY NEW ARRIVALS
Ing 993.
Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 189-L.
HKAVV MHSKH AT
TKOI T H ATI 'II Kill KM
PI .,LE OFK I.WA.
IN 8TATE OF OREGON
aec pted and the bidder rhall lai . . j alwayhave
.nnlr.pl ntirl nnil ...- .' . . ,
to enli'r into
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. If. H. PLYLER ChlroprsctH
physician, 12 W. Lane Bt.
j : I jl
fBaaSaaaaasBHiaHMsul
i
Cook in
Cool Comfort
Choice of six models on our floor
Avoid Ihe hot drudgery and endless
housecleanlng.
OLD RANGES .MADE NEW
ARTHUR H. CROWELL
Phone 611 404 W. Cass
it handv now. It surely did put mi: on
my feet again. "-Mrs. Jamks wills,
419 Cherry Street, Dover, Ohio.
You must believe that a medicine
that helis other women will help you.
For sale by druggists everyw here.
rt rviikrrtin
ruTO, ., ... ,, ,
Farm ltcn.i...l.T. ( llL Qlyl
i unirnit arts! I t rvUllTni I WnUIQ LHKU I .ll'RP'l in IrHrn T n I II llliliMH': II In unii I i r-r. . I II I a 1 . I I
signed an must be " " LVd al: Pinkham's Vegetable Com , be cut down by protecting I nooas 8
by a certified check payable lo th , Lymar. Aft(.rfuraav,of taking it 1 from leaching In the rainy ,na- V Jlo1&&)
it) Treasurer for 5 per rent of , pouno. , m UjJf-
Ot-v"? th'e evebnt '. bM 'is ; boKK. without missin, . , That , ason. and mlig wUh land Sk I
2
nt th esrap1 ot nitron., in tlio
form of ammonia. adviMtm iun
Urtgon expiTimmt station.
Oomnaratiro ffw Orfrzon
orn produce c'rlifld ntato
Three trip miift bn man
Then
you'd lueve to go to work. I
I, With tins I went out of his room
and Into mine and locked the door. Tno past w,.e)( nBS bor.n a live
j , After a while' 1 heard Paul go ,y nne for now ,ottir n the I-and
i ilownstalrs and sometime later the iMl,tllemi nt Department, of Ihe
lino men left the house. ,!port.and Chamber of Commerce.
r Pretty soon Paul came up and . Mlir1on ..ounty has reported 15
! rapped at my door I did nol n-oM ol lh ,, arrivals since Jan-
swer and pr.wntly 1 hea-d Iho uR Bn) ,,. cminty ,, ,.
front door slam. ,i,,,i iim. ik,t nf M since June
,,UK III lllll, ,,, ,
parade giound and wondered wily
I hud l.i . n so crazy lo marry him.
t I ..l.. ., ml M...I.I ..... IMlk.
L - .....i. i w bought farms in lhat
married life as ltlta had had in uth'rn Or-gon during
first, , Klamath county has Just
sent In the names of six farmers
from lllshnp. California, who have
section of
the past
month. Nine other new seiners
tiniiTt Chit) liilw 93Hpnvv
losses of Eastern brook trout eggs
at Ihe Oskrldge hatchery and I
rainbow trout eggs at Diamond
Lake, aro being lexperionrod ac
cording to advice received today
by E. K. Averlll, stalo game war-
den. Attendants nt tho two points
report lhat they are puzzled by
tho losses.
Natural condlllons caused slm-,
liar losses at the two points last ,
year, but the difficulty was i
thought lo have been overcome, i
A rapid change In water tempera- j
turu at Diamond Lake last year
caused a loss of 7.oii.noo rain- 1
bow eggs, but a new water supply I
had been provided for egg-taking j
work this year. I
M. L. Ityckmnn, who was dis
missed last week by the commis
sion, waH requested to hasten to 1
Oak ridge and Investigate Ihe los
ses In thai halchery. hut Averlll
had not determined what course i
to pursue In regard to tne uia
mond Lake losses. .
Keep the Rent
Take things under your wing
own the horns yon live In and
defy the landlord. Let us half
you. .
Contracting, Building, ConcrstS
Work, and Furnish Estimates
and Plans.
J. E. RUNYAN "
487
Phone 202-J
South Jackson
Roseburg.
SL,
The Utirpqua Florist
Choloe Cut Flowsrs Always) "
Fresh .
rinest Quality Artlstls Floral
Designs. ,. ,.
Visit Our Oreenhoass ...
Csll 4S-F1
Into tho de
de by ihe , . . . . . . , tr
i,
ii-.. ii ik - n.i,. .k..,i ii have besn reported
won t stretch It out so long as I'nnm-in minim i.".
she did" I e.ald to mvsi lf and I had making a total ot im.
Jun lntiiid.il to wire my falln-r This leaches the recorl of al
that I was coming home when I most MHO settlers ppiirlid
fiean) Johnson's voice at my door, through the Ind 8ettlenii-nl De
"Hi re Is a li tter Mis Arm- parlnvnt during lis period of oper-
For concrete work call Taylor,
113 No Flint St. Tel. 25-lt.
B
ITES-STINGS '
A pply wot baking tKxlji or hoiiM
hold ammonia, followed by
VBCKS
V Vapo Rub
Onr IT Million Jar Uimi Yrl,
Prune Trays, Boxes,'"'
Egg Crates
Manufactured by
C A. STELZIER .
Myrtle Creek, Ore.
Phone 2tM
TUBBY
By WINNER
THE
C CXeV HAS
ABSISED AT
LAST.
M. B.AXYEB.
TU88V AND
SPlDFtZ ARE
To 6C AsiDMA
BAXTERS FM
i-r'ij,! i;p;vjRV
Mll.IV V &PM0
THElIt VACA1ION.
1U8BVS lETIEli
TO HIVfcK""
VelMON Mt HAS
NSVIEU SEEM
BCOOfiKT THE
JMtTATlOJ
BV BETUBM
MAIL.
All Aboard.
COMES VPI0EB I g CETHiT I . -flV' Sd MV LITTLE BoV IS 1 V J1"7) - Hevt Vou IrJ J ttt.
60S H Icxm VwrrcETjirry ,;,,fMlt;1 s,ftjr f missing he OiomV I now. madam that ox J I
TccoMOT.ve feV -3. Hm 1 ffi L r- 7 Mis-rtft U-l P-- 2k V
WHEN L ROSEBURG
STOP AT
Hotel Umpqua
Not how many patrons, hut
how well each Is served Is
our motto. Let us clean yoar
vacation clothing. Winter
coals should be cli'Sned Id
keep tho moths out of them.
Our Auts Will Call
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