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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1925 lTTlsa Farming Weather ! . ,;" -f i Whatever yotl. peed, from wire to fence the f ieH to roofing to protect your crop after harvest. "See us first we can save you money." ' Extra heavy Barbed Wire 9-39 Fence Rye Grass Seed Flour FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE ROaiBURO AMKIUCAN TOmiHTS TAMK IXhlAXH AND MAKE JAZiS JKMiKIM OF MKAHS GLACIER PARK. Mont., Sept. 23. In Its Invasion of the West, the American tourist army not only has tamed the Indian into a friendly curio purveyor, but gradually bruin is showing signs - otj susceptibility to Its moderais Ing influence. Up In the Granite Park region of Glacier National Park there Is a black bear that walties to Jaxs music hummed in her ear. It la true the boys and girls give her sweets, too. But then a bonbon or two even would stimulate the symphonic movements of the qeeu of the ball. They satisfy clean, pure and " . wholesome. Eat oar chocolates. . Lloyd Crocker. BUDDHIST SCHOOL FOR WOMEN TOKYO. Sept. 33. Offlclala of the SojIJt, head temple of the Sodo sect ofCluddhism. have decided to establish as Buddhist women's uni versity in Tokyo at a cost of IJUi iiiO.000 yen. Work will e start- eiVearlv next year, and completed .' within two years. question to be determine!? by the o I Montana Supreme Court this fall. Boys' all-wool suits and over-, Big Sheep, a Crow Indian, was coats made to measure 118.00 to 'arrested and convicted In the dls $27.50 at Berniers, the Tailor, Sltriit court for Big Horn county. doors north Liberty theatre. a WORKS ON ARTIFICIAL PROPAGATION OF OYSTERS BELLINOHAM. Wash., Sept. 22. The problem of artificial propa gation of oysters may have been solved by Professor Trevor Kin cald of the University of Waslfrng ton soology department on the beds, of Samlh Bay near here this sum mer. He has kept the young of Eastern .and Japanese oystera alive for two weeks and believes that PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. M. fL PLYLER ChiropractM physician, lit W. Lane 8L P Auctioneer 1 aftJ ready for dates in city of country, write or call me for dates. House hold goods and farm ma chinery a specialty. Let John Do It JOHN ABEENE Phone 42F3 'Oakland . Oregon TAILOR SHOP fitOVED NEW LOCATION 214 NORTH MAIN STREET Suits to order and all tailor ing work Guaranteed. ANDY VELINE Rear Kidder's Shoe Store HOUSE PAINT $2.40 per Gallon Den-Gerretsen Co. WIILN LN ROSEBURG STOf AT Hotel Umpqua I Motorists!! We have Just equipped our shop and are prepared to han dle all kinds of repairs, eleo trie service especially. We are here to give satisfaction. AU YOUNO IN CHAROI SOUTH END Service Co, $4.50 ....38c 7c $2.05 OAKLAND ' NOTICE All members of the W. B. A. v Maccabees are requested to be present Thursday evening, Sept. 24. Important business and a social time follows. By Order ot the Commander. the process can be worked out suc cessfully. The discovery would be a boon to Pacific Coast oyster beds, most of which are in Puget Sound and In other inland watera of the state, local oyster growers say. So far R has been necessary to Import the seed of the bigger oystera from the Atlantic and Japan beds, as the cold water here would kill the spawn at once. q BtndeDakex models. bulias no yearly INDIANS FIGHT IN COURTS FOR RIGHT TO USE MESCAL HELENA, Sept. 21 Whether the Bible la sufficient authority for the use of mescal In religious cere- monials by the Crow Indians Is a charged with possession of nar- jcotice. . federal ' agents found In I his possession a sack containing 56 mescal buttons. Big Sheep explained that he Is a leader of the congregation ot the Native American church and that the decoction from the buttons hi necessary part of the ritual of the church. State and federal laws asy It ia a prohibited narcotic. The Indian appealed from the decision of the district court, citing three scriptural references which he al leged aa his authority for posses sion ot the buttons and use of the liquor made from them. These Include the second verse of Romans XIV, the seventeenth (verse of Revelations II, and the ientire chapter ot Isaiah LIII. i Big Sheep declares that he own ed the 56 mescal buttons before 1923. when the Montana law be came effective and that the liquor prepared by stewing and boiling the buttons was taken only In ac cordance with teachings andQIoc- trlnes or the Bible and for no other purpose. O r For prompt pn service, city or .Wnntry trlpQ phone 44. All Worn Out ? Was Mrs. Hughes Who Yells Her Experience. 6 0 Are you tired all the time; worn out nlch. and dayT Does your j back ache aa If it wgild break 7 : Do Uu suffer dlsxiness, bead- 1 achn, rheumatic twlngea or dls- tressing urinary disorders? You ; have good cause, then, 10 be I lartr.o.l ahnut vntii kirltiAVK tic. 1 aa many oHyour townfolk recom- mend. Use Doan'a Pills a sum- ulsnt diuretic to the kl&es. This I Roseburg eaae la convincing: Mrs. M. a Hughes. S34 Fuller ton St.Qiays: "My kidneys were out of order and I had dull back aches and felt run down. My kid I neys also acted Irregularly but I Doan'a Pills from Chapman's Drug Store soon relieved the trouble and I felt better In every way. 60c at all dealers. Foster-Mil- sura Co, hlfra, Buffalo, N. Y, TOBBr , ; . ?, weLtsoeJ.How DioN J Itew CtT AlONG w I FINE. Pot V StXOOL.TODA? J I ONLV HAD ' loNEP008LEI-y uraiiSTo IttEJtTCOMl BIEOEAL MEETING vatlng S.000.000 cubic meters of n pvpi ivn' 91 i ,ii'e"h nrt ,l10 hlatlng of 1,0(10,- i, ,E,Un.? ' 000 meters of folld rock. The IheVntlarlans of the United States helne w, D8 ,50.000.000 uult. and Canada "to give a deraonstra. ; d ,h , unt , DubUn tion of he devotion of the liberal , ,,.,, M 0.53 pence. The forces of Christianity to their great tran8mlMlon nne, ,,om ,ho power cause ta sounded in-.he announce-ilt (on , Cork ld Dublin wl meat of the Slst biennial session of ... ., i, win he LPLJk?!"'?! to be held In this city October 1315. Chief Justice Taft baa been presi dent of the General Conference since 1815. On the program for the three days- meeting are Dr. 8. Parkes . i Cadman of Brooklyn, N. Y. presl-l"" 'dent of the Federal Council of the ' Churches of Christ In America; Rev. John Heynes Holmes of the Community Church. New York City; Dr. Samuel P. Capeu, Chan - eellor of the University of Buffalo: of Philadelphia; 1'rpf. W. T. WsuRh of McGill University. Montreal; and nan ae scnweima, social worKer Rev. Charles Krancls Potter of the ar in ,he -J,..- ..if. never too "uu'. -Weat Side Unitarian church of ..r. JV1..! ?. JL "51! ,iZ nnnlstrator of the estate and has New Vork Cltv i a, thia nmLhii .h- rw fer. - .1 h :rT -T.h h. ! American Unitarian Association. lng ,,!.! the couree in sec which igave it birth In 1M.S and now u ary education she now feels absorbs ltln areorganUatlon of de-ibetttr , t0 ,0 0er nominations! machinery.. Referring ,dut,eg teMhl.r , . ,,llble .chool" whh asoclatloij her poslllon ine Bail ()led c which began last May lts second .i;hv VB. century of work Chk.f Jwttt Tnft rCnmlng up her views ,f the says that It embodies the best tea-.,.,,,, , Mrg. Haworih tures of both organizations. He ..,.,. ' adds: which the association is taking over from the conference Is the bi ennial tan session ne.u at poims distant from Boston, and detoTd'to discussion of the spiritual alms of our denominational effort. The bl- iuiui tauic L 111 au ci atuif VI iud two bodies. The gathering retains the completely free representative character that baa marked its hls- lory of more than CO years, and Its seii-oirecuon oy me ngni 10 ap- point its own committees of sr- rangemeurs. lis actions, nowever, have a greater significance than 1 before, in that they are binding. 1 in everything- except appropriation of funds, on -the reorganised Amartan TTn I.H.n l..n.l.l. ... ' ' ' whkh It now becomes an official bart I call upon Unftarlana of the nd ,bK,ltti Md ttt,n"d 10 me ,termined after making a survey of the first blenntol conference of the cutry. The hotel com- urX. VJZ?ln,l? hf.nr?,"""1" ' Kftnsas and Florida churches notable In their history.! ,reated tav 1,-iI.hIhiIvo enacl and to give a demonstration of the'We y. ' 5 devotioS of the liberal force, of me"Lth.e "m!.y!.R.r.' I'lL. Christianity to their great cause."! Tho three evening sessions will be devoted to such subjects as the future of Christian liberalism; re-1 !!SLta r'.. !!d.'"!w-M...f ' be discussed under the rhiuthI wub- U-cti "ITnitfirian OnnortunltEH In tho vu rUnt..u' All settled mluisters and two lay dalonaln. fim I'nllnelan church in the Dulled Stales and! fa,.a,ia D atlti,ii , vnti. nrtvi leges at the business session. The Unitarian Mlnisterlnl Union, Alll- n nf Pnii.rion liwn -n.i ui. tarian Laymen's League are co- operating. Cook with gaa. FREE STATE TO Dl'BLI.N. Sept. 23. The elec trical project about to be Inau gurated by the Free Slate on the Hlver Shannon will cost In the partial form aflopted for Its in 1 ception approximately $28,000, 000. ThLi include! an additional 15 pjr cVt of the actual cost an interMt on the capture during tho construction period and the tirnt five yean of the working of the scheme. The extension of the scheme an tho demand (kr the j supply of electricity uTi tin iieu will bring the total coat to more than I35.n00.000. While the proct wa approved in both hnea of parliament it was criticized principally because the contract waa given to the German firm, 8temen-Srhuckert, without competitive bfdding. The government will finance the work out uf loan, but no large one in aa yet contemplated. The expenditure Involved In tho scheme will be met as it arises land for the ftrMt two yearn, it il! HOW DEVELOP POWER OW PBOBLtM VJER.E TnEP-Et? not exceed $5,750,000 yearly. Limerick, through which nil the material will Ito conveyed, espects to greatly benefit from tbe work and It Is estimated that more than 3,000 men, 60U of whom will be semi-skilled, will be employed fo about three yean. Six German engineers, with about 60 Irian asstatant engineer! Will be In charge of the scheme, which will Involve the making of 1 100 miles of emkankmeDts. exca- carried on ateel ma.t. 65 feet high. All partlea knowing themselvea Indebted to S. H. Crouch, are asked to me m na m sememem oi accounts . suy " October 1st. ,..' 8. B. CKOUIH. " - NEARLY THREE SCORE AND ; AND TEN PITTSBURGH TUTOR STILL STUDIES f "PITTSBURGH Sent 23 Mrs. fllL? H.worVh. la a firm b , . .7 Vi I?r"" oa. .". ,1,B.. Ha7r sul,:meiM:n1 '" , j" - fine school, but I don't uniokitiR on the campus. These modem students nave too mwn . . -h .JlLZ" " work to keep them busy, Mrs. Haworth plans to rstlre from clssaroom work next ' year. . , . , wor. sne saia. School supplies tablets, pencils, pens, ink. pen pblnts, l'almer and, note oooa paper, uoya Lrocaer. , 0 kansan finds TWO STATES FULLY REGULATING HOTELS TOPEKA. Kan.. Sept. 23. Hotel hv 'Ual'',,ied ' J solely for that purpose is perform- ln'oaly tw0 a,au,8, Kanui and nd Florida, Phil B. Zimmerman, hotel ',..'. ,' j-.. m, ? ', ix mlme,rmn 1 ..,rviion , J'U. 1 "ffi .T .i?i .hcir'tor" a!,,,h. naUl sSuch functions of the stnte formed by hoards of hesith. i fire marshals, public utliltles com- miKRii ins, wi.inti ou.iruo ur uiuri bodies.' Those Iwfntv states are Mlnne- Isota, Washington, " Wisconsin, Ala- '". South Dakota. Kentucky. uubo- N'braska, Arkansas. New : Mexico, Utah, Oklahoma, Ioa. North Dakota, Tennessee, South Carolina. Montana, inont and Ohio. California, Vcr- An anDronrlation of 140.000 for the cate and education ot crippled children ot the State was made at the recent seon ot the New York Legislature. FRIENDS SAY SHE IS PICTURE OF HEALTH -l cannot rfveTanlar too Unk. ed nl surrendered to the au for It brouKBt bark my health and rtmisil thorltles tor trial, efu evtryihina elr faiil. and orarir Mr. Bano made the lone Journey bone of s'ttiiia well bwOft ror." la (lw from Moscew to Toliio by way of ru-ful iT-t-! cf .Mr. Kami Du.cti pP,n! Bnd shanchal, unrecosfli- -HtoniK-h trouble and rheum.ttam hJ by -the police who hsd souiiht bsni (rxluitllr wokeiili. n..n f..r A .. ' .. . rs. AtUmiciiodlloTT.a.uldn. nln since May, uij. as soon as vrslk without limping, and f-lt uo weak u he entered Tokyo he went at once set out of my chair, filwp w almost oui to the office of his lawyer and of the ounnJnn and I ws nervous, dta f rf-nd, Kesaya Vamasaki, at 8hin cuurMed and dopondent. sakuradacho, Shlba, and later to w ben I Wan taking isniac I w down to 120 Ibn. but I now wolsh 100 snt haven't an ailment la ill world. 1 tola what Tnlc did lit mo four yours w sri4 of his case, to Offvr an apology for since then I have never been without it ll his escape. tho houe. I take a bottle now and Ihfl He asked the procurator to In and everyone says 1 am the picture a chl(p hIn amoni5 Ihe Hoclallsts blu'-'' . t , .. whose trials are to come up soon. What Tsnlac h done for othrrs. It MI ,, rmnilnatlnn at Ihe office of aim do tut you. For side by all good drug J.Pn examination at ihe oince ot auu. Accept no iii.iute. ,the pruraior Mr. Sano gave some of the details of his estspe. He Tanlae Vegetable nil. for oowtlpaUna wrnt from Tokyo to Peking, he made and iwominended by ihe nuuiufM M,() .nd tlyeii ,neI.p , ww.k ,j,ir. turers of Taolac. TAN LAC FPU YO UK HEALTH Zero MMV 04 IT XI 4T kl,.aUaiT L II U 17. jffy t t 11 af L.v I in 1 LIJ III W m 1 I ina) aaaa aT vaw Mill RESIDENCE DURTwED THIS MORB A frame dwelling, lorattil at 1S South Main street, was de stroyed by fire early this morn ing. The cause for the tire Is unexplained, aa the building has been vacant for several days, and neighbors had heard no one in the structure. The fuse plugs had been removed from the switch block, so that electrical wiring could not have been responsible, It Is stated. The flro apparently started on the roof or . In the attic, and burned down. The lire was discovered shortly after 1 a. m., when a dog belonging to a neighbor, began barking and howling and aroused bis owners. The fire department found the blaze to be a stubborn one, and three lines ot hose were run from the pumper under high Pleasure before the fire waa extinguished . Th8 home blon to "' lot M"7 S i s-J?"i- "5' I""' t been located. The build- lug was Insured for 1800 accord- Ing . to James Goodman, ot the firm ot Qulne and Goodman. i ne building naa neen siaua Ing vacant for much of the time in recent months, and had been unoccupied for more than a week. A small amount of furniture had been left In the house, but noth ing of any great value. The structure la a total loss. Ht?at wltl gas. MAN WANTED IN COQUILLE I . ARRESTED IN- THIS CITY ' Douglas Cotton, wanted In Co ouille on a chargo ot lumping a hul nizhl br DeQUtX Sheciff Hod ges. Information was received from Coquille, where it Is claimed Cotton defrauded an lnnaeeper, .-a h, w.. reaueated. OHe was found employed in a local gar age ami was taken Into custody. A t'oos countv officer came to tne city last night and look him bark to that county to answer to the charge. We sell woonsa Dernier the Tailor. Liberty theatre. Ty the yard. 1 doors north -0- PRISOlOFARM BURNS. DltlDOEWATER, Mass., Sept. S3. Inmates of the state prison farm here escaped Injury today when flro destroyed three large barns and four silos. The loss was estimated at 670,000. There was ne disorder. Arundel,. biano tuner, ruone lSt-L FIUIMIII VIMt OS THE KAIHKKS YACHT. ANTWERP, Sept. 33. The for mer Gorman Kalser'a sailing yacht Meteor entered the harbor re cently sailing under the name of Ailee. It is now owned by Mile, llcrrlot of Paris. NOTICe TO HUNTERS. Guide and packer baa saddle and 1 P horses for hire and will guide to good game countw. Address C. B, MeNell, Leland, Oregon. JAPANESE RADICAL RETURNS TO TOKIO TO FACE CHARGE TOKYO. Bept. S3 (AP.) After fleelna from Japan to Russia two years aao. at the time the police of Tokio were arrestlriK larae num bers of so-called radicals. Galea 8a;. former Waseda I'nlvedslty professor and one of the leading aoelallsta of the country, has re- tilK Tokvn Dlnlrlrt Court where he met Procurator Kuroda, In charne Ing which lime he obtained per , mission and credentials for (uter- Ing Hussla. From Peking he pro Cded directly to Moscow, wlih out trouble, and there beram" a ' Plus. vJEU.nHAT IS FINCX 7C H 1 i S3 ANO IHE OTHEa - ' j i " OH. WO, j I TweLVE I ELtVEM VJ6RE All J 0t9, "a 1 OiOMl 00 I 1 iK; student at the Marx-Engels Institute. Mr. Sano declared that be stay ed at the Institute until the end of 1924 helping Professor Lliarnfff, the celebrated Marclan student, publish a collection ot Mane doc trines and economic theories. He was In Moscow at the time ot the death ot Lenin, and waa one ot the tew Japanese attendants at the impressive funeral services. Later he took the chair of Japanese In the language departmenta of sev eral Russian collates. Terminal Beauty Shop, phone 586, DOMESTIC TROUBLES ARE BLAMED FOR THE STABBING OF GIBBS Domestic troubles in the family of Hymaa Huntley, former resi dent of Dtllard. now held In Med tord on charges of manslaughter In connection with the death ot his brother-in-law, J. J. Olbbs. have been of long standing, ac cording to County Judge George K. Qulne, a personal friend of the former resident of this covnty. Judge Quins la taking a personal interest In the case, and baa writ ten Mr. Hunlley, promising him such aid as he is able to give. The county Judge has seen ac quainted with Mr. Huntley for a number of years and speaks very highly ot him. The trouble which led up to the stabbing affray In which Glbbbs was killed, was told to the Judge several weeks ago by Mr. Huntley, who came to Judge Qulne with a request for advice regarding property inter ests. At that time Huntley and his wife were engaged in domestic troubles for which tbe former Dlllard man blamed his brother- in-law. With a separation pend ing Huntley . nought advice on pronerty settlementa, expresaing a desire to safeguard tne money which he haa aaved up by years of hard labor. He was advised by Judge yuine to hare a atralght talk with his wire, and to endeavor to effect a reconciliation with her, and tailing in that to procure a di vorce and have property rights sdjusted in court. Huntley, however, is snegea to have become angered at Olbb'a at tentions to Mrs. Huntley, ana s stabbing affray resulted In which Gibba life waa taken. Tne coro ner's Jury returned a charge ot manslaughter. Cook with 1 PIRATES WITHIN ONE VICTORY OF LEAGUE PENNANT (Aaxrtilnl rrr Uawd Wlra,)' NEW YORK. Sept. 13. Clinch ing of the national league pennant by a victory on their home tieia over Philadelphia was possible tof the Pittsburgh Pirates today aa a result of triumph over Fletcher's Club yesterday 14 to i. While tne senior league leaaers were gaining a bait game on the running up Olanta, tne enainpion Senators In the American league were moving up a full game on the Athletlca as a result of a S to t triumph over the Indiana, Defeat for the Mackmen 1 to 0 at tne hands of Ihe St. Louis Browns In creased Washington's lead to eight and one-half games and, necessitatea tbe Senators wlncia only three ot their 11 remaining (tames to clinch the flag. , The Plratea boosted their ad vantage by throwing out a barrage of 19 hits oft three Quaker hurl ers, two of which were borne runs by Hatea Cnyler. Stanley Coveleskle's twentieth pitching victory of the season, was attended by an Incident which may cripple Washington In the world's series. Stanley Harris, manager IM second baseman ot the champs. suffered an Injury to his throwing hand when he was spiked on the middle finger In sliding to third base. He had to retire from tbe game. Clark Griffith, president of tne Washington club, was doubtful about his chancre ot starling the post season classic. Men's suns cleaned ard pressed. SI SO. Roseburg Cleaners, pbon 472. SHOTGUN USED BY0 OREGON CONVICTS FOUND NEAR SALEM fAtMnrlalrd Ptpm lawt Wire.) 8AI.KM, Ore., Sep:. M.-i-A shot gun Ihst was taken from the ar senal of Ihe atale penitentiary by the esraplng convicts Tom Murray. Kllawortb Kelly and Jamea Wlllos on August 12, at which time an other convict, Oregon Jones, and two prison guards were killed, was found yestordsy cached In the woods nesr the Wlllard school bouse. It waa near the point, about 10 mllea east of Salem, that Classified Sectio:, ", ALL NEW AOJ ON BACK PACE. FOR SALE FRE8H COW FOR BALE. Huntley, Brock way. B. F. FOR SALE Canning peara at the Curtis ranch. Phone 8KL TURKEYS for salefj head, Eu gene Hlxon. Brockway. Box H7. FUR BALE A used Schnlbert piano. Call at French Transfer Co. FOR SALE Angora bucks from Paul, non-shedding sires. W. U. 8. Peer Creek! FOR SALB Three half Persian kittens, 13 60 each. Mrs, U. S. Adams, Elkton, Ore. FOR SALE A Union Jack fjannei middy, navy blue, half price. Lorlene Conlee. Call FtllOlATE Oood" lumber at rea sonable prices. Clare-Morrison 1 Lhr. Co.. located on Rice Creek. FOR bALl rorason aonaey, lines and blocks asi tractor. FL-sti" . , . . 1 1 . 1 . . ' elaaa condition. Priced 1 Terms. Coen Lumber Co. FOR SALE 10 high grade Corre dale and Delaine mixed rams; 10 high grade yearling billies, t. H. Short. Phone 41F3. FOR SALE Big 4-room furnished house, modern. Located on North Jaekaun street Price I2t00. terms. Chaa. Kyes, 826 N, Jack son. ' " FuK kiALkr-Oue t-speed tallle oat-lward motor, nearly new. Oue 18-foot boat In good condl Luu. A bargain if taken at once. Address P. D. Q, News Review. LO()GERS OlPOliTUNiTY It millions fir. 650 thousand pine, some piling. Close to Glendale. Price 61,600; 6700 cash, balance time. See Ott, T33 West Lane, Roseburg. FOR SALE One sr lower Ump- aua's best dairy ranches, near Rvedsport on gocu rcsd. Baiall ; down payment, or email trade, saL same as federal loan. Ad dress "Dairy", care News-Review. tbe three convlcta left the com mandeered laxtcab on the night of tbe escape, and waa where Kelly said the gaa had beea left. Kelly haa stuadfaatly maintained that 'the gun waa not loaded when he took it front the arsenal and waa not loaded afterwards, but one loaded shell waa In the gun when It waa found yesterday. This fact Is eipected to be of considerable aid to the prosecution when the convicts come up for trial, ine ahotgun was carried by Kelly. , . . o Men's suits cleaned and pressed, II 60. Boseburi Cleaners, phons 471. - An increase In the school day to six hours or longer haa been made In a number of places In Massa chusetts In order to give time for the necessary school subjects ana for supervised study during school hours. - ' Notice of sal -t Kovernm-tn; ll-n a.r, ilenrral Land utile. Washliu; ton. IX C Aug. is, noU-w is hereby given that subject to th conditions snd llmltatL-n of the arts TO Jun. , IMS (IMIUt, IS, February (, 1111 (to btkt.. 117 I.IU.I nrt J ii lift 4. 1920 (41 HtftL punuant to dvpurtm rUa.1 regii.tiQ llOtMJ OI April 1. UV la. kJ. th timbasr on m luiiuwitiK iinai will b Buld October I, at 10 o'clAL'k 4V. m. mi publte auction at thT n1tI 8tata land ui:u. at Uoaaburc. Orocon. to tha h In tieat blddar at not ) than the apprata d valua aa ihown by thla notlca. a la to b aubjact to tha approval ot ti Racratary of tha Interior. The purchaae price, with an additional ium ol ona-flrth ot una per tent thereof, being cominiloiia allnwrd. Diuat be drpnaltx.d at tune of eale, oionry to be rrQued If aale la n antirovra, Dthi TH pHtent will la- sue for th tlmhor, which must tu. r,..OTe1 within tn year, llhl wig b recelve.1 trom cltlxens of th United Utalos, MO-tullon of such eltlsons and corporations orannUed unar th laws of th United tunics, or any atata, territory, or district thereof only. I'pon application of a qualified purchaser, th timber on any legal subdivision will be of fered separately before being In cluded In any offer of a larger unit. T 16 H.. R. W, 80. J5. NK14 NK14, fir U3I) M., T. ll H., K. 4 W., Sec. S, HK'4 NK'4. fir IH0 M., cednr -ib M none of the timber on thean sections to b sold tor less thsn li . per M. T. IS H.. It. 11 W dec. 11. 1 lot I. fir 800 M , lot 7. fir i M none of the timber on thla section to be old for ltisa tlian I'J 0 oer al. T. ' 2 H., It. I W., Hec. at. HK NK'i, WW it NK'a, fir 311 M. NKM. Ilr tv M., none oi uiei.wnner on1 this section to be sold for lens than 11.25 per M. T. 1 .. It. 2 W., Sec. .1, N'K'4 ', fir UliO M, cedar til M., Hi:1 Hl(, fir Til M , ceclnr 20 M , HW'4 KV.'i, fir i0 U , rednr 10 M., none of the timber on this sec tion to be sold for less than 11.76 per M. for ths fir snd 11 per M. for th! cedar T. IS 8., It. 7 W., BW, 1. NWS MWU. fir I7.1S M.. non of ths timber on this section to be sold for leas than 11 per M. ThoS. C llvll, A'tlog t'onimlaslonT. BfWINNERti FOR BALK Three awl psps.4 . Police, Collie, 66 each. Ph-vS ma. ,v ! ' FOR MALE Boy's suit, a : brown, nil wool suit, for a H'or - 13-year-old buy, Norfolk ifyie, ' with two pair of knlckur trpnaera. Price 610. Call 472, or see burg Cleaners. r-" vHH WANTS) WOOD 8AW1NO vwted. T)ae 497. Roaeburg Apis. - WANTCD-Un ,ple pack(lll'VJ ' two sorters. Phone I2F2. CCliea Valley. . , . ZZZ M EN WANTED By , 8tT "ar Bridge Compaay at 1 C(e Orova, Ore. , : . V WANf 'RD-Yo rent -roora fu3lsb ed apartment. Address A- W., care News-Review. WANTED Plain sewing at.' my home. Seasonable, 464 tHrwltr : . . ANTED Housekeeper for-fami tv nf . J o. Umi.HbMnM 17 c! Address Houaegeeper, care News-Review. WANTED TO BUY MLk-eowa, Also farm machinery. - Phone 42F3. J. D. Vedder, Box 101. ' f FOR RENT FOR RENT Piano, Phone 81 F8. Mra. Chaa Brand. . FOR RENT Two t room ajrt ments at 246 a.,Parrott SI... . PIANO for rent WlLEY B. ACTjEN C022S N. Jackson 8t PhonvSOI. FOR RENT Three olhce rooms. Best locitlon In tho ciiT.'uM 66. . FOR RENT 2 trout roonj' fur ntihud apartments. 144 8v Jack son. FOR RENT Desirable sevehfjoai sous miiu ; avage wejs sa, Phone 437J. - ... FOR" SENT 3 well fnrnChe3 rooms, with bath, hot water all the time. $20 per mo. (14 Cobb St, FOR RENT Furnished t-nosa apartment, beat, electric taage. Adulta only. 420 N. Jackson. Apt 4, after 3 o'clock. . : FOR RENT Close In. high grade, modern apartment, fire rooms . and sleeping porch, anfumiaaes. -Call 460. FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room, with or without board. Price (reasonable. Near the roundhouse. Call at 703 Fullertoa St. , i. FOR RENT lirce. comfortable. heated rooms in private some. tdies rnl. For further infor mation phone 171 mornings or evenings, or 171 , during office hours. ' i i FOR RErT Two new bungalows' " strictly modern five rooms oak floors throughout 1131-1135 North 3rjl St. Close to Benson school. Also a close In (-room apartment. Call 480. r: MI3CXUAKSOU3 CAR OWNER Don't forget tg all IU when la need ol sets parts. Barft's Auto Wrecking House. ' 3TRAV8 One bay mare, one gray mare, taken up at my place t miles northeaat city. Owner hereby notified to come after these mares, pay charges and pasturage, g. M. Wood. WtUTTAKE good-car or small amount ot cash as first payment on t-R. bouse and large ioL Close In, or will lease foe long time. Addross V, cure News-Review. , . - , Oeaneat taS numpatjt Common Vetch IN OREGON .- 5c per pound ... Also JlungaruO Vetch and Gray Oats. Enquire for prices on large lots. ' , J. E. HATFIELD Dlxsnvllls, 'Phone 3F1. V,, Chas. S. McElhinny "The Widow's Frisnd" Oregon Life 248 North Jackson 1 Overcoats ;; Have you had yours looked over for Uisiaut wear? Better soe If the moths are la, 1L We'll tlx It for you; ' ' ! Oitf Auto win cn Phent 177 , 1 aaiasaajaasasassaaaaaai .XTZP'ZB&BSCKSXSSSt&&PBKBKKBU