Roseburg news-review., August 18, 1925, Page 7, Image 6

ROSEBURG NEVS-REVIEW. TUESDAY. AUGUST 18. 1925.
SEVEN -
SEED GRAIN!
If you have It to buy or sell "See u first we can wve you
money." Wa can clean it for you and we mean CLEANING, not
just running it through.
Special 400 lb. Separator (new)
$45.00
A high grade machine, guaranteed!
Try It Thirty Days at Our Ritk.
See U First We Can Save You Money
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
ROICBURQ OAKLAND
Loose Second Cutting Alfalfa Hay for Sale.
I LOS ANGKLES. Cat.. Auk. 1".
'if Jack Kmrna pervista In hla ef
fort to represent Jui-lt iVni'ey in
i1 neitotiationa for a bout wlih Hurry
Wilts, neKro contemlt'r, the heavy
weight chuuiiiiuii will cut a.lUo
i bia glovca uud Ioik.'I about tinlil-
Inx until hla rsent contract ttiih
I Kearna expire. Ilenipey made.
thin clear In a alau-iueut to the
t Associated 1-res.
"I underatuml that Kearna ami I
' the New York boxing coiniiiiHKion I
are to meet toiluy to have forfeits!
ponied for a match for me with
Wills.
"1 luke this means of announc-
inK attain 10 me- ooxing commis
sion that Kearns has no authority
to alKn for me and anything done
by hint in my behalf cannot bind
me.
"I state for the last tlmej that I
am determined to do my own mtitch
making, but reiterate my word to
give Kearna his 35 per cent cut
during the life of our contract.
"If they ko throut-li with their
! plans today and Mulltns sij;n for
mm covering Hi-urns' forfeit,
" " " Mulllns will lose the match and I
MI IRR AY TELLS STORY not anyone until that
PtNlIfcJNilAKY HKLAK. ATTENTION mfmofrr nc nlng until September l!i2li) has ex-
B. P. O. ELKS NO. 326 Vireu wnicn win cause Kearns the
a losa of a few hundred thousand
I uoiiare. ;
REPUDIATION OF I
KEARNS REPEATED I
BY JACK DEMPSEY!
A BRIDE'S DIA11Y
A Love Story of Today
By Uah McGlone Gibson
t Flit'' niHkes files flit, never to
return. It Itills tiit'iu. ulao ail other
lieects which prove a pest around
both house and barn. Lloyd Crocker.
(Continued from page one).
here to toll Newman that they were
teiling him the God's truth.) Mur
ray said: 'I want my mother to
read it.'
"Kelly then picked up the shot
gun, which was empty, and follow
ed Wlllos and I past No. 2 tower
toward the insane asylum.
(Newman asked him what No. 2
tower had been doing all this
time.)
"No. 2 tower was deserted, and
pome one wearing a dark suit was
running toward the insane asylum
ahead of us. We thought It was
tho guard from No. 2 post, al
though we cou'd not swear to It,
as we were not sure. We never
did notice any shots coming from
No. 2 tower, and he could have shot
at us when I shot at Lute Savage.
We rushed toward the insane asy
lum, commandeered an automobile
and from then on the public knows
. ist as much as we want them to
know. We haven't harmed no one
and Intend to harm no one as long
as they don't Btand between our
selves and liberty, (signed)
"Tom Murray.
'Kllsworth Kelly.
"James Wlllos."
'P S Thn lnt wo now nf '
Jones, he was sitting on the
ground, fully conscious, and unable
to walk, and If 'Slaughterhouse'
Davison shot him he must have
walked up on him and shot him
like a dog, giving him no chance."
Newman asked them If they
could make any Individual state
ment and Murray said:
"No this goes for all of us. We
all vouch for it."
Newman asked Murray:
"What do you think of Dalrym
pie as a warden?"
"He's aB good a man as could be
In the position. He's had a hard
time during his administration, and
he has made the best of a bad Job."
Willos was asked:
''What do you think of Dalrym
ple ss a warden?'
"According from what I have
learned from other prisoners who
have asked for a chance to make
good, he was all right."
Newman asked:
"Is he a good disciplinarian?"
Willos said:
"Yes. sir; absolutely."
Kelly was asked the same ques
tion. "I think he's pretty level-headed,
and I think he uses more common
sense than some of his subordin
ates. "What do you think of his ac
tions in tho last show down?'
"No other course to .follow," said
S You Ari hprphv nnliri.u1 that h
at a meeting held nn Jniv
1U25. notice was formally eiv- ! NEW YORK. Aug. IS. Tex TSicV
en that at the regular meeting I a' "Bht promoter and Jack
Kearns, manager of Jack Hfimisiy
each posted a $25,00(1 forfeit this
afternoon for a IVmpseyWllls
match. This action was taken Im
mediately alter the New York
athletic commission had re-lnstatcd
Kearns a;id granted him a license
T. GOODMAN, t0 do business within this state.
Secretary. ' rauuy aiuinns, manager lor wills,
Is expected to post Wills' forfeit
'for the same umount this afteruoon.
The commission ruled that In
I case Dempsey refused to live up to
! the terms signed by Kearns. that
to be held on August 27th,
1925, a motion would be made
authorizing and directing the
trustees of Hosehurg Lodge,
No. 326, Id. P. O. Elks to sell
' the playground known as Far-
quar'a Island.
J,
Wlllos. Newman asked Murray:
"Was the break executed as
planned?"
Escape Not Aa Planned.
"No, we planned to slide down
the rope, go into the turnkey's of
fice, put the turnkey and any other
civilians who might be there in
front of us, march them straight
Mulllns could claim the $25,000 for
feit posted by Kearns. It was made
known that Kearns signed definite
ly for a IHnipsey WIlls fight with
Kickard yesterday.
LOS ANGELES. Aug. 18 Jack
Dempsey, informed here today fliat
towards No. 1 tower, using them as , jack Kearns had posted a forfeit
protection, as Insurance against
being shot at again from the wall,
disarm the guard of No. 1 tower,
taking him with us if necessary,
go to the prison garage, take one
of the fast prison cars, and use
that for our getaway."
"You didn't expect any shoot
ing?" Murray:
"No, at least we didn't expect
any guards waiting for us out In
front. Ws had no Intention of kl.l
ing anyone."
Newman:
"Do you figure someone Inform
ed on you?"
Murray :
"We don't know Just what to
think, but we believe someone had
the wrong tip."
The escaped convicts put thlr
fingerprints in Ink alongside the
signature.
in New York for a Iempsi'y-Willa
fight next ytar, stood pat with tho
declaration: "Positively, I will not
fight where Kearns is In anyway
concerned."
For prompt taxi service, city or
country trips, phone 44.
A Pretty Throat Is
Most Desirable
Old-Time Recipe of Buttermilk and
Cream Eeot: Preserves Whiteness,
Youthfolners and Beauty.
One of the vvoos of the middle aged
woman nowadays Is that her throat
looks lined and old when Bhe puts
on a waist with a comfortable and
fashionably open neck.
The old-time rci-lpp and still the
best to keep youthful looks and in
sure a ciei'.r. creamy complexion is
common everyday buttermilk and
cream. The simply wonderful com
plexions of the English is solely ow
ing to its constant uro and while'
the preparation of this mixture at
home is mussy and troublesome,
every woman will be glad to know
that she can now obtain the ready-to-use
product called "Howard's"
Uuttermllk Cream at any good drug
store.
Few women realize that the
throat is one of the greatest tell
tale marks of arre since.lt verv
readily hhowa advancing years or
the mark:i of neglect If thi y would
only accept these toilet hints in
their helpful true light they would
not hesitute to cut this article out
and remember to give Iiuttermilk
1 1 ream a trial, ah druggists guar-
ValdosU,GcorKia.-"IwB8troubIed '"' 11 lo complete Batisfac
with a very severe female weakness' t!on "' mom'y back-
2 SICK WOMEN
REGAIN HEALTH
i
Through the use of Lydia E. !
Pinkham's Vegetable Com-'
pound. Read their Letter
Will
Trade
You
a Victrola,
Edison,
Sonora, or
Brunswick
Phonograph
or a
Radio
for that 4
Old, Unused
Piano
When you are in town
drop around and hear
the attractive details.
Ott's Music
Store
I .a w Vjj
Heat wuii gas.
accompanied b y
some very unpleas
ant symptoms and ' n
with pams in my PLANE DAMAGED IN
Dacic, sides and
legs. Since taking
a treatment of
Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable
Compound I am
better in every
way. and the un
pleasant symp
toms nave diap-
A FORCED LANDING
MADE HERE TODAY
Forced to land to rnh nish their
pR-ioHne supply, a party of reserve
i officer, flying front Pan Ii'Ko to
Seattle, cam" flown her1 thht morn
Inir. In landing the officers mi.-
Your medicine iswonderful ed the r..e,,lar avintlon fMd and
lilillll'U III lilt' -!U lll'IU t-Hl III
town. Pup to the rounh ground one
plan", pilofed by I.feut. A. K. HuHI.
i U'.it Irmtmrnrfl v In id nn liv lirnik-
Relief from First Bottle I irnr a propHllor.
Battle Creek, Mich.-"I had frrrat Thp party wa ; uld.-r tho mm-
pains and swelling in my side, pains ni!n'1 r I'i"ut- Km-nlK. flyin
so bad at times that I could not do my a InHaviland, and four OirliH
housework or stand on my feet for d:in-s whlrh stopped hero w.-r
weeks and I wasinavery norvouscon commanded by Captain Cunning-
dition. In a Cleveland paper I read a hfin. The parly iiu ludH. besldeK
k'tterabout LydiaE.Pinkham'sVofcc- iln- oftk-ern named, Keservp IJei
table Compound. I have had preat rc- l -nnrits Harvey Orcden, McH'-nry,
lief from the firstbottle and I shall W. Ilo.ma i, Van Ant-lr. Orme,
Continue its use because 1 believe and Mefrnfciy and Isll Tower,
know it helps me. I want to help other Thn uiHlatnaired planrn continue!
women and I am willing to answer on the trip nonh and the plane of
letters."-Mrs. C. K. Pai.mfr. 217 Limit. It' ll will umiinue a MHn aa
Champion St., Battle Creek, Mich, a new propellor arrived
Deared.
for nervous, run-down women.".
Mrs. L.O. Dasher, K.F.D.4,Box 14, ,
Valdosta, ueorgia.
(Tea Madison, uftor eloi iiiy
with her bjyiiooU kt m et lien rt, Li
euienaut Annan on, guti !
to his army pojt uud tthu finds :
out utmost Immediuitily that mur
ried 1'fe ia not too rosy. There
Is uiurh lutrltfue ut tbe put. kiiu
Tluxnuikti, i:e ot a no-Roud
lit uteuunt, fU'i liuiu tlm pt't
afir much gostlp about her uud
Col. ltiakely HeUUu. Clio helps
Kita and resolve not to Ka her
own tiuiiiD hfi-omu. iho bubjict ot
gotititp. J'aut cibibiu a passion
for b'amblini;; luscs 5000 to the
Colonol ou) niht, pays, and losvs
$iUU to a pair of cheap Kamlers
(he next xi Ik Ixt. lie U hroktt uud
gies thu :auibler Ul& wiie's cur
in eettleiueut of the debt. CUo
Is furious; th colonel wauU to
help und Paul Is uamewhut sullen.
The guarrels betweeu Cleo and
her hualund Increases, culminat
ing when Cleo throws a uats ami
cuts 1'uul o badly, he Uha to
tuko to tho hospital. "Do 1 love
I'uul?" Cleo wonders.
Sho Is quite hysterical when
MuJ.. (Dr.) Stetter tells her how
ill I'uul is.
Cleo confesses to the doctor
that she Is responsible, for Paul's
condition.
.. TWO IX THi: HOSPITAL.
The awful part of It was, dear
dluiy, that ut that conlvrence
wiih Paul, before I had left for
my rldo In tho country, my Iui8
band had shown me that ho hud
not the principles I thoiiKht ho
had. He Mill wanted nut lo p.-i
that money from Connie, and I
would have starved rather, than
net If for him.
You see, Paul and I learned
much that afternoon ourselves ns
well as eu( h other. I hadn't
known that I had tho potentiali
ties of a murderer I hadn't knoA ti
that Paul was ciy lax In prin
ciple 'where money was concern
ed. I hadn't known the thin; thut
I had expeiieured all through my
married Hie nnd before was not
love, but Just curiosity and pas
sion. Out there by tho roadside,
whero I had pulled up and stop
ped my car. I had virtually de
cided to call It all a Rreat mis
take, and pn home to Parndetm
us soon as Paul v.aa well enouph
not to make mo appear an un
feeling wretch for leaving him
to recover alone,
I didn't tell Major Stetter. dear
diary, of Major knlsion's meeting
Colonol Pehlon and me, talking
togoiher. I thought he would
hear thfs foon enough. I only
said to him:
"Somelhiniy occurred while I
was thinking this matter ovc,
major, that sent mo back homu.
where I found Johnson nnd an
orderly walling for me. I saw
them lontt before I got to tho
houne. and I was sure Paul was
dead."
When T arrived at this point In
my confession to the nm.lor, I
paid: "Well, you know the rest."
I had grown tired of it all It
juU seenied to mo I couldn't' go
on. even thoiiKh Major Htetter
was so kind and sypathrtle, and
1 thought that aTter hearing all
this the major would , withdraw
his objection to using mo to re
vive I'uul -but he was still ob
durate. "No, dear child." be said, "I
have grenler objections than ever
lo you Kiviiifl your blood for your
h u i band . A 1 1 h o u a h a s y o u h a y
you a i e heal t by, you have been
through some, gruelling experi
ences lately, and although we
have not as yet found out whe
ther tho Ftuto of the nerves und
mind have any effect on tho
blood supply it's quality or
quantity ye 1 am sine that for
your own Mike if not for his the
hnck of it all would havp n very
bad effect on both of you."
"Well. then. wh:(t do you want
me lo do, major?" 1 said. "P!eas;
don't make me go home to thn
little old place nlone. I couldn't,
fdeen I would toss and turn all
night."
"I'm not going to send you
anywhere alone, my dear. I'm
going to have ynu put In a nice.
!l"HHnt room here at tho hos
pital, and I'm goi'ig to put you
in care of one of the nujfes who
will look In upon you very often.
Then I'm going to give yon a
littlo something to nufet your
nerves, and let yon go to plecp."
"Doctor, doctor, f Just hat'
sleeping draught. Don't give rue
anything that will make tv Icp
H soundly that I cannot 1"
wakened If Paul Is wonie."
"I won't do Huit. my de:ir, bn'
It Is veiy ei'enthil that ou honM
fcleep. You aro in alnu' t a- l- i'l
a condition hs our l;u Iiiim,!.''
'Ask Johnson, then." I :M
"to go over to the Imhim' ncd
l ring owt my car. and h" will
drive nie back fnr my nini' I(;Im- i
and toilet articles'
"f'u n't yjti te pne nf tli" n i
ws here to find them?" asked '
the doctor. ' i
"I think so," I saUl wearily. '
The major rung the bell, and a j
very pretty Utile nurse came in. ;
I tuld her where sho would fiud j
the necessary thing for me to,
Weill. 1
"Tell Johnscn to bring you back
to the hospital and theu put my;
car in the garage," 1 aid. Obe- j
ditntty I went to my room and"
sat down and wailed. j
I wonder if you've noticed, dear i
diary, that all this time I had
been thinking mere of myself
than of Paul. 1 hadn't noticed ,
It until I fat in thai hospital j
rticiiu; men i louuu tnai my greai
ituvicty was not so much whether
Paul would get wi 11 as whether
his death would not prove me a
t.n"lerer.
Y', I was horrified. 1 va
learning alout iinyclf with a
veare.mce. Why. I had always
thought 1 wbi rather a charming
young woman. 1 had always
t boa nil t I was so much In love
wi:h my husband that I could not
lie without him.
I was ra'her ashamed of my
pelf. I realized km I sat there
In that hospital room t hat after
nil I was not what I should be
th;tt Paul had taken Just as great
a chance in marrying me ss I did
In marrying him, and he was
Jii't as worthv of me as I was of
him.
Aet Iiiftospcctlm and SUvp.
FOR SALE
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE ,
Souita-m Divi'ua Oh, I'umi'iiny.
I.o''utum of principal pliu' 01 bus!-.
lu'sa, Suti Kiutu-liH-o, Calllnrnia. l-o-j
cailnii ol workn, Slum ttf t)r'on. '
Notici TIuto are doliriqutMil mi-'
oa the following describfil sux'k.j I
on account of au OHut'stmidit lovictl .
on liif 26th day of June, llt-ii. 1H0
uni'ial uiuiiuma sit oppoalte the FOIt SALK A tiailcr. "6 Mill S.
natucit or ilu1 iv.sp.-ctlvo thart hold
ers, as follows:
No.
Nann'ij Sharca Amount
Manila IlfUilnR M .".nn oil
Uflim C. Jacobscn . 511 600.110
Nflll I'OWtT ID Iipiuui
T. W. Jlllia 25 25U.n0
All of the fon-itoing Kliuri's an- It'll SAl.K-iluk aud l.iur. l htov.
included In ccniricaica Nos. 10. 13,'! iukI blotii WUU1. 1'lione 3nt1S. .'
15. 17, standing In tho naniu of J. Kosur.
1.01'IS Sl'TTKH and hold ill 1. cs-1 yvlt SLV-HUwl Iiau.p
crow pursunnt to istiui tlon fiom ; . , ,,, 5K3:1 c ...
Classified Section
ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE.
i'V.'d HOC'M furnl.ih! np.irtni"fct
lor i-iil. Modcru. 11 S, Jackson.
WANTED
IVKI.I.DW l'lOAl: loiuatoca for pr.
htivlii. t ail 61-2.
I'DU SALIl- Slifphcrd pups. S. U
Uoif, Oakland, Uiv.
VOH SAI.K- ll.'itu li'lcd
snlro buck. 1'hone ltb"3 I.
Hani:
RHEUMATIC
NEURITIS
('ttniH't rlt in Op Itinunti lludy If
mi i II I hp Trunt' I'ri'Nt-riiitlon
ir U llHlll" ll Hllffl r Willi ill-
f la iiunnutry, iihihi nlm . si'lm i nvi
rlli" or uiiv f riu of t tlw mi.. t irtin.
'i'liH l'i t'.s. i iifci-ri l.'t nut ruin
th.- nui'i 11 h. tl iIo.-k imi il. pn (iir
lu :.rt. K:it ail t in- m ;i ami K'"it
fitfl um v).)i wliilp taUUiK Trunk'
lr- i li'lii'ii. C!it.d:i.i !! imTiuiry.
hulii s tuto Kinta, oil wlnit-rtriv'-n or
nuiioi ifn, but pes it ivi ly oviTi'iinici
any kiml of i Lit itiuit ivm or out n
i-ai'ilt. Whut muni d ou wiuil? It
W tlllp.iKMtlllf tO K't KUlOltthlllK lift
lor. 'i'liu nn-ali-wt nr t- a i"l solvriil
kie-nti uutl uI.mi a miMrltr llr
liit'.Urlnc.
't'ruuk'M Pre jut ipt Ion hi' IN for
$1.1.1 hp 3 for only ut Is'iitlmu
Fullcrtoa IriiK Store.
YONCALLA MAN SAYS
NOT GUILTY DRIVING
WHILE INTOXICATED
Tnhe llurt'm.nn of Yoncalla thin
mninltiK plcadtul not guilty in the
Justin court to a charge ut driv
ing an nutornoblln on the high
way while inio 'icatcd. The charge
wuh hropirht by Doputy-i-huriif
(Mind !muf.:horty of Yoncalla and
clalmtd that Ihn man was intoxi
cated ut. tho time of an accident
m.'r thut town recently.
Iluffman rluimnl that bo v.'un
not intoxicated and will stand
trial. Ho will act as his own at
torney and tho trial will his mt
a soon nn a Witney whom he
claims will testify for him bi re
covered from the injurlea receivd
in the wreck. Just ice of the
IVace (Ic'iiTo .Inm-i fixed the
bout) at $ JTiiiO and turned tin
man over to the. Sheijl'f's ol'lb-e
lo await cither tho raisins of lh
hctui or trial.
tho Corporation Commissioner of
the State of California, by AN(II.Oi
CAMFOUMA Tit I "ST COMPANY.
And in accordanco with law and j
au ordor of tbo Hoard f Idrectoiiti
made on the 2t(h May of June, 1925, !
ho many shares of oat h parcel of i
such stock as may bo necessary
will be sold at public auction at th
office of the Company, Market :
street, San Francisco, California,
on Saturday the 2'ilh day of AiiKUst, I
1925, at the hour of 11:15 o'clock!
a. in. of said day to pay paid delin
quent assessment thereon, ioeetheri
with costs of advertising aud ex
penses .of the sale.
II. S. YOCNO. .
Secretary.
Offire P32 Market Street, San ;
Francisco. California. '
tiiovea
FOU SALKOiif Kamboub tte and
one iJelalne bucK. lioyer Uros.
lJhonu J it'll.
FOKD COl'l'K-For sale. l'Hce
-25, cab or tvrms, can be seen
at Harrison's tiarai?.
I'HACHKS Canning Crawford's I
fl.iiO per applu box,
iVFl2. li. A. JutmsoQ.
FtU SALK--Well established und
paying restaurant business. In
quire 413 W. Cass St.
toMATOKS ut rat-ker'sT tiuca
buahel, bring boxes. 4J miles east
of town. Phono liOF'.U.
VOll SALK
FItKSII KC.tlS- iinng ytjui fresh
-kk to the Home restaurant, vtu
will buy them.
'Tr.l'CK and di-lveirwantiMrVo haul
: ion tiers oak block. JJiil N. Malu
f St. Phono 12S.
A. I Kli -Carpctt)fVofki H-a
i unable rates; reliable-rvfCe,
' Address Carpenter, Nt-wp-Ki-vlew,
i WANT TO LKASIJ 5 -room"" first
i class house in nood dHtiHct uji
ft'u niched. II. T. Uaust.-n, 247
Kast lJoughts St. , -
AN 1 KI Woman to work for
family where few hired men aro
kept. (iood waKes and Rood
home. On main highway. Addns
liox loo. News Heview.
WANTKD Lady wants ponltion as
housekeeper In KeiUkmaifs
noma m city, lioou rptefenc.
i'honei address M. A. 11. care Newa-Jte-
j View. - .
WANTKI) TO TUADK (tend 2b
acro farm close to ltosebuig fpr
. stock and equipment and lease
on larger farm. Atldress Box U.
li. F. D. No. 2, Hoscbuitf. I
.1
IN BANKRUPTCY '
In the District Court of tho lTnite 1
States for the District of Oie..n. ;
In the matter of J. II. llollowa; , 1
Itankrupt.
Tq the crcditora of J. H. llo'.L)-1
way of Drain, In the county of;
Pour. In s aud district aforesaid, a1
bankrupt: i
Notice Is hereby Riven that on'
the 22nd day of July, lltiS, the said,
J. 11. llollowfiy was duly adjudb.
oiled hankrunt : nnd flint tho firt .
meeting of his creditors will be f'ou SALK
held at the office of thu undersign
ed referee In Uoseburg, Oregon,
on Jim 2Mb day of August, 3i)2r,
at 10 o'clock in tho forenoon, at
which time the said creditors may
attend, prove their claims, appoint
a trustee, examine the bankrupt
and transact such other business
as may properly contu before said
meeting.
Dated August 17th. 102r..
C. L. HAMILTON.
Referee In Uaukruptcy.
VitSCELLANEOUS ;!
and marcolliii;.
Old oak btitvo ut.d
Olotk wuod, ulso nr block wood, i
1. J. Ul'li, HUllH'I'lill, Oro. i
i'O.t S A I.K ToiiTuUiV'-76 ciiiiis IIOMB curling
ir bjslul. liring your txixi's and I 1'lnmi" 2'JS H.
li.i u mi ni youibi li. C. il. KvaiiB, tAli' OWNICK-Don't foiitt to
"'""d, Oio. call tr.3 when in need u( auto
R)K t. !,!: Staiiiii-il and rnibroid'-! lwrlf. Sa.-H'a Auto Wrecking
ti.d dri'Hses, .lo usi'nt'y for! .
. ;"d srlli'ia. Mr. I'. M. Foil TRA'DE New STnonT modern
1'uulsnn, H. 2.
TilT! in si-ooiunuindAT
il. I'liasf juaiio. luquirw morn-
iiiKs, b'15 outli . .Main. I'iiono
4i7-H.
C)n 5 h. ii. wood saw
outfit In pood condition. I'rico
$1-5. T. F. liuil...on, Looking
tiluss. l'hono ISFll.
Pl'ltl'I.K VETt'H for"isali',"riU'!
Beod, 5 c.'iita jior pound; also
brocL-oii plantH, If 1.75 i'r luuo.
buiiKiilow in Los AiiKi'los. Cal,
ri'slliclid dlntricL Plion 1F13,
or Kildicsa Uwnor, faro News-
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LOST AND FOUND
.1
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Tbr (ial'dt-n or Vv'onian'fl Ileailty
- and liUi' a icinli'ii In Urn biauiy
1 1 r woman. 'IVntled, it niii(;s witli
I'lory. Ni'i:b'cti-d, I:i cici'ii in.
Oiif plntuld li(.i..':c villi 'ar thir
fnivuli'is. ..'i'aniH nnd loliotiH. '1 In
b.-st Id noiip too kooiI. H'wurc of
poor ouch. I.ct u ht'lp you Btdcct
jours. Lloyd CiotktT.
su nt k ui' ku.i;
In tint t'oiinty Cuun ot th Mtulo of
IMltfnll lol' lloUMU'H I'oilllty.
til II. U HlaUlT III lilt' trtllllU vt
Kul li l. Ktimhl, ucv-i:im(a1.
A.ilitu Ix h, iYuy uiwii that the
Umh-i iilKlii'il- lul iti i li IMI it II' IX uf ll.o
I'MiUu i'i lUill'U Al. klllwhl, Oi'i t-asi-tl,
Will tvi ut p'liitio t-.tU' tor ciihli in
hitml. ull ttiu imitt, lUit) uiiU iiiifi'ri'i
ul lUi!li M. Kiiihiil, il.m iiM. il, in anil
IflliuWHiK U'fclll'lljca pltllllaLfc,
s (i;
t t'taiin of Juli n
linn iSf. J-'l,
; I'iiild uf Nt-,'-
nslui :tn honili, I
i.-tu.
Ana, I
mttlnti r.-it
r. HuJv, .Nulllh-i
1 'hi I ill S. 41, In I n
Liimin 7 ami t H In tu
riillK'' 4 ttt't ut Hid Wilni
Al.'inilun, Imii'luH ( uim', tit
iii.i.iuii.u; hi th um i:ii puit or mil- j
vi-y ruLuriu-il li thu inn. nil 1-iifnlJ
intl..- nt 111.- Cult. -it MiiUH I'y the 1
Suvi-ym- lit'iiiTiil, Im-iiik IhmiirUU und j
Ut: rll"'U im fwliov.ii, ui-wii:
lifKhniiMK at a Mtint l'ii t-hnlhti
wi'.u n tut 12 i nn ins ii ml :iN 1 iui.n '
iit'tih liuin Wiv t in m i- nf K.-t ilhtirt i,i
t, i ami ix in tmviuhip :.d soiiiii,
r;iirit -1 wihI, ami ninniiiK t hi in
Hoiiili hi) rhuhirt; ttnmn vnt 2 it
(iiitn; thfiiiM north so ihalim;
II. fin ii Wi-hI i ih.ilh tn the i-lut'tt
f I.Miflinilim. In tlio 1 -1 1 1. l ,.f
I.; i in hhI'Ji i t tn hit l- ut Idis,. luiri-!,
i'.iNHlus ii W nt . UltKuil, Ulitl tnn
tilllllllH 1m u l .,
Siitijr.-t t.i iu miirtvii fi1 for $!).-
i. un in fv..r r. in- I- -.l-r;il l.;in.l
It. ink, ni Hj.okiinn, WiifhliiKton, ttinl
ulu innrtKiiue tul' 4i'.,.'.ii'l uy III fuvur
f tli- ki.nlnuK NhUmihiI Itiiiik. i f
ItoM'.'I'Ui K. )r'Kin, ;i(h1 i. sn null t t
tu thu wlilow'ti rlKhl of tluwi-r, Hint
will uImo jtfll ut pilvaL: cilu tnv
iMNti In hiiii'l. In ultiiii'M uf tin- -iil-l.'il
fto. k nf Him I iupi n.-i, I UHi- l'liun
Oi rh.iril ( ninUTi' ; Kni i If tu lu
I'll tim nth ihi y tif b-lt"inbi i'
Odcar Wcck.i, lluckb-s, Ore,
I-MIt SALK Two i-hium, Corrh df.to.
ItambouUlet. Ipo 3 7-H grade
liolstein iii-If r.-, bred. N. U
Conn, phone GKlft. Hotieburg, Ore.
Foil SALK Broom modern house
fitmlllH ft, bit. Kiwy payments.
Would consider good cur tip to
$iuu and httle cu.li. Uilauce like
rent. Write F. 1 H., Newa lte-
View.
FOll HALK- iyirj ' lKdge""tourlngl
good rubber, mecbauicully llrat
clam. Htar nedan, in good
runiiiug oritur, good lire.. tUl
bam's Highway ClurtiKe. l'liony
47S.
FOll .SALK-First "flnsn"Ht rvice
k tut ion with stock of camper'H
(jt(pplli'H; tirc4 hud nccesMirlea,
cm raciilc highway in good town
cloe to Itosebiirg. I Mace doing
good btiHlni-Htf, will Mur.d Innpec
tion. Owner ban other mihine.su
fo will sell ren;'(ir':ible. See Mrs.
M. It. .Morgan. Oakland, Ore.
I'iili'M) 1 Oil 0.11CK BALK 15
Keren. aeren una me. b acrea
4 yr. old prune trees, mostly date
prutieM, ti-room limine, barn, wood
house granary, t mi. to m-hool.
(iood .'ll. Cie. I; llnoUKll pliice.
:ijm), f ll'MO cadi, balance 19
yi aiH tint. loan. Htot k and
t'lpilptiieut und bay included for
$'' udilillouul. (i. W. Young &
Sou. l'hono 417.
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LOST-License plate No. ITS-SI 4.
Finder pleaso return lo thi of
fice. FOUNl) Aulomobiietirei itxZH
with rim. Owner call t this o(
fico and pay advertising. "i
roSToXroaTT Hood
tire 30 by 34, mounted on rim.
31 N. Main St. Phone 12S.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS '
OH. M. H. PLVI.KK ChlmprfcCtU
phrntclnn. 1Z W Ijin Ut -
J WHEN IN ROSEBURG
STOP AT
i Hotel Umpqua
The Umpqua Florist '.
C.1olc Cut Flowar Always '
Fr.h
Flnint Quallir ArtliUo floral
Doslgna.
Vlett Our CJrniioiise or
Call iK3.
Hath Fliinr, J'iri-ilacfB, Druin
Jioanl.i, Kink llaclcs.-
FRANK FIELD '
TILE CONTRACTOR ,
Tile Work of All Descriptions
FOR RENT
at
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b 3 r ,r i," iv r. r t pr.nT.tr" r J
at.a.W ,Ai m - - n imi iiinn inn
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j:.ilr.i :
iii. if m.i lt ln v : m; Ul
Ml) ftlC IM.-ll.l.-"' I.f tllL' lilt
M. Knight, tlict-iifi'il, nliui
in lie.- r;il nf ( unynn v U tv,
i 'mint y, r' K"H.
J'itt.'.l iiii'I riift pitl-llvh'-d tliln 4lli! "
il.iy uf AiiKunt,
I.OIT KNH11IT.
A.lnifnff tr;itrl)f. Willi i- ulll nn
n x.'t, of tli- fstutu or ltiilpll Al.
KljlKllt. t .''li:0 (.
Suffered IB ycars-Cr zi in 2 Months
'1 hd wifVrcJ U 1H y-.ire I'lLKS.
My tli:ttn: (iin1 a m-rvJ orerutinii v
atiwilultlY nn'fswi. Vrt nftiT a ftwtr?.it
mrnt.4 y I )r. I 'ran i v ill. sJiMiIn wciuiit
inJ lrt,utZili:'rvi; lntmill ti.rviUdtiiuUiv."
yHAT thi woman writts U typical ol
hundreds of tx!rem case of I'lLKS
whkh my ctrlthr.ttd pou-nti-i.iil mctb--od
hu permanently OUUr'i). hn't ft
worth a few trialmt-nlt )y a rrcoflnii-J
Specialist, who will (il'AFMNn i: to
. 1.1 'HI- 'Kl nr rriiini itif Y'l.t;,
'" " ' "i w'i;r linger' UtAtl
(Tjf l;r ' .1. XK ! i,K . Urt
V: ';''-'' C'l.ON.ilvM.W.
' V- '''''-)' "' '!, ruaii t.t ,
c. ili ijTTJ L& iTtrjijiK
icr.TiA.Nj c;ii!tiA. frv'.. i.iHJ.s:
Or p K o i'.i ! " - li'WO-i;.--'
t TOIt'l TI(
t IIKItl'KlHM
In thn t'eumy Court "f ho Stat
t i umi for l j: l.i a i nliui v. !
i"1 III niirl t
KOH KKNT doom tint iirnl-diid
limine. I'hone 'Mi2 or -llf ,L
"foil LKNT- cieau boiekei ping
reoim, n a.-ionable, &04 S. IMne.
JxniKi.411 Kolt IIK.NT -I urnlMlH d hotis.'kei-p-
iii' romii at 2 iff N. lio.e HtreeL
Foil Jli-JNT-2 room apartment.
Close In. iieiihOIUihle, I'llonu iJ7-V.
FOIt KK.NT I'eslrable aeven room
Iiiune with murage, cloisu in.
l'hone IU7-J.
lo It JtKNT -3 n.onifurr.hed
HiMj'tinent, modem, cloo' in.
I'bono It.
HepUlnice 1S!3 (lardeit
Eugene, Oregon
Ave.
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IIK.NT- 2 Klc.pliu; riioliw, nl
i 1 1. j InirllM-, Hiiy.bulli, cliMit In. Z',:,
f ' N. JIumi St.
,,,, Klllt IJllN'T- 'J new 2 I'ui.lil I liflil-.li.
iii hollMi-n. J liiolilli. J. Ilurr,
M il- r n A.l'lilli.li.
I.. Ii-dil KHNT OH SAI.B r.room.
,.il l'ii'licnlly ni'W IiiiiikuUiw, iih
1,,. Ki"fc"; nn liichwuy Jui-l mirtli
nf HiiiT'tl'l- Mare. . li. l!i'Hii.
" n7 V..t Chtn slro-t.
' : Fill! kknt-b i-m.iii ii.iu: hi V r..
' nmiil limit.., iuiiii Jird, hmi fi
ll, 1 r.iinn utiltii iiif lit ,) hou ,i. ('all
a. , 1 1 om 2 i ,. i.i. 2 i.ioc-kt ii-: .r
n. ih .irwt un I tan btrnl. II. U
lliiiiiinoil'i.
Read This!
2 l!-3 Ford Tourings, $70.00
down, $17.31 a mouth.
1 Wl Koid Touring, ?Sft.O0
tb'Uii, $18.96 a month.
These prlceK Inclntle Intercut
arid Insurance.
KXCKI'TIONAL VALUK3
ED MARSH
Motor Co.:
Phone 416 Oak and Pine
Open Sundays 9:30 to 2:30
TUBBY
Trune Trays, Boxes,
Egg Crates
Manufactured b"
C. A. STELZIER
Myrtle Creek. Cse.
Phone 260-4
A FlS l.
HEM I u
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10 YOU CM 6RIMC IVI;,'; iiM
f R.YIM-PAH AN WELl FLCiV, v'.i VJA-
mim ict in it r?. x- r -4
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Rum SPtDER AM 1X1
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nrn .-- r.-
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a H.tf LA V, a. tt tli r&l I V- raJ ill
OYOW CnN cklriG IHf
mmu
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Breakfast for ?cne.
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GOT AvJKN
i
Often the suit or wrap you
are ready to discard needt
only the skillful handiwork
bf our cleaning.
What do you care, to It
LOOKS like a new one.
Our Auto Will Call
Phone 277
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