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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1926. Broccoli Growers I Bring Us Your CANNING BROCCOLI We Are Paying 2!2C per lb. PHONE 525 N Umpqua VaDey Canning Co. ' Roseburg, Oregon DOUGLAS COUNTY TO BE REPRESENTED AT SUMMER SESSION UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eugene, March' 13. (Special). Douglas county will again send a rge delegation of students to tbe University of Oregon summer ses sions at Eugene and Portland, June 21 to July 31, according to early eft I mines based on tbe num ber in attendance last summer, when the enrollment Included a representative group of Douglas county teachers. More than 150 courses are an nounced for the summer sessions of 1926, with distinguished vislflng professors from Princeton, North western, University of Illinois,- Unl Terslty of Washington, University of California, Stanford, Willamette, Smith College, University- of Pitts burgh, and the public schools of Portland and Gary; Indiana, supple menting the work of outstanding members ot the regular university faculty.' A preliminary catalogue announc ing the courses Up detail has Just recently been Issued by the univer sity. NOTICE I am again prepared to ao paint ing, paperhanglag and decorating. Make dates early and avoid delays. Estimates furnished on work and material All work guaranteed. Ad dress T. H. HilL Dlxonville. Ore, or phone JSF23. Flashes of Life (Anctetd riM Lomm) Win.) NEW YORK Pure whiskey and third rail bootleg stuff bave been provided for Dellevue hlspital by Uencral Andrews so that tests shall be made as to the effect of hootch on topers. Tbe hospital has informed the general that the annual average of deaths from al coholism In New Yotk Is 500. Gov ernor Baxter ot Maine, back from abroad, thinks prohibition Is nlding the commerce ot the United Slates. Magistratea Corrigan and Gordon disagree as to whether selling li quor constitues disorderly conduct under tbe state statues. The one released a defendant, the other Im posed fine. SAN ANTONIO O. E. Harrison, . Harry Prnrce Auto Top Manufacturing Repairing Tops and Curiam, Upholstering of all kinds Tent and Awulng Work Phone 671 Winchester SL AT STUD REGISTERED PERCHERON STALLION Black Dupont No. 173685 Stands at the DOUGLAS PARK STOCK RANCH, State SL Stable SUTHERLIN, ORE. Fee $20 team KIDS INTO 'This MP. M si & IAN I IF Vovj wANTSPoaess E LAUNDRY DONE . ' tost call ui up and- Whether a man Is well groomed or not depends a lot on the manner in which his personal linen Is laundered. We want to tell you this. Mr. Swell dresser, that at this laun dry tie luxe you will find complete satisfaction. Rosetjuns LAIiNDRx Roseburg Steam Laundry PHONE Tt ' (' ROOMING HOUSE FOR 6ALE - ' Sealed bids will be received on tbe Labeman rooming bouse consisting of It rooms with hot and cold water in all sleeping rooms; house is in first class condition. Located on Stephens street between telephone building and the Union Oil Station. House to be moved off of lot by April 15th. All bids must be in by v aiarcn sum wiui cnecs ai-v; tached to bid for 10 of the I amount offered, chuck made j payable to Ague and Foster, who reserve the right to re- Ject any or all bids. Blda to be mailed or delivered person- i ally to W. A. Bogard, Graud Hotel Building, where they will be opened March 22, 1826. . ttf tVf tf f (federal prohibition agent. Is seek-: ling a reward of 50 offered by Gov-; I ernor Ferguson for conviction of a , !dry law violator worth over SS.frOo. Harrison convicted one worth 1(5,470. - - PHILADELPHIA - Prohibition agents who recently discovered ! I. hat alcohol wB. being made t.oM , vinegar now claim, to it produced by a chemist In tbree minutes from hair toulc. NEW YORK Some New York grandmothers years ago played postofflce and rode with one aimed drivers on country roads in Iowa, ! they, admit. With this revelation Mrs. Anna Strese Richardson bas told a meeting of tue lowans ot New York that the girl of today Bo 'pets in automobiles or trolley cars is more honesL MONARCH METAL STRIP WEATHER - Is now being lnstaiiea on tne:, cnew high school building. It wiilltlon wth tn rre8eut butler, nillk J"" "'"if - - noise, keep out all dirt, and you out losing your standing in church, i For further Information Phone 470. E. W. SCRIPPS PASSES. AMtwitd Pra Lrun) Wir.) NEW YORK, March 13. Edward W. Scrippn. retired founder ot the Scrlpps-lloward newspapers, is dead on his yacht, the Ohio, in Monrovia Bay, Liberia, according to a cablegram received by Roy W. Howard of the Scrlpps-Howard newspapers here today. Gat baroecus asm wlches and live forever. Brand a Road Bland I NAVY RECRUITING OFFICERS HERE FOR SHORT STAY i J. N. Cochran and G. A. John son, recruiting officers will be at the Grand hotel Saturday and Sun day, March 13 and 14, enlisting boys for the navy. Boys between ' tne ages of 17 to ao may enlist ana j if accepted are sent to Portland for rinai examination ana u tney pass will be sent to the navy training station at San Diego, ror a H weeks' training, period, after which they may be assigned to one of the navy trade schools at San Diego, or transferred to some ship of the fleet. Hoys enlisting now, the off icers state, have a good chance of making the summer cruise with the 1 fleet wblcb is now In southern wa ters. bills contracted by anyone but my- self, after this date. Roseburg. Ore-- gon! March 3. 1826. Pi t) TftTtK - TUBBY HE.YToey come ow AtOMG fXJWNTD MUNEM ( i HE'S GOT A SVJEIL LOT J VXJ I OF KITES IM THE ' ONWDOOOVM rCs tfAW m 3-t MYRTLE CREEK BOY ! BADLY BURNED WHEN LANTERN EXPLODES Herbert Klrby, the small son of O. A. Kiiby, of Myrtle Crt-ek, was badly brmd yesterday. He uui hoUlira; a lantern while an automo bile was being filled with gasoline and the fumes from the tunic caus ed the lantern to catch fire and ex plode. He was badly burned about , T the body, and. 1 id. he is being taken to ; a Portland hospital for treatment. -o BEAVER BATTING ORDER ANNOUNCED BY MGR. McCREDIE Aortl Fnm Uunt Win.) STOCKTON. Cal.. March 13. Manager Walter McCredie of the Mission Bears bas practically pick ed his batting order for the open ing game of the season. Evar ;Swanson will bat second; Wolter I third; Boone fourth; Jones fifth; Murphy sixth; McDowell seventh; ;Flnn eighth; pitcher ninth. j "Deacon" - Van Buren, veteran player, has beta engaged as scout and tcoach for the Bears. Tbe ser ies with 'Chicago and Pittsburgh starts next week. COAST IS DUE FOR RAIN NEXT WEEK (AMTwUtM) PreM Leutd Wirt.) SAN FRANCISCO. March 13. The weather outlook for the week beginning March 14. was announc ed here today by the United' Sta tes weather bureau as follows: "A disturbance is moving east ward over the ocean in low lati tudes and will canse considerable cloudiness and quite general ratus within the coming week la tiie Pacific states. It will be mild the first half, aud cooiur the second half of the week." o - AMP FIRF fllRrS riiC PRESENT COOKIES TO MRS. COOLIDGE (AnriaM fttm Uunl Wirt.) WASHINGTON. March 13. A delegation of camp fire girls, cele- brutuig the 14th bmhuuy of the organization, yesterday presented President Coolldge a batch of cookies and Mrs. Cooiidge a sym- bolically embroidered ceremonial robe and headband. Airs. coouage is nonorary chairman of the national advisory c,ommi''e'and "V?",? on "? - ..?." SB ,3""" . ihe robe presented to her was ;ma(l(J h York an(, ,he bni band by camp fr, giris ln 0ula. ! ha. A bag tor the robe was the ! gift 0f girls from Kansas City, ! n pop AlWFRY WIf T " f" . JJiZZ ERECT ADDITION TO ITS PLANT The Unir-qua Creamery company has passed through a most success ful year aud is reaching out for new business, says the Port rntu- qua Courier. An addition is being constructed adjacent to the present plant- to be: occupied by a cheese ..., ,. and cream business. n hMiidim. when enmniet. f,oor g w thfl fnt ruc. tur(s oor to be 0 wment Oom. rtl..ta n, .ntil.in.unt f,. m. t v t . cneese win do insianea ana n. j. MutVia Creamery comoanv wilf oe Curl, formerly with the Coos llay 1 be , . h,.o.nmlfei. ThrttII,e "CW OUyi'lg movement Wllli-n ei.,i,iH,eu as invmuKr. brand of cheese will be Mellow- f N-orth A,I)ftrlran WM,,Bt wai .ApriK 11t ')" bt"'D 88 the. !at the rate of 1.000.000 bushels date" for beginning opera ons of,, day , the WCfk drew t0 a cl01ie- j the dow Plant. This will be the M pl.esent. the general outlook first cheese factory operated in this lor the new crop is decidedly fu- district since the closing of Ihe yorable, according to advices, al- Gardiner plant, some 10 or 15 years ; though wheat In some sections i ago. uumatic conditions ana quai- I lty of milk are Ideal and It is ex- pected that the factory will produce cheese second to none ln the norui- west. The location of thfl cheese fac tory ln Reedsport will be of great benefit to the local dairymen, as they will thus be able to diHpose ot both milk and cream, at prices us - ually higher than that offered for Dutterfat alone, Tne L mriqua Creamery company rooem meeting of its stock- holders Increased the capital stock of Ihe company to $10,en0, elected new officers and took In new Hh.ck holders. Thoae now interested in the company are: Ray M. Ually. H. P. Marks, Iave Roberts. Will K. Ualley, Ben C. Roberts, Wayue C. Conner and Karl R. Stone. Hall's Catarsrli """1 iai ana internal, .na nas D:en J""" ,he "SEE' fC""1rTh for over forrryewa. Sold by sUdrugglju i F.J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, Ohio LOOK AT r r-.p icfcV AMD OMLV F-lVfc CENTS' THROUGH UPS AND DOWNS there Is nothing you can put your money into as sale as Rood bonds. Broccoli may freeze and the price of prunes may co down, but the coupons on these bonds cash every six months. ?- 2 I are bond brokers .and also bnve other securities to offer. RICK ft KICK GERMAN STEEL AND COAL MAGNATE FATALLY ILL 1 perlence in the tire business, and (AmrvUtiii r la Wirt.) for many years conducted In Rose DUISDEItG, Germane;, March 13. burg the largest tiro shop out- -ausubi lujuru, pu7vai-wn cu.ii, iron and steel "magnate, was seri ously 111 today at his home, Lands- berg Castle, near Ketwlg, his con dition was regarded as" hopeless. After a recent operation for a cataract he contracted Inflamma tion of the brain and pneumonia. The family was assembled at the bedside today. "BcfeoUnk Days' are Coming Soon!" RAILWAY TICKET OFFICE TILL YIELDS ROBBERS $3 (Awetotrd Fna U-urd Win.) tA GRANDE. Ore., March 13. The O. W. R. and N. company ,lcl5't ofrlc' her wa!l entered ' The robbers . failed to molest the safe, which had J300 cash among Its contents. MISS EVELYN QUINE TO ' SING OVER RADIO MARCH 26 Miss Kvelvn Oulne. dnn.hter of i County Jndce and Mrs. Oeorge K. Qulne, of this city. Is a member of the O. A. C. Madrigal cluh, and tliuusamls of Pomanders are er will accompany that organization peeled -to go on tho smelt 'fishing on its forthcoming tour. MIbs i expedition to the Sandy river. The Qulne sings first soprano In the Madrigal quartette, which will broadcast over KOW between 11:30 and 13:30 on Friday, March BODY OF MAN KILLED IN AUTO WRECK SHIPPED The body of Albert I. Jones, who was killed on the Coos Bay highway Wednesday evening, was snipped today to his former home at Dan vera. Moss. Details for the shipment of the body were arrang ed by J. A. Clair, a representative of the same machinery company by which Mr. Jones was employ ed. Mr. Jones is survived by a sister in Massachusetts, Mr. Clair states. Barnes Beauty Parlor. Expert operator ln attendance. Phons (WKI for appointment -o- WHEAT ADVANCES WITH GROWTH OF FOREIGN DEMAND ' (AMncUtrd Prtm U-d Wfr.) CHICAGO. March 13--Wltb the critical period of wheat prowth ln the I'nlted States coming nearer and Uh export demand for s)iip iments from North America wm ing out the whertt market hero jhas suddenly turned upward this .v r,,mn-.t,i with a..v ; alto, wheat value this mormni! W '1 to nc a Diisnei m(;iier. Reversal of the downwairt trend !tho wheat market down liepuu with a brisk purchasing move- : ' .v an i uieos ui uiiieni; ,e- iceints nf wheat toc:l.ler w ith , . " , ., mil it-r H iinnvaKi; ui me umAir , ?!'k ,n Chlrnw. gave Impetus tn ll..l,l.. exnorl nurehas- east of the Mississippi is report ed as In doubttul .condition. "Bobolink Days are Coming Soon!' DIVORCES GRANTED Two divorces were granted lo- day by Circuit Judge Hanilllon, 1 one to Mahln A. Maxwell from , Roy R. Maxwell, and the other to Maud C. Peck from James 1). peck. Cruel and inhuman j ment was claimed In both treat cases. ! Attorney John T. Long represented. the plaintiffs. GIRL ARRESTED Josephine ('ook, aged 18 years, was arrested last nittht by Officer Itauseh. Miss Cook, according to the officer s report, has In-en In the hr.hlt of loitering on the street ilate at nlcht and early In the I mornlnor, r.nd I.- frequently sn in I the company of men of question-! table character. He placed her un j der arrest on a vagrancy charge I and Is holding ber for investigation. No Fiker At Window Shopping. I "THM CEO J - v rr A PiOO'i A pench: Ace you IT. SPIOEI2' I yVy I FLOYD WILSON TO SIAKI UXfcMiUre AT mA5T POINT'S! ... . L. P. Wilson, former proprie tor of the Roseburg Tint Shop. Ufllrt ........... t . .1.1., bUKlnraa to Frank Miitdlcburg, Is preparing to move about tho first of lUe month to Marsnflehl, where ha expccla to ciiKago la the tiro business, lla expects t establish a r , ' r 7 . . . ; tcause oi cneiry worm, says v.. i -shops m Coqullle. Marshfitfld and , exteuaiuu specialist, in nor ja,,, amino, where ho will handle licuuure ,t in cotiete, lul , popular makes of tires and con-iyear lne cnIU)r, nu ollK , duct a repair business Mr. Wilson has had much ex- biuo ui ruiuuuu. nv is an pert in tire repairing and doubt less will do an excellent business on the coast. MISSING BOY MAY HAVE GONE TO SEA (AHOcUtHl Prwt Lturt Win.) SALKM, Ore.. .March 13 Mr. and Mm. V. A. Starker, route 9 out of Sak'in, has reported to Sher iff Bowtr that their 15-year-old sou, John Arthur Starker, hlfrh school student, disappeared from their home March 9, and has not been seen since. Thoy Bay he was dis (tatlsfud with tchool and often ex- presst-u nis intention oi itavius hume for a life at sea. lo eat uuwn tue larkspur, incu 0 ' I the cattle are pastured wltnuul SMELT RUN MAKES Idaugor ot poisou.ng. Aiosi laik- . , .. ....,'apur poUoniug occuirs among tue MORE POILCE WORK cattle. Horses, aiiuough sasc-pt-, Jioie, are scluoin poisuucu uuuer ,. .... . j .. . Iiaune conuiuous. utc-n ,afe T-ni.T..AVii ..r. h ' ,: . . '. ' . ; Ail available deputy sheriffs t aval anm nenntv snertrrs win i be detailed to handle traffic in the .vicinity of Troutdale Sunday when run was beavy today, It was report ed. UMATILLA LAYS PLANS TO SECURE MORE SETTLERS f AaMctatrd Vtem UumJ Wlr.) PENDLETON., pre.. March 13. It will take several months for the land settlement committee of the commercial association here to ob tain data for a program to secure new settlers ror Umatilla ccunty. The local body will Join the Pott laud Chamber of Commerce and the Stale Chamber In a two-year program to secure new people. HEALTH MEETINGS HELD Mrs. Josephine Jones, county Health nurse has returned from visit to the son (hern part of the I udder and flunks before uiiik county where sho has been con-!ing; milk wiin wet hands; run ducting a number of health meet- co.d mim through tbe separator; utgs. Large audiences attended jiorgct to cool me cream luiino the meetings at IJays Creek, Can-1 diaveiy afler separation Is. coiu yonville and Greens, where illus-' pleied; mix warm and cool" cream, trated lectures were given on gen eral hygiene and health work. EASTERN OREGON GRANITE AND LIME CONCERNS MERGE (jinrUiiHi rrrm u.srd wi. LA ORANDE. Oie.. Marrh 13. ditstliimiou unlebs it la p.atn.y The Uluc-k Marble Lime company, ""dressed; teed dusty hay or lli recently incorporated-nt Jluo.wiO """''u Just uuu.e uilia- wlth r, i,er rent of the sum sub-i'": expect luo luuk or cieani to arrlheri h:ia aleinrheil Iho Wallowa tanrhlc and Granite company, in cluding a mountain of blue granite near Loatlue, Uiegon, and Is laying plan for exttnslvo operations. A. J. Cressley and A. J. Warren, of the Crystal White Marble works of Iv.-lston, Idaho, promoters, claim ithat the Illeck , Marble supply is li.nlimltf.l aud that tho Vtallowa .county ' -lu can be deveu.ped , i"inuieii.i.tiij m trrm -Aiuse timu uiose or competitive uistucis. Ma chinery costing 15.000 has already been ordered. 'Bobolink Days axe Coming Soon!" Farm Pointer. Knrly planting of seed flax In March or April at Ihe ' rale of .15 to 40 pounds of seed per acre Is the best practice for crowing flax for seed purposes, according to results of experiments carried on at the Oregon station. arn Nltrogrnnous fertilizers .IttPFKH-'J; f I AlMT GOMIOA J SUV AMV - c'' AvV'VLOOK AT THEM , '' 5 ?TS fi I best applied now In Ihe Wlllum-1 ette vauey. -mis is as utte as i the vailcy farmera cau uroiiuibly ! att, according to C. L. Long, ex- u.nslon lh.cial8, m horticulture al the college, to put ou nitro genous commercial lerlilixers. Oregon cherry growers are liable to have Weir ciopj rejecnu tms year unless tney spray luuu' tteea lor cherry worm, taat yeur many cherries were reluaed be- icause oi cheiry worm, says C. reject aflected fruit. Bpiaytu: tor cuerry worm eliminates tnia condition. Farmers lla U grabbing full laraspur practicable tu inu moiu 'deiibeiy iniebtfd areas ot Oregon. The saving iroin tau pruttiiuou of cattle losdes in one season ottu more than pays for the coit oi umKgiiig out ine larkspur. Tno iooia ure dug out to tf tncuv-s below tne surface of the giuuuu as soon as Ue piunts havu maae enough to bo rtsauuy recoguutil. The experiment station ruvuiu meuds mat roots a tig out oe bUUAt-a ttxe ot soil aud pned iu iho suu. Alter tney are dry tiuougu ihey ate burned. To prevent larkspur poisoning, farmers In western' Oregon a.o keeping their cattle on areas oadiy infested witu thcs p.ums. mrnA i.v .... a...ur.-i scarcely It at ail susccpuu.o, , and I tlu.t. may eat from two to nvo , -a il. .... 1. 1. va.l.v n.uuH- " ilul results. In tact, the experi ment suiiion rccoiuuituds lltut snetp bo grazed upon lutaspui aivas In order that tue pastures may become sale lor cattle. Whitewashing Inside ot the dairy barn aids ln tue production of clean milk, says tno urefcuu experiment station. It Is best to take the cows oft pastures imested with onions, garlic and oilier strong wetui lour bouis beiore milking "time, note the Oregon expel ilueut su- jnon. Oregon cow testing association recorus show thai tue nurtured bull Is the belter hall of uio uaiiy herd, reports lne college biicu- -! aion service. The following list of "don'ts" Is givun by lh O. A. C. dairy, de partment: I'orget to wipo cows put milk or cream into oirty ves sels; lorget to wash the supaiu tor oftoi- each separution; aupur ate tne milk witnuui lust Siiain ing It; tall to opevaie tue separ ator according to u.loclfons; ex- poet the cream can to risen I be cooler than tno surruuuaings where It is kept; skim too tmu cream; expect to got top p;ice lor cicaui utikss tuffs, s.uole. utensils, scpaiator, and lnMiers uie kept clean; loigot tnut mete la good money ln dairying a it is property aoue. Piogieslve sheep growers ln Oregon are now Urfiim paiier twluo to lie the lleecea, as wool i.ru wllU paper twine selis more rea dily man simi.nr wool tied wun twine oi jute, hemp, or annwar ilbies. Frugmenia oi paper iwiue come out ut tue wool lu tne scouring process. Other twines leave' oils ot vegetable Iiuiea, which are removed from the tin tahtd cioth only by expensive hand labor. If the use ot paper twin were universal, It wouid lie a distinct adtuuiage to owners oi torm flocks, saya the extensiuu service. Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 1S9-L. DAILY WEATHER REPORT V. B. Weather Bureau, local of fice, Rosebuig, Oregon, 24 ending 6 a. in. hours Pracipiution In Ins. and Hundrcths Hlgnest teniierature yesterday VI Loweot temiieratuie last uiglit 4J Vrecipitatluu last 21 houra - 0 total tirc-clp. since 1st niolilb .03 Normal preclp. for thin mouth S.'Jt 'total preclp. Irom Sept. 1, 1!26, to date 20.22 Avurigae piuclp. Hum SepL 1, lsW 20 00 Total deilciency Hum befit- 1, Vjii - 5.7.1 Average precipitation for 41 wet seasoiij. tbepteniber to May, Inclusive) :. 31.12 Cloudy tonight and Sunday, prob ably local rains, west poillon con tinued cold. WM. HELL. Meteorologist y- Zji 7 f r'y&y WKaWKMOWJItfMirufriIUItWiJiaJZZZ-I ALT' Coming Soon Another car of Stock Salt, both half ground and licks. Order now, take it from the car and ave money. Garden Seeds and Fertilizer. Package Seeds 5c Onion Sets 10c lb. ' Special prices on some good plows. See Us First We Can Save You Money FARM BUREAU .COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE H05EBUR0 OAKLAND CLASSIFIED SECTION I ALL NEW ADS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PACE HAY Ut BALE EdonDower Or uhaid Tracts. Phone 2tf3. iOit SALlc Wasu-.og machine. Ciectriii Tiior. tHu Mill. l'Uur.e 41.1-J. . t'UK SALE J. L Case broccoli tiauspiauter. Good as new. A. Crosnan, 11L t, Lebanon, Ore. tXH SALt; Coilie liug. Team work wanted. Mail post card. Fred Oulea, Alexander Addition. FOTf SALE iiiurvtl Rock eggs for ha lilt lug, 60 cents per setting. C K. Trueblood, Melrose ltoad, Uoseburg. fuit SALE Saw mill, complete with 10 b. p. steam tractor en gine. Address U. U., care News- Review. suu oAilc N siiu. smouia top, gas atove. Also water heat er, cheap. Inquire at' Roseburg Studio. 123 N. Jackson. FOR SALE 1U24 Ford touring car, good couditioti, starter, shock ab sorbers, good tires, a bargain, inquuru Peoples Supply Co. A" ilEALTi'LVNO'liARGAIN Prac tically new Estey upright piano. mission case, at less than halt Us cost, If takeu now. Address M. H. llauer. Myrtle Creek, Ore. WE AUhl HATCHING Place your order, far day old chlx, S. C. B. Mlnoroaa, Black -Giants, Rhode Island Reds. Let us kuow your wants. W. ii. Mather, Canyon vlile. Oregon. - A UAitUAIN 1 wish to sell at ouce. uiy fiacre tract ln Sutbcr- lin Valley, noar Fair Oaks. I will accept first each offer. Write Dr. L. H. Gray. 1323 1st Ave., E., Cedar liapids, Iowa. Foil-fiALnVHSav e nioney-on fleli aud graa. seeda, Get our price, on awrnt clover seed, alfalfa red eloyer and grass seeds. Rend for our t?8 seed armuat Ml'N ARCH SKKD COMPANY, Med 1 ford. Oreron. Full SALE Sows-and boiir,two pure bred Hampshire sows, 14 mouths old, bred tu furrow In June. One pure bred Hampshire - boar, 15 months old, not related . to the sows. These hogs are ln a good thrifty condition and are well developtd. See them near the Pacific highway, t milea south of Yoncaila. C. R. Dear. WM. A. JOHNSON DEAD. f Aianf-lal! I'm. Lrw-il Win.) PORTLAND, Ore., March 13 William A. Johnson, 44, an attor ney, well known Ihroushout tho late, llieil hel-A Ifxluv uller iin ill.' , nega of year "Dobotlnk Days are Coming Soon!" By WINNER vweil eettwni IF VOO AilOT COMMA gUV AKJV LETS tOOv THE MOfiE .EliPEMSlve OajE- 7V J-L- -If BAUY CH1X H. Reda. Barred itocks, U. C. White Leguorus. W. ' Cobb, lit. 1, Box 4a, iLjeubowsr. WANTED WANTED Experienced man to prune young urcnaru. Telephone . 414. WANTED Competent gill wants work In small tamiiy. pnon J7i-Y. FOR SALE Oak and laurel wood.. aiuve and nock, t-hone 170-1. U. K. Cavender. - - FOR HATCHING WUd, Mallard duck egga, l.tt) lor to. Ueyer. Hunch, cihiyouvilie. vv A.NTt-ii Men to wo.k ln broc coll. also one horse to work, on bioccoil cart. Pboue 40KJ. WAN i'ElSmairiaini.i6-iu acre. Must be suitable lur poultry only, good dry sou, small out good Bouse. Write Schaue, Hotel Ro.e burg, Roseburg, Oregon. NOTICE To ail. persons who bavs relative or friends burled la the Morgan graveyard in Look Ing liiaaa, containing ou acra and wish to deiend the sacrea. rights of ths dead and Uvlnt write to J. IS. FiUgeralU, Marak field. Ore, Coo Co., Box Soi. FOR RENT FOB KENT Rooms, 121 & keps en.. Phone HHe-J. FOR RENT Furnl8hedTious57211 B. sunt. Pbone lll-l, t Olt" KENT Model u,"" 1 UI ulonedT"? room cottage. Call at 14 a. Pine. FOR KENT Two-room furnished bouse. Mrs. E. J. smith. Pnone liio-u u.uo per muutn. Fu.t ItENl OoouTsU-iooin house, with guiuge, 4u W. Douglas. Puoue 4ii3. . FOR KENT .Modern lurnlslied apartniont Garage. No children. 4J Pitxer St , i"OR KENT Sleeping rooms, IS. 00 per uioutn. VM ti. Flint Puoue bH J. Full RENT Furnished apartment house. A bargain tor reliable party. Audresa 100, care News- Kuvlew. FOU KENT 4-room rarnlsbed aiwrtinent Inquire at leauty Studio, Roseburg National Bank build, ng. Pbone 212 J. jcuti llc.N 1 Dowustalis, itc.N 1 Dowustalis, 4-room apartmeut, well furnished, close lu. Garden and garage. Phone 227; FOU KENT (room plastered bouse, with garage. 446 North Rose St., 30. G. W. Yoing Son. 11 Cast St, Roseburg, Ore. j MISCELLANEOUS j CAR OWNER Don't forget U call 661 when ln need of - ants parts. Sarlf's Auto Wrecking llouse. 'i'O THE fii.t-one ftundreilndieg bringing In at one time, 11.00 or more of hemstitching, 1 will give a stamped and hemstitched buf fet set free. Mrs. Hill, 217 S. Stephens. Phone 635. ; An Early Spring Easter coming on th first Sunday In April means an tarly Spring, it Is sow Uiue to DRY CLEAN apparel that will find a plnce ln your Spring Wanlrobe, DRY CLEAN In early March this year. I Phon 277, Our auto will Mil. .IW.I'IWIMIIWItW W aiSF'f ill f '' 'l 1 . W11EN IN ROSEBURG STOP AT J Hotel Urapqua