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". : TWO. ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, THURSDAY,' APRIL 7, 1927. A i.t . .1 i .1 1 1 i l i ,.t i.i i ua.i ' i i i . . ; , . ' i ; , i i i i i i i ; i (& Kfi f. 1 S,:if!'1;!jir!l!lli :i I- 1 j -i '1 ; ' h A ' ! ::i . i 3 o. s. e , "5" l 5 I'.-..' " ' ' , :, jn ! r;.' IT, ': t t j ! I i EAS Ulll'illllW i SUITS S t 4 i '. I te: HATS! Yes, and everything to go I with . them for the real dress up day. f : . . .Most men know this' store as "ITUa-,$tyle and ''. .' ..),. ,;. , Quality. Center" ,. . j , , , Our Adler Collegian Suits for Spring in the new light ' shades that are so popular. Gordon Hats, with -brims to snap, in colors to suit your taste. ; , Caps, Shirts, Neckwear, Hosiery, Gloves, Underwear j . in patterns and colors to complete your Easter attire, TO SE THEM IS TO LIKE THEM f PENQERsS iMilMii I jbil "-11 IMTl "feJr do you keep your stm mblim-hlochf o Every home has one. Sometimes it's the chair hy the telephone; sometimes a kiichen 6tool, or an unsuspected plaything the youngsters have left in the hall. Whatever it is, it's lurking somewhere' y about the house the dark. Switch on the lights! Light rooms light halls light stairways never harhor these dangers to careful grownups and running children. Keep enough lights going throughout the house to make every part of it quick of access and safe! , Electricity is the cheapest service j you can buy. THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY Mcdford, Oregon Roseburg, Orrgon Grants Pass, Oregon Klamath Falls, Oregon Yreka, Calif. nillHPAM.lNF.RS niiiwmuir Calit IM f AOURtSS Lmnsmuir, v-aiu ICAUFOIXNIA OREGON POWEA. COMPANY Jby' (1 nrw flustin OJX7 to raA SetvKvIn his has Happened i Clay (.'urifs vuluniiii-lly uinin- jllUrUH JlilllriVll uuu gi,uo up u uiu UI ilise iii.a luxury 10 inma.o b()X , u tlll, ,1B KlIU(jal Buui..u iiH. u ni-ii-iiiuuv man u:ki ovt m i- oi , "UoiMi iiioriiiiiK, your majesty, inu ui'kosi .iBiittiiiii.nl iii) iii'y.m wuk like iliu 1'iiute ui Haiu,' (Juliu-Y. (,'luy uuimriB nun ouiy'Kiie mocKeil lum. "n y..u Ku j.n, hand luBtiuiiB unu ma imi.,ic. Hunting ju U),0 ioSH im-yii inuku iiu Iwuii an uru.-iit stuui-ui of mu- you ui luaut, tue tou. tli nco pmab Ills nil Ills llli., unci l,i on,, uuiui- ,,ifiit, or lliu Mint Aalloliul liunli. ;iton is Ki bevonif a great cum-: jjievp weir; No, you dull l um.il lo if0"v,t , . 'iiurjui'B youriirll. iou muiit lotion Willi only 21. 13 in IHh pockut, oa lhHl BWa. bulked bed. if you Cluy liiniB lo Ui.' iioorer wviluu 01 ,,a. )our boiud very, proniinly. I'll ttie town lo bunt for a room. Wliilu u.y lu buy you u now b. d on tno lu !Miideriiig there he la iineai. d by .Blalliiiu:it plan, ilungiy v" jlhe aounil of violin music. SeehiK j "suirved' he Biinnul at her. ;a alKii "Jtooui tor Item" talked ouj"HU anj okkb ! Hoy, liowuy!" ; the house from which the music is Hani, willwut tuu .iiiid," .Ullly icoiulnij, he makes u hasty decision Wella oorrecied . him crisiily. land raim at the door. ; j" When we have ham we don't ; l lie door is oi.ened by Hilly , hate the ckks, und uiien we have iWells, a straight, boyish liiiiu,,.,. WK lhml have ham. Today liaure, who recognizes Clay im- you net ham.. Saturday it's eggs, iniedlately. hho works lii bis falh-iau Sunday it's real cuunti-y sau ers d.'iiurtm. iil store and has ,,,' i., li, ...,l,w Ill occa-n KO back to nana?" , "Ino, rt;aily.-to .eat ham without over bouse fioul BROCCOLI Market News iiilug a tune and dancing from ono lu the diulng room, talking looi to anuluer 10 aeeti lioluiilm suallBer within their lieesing. . i wllh her mother, until lUe Mieu he ali-i.ed lino the small! door slammed mum the Uglimbig or his Hint guest lor work. Tiu.ii she ran lo oiscover wnai dainas: the rich man's son had done. tin tile threshold she sto;iied .the mid. ilut you can't kid me liiaL jiliere. isn't. eoliee ,aud iiome-mado 'hoi. rolls. I smell Ui.'iii." . , . "On your right," she laughed ,wiili hud.ien (boyli-:li. coiuradcliness, "you scu the dining room of Hie WcIIh nuinsion. 'To iho soutli, of .that is tlio kitchen, v.iiii .Madam i Wells hersell' in charge. The maid .lias an earache this morning, and i seen Liay mere on several occa- sions. After rebuking ier tor j breaking olf the music in (he mid jille of a bar, Clay iurthcr . uslun ishes the girl hy asking to engage 'the room. .She calls her ' mother :iind lifter (.'lay's jiartial explana ;tlon of his actions, he is taken, i-'i-:lo(tho Wells' household at ten, ilol liars a week. Now go on with tha Story: , CHAl'TfJIl IV im. ii. xi m.iriiuig, ni wnai s.'flll' ii,.,.r.h.- , Cd an unearthly hour lo Cluy Ctu- . " 1,,,,'t-1 ui, It . ju ,m, hard," ho ilia, I leru was a knock on his door, begged, us he. drew out her. chair and -Ulllys crisp vo ce call. .! out: ;Mt , tblu.,"I thtok you ought to Seven thirty Mr. Curtis! lime to j, ,.,, ,M1UK, , ft uie forget get up. nreakfast at eight. 1 vo lln, ,,. w)tJl that .fw. well, I've :lhed w ill llui ;bat i rooiu " , llvt, a ,j,n(, ,,,. ,,,., you ,,ave I'lolMKyl Hi, ,ih. bathroom! ? Kt ick f ,lvillK ,, ,lm:kc(I out ;hal the devi clay (.in-, s llnK.f n. ,And I'm, not sorry-vet." hp covers wh o and Inane, out of ".S,ry," Hilly Wells thiust nut a bed Into an M, r.om. Wbal . was .beautifully kept, small white hand, ithe 11... tier will, the steam boat? ;,1; t()tlk it, hM it fl)1. momeM, .Maybe the radjalpr wjis luriu-U nlf iheii turned it palm Uf.ward us if -but then he renienibered. The ;llmm.lillB al lt8 softness, .little e ls cottage had no urnace , ...yu'ra wondering about my no ratlin ors. A tiny Pt be l ied ,,ands." She withdrew the member , coal healer, li .n .open .Iron iwilJlmlt eu.barrassnient. "You seo, ?, n ! if ll'lliK .i.i.d paper , ,wm.i( i,, , Klove ,,, ., 111(,nt , Ial l Tor a fli-.. was evld.-.lly (he ,,, Cui.(is smu M ,,',, t ZL!!,hl,lS,0lb'a,1''l!',l'l! Uiere. Have to keep 'nm looking qZ rZ , C I1' ', '.'. . IHtu this.ior i'd losfl.my job..or;be J i!yn 'y."Ul ,".! put, lu iho hardware depa fuent. ,los some of the fine courage tlat,whn .,.. 1t(iu 1)v(!s '?.,t.''ltl'a:n',li7,ly '. your hands are the mosl upon the three pieces of tha photo- graph and tore tiiem into tiny frag ments, then marched into the kitchen and threw them into the bed of hot coals iu the kilclutl stove. He shouldu t piece that' pic ture togetll 6 1. and and moon ov er if! slio told herself, with an an ger and a flush on her cheeks which she herself did not In the least understand. ' (To be continued.) 4I1S ,1,.,.,l11, T,l, mimdpu were y-i-ni,rl ft-,.,., ' ' ' . "U,J"'- e.m. Iri-,.i , in ..;,. ; . '.. . , imothcr. j he brutes starred. : I'm Irl, S i !h, ,Tn , ""I b9dy afraid ho deceived you. about mot comfortably In the short, harrow, Ul),,.,, , ., ... ,,' u..,.0,i :iiar.l.nialtieSKed bed. 1 His' legs l. , ...' .. f.. . U ,-" ! jever .hear. of such an unbridled l.as- habit had made lilm raise wide to! ",," ' n..'.,:. kid (he poor boy: egg and you one ralelnir l,l lev . fn. I,n hla . ,..-. '.. ......e. ni.ll .is r,.,-.,...., i.i . . . , ." jcurung. unu slices of red ham an. i"m.a V . Kl!'"!H two fried eggs upon the table. peiH roi.li.rf 111 a sulkase, bn ' -rake my away! Kf i, vour- 1 ,lK n!1,' r,'1"iiy ,"V Vf' a"J ''"'" niHy 'rte.r making trio ioiis which Billy Wei s bad nished (l fll( ,. Tlmv !U.e ,y r(1,0.iPS with. Jancy sharing a bath . with , , .nolhlri ot the two other people-and those Peo-;fmu. hlln,r(.rt raio,ies u 1 slice of pie women! ham" Then the smell of flying haml ,.0 vo ,, vm. P.llo,.es," ami strong coflee cairn, to h 3 cold-1,.,. ,w,- ,.,, , wih. le )ic pinched lioslrils. Lord, but he wasblu rnUn ml ,, heaping plate hungry! lie a inost ran to the ti..y1(lf ,,ot rnllfi, ..shnts , , mf .a h room at the eml ot, the narrow , M. Cu,.is Wpi bxmhvA ha - lo His graleru miri.rise. the ., ne ,,. a)1(, t,.ylnR , . bathroom was , e Iciously wa,;.. (,lt mh. xtm waves or heat ed.lytng up visibly wh,.., w.atl a Wl, u (,.,,,,, to Irani a funny kerosene oil stove. )o(lk nko ,, UussV,. nd ,luw lhere was a clean but skimp hath ',,, n..,.,,.... i,i ii,i ,, , ! towel, a bhie bor.lere.1 face towel j lli(.k4,t ' femv! Some of ibis ,ui n,i i.iii, u,i iini,L.,n i,j,Hm gravy. Mr. (,'urils. or do you small rack mo.leslly removed at Iprefer butter?" Her tone indicated some distance from the large rack.,,,,,, sh(, al.,euiv hoped he didn't containing towels for the use of ,,...1(,,r bulter at sixty cents a Iho Wells women, as bo thought of pound. Ilium. ' ' " ' " . ' ' I "Ham gravy! I haven't sopped He looked' with an involuntary pnivy wl, homemade rolls since 1 shudder of distaste at tin. short was a f fjvp or sjx tub. then illseovered a detachable A mtie later ltillv pushed back shower ainingenient for which belll(,,. ,.off0(, ,.,, iin,i looked at the Ihnuke.t his lucky sinrs. The wa-;w-.lt(., her wrist, "(.lot to dash, ter was comfortingly hot. though it 'gUnv doesn't open till nine.Nbnt we never occurred lo him to wonder jsiaV(,R have lo be there by eight how It bad been healed. He u.ok j r(,i ty -rive to get the counters hot water as a mailer ot coiirte, in,n.iv. Whal's your program. Mr wore lurning' bluo w ith cold. He yanked down the' window, 'which "food?" the blasts of winter, and sl.tiffi.M !N(nv. imi y d,,,"" .'inu oun uunniuK tinii iiliu. imd (.'iiimrilly nimiu tin hi bud, Tliu bU'HstJU idunl ilia clutliou hud biu uiipiiokfd, loo, und were iiftutly bung iu the Bhaliow closet, fiiie wondered what lie hud broken thero were no bits uf kIhks on the floor. 'J'hen Blie nee red jnio the waste basket, aud saw there a Htnushed picture frame ot Ii lim ine red uilver, a handful of broken rOH'JT'AND, April 7 Carlo( s.hiimienu repurtLMl Tuesday : C. Cul. 9, S. Cal. 3, Ore. 8 total 20. j Previously unreported Monday; !c. al. IS. S. Cal. 4, Ore. 8. j Destinations of carlot bliiimieins or OreKon btoccou: Anrll 3.: Chleaeo 1. HoiiKtcm 1 10 Oinahn 1 total 3. , April 4.: Chicago 3, Deuvr 1, Omaha 2, Portland 1 total 7. Now York market toduy: 39 de grees cloudy. U Cul If., 3 Ore; arrv'd. Supplies moderate, de mand, moderate, market firm for good stork. California era. med. to irg. I2.50-2.7S, few - $3.00-3.25, smalt & poorer $1.75-2.25; Oregon ''- f .. n r l. . glusH, and a photoKiaph turn into! J. .au.io, pouror, fcmaujo us three ragged pieces, iler curioiiity overcame her Bcrupiea. She lihed out the pieces of heavy, sepui-iiiit- ed paper and fitted them together ho that they revealed tho ieaftivs of a coyly beautiful blond, gazing with wide-eyed innocence at a cry stal ball delicately clasped be tween pointed-nailed fingers. "So," and liilly Wells glared at the mutilated picture, "you're the Ethiopian in the lumber! 'And what a pretty Ethiopian you arc! That for you! ' .And she seined. Chicago: 54 degrees clear. 4 Calif, urrv'd. 41 cars on track In cluding broken. Supplies liberal, demand & trading slow, market weak, prices slightly lower. Cali fornia crs., large sizes best 2.25 2.35, small SX.75-2.0U; Oregon pony crs., ordinary, 2.U0-2.25. Try a used car at our risk. The Hansen Chevrolet Co. offers to let you try a used car for 3 days and if not satisfied, you can apply the u-iii. miitn vtrjini-ifiM v vinti-i-fM. i money you paid on another used car or a new Chevrolet, any mod el you wish. Hansen Chevrolet Co. NOTICE To exterminate Ground Squirrel6 and Other Noxious Rodents Within Special Rodent District.; When old T. Q. Curtis that his son is living at Billy's house there Is war between him I and Billy. And but read the next chapter. Episcopal Mission STARTS Thursday, April 7th . 7:30 P. M. HEAR Jay Claud Black ARCHDEACON .OF . , , ' ' 11 OREGON I would have been Inrri'dulouw . if Mra. Wells had told hint; that she had had to eel op an hour earlier than usual to build a klteheil fire. !?.o that the reservoir lank atla.-hed to the Btove would be filled with ! hot water when he was ready tor lit. , ' lly the time he had bis shower 'and hi shave, lie. was 1 u bulling, ibis nostrils quiv.y'iua; . with keen i huimer. lie dressed .hurriedly, in the beautiful tailored Ho'1.1 Street Hull of dark fuay l-.'imlisli tweeds. Curl In?" "I do wIhIi you'd call me Clay." He rose as she did. "This Is Kohip lo be my home, you know, and I want to he treated like one of the family. Will ". Mf- Wells, you too?" . "'Course we'll rail 5ira Clay. Handles are always celling ' wav." Mtp. Wells ehui'kled hapiuly. "And llillv's , Hilly to everyone Unit's met- ber twlee. lilrls these days .len't kaew a tliiiiK about dlK- as i oianie ! nil v. but. I don't know in tie t.u,,ieu ills ill..,,. uin 1,1 j etu. orai.pe and bmwn. he w as limn-1 "All rithl. Clay," ItiHv i-oneedi d. . . l,.j.on. Wls,'s Hie bli: Idea for to day? Col any . bins'.' ! "Nary a plan." he ronfesse.l. i'Tm lust goinK to look for work joffi.-e to olfii'i? canvass. 1 sup jpose." . "Or failory lo faclery. i5od jihlns "ins Is a:r Imlustrlal Jown. Do vou (hl'.ilj you could stand the tttaff It it came lo that?" Hilly larked, with a level, ai.pi alsi.iu' look (at the extremely well di-esinl (vouni: in, in. "If it conies' to IHat. I'll have !n M'm not K .lnc home," he told hei ifiimly. "l.oixl. I like Ibis plan!' hie looked n boil I him - at Hie snua. Inmiely little room, til Mis. Well.' slppim; her third cup of coffee and twinkllm: al him Willi lrlen.ll e.s. at Hilly, l.lllalmtly inde ).. n. lent ,11ml u'!.launt. d by the prospect of another day on bet small f'-et in bis faille's stole. ; "Well, ran o,l heal It'.'" Hilly ..........i..v.,if Mvir...,..i.l,r,.,M iili.nleil her lovely little while on heart trouble. Mv st"iu.lclt was ujv hands on her boyish hips and run wtNill.Rtfliii.ln.itiiiiri)inu.Iht a. d b.oadly at her mother, aflei all Rpifiilc bicimo wvak ami cvl.aust- Clay bad aone In t" Ids ":i room, eci ami niv usual in-.l .olerilisai'.jwar.'.l. "l'n'iny thins Is 1 think he renlly "l'Mnloe brouiilil lies'.ll. anil hnppi- means 11. Hut jusl you wail till be new. Ihr iMiisensin my system wcreex- finds out that 'walking tile weai y iwll.il Mv dic'sii.in is as cmsj as my is :,ol halt so much tun as run' apiM-t.tc. I am so stretiff ami .w well, njns. rt rcla line, or Ka.ldlnt: al.eet' Willi all fngns for future hcslth that I Kilroiw'. And be's loo .tain y"'"1 am full ot praise fer Tanlar," leeklix. 1 like iiifst J. ut-'ly mm This tonic, ms. le t nv.ts, Kirks and niys,.i ll.'.miis! What van thai? herbs, hel. b.nlil up weak tvid.es, sit s' the prnilUal son sneishim; llie llcsli on (n-rnwny lnes. free the sys- mirror?" she die.!, as llm sou"d of tern of -ois.in in.l r.'h.-ve.-aiieof pain v,,nHv seliiiiercl Klasn ..iiiir Itcnrht by Mi t'ui'vas' eeni'm'e: lt ",. )il(0 hcdiooiu across (be b-t Tanlnr Riw veil glolious health. fc,lt (",et your first bottl iivm your drug- , ltliuiiu-l sl.u was In ibinsrer of tut todayl belui late lor work, Billy loitered Mrs Cuevas' Quick Recovery Thnatmvd With V-a of ltin . wuiCrit J thieta ( 'riipiin tihetf imtlism ami liiiti'Vimn .'onii Iiom, Sun Frnttciscn It iimn itv itoird loOoml Health hv Tttntac. 'Tanltie woretl a t"mpKte victory in the ease of Mrs. Ciiovkm, -"(H liush t'-iUl I'Ynnruunv vlKBay9:''l'trtlireo yctra 1 had hn tripplrd. Poison in uiy lingers and liamU dcNi'loped inin rlu'viuuitiim. ' I HIM ( Vt'll ini- "TO KEEP HS WEALTH S tPvCH MftN'S AIM TR.CT SANTA7ION SRlNG-S FAME .. should avail yourself of. Roseburg Steam .Laundry Phone 79 Roseburg USED CARS Buy yours from a de pendable concern and get a dependable car one that you know what you've got when you've i got it. ; NASH SIX TOURING . A Rood looking car that is nn pxi-eptional puller. Kour good tin's are on tlio cur. I'ricod right. OVERLAND TOURING An ntMiUiive and dt'nend-ahli- small ear that has 1hpu brouiilit iu for us to move, and jnUu-d for the purpose of st'H (K. DODGE SEDAN " Three new tlnw. two orig inal (lies on car. Completely lvcundit kined nieetianteally. Frit e lower than Tort laud prices. CHEVROLET COUPE Hi.;: modi'l. well kevi. tltMul thea. Good puiKr. Price low. DODGE CUT-DOWNS We have several Dodges with tiuilt-on open express iNtdies tor u "hundred and rue" Uses. FORDS AND CHEVROLETS Vou may M-ifct a Mcd u'! Foul or Chevrolet from our stock of opi'H c.ir?, closed can und trucks. fier Notice In hereby given that tlfe County Court o Douglas county,; Oregon, has, by order duly made tiiid entered, declared the tallowing learns ! described urea, to-wit: the southeuat corner of section 10, township 28 south, range 4 west of the Willamette Meridian: thence along southern boundary line G miles to the southeast corner of section 10, township 28 south, range 5 west: thence northerly 4 ' miles to the northeast corner of I section 27, township 27 south, range 5 west; thence east alung j southern boundary-3 miles to the : sou t hea.s t corner of section IU, 'township 27 south, range 4 west; ; thence north 2 miles to the uorth jeast comer lot section 18, town iship 27 south, range. 4 west; thence least 3 miles to me southeastern corner of section 10, township 27 south, range J west; thence south iti miles to the southeast corner of ! section 10. township 28 south, range 4 west of the Wiinmette i Meridian, and place of beginning. ; ! To be a special rodent and pre idatory animal district, and every persou, linn, co-partnership, com pany and corporation owning, leas jins, occupying, possessing or hav ling charge of or domain over any land, place, building, structure, i wharf," pier or dock within said area, which is Infested with ground I squirrels or other noxious rodents. Imust at once or as soon as the I presence of said ground squirrels or noxious rodents shall come to his, their, or its knowledge, and, in any event, not later than thirty days from the first publication of this notice, which is April 6th, 1927, proceed and continue in I good faith to exterminate and de j stroy such rodents by poisoning, i trapping or other appropriate and effective means. The following poison for the ex termination .and destruction of I such ground squirrels is hereby ; recommended, to-wit: btrychijne Yov. hnlievo in sanitation In vour I (Alkaloid) used on either barley own home so you should require it!r wheat, (barley, preferred), mix- of the laundry to which your ed according to the tonownig lorm- clothes nre sent. Our' scientific umr and manner, to wn: lauurirv methods will convince you t Barley, clean grain l(i quarts; that ours is the service that vou 1 Strychnine (Alkaloid) 1 ounce; bicarbonate of soda (baking soda) I ounce; thin .-starch paste 3-4 pint; heavy corn syrup 1 pint; glycerine 1 tablcspoonful; sac charin 1-10 ounce. Mix thoroughly the 1 ouu ( of powdered strychnine (Alkaloid) and 1 ounce common baking soda. Sift this Into 3-4 pint of thin hot paste aud stir to a smooth creamy mass. (The starch paste is made by dissolving 1 heaping tablespoon ful of dry gloss starch In a little cold water, which is then added to 34 pint of boiliug water. Boil and i stir constantly until a clear thin ! paste is formed.) Add pint heavy j corn syrup and 1 tablespoonful of j glycerine and stir thoroughly. Add ) 1-1 0 ounce of saccharin and stir thoroughly, rour tnis mixture over 16 quarts of clean barley and mix well so that each grain is coated. From March 1st until May 31st will be the most effective time to uoison and destroy the digger squirrels as they have recently emerged from their hibernation and will take the bait readily. The County Ar.cut, cooperating with the County Court has a quantity of the poison ball pre pared and same is now on vale to the funnels or persons interested at actual cost, aud this bait may be had by applying at his office in the Federal Building, Roseburg. Ore gon, or at other central points In each community. If any of the persons mentioned tin paragraph 1 hereof shall, with in thirty days from the first pub lication of this uotice, fail to be jgin. In good faith, to exterminate. eradicate and destroy as nfore- said or by any other effective ! means, any ground squirrels or (other noxious rodents, the County j Court of Douglas County, Oregon, j will appoint a person or persons ! to proceed with the extermination, 'and eradication of such rodents upon the land or place as nfore jsaid, and the costs thereof will be ; assessed t.i such land. This notice is published pursii lant lo Chapter 5, General Laws ol Uren, l'J-a. I Dated and first published this 'm day of Apill, 1927. i J. C. 1.KE0Y. j County Agent of DougUs Coun-J J.O.Newland & Son Roseburg, Orcuon Special o to the leaders c&thispaper WE want you to know that each of the . seven quality automobiles named below is a General Motors car. 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