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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1925 Some Rain Did you lose anything from a leaky roof? Buy some of that $5.50 galvanized roofing. Light, durable, quick and easy to put on. n See Us Before You Buy Fencing 4-point heavy Barbed Wire $4.50 per roll U' See Us First We Can Save You Money WANTED VETCH FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE ROSIIURO OAKLAND CAPTURE PEiITi WILL BE HELD Oil ! SEPT. 11 IB. 18; GROWERS ! We are still in the market for your EVERGREEN BLACKBERRIES BRING THEM IN NOW Umpqua Valley Canning Company ROSEBURG OREGON OR PHONE 525 (ArtnelatH pre Lue Wirt ) NEW YOHK. Sop. 10. -Two suc ceusivo viciorifs over the worU champion Senators have rekindled irhilaitelphia hopes in the Ameri can league camp. The hopes are based on slight 'mathematical chances, however. ! Although they are still trailing 'by seven games, tho Athletics have 'pulled au even break out of the j Berks with the Senators and their jlethaigy which extended through !12 losing games is ended. The Macks came out of a free hitting game j esieiday on tiie long I end of a 9 to 7 score, totalling la Baft ties off three Washington uurl jeis. Four pitchers wero used by ji'hiladtlphia, Uauiagartner fmiaU Ing as mo winning twirltr. In the only other American (league game the Yankees bowed i before the Red Sox, U to 4. Haue lltuih hung up a pair of doubles and 'two singles in four tunes at bat land drove in Ihree of tho New York runs. Mark Koenig. recruit Jfrom the St. 1'aul American associ ation established himself at short with the Yankees, replacing l'ee wee Waniuger. Pittsburgh dropped . tho final game of a series to the Cubs 9 to 7. after an eleven lnninie fray. The 'setback reduced the lead of the ! Pirates over the GianU to seven jand one half games. Other clubs iln the National league were not 'scheduled. A BRIDE'S DIARY A Lova Story of Today By Idah McGlone Gibson Classified Section ALL NEW AOS ON BACK PAGE. Clou Madison eloped with Lieutenant i'aul Armstrong, U. 8. A. It due not take Cleo long to discover marriage lj not a path .if .,,,,. fin llrn iruln vntti tti Clothing schools will bo held the army post, she ha an alienor- In Looking t.l.iss community at iual dream Indicating her future jthe Grange Hull on September I problems. The colonel. Arthur ill, 16 and 18. These school! i lllukcly Ileldou, of the pout, is a will be conducted by Mis Kcther j-lady killer" aud his actions hate U. Cooley, Clothing .Specialist i compromised llitn Thorndike, the 'from the Kxteusion Department i vile of a reprobate lieutenant. 'of the Agricultural College. lilia Is Innocent .and Cleo forms ! The Indivlduul eiiulpnient for jun immediate aud deep friend these schools consist of a paper Uiup tor her. Una, at Cleo s In- !of pins, needles, thread, thimble, eiinatton, decides to leave the tapcline, shears and tailors chalk, jpoat and Joins a vaudeville troupe The workers should also take under the name itheda Thorwald- 'wlth them muslin or cambric sou. 1'aul has been having his pieces to practice slit pockets and i troubles, chetly luuor and gain buu od buttonholes, and also some colored embroidery tloss or yarn j lor decorutlve stetches. Old gar bing. Cleo refuses to be gush lugiy sypathetlc. The post Is snug with gossip and suspicion lOCAl-LOMC OtSTtMU 1 MOVING MOVING This is a sample of the kind ot modern van we will send to help you with your moving problems. A telephone will bring It to your doorstep. We guarantee lowest prices. -We Aim to Please" H. S. FRENCH TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. Phone 220 TRESPASS NOTICE All persons are forbidden to tres pass or bunt on old Burny l'Uon ranch. P. DARAOAR AND SON. i ments for remodeling and re-lit- when Hiia leaves and the colonel I ting may be taken by the workers, ( Implores Cleo to give him Intor and whero an entire new garment aualion unsuccessfully. Clltnax- i is desired patters aud materials ; should be furnished. I These will be all dny schools 'and those attending should pro Hide themselves with a noon-day lunch. Schools will begin at 111 ! o'clock in the morning and con tinue until 3:110 or 4:0t) o'clock. , in the afternoon. Schools in millinery are also 'being conducted by Miss Cooley ;ln iiutherlin on September 15, 1 1 7 and 13. Both the clothing aud millinery Iwork have become very popular ; phases ot the intension work among the women and many are j looking forward to these schools 'with interest. The schools have been arranged for through the office of County Agent H. Cooney, and all wom en in the communities mentioned ing a series of domestic troubles betweeu Cleo and 1'aul, Cleo puts 1'aul tn the hospital by hitting til in on the head with a rase. Alter a serious time 1'aul pulls through, due to a blood transfu sion lrom Chick Adams, an old sweetheart of Cleo a. Paul's mo ther uud father have arrived, cal led to the post because of their son's desperate Illness. Cleos luiher baa also come. Cleo tells ber father that she wounded 1'aul. Paul's parents are unaware of this, but his mother makes her self unpleasant just the same. Cleo, alone in her home, ts con fronted by the drunken Lieut. Hill Thurndike. husband of Kita. who demands to know where his wife Is. He attempts to kill Cleo, but Is CALIFORNIAN SAYS LINCOLN ONCE APOLOGIZED TO HIM land adjoining communities areu accidentally killed himself as he I Invited to attend as mauy sessions 'struggles with Johnson, who has NOTICE BIG DIFFERENCE IN THE WAY YOU FEEL after the next two meals. In less than 14 hours notice the quick dif ference In the way you feel. Con tains pure vegetable ingredients approved by physicians. Helps na ture cleanse and tone your liver strengthen your digestive organs soothe the tired and overtaxed nerves, brace up your Bystem and purify your blood and restore your energy again. You, too, must be satisfied, or no cost Dr. Thacher's Is sold and recom mended under this guarantee by Nathan Fullerton, Roseburg, Ore.; Drain Pharmacy, Drain, Oregon.. Quit Poisoning Yourself To . day; Feel Better in Few V HoUrs or No Cost. Make this test! End suffering from Indigestion, Pimples, Pains in Hack and Sides, Constipation, Headaches and tired, rundown con dition, due to Self-poisoning be cause of sluggish liver and clogged Intestines. Take a pleasant spoonful of Dr. Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup OAKLAND. Cat., Sep. 10 John G. Crouch, 82, believes he is the only person who ever received au apology from Abraham Lincoln. I Crouch was born on a farm in Rochester, Sangamon county, eight miles from. Springfield, 111. As a youngsier lie often went to the cap ital with the farm help to dispose of produce. On one occasion he entered the stable on Lincoln's DroDerty and was leaving, when i Lincoln anivfd and cearclied his I pockets, savin?: that eggs had dis appeared from the place. A week later the Crouch boy was told by his father to visit Lincoln's law olfice. This he did. "You are Davis Crouch's son." said the future emancipator. "I wrongfully suspected you of steal ing eggs and I want you to forgive me." Crouch lived In Sancamon coun ty 50 years and saw Lincoln many times. He often sold apples to Mrs. Lincoln. On May 4.--1S55. Crouch viewed the body of the as sassinated President. they same. can and take part in . yl AltTHKLY MI.KTI.NG rustled to Cleo'a aid. The Free Methodists will hold their quarterly meeting In their 1 1 began: FATHER AND DAUGHTER My father looked greatly troubl ed as he turned a perplexed face to ward me. Without any preamble E TflAlltl CHARACTER Under .a special law In the Slate of Oregon It Is now possible to give children religious instruction through the public school during school hours. "A WJ'ek-Day religious ' srhool (as defined by Supt. Churchill) Is one organized and financed by a church or group of churches, which pupils, with their parents' permis sion will attend on school time." Mr. Churchill further states with reference to education: "The end Of education must be character, based on right habits of moral con duct "A good system of education will not only develop the mental and the physical man, but the spiritual As well. An adequate system of education must provide for train ing the religious nature of child hood, and the week-day religious school will gre this, training with out doing violence to the faith of the home." ' A week-day religious school has been organized by the protestant churches of Roseburg and a compe tent instructor Is being secured to provide such Instruction for our children. Every parent of children In the grades and especially of children tn the fifth and sixth grades is ur- ged to co-operate Willi Iho council and givo their permission for their children to take the work In this school. The council Is grateful for the manifest Interest and co-operation of the city school superintendent, the teachers and the school board. With such co-operation the week day religious school Is bound to succeed. PUB. COMMITTEE. GERMANY HAS 46 LARGE CITIES MERLIN, Sep. 9. The census of July 16 reveals 46 rliles in Ger many with a population of more than 100.000 each, llerlin and Hamburg are shown to have more than 1.000, 0o0. The total popula tion of the 46 cities. 29 of which are In Prussia. Is 16.4o0.0ll0. or a 1 trifle more than 26 per cent of the population of the entire country. WINTER HATS, S5.00 Very good quality women's trim med hats at $5.00. Dig line of frames, materials and trimmings. Just In. Velvet shapes, special at $1.00. Look at the dandy values at Carr's before you buy your hat or materials. church In West Roseburg, com' I mencing Friday evening, Septem 'ber 11. 11125. District Elder W. ' V.. lioode, of Mac Dole. California, Iln charge. Services at 7:30 o' : clock Friday evening and Satur day evening. Suiuluy services at 19:43 a. m. Preaching at 10:45 a. m., also ,:ju p. in. t r- ; d he kept still and waited 1 bodv weloome. ltring your friends ' ; to hear old fashioned tiospel. Committee. "Had, Paul's and my marriage was a great mistake." .My father refrained from telling me that he had already told me It would be a mistake. I looked at him expectantly, thinking perhaps he would say the inevitable: "1 told you so." In- Patrons are notified that I have moved my tailor shop from North Jackson street to 214 N. Main, rear of Kidders' shoe store. ANDY VELISE. We sell woolens Rernier the Tailor. Liberty theatnv THREEMH II DROWN WHBfiATS KS for me to go on. "You know. Dad. I thought I loved Paul, and as t had known nv ,,. him all my lire. I felt that the Paul o a ".I . J?h in my heart and the Paul who held I me In IiIb arms so closely were one l and the same. I Was perfectly mis emble without him. You know we ( had been together more or less ever since i was a lime gin auu lie wnn a iiui much uiuci uuj. . "Dad, did you know that a boy and a girl can grow up together and yet not know anything about each other's real selves? As soon as Paul and I were old enough we were sent away, he to a military prep, school and 1 to a girls school rlage means. Parents seem to go on the supposition that love la the ea dall and beall ot marriage. "We will be together all the time." murmured Paul to me be tween his kisses; and 1 clung to him and gave him ay tremulou, burning lips, deliriously happy in the thought. "Dad, don't yo think Nature la very cruel? She paints in the un suspecting heart of youth a great desire, and all the older people about aid and abet her by looking on in amusement and saying: "Those two children are in love." No one ever tells these children what marriage, which la so radi cally different from lore, means. Indeed I have wondered lately It you older people know anything more about love than we do. If you do, certainly you should toll us something about It; you should not let us go Innocently to our doom. "And more than all the rest, yon should tell us that all Nature doe In pursuance ot some great plan Is to make two people thrill at each other's touch, and then, after she has made them think they cannot live without these thrills, society brings them together and they mate. Nature has already left them her work is done. "Some on has said that Love Is blind. I don't know, but 1 do know that when these two bewildered young people open their eyes to find a very prosaic young man and woman in the place of the god or goddess each had thought the oth er, when they understand that Na- ure has not only left, but has taken the thrill with her that she has taken the Illusion and left In Its place only grim reallty-a hopeless ness settles down ipon them, which la the most terrible disappointment they have ever known. "That Is the great crisis of mar riage. Pad, is It not? Tell me for my soul's sake, what did you do when you awakened. 1 stopped. I wondered what Dad would think ot vehemence. Would he understand, and understanding. would he be honest with me? Or would he pat my shoulder and say: "My child, you are nervous from tho happenings ot the afternoon. When you come to, yourself you will understand that you have been talking more or less non sense." I felt If my father did this, dear diary, I should not want to live an other day, for I should know that there was no happiness, not even content, in the world. I would know that Nature and older people were In a conspiracy to bring the youth of the earth Into a net from which they could not escape, and wthln which they would be per fectly miserable. Ntxt Ths Soul of a Father. FOR SALE GOOD HAMPSHIRE rams for sale. Address Box 103S, Roseburg. FOR RENT One l-room house; ' one 4-room house. 1 acre with fi rm, house, and garage. 10 acre. with 6 rm. house and garage. Q.: W. Young sV Son. Phone 417. TOMATOES 60c a bushel. Ramp ranch 1 mile east. Phone J70-Y. FOR BALE Shropshire bucks, al so goats. Phone lirz. CONCOKJJ grapes ror sale. Airs. n. Rltiniao, I mile beyond soldiers Home. Phone 1BF14. FOR BALE Pack horses and sad dle horses. Boyer Bros. Phoie 14F14. ALMOST NEW frosted brown fibre library table. A bargain. 246 N. Rose St. E. O. Hager. FOR SALE 20 ewes. 2 Delaine bucks. 1 grade Corredale. 1 billy. E. A. Kruse, Roseburg. FOR SALE 9 Jersey cows, 1 bull, $30 each; 6 yearling heifers, $12 each. Address Box S3, Myrtle Creek, Ore. fOR 8 ALE Bartlett pears and peaches at Brand a Road Stand, Paclflo highway, 4 miles north of Roseburg. FOR SALE Furniture of four apartments, cheap; close in, rent very low. Address W. 11., care News-Review. FOR 8ALE Fordson donkey, lines and blocks and tractor. First class condition. Priced right Terms. Coen Lumber Co, TOMATOES 25c. bushel. Pick them yourself. Bring boxes, 1-4 mile north of Dlllard store. Look tor sign on highway. O. B. Lau ranee and Son. FOR SALE Ford truck, steel body and cab, Ruxsteel axle. Atwater- Kent ignition, water pump; chains and extra tire. Price $350. Call at Terminal Garage. FOR SALE Small ranch, 5 miles south of city, on Pacific highway, small payment down, bal. like rent, or will trade for city prop erty. Vosburgh, 227 N. Jackson FOR RENT Small bouse, close in. '. Cheap. Inquire ot R. L. Whipple. . FURNISHED housekeeping rooms.' reasonable. 1110 Prospect 8L FOR RENT Furnished apart ment, modern. 344 8. Jackson. FoKTlENT 4-room "furnished apt upstairs. 414 N. Jackson. Phone i). FOR RENT Modern 6 room house at 232 Hint St. Call between S . and 7 p. m. FOR RENT One two-room arstrt" . ment, downstairs. At tLT'S. Rose St. FOR RENT Three office rooas. . Best location In the city. Penn ' 68. FOR RENT Desirable seven-room , house with garage, close In.- Phone 437-J. -! FURNISHED room tor working, girl or high school student 441' N. Rose St. FOR RENT Four-room furnished' apartment ground floor. 246 8,- Btephens. FOR RENT Five-room modern : bouse, and garage. Inquire 446 Fowler or phone 13; after S p.' m. call 439-Y. -.' FOR RENT 50 acres, 11 ml. Rose burg. Good farm house. $240 per year, rent payable quarterly Id' advance. G. W. Young & Son.) Phoae 417. FOR" RENT About Oct first' house at 453 Ella St Electric wis ter heater in and wired for elec- trie range, also gas In. Only rr. sponsible, permanent people wanted. E. H. Rosenberry. Phone 8SF2. FORD touring car for sale, Just been overhauled, new rubber, good shape. Goes for $50, If tak en at once. 814 Thompson St FOR SALE Reasonable,-fivfrroom house and two lots, 12 and 13, in Block 21, Sutherlin, Ore. Cash or terms. Address R. Mabley, Marsh field, Ore. P.t 1. (AOTrialM ITwi mwd Wlrp.) riAVi?!.' iii.: miAi'M v,l R Ki Three members of Ihe crew of i mat wouiu put me in line tor vas- WOMAN'S BACK STOPPED A !T. (Kninn Du Tom's yacht, lvine iln the Siifinu'hanna liver oft this plarp, wcrfl drowned early today i by thp capsizing of a email boat. A fourth member of tho party- was rescued by Jess I'oular, 1 ased river man. 3 We havn Just en'tlPf' our shop and are prepared to han dle all kinds of repairs, elec tric service especially. We are here to give satlsfsctlon. AL YOUNG IN CHARGE SOUTH END Service Co. Hall's Catarrh Medicine x-nri both local and Internal, and has been successful In the treatment of Catarrh for over forty year. Sol J by all druggist F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, Ohio I Suffered Three Years. Relievcyl by Taking LyrJIa C rinkham's Vegetable Compound EL Paul, Minn. "I have a UMlo girl thri?e years old ni"l ever since ber r.irm l nnvn t'ii iereJ wit'i my brick rs if it were break ;nf3r in two ;jv.i I had & Ik ar down fueling all ti9 time. 1 also bad i?.zj spells and was sick at my stomach every month. 1 hnd read several letters from wr men in tho newmnpcrsind the druggist nvnm mended I-ydia E. I'inkhnm'a Vegeta ble Compound to my husband for me. As a result cf taking it my hack has stopped aching and tbenwful Uaring dowr. feeling in gune. I feel stronger and do atl of my housework and tend to my little girl, i have alro taken Lydia E. I'inkham'a Liver Pills for constipation. I have recommended these medicines to some of my friends and you may use this letter as a tes timonial if vou wish. I will be pleased to answer letters of other women if cn help them by telling them what .ts medcine hns done for me.'' . 1jtui;k, 11? W. Summit Avenue, Minnesota. GOVERNMENT URGED TO STIMULATE BRITISH EM PIRE COTTON GROWING sar. We really hardly saw each other from the time that he was ten and I was nine, except in the summer vacations, and you know w hat those meant always with the an ' Rng, tennis, boating, golf, basu- bah, riding, picnicking anytning to work off our exuberant spirits and enthusiasms. 'Of course when we wero alone together we told each other how much we were In love. He was proud s of my looks, he was vain of tho fact that he could take me LONDON. S -p. 10. Lancashire's mrniht-rti nf narl iinint nrn not nat ten.. with thf amernmeni s away from any of the other fellows. work in connection with empire I admired his uniform, and gladly cotton growing, and urgo more I accepted the attention that made all iU J Fpecd In tliis direction. At a nnt- j lug recently Ihey pa.-i d a resola i lion which ar.siried the cotton in iduxtry in Lanciwhiri! was in grave ! danger of a permanent shortage of jibe raw material, and urged the 'government to take prompt anl vigorous action by sttimilniing in every possible way a rapid extcii ! ston of empire cotton production. 1 Th- resolution drew tpeiial at ! lent ion to the prime nett;iiy of 1 Improved tianxport facilities in Last Africa, whole lack of trans port Is impeding cotton prodm-f i Bath Floors, Fireplaces, Drain Hoards, Sink Hacks. FRANK FIELD TILE CONTRACTOR Tile Work of All Descriptions Residence 1SI3 Garden Ave. Eugene, Oregon thw other girls Including my chum Constance Terhune envious. "Dad, we never talked of any thing when we wero alone together except to tell each other how much we were In love. We never said auylhing about what we were going to do alter marriage. We only ex-H-cled to love each other then as much as we did before. We neither of us bad the c lightest idea or Ihe value of money and Daddy, dear, you will forgive me If 1 say that for that our parents were to blame." "Ves, I know," murmured Pad conlrllely. "Hod help me, I know." I "You thought It was a kindness, and 1 love you for It, even If It was a mistaken one; but as near as I can find out American boys and girl have no Idea of what mar D0NT TRY TO RAISE your hmuy without it. For stomach aches and paint; sudden cramps, severe intestinal colic and indiscretions I eating and drinking, changes in water, diet or climate, take CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC and DIARRHOEA REMEDY Never fail to have it on hand. CONCORD GRAPES Now ready for Jolly. Oet them at Coos Junction Fruit Stand. Fred Schmidt. Men's suits cleaned and pressed, 11.60. Roseburg Cleaners, phone 472. Notice of sale it jorernnrMit ".l i ber, Uen.ral Land Office, Wishing ton. V. C. Aus. 18, 1B25. Notlre 1. Iiriehy given that subject to the conuillonii and Umltntlons of the mm of June . 3 Rtst., tl). February 2, 1911 (to Htat., 1179), and June 4, 192D (41 Slat., 7(1), and purauant to departmental regula tions of April 14. ISM ((I) L. D. 3711, the timber on the following lands will be sold October , at 10 o'clock a. m. at public auction at the United Btatea land offlcs at Itoseburg, Oregon, to ths highest bidder at not .leas than the apprais ed value aa shown by this notice, sals to be subject to the approval of the Secretary ot th Interior. The purchaee price, with an additional euni of one-fifth of one per cent thereof, being commissions allowed, niiiet be deposited at time of sale, money to be returned If eale In not approved, otherwlee petent will Is sue for th' timber, which muet be removed within ten yeara. Hide will lie received from cIMzena of the t'nlled Utalea, aeeoclallona of such cltlxens and corporation, organlted under the laws of the United Htatee, or any state, territory, or district thereof only, t'pon application of a qualified purchn.er. the timber oh any legal subdivision will ha of fered separately before being In. eluded In any offer of a larger unit. T. II H. It. I W.. Sec. 15, KK NKI4, fir M., T. It M It. s w.. Hcca, NK!4. fir S0 St., cedar 4T. M., none of the timber on these Reetlnna to he sold for lees than 12 per M. T. : H., K. 13 W Heo. JJ. lot . fir DDI) M . lot 7, fir so M., none of the timber on tlilfl section to be Mold fur leas than SK.60 per M. T. 21 H 11. 6 W., Her. , NM'4 NK.',, fir tr.O M.. NW'U NH'i. fir 11 M.. HNV14 NK'4. fir a?5 !.. HK' NH'i. fir 3.70 M . none of the timber on thla eeetlon tn he eold for Ices than It .25 ner M. T. IS H. It. 1 W.. Hec. , NK'4 HW'4. fir IfOfl M., redar 40 M, H K '4 KW',1. fir 70 M. ce.lHr 20 M., Htt (4 HK'(, fir S.'.O St., cedar SO none or ine iimoer on una rcc tlnn to be Hold for lea. than I1.7R per M for the fir and II j'er M. for the redar. T. Ill 8.. It. 7 W., Hec. 1, NW! HW'a, fir I7M) M, none of the timber on thla accllon to be aold for Iree than 1:1 per M . Tnos. i;. Jlavcll, Acting I'omml.eloncr. FOR SALE Ily owner, 18 acre ranch In Garden Valley; all klnda of fruit, good Improve ments, good water. Write me at Wilbur, Oregon, HL 1, IJox 27. No better land In Oregon. DO YOU WANT A HAPPY HOMET Bee those Two new five-room modorn ' bungalows 1131-1135 North 3rd SL Strictly modern oak floors throughout close to school. A small payment will handle. Bal ance like rent. Call owner, 46V. UsfilTCARS- 1918 Oakland Six touring $175 1917 Rtudebakor Six touring.. 200 1917 Hudson Six touring 250 1918 llulck Six touring 375 1923 Essex Four Coach 675 1924 Dulck Four Roadster 695 1924 Rulck Four touring 695 We also have two Ford coupes and two llarley Motorcycles. Roy Catching Motor Co. 125 N. Rose St Rosoburg MLSCELLANEOUS ft: 1 ' rrH HOMESTEADS LOCATED GuawnC teed with timber. S. S. Morrison, Ilox 1261; Roseburg. CAR OWNER Don't forget all 651 when In need ot 'Siloj parta. SarfCa Auto Wre.'OiilU House. fiRUTON'S-TAXIDERMY Wants to mount your trophies, tan your buckskins and make your gloves. On highway, Just north ot Rose burg, near Riverside Store. FOR"TRADE-WIH"trade'llght cap . for motorcycle and side '"car. Write Box C, care News-Review, or call at Oak Grove serv ice station, S mi. south of Rose burg. FOR TRADE 160-acre ranch In Minnesota, 100 acres under cul tivation; 8-room bouse and base ment, artesian water; value 19000; will trade for ranch lr. Douglas county. Must have $1500 cash to boot. Address AA, Newa-Revlew. LOST AND FOUND WAN1ED WANTED A practical nurse to nurse a sick lady. State prices. Must have good references. Box 80, Yoncalla, Ore. WTNfTED 0A false teeth. We pay high as $10 for full sets. Ikin't matter If broken. We buy crowns, bridges. Western Metal Compsny, liloomlngton, HI. Rlt'NE "plckeisand flryer hands wanted Thursday, Sept. 10th. Wages for picking. 10c a bushel with 6c bonus. Hands $2 a day with board or $4 wlibout board. Fred Broszlo, Wilbur, Ore. Phone 12F25. LOST Sheperd dog, black with white ring around neck, named Shop. Last seen at Umpqua, Joe Matthews. Call 23F2, morning or evening. leWtWIrdajr alttbl at Sslafctnr Gardens, amall black pin seal coin purse, contains sliver. Re turn to this office. Reward.. LOST NewTCsT crcordtlreln. flated on Ford rim, between .Rid, die and Oakland. Reward. KF, Strong. Oakland, Ore. " ' PROFESSIONAL. CARDS , OR. U. rl PLTLKR ChL-opraattt physician. 116 W Lane Bt - Would you welcoinean oppoiw tunltyT There are hundreds malt ing for you every day. Rcadjhff classified ads. T 1 To Senlllo Mrs. Katherlne Dyer and son, who hare been visiting at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Dyer at Myrtle Creek, left for tholr home In Seattle yesterday after noon. ' FOR RENT ' , . FOR RENT House, close In. in quire 230 East Lane. Colds Why' have "thorn rTiroak them In a row hours with our "Pioneer Cold Capsules." Lloyd Crocker. WHEN IN ROSEBURG STOP AT Hotel Umpqua Prune Tray, Boxes, Egg Crates Manufactured b? C. A. STELZIER Myrtle Crssk, Ore, Phone 260-4 TUBBY A Treat in Store for Patricia. By WINNER .jq.uuMilliJui.1 rouSiU PATCICIfc. KF.F.P5 A'KIM ue An TUF 11 Ur- FvrP -JMf.r! J.HE CAME TO VlilT Af GRAU'POPi FARM ALL A BOOT OtJC rj"wir npip UP AT TllrJ OLE CA8IN ... yuc jr.il.tTMMe. Ail I GUtiS i ue TotU HKic tutu .-Tlji,- Tufc-T Hu.UW-'St-T V 1 I r I THIMK 111. TELL UFO THfi TIMfc- ViE BLAMED HAKiK FOR EAT IN ALL "THE FIS.H WE. AM' HE VWENT CUT AN'riMJBE.l "THAT OLE MOSKKfrT THAT MAD "AKcM l"t.n.jyiT OV PkovjE he wont uo it 'J ..'.W'aPSV-vl' - I . J I Taverv' A ( DOMT TELL WAT f, g j A KNCMJ gi ACAIM-VJVVt TOLD 1 k 0, P 1 MVX THCOCrVl OF I HER TAT TORV ASOUTy f f k0METMC AIEVO TO -fc It'H ftooil tn f-'-l that your cloihfB will bRr critical In Rpcritnn, whnhpr on the fltrvnt, at tho huxlnpitii office or thp uncial function. It we c-aro for your clothe yoa will feel that way. Our Auto Will Call Phona 277