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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 15. 1925 Sold Again ! Another Carload Drain Tile. Order now for the next car. 4 inch $4.50 103 ft Flour $8.60, $8.20, $7.00 for 4 sacks See Us FirstWe Can Save You Money. FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE ROtEBURv OAKLAND JAPL'J TO ERECT HOSPITALS WITH Hall's Catcrrti Medicine h rid rout system erf Catarrh ocDl not tmr.iA by Catarrh. F.J. CHENEY &. CCX, Toledo, Ohio on the Increase, principally because of the inefficiency or rt'llef and sanitary measurea. Official stalls- Ilka disclose that more .than 1,300,- , oe-0 babies die In the empire every .i. Mi, In th light of these facta m iu i,sc . , ,,,, v. Ji,, START POLITICAL PIERRE. 8, D.. Oct. J5. The opening salute of the 1628 na tional campaign Kill be fired here December 1. when the political TOK.VO, Oct. )&. lion' of k . .- , .. I T. . ,. . ..J V..lr Aim t,lU with the remainder of the pro-;"" calabliahmfiU of sanitary sta- ceeda of lulled Slates by the American ...a ..... Aahni,uVl 1-ul(f following the catastropno of 123 that more than 3.000,000 yen will , and aisle of rirea. Heat wllii Kka LINK FH05E8 WITH RADIO. 4 I 5 TOKYO. Oct. 15. Failure et the ordinary telephone service In S tue tund raUed In the tlons In every city throuKhoul the :iarlleii of Boun Dakoi. aa.en.bl. h "he JapaneaeiS ear huuake relic. re tha $;0.00 It I. expected ;th. lMlled Btal Sel.le, "'SpirVtSS j . M.rMk.l more than 3.000.000 ven will i unit iia nfrieea aiienipt lo "" "'" " J S 8 tnldaMe army, aceordlni to an of ficial report made by Koberto Farinacct, secretary-general of the Fascist Party. Here are his tl gurea: 68 Provincial Federa tions: (,31t Communal Organi sations; II T National Trade I a ions; 18 Children's Orgonsa tions; 1( Vanguard Organisations; 690 Wonieu'sUroupe; ,ot)0 Men's Croups. will be commenced early next te expenuea in inn won. rnj.e sprtng. The amount to be ex-'clans and nurses will be on duly pended on the hospitals is apprux- at each of these stations. imateiy s.suo.ouv yen. For the Tokyo Fraternity Me morial lioapltal a site Tallied at 625.000 yen haa been purchased in Hnnlo and the Fraternal Me-; niorial Hospital Foundation has-! Cannot Exist In the Human Body If Bjbesun the work of training 100 i you Will Use Trunk's Proscription S nurses who will be 'used in tne Tl RHEUMATISM Few outstanding Issues are noted between the republicans, democrats and farmer-laborites, but the republican party Itself -which for years haa dominated state politic la divided Into fac tions on participation by the atate in prtvate industry. The progressive wing of the republican party wae responsible with telonhone lines or the era plre. It is thua hoped that com munication may be available in event of emergency. Fireplace Fixtures! A fireplace adda wonderfully to the cheer of the living room these cool evenings and mornings, and the andiron and fixture for your fireplace are the pride of the home hold. We are making a special showing of iieceiu for the fireplace this week. You will find in this display many attractive things you will need to help brighten dp the home. Our prices are made with a view of meeting your expectation in such purchase. MUCH NEW LOCAL TALENT TO BE SEEN - "SMILES" OCT. 26 Director George If. Ball has ex pressed himself as much pleased with the talent he has found in Roseburg. Many of the principals BILIOUSNESS. 1-1.1. !......-!,., in nnt ruin i for the rural credit act, the atate new building. The hospital build- the stomach, it doc not depress tm-ieemcul plant, the state coal mine lug and Its equipment will tost . heart. Eat all the meat anil good, and state participation In the re .h.n.t i i7K nn ven and the : f.i nn wih while lakinir Trunks i tailing of gasoline. There Is little Men's salt custom and pressed, 11.60. Roseburg Cleaners, phoai 471. ; Kottr. of a! of government tin and sick headache, war Stomach, inactive liver and ssnnfoi constipation are avoided, and digestive pro cesses pat to work in a nor mal neaitny manner oy Roseburg. Many of the principals I M 1 I i T II i i ana concrete airuciuio ouu of the forthcoming production : Ihamhflrlails labletS ,lnel 10 ba rooJ b0,.h aglu. Bmiies. u tne Anuera. Monaay. K , u.k i...i.i.:i n October 26th, under the auspices ! They keep the liver healthily active. Foundation has set aside 4.000, 000 yen as an operating reserve fund. The building and equip ment of the memorial hospital to be established at Yokohama will coat 600,000 yen and this insti tution . will hove double Ihia amount as lta reserve fund. The. building for the memorial hospital in Tokyo will be of Iron and concrete atructure and la ue- lust It will be The been . 1 ., , ..,! within hrn WIT o. - - i .k..w.i. e- j ' HOHDltal eounauiion uao ZZZZrZ2jrZ X?&2!5rZl . time to. proceed 1,: . ' ' TO gooa neeiwi.n ny euuer wucn . . . ' ""'"I " vnamnertam lameta may oe so lscd all. Scores of people were . had. Only 26 cents. out last night to witness the work - t ' of the director. In the Hocradel ng ,tatf drills offensive play Into Building. Miss Bltney has been the minds of the players. Toraor asslgned the principal part of "Here row there may be a alight let up Comes tne iiriae, wun mrecwr m the scrimmage, to snow a simm Hall, and the following dancing "Brides and Grooms" MU3es Ruth Brown, Ora Allison, Gladys How ard. Mrs. Strickland, Mrs. Perkins, Prescription. Contains no mercury, ! doubt dui mat senator t eier wr sallcylate soda, oil wintergreen or, beck and Uovernor Carl Gunder narcotics, but positively overonauM son, bath of whom will seek re any kind of rheumatism or gout on J election, will rupport the state a earth. What more, do you wntit? ; Past record in these activities It la impossible to get aoin Jti j Another wing of the republican better. The greatest uric ac'.U wiVi party iu which Sam H. F.lrod, for vent known and also a supsrior mer governor, stands out as a liver medicine. ?( leader, expressed itself as Irrevoc- TrunsTs Prescription sella fori ably against participation by the $1.75 or 3 for only J5.00 at Fuller-' state in the field of private en ton's Rexall Drug Store. . ,?'T';',,e-, ., , ' .. ... I seek to ncminate candidates "who -lMB-n,r.WM)UB.l.ii". : ... l. , ,,i.r.n ,,rtn. clples and who will give support ! Hardy wa. unable to com. to Vp- , KThT""nl. LONDON, October 15. Thomns J i i tmk npnriinr the ' , i ... . . . t omplellon of tne adlustmeut of ; hu dramaT a.loir of ! 'rZt the sale of the land which will be hi"n"l Tess of the D'Urber-1 J,!0"" Jt? effected beiore tue ena oi vllles." but Mrs. Hardy made the j vaar h th. H HCOnSI TUCI1UI1 11 U . . 1 -,.. .Ann Ihu mn iliift. J " 1,1-., ini IU UlllUUll MFl hdii'S ,h ,.r.-rtuilli ed. Then .on December the county 17, when u.Hnn U'e.therford. Stewart Stev ens, Kenneth Atteroury, aiiuoni Lynn Jones, au-coast iuiiui-, Howard and Argas Fisher. 1 has bees oat of the llnenp since Littie Miss Virginia Youst, the . )(UD0 game last Saturdsy be "Baby Peggy," of Roseburg, is to cu8e of injured wrist, be seen and heard aa -Cupid," of o the Roaebud scene, part three. Miss I Jane Schultx and Miss Jean Baney will appear as the principals of "I ' Want a Doll. tne ..!!- .,. llnpilu n,aHj. the lill- I .' V '.. " '"."l .1... i '...ji.. . .h. .mhnritlna. ".v . . ... i three nronosalmen will be selccl- t.V" 7. ,.7 ,piay expressea ner approvu4 u - - n-cember 1. the rest before the gam. with Pacific , i Vo 7ZV i??" Srt county pr.pos.lme.-l.. In all University here Saturday, dui to- , A, m jal Hospital Foundation iY""" M 'h"V hnaband Is only ,or each Party meet In Pierre. balkfleircomblnstlons. adding fur- ' ".i; w ! " . ber of vote. c.t for th. party's I K -4 fir ther to. the rumors of a shskeup ,(he JapanTO) au,horilie. that the "' " ' ' i candidate for governor in the last in the lineap ef tacks. tani might nltd tor the estab- ,r., 'general election. llshment of a memorial hospital 1 - - - h " '" J" 7.. ''T' , 1 1 ti i , r,r re 11 1' I wurt , - - , uirir mhuiubic ' - - RIDDLE AND MYRTLE CREEK NEWS While ! ttJ. Advance tickets for the attair wlll soon be en sale by members of the cast and committee, re served seat chart will open at the Antlers Theater, Saturday, October 24th. o OREGON 8TILL LACKING IN DEPENDABLE BACK FIELD EUGENE, Ore.. Oct. scrimmage sessions for 15. Hard the Unl- James J. Crossley of PORTLAND, OREGON Hereby Announces that he Is a can didate for ths R.publlcan noml nation for U. 8. 8sn.tor at ths May, 1926, Primaries. , Will work sealously for develop ment of Oregon and support of measures for real benefit of farm ers as suggested by their organ I aa tiona. Favor World Court and re orm Senate Rules. lncts were no longer needed the offer was made uncondition ally, the Japanese officials con curred with the suggestion com ing from the American Red Cross huaduuartera. . Since the reinn- Mrs Or. Carter, daughter of Mf.ltance, the fund has been swelled , .. wt than,. Interest and by the time the ana nn. wiu ' -' - - , j - . - , , . . . , ...... .. aentember for tier hospitals are cuiud., more came than 500.000 yen will have accru- STUDY OF CASE OF , INSANE ANT RECORDED BY NERVE SPECIALIST i m i- unw.ii. Mrs. Carte: to Myrtle Creek to attend the gold- ed in this way. ea wedding of her parenta early In the summer. Her nusnano is a newspaper correspondent. Miss Lucille Gllbreath. of Riddle, h entered school at Eugene, Ore., where she will take . business course. Fresh anrane luice at Overland Orchards. Bring containers or leave at Brand's Koad Stand. Will deliver w hen filled. I ENGLISH BARRISTERS TO REVIVE MOOTS TO AID YOUNG COUNSEL SROFlIONAL CARD DR. M. H- LTLBR Chlropraeta nknlfiu w Lane tw Ths Largest Stock of Good Used Chevrolet and Fords In Roseburg Ws Will Sell on EASY TERMS Hanson Chevrolet Co. Phone 446 -The Prultt Bros, of Riddle, sold their grocery store last week to a Me Rrati.treAt- The Mission Bottom school open- LONDON, Oct. 16. (A. P.) A ed on the 28 of September with; revival of the old. custom or noia seventeen pupils.' The school board ' ns "moots' 'in the Middle Temple has ordered the complete outfit of'j, being planned for November, new charts for the primary work. The moot is a mock trial design also ne wdeeks for the first grade, ed to give men In the lennl p.ofes Mr .ill Mr I. A. Dean, who, -ion and now women the oppor- have been at Boswell Springs dur-; (unity of arguing legal problems lng the summer have returned to. arising from established facts, in, their home at Riddle. I the form in which casea are argu- j . X. X. I ed in the court of appeal. Two , counsels are assigned for each side and when they have put their case, i the Judge gives Judgment. Justice Sankey has p.-omlsed to preside over the first moot. This Is considered to be one of the beat methods of giving Junior counsel an opportunity of putting ; and arguing a case, as well as gathering hints regarding proced ure, and pitfalls to be avoided when taking a legal case Into the glare of . public court. countered. After six days the ant was dis sected, and under a microscope. It was found to have sutfered a tu mor In the left lobo of the brain, which had destroyed several of the most Important centers. CAMAS VALLEY SCHOOL NEWS The monthly report for the Camas Valley school ending Octo ber 2, 1925 Is ss follows: Number of day taught during month 16; whole .umber of days' attendance. 64; whole number of days ab sence, 23: average number of stu dents belonging 65.8' ; average dally attendance 4.2':'i: per cent of attendance M.l". Whole num ber of times late 9; number of students neither absent nor late 4: number of visits by parents 4. i FREE FREE FREE The student body haa recently one 8x10 Photograph with every parcoasea a new easaeiuau .im in tend to play some games this fall with other schools. Miss Rachel Brown, a graduate of Camas Valley high school, has passed the entrance examination at O. A. C. with a very high grade. Miss Elisa Church of this valley has left for ber school at DUIard, wbicb opened a week ago. Miss Winona Smith, also a grad order of $6.00 or over. This offer closes Nov. 30. Clark Studio, Cass streot. ltnseburg NaL Bank Bldg. Phone 331. PRODIGY AT AGE OF FOUR, ENTERS COLLEGE AT 14 TELEPHONE SUPERVISOR TellsoftheBenefitReccived by Taking Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound Leavenworth, Kansas. "My work Hie quick jinpr was lornr-distance ODeratine and sup- i yvxl t sleep. ervisinc;, ana I 0tt in to a very nervous state and was all run-down. 1 was easily annoyed at trifles, was ex tremely nervous and alwavs had a tiredfeeiingwhich ! made me an fully listless. Through a newspaper I learned of l.ydia E. Pinkham'B Vug- er. General Land Orflie, ililn- ton, l. C. pepi. . .-. r,t,i-w is hereby given that subject to the cunilllloiia and llinltatluna ot the acta ot June S. 191 13 StaU 111. February . ISIS (td Wat., ll.. and Jim. . 13D ttl Btat.. 76, and ourauant to departmental reaula- Tl.... ..f Anrll 11. 1S24 ISO L. IX S7S. the timber on th. following lands will b. .old Nov. IS. m. at 10 o'clock A. M. at public auction at th. It. 8. laud oftlce at ltoneburg. Oregon, to ttl. hlghent bidder at not leM than th. .upraised value as .hown by this aollca. sal. to b ublet-t to th. approval of the Sec retary of th. Interior. Th. purch.ae price, with an additional sum of on-flfth of one per cent thereof, be ing commission, allowed, mini be deposited at time of sale, money to be returned If sale I. not approved. seek to ncminate candidates "who otherwise patent will lju. for the within ten year. Mil will r civfl from cltln of th l nlUMt tStat. nk,oi Utlon of Much clllx. n, nd corporation oraniJi'd ui.uVr the lawn of tit Vnlttl 8tat. or any -tate. territory, or litrlvi thereof only. I'pon aptim-atlon of a tiualifled putf-hasHT, the tlmbfr on any lmil bdlvtaton will bs offftn-d 4'paraiety before Wlnar Inuludid In unv ffr Af a laratt-r unit. T. 17 R. 1 W.. 8c 11, KWtt NKU fir 1200 M, hemlock 40 M- TWH tr IS it 5 M.. hemlock 100 M Wl HW fir i-iOQ M., hemlock S M.. v1'l: rir n& U.. hemlock to i. KHii MKU fir 1160 M-. NW, 1710 M.. lr;i nr. nr cedar H M-. WH HK4 fir lw0 hi. hr.nlrt.lt 40 W. .NKU YY fir m- u Wi. 8V W fir 1&T0 M SK'A riWli fir 110 M.. hemlock BO if . cedar 45 M.. 8V HW S, Itr ill M.. heinlook 10 M.. cedar 0 M.. none of the timber on thla aecllon to b ...Id for rmm than SI. SO Der M. for the fir, SI per M- for the cedar and 7& r..nt nr U for the hemlock. T IS H.. It. S V fcU'C 25, l-ot 5. fir 430 M., LeOt fir 80 M , T. 17 H., K. V.. 8o. SI. BWli NWU fir 720 M T. J8 8.. R. 10 W 8ec. 81, Lot I fir 840 M., white cedar t0 M; Lot S rir RIO M . white cedar 80 SI.- LOt 4 un- fir 20 M.. white c.-dar J()0 M., red cefiu r at m., ir ' white cedar 8t u., bw V14 i 1U& M.. white cedar to M.. NK KU fir 34& M-. white ceCv 24ft ., tKH rtrS'i fir S40 white cedar 4Z0 M.. PV "4 BIN HT ZW wnilf cedar 90 M., none of the timber on thi'ne Mection to be aold for leu than 11 oer M. for the fir and red crdnr and 17 per M. for the white crtlar. T. Z0 H.. 1L 4 W.. Hoc. Nb NWU red fir 400 M.. T. tl . K. 4 W., ISeC. 29. NBtt SW'A yellow nr. 2iu M.a reu nr. ii m NW KWU yellow fir 125 II. red t iv. S7S M.. White fir IS M. or in limner on tneie n to be sold for lns than per M. for the red and yello fir and 1 per M. for the white fir, .- T. 2 H.. 1L 12 W. Hec. 17, Kr-H IHW 'a. old Krowth fir 47ft M.. cln Neglect of the liver result In iir-l bti M hemlock M iprme 2& M. nAiinninvi N.it ea ouickiv. DerhaD. I nwu B w "at old errowtn rir 4o m but ju.t a .urely a. It vou dranit 'Bu oi.i Vowih fl? pntvon out oi a oouie. it your ii-w o0 h. s,4.nrt urt.wth fir f0 M 1 not dolim Its work of helping dl-ihemlm k mo M.. HK'4 HW old reetlnn. elimlnatlna- waste from the growth fir 1026 M.. cdar So M.. hem bowela and purifying th. blood, you lVI .?' --.i L'.L J.V. f"'. will always be troubled with ick ( M c,.dar At.. hemlo k 25 M Churchill Hardware Company The Iron Mongers FOR BALE Coat and hat for girl about 13. Phone 41 R. ' proposalmen disagree, they may hold a meetma; ot tneir ow. ana name a "minority ticket." The tickets and platforms are submit ted to the counties for ratifica tion on December 22 afld Inaivi- 'UK SALE Few tons of Rood hay. I all 320 W. Cass or phone 1S0-J. Uii SALE At a barnaiu, 3 mares Kood all-around work animals. In quire of Louis Bauer, West Rose FOR BALE Old and second growth fir block wood, 16 In. Phone 10F23. E. O. Trozelle, Melrose. FOR SALE IS Ions of cheat hay at the 8. S. Crawford ranch for $15 per ton. J. L. Case beer. Dlx-onvllle. 7fTRirH. Oct. 15. The story of dual candidates may file on plat a demented ant Is recorded In the 1 forms different from either the Swiss Archive for NVuroloity and ; majority or minority stands, Psyrhlatry with nil due scientitic mu January 1, seriousness by Dr. Rudolph Brun.J The primary election Is held widely known nerve specialist I March 23, 1926. at which each The ant was discovered In on of Toler must designate hla party the artificially constructed nests ; affiliation and ia given . ballot for scientific observation. The In-; which contains only the names of sect ran about Incessantly while tne majority, mlnorty and Indl others remained quietly In the cor-1 yidunl candidates In that party, nera of the nest, unparently sham- o I ntnsr the demented one. The JBO- rao- wsv Ltnentum of the wildly niKlang ft,l UlIK (Mlr rllK I was such that It was unable to sfhp , LlV V IV V U I I Vll when anything In Its path was ert- SELF POISONING P headache, uauiea. blllouanes. baa breath, gas, Sour stomach, or consti pation. 1 Cleans and tone your Uverl Put your syaUnvJn condition o you feel your very beat again! Try Just a apoonful of Dr. II. 8. Thacher's ex cellent Mver and iilood Byrup after -!J it NWU HKU old u-rowth fir 401 M. ecoml Krowth fir 4410 M., cuil:ir 150 M KWU HKU old Krowth fir SOS M.. second Kt'iiWtll fir 4.0 M.. coda i;r, M.. HK HK't old growth fir 6i0 M., Meond Krowth fir 776 M., eeriar 2r M heinlm'k Si M.. He. nr., NKH M,;4 old aenwtn rir ssio M.. cena 51) M. hemlock G10 M. NW Si: oitl srnwtn itr s.itu m., nemio, ,17,1'U UWll VVU nlrl vrnwlh fl th. next few meal, awl . notice, .-.jo m.. h.mlnek 650 M.. BKU NKU rovemeni in in ..ond airvwth fir S4a M.. cedar 40 IOOR HllU l"'.l M hlli oek 7R M Nh.lt NWU. iv reiurn in iio:',.i", - onil growth rir i'JlU nemloc gy. 'ou will bo conipleti- y - nil M., KW NWI, ..KonU arowl 1. ..A. tl.re wl 1 be no coat. lr. riiucher's I.lver and llt.od Hyrup I sold and recommended by Nathan Fullertoll, ltoaeburK. Or Drain Pharmacy, Drum. Uretfon. etablcComnoundandthinkineitwould I help me i tried it It quieti d my Keep your wardrobe ready for any occasion by frequent cleaning and pressing and repairing. Our Anto Wilt Call. Phan 177 BERKELEY, Calif., Oct. 15. (A. P.) Matthew Marsh, of this city, who at the site of four was declar- nate of Camas high, Is teaching at ed by Dr. Ma.-la Montessorl, noted Cpper Camas. educator, (o be Hie brlt-ntest Doy flin En(i jmnroved mv heallh in The student body has derided lo In California. has entered the cvery way wa9 ai,ia continue send Christmas boxes to the ; University of California at 14. I my work with more vicor than liefore cnnaren oi uuam. mm-h ewes ui waiTii in snmn iw ma iwr ou i and 1 recommend tne veiteuiuiei-om- the primary room 111 enclose let-1 so haa been barred from the R. O. pound to .11 young girls. I sm mar- ters with their hones. T. C. ranks, but otnerwise ne is i riej now and have a big baby boy and Ten high school students, Includ-. taking part in all the normal act!-1 Brn in the best of health. If I should ins Miss Stelllngs. made a trip lo Titles of a freshman. In ceh brailon ever have any trouble I II take Uio the Signal Tree last Sunday, and i of his admission. Marsh donned a good time was enjoyed by every- his first long trousers. one. 1 o Mr. Brown, our principal, gave, DEATH RATE AMONG INFANTS JAPAN' C4lll.vrs HXirKUACYj Toervo. Oct. 15. During the Classified Section 1 ALL NEW AOS ON BACK PACE. FOR SALE FOR SALE CHEAP 1924 Ford Tu dor sedan. Looke and runa like new. Lota of extraa. Phone 222J, or call 415 S. Pine. FOR SALE 30 tiers old growth. 16-Inch block wood, 41.60 at ranch; also double dlse plow, four-horse. Lindblora, Dlxonvllle. FOR RENT 5-room modern houy. Good location. Phone 420-L. FOR TtKis'T Threes-room modn apartment 814 Mill street. ,. FOR feENT room saodern house; garage. Price 120. Inquire Ri9 ft Rice. FOR RENT Three office root. Bust location In the city. Phea 68. FOR- llENT OR SAL&roilui modern home, close In. Pheas Q7-J- PTV E ROOM furnished house Sol rent. Close In- Lawrence Agesmr, 125 Cass street, !; FOR RENT l-ruom dowastsJrf apartnienL Private bath. 'JCksW ! in. Reasonable. Phone 117-Yi FOR RENT Nicely furnid -J- room apartment. Perpetual Ifot water, 421). 614 Cobb 84. FOR RENT 6-room strictly mod ern bungalow, oak floors throat fl oat, furnace, guage, concrete driveway, close to school, never occupied, 35 per month. Call 460. . . .: FOR SALE 1 plastered house, 6 .large rooms, closets, balh, gar age, fruit trees, cue. Terms. Call lti9 Reservoir Ave., Roseburg, FOR SALE Ihirebred Mammoth Bronte turkeys from registered slock. Toms, 610; hens Jtj and S. Mrs. S .1). Dunn. 1U. 2, Box 120, Roseburg. I LOST AND FOUND; FOU SALE Good lumber at fair price at saw mill on Rice Creek, on good graveled county road, 4 miles from highway. Phone J2F1. Clare-Morrison Lumber Co., Box 141, fiillnrd. V E I'Cll common, absolutely cleua- est and finest In Oregon. ,5 cents per lub. delivered to your post office. Also fine cheat seed 2i cents lb. J. E. llstfleld, Dlxon vllle, Ore.Phone3Fll. Foil PALE One Wood Brothers' thresher, .site 21x36. In first class running condition. Also one John Deere double-roll tractor disc. See at Uco. Cooper place, two miles west of Melrose. Write E. L. llosklns, Kirby, Ore. LOST Hound, black with ' Xuf spots and tan ears and legs. Re ward. Ervln Rice, Oakland. Ore. FOltNEeWest of Cmpo.ua, Uceatas plate and tallllghL Owner can have same by paying for this, d, News-Review, ,t T " m- WANTED ; ! WANTED ON SHARES 100 lved of ewes. Phone lux, . TAILORING and dressmaking. !28 8. Main Kt. Mrs. Oulhridge. FOR RKNf FIVE ROOM furnished apartment to rent. 335 North Rose. fir 310 M.. myu NWU Krowth fir JIL'i M , fV.W NWU sen nnu Krowili lir Zfinil Al., II 10 M.. NK'i HWU wrouit sruwl fir 4IT.0 M.. NW'i S K second Krowth rir xnoo M.. HW14 HWU. -ond Krowth fir M.. KK14 HW second Krowth fir 44,0 NK U MKU second crowth fir 410 14.. MI'S MSU siconil Krowth fir 4f0 u aee- 20 per rent of the young men );!6 M ,, of tn lhnDr thes. un- sei lions lo ne soia lor less tnaa i'.r,ii per M. for the spruce and old Krowth fir. 92 per M. for the cellar TIRKO OK IIKIN4I A HTE.NO, N4 MHK KXT:IU Kl l.l r KIEL con-erint xnniliiatlon, the author- ill., hemlock mo M . HW14 SeYdTerrf that 'more than .Sfc- $! , examined for the army wcro able to write their own names. Consequently the ilnpurtment of edueatlon has declilen loesiaun nerves, 1 was less ar.noyeo ana more 1 . , , " i, -i... foe lively!" It took sway that drawing; J ' of clrru lating c '' mv neaim m 1 , plro. us . short but Interesting iRlk Mon day morning In memory of Colum bus, in whose honor the day Is kept. X. X. ALARM3 JAPANESE GOV'T. TOKVO. OcL 15 (A. P.) The death ran nf Infants In Japan Is Veo-etnhle Cnmnound npain. for I know it will helpme as itdid before." -Mrs. O. W. Thirl, 825 Pawnee St, Leavenworth, Kansas. L-ydis E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com posnd is . dependable medicine for all these troubles. For solo by drug gists everywhere. TIM IK: MILLION KAS4:ST NOW ANSWHIt Ml SS4H.INI S l .tl.L. HOME. Duly, Oct. IB. When l'.enlto Mussolini stretches his right srin forward In Roman sa lule and calls; "Fascists, atten tion!" the answer "Present!" Is a chorus of voices nf about 3.001), 000 men, women and children. Fascism, only n handful of men some ten yearn ago, I now a fof- intl second growth fir anil ttO eenls LONDON. Oct. 16. Kathleen Driller has become Loudon'a first woman conveyancer. And ahe does not see why sny capable woman could not do her sort ot work If she was Interested In It. "The tronble with so many girls Is that they get Into a groove and alay there,'' aho said. "I got tired of being a steno- pr A4. for III. hemlock. T. s P.. i grapher, studied real property M.,.,M'..,iT,ie:',lX,".,,)ri';'1 r:r,.aded a firm that was inn !.. i-ot 4 pine 70 M., fir 470 M., I advertising for a male conveyan hku MU plro- :'7A M., fir loo M.. rer that a woman who handled none of toe tunhrr fui this section , f hat sort of work for solicitors io oe .oio Tor lea loan .: :.. per XI. I r .. ...,ur- nl,ld fill l,n nliicn for the pine and 11 r M. for Ihei "rV could II II too pluc.0 fir. T. 27 H.. It. II W.. Kec. 21. BKU Well. hwu yellow fir 400 M., white fir Miss llrllter Is 24 and haa been ' .'-T H r - . ft 1 a binliii-ss woman erir M KK'i mku veiiow rir !' r. Ilw mother was house- Kin M . re,t fir 7f.o M . hemlock 21 keeper for the lute Lord I,over, l.. r -ed.r to M-, T. 2n h., h. 1 2 . hulirie. who took an Interest In .r.' ..... ..':.. .....:..': Ulio ambitions of the young steno- io be sold fr less than U rn per I grapher and cm ouruged her to M. for Hie ri-fl ami yellow fir, 91.511 1 study law. per M. tor the red cclai and In fj cnla per M. for the while fir and o....ki. klIt... M- waar.v h-miok. Tbo ilavrii. Aciing Com-1 BtudeOaker builds no yearly tntNaloncr. mrxlels. WANTED Plain sewing snd m- broldery to do. 624 E. First Bt. WANTED Unturnlshed or paMly furnished room. Phone 42J. WANTED A place to work tor board, by blgb school boy. 'Ad- . dress Boy, Care News-Rovlet WANTED A nice room, close -In, for 8 year old child. Csnjbe cared for after school hours. Call 288. HOMlTXAUNDRY Washing, 4Sm- Ing, done promptly. Ki Win chester. Will call for and retftrn bundles ,1 HANu-U To rent slock fstru. Must be equliiped. Best of rrler ences. B. Ulsdwell, Kl. 1, Box-37, Roseburg. 'l WANTED Temporary or peraia- neut position by experienced stenographer. Address TC-' care News-Review: . WANtE IUy"' a ref iaedwonian past 40, a position; preference, companion and assistant to "Mother." Address "A Daughter," care News-Review. TUBBY And They Say "Music Hath Charm." By WINNER) HELLO, ANGELICA. L00KUT Tr SvOELL I FOUND It IM THE ACM RAkkEI 6t-i OP THE 8AR8E2 8HOP 1 SANDY! I I M . 01 AV IT FOR UV TUR8V-1ITTIE BROTHER , t0NT YOO, ADOMl--. f V I IV i J 0 5rj I I'M GOltfC -feTCH- A li S I .i r nCuiOTV ' 1 . I Cipvi.aht by I'mi'il P..ejr. 1ttiAm Ik t t WA NTKli ?)ne or two lady room era. Fine room, home privileges. 110 per month for room, or 60 cenla a day fur room and board. S25 CobbSt. vfANT ED Exiierleneed girl for general housework. Good wage for competent girl. Write Mrs. A. E. Adelsperger, 955 South 6th Street, Marshfleld, Oregon. e- 1 I I MIS(XLLANEOUS I CAR OWNER Don't forget U call 653 when in need ot aula parts. Sards Auto Wreckin. House. f f I K LA Dl fciTorYhVw. R. C. wi"l serve a chicken dinner In the ermory dining room on F.May, Oct. 16, from eleven thirty to one. j COM i; 6W, RTiiDIES Shetland IMinlis for the children to rld. J 3 times around the ring for 10 I cents. Circus grounds below the Benson schooL Here till Sunday night. Children up lo 15 can rlile. i' SANDY! it WHEN IN ROSEBl&G STOP AT Hotel Umpqua