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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY. AUGUST 28, 1925 Just Unloaded .....rtTja Another car of old crop Flour $9.40, $8.80, $8.20 Made right and sold right GUARANTEED! See Us Firt We Can Save You Money FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE ROSESURQ OAKLAND Loose Second Cutting Alfalfa Hay for Sale. X SUNDAY AT THE t CHURCHES J St G.org.'a Episcopal Church. Sunday service. Early service at 9:00 a. m. Church chool at 9:45. No 11:00 a. m. ervlce. Services at Riddle at 11:00 a. m. Rev. A. O. Dodge, Vicar. First Church of Christ. Scien tist. Regular service are held Sunday morning at 11 o'clock and Vi edneaduy evening at 8 o'clock. Sunday School convenes each Sun day morning at b:45; pupils from the aire ot 4 to 20 years may be admitted. The Reading Room In the basement of the Church is open dally froin 2 to 4 p. m. The public la cordially Invited to attend the meeting and visit the reading room. Subject of Sunday's Lesion Is: "Christ Jesus." FEATHER TITLE BY Champion Breaks Finger in Eighth Round Former Driving Power Is Not Displayed. (AMociited I'm. Ltaitd U'lrt ) WATF.RBURY, Conn., Auk. 28. Louis "Kid" Kaplan of Merlden, Conn., remains featherweight box ing champion ot the world, having fought a draw In his 15 round con test with the former Callfornian, Babe Herman, before 20,000 per sons at Brassco park last niKht. Several experts were Inclined to favor Ho; man, who showed better generalship, but a whirlwind finish had much to do with the referee's decision. After the contest an ex amination revealed that Kaplan had suffered a broken finger in the eighth round. Kaplan said that af ter the eighth he had been able to use his right band only as a guard. In this sixth meeting between the two nu'n there was clinching and dancing and few clean punches were landed. Herman fought his usual stand up battle while Kap lan apparently had little of the driving power he showed In fight ing his way through to the cham pionship last winter in the tourna ment sponsored by the New York Slate Athletic Commission. In his contests of the tournament, he whipped the soldier, Bobby (inrcla, by a lightning attack in the final round and knocked out Danny Kra mer of Philadelphia for the chain- PROFESSIONAL CARDS OR. at. rl PLYLER CulropractV physician. 12 W. Lane St. Chas. S. McElhinny -The Widow' Friend" Oregon Life 248 North Jackson plonship. In their six meetings, Kaplan and Herman have each won a bout and four have been de clared draws. Herman was an al ternate In the championship tourn anient. Last night's combat was staged after a seething afternoon In which Kaplan bare.y managed to scale the 126 pounds which Is the limit for his weight. Police had to be called before the weighing bad been completed, Herman's manager claiming tbe title, because as he said, the champion was over the limit. Representatives of the Con netlcut boxing body, however, end ed the argument by declaring that Kaplan bad made the weight. Timekeeper Saved Kaplan. NEW HAVEN, Conn.. Aug. 28. Sports followers here were busy today discussing the Kaplan-Het-man fight of iast night and some ot the incidents which followed it, In cluding the resignation of Lavid F. j Fitzgerald of this city, as a licensed referee of boxing, and- the I claims that many of the rounds jwent less thau the inquired three minutes. j Twice during the bout, Herman's manager walked around the edge i of the ring to protest that the tune of the rounds was being clipped many seconds. Fitzgerald, who is one of the best known sports fol.owers and former i boxing and wrestling officials in ! the state, today said that he re turned his license as a referee to State Commissioner Thomas A. Donohuv, last night as a protest against the use In the Kaplan-Her-inian bout of Jack Sheehan of Bos I ton, when he understood up till 6 !p. m , that he (Fitzgerald) would be the referee. Fitzgerald says that if he had re fereed the bout be would have giv en the decision to' Herman, as In his opinion the latter took a ma jority of the rounds. James Cavalloro ot this city, a licensed timekeeper, said today that after Herman's manager had I made his first protest against ! "short rounds," State Commission er Donohue sent him to the other j side ot the ring to check up on I time, and that the watch showed that some rounds were eight and ten siconds shoit, and one, round was 33 seconds short. Lutheran Services: Services next Sunday aftrenoon at 2:30 o'clock In the Eplscoiwl Parish House, 214 E. Cas St. "The Restoration of the Image of God Through Christ," will be the theme of our discourse. All are welcome. H. H. Young, pastor. nternational Bible Student As sociation. Meet at the Moose Hall Sunday at 10 a. m. Bible study for children at 10:00 a. m.. Adult Bible study at 10:30 a. m. In what two fold sense 1 the term "Kingdom" used? To what did most of tbe parables of Jesus relate? Should Christians expect the fulfillment of their prayers. Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done on earth as In heaven? These and many otner kindred questions will be the basis of our study Sunday. Study to show thy self approved. All are cordially Invited to come and study with us. ,- - Catholic Church. Kane and Oak streets. Rev. B. Clery, pastor. Au- Tliey are to have their picture tnl.tn at the church. We plau to have a half hundred present. Reg ular morning service at church next Sunday. In the evening the lat union meeting will be held at the M. E. church. Brother Caldwell of the Baptist church, will speak. Tho r oa Del team will speak next Sunua) morning at Qlengary. H. E. Mow. A BRIDE'S DIARY A Lov Story of Today By Idah McClone Gibson Cleo Madison eloped with Lieutenant Paul Armstrong, V. 8. T7 ., V'A- 11 doe not take Cleo long 8ev.nth Day Advntlt Church l0 discover marriage Is not a path luildlng 1162 Military street. Sab- , Gn ,he ,raln goinK to bath school at 10 a. m. Saturday tne army p0t. she. has an allegor moinlng. Devotional services at 11 it.i drt,anl Indicating her future o'clock. You are cordially invited to problems. The colonel, Arthur worship with us. , lllukely Beldou, or the post, is a - lady killer" and his actions have M. E. Church, South. Corner Lane compromised Rita Tborndlke. the and Main streets. Stewart O'Dell. wife ot a reprobate lieutenant, minister: W. L. Cobb. Sunday Rita Is Innocent .and Cleo forms school Supt. Sunday school 9:45 a. 'an immediate and deep friend m. Let all the parents-bring their Ishlp tor her. Rita, at Cleo' in chlldren to Sunday school this ' atlgation, decides to leave the Sabbath day. There Is a class for post and joins a vaudeville troupe you here in a growing school. under the name Rheda Thorwald Preaching at eleven by Vernon R. son. Paul has been having his Taylor, ministerial student at Wil- troubles, chefly lquor and gam lamette University. Senior Epworth blng. Cleo refuses to be gush League at 7 o'clock. Prayer meet- lngly sypathetlc. The post Is Ing on next Wednesday evening at aog with gossip and suspicion 7:30 o'clock. Thursday at 2:30 when Rita leave and the colonel o'clock the Woman' Missionary Implore Cleo to give him Infor Soclety meets at the church in the mation unsuccessfully. Cllmax igular business meeting of 0.3 ing a series of domestic troubles momh - (between Cleo and Paul, Cleo put I Paul in the hospital by hitting Bible Standard Mission. There him on the head with i a vase, will be no service in the hall; After a serious time Pail! pull .hii.. let n,o!ln 1. In nrn. inrougn uue to a uiouu imu.-iu gress. Rev. L. F. Burror. pastor. Cook wltn gaa. tXXll.HXIK TO DINK WITH WALL ST. JOI RXAL KIUTOR SWAMPSCOTT, Mass.. Aug. 28. The Mayflower, with President and Mr. Coolldge aboard, sailed today for Plymouth, Mass., where the pilgrim fathers landed more than 300 years ago. Ision from Chick Adams, an old sweetheart of Cleo's. Paul mo ther and father have arrived, cal led to the post because of their son's desperate Illness. Cleo'a father has also come. "OH DADDY " I I didn't want to make any ex planations, dear diary, to Paul's I mother, until I knew what Paul I would want me to say. I could i see that she was overcome with I curiosity and would not be natis- and we'll go over to Paul' quar ter and get all straightened out.' I began to tremble again. Oh, I couldn't go the whole thing again before Mrs. Armstrong they must let me wait until Paul could be there with me. I was very grateful to Mr. Arm strong for giving me a tew mom ents with my father, but when he had gone in to the hospitul to get his wife, I did not know how to tell Dad quickly all that I had to relate. Instead, 1 blurted out: "Daddy, I'm very unhappy." 'I know It," answered my fa ther. "I saw It on your face, daughter, before you spoke." "Father, I wish I never had married." I caught my breath shortly I had not Intended to say that! 'Come, come, my child, you are overwrought, what with Paul's accident and " I interrupt ed my father. "Hut, it was not an accident, Dad I did it." "What are you talking about, Cleo?" my father asked sharply. (To be continued.) Chocolates The best and purest. Manufactured for drug store trade. Hand rolled and dipped In Her shey's. A quality food product Lloyd Crocker. KOltMKIt OAKLAND WOMAN DEAD. Classified Section ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE. ; FOR SALE FO RENT 1 REOISTERED Hampshire rami. J. J. Ileus, phone 6F34. ALL Kinds of lathe and machine j work doles at 131 N. Pino St. PICKLING cucumbers tor inile. Phone 2SF12. Mrs. Henry Lar.iler. FOR S.M.K One Itamboulette mid' one Delaine buck. Uoyer Lros. ' Phoue 14F14. I PIANO FOR SALE Call at 22s E. Cass or phone 4S2J. A Bar gain. f FOR SALE Ford speedster. Al condition. Inquire Depot l'ool Hall. FOR SA LE One 2 3 4 In. wagon, In good reitair. Fred Pnrrott, Wil bur, Oregun. TWO i-oan Durham lniicii cows, one milking and one dry. II. liolgert, lxMiking Glass, Ore. ATlt E 1) A LET E l( ft I K It SPeif igr ecu pups, that satisfy you. M. N. Humphreys, Brocknay, Ore. FOR SALE Oak block and slove wood. Prompt delivery any quan- . tity. Phono 260-J. (lardner Bros. FOR SALE ORTRADE Holder tractor. Will take lale model rord runabout Parker Bros., Sutherlin, Ore. and FOR RENT Sleeping room. Winchester St. 039 The trio was arranged to per-fled until she knew the whole mit the executive to visit historic ! story. I intended to tell her that points In and around Plymouth , i had thrown the vase at my hus and to motor from that place to . band's head, but I wanted him Cohasset for luncheon with C. W. 1 there when I told her so that he Barron, publisher of the Wall 'would know exuetly what 1 said. gust 30th. Mass at 7 a. m- Cate- street Journal, before returning t guess I'm a coward aftor all, hrlsm Class at 11:45 a. m. 2nd. Mass I tn White Court. Mr. and Mrs. idear illarv. I have always thought and Sermon at 9:30 a. m. Rosary I Coolldge had as their guests Sec- that I had'the courage of my coo and Benediction of the M. B. S.Iretary and Mrs. Sanders, Colonel jviclions, and I had when the in the evening at 7:30. S. A. Cheney, military aide, and iconsequences did not amount to Major James v. coupai, ine pro- nim n. Showing of new fall and winter millinery now on at the Specialty snoppe, 235 Jackson St LAUNDRT KIDS ACTIVITIES OF COAST GUARD REDUCE SWEDISH RUM ROW Auk. proto- eays coast years L3 0' S.v I QUITE SATS?iT I OUR.VATB.ONS AR.e I FoJL AUU 6URW0RK I.JS UP-TO -PAW- n The road to Laundry Sat isfaction leads through this door. In till com monsense laundry sanitary method are prevalent and a sincere desire to please. , Roseburg Steam Laundry PHONE 7 GOTHENBURG, Sweden, 27. Sweden's rura-runnlng hms are rapidly decreasing. Count posse, head of tho guard service. In previous there usually were a duzen vesse.s In rum row on the west coast, while now there are never more than two or three that need watch ing. The decrease has been pro portional on the east coast. Count Posse points out that in 1923 the authorities confiscated 150.000 lltir of Illegally Imported liquors, while last year the amount fell off to 90.000 liters. The Indi cations for this year, he said, are that these figures will be cut in half. This particular work of th'j coast guard service Is expect' d to be come easier when Die Helsingfors convention, signed recently by the Swedish government. gos Into ef fect. The convention, which In creases the territorial limit to 12 mile has been slened by 12 stales. First Presbyterian Church. Morn ing worship at 11 o'clock. "I live, yet not I", is the subject of the ad dress. Choir music Is under the di rection ot Mrs. Strang, with Mr. Arundel at the organ. One hour a week for the cultivation of the spir itual nature. Surely you need the toning up of your life for the strain of the week. Sunday school open at 9:45. The children should be learning Biblep rlnclples, getting moral culture, getting started right. If you expect them to end well. "Come thou with us and it will do thee good." First Methodist Church. Corner of Main and Lane streets. Rev. Joseph Knolts. pastor. Sunday school meets at 9 : 45 a. m. We have Interesting classes. If you are not attending now is a good time to start. The morning sermon theme Is, "The Time for Christian Ac tivity." The Epworth League meets at 7 p. m. All young people urged to be present. The last of the nnlon evening services will be held in this church. Rev. Caldwell of the Baptist church preaching the ser mon. A cordial invitation is ex tended to all. sident's physician. o The First Baptist Church. Corner of Ijino and Rose streets. H. L. Caldwell, Minister. 9:45 a. m. the church school, Carlos Page, Supt. Many are coming back from their vacation now and all who are In town are urged to bo- In their places at the Sunday school. New pupils may enroll at any time. 11 a. m. Morning Worship, message by the pastor. An Invitation to all to worship with us. 6:30 p. m. Young People' Social Hour. 7:00 p. m. Young People i Louise Jennings, acting All young people Invited. 8:00 p. m. union services at the First Methodist church. The Baptist pastor will preach the sermon. Tbe sermon. The public Is invited. There I nothing In the world that takes the ego out of a wom- Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 1S3-L. an like marriage. She goes to n her husband thinking that every- GRADU ATE OF OXFORD j thing she does Is right, and If It TAKES CHAIR AT OREGON Isn't right, her husband will al- iways think It is. The first thing EUGENE, Ore., Aug. 27. Wil- she finds out Is that there are Ham P. Maddox, Rhodes scholar, j very many things which she who completed his course at Ox- think perfectly right wblch her lord last year In the honor school husband thinks all wrong, of philosophy, economics and poll-) I wonder what my snluted tlcal science, has accepted a post-! grandmother thought for I am Hon a instructor In the depart- i quite sure she ran up against as ment of political science at the 1 many problems In "The llehavlor University of Oregon. He will sue-! and Etiquette of a Wife." as I ceed Dr. Ivan M. Stone, who has have. I just can't say that she accepted a fellowship at Carnegie really nlmost murdered her hus lnstitute I band, but I know she had a tem- Maddox graduated with first vr. for when I got mad at home honors from St. Johns college, An- everyone said I was just like her. napois. Md.. in 1921. and then' Oh. I want to , forget all about worked as a reporter for a yi-ar on! "';"' ?' !cmp,7' .... ii- Ii ...time 1 think that perhaps Paul teml'lairschoo at the UnWsity P"' . i.,.t cold. And I grow almost as COTTOGB CROVE Aug. 28. Mrs. Fannie Emily Wltte who died ill runuimi 1 urvinj vicinuft - - . t.ni.n tannurv 111 IfiHO In tljl'rf-'CUlt MALr. IhiiiI. Ore. Her maiden name was V Fannie .Emily McKlnney. She married John Hanna, and three I children, James, Charles and Ma bel Hanna, were born to this union. She afterward) married Henry Wltte and two sons were born, William and Cnrl Wltte. Her husband, Mr. Wltte, lived at Shoestring. He died several years ago. Besides, her children. who are all living, she leaves an Bged mother, Mr. S. E. McKln ney of Cottage Grove, one bro ther, Frank McKlnney of Gres- ham. and three sisters. Mrs. Mol- llrt Van Winkle of Portland. Mrs. I xi u Parker of Dexter, and Mrs. Ella Knowlton of Senttle. Mrs. Wltte lived all her llfo in Oregon and will be burled In Portland, where she ha lived the past year. FOR SALE Hurt lilt pears pearnes at lirami a itoad stand, Pacific highway, 4 miles north ot Roseburg. cents How long should a wife live? EUGENE MAN CONTRACTS FOR 100 NEW DWELLINGS shivery and cold when I know that I have to tell Paul's mother what I did. Again I tried to per suade Mrs. Armstrong to go over to the house, and finally got them coming up the steps' Into j I lie urtimnj. mm mi-n,. u,..... ling: "There comes Dad!" I left III... Avn..t.nn. .I.nilln. In Ihfl rree slate Army nas ii oauanorm ;,,,,,,, or , hospital reception ui nii.i.u, , ..... i .,o- I""!"""' , ((lnr Bnd started out the door, that they shall be named after the when , aw llmt How long should a wife live? PROPOSAL MADE TO NAME IRISH BATTALIONS ' AFTER FAMOUS CLANS, , I DUBLIN, Ang. 27. (A. P.) The: (AwnrlatPd 1'ms Wlre.l EUOKNE, Oro., Aug. 28. Plans for the construction of 100 new homes of five and six rooms each, the total cost to bo approximately $400,000, have been announced here by a local realtor. Contracts for ! the basements of tho first 18 I houses and a business block have lalrvady been let Negotiations are now under way for the final blocks cn which to ! build the new homes. It is said, the 'project has been amply financed. The building will all be of differ ent types. most famous of the Irish clans, uatty rii'nra nf mv flit her I knew It O'Byrnes, MacMahons, O'Neills and , ho lhn, , -.ani,.,t. i rushed olhfr. lip to nim 81lyig: "oh. Daddy. There are enough clan names to I l m Kart you rBme." as I go round, and It Is urged that thetnrew mvSpif nlo his arms. As new lilies would encourage pa - n i.n. jown . kf.. mp. i whls- meetlng. I to Collin. president. trlotlc Ideals among the soldiers. It Is also proposed that some units should bear the names of great Irishmen of the past from Sarsfleld Christian Church. A nation that rides in automobiles ought not to let Its children walk In ignorance. Yet that Is what we are doing. Seventy per cent of our children are spiritual illiterate. Spiritual Illiteracy Is the eed bed of moral disruption, and national dissolu tion. Two hundred and forty thou sand children In Oregon are getting Men' suit cleaned ard pressed. $1 .50. Roseburg Cleaner, phone 472. MKMIiKH OK COMMONS VIOI..MKS 111 l,H 1IIIIKF, I KNTI HIKS OLD. LONDON, Aug. 27. When Sir Harry Hope rose In the House of Commons to speak from one of the front benches, he was greeted with loud cries of "Order." He sat down, puzzled, hut rote again only to be greeted with more shout of "Order." A member pointed out that ho had violated a 30(1 year old rule I by putting his foot beyond a red In pered: "I do not think I could have lived through another day without you." "Here, here, little girl, don't go crying like that, just because your old Dnd has come down to see you. Everything Is all right. The doctor says Paul will be out In a week, so there's nothing - to worry about. 1 was just telling Armstrong here that probably It would have been better If we both had slaved at home and jut let Mrs. Armstrong come alone as he wanted do." You may be sure, dear diary, that I blessed the destiny or fate that sent the two men with Paul's mother. To have had Mrs. Arm strong alone would have been a punishment for me that would have fitted my crime. I didn't tell this to Dad, though, for at this moment Mr. Armstrong came forward and kissed my cheek. "I'm glad we both came, Cleo," he said, "for I am sure that your Tomatoes, 25 r bushel. Bring your boxes and f.ck them yourself. Hubbard aud McLain, Dillard, Ore. FOR RENT Furnished rooina, close In. 444 North Rose. FOR RENT Housekeeping rooius. Modern. 344 S. Jackson St. FOR RENT Groom unf urnished cottage. Inquire 644 8. Pine St:1 FOR RENT Furnished housekvep lug room at 246 N. Rose street' FOR RENT Desirable sevea-raoia bouse with garage, close In. Phone 437-J. FOR RENT 2 new 2-room fflrVrah ed houses, 9 per month, J. Burr, Mil.er's Addltlun. - - FOR RENT Modern 4 room iouse, close In, built In kitchen," lino leum on lloor and bath, window blinds and curtain rods up, will hold fr derirable party. Phone 106 L, IT call 446 S. Pine 8t I I WAN! ED WANTED Wanted good second hand feed mill. C. 11. Maupn, Oakland, Oregon. r WANTED Horned laundry work. Also phonograph records. 929 Winchester Mt . PIANO STUDENTS" Beginners wanted. Call at 546 S. Pine St., or phone 453-J. - WANTED-A famllyof three""!to pick prunes. Address Box jj, News-Review. bfackbocry l-oit SALE One small saimill complete with planer. For par ticulars write tu Glendale Suite Bank, Glendale, Oregon. FOR SALE The best residence corner In town, 160xS0 feet. A WANTED Chance to ride to Ban- W'ANTED Evergreen pickers. Three cents per lb. paid. Inquire at Holt Chase Canuttig Co., Myrtle point, Ore. good home or a good Investment I for someone. 40S E. Douglas. i HAMPSHIRE rams tor sale, 4 yearlings, all registered and good big fellows. Call on or address, U. E. Alklus, Riddle, Oregon. FOR SALE Caunlng toiuaioes, ul- bo melons, vegetables and fruits of ah kinds; prices, rliiht. Phono 22-F4. O. T. Rcyer, Dillard, Ore. TO CLOSE AN ESTATE Six-room house, garage, street paved, best neighborhood, two blocks from Rose school. Half rash, balance I ANTED TO monthly payments. I nas. t . Hop kins, 420 Perkina Building. OLDS MOBILE TOURING "CAR Must be sold at once. Excellent condition; driven 8000 miles; price very reasonable. May be seen at 3o4 East Commercial St., phone 242, Murle Marteus. Gbo'li- 10-acretract- with good buildings and small bearing prune orchard. Clear of Incum brance. Want home in Roseburg In exchange. U. W. Young & Son. Phone 417. GOOD IN VES M ENT 8-room don In private car, this week -or Sunday. Will pay for gasoline. W. A. Creek.Soldlers Home.. VVANTED-bld- false"-teeth.- We pay high as $10 for full sejs. Don't mutter it broken. We buy crowns, bridges. Western Metal Company, Bloomington, HI. WANTEli-Man for farm woTk Jit tho Overland Orchards. House, wood, water, light, furnished. Wife to take few orchard haujs RENT On shurvs. stocked ranch, sheep ranch pre ferred. ' Good references if need ed. John Wilkinson, Yoncalla, Ore. WANTEl) Good second hand car bine, either 30-30 or 25-35 or-2 ' special. Also tent 10x12. Addrft stating price and where It n$y be seen. Box 889, Roseburg post office, i ' T M I VISCELLANEOUS V You'll Boon need your overcont Better let us get It ready for you. Cold nights are not o fur ahead. Imperial Cleaner. , STANDARD OIL SI IT DHOPPL'D Dismissal of the case of George M. Swlnehart against (he Stan dard Oil company mid George llussey, manager of the company, at Cottnge Grove, was ordered by Judge O. F. Sklpworth todny. The dismissal was made on ap plication of the plaintiff and the non-suit grnnted. The raso wns brought this week by the plain tiff, administrator of the esinto 'of Margaret M. Swlnehart,. who !was fatally Injured when struck 'by a truck of the oil company a few months ago. asking damages house. Lot 80 feet on paving. Close In and that means rinse in. Furniture included at $3400.00. Or unfurnished at $3ouu.u0. ' $00.00 down anil balance In easy ! monthly payments. G. W. Young ft Son. Phone 417. CLIENT HAS Ml MiltEST miles from Roseburg. About C5 acres tillable. House and barn. Owner Is non-resident n'.ul unnble to bundle It. Will consider exchange for residence or Income properly In Roseburg, Portland or Willam ette valley town. Ranch is clear. Will trade for clear Income prop erty to even value. What have you to offer? G. W. Young & Son. Phone 417. HOTEL MAN SAYS HIGH PRICES MAKE AMERI CANS SHUN BERLIN GOOD CAR To traiie for snntll house aud lot Would make gold truck. 211 Washington St. . CAR OWNER Don't forget t 'all 6r.J when In need ot ai(to . parts. Sarff Auto Wrecking House. FOR TRADE A new Studebateer to trade for modern home, what have you? Address Bx 667, Rose burg. , ; KDUCATiONALWTll you fili"one ot the positions as a telegraph operator that will be open .to students of our school this year? Enrollment day Monday and Thursday evenings. Night classes only. Hosebdlg Telegraph Insti tute, 224 Perkins Bldg. Phone 124-J. LOST AND FOUND: American fence has been used with the best of results In this lo cality for over twenty years. You are taking no chances when you buy American. Sold by Wharton Bros no religious Instruction. What are ,we going to do about It? One thing n at h(1 f((e nf ne ,.,,.. I nw .mi iiu m w yu. uu, ' inuiru 1 1 1 front of him. These lines, i jlhe Bible classes that will be ar-lp)ther lrta of the rhHrnrPri w(, ranged for them this school year,ipIacPd thPrB )n st,1Ilrt Aay wh .during regular scnooi nours as i-,ho u,,n,ih,.iH. in i',.rii,,-i,i ;in,..- an a i ,n rw nt ihin. , lowed by our last legislature. Par- were hiltHry attacking The Cava ! for vou two children much het lents see that your children attend uer supporters of Charlei I. The i ler than my wife can all alone. trebe classes. The paper will give members In those days wen- arm-il would never be sailslled that lynu full Information later. Sen- rl anij it was feared that debate ;you and Paul had started out j timber 6 Is "llaby Day" In our,miKht end In violence, so tho red iright until I had seen it with my Bible school. It Is a day for the lne m p,ed beyond which they own eves." , cradle roll members and their, were not supposed to pass during "Here, Madison, you take Cleo mothers. Come and see the babies. ;debate. land I'M go In and get mt wife BERLIN, Aug. 27. High prices and nut enough for Ihe visitors' nu in y is the answer of Kurt Luep- 'of more than 625,000. Eugene aenueix, general manager ot tne Register. motci upcraung t ompany, wny so J fi few American tourists visit Berlin. 1 For prompt taxi service, city or i Writing In the weekly Berlin he ex-: country trips. Phone 44 - 'pressed that opinion at the same , o jtime declarinit It possible for for- NOTICE OF BOARO feigner to live cheaper In Berlin OF EQUALIZATION than in Paris, London or New I York. Notice I hereby given that on! The prices charged by hotels In the mi-nnil MnmlHV in Kelitemher Pnrta anil tjimliin (lie wtlter mhIiI I being Heptember 11th. Ihe Hoard are at b ast rn p"r cent higher than jot Equalization will attend In the 'in Berlin, not to speak of New 'assessor's office In the courthouse , York. ! in Roseburg, Douglas county. Ore-j Hans Lonert, head of the largest LOST Female hound dog, .white - with reddish brown spot. J. E. Churchill. Oakland, Ore. Phone 403. Reward. Prune Trays, Boxes, Egg Crates Manufactured b? C. A. STELZIER ' Myrtle Creek, Ore. Phont 260-4 gon, for the purpose of examining hotel and restaurant svudleate in the assessment rolls and correct .GMrinany, recently returned from all errors In valuations, descrlp-' a triji lo the United states. He i-x-tlon and quality of land, lots anil 1 pressed the opinion that nowhere oilier property assessed by the as- in the world is the cost of living nssor, and II shall be the duty nf I persons interested to appear at that i time and place appointed. FRANK L. CALKINS, Assessor. so expensive as In New York. ' Dance at Tiller niuht. August 2!i. Kwryhoily Invited. Hull Saturday Good music. WHEN IN ROSEBURG STOP AT Hotel Umpqua TUBBY I Motorists!! I I manax I We have Just equipped our shop and are prepared to han dle all kinds of repairs, elec tric ervlce especially. We are here to give satisfaction. AL YOUNG IN CHARGE SOUTH END Service Co. muFii Til L1C ftilO OL u h uniiirriM c Mir tHM ME CAU4M-! HA4 BEAT IT. SuEV QCCU Crifcie 11L H AIT ITS. A GOCDTHIMS FOP. KES THAT SUE AS OB l tHiCD ER SjUT, t'M CtfTlM-FED P OW HVI1 HEft giKt SPIDER cgiKt SPIDER A . Aft C I JJ x HEV TOBBV, I SHE S GOT A voOLE 1 If OLE. -TILLI& I' I HE'D I Ii LfvV SOMC- its. f CCS AwBiGMT These Are Hard Boiled Eggs. By WINNER R -TKIPE MUSI EC A "sk.vou cmot fool me -THFJ 'Pti OMLV TCKP.LE SWrE I'l Am PEBBLES Am DCOf2-K0ClS ' AM VOORE NO WILD Mf-yMi.'S AN i !, CHICKEfO VCD lit C"" -l'l 3Lt tlVtMN nv-J. s3 Wi lli CLUCK 1 r J . J 1 . t la ' iA "W--- I Wt-' Often th. suit or wrap you ar. ready to discard n..d only th. skillful handiwork of our cleaning. What do you care, so It LOOKS lik. a new en. Our Auto Will Call Phon. 277
