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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1926. I: ! 1: ii! if1 ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW Dally Except Sunday HmWr Tka The .Aaaocteted Pres la exclusively entitled to the uae for republl eatlon of all new dlasaichae re41ted tq It or not otherwise credited In thie paper and. la all local new pubUetaed herein. All rights of republic non o( eeeolal Olepatonea herelp, are alao reeerved. h. VV. BATKa- BKBT O. BATS8- Pntered aa aecond elaaa matter May 17, 1820, at the poit office at Z ' BoMbnrf, Oregon, under the Aet of March 1, 1878. - - SUBSCRIPTION RATES Daily, per year, by raaU ' Daily, elm nanth. by mail Dally, three months, by mall OaOy, elnl moath. by mall ,, , , 'hihii Wf vw, worn iputiw Weakly Newa-Revlew, by mall, ner B08EBURQ, OREGON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1926 THE POWER ; Harry Houdini, the world ly died, will be long remembered by multitudes of people who witnessed his amazing performances, and were unable to offer any explanation of them, Such 'magicians must have a marvellous, degree of manual dexterity. Their hands, trained by long practice, can warK with a skill and force and speed that is far beyond that many of their motions must vation. It is amazing how these people can do these things also right under the eyes of out; his hand with a half dollar in. it. , All at once that half dollar vanishes,; without his, tion on'the part of the performer, Then again, without any observable motion of the magician, the coin is back in his palm again. ,Qne feels, after; seeing a trick like that, that the! human eye, sharp as it may fee,' has got tQ work a good dejaj faster to keep up with many of the things that happen: A "pian when such a trick is niymina tnat ne will watcn it sq closely that nq movement oi the" performer; will escape him.- But his attention will do him very little good, and the committee' of substantial' citi- zejj's who gq ph; the; stage tq ovgr on the ;audience might just as well, stay in their seats fog; all they aire likely to discover; (The magicians of old ex- . fcreised a; great power in the community, because the people would thijik! that they must be , assisted by supernatural agencies, ; Today we dd.ijot doubt that all these(th.ings are dojie in accordance with' physical laws,' but we iee the skill whjch a. fetypeofljlt) gain in the use of their members. J ' i 'j ; ) j- ' " q , . , ; ; : . ; I ". t Qne of thp' common customs of fold time business was . fofc pdopJe jtt enddrse notes fdr ttefr friends," by 'which (if tlifeir fviendg (failed to pay these obligations, the endorsers cojild be called on to make up the loss. ; A great many people wjye ruined; by thus having to make heavy payments. The signer! of such notes would say that ,the endorser would never do caueq on tq mane good. Jiut m many cases busi nesa reverses' would come, .... .. '.. .i . , and burnable tq' pay, and IB so the it tup. Some . people are still pure friendship. In some cases it may be necessary, but people should think long and earnes.tljkbefore thus obligat ing, themselves. Many people tneir notes are asiang something which they have no busi tiesrw expect; und'whloh, their' friends should refusei i in X : President Coolidge in a recent address, dwelt upon the soj-vicerendered by; advertising,. He showed how advertis ing creates eman aild if jt was not. for demand, goods could not be sold. If all advertising were 'to stop for a, year, American business would be in a terrible hole. The demand foj commodities would be greatly reduced, many, factories could not get enough' Orders to run on, many concerns would faj-1 because of the hwk of business and inability to work off their goods.. The result wquld come near prostrating Amer ican industry, If advertising is so necessary to the success ofbusines3 as a whole, it is also necessary if people expect a business to grow and become more profitable. ' Goods can. not be sold unless demand is created, and advertising is the most efficient and economical method of creating that de mand.. '' ' '- '- I : , : Z Seeing the federal income tax gradually being reduced, the average person asks when the state county, and city and town taxes are going to come down. The average of these taxes js probably as high as it was five years ago, and very likely higher. The people want improved schools and roads, and it coats money for police forces to pursue criminals and regulate automobile traffic. The average citizen has got to follow the affairs of his state aud city a. good-dcn.1 closer than he does now, to help on movements for lower taxes in these departments of government. UTAH BEET SUGAR MEN INSPECT THE WILLAMETTE FIELD . Anoclntcd PrrM Leeied Wire.) PORTLAND, Oregon, November 13. Possibility of developing beet growing Industry in tho Wil lamette Valley, bringing sugar fuc. tortus to that region, will be dis cussed at n conference between officials of the Salem Chamber of Commerce and represenlattvea of th Utah lleet Sugar Industry at Salem Monday. iW. Tlmpsnn, northwest manager qftho Ulnh-Idaho Sugar Company. Why has mndu experiments on small acreages In the Willamette Valley and along tho Columbia Hl vcil la said to bo satisfied that sugar beets cm, be grown success fully In those districts. fllniutic conditions are said to he Javoiablo. , . , ,, o Order your Christmas and Now Ydlrr announcement cards from the Newa-Heview office. Complete linn of -both printed and engraved cards now being displayed. Moderately priced. DR. NERBAS DENTI8T - Painless Extraction Gaa When Desired , Pyorrhea Cured Phone 488 Masonlo Bldg. I no. I f i J " -Preaident and Manager .Secretary-Treasurer 4.00 .1.00 . i-W . -0 year 1.00 OF MAGIC famous magician who recent of the ordinary person, and be so swift as to elude obser an observer. . A man will hold being able to perceive any mo being performed, may make up see that nothing is being put , 1 1 the maker of the note might endorser Would have to make asked, to do, this' thing, out of jvhq. aak.f rjfijds, Jto, endorse FRENCH AMBASSADOR TQ U. 8. WILL STAY ON JOB. (Aatnclitnl l'rcu leaned Wire.) PARIS, Fiance, Nov. 13. M. Jlerenger, French ambassador to the United Slates, offered hisMe sigmitlon to Foreign Minister Hi-lam! a few days ago, It is learned, on the plen that his work In con nection with tho debt funding set tlement was finished. M. Brtaml refused lo accept tbe resignation, and" M. Borongwr con sequently will soon return to Wash ington. NOTICH. I will not be responsible nuy debts contracted by my Alvln M. (Bud) Hubbard, K, A. HCUUA1U). Dlllard, for son, Ore. o- FRANCE BEGINS PROBE OF RECENT CATALAN AFFAIR ('"I fwl "u poiejoav PAHIS, November 13. A ju dicial Investigation Into (ho activi ties of Ulcciuttt Garibaldi and Co lonel Francisco Maria m tho re ceutly discovered Catalan pot has heon ordered by Minister of Justice Louis narthou. The minister of justice hns di rected Ibat tho Investigation he centered about charges that am munition was stored and arma anil explosives distributed by the alleg ed Catalan consplratota. o- I Fancy wool blankets (0.98 at Powell's. by Tha Newe-Revlew Co,.. PPUNE pkmnS- QODD yMti TOUCrW Juat finiahed peruiin1 - The Newe-Revlev And we note. th : " ; " '. ' Village had another ; Oil runier , . ; 1 , i . - As usual - y. Just banana Oil. DUMBELL DORA THINK8 Most men hire a stenographer in the hopes that she'll turn out to be a chorus girl. The Xmas hintin' season Is be glnnln' early. -Do your Xmas bottlln' early and be sure and remember that turkey is the nashnul bird for Thanks giving not homo brew. , ) f t ' ''' I i ' We note that the P. ,H.. 6.J pig skin, artists .have been . runnin true to form but wait till, the bas ketball saeson opens up. Got dern it, we never eould play football In Roseburg. : ' -, '.i. . Ye ed. has been invited to an Armistice Night Banquet at Holly wood Post of the American Legion and oh boy, the program of enter. tainment Includes 9 flock of Mack Bennett's bathin' damsels and we hear they've, isent , their, bathin' suits to the laundry ; ; . ; ' ' I i , Atter reaain' tne society page of the News-Review we 'can cee why there is suoh a 'shortage: eft Nabis co wafers ;ln 'the village, We used to'thlnk 'that because we were Invited ! iof ; seven . parties a week that wbjweKef drh' popular but we found out that It was just Because we played the, piano. If vou dont helleva it. '(, 'anv nlana player. , i ) I . , " i ) t (: ' Most any town feller can tell you there is no substitute! fer malt A?LIMBUROriri Ch'BESE SALES MAN TELL8 WS jTiHAT THERE MAVi BE 8UQHl llf5ilNQ A3 MALI I OBIS BUTj rWE NEVER . ;HE' NE 1-lfcAKU I I . I - it The other p. rh. we met a feller who told, us ho was a successful aQtoi and this a. m. as we found him seated beside us at the Quick and .pirty Lunch Room and we oofted at him quite surprised to think he would humble hiaaelf by munchln' sinkers 'at such a joint and he blushedjand muttered: "The reason i eat nere is Because I iiko tp study human nature." , ., . ' r 'We' eeb'tif the 'pope iW Thrffour good triena Mike nevaney la gonna take ;upiaviatJoiH apjiii.t Heruai lets luck, ol" sox we alius knew you'd get UP In this world, ''''(' . .This Is Canned tGoods Week but doni't mehtlbri the ' idea 1 ta your boss? I I i i V ,'1 'J' , .ill , ) . Now that we're away from the village we can say it judgin' from what some of the wlmmen there de clare their ages to bo, most of 'em must have had their children while they were attendln public achpol. -!''.'. ,,a' Xafe iperltfiifi Se3. 2, "Moat of the fellers, who buy those French magazines don't un derstand a word of the language." r. . RipplinjRhqmQs,s a. II 11 ".W AhaW ; THE HOG CALLER. .' With leather lungs and rubber throat he raised a fright ful din, and from their fastnesses remote the hogs came rushing in. They heard his loud and raucous cry across the field and hill, and homeward made their trotters fly, to sip the sparkling swill. The man who called them is the champ of all tho calling host; he made competitors decamp, he is our pride and boast. To him trophies neat and trim; oh, is there one who has not felt a swelling pride in him? His throat's equipped with wheels and cogs that round each other play, and when he rears up. calling hogs, they hear him versts away. His technique is exceeding fine and makes the hogs rejoice, and far across the county line they hear and rivals sometimes deemed that they primed themsolvcs and bing yell. Rut there is more in calling swine than merely making noise; the champion, with methods fine, much ar tistry employs. And when he howls tho cultured ear discerns a soothing note, that brings the porkers from the mere and glen and dell remote. So let him now his laurels flaunt, and let his days bo sweet; he is dwells in Easy street. His picture's in the public prints, we see it every day, sometimes in black, sometimes in tints, his .medals on display', The movie hero to tho screen, although that makes tho hogs careen. There is a lesson in the rise ot" this hog calling gent, of worth to unsuccessful guys who voice their discontent !ir discontent. The ,,, , .. , ... liik, con though jtg; , , mortal t silk cushions bask. SLAPPING DEATH : TO THE FACE By Wlckes Wamboldt ' Not long ago a man nau a row with bis wife. As she u tinted to leave the room, he pointed a pistol at her bead. She turned and jump ed for blm, trying to take the gun away irora, mm. it went off and killed her.. Then the muu killed himself, - , : When that woman was standing there looking Into, the muzzle of tbe pistol held by her angry and excited hiuibaQd, it was an exceed ingly opportune moment for Her to work the , Boft answer overtime. Probably bad she. cooed something soothing, bad she talked somewhat as she had talked when be fell In love with her and asked tbe privil ege of paying her bills for life, the Chances are that she and be both would be alive today. It isn't bravery that induces one to jump for the fellow who is hold ing a gun on one. It 1b foolishness. The - toughigi alned, thick-skinned man-killer of the wooly Wild West didn t get brash with the man who bad bim covered ; be didn't take any liberties with the chap who had the drop on him, -'Some people have the idea that it is brave to llaregard danger. Uncle Sam didn't look at it that way during the World war. Soldiers who unnecessarily risked their lives were disciplined for so doing. . There, is a vast difference be tween i bravery and recklessness. The man- who runs bis car 50 or 60 miles an hour on a slippery road isn't brave he's a hair-brained idiot. Ask him to go and help nurse the people of a plague-Infest ed city, and he'll run like a rabbit peppered with birdshot. Tne woman wno tried to take tne gun away from her angry and ex cited husband wasn't brave enough tq love with him, and play the game.; It takes real. 'bravery for some, women to live it out with some men. There is also bravery vice versally. ' Life is too valuable to throw away like a banana peel. Since one has but one physical life so far aa one really knows- that life Should not be squandered. It should pe conserved, it snouiu De pre served as 'long as possible. And I,f it must be given up, it should 9nly be for some most worthwhile cause not' for a whim, nor an Im pulse, nor a giddy notion: ; S There Is no Sense in 'tantalizing aeath. Death 1b too solemn and permanent 'to 'be monkeyed with: I ' o - i Bone meal 'fertilizer at Wharton Bl'OBJ I .-!.- t I- ' '-- ! ( i I - - GIRLS SELL PARTS FROM FATHER'S CAR Frank Weaver, a farmer llvlne on tlie triad' leading i into ' Riddle fioin -Myrtle 1 Creek had a peculiar experience last Friday. Mr. Weav1 0r bad' purchased a -new radiutor for bis .car and had it lying near tlio old one ho, l)ad, removed from the cai , Wfnlloiteniporarlly, absent a stranger , whose ,car bpre a Cali fornia . ltcpnse drove up and told two small, girls standing hear that Ife.wpuld give, them fifty. cents for tjje radiator. ''The. girls, took the lponev, ami the CaUlpininn took tlie two radiators and departed. Opon1 ills return, Mr. Weaver got the description ot the car from the Hills and made use of the telephone and succeeded In catching the cul prit as he tiled to get through Myr tle Creek. Cap Griffith halted the stranger, who put up a p;tiful story and gave back the radiators1 and a crisp ten' dollar bill to boot. : Tho officer gave him1 some good advice and told him he thought he could get out 'Of the state with only one radiator in his car. iGrnss seed of all kinds at Whar ton Bros. 1 o- Leaving For Portland Mr. and Mrs. Dale Strange and Mrs. tlarold Robertson will leave tonight for Portland .Mrs. Robert sou will remain in fue metropolis until Wednesday. on busmen anl the rest of tbe pariy, will return here Sunday night. wen Mason. belongs the diamond belt, and heed his voice. Presuming they could do as well, and so screamed, sent up their throb beyond the reach of want, he magnates soon will call this the film can't show the bawl dclCCrate Who can eXCCl in nnv ! bnpoaalble tor roa to aino. for yoq or to uiw.r yon 'paraonallr. I ap- . . , l -mi I I linj prec.teTery much tia h.autlrol letter yoo send me aaa rert It le Si- but to stand and ye 11, n?ay onlS.-il.la?..v2.l2J'!Tl,, jpjv'-tion, m ak win k. 1 "' i an,wr . eolmeia aa aoni, aa poeaikla, at Uer a at aimnl inimr- la Oil CARE OF TOILET THINGS It is surprising bow ninny di seases of tbe skin and sculp are communicated from one member ol a family to another through, 1 towels and faoe eloths ami brush- es and sucn tninga. you may think, careiessiy, mat tne race ciom soap- ed liberally every day, or twice day, with which you wash your face must bo clean, it 1b being washed so often, llut It Isn't being washed. it is washing you. and takes into its soft and spongy fabric tbe more expensive It is the setter and spongier the fabric the dirt, cold cream, powder and perspiration from your sk,ln. To keep it clean, it should be washed every day, just by itself. in very hot water and with a lot of soap, and rinsed. So should your bath brush, which should then be turned upside down to dry. And if there's Bun, they should be dried in tbe sun and air on tbe outside of the bathroom ' window, where they won't show and will be handy. Sun, of course, is the greatest of germ killers. As for a sponge, It la really a most unsanitary object, and yet it is so convenient to use when bath ing, that tlie only thing to do is to take special care, to wash n snonee as you wash the face cloth with soapy hot water and to sun It too, when practical. A lot of recent government propaganda taught us fousem FACING THE TOMORROW'S MENU Breakfast Left Over Prunes ' , Cereal ' ' Waffles Syrup Coffee' ; , ... Dinner a Roast ot Boot. Potatoes Squash Lettuce Bread Pudding , : Coffee Supper . : r i -. Welsh Karehit Vegetable Salad Rolls Preserves i Cake i -...!-. Tea ",In my constant study of house keeper types' I' have' frequently come across .-the 'kind of iwoman who cannot seem to face the neces sary. She Is tho womam who knows' she inus( clean her living room be- loro. aeri waller, arrives yet 'who reaus - just one more chapter" of I a novet tnereDy lorclng herself to I rush through her cleaning later and meet her guest in a bieathless state. i ' ', i . ..- II Often this kind of behiud-hnnd-edness hurts others as well as our selves'. Tor instance I know of a young mother who never has her little son's luncheon ready tor him when he rushes home from school at noon. Anyone on the black can read the woebegone fear on bis little face as he hurries up his iront steps, no Knows from long experience tnat nis lunch is not something she oould tind Interest ready for him. On tho contrary, itling! - DietHealth I ST"" tty jLuJu 1 wnmrn V e - SKIN DISEASES, PLUS Mrs. G.'s husband has a long Psoriasis is one of the most dif contlnued, annoying case oi what ficult of skin diseases to euro por has been pronounced by physi-! manently. The cause of the disease clans ns psoriasis. Ho has tried all j is not fully known. Some skin sorts of salves, doctors and patent specialists believe it is due to in- mediclnes, but no results, and bo feels there are no hopes oi its be coming any better. He also suffers from chronic inflammation ot the joints, sour stomach and bilious attacks. He eats an .-ordinary amount of meat, no extra fat, but is very fond of fried things and sweets. Ke is largo, varying little from 100, and eats very heartily. He is a painter and Interior decor ator. Has bad bis teeth and ton sils attended to. Mrs. U. hopes she has given me enough information so that I cau help her out. Yes, you've given mo lota of in formation, Mrs. G. about your husband's case. Maybe I cun help, although psoriasis is a difficult and stubborn disease. Now. the first point that youli, a i.,, .,.,Z ' have Immedmto control over, is the ! be taken dally, and careful alien- i''V , ,,y?".8' yu!l'" IW to the bowels.. The text didiit state his height but unless books on skin ,iiscasca a,Jvise tne , vii, ifi. , ii . . V, " weight. Ills dietary habits are nil , I bad. mores no doubt on that point, nri.In., SiCh' Chf.0U1,C JoUl ifor local treatments of the patches.! inflammation bilious attacks and , Jackson speaks of sallcyl c acid SIETlnft.. eh'J'?':" t0, ! XKS?r"! ointment, five to twenty' per cent I dors ta the chemistry of (he body. i stresth. Another authority. Crock-; resulting from incorrect diet can o,K.nio. . i...! 1 o7hfte.a 'U "' 8kla 08 W0" "B (lrachn of ot turpentine in as other places. j seven mlnces of oHve ' The pf0 Thoro Is another thing that we : portion of the turpentine Is increas have to consider in connection with ! ed ns the skin becomes accustomed your husband's case and that is tho ito it. Skin specialists use the possibility of lead poisoning from , quartz mercury vapor lamp rays his painting work, unless he Is (ultra-violet rays concentrated very careful. 'light rays without tke heat and My PAfcr Followare: wnen aenaina- tor material which we offer yoa, pleaM remenker toi encloae a stamped, eslt-aedreeaed eitrelope bearinr your full name ana : addrew. The pmpMet on reiliiclng and glnlnr m the only one tori which yoa muil eoclo tan col In ta.mpe extra. Addrees Tour Mttr me In ejre ef this tueer. Make them aa brief u roaalble. not over 10 aa avldence ot KooA falth- "t."?.. iv- i w,-,,w m.ai iiniaiiwnn inK. fiaae era vour Mini wa will not MS the disease carrying ability of, the common towel; to a minor extent, your towel, or that ot some other member of your family, muv carrv disease. If you wash extra tuor- oughly, the towels will stay fresh and clean Quite a time, If not, they'll show soil tbe firet time used. Hair brushes need special eare a thorough washing oaoe a week with hot water for both orusb and comb, if you want healtcy hair. And use only your own things. Mame P, The blueing added to henna is the same as you use for laundry purposes, and it is quite harmless, so you can add as much as Is necessary to darken the hen. na Bhade to your taste; I would not advise a hair dye. Anxious Blue Eyes Use cucum ber or lemon juice to bleach the summer tan from your skin, and after leaving this on the skin for a half hour, wash It off and mas sage with a oream or olive, oil, It is all right for you to use soan if you rinse enough afterward. Helen B. H. If you keep the cuticle from growing over the nails and rub oil into theui every night, or after you have (ia.raerBed your hands for long in water, you win find much, of tbe. brittleness will disappear. Tomorrow Glosay Hair. NECESSARY I is not even started; his mother does not go into the kitchen till he arrives. The result Is that the (poor little feUow bolts a late meal, ;in his conscientious desire to get back to school in time, and oi l course gets no good from it be 'eause he cannot digest it properly in such a nervous state. Or, wqrse I still, he does not eat enough and j thus hecomes Inattentive and faint In mid-afternoon uuable to do his oust work. Then, we all know the husiness woman who is constantly running for a train. We wonuer why, since she is invariably two or three minutes late, she cannot get up two or three minutes earlier and allow herself to walk to her train? 1 - , ' ' Such women are either not strong and well are dimply drag ging through life, always weary or else they have no zest for life. And by zest 1 mean little real in terest in the things they do. Tbe housekeeper whom I : mentioned above would find a sort of satis- faction in getting her living room cleaned when It should be cleaned, if she were really interested in running -her home i properly, i The mother of that little boy would find joy in making her' child's i path smooth if she were really interest ed In her motherhood. ' The busi ness girl would get up in time to make no mistake in getting that train if the train were to take her to work she really loved; perhaps the best solution of her problem would be to change her job to Hunt Peters. MIX fectlon, others that it is inherited and still others believe that it js a disturbance of the nervous sys tem. Digestive disorders certainly seem to aggravate or provoke the disease, and some of those who psoriasis are rheumatic or gouty. The patches of psoriasis appear mostly upon the covered parts, and daily exposure to the sun's rays is one of the measures advised for treatment. It the subject of psoriasis is un derweight, then the diet should be one which will cause a gain; and if the subject is overweight, one which would cause a reduction. In other words, normal weight should be striven for. Liberal amounts of f villi a on1 Tir.t i 1. 1.- ,..-.,-.,-.1.. il.. elimination of all meat aud fish, and sometimes ecirs. n,m, rn.ne,ii i,vn i,nn ,i ' - - ua It In ear way. Remember It it -II-1 Iff ifULL Now-The New Meadows The World's Greatest Washing Machine f fa ir K V The only washing machine in the world that cleanses a ; ' ; '23-allon tubful of clothes in 4 minutes , ' it Is worth any woman's notice that' the best working-' washer that money can buy is also the most attractive. ' For the Meadows is the only washer that really cleanses a 33-gallon tubful ot clothes in 4 minutes. And' does tbe Whole job without asking the bousewtte to come to the rescue on' neck-bands and cuffs. Tho only washer that treats liugorio. und( filmy things as they were meant to be treated.- , , Here are the reasons for these superb, advantages .of. wash,, ing with the Meadows: ' ' ! ..vi .. The tub is 4 gallons bigger; it can.be bigger, becnusoi this washer embodies tbe secret of faster water action; the washing process Is gentler; though more thorough, because tbe Bakelito . agitator is forever smooth and does .not wean rough, and, sharp ; like tbe metal agitators in oUier machines, , . - - i - i i . You owe it. to; yourself to do at: least on,e. washing yiith ,the Meadows. Our service man can show you how to fun ,it in , .three iminutes' tftm), . . ..'., 1 1 i You alone will decide that this machine has kept a rich, promise. Phone us today for a demonstration, . , . .' ..j ' ,' CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO. ; ' 1 '' The Iron Mongers, i - ' ' t "I ,- some other1 raysj)' :.J.J" ' -r ii I suggest you send ten cents' in stamps and self-addressed, J tamped envelope for the reducing booklet. Meanwhile, have your husband go on an-exclusive raw fruit- and vege table diet for three or four days, not exceeding 900 calorics a day. so that he will reduce from five to ten pounds immediately tnd will stock up on vitamins. After that, have bim qtit out the friud foods and sweets entirely, and possibly meat, fish and eggs for a while. Tomorrow Football Aspirants. o Bed springs, Powell's, all Bteel, 5.7B at HEALTH FILM TO BE SHOWN The Douglas County Health Unit has secured a motion picturo film "New Ways for Old," a film which shows the progress made in health methods in recent years. The picture is to be presented in a number of theatres throughout the county, appearing at Riddle Novem ber 23 and at Glendale November 23. t We repair stoves, furniture, etc. Service department, Powell's. ' ' assess ALL BIDS IN OUR OFFICE BY 240 acres known as Hazel Auction o miles rrom Myrtle Creek. To the man who. is looking for a good sheep or stock farm. Here is one of the best of it's kind that we have offered the public for some time. There is big money to be made In sheep, stock or hogs. Hero Is an opportunity to get land for that pur pose at a low cost -.....80 acres with about 2J million feet of commercial timber, ?ri,Sa? ? 1' andil0,w"' "!. y haul. Pasture. for about 300 head of sheep. Balance bench land, ideal for poultry. Could ni" f ii'l I'"""- Gocd bar"' comfortable home and sheds, family orchard, grapes, good springs. Free from frost. Four miles from schools. About 100 acres fenced for sheep. will pay'foMt! '00k th.,, P'aC Ver day- Ten us what M SEND FOR OUR LIST OF REAL ESTATE BARGAINS Western Coast Land Co. .383 PITTOCK BLOCK, PORTLAND. ORE. Ford Business 6665 Cars Delivered ADMINISTRATOR'S. ,lsOTIC TQ ' ' ,,-' ....CREOIjrpRS,. . .() Notice is hereby given! that rtao undersigned has -been;' duly appoint,) ed: administrator' of tbe estate ot David Hull; deceased! by aij order ' df; the County Court' for Douglas County, Oregon, niade on: the'iath' day ' of November, 1926, therefore all persons having claims againsti Bttd estate' are hereby notified to present the same at the effice of R.: W. . Marsters, 219-20. 'Perkins Building, Roseburg, Oregon, with in six months from date hereof. Datod this' 13th day of: Noveiu ber, 1926. : - ; ' ' ' ' v J. M, SCHAEi'FBR, ?. " , Administrator with the will an- , hexed of. David Hull, deceased. , ; ', Eat barbecue . sandwiches aild--live forever. ' Brand's Road Stand. Dodge Cars Have , Finest alloy steel In every' leaf of every spring. Instead of the usual cheaper car-' bon steel which Is stiffer, ' weaker and less flexible. : HEM TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ,30th 5 - l Springs Ranch, located 5 Ergily Since May 1 Sale ii ii I i;, r 9 1 a mm aa a ilMoamaH I kevn -TrV '