Roseburg news-review., July 30, 1925, Page 7, Image 7

ROSEBURG NEVS-REV1EW. THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1925.
You Gail
1't Imagine!
A Satisfactory Meal Without Bread
Best Unbleached Flour, per bbl. ..,.. $9.40
Bleached Hard Wheat Flour, per bbl $8.80
God Blended Flour, per bbl ....$8.20
See Us First We Can Save You Money
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
ROSCBURQ OAKLAND
Loose Second Cutting Alfalfa Hay for Sale.
INTERNATIONAL AIR
RACES TO EE HELD
AT MITCHELL FIELD
; 1
International air races will be
iVhl th!8 year al Mitcoell Held.
Long Island, on October 8, 9 and
lmti. . 'Ihe army air service will be
eligible to cnier fur events, these
i beiiiiE the 1'ulitrer trophy, the
, Mitchell trojihy (lor pursuit type
; ptant-i); the observation (Liberty
; entwine build era trophy), aud tti
j Bombardment (ivroit News Air
I Transport trophy) races.
i II it fil-t..flt.luti.t ittut in thu laut
'three events only military entries Cluck Adums
will be accepted, althoUKb o lar
. no infoiniaiioa had been receiid
' an to whether or not the navy will
1 participate in any race other than
the Pulitzer trophy.
The Pulitzer trophy race Is riwn
.over a ' 2V0 kilometer (124.7 miles)
I triangular course, requiring tour
laps of 50 kilometers each. There
have .already been received twenty
j three applications from air service
I officers for entry la this particu
I lar event V
I The races are held under the au
spices of the national aeronautic as
sociation, the arrangement ot de
tails for this year's events being
made by an organization founded in
News York and known as the New
York 11)25 Air Itaces.. Inc.
A BRIDE'S DIARY
A Love Slory of Today
Py Idah McGlone Gibson
! EMPLOYMENT PEAK
i IS HOLDING STEADY
PORTLAND. July 29. (Special)
Employment whtel two waeks
ago reached the htgli peak of the
year la the Pac.'ti' Northwest U
iho.dsng steady and there is even a
Cleo Madison, entertaining was very grateful that Paul had Ishortage of help In a few districts.
rrlt'iul.v-rcada rum her grumluio- the had habit of lulklnx to. him-
ther'a u.ury. Tho flui'iier friends I f . It .made such a nice alibi
ari thunderstruck hy as quuiut-jrop us both.
nu.M und suppressed desire, Soon ( ..You are sure you did not aee
ifier l' leo e,upcs wiih her boy-:,ho8t. two youn youiiK people?"
hood sweetheart, Lieuienant Paul . ur nBaU(n again ufked with a
Armstrong. L'. S. A. Cleo a parents ( keen look.
wtsT.eu Her to uiarry weauny
nu i tut run BlUb rOR STREET
IMPROVEMENT.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be SPECIAL PRICE ON LOTS
received by the uuueraiRiil at his FOR TWO UAVS
office In tho Cily Ha.l in thu t'ltyi Lot Two, Blk. 1, Winchester
of Roseburg, Oregon, uu to 6 ; St.. for Jtioo.
. n;,Momlay' August 3rd. ! Lot Thirteen. Blk. 1, Prospect ! i criOM FhinnWMFNT
l'Jlo. for the lmproveiuent of St.. tor lann I LhOIUN LINUUVVMtJN 1
You can, get replacement parts
tor all cars' at the 'i'einuual garage.
Uowen Avenue from t:.e north line : Lot Fourteen,
oi inapman street to the south
line of Riverside Drive, in the City
of Roseburg, Oregon, in the man
ner provided by Ordinance No. 865.
All bids must be submitted upon
blank forms which will be furnish
td upon application to the under
signed and must be accompanied '
by a certified check payable to the I
city 1 reasurer for 5 per cent of
the amount bid, to be forfeited to
Blk. 1. Prospect
St., for J200.
Lots Five and Six, Blk. 4,
First SL. for J250 each.
Lots Five and Six, Blk. "C", !
Hamilton street, for $300 .
each. 4 j
Lots Fourteen. Fifteen and
Sixteen, Blk. "C", Reservoir !
St.. for $300 each. I
See N. Rico or Lester Bell of I
RICE & RICE
the City in the event said bid is
accepted and the bidder shall fall
to enter Into a contract and bond
with the City according to the
neVoT heTmou itT ,h"r i N0TICE T CONTRACTORS
tract, satisfactory to the City will H8nay Construction, Douglas
be required from the contractor. I County. Oregon
The time stand in the proposals i Se' ls will be received by
for completing' the work will be 1 unty court of iwuglas county.
FUND $3,000,000
INDIANAPOLIS, lnd., July 30.
More than Vi.oou.ouu has been
yitscd for The American Legion
endowment fund for di.-uoied
voterans and orphuns of the
World War, accondng to an an
nouncement made here today by
National Commander James A.
Drain, of the Legion.
Twenty-one stales are reported
."over the top." Oklahoma is the
with
hi did chick. Paul s
parents wi.-hecl him to uiarry the
rich aud williug Connie lernuite.
Cleo begins to It am that marriage
is not a path oi roses almost at)
one. the young couple, departs
for the army post. Ou the train
(Men has an nlleif urirul dream 111-, '
duatlag Hie problems she Willi'"1'1 mornin. Mis. Italston per-
"Quite sure." I answered calm
ly, although I knew that the
gossipy lady did not believe a
word I said and she knew that
I knew that she did not believe
:ne. However. I contrived to keep
a perfectly stony face.
Your husband went away early
huve to lace. On arriuiig, un
doiucsiic I leo is aide to serve tea
to the "lady killer"' colonel,
through the help of Johnson, a
striker. Col. lleldpn has become
involved in compro'misiug circum
stances with Ititu 't'horudyke. Klta
is Innocent; her husband is a
crook. Una secretly leaves the
post to Join a vaudeville troupe,
a job which Cleo gets for her.
Cleo's domestic lue proceeds
rockily onward, largely due to
Paul's passion tor gamolliig and
lack of understanding.
While duwnlowu one afternoon
Cleo thinks she sees her roadster
which her father to ship to
her. being driven by two gamblers.
She has a chance dinner with
the colonel.
I nknown to Cleo. Paul has sold
her roadster to the gamblers to
sutisry a gumbling debt.
For this act Cleo threatens to
ieave Paul.
latest to reach its quota
.(total of $75,000.
'I During the past month $1,000,
j 000 has been reported raised to
. national headquarters here.
Meantime, the campaign Is niov
I ing forward with all speed. New
! Hampshire continues to lead the
, nation ill DercenlaKe of oversuli-
consldered in awarding the con-. at the court house in 1 8(.rlplion 01 quota. It registered
tract. i Hoseburg, Oregon, al 10 o clock, a. . , Peul oversubscription.
The Council reserves the riht on the 6th day of August. l'Jia, ! A n.IH)rt8 continue to come In
to reject any or all bids. I Iur Cravi-ling work on a section , of : frum ,;trt U and South Dakotu.
By Order ot the Common Coun-1 f,1""1 heiween the city limits ofinol!8 glulea are pretsingdiiat rec
cil, t ! Itoseburg and Portland St. on the l or(j ,.iBl.iy
iiatod and first pub.ishcd, July j ,H'W Ml- N,'bo r"a1- Th" '" ln"l Minnesota Is tho latest of the
23rd, 1S25. volves aiiproximately 213 rods of;8lalp. 10 Join lhe $loo.uuo class.
R. L. WHIPPLE, leveling bar run. the limits being, Keports from out-slate during the
Citv Recorder of the City of Rose-1 more Particularly described as from ,lu9t vet.k showed that total, with
burg. Oregon. ! Portland St. to the city limits of'lh8 campaign yet to be held in
., ;ltosiburg. I th Inner cities. Ohio had reach-
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR STREET! No bia wi" 0 considered unless! 't& xht $100,000 class"the week
IMPROVEMENT j accompanied by cash, bidder s bond 1 pievloiA. I
SEALED PROPOSALS will be or certified check lor an atnount 1 Orgitnilatlon work started this I
n ceived by the un lersigued at his I -qual to-at least five (5) per cent ; week in Iowa and' Michigan, two
office in the City Mall in the City ! of the total amount of the bid. I of the lust states In the I'nion to
of Kosebilrg. Oregon, up to 5 o'clock A sufficient bond will be rtqulr-i lie organiied. Preparations ure
P. M., Monday, August 3rd., i el for the faithful performance of being made to conduct the active
for the improvement of Klverslile I tne contract in a sum equal to one-1 campaign in Michigan tne latter
Drive from the west end of the ' half the total amount of the bid. I part ot August and the tirst
RESTITUTION. OR
ANOTHER CRIME?
With a few flnnl choice remarks
I left the room and locked my
self in my own and then 1 laugh
ed hysterically, for there had not
been one niglit sluc we reached
the Post that I hadn't done this
little act.
"I don't like being married. 1
don't like l.oing married." I re
peated tile wotds between sobs
as I fuirly tore olf my clothes
und got Into bed. But 1 could
not sleep. 1 found myself listen
ing, listening again and again for
Paul's feet on the stairs. But
listened ill vain. And I did not
hear Paul come up to bed.
I heard him tho next morning.'
however, calling to Johnsoll to
bring up a cflp ot hot coffee, and
I heard Johnson usk: "Will Mrs.
Armstrong have one, leo?"
"I don't know. You had better
i-ted
"Yes." The monosyllable seem
ed to make her angry, for she
said:
"You are not very talkativo this
morning. Mrs. Armstrong. What
is the matter?"
"Nothing, my dear Mrs. Rals
ton, nothing. 1 expect 1 am not
talkative because 1 huve nothing
to say."
"Well, as you are ousy, I must
go," she announced, and not wait
ing for me to even proffer the
rolitoly hypocritical regrets which
I miht have possibly hesitated a
little over she flounced oul.
She had hardly gone when Paul
called me up. "What do you
think? What do you think
Cleo?" said. "I've got some
wonderful news for you and when
I tell It to you, you'll bo very
sorry for all the things you Bald
to me last night.''
"Will I?"
"You bet you will."
I did hot answer.
"Can't you guess what it Is?
I'vo bought back your roadster,
Cleo. Why do you not say some
thing? Aren't you glad?"
"I'm not sure yet. I will b
glad or sorry according to where
you got Ihe money."
"Cleo. you know very well that
there is only one person ot whom
I could get tho money.",
"Then I'm not only not glad,
but I'll never ride in tho car
again. As far as I am concerned,
Paul, the car is yours."
'LOOKOUT FOR
SELF POISONING
present pavement thereou to the
west end of said Street, in the Cily
of Ko-scburg, Ort'Kun, in thu manner
provided by Ordinance No. Miti.
laiis, specifications, forms or September and in Iowa in fat-p-
con tract, proposal blanks, and full i teni her.
information for binders may be ob
tained at (he office of the county i
All bids must be submitted upon ; ri rk or the county roadmasier
, up-
Court House, Iioseburp, Oregon,
on t he deposit of one dollar,
The right la reserved to reject
blank forma which will be furnish
ed upon application to the under-j
signed and must be accompanied j
by a certified check payable to the'
City Treasurer for 5 per cent of j
the amount bid, to be forfeited to
the City in the event said bid In au-
cepted and the bidder shall 'fail to;
enter lnlo a contract and bond with ;
tho City according to the terms of
said bid. A bond of 100 per cent)
of the amount of thu contract, satis- j
factory to the City, will be required j
from the contractor. The time stat-:
ed in the. proposals for completing
the work will be considered In, ,
awarding the contract. I NOTICE FOR B OS ; FOR STREET
Th r'mini-ll rf-sprvp Ihe rlirht to IMPROVEMENT.
reject any or all bids,
Hy Order of the Common Council.
Dated and first published July
23rd. 1925.
R. L. WHIPPLE,
City Recorder of the City of Hose
burg, Oregon.
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR STREET
IMPROVEMENT.
SKALK1) PROPOSALS will bo
rvceivd by the undersigned at his
office in tho City Hail In kie City
of Roseburg, Oregon, "P 1" 5
o'clock, P. M, Monday, August 3rd.
102,"!. for the improvement of
Casey Avenue from lhe north line
of chapman Street to the south !
KiKhtv-four California towns
have been added to those "over
the top1 lor the lund. Twelve
towns have rased more than 2o0
per cent of their quota. W inters
and I'elloWB raised .iuu per cent
any or all proposals, or to accept of their quotas and Cotati somo
the proposal or proposals deemed ! thing over 700 per cent. Oak
best for the county. land - has raised more than its
im n Ui.Mio rmmfv .".i.rir nf ' fimita. with a total of $;ii,0iiU.
iKniglas County Oregon i Pasadena and Berkeley have done turned that morning on my front
(Seal) THE COI NTV COI RT tho name, Pasadena with more door and I knew that I would be
OF loi';LS COI NTV than $10,000 and Iterkeley with wnt hed all tho day.
GEO. K. yl'INK, County Jude! almost that amount. My surmi were all too true
FIJWIN WEAVER Commit.- The campaign is under way in , for 1 had hardly gotten into m
Kiiner ' I Los Angeles. Arrangements are ; sportsuit when Mrs. Ralston came
C. L. BECKLEV, Commissioner compieu-d for tho tfun I ram isco
. drive. Santa Barbara had raised
its quota belore the earthquake.
Flights were made over St.
Louis by Captain Charles Nun
gtsser in the interest of the fund.
He expresKed his desire to do
"everything ho could for hid Am
erican comrades."
William T. Tilden, II, tennis
champion, has promised to play
nn exhibition match for the lund
ask her." 0
I lay very Btiil. I 'didn't In
tend Paul should know I was
awake. After he had left the
houi'e aud I had heard Johnson
go out the back door, before pa
rade began, I crawled down and
made mvself a cup of coffee.
"What shall I do?" 1 asked
myself. "How shall I begin?" 1
hadn't a friend in the Post that
1 Vould confide in. I wan in the
atrro condition 'that Rita haa--ttpu'iifut f 4r. it. A Thmtwr'i ox
N. glert of the liver results In iolf
M.ist,nlnK! Nut no quickly, pt-rtwps,
I'Ut jut as surely hs If You drunk
hulfon out of a,, but tie. if your liver
is not dotnx Ita work of helping dt
Kfjitton, eliminating wattto from the
ixiwels and purifyinK the blood, you
will ulwaya be troubled with nick
lit'ittluglit'S, nausru, biliousness, bad
; t.reath, kus, sour bio much, or consti
pation.
; OW'Uiiny and tone your liver! Put
our U 111 in rendition so you ftnl
ye in- very best UKalli! Try just
SEALED PROPOSALS will be
received bv the undersigned at his
office In the City Hall iu the City
of Roseburg, Oregon, up to 5
o'clock P. M., Monday, August 3rd,
1!5, for hft improvement of Par
rott Street from the north lino of
been in . The only person that 1
could by any possibility confide
fn, -wns Col. Beldon. Iwaiited
someone to suggest a lawyer, but
I knew that nfter last night and
my open quarrel with Paul on
the street that every eye was
in.
Maple Street to the mouth line of at Newark. New Jersey. The date
Oak Street, in the City of Rose(jlug noi y0t been announced,
burg, Oregon, in the manner pro-i ,
vided by Ordinance No. 8i7. ! CLIOT OF HOOTCH
All hiil must he tnbm(tteil iitmn
blank forms which will he furnish- j
ed upon application to the under
WAS HIS DOWNFALL
Did you hear the noiso nn tli
ntrira la-t night. Mrs. Arm
BironR?" hIio askol. '
"I didn't hear a thing. I was
down town until raiht'r latt-."
"It was a woihUt that you nnd
your hiiahanri did not run inlo
thMn thn couple, I moan.
"At first, you will forclvp mo.
dear, if I tell you that for just a
moment I thought that it might
he you and your hitshand. il
know that yonni: people very of
ten have spat hefore they ndjust
themselves to married life.) How
ever. I' found that this rould not
bo for I must confess I wns cur
ious enout'h to run around h
il Liver uml Ulnod Myrup after
thu next f,-w nirnls and netted
lie, ipntK 1 nii rov 11 M'li t m the way
ynii e:il, Hli'fp, leek und fe'l the
return i( MreiiKth, vIkih" and ener
gy. Veil will lu i'elnpnM,-iy wiuii
lied; eliirrwii'o tn
cum. Hr. Tiue hi-r'.
hyrup Is .eld and 1
Nathan Fullcrlon, ItunoburK. Ore
Drain rharniai-y. Drain, Oregon.
will li
l.lver and Itloud
recommended t'
TltolT IIIVB le"MK I'KKT
I;VX CilAXT 'ATAIIAT
FlIOM I.AKK 'Hi I.AKI'
slgnid and must be accompanied hy I ki'ckxe, ore., Ju y jo. A j to auk you if you had heard Ui"
amount bid. to be forfeited to the
City in the event paid bid is ac
cepted and the bidder shall fail to
enter Into a contract and bond with
' the fitv flcrnrithie tn the terms nf
said bid. A bond of lull per cent
of the amount nf the contract, sat-
,n l. fit.- fill K.. (.....Mlr-
Cd upon application to the under- ((, fmm (h(, to,)t,ai.,(,r. Tho ,
signed and must be accompanied . ati.d ,n pm,,,,,,, for complet
by a certified check payable tothJ . . k w, h(, t.0nsiI.-red in
awarding the contract.
The Council reserves tho rlKht
to reject any or all bids.
certified check payable to th" ,.rhlk f ,,,,,nshine liouor prof
City Treasurer for 5 per cent of the ,,. ......ly Ilia(M ''li e nd.-'' re
sulted in the hiFa to It. 1-.
line of iliverside lirlve. In the t Hy
of Itoseburg, Oregon, In the man
ner specified by Ordinance No-
l. I
All bids must lie submitted upon
blank- forms which will be furnish-,
of t'otlage tlrove of his
ltalfour
money.
fracas.
"Your windows were unshaded
you really must draw the sha
des of our room, my dear, anv-
t
CI.ACIi:n I'AltK, Mont., July
29. Connected In high wuter
periods by a water fall that drops
1,501) feet over a sheer wall are
two oddly sltuuted lukes, Kllen
Wilson and Little St. .Mary's In
Glacier National l'urk, Montana.
The upper lake was named for
the first wiro of Wood row Wilson.
It was atoked with rainbow trout
a couple of years aKO and occas
ionally schools of these fish are
seen tumbling down this giant
cataract safely making the "high
dive" Into tho seething waters
of Little St. .Mary's, much to the
amaiemeut of watchlns tourlHls.
uui,.e ,.Let liii re Mil 1 nai Here : one ran pm- .hi iii.ii ...,i ...
i.,... Ak.,,.1 ! in eiiatiL'e I night It van a good thing that
I u r,.M tinirh uere 'the beavl- i tliey were
the amount bid. to be forfeit' d to
the City in tho event said bid la
accepted and tho bidder nhall fall
to enter Into, a contract and bond
with the City accordinir to the
t rms of said bid. A bond of ll0
percent of the amount of tho con
tract, satisfactory to the City will
be ri quired from the contractor.
The tlmq statid In the proposals
for completing the work will be
considered In awarding the con
tract. The Council reserves the light
to reject any or all bhld.
Ily Ordi r of the Common Coun
cil. Irated and first pub lsh'd, July
I3rd, 1S2S.
It. I.. WIlll'I'l.K.
City Ilecorder of the City of Itose
buig, Oregon.
Keep the Rent
Take thinis under your wing
own Ihe home you live In and
defy tbe landlord. Let us help
you.
Contracting, Building. Concrete
Work, and Furnish Estimates)
and Plans.
, J. E. RUNYAN
487
Phons 202-J
fcjuth Jackson SL
Roseburg.
st lossts. ho said.
The victim mini here Tuesday
and stayed at a rooming house
where he met the ''friends.'-. Ves
tvniay evening they went, out to
look at some prop-rty they said
as lor tale, and they piuduod
ihe -bottle of moonshine. It was
lly Order of the Common Council, stronger man iianour inougni, no
Dated and first published, July ton tne ponce, an e wn.ie ne w.i
2.1rd, 192."i. I under lis inNuencc he was robbed.
n. WIIIPI'I.R, I One of the robbers was an llal
City Ilecoider of the Cily of Hose- inn. one a Canadian und the third
burg. Oregon. ' a Scandinavian, he said.
un-haded, for it con
vinced me that everything was
going along swimmingly with yu
two children.
"I a m always glad to know
Hint young married people are
marling olf right. As I admired
into your brilliantly lighted living
room I found your husband b-sin-
I ine against the mantlepiet-e i
ijour imitation grate sniriklng a
cigarette.
"lie was looking Into Ihe (I n
'ing room where you eviil'-tniy
were, ffir li') was talking."
f smiled. At th;it ninni'"'' I
NOTICE
Neighbors of Woodcraft picnic at
forks of river Thursday evening.
July 3"lh. followed by dancing at
.Melrose Country Club. All re
quested to bring eats, invite friends
and meet al K. of I', hall al 6 p.
m. Transportation arranged for
those wilhout cars.
COMMITTKK.
PATARRH
oi head or throat la omany
benefited by th vapors of
V V poRud
(W IT Milliam Jarm U'-J Y.arly
Classified Section
ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE. ,
according to reports from 4l em
ploymeut service offices In various
north weatern cities received at 4h
headquarters here today. The la-'
bor shortage It reported from the
Inland Empire.
Ke porta from the various 4L of
fices are as fultows:
Manthtield, Ore., Kmployment
conditions In the Coos Hay district
ara good. All resident labor is
employed. Activity continues In
building, highway construction and
the government Jetty work, with
quarries for Jetty fills lu full
swing. Coal mines are working at
capacity aud the dairy Industry Is
using a -large force ot men. Log
ging is at 60 per cent and lumber-'
ing at 85 per cent of capacity.
Portland Logging wong the
Columbia river and In adjacent
districts Is at 60 per cent of capaci
ty. Seventy-two out of a total of
121 sides, including both mill and
independent operations, are. run
ning. Six Portland sawmills are
down. Three of these have been
down for periods varying from two
months to over a year, two are
clotted for repairs and one for re
building because of fire. There are
plenty of ' jobs on employment
boards here to care for all men in
this city who want work. The Na
tron Cut-off continues ' to require
many replacements and several
hundred fire fighters were hired
for nearby districts during the
week.
Haymond, Wash. All sawmills
on W II In pa Harbar except the Hart
Wtood are operating. The ..entnh
river camps have resumed logging
but logging operations on the Mil
waukee are still down. There Is a
slight surplus ot common labor on
Willapa Harbor.
Aberdeen-Hoqulam Logging
In Grays Harbor district Is now 65
per cent of capacity. Thirty-two
operations with a total ot 52 sides
are opt-rat Ing and are employing a
total ot 3600 men. All sawmills In
this district are cutting; six Aber
deen and Hoqutam plants are op
erating two shifts and one Is-running
three shifts. Ha II road main
tenance, highway work, and city
construction and building continue
active. There are but few jobs be
ing offered hero and there are but
few men seeking work.
Tacoma With 44 out of a total
of 73 sides operating, logging In
the Tacoma district Is at present
55 per cent cf capacity. Lumber
production Is close to 100 per cent
ot one-shift capacity In this city
and most of the outside mills are
sawing. There Is almost no sur
p.us ot common labor here and a
scarcity of some kinds ot Bkilled
help Was noted last week.
Seattle Logging In the Fuget
Sound districts Is 65 per cent of
capacity apd close to 4000 men are
at work in the camps, not includ
ing more thati 8ot who are employ
ed In truck logging. Fractlcnlly a 1
sawmills In Seattle, Kverett, HeHl
ingham and nearby towns ant op
erating. There are few unemploy
ed in Seattle. The wheat haivtst
in, the Inland Empire has called
many men from this district and
the migration continues.
Spokane A continued shortage
of labor was noted In Spokane last
week. Moie than 1500 Inen are
righting forest fires and dfmands
fur help from farmers have in
creased. JUilroads have many
crews doing track maintenance
work. Them are calls for miners
fiom the Wallace districts. The
Vintou Lumber company is oper
ating eight camps and practically
a woods operations in the Inland
Empire either are running or are
fighting fire. Experienced woods
help Is extremely scarce. All large
sawmills are cutting. The Ji lack
well, Coeur d'Alene, wj.l add a
night shift Augunt 3, It Is reported.
rlhe usual quota of loafers who are
unwilling to work In In evidence
here in spite of the fact that s ca
ntonal orders for short time Jobs
call for a large numbtr of men
daiiy.
FOR SALE
FOH SAIjKKluff ruit. 121 V
Doualas 8t .
FOX TKKKIKH IT PS 15 eaeli. J
W. Mellade. 11-15 K.' 6th.
FOK SALE 25-20 Winchester car
bine, la good shape. S 15. Murlon
KuiiulU. I' nipq.ua. Ore.
FOR RENT
KOK SALE Pack horses and sad
' die horses also good fresh milk
cow. Boer liro 1'hone 11F14.
Full SALE Pure cider vinegar by
gallon or barrel, tiring col lain-
er. k M. Curtis, , Edeubcwer,
Phone SK4.
FOR SALE A few registered
Hampshire rams, yearlings. Call
on or address J. L. Alkins, Kid
dle, Ore. j;
FOlfSALE Hlack Shepherd dog,
8 months old. $5 If taken at once.
M. N. Humphreys, Happy Valley.
(Hrockway P. O.)
FOR SALE Large type pure bred
Poland China pigs; also young
Jersey bull. C. W. Kychard, Glen-
dale, Oto.
FOR SALK Cash register in first
class condition, price 100. In
quire at the oltlce of Bruce
Company. Myrtle Creek, Ore.
FOK SALE" Ten " Poland China
pigs, large breed; also two brood
bun s and four head of cattle two
years old. J. 1. Chapman. Wil
uur. Ore.
WOOD FOK SALE 15 cords 4-ft.,
mostly fir, balance oak; o. k. for
oner. $5 per cord on ground.
W. E. Cllugenpeel, 1J miles west
Looklnglass store.
FOK SALE 15 h. p. Westinghouse
electric-motor, 3 face A. C. cur
rent, 1X00 r. p. m.; perfect order
guaranteed, 9150. Apply to S. J.
tiaseel, U lend ale, Ore.
FOK SALE 1923 Chevrolet tour
ing, looks and runs like a new
one. All good tires. A bargain at
$300. See (Hen a il. Taylor, Koy
Catching Motor Co.
FOR SALE lilsk aide-hill plow.
orchard disk, mower, rake, 3
cows, 8 matched teams; or will
trade for turkeys, pigs, cows or
lambs. Earl T. Johnson, Roseburg.
TWO FORDS FOK SALE Here
Is a couple of good bargains
one second hand Font touring
for $175; one IMS model touring,
only run 6o0 miles, for $425, with
a lot of extras. W. E. Clingen
peel. Looking Class, Ore. 1'hone
23F34.
Cook with gas.
ItK.X ALL STOUK WILL HAVE
NEW -MODKUX FOI'.NTAIX.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Fuller
ton and W. F. Chapman, left this
morning for Portland to vIhII and
attend to buKineHM matters for a
few duyH. Mr. Fullerton. whllo
away, will place an order for a
new 12-foot Frigid-Air soda ioiin
tHln, one of the mont complete
ph'ce of equipment manufactur
ed. This fountain will maintain
four temperatures by automatic
control, and will have capacity for
trii gallons of brick ire cream. U
will aUo permit the handling of
two kinds of f-horbet and tour
kinds of ire cream Tor counter
h rvice. All li'iuiis are kept JiiMt
FOK SALE 239-acre ranch 43
miles south ot Uoaeburg on Pa
cific highway; 6 acres of young
walnuts; 10 acres clover; 100
acres In cultivation; 80 acres
good saw timber, balance open
pasture. Write C. W. . Kychard,
lilendale, for particulars.
CATC H IN 0 'S U 8H I) CARS
1918 Ford roadster $100.00
191H Oakland "6" touring .. 175.00
1917 Hudson "6" touring.... 250.00
. 1922 Chevrolet touring . 300.00
1920 Hudson touring 500.00
1923 Dodge Coupe 825.00
Roy Catching Motor Co.
N. Rose. St. Roseburg, Ore.
lVBERFOR SALE 30,000 leet,
all lengths and widths, 1 to 2 In.
slulf, $12 M, at w hat was former
ly known as Maynard mill. Rice
Creek. Will deliver for small ad
ditional charge. Apply at mil)
for this lumber, which mast be!
din posed of by Aug. 10, as 1 have .
sold mill and am closing out. 11.
H. Maynard.
above the freezing ' points, doing
away with the neceaMity of main
taining a quantity of chipped Ice
about the fountain. It also free
zes Its own Ice.
DANCE AT TILLER
Rat unlay night, Aug. 1. Cood
murtic and a fine time for all.
Come and bring your friends.
.Perfume sjteciai a ilistlnctlve
summer odor. Itrlng your bottle
with you or we can supply you
with a small one for yuiir purse.
Lloyd Crocker.
kotk: TO rillMHTOIt
NotWr In hfrcly jflvin that the
uimJw KiKni d bun bi ' tt luly Mppntnt
(! hy !) ('"uiily f'Mttrt f lipugl""
''oiiiity, ir'tfi'i. HfliiilnlNirHirlx "f
the t'Ml;ilr 'if Cliuiti H Jniu-Jt, llvrfan
fi. All rflUM htivliiif cIhImib
URiilnni n.inl cxti.ti-, ar ii'-rly rr
riiiirco tn pH-sriit tl'tj nitiH to in
)r"i"-i 1 v v ft-if it-il, it by law rn
)iilivl. Hi .ilnirK, Ori'K'm, within
Kl month tin. n fhit" ln-Mi.f.
Ditti ti tin Itith iUy of July. l'J25.
AI.H'IO KlfOlKIt,
A'lmlnlMit-ttrlx of the vatHte of
.I'.IM
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TUBBY
A One Horse Power Craft
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To WJRDtes Cltt n
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By WINNER
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$ "
"OIl RENT 6-room cottage. Phono
37-Y.
FOR RENT Two houskeepior
2.modm. 844 8. Jackson.
FOH RENT Modern kroom -ua-Kalow.
cIobb In. phona 607-J.
rOR KENT House 446 Fowler
street, furnace. Garage. Geo.
Chandler, or phone 439-Y.
K)R""RENT-New2-room ' fur
nlshed house, fin per month.
Miller's Aililltlon. Phone 210-U
KOR RENT OR BALE 6-room,
practically new bungalow, with
garage; on highway Just north
or Riverside store. Q. U. llelbhr
4U7 West Case street. .
KOU KRNT-Hoc"re ranch S
miles east of Roseburg; l acres
good prune orchard, 20 jicrea
growing broccoli looking' fine;
will sell growing crop, stock and
machinery. For particulars see
C. O. Shuppai'd, UUonville, Ore.
WANTED
BOY wants work piling wood, mow
ing lawn, or odd Jobs. Phone
2U0-R.
WAN T ET0sea dining cnairs,
dresser, SxS rug. Address 8. p.
.jcare News-Review.
WANTEIi All or part time work
by competent bookkeeper. Ad
dress 8. O. 8.. care News-Review
WOOD
VANTKl-4. ool nl,l
growth body fir; also either 4
ft., or 2-ft. large oak. 124. W.
Douglas St.
WANTEDlOOu head" of ewes
ranging In age from one to alx
years old. Geo. C. Ward, box
1035, Roseburg, Ore.
WANTED Lincoln bucks... also
have registered Shropshires for
sale or trade. John Abeene Oak
land, Oregon. Phone 42F3.
WANT TO SELtH Cotswold and
Shropshire ewes, also Chinese
Pekln ducks last crop were 4
lbs. each at 8 weeks. Want to
buy: 17 Delaine ewes. Torrey,
, yuvue ,r id turenoons.
IrmCXLLANEOUS
FOR SERVICE Thoron.hh
Jersey bull at L'mpqua Part X
W. McConnell.
WELLS"lRILI.Ett-ork gusrai
teed, price reasonable. J. A. Gil
llsple, Sulherlln, Ore.
CAR uvVNtH uon't forget u
call 661 when In need ot auu
parts. 8arff'i Auto Wreaklai
ilouse. ,
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND Automobile tire, 41x3
"uu inn. uwner can at Ihla of
'Ice andpay advertising.
LOST Xlrelaledog, was lost Saf
urday evening In North Roje
burg. Had plain collar with
ring, answers to name of "Jack '
Finder notify llohl's garage. Re
ward. LOST On Pacific highway be
tween Dlllard (or some distance
south) and Yoncalla. July 12.
fibre suitcase containing ladles
"wearing apparel. Initialled gold
pencil and other articles, lit) re
ward for return to NVws-Revtfw.
HNOFfHSIONAL CARDS
OR. II. H. PLYLBR Chlroprmctlf
physician, 124 W. Laos St.
The Untpqua FIorUi"
Choice Cut Flowsrt Alwa'yW
fresh
finest Quality ArtlsUo Floral
Designs. .
Visit Onr OreenhonM or
. Call 40-M.
Prune Trays, Boxes,
Egg Crates
Manufactured by
C. A. 8TELZIER
Myrtle Creek, Or.
Phons 2604
WHEN IN ROSEBURG
STOP AT -
Hotel Umpqiia
Keep that spring appear
ance wilh refreshed ap
parel. Let us prove it to
you.
Our Aute Will Call
Phona 277