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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG.NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY. AUGUST 21,. 1926'. SEVEN FALL MORNINGS mi Yea, sir, you'll have to confess the cool, full mornings with perrmps' an early rain, are just at hand, ' and then you'll turn to the fireplace for genial warmth and cheer, HOW about . :i , i' ' ; . ,!;'' ',!,. ; ' i Andirons, Fireplace , ' ; Screens and Fixtures Perhaps you have riot given much thought to those essen tials during the summer time, but you'll want to brighten up the room, no doubt, and no one thing will help more to dd it than some of these new Fireplace Fixtures ' We are offering. See our comprehensive window display today, and you will get an inspiration concerning furnish ings of the sort. Churchill Hardware Co. lhe Iron CLASSIFIED SECTION j ALL NEW AJJS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAGE rr ! FOR SALE FOK SALE Piclillug cucumbers. Phone 17F3. mil SALK Purebred jDolalue rums. J. G. llarues, Tenmile. SMALL- BUSINESS "for" sale-or trade. Inquire 928 Military St. FOlfH SALE Good milch-cows. Joseph Jleidenrelch, Roseburg. FOlFSALE FulWooded-; speckled Sussex roosters. Cheap. Phoue 270-J. , FOR" SALE Fordson tractor ami disc. Frank T. Wood, Brockway, Ore. 13ox 144. FOJlSAL"E Two good team"? "aild harness. See . Joe Campbell at Lockwood Motor Co. FOll SALE Old growth fir block wood, $3.00 tier. H. Odeu, Dixon- ville. Phono 33F25. Full SALE Practically new $65 coat for $35. Address "Coat," ' care News-llevlew. ; Foil SALE Tomatoes, 50 c per bushel, liring boxes. Mrs. Mark Simpson, Dillard, Oregon. foil SALE W66dou the ground, 10-inch oak stove and block. N. L. Conn, Koseburg. Phone 6F15. FOlT SALE 2" good "Jersey-cows, one- will freshen Sept. 5th, other in February. A. H. Doeruer, Mel rose. ' )' FOll" SALE 1022 Foiu truck, start er, cab, wood rack, uew tires aud license. Phoue 309-J, or 112 llruclcway. i'OH SALE Two plows, 12 and 11-inch.-One 5-shovel cultivator. W. 11. Houg, 7 miles east of Sulher . . llu. . FOR SALE 25 head of ewes, also 3 cross-bred Corriedale-Hamboul-liel. rums. Phone BF15. N. L. Conn, lloseburg, Ore. V UUD Dig second growth TIF, guod us old growth, $2.50 per tier, delivered. D. W. Keasey, Dixonville. Phono 1F21. 25" s'HItOPSUlilE ranis" lor sale". Itegistered yearlings, thrifty aud well wooled. Mrs. W. E. Staf ford, 1U01 Mill SL, EugeuejJJre. FUKNTtUKBr FOKrSALE If you are looking for low prices . in new or slightly used furniture call at Powell's, 238 and 240 N. Jackson. i76N"fFOKGET, when you need a suitcase or hand bag, you can save money aud get a good oue, too, at Powell's Furuituro Store, 238 N. Jacksou St. FOiiSAT7l:Nice"Tilberta peaches, windfalls for canning, $1 per ap ple box. liring containers. Op posite Wigwam Tavern, Coos Junction. V J. Sturgin .NOW IS THE TIME To get your canning tomatoes, liring boxes, pick them yourself, 35c per bushel. Turn in at big gate north ot S. C. Miller's house. G. 13. Law rence, Dillard. , BaRTLETT PEARS for canning or shipping. From 25 cents a bushel to the finest extra fancy pears packed for shipping at $1.50. IlltAND'S ROAD STAND, on Pa cific Highway, 3 miles north. FOR" SALE One-Shropstiiro" buck", $s. Two Rambouillet two yours old. One 3 yr. old Durham bull und two year old hulfer all in good shape, the two for $65. All priced to sell. I will be home of evenings. Emniett Hall, Wilbur, Oregon. WANTED WANTKD 20 tier or laurel oalt snlit stove wood on and the ground. Phone 309-J. WANTED Sowing, "win "bo It at home or come to your house. 112 Ilrockwuy or phone 309-J. Helen ltice. WANTED TO RENT Modern fur nished hnuso with caraeo. Pre ferably with furnace and elec tric range. Phone 4S2. FOR RENT FOR RENT Iroom furnlshee atmrtnient. 246 N. Hose SL FOR I1ENT One2-room lurnishcd apartment. Call nt 311 S. Jack son St. or phone 4S-L. FURNISHED APTS. for rehtrMod- rrn in every respect Close in. Reasonable rates. Phono 58. FOR RENT i room furnished house. $8 per mouth. East side, Miller's AddltioD. Mrs. Ethyl! Dickey. F( t RENT One nil earaKe, 330 D-room house, Marsters St. Mongers FOll RENT Two tront officj rooms. Located in business cei ' ter of city. Call at 136 N. Jack pon St. or Dhone 68. FOll KENT 2-ruoni furnished houso, basement, garage; water furnished, wired for lights, $15 per' mo. Call 625 Second Ave. So. FOll-BEST 4-rooin downstairs apartment, private bath. Also 2 room apartment, hot water all hours. 221 W. Wash. 227-Y.' x Full, RENT Houses close to school. For Bale good' ranch, 4 room house for $800. J. D, Uraughtou, . Roseburg, Miller's Addition. T FOUND I FOUNT) Two' bunches of keys, owners may have same by calling at tills oflice, . describing prop erty and paying for ad. MISCELLANEOUS I . -4 SPECIAL ON Mason balloons, free tube with each 20x4.40 and 30x 5.25 tires. South End Service Station. CAll OWNKll Llou't forget to call 653 when ln need of auto parts. Sarft's Auto Wrecktnf flOHRA. THE'riOilSONvho- tobltaTui'se from the cloak room of the J. C. Penney storo is known and will ,. not bo prosecuted It' tho same is returned. EATiY-'OlFOKNTLKXlAN take full chargo of Koseburg office, draw $35 weekly and per cent) ?i5 . for merchandise . required. Ad dress Box iti, care News-Review. PRUNE DRYER INSURANCE Insure your fruit dryer and equipment now. Larry an ade quate amount on fruit during drying seaton. Cost is small. Phone or call. Wo sell insur ance and give ' real service to our policy holders. G. W. Young & Son Insurance 116 Cass St Phone 417 AUCTION SALE Call Your, County Agent or Phone 42F3 for dates. John Abeene AUCTIONEER Oakland Oregon HOUSE PAINT $2.40 Por Gallon Dcnn-Cerr'clscn Compary AWNING ' Wo are prepared to Install any sort of awning on short notice. Awnings Repaired. Harry Pearce YOU DON'T HAVE THAT FAR-AWAY LOOK IN YOUR EYES When wo kit .1 mnn Iravin? homo In the tnnrninK ami in nt. tho Hcewry with n far away look in his pypH an ho vnlkn to work, wo Imnw ho (llftii't hav u.s vjlmnize his 9 0ir rn.,toiirTB r!nn't he lo w;:lk to work. Thi-Y ride. I l'uoae an I II ,,.,, ,n ... c,.. I IB a I ' -1 Arundel, ulann tuner. Phono IS!) I, i 3 mVETOTCTT B : - i .nx I TUBBY - i H rl I WHAT I GOT- A M tirJiri 1 m y 3 jumbo peppermint II m ifigggZ ii MlS I "Stick i IU6WB rlr fets II l 2! !B YOU DON'T HAVE THAT g - V ' WV''m W 9 llcaly-ffoi Vulcanizing Co. 1 - Phone 104 THRIL i pi r h j fllAlTKK tl. . "Tod's u man of one idea," Chili' thought, as I she shuffled uopper plugs and said 'Order! land Clare monopolized his attention In the urofcsslumilly remote voice j through lhe:nohu aud glitter of of telephone operators.,. . thu long nioal while cocktails gave "1 ought to be glad , he wants i place to vviho that tftowed , like me .so that someone wants iue fouutains in giants ..quickly It's sure Amy does not. He was " emptied. (Clare fquud . herself dreadfully stern the .night of the giggling a great xleal. accident; ready to snatrh mo j "Happy, Princess?" Sattoily's away. . Kept saying I'd never uii- ' arjn BUile around hor. "lively, derstand things. lovely youngster! . Eyes all bright "llo's right, I suppose. Why did ' 1 ve wanted to see you llko that! Amy fib to me? Why did sho j Listen, let's grab a couple of say she was going with Val when j quarts and get out of hero. 1 want she knew all the time she was 'you to myself. Come on, baby!" going to bo with Sattorly? Why 1 "Oh, you're drunk, liob. You was sho on the Post Ruad when needn't' fill my glass. , I've bad Rosecliffo Manor Is nway over .enough. You're u great oiu f.u'tor on the Hudson? Or didn't site - aren't you." s i . I Intend to go thero at all?" ' "Would you breuk my heart, prii- She went on, trying to puzzle clous? Uut you didn't mean it. iti it out. as she'd been doing for 1 member ouce you kissed mo? Oue days now. She know Satterly was j back in the city, uenrly recovered, though his urm still hung in while linen. The usual calls for the mother the light flashing and Amy's low voice unking fur Sntterly's num ber. Well, there was ono thing r.ho could do ; Bhc'd dono It be fore often enough. . "Your number does not answer "Someone .Is there, operator! You say evory dny they don't an swer und there's always some one there!" , "I am sorry, Mudnni. ,. I will try your .number." A pause. "Thoy do not answer!" ' "Vm going to find out nhtfut this)' . . . '. ' Fifteen minutes Inter Clare was summoned , to the niannger's room. He raid, from behind his desk. "There's a complaint from Mrs. Dean. Do you know ".And n.s worus trniiou oi as a woman ", 1,1 ' , " ''-" -'"",""" paie ami euii, uiare was juuimit. into her mother's eyes. Amy raved hysterically, "What does this moan?. I .asked for the telephone- operator! Is this a joke?" "I ' am tho operator. Mother j I've been working noon hours.-' 1 m rorry about your number. - "Oh, I see It all now!" the! rest as, a blur with poiuts stand-j ing out. Amy's back going thru the door; the manager's crisp, not. unkindly voice: . "Wo-can't .hve , trouuio, nss cuoy. aiiu uiuesi., answer. "I'll resign , now. I 11 - nave to resign now.: Masgie's head poked 1-itp Clare room and - the woman croaked, i VEGETABLES WANTED i- in. there will be preaching every "The ner-rvo of her! She's after ' poR CHILDREN'S HOME Sunday afternoon at tho hour Blat- comln! till a . bad , end. . darlin! I : , led. Tell your friends and neighbors Don't be taklu'. on now.'' And' xiie children's farm home at Cor-'! to como. Special music both vocal to Grubs, who slid under her, e!-!V1,nis requests the ladles who road' and instrumenlnl and wo will as .bow, "Outta me sight monkey!" the News-Review 'to can fruit and- suro you an iulcreatiiiu hour for. "Aw " .,. . ' I vegetables for, tho hoine, All kinds J'ur coming. ... , , "Let him coma dn,. -Maggie.- lie's i of fruit and beans, corn, tomatooH,, . , . , . , '. ' good friend." . . .. . , , -, . Y' tootln', Miss." His pocket, gave up a., square o . eUorl.:ako,, only slightly crushed, and a mar-1 velously intact pitcher of cream. 1 "Say, we're all wit' ', Miss. She's a snortiu' laloo. ..Say the. word i an- sue 11 get service n give ner somethin, V. squawk'lof .all' I'ight all right!" "No, Onib1-! Don't you dnro! Urn shortcake. You old dear!" "Aw well, f:o long, Miss!" Claro nto her Thankpgiving"' dinner in Val's apartmriit. Time was heavy on her hands now, with nothing to do. and Amy had gone hack te . her disdainful manner. Val was holdliiK a celehraiion in honor of tho holiday, and Hob bitterly. ralher pointedly, asked to escort ' '., ', .,' . Tho lijios appeared fleetly around A thorouph ctillurnl and professional ncliolar ship is the outstanding chnroctcrlslic of (he Stole UnivciPity. Training it o'rrrd in. 22 departments of the College of Literature, Science and the Arta. Architecture and Allied Arts Business Admiiiisti ution Educa tion Journalism Groduote Study Ijiw Medicine Music Physi cal Education Sociology. Social Worlt Extension Division. 51st Year Opens Spplnmbcr 27, 1926 h$uv Write ?M I I 'thcRtWUSr. bmCr:tyof I n I........ n.. V AN'. D v x Amys lips but sho said, "Yea, do hake hor, ;l(ob. It'll i)o really I Kind." k , ",- ' He answered "Mdoui" softly morning, long ago. How 1 luvcd you!" . 'Yes you did! You went away without telling mo goodbye!'! . -"Hud to', else 1 couldn't have left! Come on, lets gut out of here"' . , ' .' t! It was then that Amy," dnncltigi with Ticky Swan, went limp in his arms. They carried her to her own' room to "sleep it oif.' Copyright 1026 - King Features Syndicate. Inc. For the poor man and Ms child ren (his winter wo have, a Foul Tu dor sedan equipped with balloon tinja and Ruultstell axle. Hansen Chevrolet Co. ' . f ' . : -O . '.. LOCAL SHOWERS NEXT -; WEEK OFFICIAL FORECAST ' . , - ' (Assoc fated I'rosa LeascJ Wire.) ' SAN FHANCISCO, Aug. 21. The weather outlook for the week beginning August 22, was llounceil horo toUay bv tllB Ullited states weather bureau as tollows: Far western slates The outlook is for generally fair weather except lor fogs and low clouds along the California coast and- considerable cloudiness and local showers -iu the Pacific northwest stutes. The.oclock. 'there Is n cordiul lnvita- temperatures wlU be near or be - ow normaL Normal to subnormal forest fire haza.d is indicated. i I . v' For the nnnr man ,n,l Ills child-, - . .. ,... ., vnr, -.' ! . dor dan cquipl,cu wlth blloon riuekslell axle. Hansen chevl.olet Co. s;CANNED fruit AND : etc. WJiatever Is good lor tlio child,-. .reu to eat during tlie .yrlntur. Uidfl lea, , wishing jars for , this put-pose, can get them of MrS.:U. W. Youilg, 231 East Lane street, Koseburg. -' L o - - Chevrolet' ton '.truck in good con- , dition, new lires all around. Eaay ; termi. 'Hansen Chevrolet Co.; " HEALTH BULLETIN I s , . , v I . (Continued on page 4.) , Utri-ie p u' occasionally happens, that lhe' L.;,, , annB ni.cii i:) ,)ls,;. ,sl,,mU.j ))V SHMVhile. re-' ullcinK it ls !l(ivisal)le for those so; j afflicted to thoroughly massage' lhe pal.ts ,aiy. j Ijo you need to reduce .' tr to 'gain? "We have a "million-dollar hooklet" (the naine given by lho::e who follow It), which you .may have by fending ten cents in stamps v.ilh sell-addressed, stamp-, d envelope. j Tomorrow Answers to Mothers. PRUNE DRYER INSURANCE Sou tho U R. Uf-als a.'iu:.v, H9 S. Jaeksou St. Phono 62$. Phone at our cxponae for coveragu. AH insurance linos. JOSEPH LYONS TO BE BURIED AT HARRISBURQ ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON A lsirn number of Umisl. eouiity people urn Leaviim tmir or tomorrow for Ilari'mlmr, t h to atUMid tlio burial of the l;i Josepli Lyons, one of the couuO host known and highly rew'K "j( u citjr-iiM. Thn l'unenii sorvii-es heiinj hold ihin nfternoon n( I't it land and (lie body will then taken to IhirrhOitirtf. wiicro.il. Hi be interred bcKido th;it tf M i i. LyoiiK, wlio pnsscd av:ty scvoal yoars a-M The burial is to be ;it HarrihlmrK instead of Sprinfb-ld as proviinihly announced. THE GIST OF THE BIBLE , , BOOK. BY BOOK , ; ' By ALVIN it i i- ' ARTiqUE NO, 29 . . i ( ' . JOEL, 'hlB i'ltOPilET'OF PKNTF(X)ST. IS j ' ' ' ! JOel was ono of iho earliest vt the prophets of Judith, probably' esorelhlug his ministry near tlio times of F.lljah aud Klishu, about eight hundred years before Christ. .. .. ; : , ' j Tlio hurden ot hl.-i message Is a certain fearful tlmo, of Judg nieiit which llu mentions five times us "the day of tho Lord." ' Tho.key.notu of his prophocy Is struck In 1:10, In the words, "AIub fur the day, for the day of the Lord is at hand, uud lis a ''destruction from the Almighty tdiull It come." ., - : i Joel made very vivid the desolation liiat Ood would send Hlioii Jutlah und Jerusalem by likoning Uod's destroying hosts to u seourgo of locusts which probably ut tho very tlmo was spreading dusnluilon and famine through the land, cutting off the food supply, of man and beast, aud making it difficult to secure evou tho sue rlfices necessary to maintain the temple services. In tho shadow of tho judgment of this "day of the Lord" Joel pleaded with priests and the people alike to turn to the Lord lit genuine repentance, saying, "Rend your heart, and uut your gar ments, and turn unto tho Lord your Cod- for lie Is gracious and merciful, slow to anger aud of great kindness." Joel prophesied not only things which were near at hand, but nlso tilings which were not fulfilled until eight hundred years uftor his time, as well as things which are not yet fulfilled uud will not be fulfilled until tho final judgment attending tho second coming of Christ. . . It was ono of Ihcso prophesies of Joel which the Apostlu Peter took us his text for Hint wonderful sermon on the Day of Penlo cost, and which ho said was fulfilled In the outpouring of tho Holy Spirlfon.tliat day: "This is that which was spoken by tho prophet Joel: And It Blmll come to pass in tho lust days, salth Cod 1 will . pour out my Spirit upon all flesh: and your Buns und your'daugh tors Shall prophesy, and your young men shall seo visions und your old mun shall dream dreams; und on my servants and on mv hand, maidens I will pour out In those days of my Spirit." (Compare Jool a:2S-a2 with Acts 2:16-21.) .. . . Three thousand souls found the way of salvation In that ponlo costal sermon through 'repentance and faith In Jesus Chrlut und thine Is no olhcr way ot iulvation for any of us. , Tlioso who have not yet found It should earnesllv hoed the solemn. words of doel. where ho says of them: ".Mulllludea, mulll tildes! in Uie valley of decision: for tho day of the Lord Is near In the val)ey of!dopision."r . , 1 Conyrujty j !-(, by Dibio Features Syndicate, Inc., Toledo, Ohio. ' ;., i SUNDAY AT THE ' CHURCHES Bible Standard Tomnle.: Sunday ; August 22. Services will ho us fop jlows: Sunday school, at 1U o'clock -a. m. Preaching ut eleven o'clock. urusadera senlce at C:3u p. ; Preaching ut evening hour at eight i Hon extended to you to como to ieiiurch home, como and enjoy the !f'lowsh.p of ouj- people. Our Sun-, day school is growing und our 'icaenei 8 aro competent, Spirit 111 led people who are doing their best ! In l,l .n.w n.wl nil 1, .... W 7 to holpny and,, all. ltev. F E. jCrook- nastor- At Glcngary School House. Be. ' ginning 'Sunday,- Ami. 29 th at 2:0 I First .Church of Christ. Located ,011 Cobb and .ltobprts ' Sta. , Dlble smdyi each -Lords day . at . 10:30 o'clock. Preaching at 11. : Subject Growing W hen very Old. ; ' The First Methodist Church, cor ner of .Main and Lane streets. Rev. Joseph Knolls. pastor. The Sun day School meets nt 9:-l5 a. in. Wo are glad to welcome back those returning, homo from their vacations. This Sunday, Hev. S. iE. Memingor viil preach., Jle will ibrlng you n line niessngn.-Tho Ep - I worth League meets at 7 p. . .The Sunday evening union service (will p.. laid In thiH (hureh at S p. !m. Come ami enjoy the service. Prayor ineeliiiK on Wednesday evdilnK. A cordial iuvituUou is extended tu all. .iriiirj imvvn lingular fior- Vices .Sunday mornhiK. Knnday acliool at V: o. Carlos l'ae, ptri-intr.ndni. .Mornin itt 1 1 oV ocI:. 11. Y. I. U. at 7 Sundav p. in. 1'njon services evcr.ki at !' o'clock. .St. ;ot; -Cas3 iind 'k l-:piscopjil Chilrch .Main streets. The f I r The Be3t .Sales men tri Town? r" 1" v'M t i iiul iii c.iiswer find find ..'oMi' custonuTS .-Vi-JGribir-. And It'll Last Longer That Way. vyk .'BELi.. 6. D.' un twelfth Sunday after Trinity. Holy Communion,, at 8;. '10 a. in Church School Service, l):4B a m Uiuich of tho Holy Spirit, at iulherlln: Morning prayor and crmoii, 11:00 a. m. Ascension -Impel. Iilddlo: livening l'rayer and sermon nt S:U0 p. in. Presbyterian Church The llihlo worship at U o'clock. James Mc i initock will preach. He will have j "l0 '""'ig man's viewpoint. Como :. c mon hervices at .... uiuich, at s o clock. The iramon period is about over and I - Vn tlu-lr n..n,.ll . i "U; ! ln u '"'' l"ces of ! " lno oundny school needs ! - - " , cet your wool sacks for fall use at our removal sale prices, 05 cents for-second hand nnd -win r,. ,. i tour-hound sncks. tortonMwi. TiM,V"i",.r S".'r of Ooveriimont luntiur, Ounurul land Orric-o, Wusli 11BIOI1, D..C.. July S, JII20.' Notice Is hereby given Unit ' subject to the conditions and limitations of tlio February 20. 19111 (to Btat., 117'J) ,,1?p",r,l.;!."J"'"1 . regulations- of April ,1' U. V:" '.J- D;' 37li' "'0 tlnib.ir on .the following hinds will bo old August 30, Hsu, at 10 o'clock A. M. j stutus land otfioo at Itosoburstlora' jtuutiuu at mo unltud to the hluhflKt hiriil,.,, . It;! tluiu the upin-iilsea value as shown by this not leu, sillu to bo sub lout to the npiu-uval of the Sec retary of the Interior. Tlio pur uhasu -price, with un additional sum "t unc-ttrtli of ono por com lliorn ur, beinff coniinlHslons allowed, must be dcpudllcd at time of nolo, money to l) returned il nnle Is not ap proved. otlierwlHo PKUmt will Ihhuc tur llm llmhor wllloh must bo re moved within ton yotu-H. Bids will be received from cltlzons of the United States, UHsocfatlunii of mioh citizens and corporations ttvea.nW.cA 1 "l"l,"r UWS tho United j tMierSuV S SSZ'uZ lion of . qualified purchutior tho t"',',be,r o"v l'-Bal subdlvlmon K!nV,c,iud'dl":yr"rl',tt I inrg-r unit. T. 17 s.. II. ti W Hoc. ' ll liw r,,..d. fT flL' M- T- 17 low fir 900 M, NWi N-5"4 yellow fir juuu M. T. a., H. H y Hoc. 25, Lot 16 yellow fir 2WJ0 M, whlto cedar U6-Mt WIllto cu.Hr lolos 125; l7ot j 16 yellow fir 6:i6 M, whlto cedar u-!'i ' wm ceuur poiea yu, none ;26 M Liioi tin? iiniufir on ineso eecilonii to WOI..IUP l.n MH II,,,,, tt n., M In, I tho fir, I.B0 per At fur tho whlto ! "l-''lnr end l oucli for the codnr i NK'i red fir 7!)u M, red ci-ihir 30 M, !SKU NIM rod fir 1160 M, NK'A UK'A red fir X0 St, 8E'4 HIS'i rod fir 1100 M. T. 2:i it.. It. II W., 8eo. 10, NWK y.illow fir 360 M, T. 2li H., It. 10 V Sec. 80, Nr.14 HHU yellow fir 150 M, whlto codltr 2&0 M, none of tho timber on tlmao eoctlons to bo sold for loss than $1.75 por M for the red fir, fl.GO por M for tho yollow fir, 7.fi0 nor M for tho whlto cmlar, and t0 uonts por M for tlio rod cellar. T. ZS B., It. II VV Soo. 31, lot 1 yollow M'lr 3.15 M, whlto codar 172 M, rod fir 17(1 M, white ce'liir pokm 30, lot 2 yellow fir 100 M, whlto cedar 3-11 HI, whlto cedar poles zoo, Jut 3 yollow fir 1:10 M, whlto cedur 108 11, red fir 80 II. whlto cedar Holes 20. UW'l Nt;', yellow fir 276 M, white ciditr I DO M, whlto cedfir poles 40, ! NWU yollow fir 200 M, whlto cedar. ; 120 :.I, whlto ccdur poles 70, nunc 1 'of tlio timber on this section to lie I ' for le than $1.00 per M fnrj tho fir, $7.00 pur M for tlio while eeo'ir ftnd 60 cents each for tho .-eilnr poles. T. 17 ft. It. 7 V Hoc. : 33, SWA WA yollow fir 4B0 M, red fir 8'j5 M. red ceilur 20 M. none of , 1 the titular on this Heotion to bo, 'sold fur less thun $2 00 per M for; iho fir and $1.00 per M for tho 'filar. T. 18 K H. 7 W., Koo. II. :5V'Vi HW't led fir 2C76 Al, none of the tllnlter. on this section to! I tie sold for lens than $2.70 per M. 1 Wl 1.1,1 A MPI'H V. I'oinlnlsslDner. WHV Al2.EfO'T woo EATiw'Voua PEPPEdMlrJT STICK? n I COMING FAST ORDERS FOR FENCE CARLOT PRICES Small Iota cent off. I Mile lots lc off. ; ; COOPERATE AND SAVE Book your orders for Fall seeds. ' Burr Clover 20c lb. I'. See U First We Can Save You Money t I FARM BUREAU 1 I COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE HOSEBURQ MR. AND MRS, PARKS WILL MAKE HOME IN CALIFORNIA Churlos W. Turks, "Poto" to his scores of friends, terminates forty flvo years' residouco in ltouohurg oti September 1, next, whon, with Mrs. l'urks, lie will move to Sau ilernnrdlno, Cut., to make his tu turo homo. Today Mr. Parks com pleted n deal for the sale of his resldeneo property ut 416 South Jackson Btroot to Mrs. Bertha Par rott. . . l''or twenty-throe years, begin ning In .1881, Mr. Parka was asso ciated with Ilia father, tho late Al len Parka,! In the grocery husluosa in ltosol-urg. Afterward he serv ed nearly nine years as postmas ter ot the city, then after tempo rary retirement, was employed us a salesman at tho, Culver hardware store. , During his early residence ln tho 'city, Mr. Parks served as a city councilman and was a mem ber of the old volunteer flro de partment. . "Poto" promises to re turn to Kosuuurg occasionally for a chat with old friends and ac quaintances, t San Bernardino Is tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Parks' daughter, Mrs. G. G. Stewart, whoso hus band ls a civil engineer, formerly located In Iiosoburg. M. C. RADABAUGH Auctioneer, 630 N. Pino St., Kose burg, Oregon. , HEADLINERS ON EUGENE CARD PUT UP LIVELY DRAW - fAMoelHted ITOM leased Wlre.V' . 1 EUGENE, Ore., Auk. 21 "Olyin pla Kid" JohuHon of Olympia,' WnshiiiKton, and the dusky. GepiRe Dixon of Portland, welterweights," went ten rounds to a draw here yesterday afternoon ln the hacd llner of the open nir boxing pro gram. It was n busy ten rounds for both boxers. They mixed read ily and made it n real scrap.. ''Yonns Tracy, substituting - for Joo Marcus of : Voitlmiil,' light wolfiht, was put n'wnj Tor (he final count in the thin) round by Ralph Moore. Tracy went down four times ln tho second round,- and came out of his coiner groggy ln lhe third. Phil Hayes of Rulom won it six round decision over. Johnny Kelly of Portland. Harold "Red" Davis of lOuKene und Jimmy Demilh of Corvnllls went four rounds to a draw, while Billy "Kid" Wllburn of.Eugeno won a four-round deci sion' over Joe McMastcrs of Nott. LIBERTY THEATRE "Wolf Huntors" Boasts Powerful Agyreuatlon of Talent. Ono of tlio strongest cusLs over assembled in a single production will bo seen in "The Wolf Holers", which has bcun nuiiouiiced by Mim- U I'M PoK. rf0n'B-i 5 f " Pot? i-r To Hj GE.T Qoo. i- r OAKLAND agor Gross of the Liberty thentro as tho stellar attraction nt Ills house for 3 days beginning tomor row. "The Wolf Hunters,' adapted to tho scren from a wlduly read novel i by the ever popular James Oliver Curwood, Is a story of lire in the frozen north country and has to do with the activities of the Koyul jNorinwest- Mounted police. The principal male role is played by .Alan lloscoe, well and favorably known through his many cxcolieut characterizations ln the past. Op posite him Is found Virginia Brown l'ulre, a ravlshlngly lovely brunotto of extraordinary capabilities. Rob ert McKim contributes an excellent and sinister characterization while David Torronco la seen ln a sympathetic role. . ANTLER3 THEATRE Love and Intrigue in tlio court of iMaurauie forms the basis of tho plot of "The Lovo Thief,", tho colorful, mythical kingdom picture which brings Norniun Kerry to Uiu Antlers today. . It is heralded as one or tho most unusual sets and bizarre lighting erica, combining the excellence of American acting and directing with utiusal sets aud bizarre lighting, effects such as featured "The Ca binet of Doctor Caligarl" aud "Siegfried." . Romance and a strange mlxug of hearts as well as a threatened war between the countries of tin two lovors combine to make "Tim Love Thief' un exceedingly intop estlug story. Greta Nisseu,' noted Norwegian Bcreen star, plays op position. , -j.-:.. What is Tom Meighaivs, Becret? Whatever it ls-i-ho Burely Iuib the ability to pack a theatre when ono of his pictures la announced. hut when one thinks H over, Moighan's popularity would Boeiu.. to bo due his llkoablo, personality. Tom's being "six foot two; eyes of blue," helps of dourso. . And then, let's not forget that he's uu actor a mighty fine' ono. . f Now glpry be to heavon, Tom litis a new: role worthy of , bis talents. , ' ','Tho "- New Klondike", which comes to the Antlers tomor row form run ot three days, finds him enacting the part ot Tom , Kel ly, a crack pitcher of the New York Baseball Club. Lllit Lee plays opposite the star. His supporting cast includes Paul Kolly, Fritz! Ilrunetto, . Vera Sisson, Charles Winnlnger, and a host of others. Ring Lardner wrote the tale as uu original story. Chevrolet coupe like now, run 7000 miles, but don't look it-. $200 off new price.Hansen Chevrolet Co. DR. M. H. PLYLER Chiropractor. Phone 152. Lane and Rose Sts. TCiWIAN fcNLYBOffl PORTLAND, ORKUOIf 1mfhm. small 4rl fnl nniirvliloii. ! r Ipt din- el p Hue, oolul dTonmieca omd miirtuUy mant mm Niutid . rrr - It Is Gratifying Your snille of satisfaction as you come ngitln and again here to tnulo Is most grallfylng. We sell duality goods exclusively. . Economy Grocery O. L. 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