ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. 1925.
NO SPECIALS
BUT
See U Frt W Can Save You Money
Stock Salt, 50 lbs. .............45c
Flour, 49 lbs. $2.05
No. 1 Spuds, 100 lbs. .... . . . .$3.00
Rye Grass, per lb. . ." .7c
Cheat Seed, per lb. ......... . .IVzc
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE f
ROSCIURQ OAKLAND gj
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M4AmfsI'TIlWil
JOB OF NUMBERING
HIGHWAYS IS DONE
(tmlilid rras Uurd Win.)
WASHINGTON. Sept. 26. Num
bering of, the highways of the
United States was completed by
sub-committee of the jo'nt board of
the American Association of State
highways officials and United
Slates officers of the public road
here late yesterday. The joint
board was appointed by ecretary
of Agriculture Jardlne. The num
bers Include:
10 Chicago, Seattle.
10 Boston, Chicago, Yellow
stone. Portland. .
99 Blaine, Wash., Seattle.
Olympia, Portland. Salem, Ashland.
Redding, Sacramento, Fresno. Bak
ersfield, Los Angeles, El Centra to
Mexican border.
101 Port Angeles-Astoria, etc
along Pacific coast to San Francis
co, Santa Barbara Los Angeles
San Diego to Mexican line at Tta
Juana.
Men's suits cleaned ana pressed,
$1.60. Roseburg Cleaners, phons
472.
EXCESS RESERVE CLIMBS.
,..!; T . . I
(AmUtnl rra Ui War,)
NEW YORK. 8epL 5. The ac-1
tual condition of clearing house
banks and trust companies, week
shows excess reserve of $19,228,- 1
740. this Is an Increase of 134.903.-.
7A " - .1 .Ith la., whan !
j. s. Mcdonald
Electrio Wiring and. Service
Roseburg, Or.
Phone E56-J 113 W. Douglas St
HOUSE PAINT
$2.40 per Gallon
' Denn-Gerretsen Co. .
WHEN IN ROSEBURG
STOP AT
Hotel Umpqua
rtcam
KIDS
I Just notice this I
TH AtT vrfe won't Huar I
THE ToNt OR. FABRIC I
OP VOUa, SHR.T ... i
You don't like the lam.--dry
to take the color
out of your shirt, do you?
You don't like your collar
to come back looking like
a hacksaw either. We
would advise you. In such
an event that you send
your laundry here. Tak
ing good ca.-e of our cus
tomer's clothes la our con
slant nobby.
Roseburg Steam
Laundry
PHONB 7
MP
We have Just equipped oar
shop and are prepared to han
dle all kinds of repair, elec
tric service especially. W
are here to give salisfsctlon.
AL YOUNO IN CHARGE
SOUTH END
Service Co.
.
ITALIAN FLIER IS
4) GREETED IN JAPAN
'
(AaocUtal Fna Uuri Win.) 4
TOKYO, 6ept 28. Com-
mander Francesco de Plnedo,
Italian flying ace. completed
nls Rome to Tokyo flight this
afternoon, arriving at the Kas-
umigaura air station near here
at 3:52 o'clock. He waa wel-
4 corned by naval and military
official!.
a deficit In reserve of 115,674,630
waa reported.
ANOTHER LOST WORLD
Discussed at the Baptist church
Sunday night at 7:30 by Rev. 1L L.
CaldwelL Worth hearing.
Terminal Beauty Shop, phone S8.
SHIP WIXM CillKAT BATTI.K.
tlwctatd Pnm Wir. )
WASHINGTON. Sept. 2. The
MacMillan Arctic ship Uowdoln
haa put in at Jack Lane's bay.
'north of Hopedale, Labrador, af-
. ter the hariiCt battle of Its
career, having braved storms
eyery me fl( ju wav from Grecn.
land.
p e, '
They aatisfy clean, pure and
wholesome. Eat our chocolate.
Lloyd Crocker.
"
TUNNEY GIVES MADDEN K. O.
(AMociatMt rmi Uvd Wlr..)
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. Sept. 26.
! Gene Tunney, New York neavy-
' weight, knocked out Bartley Mad
den, heavyweight trial horse, In
the third round of a scheduled 10
round bout here last night.
I Tunney weighed 186 pounds and
! Madden 189.
.We sell wooiene
Bernler the Tailor.
Liberty theatre.
vy the yard.
2 door north
WEAK.RUH DOWN
NERVOUS.DIZZY
Mrs. Le Suffered From All
These Troubles, but Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Made Her Well
Terre Haute, Indiana. "I wa weak
and run-down and in such a nervous
condition that I
eould hardly domy
work. I was tired
all the time and
dixxy.had no appe
tite and could not
sleep! tried differ
ent medicines for
a year but they did
not help me. Then
I j al)
Pinkham's Vega.
table Compoufw i
m the newspapers and bad me take it.
I regained my strength and never felt
better in my life. It completely re
stored me to health. I had practi-
mII tw, .iiff-Arini .Km wnv KoV, Vw.
, w - L : J ,
was i bom and he ta very atrong -and
neauny. i anowtnai uic i vegeiaoie
Compound ia the best medicine a wo
iQb can take before and after child
birth for health and strengh. I would
be willing- to answer letters from wo
I men asking about the Vegetable Com
pound. " Mrs. Wm. J. Lee, Route
I E, Box 648, Terra Haute, Indiana.
. ,. -, -fj. , . . .
llUthee trouCfea mahaM iot j
For sale by druggists everywhere."
TUBBY
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A ( W0eR,VW OlOK)TKEE(! ff KEEP V00R DUE V - AtoHru. 51.
(,) ttyre pbomise - vov jFiivRFAai; rCp. I A MOVIM -VOO
sajo you dcimmc half (- . .a V" J?K, I OLt niCHTWAOl
. OFYOun 4eLlY 8EAN 0 Id - GO OH, VJHA.DDA nfcfXl I MltHT CATCH OP
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TO
' FORM DISTRICT
Will Join Umpqua Highway
Super District if Given
Guarantee for Fixed
Amount of Work.
npatHotlt. nt fiml.H lllva, e.tmu
.15 tr,in uwn,.i,v ft.rlm, .i i
a meeting of the Smith River Road I met Smith. Squire Lane. Wni.
association, voted in favor of or- Ualley and Peter Cowan,
ganisation of a road Improvement "er the road matter had been
district including all area in the 1 discussed from all angles, the mem
Umpqua watershed, says the Port i hers present heard a few remarks
I Vmpqua Courier. For the purpose .
: of financing such a proposition, the
sum of $150 was subscribed at the
i meeting and turned over to Em
met Smith, who was elected treas
urer. .
As an alternative to formation of
a road district including the entire
Smith River watershed, the associ
ation, represented by a committee
of not less thai five, voted to meet
with the prime-movers on the
Umnoua Highway Improvement
district project, for the purpose of
arriving at some agreement as to
steps toward construction of a
road up Smith river. It was the
sense of the meeting that coopera
tion with the I'mpqua highway
improvement district whereby
bona fide assurance of road con
struction on Smith rivet- within a
reasonable length of time could be
received, would be preferable to
direct opposition to the I'mpqua
highway Improvement program.
However, It was the sense of the
meeting if such cooperation of ' a
dependable nature is not forthcom
ing, that the only alternative in
order to protect the community In
terests would be to form an
im-!
the
provement district Including
entire Smith river watershed.
Exceptioi ia taken by the rest j
denta of smitn river io ine laci oeiwreo m cumai-iv wm ...
that the proposed I'mpqua high-1 Calapoola river east of town; to con-j
way Improvement district takes in , nect with the water main at the city j
It section of the Smith river wa-1 llmita. Work on this system will
tershed, all timbered land, and : probably be Btarted during the eom
leaves off but 15 sections. The lug week, and Mr. Kern promises
residents there claim that such to have it completed within one
procedure is not fair Inasmuch as' hundred duys, and he assured the
it will take all money raised by a I council Saturday evening that so
millage tax In the district for f" possible, loe labor would
three years employed on thir work. It Is
Possibility of having market! probable that the necessary head
road money diverted to the Smith , the dam will first be in
rWer route In the evont the district stalled in order to .void Interfer
Jolna in the Umpqua highway lin-i" by flood water, during the
.imii.r in rainy season now approaching.
Iiiuimru, , -
the bssis of cooperation at Loon
Lake, was brought up by Karl R.
Stone. This proposal did not ap
peal to the Smith river roads
boosters, in view of the fact that
oosiers, in vie-
apparently, as exp.a...eu
Mia
voteo in miuage u uu
of any sort.
L. A. Blackwell, president of the,.
Smith River roaa associauon.
which wa. organized several
months ago, presided at the Wed-
nesuay meeiina. 11. i. '"-i tendent of water, to pav five years
ported for a committee consisting I dpnqnPDt taxes on the property
of J. R. Ualley, Squire Lane andjup,, bring ,u , eabuah his title
himself. He referred to the map ( lo the land and Improvements. Le
of the projected I'mpqua highway ; Kal conncatlons were adluste.1
Improvement district and showed ; lnreo Wrpa mfo; hcn Mr. ' Mil-
where according to the scheme,
sections on the Smith river aier -
shed on which are neavy nmDeri
holdings, would be Included in the
district. He pointed out that 15
sections, property or rancners,
were left off. in substance, he re -
ported that If the I'mpqua hlRhwavQUice ft Oreutt, well known Itoso-
Improvement plan goes through burg attorneys, and during Its pro
Smith river, so far as a road along ! gress all preparations looking to
Ita shores is concerned, would be
"high and dry" without prospects
of such development for several
rears. He proposed formation of a
Smith river Improvement district
Including the entire watershed of
that river.
As an alternative, he proposed
that Smith river Join in the I'mp
qua Improvement District if guar
anteed a set program."! road work
by the county court urfhe highway
commission.
Karl R. Stone Informed tne mem-
bers present that ne nau aone nis
my nusDand .saw i best to bring rteeuspori men, es
theadforLydiaE. pecially Jos. Lyons, one of the
leaders, to the meeting. Mo anvis
ed that Mr. Lyons. had recommend
ed appointment of a committee to
meet with himself and Mr. Hub-
i Daru at wnirn ne ien sure . -
worKea ouu
a motion . to the effect that
; gm,h rvr form 0Kn ,,,,,.,..
ment illstrlrt was made by Burt
Kobeits and seconded by Oscar
Hanson.
A motion waa passed providing
that members .willing to sign up
lor that purpose be assessed ff.00
e-(; mi- ma JUIflU" HI
Kmmet Smith was elected tre.sur-
I
After that ors-anlsa'lon work, the
meeting decided to authorize the
chair to appoint a committee of
five to meet with the prime-mover
on- the I'mpqua highway im
provement district project. Karl
Stone was to arrange (or the meet
ing, planned for Thursday, if pos
sible. Members of that committee
are Dave Roberts, Jim Smith, H. T.
Lewis. J. It Ualley and Harry
Marks.
It was decided that a eonimlttee
of between S and lv meet with the
county court at the October ses
sion to get underway preliminary
work for organization of an im
provement district in the Smith
rner watershed. Those appointed
to represent the organization are
H. T. Lewis, Kalpb Westenhlser,
J. R. Pail.y, Have Roberts and U
A. Blackwell. rive others may also
attend. They are Ray Palley. Km
from Karl Stone relative to tne
proposeo inauguration ui . i
loweat cheese factory branch here.
Dinner at the Smith river road
association road meeting was serv
ed by the following ladles: Mrs.
Have Roberts, Mrs. Ernest Koepke,
Mrs. Grover Andrews, Mrs. Ralph
Pyrin, Mra. Glen Noel. Mrs. A. E.
Jones, Mrs. Dunne Peck, Mrs. Ed
Haskell. Mrs. Win. Wroe, Mrs. L.
A. Blackwell. Mra. Henry Marks
and Mrs. Harold T. Lewis.
For prompt taxi service. e!ty or
country trips. Phone 44.
SUTHERLIN WILL
HAVE GOOD WATER
SUPPLY SYSTEM
After milling alor.g for fifteen
years on a "now you have it and
now you don't water supply, Buthor
lin is to have a real water system,
says the Sutherlln Sun. Not ouly
this, but the water will come from
a pure mountain stream and
there'll be plenty of It.
This waa assured last Saturday
evening when the city council
: awarded to A. D. Kern, of Portland,
ia contract for installing seven and
a half miles of eight-inch steel pipe I
. Mr l In.lall thl. avftem.
clttxcns of Sutherlln last spring vot
ed a bond Issue of 36U.0U0. After
the bonds were voted, complica
tions arose regarding the city
right to appropriate one huntlred
, thousand gallons of water dally
IM (he Caapoula rtvc,. ,. ,,,
dam T)e concrete aam ,nii )a(
...... .. i .1..
.h.rii.rt fmm ih. J
p , ue Co nd , oner t(J r,tgb.
gll , waer ,t was arrr,nrT
or Wllliam MiK-am. city superln-
iCham received a certificate of lll
ito the property, which a few days
Iatl.r , purchased from Nr. Allt
cnam Dy the pity nf Sutherlln.
1 This- legal! procedure, which re
quired some time, was conducted
n a most satisfactory manner by
installing the water pipe line were
temporarily held up. All obstacles
effcensV the city' right to divert
the water at the dam now being
! removed. It is neccsary that the
i work will proceed without further
I delay,
NOTICE TO HUNTERS
Guide and packer hns saddle and
pack horses for hire and will guide
I to grmd game country. Address C,
k. McNeil. Lcland. Orexon,
SANDE'8 8I8TER TO
CROWN THE WINNER
(UWri Invd (Hi.)
LKM. Ore., Sept. 2ti. Miss
Eva Sande of this rlee. a sister
or Kare Sande, world's premier
ijorkey. nas Deen selected i,y tne
Oregon State Kalr board tu place
the floral wreath on the winning
horse In the Governor Pierce derby
at the stalo fair race next Wed
nesday. Miss Huncle Is a ilauxhter
of Mr. and Mis. John C. Sande of
Salem.
NOTICE TO GAS XONSUMERS
Gas will be shut off Sunday.
Sept. 27, between the' hour of 2
and 4 p. m., because of necessary
repairs.
SDI'TITFRV DHOEON flAS Co.
Some time ago Mayor George E.
Horn-It met with the atate highway
commission, and made a. request
that Roseburg be furnished with a
number of signs directing motorists
to the Pacific highway. Although
the highway is plainly routed
through town, yet many people
stray off onto side streets and are
unable to find their way back to
the highway without going to the
trouble of asking for directions.
The mayor advocated the placlLg
of signs on a number of the side
streets so that motorist would
have Yo trouble in locating the
main thoroughfare. His plan met
with a hearty approval and the
commission agreed to furnish the
signs. The city had agreed to in
stall them, but the highway depart
ment was so well pleased that they
not only furnished the signs but
placed them as well, following B
conference with the mayor regard
ing proper locatlona. Roseburg la
now the only city In the state
where such signs are in use, but
the plan haa met with so much
favor that It is expected that mark
era will be put in other cities at
once.
Cook with gas.'
NEW LOCATION TO BE
ESTABLISHED FOR THE '
REED6PORT CAP ROAD
Arrival In Keednpnrt th first of
ttiH week of two additional govern
ment engineers developed tho fact
that a Burvey of a water-edge
route for the Umpqua highway from
the dyke to Reexport haa beet,
ordered, .says the Port Umpqua
Courier. The purpose of the sur
vey is to determine whether the
alignment of the road can be
,..-,-,. . ... mo or
cost of construction, aaya the Port
Umpqua Courier.
Knglneer Jackson, recently from
the IT. S. reclamation aervice, and
Knglneer Zimmermann-, recently
employed by the Ladd estate of
oriland, are the new government
nieut here.
One of the englneera is super
vising the work of graveling the
highway. Thia work, being done
by the Umpqua Gravel conwpany of
Heedsport. Fine progress ia being
made. Au average of 100 yards of
material la distributed daily and it
expected within a short time to
double that production.
When work start on the section
from the dyke to the slaughter
house, engineers pointed out travel
will necessarily be atopped on the
road. They have made the sugges
tion that provisions be made for
ferrying from lleedsnort to the
dyke. It Is desirable to have win
ter travel on the newly graveled
rose, luey espiaineo.
School supplies tablets, pencils,
pep, Ink. pen points. Palmer and
note book paper, Llojd Crocker,
AMKItK'AN HrlSClKD.
I4.url.l-J pra. Ummi Wlr..)
PKKING, Sept. 26. Dr. Harvey
J. Howard nf the Korkefeller hos
pital, Peking, kidnaped by ban
dits In July, has been rescued.
Dr. Howard, a specialist In eye
diseases, was captured by Chinese
brigands while visltjng the ranch
or Morgan Palmer, another Ameri
can, on the Sungarl river, in Man
churia. Mr. Palmer wa killed In
the fight with the brigands.
Mr. Palmer's mother. Dr. How.
ant's son, and Herald Baldwin, for
merly of Derby, Conn., and his wife
and child escaped.
pr. Howard Is a native of
Chtirchvllle, N. Y.. and studied
imiUdne in the University of Mich-
Ig.'V His mother reside In Los
Angeles, as does a brother, Horace.
All parties k4Q.ng themselves
Inch bled to S. II. Crouch, are asked
to come In and make settlement of
their accounts a I close my book
on October let.
8. B. CROUCH.
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t LODGE DIRECTORY
Lur.l Chapter No. (1, R. A. M.
Meets every third Tuesday of
each month In Masonic Temple.
All members requested to attend
and visiting companion wel
come, v
A. A. WILDER, High PrlesL
W. F. HARRIS. Secretary.
Knight of Pytm, Alpha Lodgl
No. 47. Meet every Wed nee !
day In Knights of Pytblas hall I
130 Rose street. Visitors always
welcomed.
BAM CHRISTENSQN. C. C.
ROY O. YOUNQ. M. F.
R E. WIMBBLY. K. B .
Strategy.
L O. . r. FfcMetariaa Laag N
I Meets ta fXsa Kltowi M
pi every Frlaay mnmg. Visit
lag aretaera are always, wal
come.
C.F.' CRAMER, N.O.
A. J. OEDDEiaJ. Res. let.
J. a BAILBT. Ma. Bee.
0. . . Koeeour Caapter He. S.
Bold taetr regular meetiai
oa the Brat as third Thursdays
ta waa meats. All aojourala
bretbtrs aad sister art respect
folly Invited to attend.
CORA B. SINGLETON, W. 1L
fROTI JOHNRON. Heeratar
Uniea kneampment, N. a. I, O. O
s.-HHtl ta Odd Fellows Ten
' pi oa In aad 4th Wednesday!
of each month. Visiting Pair
archs always welcome.
FRED MILLER. C. P.
W. F WBTBERBLU RerlM
L F. A. U ksurw leCee Nft
IS. Kegalag eomaianlcatlonl
tecond aad toarta Wednesdays
each awata. at Masonic Tempi
Roseburg. Or. Vial tore wei
M. & HAMM, W. M.
W. r. BAKJUS. Sao.
Osastqu Kiaa No. Meet tni
and 4th Monday of each month,
Address P. O. Boa s85, Boa
bura. Oreavm
ROSEBUKO LODGE NO. 1031 L
O. a M. Meet every Wednesaaj
BlctaL afooe HaU. 143 N. Jack.
so 8L Ctab room pa t;tO U
It p. m. Vlsltlaa arotaerf vel
W. A. BOOARO, WoUtor. -H.
O. PAROBTER, Secretary,
JNO. M. THBONB. Treaauret.
United retx.rnoo of Caraentert
and Jelntera ev Aasenea
Meets at 471 . Mala second god
fourth Tuesday evening of
each mo to. All earpenter w.
corned.
T. T. HOLatlo, Kao. Bee,
EMERY COLB,
Melghker a sWeoacran. Mia
CI rate Ne. Meets am nta
aa third atsodar evening, la
K. of P. balL Vlsltlas alsabait
IsMted to attend.
ALV1A WrrHKRELL. O. M.
MAROaJUIT WH1TKSTT. Ctarfc
tag Me, neaeourf ATI. ateexa IS
at sues bee bbH, m osm atraes.
oa second aad fourth Weds
da eveaJBaa at each SB oath. Bt
I o'clock. Vlsltlaa brathera ta
good staedlot alwavs welcoat
GLENN WOODRUPP. W. P.
'THEO. W. ALTHAUS. W. P.
B. r. OOODaJAN. ge.
tO0. T. at. MMta sacs seoono
and fourth Thursday of eac
month, la MCut? hall.
aer Cass and Pin at'eats. Via
Itlaa Kakbts always wel coma
U a OOODMAN, lm.
O. W ttyiPP. f. By -n
S. A. O. t. W, Maeseuia R
ylw No. HBolds regalai
meeting oa seoood and fourU
Thursdays a' 7:10 p. m. Visit
tag sisters Invited to attend r
views, llaccab baU, Pine aai
Cass streets.
CLARA BONEBRAKB, Com. .
- JBSHI8 RAPP. Col.
sveedmsn M Ui weria, csmp Ne
12S Meet la the Odd r.Uowl
Ball la Rosebori every first
and third Monday evenings. VI
ttlng neighbor always welcoma
JOHN DELL HESS, C 0.
M. M. MILLER. Clark.
Ressburf ReBsksli Lodge No, 4t
I. O. O. P. Meet la Odd Fel
lows Temple every week oa
Tuesday evening. Vlaltlni
member ta good steading ar
cordially Invited to attend.
ANNA WICKHAM. N. O.
GERTRUDE HATFIELD, it &
EMMA LENOX, F. 8.
ut.it.o Artisan meets In Mao
Cabe ball first and third Thurs
days. Visiting members al
ways welcome.
MAY PINGEL. M. A.
mildrbd Mcculloch. Troas
BBLLB STEPHEN SON. 8c
L P. O. Biks. ftOMDurg Losa
No. S 24. Hold regular coaima
aloatlons at the Elk' Temple o
each Thursday of ovary month,
All members requested to a
tend regularly, snd all vlsltlm
rothors ar oordlallf Invited ta
attend.
, I. O. DAY, Jr., E. R.
J. T. OOODMAN. Secretary
Pythian Bistsrs, Ump,j Tswipt
Ns. 4 Meets the second anl
fourth Monday evenings of eac I
month, at the .K. of P. ball VI
nor always welcome.
MARTHA CHRI8TEN8EN, M EG
EVA MARKS. M. pf R. C
MAY E. PARKER. M. of F.
PROFEBtlONAL CARDS
r"'?1 Vntal
DR. M. A PLTLBbV-OblMpraetiM
physician. 111 W. Lata It
I Havs You Attended the
REVIVAL SERVICES
j At (he Big Tent?
MAV8E I: NOW
KINDLY TO YOOGUTTLE
friend vondeb, he'd
Divide his cmoov
VOITV4 WOO
Y
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Classified
ALL NEW AOS ON
FOR SALE
FOR BALE Oak
cook wood.
Phone 1VF12.
FOR' BALE (-room house. Call
153 Cobb St.
FOR SALE Canning years at the
CurUa ranch. Phone 8r'4.
TURKEYS for sale. SO headT Eu
gene Hixon, Brockway. Box 147.
FOR RENT New S-roora bunga
low, modern, 35. Call 460.
A WOMAN to do housework. Ap
ply Douglas Grill after 6 p. m.
GOOD LOTS For sale, reasonable,
by owner. Call 122 First Ave., N.
FOR SALE A used Schulbert
piano. Call at French Traasfur
Co.
FOR SALE Drj second growth
fir wood, 13 tier delivered. Phone
Phone 14HI.
8ALWAY PEACHES Ready at O.
O. Rogers, Looking Glass. Phone
18F36.
FOR SALE Three halt Persian
kittens. 12.50 each., Mrs. 11. 8.
dams, Elkton, Or.
FOR 8ALE A few choice Rhode
. Islsud Red cockerels for breed
ing purpose. Phone 58-Y.
PGR SALE 2 coyote hounds.
three years old; 4 bloodhound
Pups. W. U. Jones, Elkton.
PoU SALE Old growth fir and
eooud growth iir block - wood.
Phone 42F14. French Nichols.
WAGON Si John Deere, nearly
new, extia heavy built. For sale
or exchange for wood. Call 460,
FORDSON tractor for aale; good
working condition- See at Kleck-
er Amort Co. Korth Jackwin St.
FOR SALE Good lumber at rea
sonable prices. Clare-Morrison
-Lbr. Co, located on Race Creek.
FOR BALE Chester White
also 11 shoals, weight about SO
lbs. ea. A. H. Church, Camas Val-
ley.
FOR SALE About one hundred
head mixed goala. Wanted to
buy shearing machine. C. 8.
Dyar, Roseburg. Phone 42F25.
HUDSON'
SPEEDSTER Fully
equipped, splendid condition, at
a bargain. Might take trade In.
Terms. Phone270-L. or 694-R.
FOR RaXe Choice 'iofon-Ban-on
bi-ach, l(Wxln5. -Joins Queen
Anne property. Nothing more se
lective on th beach, (1500 cash.
Addreaa Ed. Bmalley, Powers,
Ore.
FOR BALE Boy's suit, a $25
. brown, sll wool suit, for a 11 or
13-year-old boy, Norfolk style,
with two pair of k nicker trousers.
Price 110. Call 472, or see Rose
burg Cleaners.
FOR SALE Cheap or exchange
for rough lumber, Fordson don
key, complete with lines and
block. Fordson tractor, one Si
John Deere wagon, one Zk ton
Packard truck and trailer, one
heavy logging wagon, one steel
wsgou Call 460.
Notlr. of sal. -.t governm-iit thn
b.r, O.nsrsl Land Offlca, Wsshlus
ton. D, C, Aug. is, Notice Is
hereny given that subjei-t to In
conillllons and limitations of th
ants of Jun. , 191 till Hiat., 21H,
L'.k.,,.... nm lata in lis.. iitav
and Juno 4, 1920 (41 Httxl.. 768), and
puriuant to depart mnts.1 regula
tion. Of Anril H. 1924 (50 U V. 37S)
the timber on thtj fulluwlnc Unda
will ba auld Ocluber ft. ltii. at 10
o'clock a. m. at public auction at
tha United Stataa land offlc at
Roaaburc. Oregon, to tha hlsheal
Diddar at not iaa man tne appraia
d valua aa ahown by thla notlca.
ala to ba aubjtjct to tha approval
of tha Hacretary of tha Intertur. Tha
purchasa price, with an additional
iim of one-fifth of one per cent
thereof, being commlaalona allAfd,
muit ba depoaltfd time ofAle,
money to be returned It eale la not
approved, olherwlaa patent will la
auo for the timber, which muit be
removed within ten year a. lit da will
be received from cttlxrna of the
United Htatea. aao?latlGna of auch
eltliena and corporation omnnUed
under tbe lawa or tne Unllea Htatea.
or any atate. territory, or district
thereof only. Upon application of a
quail ilea purcnaeer, tne limner on
any level aupdlvlalnn will ba Of
fered aeoaratelv before belnar In
eluded In any offer of a larcer
unit. T. la H . H. W.. Beo. 15, NK'4
NKU. fir 1U0 M.. T. 18 H.. It, W'
H-c. t. HK KBU, fir SfiO M.. cedar
46 M none of the timber on theae
eertlnna to he eold fur l-aa than fz
per M. T Zl H 11. 13 W., Hec ZS,
lot . fir loo M , lot 7, fir fO M none
of the timber on thla awtlon to be
old for leaa than S2.&0 per M. T.
H il w r- 31 NK'4 x-
f. w NU'U KKU. fir Tl ?
KW!4 NK'4,
(lr m M, VKUA'K.M.
nons of thn tlmlaw on
r M0 M . rimv
this sei'tlon tn I), sold tor Iph tlmn
11.25 p.-r M. T. 14 H , It I W.. Mee.
1, HK'A HW'4, fir 120.) M., c.iiHr 41)
St., HK'4 HW'i, fir 7H0 M., c.dsr 20
M., tiW'i HV.'i. fir Sf0 M., cril.ir 20
M., none of th. timber on this sec
tlon.to he sold for If., than 11.75
per M. for the fir snd It ptr M. for
th. r.d.r. T. I B. It. 7 W., Hc. 1,
NW KVi. fir 171.0 at., non. of th.
timber on this sertlon to b. sold tor
1... than $3 per M. Thus, C llavel
Artlng t'ommlnlonpr.
By WINNER
SPOKE
TO -WES COT A
Hat IM Mlt POCKET
AW'ASIOWCAS HE
KtEPS A MOVl'
THE CAMfN Deri's;
OUT
Sectio:
BACK PACE.
FOR SALE Oak block wood
$3 50; old growth fir St a,
livered. Phone Ueiro SHara,
write Carl Becker. Uelrea.
Bt -
(Oil SALE Houae and tits acres
in Sutherlln. Oregon.WU ssert.
flee for cash sale. Mrs. Sarah '
Smith, 40T Ith St., 8Iotix City,
Iowa. '
FOR SALE Holateln cowa. hei
ers sad yearling bull; -Fvrdsoa :
tractor, plow, dlac 'snfl other
farm machinery; also bay, 100
acre farm for lease. O. A. Rows,
on highway one mil north ol
Wilbur.
WANTED
WOOD 8AWINO wanted.
Pboa
.91, noseourg Apis. .
WANTED By Standard
Bridge Company at , , Cottaf.
Grove, Ore. ,i , ;
WANTED Plain sewing at my :
home. Reasonable. 444 Fowler "
SL - .'
WANTED Housekeeper for f amp ;
ly of 2. Address Hoasekeepsr,
ear. News-Review. -
WANTED Experienced waitress
to work I to 4 days per wa. In-'
quire Douglas OrilL
for Rsrr
FOR RENT Piano.
Mrs. Chss Brand.
Phono sirs. :
FOR RENT Two h. k. rooms in :
private home. 844 8. Jackson. ,
FOR RENT Two 2 room apart.
ments at 246 8. Parrott SL
PIANO"for rent. WILEY B. ALLE?t '
CO. 225 N. Jackson 6t Phone 50.
FOR-RENT Three efftc rootoa.
Beat location in the city. Phoa
68. -
FUH HiOiT Boo fgr
man la private fajaJiyf claaa bL
Phon 101R.
sTOaOlECTDenftls BatVtKMat
hoQM with fstrsc, bJom ka
Phon 4IT-J.
T6tl lilZNT-Furnished boiue. S.
en rooms, nicely furnished. Mod
era and convealent Phone 4lVJ,
FOR BENT 5-room bltutered
bouse, close ta, hmtfL frjt
wood ahed. Inquire ?04 West
Douglas.
FOR RENT Furnlahed S-room
apartment, beat, electric range.
Adults only. 420 N. Jackaoa. Apt
4. after S o'clock.
I M1SCELLANZ01J3 I
CAR OWNER Dont forget M
. aall IU when la need at ants
parts. Ssrfrs Auto Wreekial
House.
FOR EXCHANGE Portland bom
rooms, bath; two toilets; full
cement basement; fine condi
tion; good district. $4000 equity,
balance mortgage S600. 1 ln
tereet. Will exehaaga for brash
or stump tend suitable tot
goat and turkeys. Must be on
or near good road and have
creek. Give details. Writ II B.
7 1st 81., Portland.
NOTICE Will tne ma!t traveling
north on Thursday evening.
Sept. 3, wbo picked up two la
dles' coats on Rice Hill end re
ported save at Cold Spring
camp store communicate with
Mrs. Ore C. Wright, 640 E. XOth
St., N., Portland, Ore., and re
ceive suitable reward for return
of asm. Mrs. O. C Wright, own
er. Hsv Veil Attsaaad th
REVIVAL SERVICES
At the Big TralT
TAILOR SHOP
MOVED
NEW LOCATION
214 NORTH MAIN STREET
Suits to order and all tailor.
Ing vrk Quararrt.s.
ANDY VELINE
Rear Kldd.r" She Store
Overcoats
Have you had yours looked
over for Instant woarT Hotter
see If the moths are tn It
We'll fix It (or you.' -
Our Auto Will Call
Phons 277