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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY -1 , 1927: ,TWO '-r-M ' n T ' ,T. ' 1 ' ! )'' i"'Tt '"! j i j i m ( ' ' '1 ' 1'- I ' 1 ' i' I ' 'j'1,'- !Now Going On ,,-Continues 3" i 'Until i r Merchandising 1 ten. 1 '.-,v- XI For your own advantage it will be weU for, you to come to our salesrooms and et your pick of the large i V:. : ; ; '.),; h . c ; .. ,rn' '"'',':' . array of used cars we are offering. . ; 7 v v ' i ! ; r ; ' ' - ' You know as well as we hat the right kind of a buyer is the right kind of seller, and that we have the . experience from 1 1 years of business to judge good value ' in automobiles. . . ' . , ,. , , . . f , , - We buy our used cars right and offer the right kind . . , of prices on them. Our dealing is fair all around. . , 1 . . ' ' ' '(AMoc)ntod' ITea 'l.iiiiil Wire. t WASHINGTON, ' Feb. J. Trls "Speaker, ggiyiialrod ; veteran of "tWpnty imajor loaguo baseball aea- sous, who still packs a powerful, pimuh in his war club, lias turned " ilr his "11-year-old Cleveland ;ln 1 ! dian .uniform 'for the togs of a Washington Si:iator. Word that the - stocky " "spoko". had agreed to plivy cenlerfleld for Clark Griffith tills coming season was received, liero last night by long distant telephone from Tampa, 1,'la., whero the WashliiKlon . club , president la taking a brief roHt. (niifPlth later unuilltleil ills Rtute meut at Tampa, while Speaker, at New York, announced he would re liort to,, tho Washington training camp. Maroh .1. . . - VVlille neither Griffith nor Sponk lU', who reached the agreement In .-u telephone conversation between Tunipa und New York, would dl 'vulge the salary to be sllpnlaled ill the contract, it was understood . to be a fancy one. -"i. 'l was deleriulned - to get Trls," OUT OUR WAY (HIS r n n r m m tmj .bttiLUUiU UluD,' liil yiti ili..tvl k ( .1 !!l I - J01SSE1T0RS ;l V. . Roseburg, Oregon ,; ;,.,.':';: . ; iDodce Brothers Motor Cars Graham Brothers Tracks , .',!' i ' i i "..'.'-''.. . i -1 !'' : . i-. . li.,... il . , . . , Tho Green school, f. 1. will hold u cooked food and cnuily sale, Saturday mdrnlng at Zlgler Cruvon Hardware store. Houio-niauo bread a Biie- dally, it, , .j i Griffith- rtildi -"nud' .'it 'would -have taltou a neat pile to get him from from me." .num. f! It Pollock ot New -York -CllyJ Moose Hnll, Thursday, Feb. 8ril,'7:'15 p. in. ROI1TH13RN PACIFIC C.0M- PANY hereby gives NOTICK that on jnnuiuy 18lh, 1027. it filed with the Interstate Coninioroe Commis sion, at Washington, 1). C its np nllnntlon for a oeitlficate that the present aim iuinro puoiiu uou venieuce and ueoosslty require (a) the ucqulsitiou by it ot the railroad ot tho Oregon and' California, Jlnll road Company which oxteuds from the Cnllfornia-Oregou stato lino in a uorlherly direction to Portland, Oregon, with several branch lines, having a total mileage of 082.82 miles, nud, (b) tho .acquisition, of the railroad of the ' Marlon and I.lnn County rtntlrqad Company, which extends from a point uoar Hoover hi an easterly direction lu lilanlm, a uisuinco oi a.si wi, all In tho slate of Oregou. Cottage cheoso. Roseburg Dairy. Phone 188. MOTUR) V ; i t i i r '. ., . ... ' 1 ) ! I 1 1 fc i ..'.. ., .; 1 . . i , . .: : ( 4)1. -- -4.'-? t ' ' ' - NY.O.CLINGERTO i OPERATE HOTEL .J AT LA GRANDE T,nn(PI.ANn Vli 1 .f!nnntriii!- tion of a 102-rooin slx-ntory hotel biuitling, to cost, mau.uuu, win ue niary.-M, Hoixiidiug l an Hiinounoe- ment mai e Katiirciny uy w. Ueoktull, Portland realtor; ' and iiiiai'Lmi'nt house onorator owner of tho property. '' ' ' " - ' Tlio hotel has Deeu leasoa lor in vi,ura tn w. CI. Clinw'r owner mill inrnini' iiiiLniitrer of. the .Grand liotol at ItOSOUUrg. l-lltlis uonieiu- i, lain eomuletlon of the. ney struc ture and Its formal opening .to the punnc y Juiy i. o Give Cow-Kare to your cows be. fore oalviug time, Sold by Whar ton Bros. nOFCflkl short LINE ENGINEER DIES AT 48 OMAHA, Nehr., Feb 1 R. 11. nnl,lun dtt utiirtnnnr ill - eliarue of maintenance ot the Union Paci ni- inllronds. died today. Deatn camo this mor'nliig after jirolructed illness. Mr. KIDInson was in tno employ of the 'Union Pacific since mun nnii i.tmiii. in Omaha as en gineer of maintenance from the Oregon Short Line In 18!iu L.'. , o n,. Htrn nnnlt In IllO lllallCSt test that wo can buy. It will give von a mind slnun. vvnnrimi urns By Williams 'i . t ! EMERGENCY BASE AT MYRTLE GREEK Scarlet Fever Epidemic Re sults an Closing or liiea tres and Churches . , May Close School. ' . . ' nivbTIC, VuRRIf. Ffib. -1. mi. ..11- . ;x u (Special correspondence to ,tne News-Review)' Something , -out of ,i. ,,,. i niiii-r is attracting a good deal of attention about four miles south ot Mrtie ww on ,uj n. W.-AlliymiiBW 'farm. Vbe air m..n ,.iUi.u hi'a fll!fhtlne tbera -ire- queutly, where they are met : by mail trucKB jinu me nwu red. This is .being uone u iuoio m un: mnnh .tnir hnii RO mailV. StOmiS on llio divide ' to' the south thit it is frequently jitnpoBslble lor lae pianos to get (hrough. V , . jtp(iu Ui.v . hat n ' eane of starlet j feVer and the wliole school IS pOSfflDiy 'OXpoaUU. in tiao mm" minil3 develop syniptoms of the dl- uf.nutt tho 'hnRt'il has decided to ;lose the school. The theatre nnd Sunday schools are already ciosea. Edw in Weaver, ex-county ; com mtRiinnr. nfter efcht years- of pub lic service, Ik back on -the farm again looking after Ills many in terests. fi. n.-n Wpnvnr. who has: been very ill at the home of his daugh ter, Mrs. I'ouorman at apuiiaae, Waslilngton, is much improved, I "lU-tS THIS age . tried Camels .and placed 'M ' , , , ' 1 ' f v them first. - And if mr ni' Hlf-y'-y .TJBlTmYiWliiirTTiai I ' - .:. -y -". ' X verdict. Never in the history of Smok- . - ra I " f'"VIC! - "OUCf" iag was a cigarette .given a ;kadcrship - psi S ' ; r 1 ; , 1 VaillLib illfei t,ke Canal has today. ' I " ' " " 1 I . '( , . . . . To-find why Camels are the favor- .. iWB . j i ite, just try them. You will find the .' . I I ..- , ." perfect iiragrancc and taste bf, choice .., ' JfeOB ' I l&MWWMMttWfflBI'ir rarely blended. Yu will i ( 'm h 1 i exl,cl'encc a meow ; 'iniidncss that ! ' ' v . "'. B ' .''"'-'' I gives endless cigarette 'enjoymentl .. -y 1 ... i j' : -k I ' ' . ' I For the irAoicc of the moderi age'"" v" ' -'-'-; ; ' B Company, ( uutva-Mlcu IS. C - I 'A? , -0 ' - s ' '' "'" ."' ' ' 'j" '' ; '""'"-';'-'";'-"'"'"- '-":5Ti,V;;.ifvi;li.t!.S!JA5s r rvtu ;i)-1..;i,,lnii,;,i.t!4...,i' but will hot' be able to make the iftp home for several weeks. Mr. Weaver 1b a pioueer and busiuess' niau of Myrtle Creek. Kliieu Fltzpatrlck a freshman tvntn niul,.rt Ilia'U'hfi lu iittpnri. ing high school in Myrtle Creek, was given u surprise puny ui ins home at the Umpqua Auto Camp oiie uveulng last week It being the occasion of his birthday. Mib. Flupatrick, who Js a royal enter tainer, served refreshments, and all had a merry time. ' Geo. II. Rice, son ot Editor Chas. Ul Iflno nf lha Mvi'llu rVnolr Mull who has been working for an elec trical crew on the installation of electrical equipment In the new Southern Pacific terminal beiug installed In Klamath Falls has re cently been appointed foreman of the crew. : Bint halmnllu' aunrfUllfthAH llTln live forever. Brand's Road Stand.. 500 DOGS ESCAPE 1 ITkFATH. NFFnFn IN ALASKAN i MUVlt " (AwectattU PrcM Leaned . Wire. 1 : CULVER CITY, Calif:, Feb. 1. Lives of 500 dogs, under -sentences of death In the pounds of southern California cities, are to be -saved by a motion picture company filming a; picture of early, Alaskan gold rush days. u i; Since any dog able to pull -a sled, was, pressed into service -by jthe" miners, tliese "extras" need not be Huskies. -After paying the tax necessary' to release the dogs, the producers will give them a 'brief course of training. . At the .conclu sion of the picture work the direc tor hopes that the' dogs' prestige as Bcreen actors will gain thein homes. CA1UMH ONE FACTION IN i i CHINA REJECTS r ' BRITISH TERMS (Continued from page 1.) , have ,'left i the province, although two-of them were lmpriuuMen iui many days before' being .allowed i, .ia,iai Rvrwut for. .a. few depre cations by river, pirates anil .exac tions by coolie bearers, there ,was. Up .molestations . in ,. tho j general Withdrawal, i 'i ,. .'. u All school -buildings, in jntuen Bakings '. leavened with Calumet taste better, Look Deuer,aic uciici. pure and wholesome. wnom!5 1 GREATEST BALING POWBESS MAKES BAKING EASn-irS DOUBLE ACTING 8aiPt Times Those Awy OtEier Braaid ?iieeh taken fever by the nationalist, ami because tia:iy former missian stuuents ,wore uwu ers ot anti-Christian iobs, some missionaries bebeve It would nai be advisable to renew the educa '.tJ'olml wbrlc.n ' any event. it' -is doubtful when, -if ever,- the mis sionary effort will again assume its 'former scale in Fukien. - Marines Leave Today WASH.1NGTQN. , Fob. 1. Twelve hundred marines now concentrated at San Diego,' Calif.,' will .sail for Guam on. the Hansnbrt Cliaumont on repiuai.y o, liiuius m h""-" l' there ourtlreridepsrture ot the', de" tachmept of three hundred miu-ines Which hns Tifien ordered to Manila so as to bd nearby II needed in China. . i The transport was due to leavo ;Mare Island -navy -yard, today for San Dleo. With the enlarged de tachment at Guam, the navy will -be in better pOsltlon to- move men if -they snoum no. nicu: i"" tetjt American - lives and . property In the- Orient; -A Try our buttermilk it's differ ent. 'Roseburg Dairy .-Phone 186.
