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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 15. 1925.
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He tried two other kinds then he bought a
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until yea have seen
THE MOLINE LINE
Cheat Seed Rye Grass Oats Vetch
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FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
ROtHURO OAKLANQ
IN EFFORT TO BLOT
OUT WING
few day.. Coach Dick Smith ot the j
I University ol urenon mura
first call for practice her today.
! All eligible letlermen were on deck
and an abundant string of la"
'year's freshmen and substitute
were also available.
Light acrlmmairs -will be taken
up ahortly. Heavy ecrlinmage will
not be In order until the Benson la
well under way.
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Cook wiui itaa.
WASHINGTON. Sept. IS.- Near
ly twelve vears of organized effort
to a lamp out kidnapping In Chlua
has surved only to disclose that (ar
greater exertions are necessary It
this "articular form of slavery is
:to be done away with
I The situation has prompted the
Chinese who organised In SliarrK-
hal In 1912 the Anti-Kidnapping
Society ot China, through which
nearly 4,000 womeu and children
victims have been rescued from
their captors, to .launch a cam
paign abroad for help in the task.
Joseph J. Keegan of Shanghai, the
Special Foreign Commissioner of
the society, has placed before the
U. S. F1RSTPUGEAS
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A BRIDE'S DIARY
A Love Story of Today
By Idah McClone Gibson
CLEVELAND. Sept. 15. The
opening gun In the world wide
wuf ncniimt niridpiitR fin the
streets, at home and lu work-!
Cleo Madison 4 eloped with
Lieutenant Paul Armstrong, U. S.
A. It does not take Cleo long
to discover marriage Li not a path
ot roses. On the train, going lo
the army post, she has an allegor
ical dream indicating her future
problems. The colonel. Arthur
Blakely Beldon, of the post, ia a
lady killer" and hla actions have
compromised Rita Thorndike, the
wife of a reprobate lieutenant.
Klta is Innocent .and Cleo forms
an Immediate and deep friend
ship for her. Rita, at Cleo's In
stigation, decides to leave the
post and Joins a vaudeville troupe
under the name Kheda Thorwald
sou. Paul has been having his
troubles, chefly l(uor and gani
blng. Cleo refuses to be gush
ingly sypathetlc. The poet la
agog with gossip and suspicion
when Itlta leaves and the colonel
Classified Section
o us a i i ii-.i iniaM.Mii jju
ALL NEW AOS ON BACK PAGE.
ALASKAN KKKTMOS
IllXJOMK SIXTCSOFTTi
FOX AllM KltS.
NOME, Alaska. Sept. 15.
Frank DuFresne. In charge of the
Seward Peninsula for the United
State Biological Survey, reported
that Eskimos are taking a full
part in developing the farming of
foxes and the marketing of their
pelts Into a bounteous Alaska in
dustry. The south side of the peninsula
is on Bering Sea and the north
on the Arctic Ocean. On the
j. s. Mcdonald
Electric Wiring and Service
Roseburg, Ore.
Phone 656-J 112 W. Douglas St
north coast tine white men de
stroyed the Eskimo livelihood by
annihilating the whalea and burn
ing (he driftwood.
The Eskimos have taken to
white foxes, and some fumlltes
are making Incomes of $2,000
annually. From catching wild
foxes and selling the furs, the na
tives have gone on to developing
simple ranches.
The women do most of the
work it's the aboriginal way
but, Du Fresne pointed out, fam
ilies threatened with extinction
are beginning to thrive, though
father sits around the cabin that
has replaced the Igloo.
to worship at their tombs and
those of their ancestors. Where a
wealthy man without a son ot his i
own so desires. Chinese law per-:
mlts him to adopt a boy to be rear
ed aa his own son and religious
custom makes ancestor worship by !
such an adopted son as acceptable
Cook with gas.
CANADIAN HOIISES
i ROVKDKD I P TO PKOVIDE
I MEAT I.N Kl'HOPE.
Bath Floors, Fireplaces, Drain
Boards, Sink Backs.
FRANK FIELD
TILE CONTRACTOR
Tile Work of All Descriptions
Residence 1893 Garden Ave.
Eugene, Oregon
laundrF kids
REG IN A Sask., Sept. 15. A
'syndicate was in the Western Ca
nada market this summer for 60,
000 horses to be shipped to Hel
' glum, France and other European
' countries tor human consumption.
George Pootmans of this city
1 headed the syndicate.
I Pootmans said he would buy all
types and sizes or even crippled
horses Just so that had no organic
diseases. Great numbers of wild
horses Toaming the ranges In the
southern part ot Saskatchewan
were to be captured and used.
Pootmans declared that he would
have, to purchase the bulk of his
,50.000 order at a rate ot S3 a
nead to make the venture suc
cessful.
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SAItfiKXT roitTRAIT
PlUCHASEll.
LONDON. SeDt. 15. Sir Char-
lea Wakefield has acquired the
Sargent portrait of General
Smuts, former South African pre
mler. It Is understood he intends
to present It to the union of Soutn
Africa
For prompt taxi servtre, city or
country trips, pnone a a.
YES WERT LAUNDRY
VffiOK'S AN MLT -
AMD VE HfcMfc LEARNED I
To oooun-PAjcr:
Our practical knowledge
of the laundry business en
ables us to turn out work
ot surprising excellence.
Whenever you see a well
laundered, delicate shirt
waist and fresh, attractive
table napery yon should
think of this laundry.
Roseburg Steam
Laundry
PHONE 79
Implores Cleo to give him Infor
mation unsuccessfully. Climax
ing a series of domestic troubles
ln-t ween Cleo and Paul, Cleo puts
Paul In the hospital by hitting
him on the bead with a vase.
I After a serious time Paul pulls
through due to a blood transfu
sion from Chick Adams, an old
!a fund of $5,000,000 for extension morning. September 2S. when ro
of the crusade against kidnappers. . presentutives of more than 30 na
The move will be called to official ; tlons will attend the fourteenth
attention also in London and Par-annual Safety Congress In this
s. although It Is through the aid city, where 4;0 speakers will aa-
of private citizens that the project dress 90 separuto gatherings
to be carried out. iwtticn win tie in session uutu rn-
CUIUrDD 111 ill! U 11' 1 B MIH W,,, WW, " ' . - I , . . , . , ,
i ,,,. i , v, ,.u. , , ... , , ., , , k sweemean 01 v n-u h. i-hui a m
cities and ship them to tar corners , most careless nation in the world i
nf thn vuat fnimtrv tn he Rnlil to ' l,v anonjfpi-u whrt will rmlnt OUt I
1.-.1... I ........ n I on nn . 1. .. . .uU.n, il..a h ,1 Tlir
the religious desire of well-to-do ' the United States Is 76.3 fatalities
Chinese to leave behind them sons i for each 100.000 population, al
most two and one-third times as
high as the record of England
and Wales, which Is only 33.6
for each J 00.000 population. The
saiest couniry appear, .uu. ''J". I fronted by the drunken Lieut. Bill
" ,s "r ; I Thorndike. husband of Klta. who
100,000. ..... ,; M demands to know where his wife
The Lenguo of Nation will he i
aa though the boy were the blood i represented by Dr. iTcderlrai M- ...omnia tn nil ninn. hut is
descendant ot the father. The mil-, Kidman, of the Internationu ua- acci(ientally kliled himself aa hehave happiness and content
tber and father have arrived, cal
led to the post because ot their
desperate illness. vao a
lather has also come.
Cleo tells her father that she
wounded Paul.
Paul's parents are unaware of
this, but his mother makes her
self unpleasant Just the same.
Cleo. alone In her home. Is con-
, .. . j 1 ttutiueiiiiuiji 1 1 ITU III1U.CU m,
napping organizations seize upon 1 bor office of Geneva, Switzerland, BtrU(((.ies y.-m, Johnson, who has
had to many .to find It out. If
I hadnt married Paul, 1 probably
would have gone through life
thinking I had lost the best there
was. I do not feel that I have
lost anything whatever In thla ex
periment.' "Do you mean to tell me, Cleo
Armstrong, that you- consider on
of the sacraments of the church
nothing more thai n experiment
In your caseT What, doe Paul
think about It?"
"I haven't asked htm Tel, but
I Imagine ha thinks the eame
thing I do."
To quite aura he doesn't. My
son has bad a decent bringing
up."
"Thank you. His education was
obtained mostly from private
schools and the military academy
at Weat Point. But let's don't
quarrel I know you 'hlnk me an
Intensely disagreeable young
woman, and I shouldn t' be sur
prised If your son thought the
same If he could be made to own
up honestly what he does think."
"I'm telling all thla to you
simply because I know something
baa got to be done about tms
marriage of ours. We must ad
Just matters In some way or else
we will have to break apart."
"Thir is the most horrible
thing I have ever known. If this
ia the flapper standpoint, It'a no
wonder the world la going lo the
dogs."
"That Is from your point of
view, Mrs. Armstrong, but from
mine and possibly your son's, the
world la just finding Itself, and
while we are groping In .the dark
ness, yet we have come to one
conclusion, and that is that mar
riage must be made very hard and
divorce very easy If we would
in
this fact to send representatives to who will come nere especially iu , ,.,.,,,, , r.i-. ,
a weanoy man wnu una uu suu tun ten nmiui pians iui a,.i,i,t-,,L y-
Interest him In tales ot a boy of ventlon campaigns In other cotin
fine qualities and who could bo : tries and to obtain data regarding
adopted provided tho debts of tne eforts tntit are Deing maue neiu
deceased father also were taken to conserve lives and limbs and
over. Wfien a deul has been made properties. ' '
on this basis, a youngster of the What Is needed In the United
right age is kidnapped on the States to reduce the number of
streets and palmed off on the vie-'lives lout through accidents will
tlm of the scheme
THE POINT OF VIEW.
"Think it over, Rita," I said to
hor Just before I hung up the re
ceiver, for I heard father driving
up to the door and knew that
Mm. Armstrong was with him.
"Think ail that I have said to
you over, my dear. Probably
the home -and healthy, decent
chlldron.
Next lionc Hours ot Mglit-
Boys also are kidnapped for salo
into labor slavery. Recently In
Shanghai tho police of the French I
settlement discovered more than ,
30 kidnapped native boys ranging I
In age from 12 to 15 years.
l.n ilnrall tmnn llV ItlllCn John
llarton Payne, of the American I Chick will call you up tomorrow
Red Cross, whose topic will be nigni anu ou . .. '" '";
"The Nationalization of Ideas and Ooodbye, dear. , Rita clicked her
Ideals" receiver as she hung up.
How America should mobilize . " hope Paul's mother will
Iher peace time force. wHl he 'e so urea mat sne win want w
The antl-kldnapping society pointed out by Rear Admiral n-! f" '""'f '"- . " ' : I
maintains a special force of agents lla.u S. Sims. IT 8. who wm , . --
to hunt out kidnapping bands ana epcag on - oaicty in me nmiuu. :"".'"" , .:" ,
cooperate with the police. Of the Partlc paling in thoBaiet, -ton- 7--" ..
victims rescued, however. It nas gress win db m ui oo.r...
been possible to find parents or Council. National Civilization Re- woras.
...i.u... . t, .h. n. hahilltation Conference. National "I can't understand. Cleo, why
clety now maintains an industrial Organzatlcn for Public Healtn I you made friends with such ia no
training school at Kiangwan where Nursing. American Society of Si jtorlous woman as this Rita Thorn-
- Citlt oca Ka.no- nHiifBtorl IftlV LDElIll Tia, HIIU UUilW Biuui'OiUiMj. 1UU miuuiu '"w "
and eoulnped to take care of them- representing every inausiry in me , oe ter, my aear.
Belves. The cost of tne worn nas
reached a figure of about JIO.000 ;
annually and the drain upon the i We sell
woorens
nurses of the Chinese who origin-1 Dernier the Tailor.
ated tho rescue work has conipell-: Liberty theatre.
CU lllirill Hie mo, tunc ,
help outside ot China. -Mr. Keegan
was sent to lay the facts before a
number of wealthy men of philan
thropic Instincts here and In Eur
ope. "Throughout China, but particu
larly In the central and southern
provinces. Is spread a vast, loosely
knit organization of kidnappers
who ply their terrible trade to an
increased extent as the years pass,
with a thorough contempt for pro-
J TJ" .ii Ivincial officials or police, in the
Finally Found Healtn by 'present disorganized state nf the
Tali-Inn I vAia F PinkriAm' ! country," Mr. Keegan explained.
1 aking Lyaia e rinKnam s The number of klllnapnln crlme.
Vegetable Compound committed in china is difficult to
Imate. but Is well over nuy
Why, her scan
dalous actious with Colonel Hel-
4 don bad almost ostracized her
yard. from all the rest of the women
nv the
2 doors north at the Post.
"Mrs. Ralston said that she was
ready to ween when she found
discovery OP CRATER "' J' were making her an in-
FOR SALE
PEACHES for sale. Call 85.
FOR SALE 75 tiers of 15 Inch
scrub oak, 11 miles west .of
Ola I la achoolhouse, on old Camaa
Valley road. Frank Adamek.
Brockway. ", '
rW"8ArTCanuig pTaraTthe FOR SALE CHEAP Two aaddle
Curtis raich. Phone 8F4.
FOR SALE 65" head of good ewes.
Frank Strnder, Dlxonvllle,
MATOES 50c a bushel. Ramp
ranch 1 mile east. Phone 270-Y.
FOR SALE Pack horses and sad
dle horses. Boyer Bros. Phoie
14F14.
FOR SALE Registered Hamp
shire buck. Phone 6F34. 1. J.
Betts.
borsea, gentle. Come and see
them 21 mllea east of Kelly's
Kerner store. Also 6i tons choles
bay. P. A. Durch. Ru 1, Roseburg.
FOR" SALE Five head Shiop.
ram. J. V. Chenoweth, Oakland,
Ore.
FOR SALE About 6 acres of
standing corn. 1. W, Maddux,
Dlxonvllle.
fOR AXLE Furniture for 4 apts.
close In, rent cheap. A good buy.
Address B., News-Review.
FOR SaTE Universal six-hole
range, good as new. Reasonable.
C. F. Rood, Sutherlls. Ore.
TWSTTOOD HOMESTEADS Good
timber. Close to main highway.
Get details 732 West Lane St.
FOR SALE Fordaon donkey, lines
and blocks and tractor. First
class condition. Priced right
Terms. Coen Lumber Co.
WANTED
WANTED Position as ranch fore
man; married man. First house
on Booth street, Miller's Addi
tion. LOT W ANTED-Close in aa 'first
payment on new five-room mod
ern bungalow, balance to, suit
Call 460.
WANTED Small ranch, close to
Roseburg, preferably on. high
way. Give full particulars. , Ad
dress Ranch, News-Review. -
WANTED Salesmen to sell high
est grade and best known"wah
ing machine direct to user.
This is a high grade proposition
and we want high grade, men.
Maytag shop,' with Churchill
Hdw. 202 N. Jackson St.,' Rose
burg. Ask for Mr. Geo. W, Paul
sen.
FOR-BALE Reasonable, five-room
house and two lots, 12 and 13, In
Block 21, Sutberlln, Ore. Cash or
terms. Address R. Mabley, Marsh
fleld, Ore. Rt. 1.
FOR SALE New modern; flve
roora bungalow In good location.
Full cement basement with fur
nace, and laundry trayj, sleeping
porch, and breakfast nook. By
owner. Call at 441 Fowler SL, or
phone 30-R.
TRESPASS NOTICE
All person are hereby warned
not to ilsb, nor to hunt, with or
without dog or In any way tres
pass on the Dixon ranch or the
Jones ranch which I have leased.
T. O. DIXON.
GERMAN IMUNONKR
OF WAR KliHUti HlttSIA
AFT EH ELEVEN VEAR8
BONN, Germany, Sept. It.
After eleven years' Imprisonment
in Russia, during which he made
several unsuccessful attempts to
escape, Paul Cons, the -sculptor.
finally has reached Bonn. During
the Russian campaign of the Oer
man army In August, 1914, Cons
was wounded and taken prisoner.
W hen he recovered he declares,
he was assigned to a Russian
working squad and put at hard
labor.
His repeated attempt to escape
were frustrated until this year,
when Cons and three companions
succeeded in crossing the bordor.
9T0 4
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Modern 3-room apart
ment Adults only. 814 Mill St.
FUR RENT Three office rooms.
Best location in the city. Phone
68.
SICK 3 YEARS
WITHOUT RELIEF
At Brand's
ROAD STAND
(Pacific Highway 4 miles north)
peARS: Bartlett
de Anjou
Sheldon
Howell
Bosc
(GRAPES: Overland Malagas.
Jelly Grapes.
APPLES: Jonathan
King
Bismark
Snow Apple
. Waxen
Cooker
GARDEN VALLEY MELONS
PlTALIAN PRUNES, etc.
fVilnmhia. S. C "Your medicine 1 .Z' X
has done me so much (food that I feel i ..T'nL,re' g always a ready market-.
UKe iowemy me albllt an unJprlfrund one, for
a I was sick D0V" Bnd K,r" uimh" ,or "al'n-
5 ?.ed to slavery, and pitiable is the life
du!f-:aif. of drudgery they are condemned
I uy imvBiiiMjio, xinr Kintitre iflrU nnd voting
iiuv linn r mm ...". o .-
in toln tm. anir. women are sold int.
tk l nolt l.vdin termed 'yellow si
p. Pinkh.m'vc. cases rescue is mini
tKlo CimmimH ly as the abductors or kidnappers
and got strong seldom attempt to market their
enough to do my catch near their field of operations
housework, where and generally take the victims to
before 1 was hard- a distant city."
I have also taken
a1 t
LAKE TO BE CELEBRATED limaie mena ins.eau o. .ou. ...
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 .........
wno cuuiu an ino juu.
r.,rmrt-.ir rnnuiiemorntlntr the "Did Mrs. Ralston say any-
dlsioverv of Crater Lake are to be thing about ostracizing Colonel
conducted on the rim on Sui.day Beldon?"
aflemoon, Pept. 20 at 2 p. m. and "Certainty not. The wife of an
Invitations are extended to the pub-1 orflcer does not criticize the Co
lic to attend. The ceremonies arejj0n,, ef the regiment."
to be conducted by the Klamath) "All right, hut I'm going to
county chamber of commerce, and 1 criticize the wife of one of my
will commemorate the discovery of i husband's officers. I think Mrs.
the lake by John Wesley Hillnutn i Rnlston is one of the most un
nn June 12, lKf.3. A bronze tablet Is, pleasant old women I have ever
lo be erected at the point v. here known.
the discoverer first viewed the "I wonder Just why the older
beautiful lake. generation of men and women
TRESPASS NOTICE
All persons are forbidden to tres
pass or bunt on old Burnjr
ranch.
F. BARAGAR AND SON.
B R
6 6
V K B BBS J
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gins ana young r ' tTrTruTTrrrrrjirrrrrT cnim
o what might be K5 2? rtPyUth-f-i : l""0"
lavery.' In all ;; t. fisiiTg "gfl i"5w
Motorists!!
We have Just equipped our
shop and are prepared to han
dle all kind of repairs, elec
tric ervlce especially. We
are here to give satisfaction.
AL YOUNG IN CHARGE
SOUTH END
Service Co.
Iv ahle tn he on.
the Vegetable Compound during the
Change of Life and it has left me in
good health. I recommend it as the
best medicine for women in the
Change of Life and you can use these
facts as a testimonial." Mrs. S. A.
Holley, R. F. D. No. 4, Columbia,
Smith Camlina.
Whjr suffer for years with duck- ;
ache, nervousness, painful times and j
other ailments common to women
from earlv life to middle age, when ;
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound will bring relief I
In a recent country-wide canvass i
of purchasers of Lydia E. Pinkham's i
vegeiaoie vA.my"u..M w -
replies were received, and 98 out of
Boys' all-wool suits and over
coats made to measure fls.00 to
$27.50 at Bernlers, the Tailor, 2
doors north Liberty theatre.
never say anything to you that
does you any good whatever. I've
Imown a great many older people
in the short time I have lived,
and I have never known one that
has said to me: "Take courage,
child. I've gone through the same
processes of experience, of mis-
es and mtiiinderntandings. ana
ve at last comr lo a proper
adjusiment of life.' Instead of
that they have loaded me down
with criticism and never have
seemed to understand that I must
go through the name experiences.
F VOU have Piles Or Other Recta! mistakes and misunderstandings.
' , .. , ,, i if 1 would have a character worth
The Cause of Your ill Health ;
Nbiiin
CALLED TO FIELD
(Aaor'jtH Prwt WW.)
KIT.ENE. Ore.. B'-tlt. 15. With
every 100 reported they were bene- a brief review of essentials of font
filed by it use. hall on the schedule tor Iho flrtit
oroion uisoruL-rs mere is iimnrP.,lnz UDOn my time or my
lack of ' ,.p .
"Good Lord. Cleo. What has
changed you so since you wete
married? You talk as If you were
about 75 years old."
"I sometimes feel like that old,
Mrs. Armstrong. Oh. how I would
like to get hack to the gay. care
free days that 1 had before I
married your son."
"There It's out at last. You
are blaming all this mlxup. all
this trouble, on lo poor Paul. I
S DAN M. D..lnC n'v''r w"n,,,l h,m to marry you.
rw.av, .nn nmr.c crATTir nrrilft . l always lorn UIII1 lie w.mi.u .u-.
Or on Buirama' sciN-su e.niAns thf day he married you."
aTMywcvfWAisT ..f-.r',P..P'.", -well I think you told him thn
KOmiemimSSiSamamr!maiXM ,r,h. Mrs. Armstrong. Hut we
the cause oi your nervousness,
vitality, Homath trouble, general physical
and mental Inpicity. I can help you
win back your health by positively curing
your Piles under a WRITTEN GUAR
ANTEE or fee returned. Act today by
tailing for an examination or writing for
my PREE booklet explain
ing my celebrated treat
ment for I'll ES and other
Rectal and Colon ailments.
tAmrliti-d Vrtm Lrum! Win.)
NEW YORK, Sept. 15. Major
league clubs are enmeshed In their
final inter-sectional tussle of tne
1925 season today with first divi
sion teams pitted against the lead
ers In both circuit.
Pittsburgh regained Its winning
stride after taking four setbacks in
a row by whacking out a nine 'to
four victory over the Robins yes
terday. Vlo Aldrldge was master
in the box, banging up bis seventh
consecutive triumph.
As the Giants were speeding
westward to open a series with the
third place Cincinnati Reds, the
victory advanced the lead of the
Dixon rirates to six ana one-nan games.
ine Atnietica lost grouna in
their forlorn pennant chase by
dropping the final ot a six game
series to the Yankees, S to 1. Bam
Jones limited the Mackmen lo two
FOR RENT 3 furnished house
keeping rooms. 408 E. Douglas
St.
FOR RENT Deniable seven-room
bouse with garage, close In.
Pbone 437-J. . f
FOR RENT Modern, nlcelyr'rfur
nlshed three-room apartment.
Perpetual hot water. 614 Cobb St.
FOR RENT 2 large front ,,r6ora"
apts., fireplace and hot water.
Large housekeeping rooms for
chool girl or boys. 344 &. Jack
son. FORRENT Two new bungalows
strictly modern five rooms-
oak floor throughout 1181-1136
North 3rd St. Close to Benson
school. Also a close in 6-room
apartment Call 460.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NotlrB of sal -t ffrtrprnmMit (ln-
ber, Uanerul Land Office, Waahlua-
Hn, !-. -4 AUR, It), J-.D. , .
hrebr fftven thai tijct 10 ini ...
condition and llmlUUoni of the Although Idle, the world cham
actH of June , 1M (3 HtaL, 18), niorl Senators Kalned by the Alh
t . i?1 ! . ' " r1 'i.-. 1 iVi tm rffA.. .nri ih.li. waa
was
::;rJi!S r .' .."a.?. f:;a letlC defeat a their lead
pursuant to departmental reguia- :stretcnea to eignt gamea.
nona oi Aprn i'.i- Washington naa tne Tiger tor
the timber on the following .. th- . n .
will be sold October t. lsis, at lo opponent in tne opener or a ser-
o'clock a. m. at public auction allies today. Since their last visit to
the united states lana omc .i.fhe capital, tho Bengals have be-
bldder at not leas than the apprais
ed value as shown ty this nolle
sale lo ba subject lo the approval
of the Recretsry of ths Interior. The
purchase prloe, with an additional
sum of one-fifth of one per cent
thereof, being commissions allowed,
must be deposited at lima of sale,
money to be returned If Bale la not
approved otherwtaa patent will la-
come a more formidable club and
are sow hard on the heels of the
Browns for the third place.
"Ooo'e" Oorlln, left fielder for
the Orlffmen was re-Instated after
a conference with Manager Burky
Harris and President Clarke Grif
fith. He was indefinitely suspend-
rr the Umber, which must bo'l hv lha Washlnatnn nllot aflnr a
removed within , lan yert n Hide will dy ba,e d , (he a wlh
he received from rltltens or inei .... ., , , . . .
United Htatea. aaaociailnna of such the Athletics Sunday. In which
eitiseiia and corporations organised . Harris brought the player to task
u,,d:IJ..lJ',lh nlrddni,i 'w mlsplays. At the time he was
on,, l,';.n,.ple.iind''of . fined $100. but whether the penalty
fiualtrted purrhaaer. the timber on bas been rescinded was not learn
any legal subdivision will be of- j
CAR OWNER Don't forget U
call 553 when In need ot aut
parts. Sartt's Auto Wrecking
House.
Cook it-is herePTn vesti-
OATE The Kiratln Fil-Gage for
1 Fords. Fills your tank without
lifting the cushion. Tells st' a
glance how much gas you have.
Got yours today. F. F. Criteser,
agent 1005 Military St. Phone
692.
LOST AND FOUND .
LOST Southern Paciric pay chock
No. 133001. Return to News-Review
office. -
FOUNDAlady' coat on Garden
Valley road. Inquire at W. Cobb,
RL t, Box 46
DJST Saturday belween " Mill
street and Edenbower, lady'
sand-colored Chlncllla ' coat
Phone 138-L. ', ',.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
M. H PLTLKR ChlropractM
Lata Bt
OR.
physician. Ill W.
HOUSE PAINT
$2.40 per Gallon
Denn-Gerretsen Co.
larger
5, SK
w.,
ntlcd In inv offer of
.nil. T. 16 H.. R. X W.. 80.
NH'i. fir 130 M., T. 1 U,
Hoc. 6, Nriv, fir ceonr
4a M , no no nf thn tlmhir tn tht'H
nertlnna to be enld for than i'l
iir M. T. 2 H it. 12 W.( Hue 2t,
lot , (lr 200 M lot ?. fir no iL, none
nf the timber nn thin Mention to be
old for lr than 12. to pt M. T.
32 H., It. 6 W-. Hei?. 31, KW'4 NKtt,
fir 450 M.. NWI4 NKW, fir 12h M.,
HV NK, fir ih U, HKU NB.
fir 3."0 M , none of the timber on
thin nation to be enld for !" than
II. IX. per M T. U H, K 3 W., Her.
3. KKH HWU, fir 2fHt W.. cellar ,0
M, HK'4 HW ',4. f'r 70 M, ceUr 20
M , HWS4 HK4, fir '-0 M , retUr 20
M. nonr of tht timber on thla sec
tion to ho aold for hmm than 11.71
nr M fir ih fir ami II ttr M. for
the rrdar. T. U H-. . T W., Hc. 1,
NW'J HWIaJ, fit 17T.0 M none nf tha
timber nn thla acctlnn tn be gold for
lerni thrin pt M. Thoa. C. Have II,
A''Hfi(t Commlmlonfr.
tf you want a koo1 tractor In
TPHtUfttfi the McCormlck-Deerlng.
Wharton Hros.
o
KAKItKIW VTK TO KKKI
)M I'lllt'KH IS IOIl'l l-AM)
fAMnHaterl I'reM ltmt Wire.)
PORTLAND, Oro., fipt. 16.
Thn Mauler Marbfira Aaorlallon
of Portland vntrd laHt ntxht K
to 42 to recommend to the Hnr
bfru" I'nlon that the old prlrea
50 rents for a hatrrut and 25
rent foraahave return to forre.
The Journeymen barbera will meut
tnnlK.it to art uiion the rerom-
nJ lhimendailon. The new price waa
65 renta for a haircut and jj
rn(N for a shave.
WHEN LN ROSEBURG
STOP AT
Hotel Umpqua
Prune 1'rayt, Boxei,
Egg Crates
Manufactured b;
c. a. 8telzier
Myrtle Creek, Ore,
Phone 2t(V4
iaiflL WHAT HAPPENED
Aui.V CUAJT?- IT MOST BE A
coopla months since, spide
. . ,f., rlMOlU' UP AT rAY
SRAM POPS FAEM AW I "vt"
HEARO A THING -5l
CAME BACK
Neighborhood News.
r i didm't haje amy pichts
'VOHILE VOO VOAS AJAV AlO' TUP
FIRE EOGIN'S DIONTGOCOT OrOtt
TOWMEAO AfC ME ALMOST GtfT PINCEO
FORUPiETTIfJTOrOVS APPLE CM2T
AN BVICK MEEKIN GtfT CTUMQ BV A
PilMRI F RFF HF TMM CUT IT Ul
- - . - , I
a. Di kk.firDrA
'tupoc vJaS PRETTV NEAR
A MURDER OR SOMETHlW DONUf4
i-trt Pmn nc FLATS BACK
Or BARLlES PrtOTO CAUECV
HEACD &0ME8OCK yELLlW AM 6
RUSMEO IM TO "Dtt vw -
htETTlN KILLED
By WINNER
ii - n
COT IT V0A4 OMLV A ' v ' I
III OLE CAT VMtTH ITS Wl y I
I ICACHT IM A tOOR rWKlN qh A j
I 1 (V ""' Sl 'I I
mriTi
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t -1 'A- III I n Ue-C .-.-:.. I
. , . Cearia W UaW laaa li-itm, Ua. VtikaX.
Rugs!
They need cleaning as
well as your clothingi
We don't care hoW
large they are. Let US
get them. ." '
Our Auto Will Call
Phen 277