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T y. ROSEBURG. NEWS REVIEW. SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1927. SEVF.N s 3 'A CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO. S THE IRON MONfiFRS ' - ' 8 1Mb IKUIN CLASSIFIED SECTION ALL NEW ADS WILL BE FQUNQ QN BACK PAGE FOR SALE I''01t SALE Registered Duroc pigs. F. 13. Weaver, Wddle, Ore FOH SALE Blocti'lc washing liia v chiue, Woodrow. Price U0. 811 n?tpr St.' J - '-.'-' : ". ood, old c 5J.f5 and $3 r second per tior. ; SAL:-.' all ucres. 65 acres uu-i- k-.it.vatlon. All under irri ui. .n. SS acres Umber land. L. . jnhi:j, Glendnle, Ore. ('Oil SALE Choice February, hatched 0. A. C. Barred Hock and Mcltae strain U. 1. pullets from accredited and B. W. D. tested eggs. Liouglas Park Stock Ranch. Sutherlin.- - DRAiYAIAN Here is your chance to get a good herd sire cheap. Have a line Jersey bull calf from the best blood In the state, that I will sell reasonable. Fred A. Gof f , Hoseburg. Phono BF2. 2f ACRES for . 'iaio" or Trade! 5 acres Italian prunes, 3-4 acre family orchard and berries; 4 acres wood lot, balance in crop. Buildings and farm implements. Bargain at $3500. What have you In exchange? P. A. Dutch, Rt. 1, Koseburg, ore. FARM FOR cm--VVm accept ' clear residence in Roseburg, up to ?3,000 on 51-acre farm : near Wilbur. 46 acres in cultivation', 3 acres commercial apples, fami ly orchard, excollont crop -'of tiny aud grain in. 2 barns, woodshed, gax'age, chicken houso; all fenced I and cross fenced; stock and im . plements. 4-room cottage in fair condition; well' water. Proporty clear and priced right. Inquire McLENDON REALTY COMPANY, Corner Oak and Main. FOR RENT 7 : FOR RENT Furnished downstairs apartment. 4JJS Pitzer St. lODJEUW apartment; garage; pric ed to reut1814 Mill. Phone 459-R. FOR RENT Well furnished house, also apartment. Inquire 348 S. Piue. Phone 111-Y. FIVE-ROOM house tor rent, bath aud' garage. $12 per month. Phone 9-H. ; FOR RENT 3-room furufshed apartment, electric range, hot and cold water. 101-R. FOR RENTTobm-"modern fur- nished house on Stephens St. Call 647 S. Stephens or phone 171-L. : IOR RENT 2 6-r. housos on Kane St., near court house; one fur nished. Phone 275. txiii ilrJNX Nine-room house, close In, newly papered and painted inside throughout. Page Lbr. and Fuel Co. Phone 842. ; FOil RENT How would you like to have the best location in Grants Pass? Tho front corner, floor space, In The Redwoods Hotel on the main Hue of travel, is for rent. Wo will completely remodel to suit you. Reply to ! Redwoods Hotel Co., Grants Pubs, Ore. WANTED WANTlOn Boll hop. Apply mana ger Terminal hotel. ELDfUlLY"laUyw6ufd like light housekeeping or care for child ren. Address Box 70, care News- Review.' ' 1 . j WANTED Fat" bcetr" vealT "hogs, shc-ep and chickens. ' Hides. - Phone 606 or write box 4G5. E. i W. Kimball. I SHIRE STALLION "Oregon" 15981 Now standing for a short season on Mondays, 'Wednesdays and Fri days at Chadwick Ranch, neat Myrtle Creek and Riddle. Mr. Wlleox in charge. No Kinks S This pracfically per- 4 feet garden hse Is f selling for less this MUNUfcKS 1 ' "A WANTED TO TRADE 5-room . house aud acre good, grouud for tractor outfit, might " consider good team aud harness. Property Is rented. 244 Commercial Ave. ; Roseburg, Ore. BQTTLES' WANTED. Tbuy "four ": old bottles,' pints and Quarts that J will 'cap', and one-gal. glass jugs. itoBeburg' ' Beverage ' S u p p4 y House,"lu9 South "Jackson St.; Roseburg, Ore'. Phone-249.- 'I LOST V FOUND Truck end gate. Owner .may have same by . calling .1018 Military St. aud paying for ad. L MISCELLANEOUS' ; LA WSJ mowers, sharpened, by, ma-. . chlnory. Price 1.00. Nusu Gur age. Phoiie 040; ' ' " ''. LADY would ,Uko do keep house for elderly gentleman, o't--' ranch1 ' or .. restaurant r booking.' i .Will take auto camps. Cook. 710 West Mo hawk, Portland, Oregon. CAR OWNER Don't forget i to call 653 when Ip neefi - of. auto parts. Sa'rff's Auto Wrecking House. CREW OF WRECKED ; STEAMER RESCUED ('tuod'ttcd Pri-M Leased. Wire.) . . SAN FRANCISCO, May,- 2LW After more than 48' hours' bri ' a surf battered iiiid'rock torn steam- er barrod from' the . California shore by a quarter of ' a mile' 'of treacherous, tossing water, the last of the crew of 25 of the freighter Indiana Harbor; which'' grounded on a reef at midnight Wednesday off Punta Gonla, Humboldt coun ty, reached land early today. 1 Captain A. Anderson and his ra dio operator wore the last to leave the ship. . ' Radio dispatches froni. the wreck scene anuuunced. that Ihq, . Indiana Harbor would be abandoned exceiit for what par I lid salvage the own ers, Plllsbury and Curtis, ; can ef fect. .' I : 9 Special spring fried chicken din ner and strawberry short cake every Sunday at the Classic Cafe in Canydnville. We also1 mako a specially of salads and steaks. MOTEJL WINNER AT PENDLETON IN 10-ROUND ROUTE (Associntod" rrran Leased wjre.) PENDIJCTON, May 21. Johnny Motejl of Corvallls. welterweiKht:,1 took a well earned ten round de cision over Del Allen of La. Grande, here hint night in the niuin event of an American , Legion boxinpi cafJ. Molejl had a ciear lead in the majority of the rounds- : - M.ose HannlKter, Athena, knock ed out Brownie Iiuskirk of Pendle ton in tho first round of the sched uled six round semi-windup. HurIi White, Pendleton, kayocd Floyd Culley, Pendleton, in the first round ohd Earl Ford, La (irande, put Oscar Fike, Pendleton, down for the count in the second round of the two preliminaries. Oilcans, 5-gnllon, galvanized, spe cial this week. $1.00 at Powell's. Continued Service and Quality Have Made Kelly- . Springfield TIRES one cf the best on the market. A Money Saver and Joy for tbs Auto Driver Phone 66 Cars washed, creased, oiled p o 1 i 3 hed, and engine cleaning. Storage. Hose Garage PHONE 68 p'.'l" eral years, and it is B,!li economy to buy it qualities. . ;i i MISSISSIPPI MOB ; SLAYS MEGRO WHO : : iniuiiTTrn nininnm mil LU VIUnULH! (AtaocUtcd Iffw LrK'! Wire) MACON, Miss.. May 21. A' con- r fesHlon that he killed o. T. Ed wards, young farmer of Cllfloii villu, Miss., Sunday night, brought the wrath of a mob of ,SD0 to 600 men upon Dan Anderson, 33i negro, yesterday. His body was riddled with bullets . 'in a rdismabt swamp near the Alabama Hue, .after he had been forcibly taken' from Sheriff T. 13. Adams ,of Nobubee county, who. had gone to Tuscal 'oosa, Alabama, for the prisoner. ; 'Anderson was arrested at Klrou," Alabama. He had fled there aiter.j slaying towards. .The sheriff ban been notified there would be no mob violence; If (lie nogro . was brought back and given a speedy trial by law. He went for , the prlso;ior . The mob 0 raited . until, the party had mossed 'the .Missis sippi" line 'then kurrounded the sheriff's car and'wilh guns levelled ut all' occupants, look the negro.'- Beautiful picture-- with' plate glass mirror only $1.00. Theso are 2.00 values. See Jthepi at Powell's. pola and baggage, . including prince; off for; America (Assoclutcd Prou leased Wlrf.) ; . PARIS, iiay 21. Pola Negri and her now husband, Prince Surge Mdlvani, started back for America today, shq to resume, her screen work -and ho 0 engage ln tlta. oil ...Z.r.."i,u.r . f " . "",-.' I u .. ' ' ? .J' Zu. rr"" ' baggage, for Cherbourg,, to sail on the Aqultanlu) They .were' map ried a week Jo go-; today at her chateau near the. village, of Serainr court; about 30 miles from Paris.' ' i i7 Get your' haying machine; hfi pairB ;oarly and avoid delay dtt cut ting time. , We sell McCormfck, Deering, Champion. Piano, Os borne', and other makes .of mparts., .Wharton Bros. . ;":' ? Quick relief frompaifn corns, tender tab 3 And pfesquro of tlght'hbos jir. other. Scholl .. Aooliances and Foot Comfort Re-,1 i. lief 3 arc to be had at the Roseburg Booterie, Perkins Building, Cass Street. , JOOTS AND HER BUDDJES FRECKLES AND SALESMAN $AM pup.uH p,t-r t'eA rreT-rm' ..TOO LfVTG. SEEAr , WA FWW UBBDS M PEOPLE I DOMT iL" VJI7M MIAA !! t-J ; ' , lpil " A J . -dff MUSIC RECITAL . v Mooro'a Jdiulc Studio, r. ' Presbyterian Church ' ' 'Mdndny, Miiy 13-, IS'pVm.' No admission. Public invited. i ' 1 AUTO ACCIDENT IS , FATAL TO TOURIST ii.ti u-tV.. ai itAMv rim ' jiLhbi p C. K,.m..El,.B rf r.n; AiiE.ilnii iliod,'". ."." cuj.-Mluay nceiveu noiico in a hospital here lati yesterday from Injuries suffered in au aulo accident near SUecd,-Oregon. Hur cm skidded and wont into a ditch filled with water when she attempt ed to pass a' wagon; ' '" 1 NOTICE 1 Is hereby given to all proporty owners to cut grass and weeds. . ' , W. M: VAUGHN. - i .' , Chlof of Police. STANDINGS OF LEAGUES L. 20 23 24 24 26 24 18 30 L. .11 11 11 11 12 14 19' 21, Oakland Missions '......... Sacramento Portland '. Sail Francisco Seattle Los- Angeles ... 32 28 27 26 26 23 22 .519 .520 .500 .179 .440 ,375 ' P. .633 ;r,9;( .577 .560 .E56 .417 .'400 .276 P. .700 .563 .516. .600' .461 .464 .448 .321 Hollywood J8 National W. . ia 16. 15 14 15 10 13 New York ..... Chicago ........ Pittsburgh ... Philadelphia St., LqulB ...... Boston Brooklyn . Cincinnati . American W., L. 9 15 14 15 15 16 19 Now York 21 18 16 'C'llicjlRO . Ph ledelnhia sulouis :.. II Detroit 13 Washington 13 Clcjviolnnd 13 Boston , 9 ( ! ' o : vTat barbecue sandwiches and live forever. Brand's Road Stand. i FATHER OF H. C. H i DARBY DEAD AT ill SILVERTON HOME ; i T . If. C. Darby was called to Sllvoiv ton this morning, by. n , telegram announcing the dcatli of his lath-. J. D. Darby,, who is well known In this city, .having , visited hero with, his son at frequent Intervals. Tho elder Mr. Darby, who. was 77 years of age. wa3 In poor health for several months prior, to his death Which occurred early today. .'Ho is survived by a widow and eight cUildrcn., . - i . . .; , i . .. ( ftootfc HIS FRIENDS ecAeeD . ,' ' Pacific Coast. .615 P A. J. Troniblay, of the 'sales de- partiuent of thn Shell Oil company of hU promotion to the position of local managor and was given an assignment at Hlllsboro where ho will be In charge of the new do pot, which has Just been complet ed by. the .Shell, .aompany. Mr. Tromblay will leave for his new location the first of the month and will take -over his duties, He ban been connected with the local or ganization for ovor a year and It was due to the excellent record Ihut ho has made in Roseburg dur ing tho time he has been in this territory that he was selected for ; I lie advanced position, which Places him in line for still greater j and more responsible offices. His , many friends here, while regret 'J ting lits departure from the city, I reinfen with him nvpr thf advance- i mout. ' I-Arundel, piano tuner. Pbone 189-t lttt i Around the Count; I ' CLEVELAND ITEMS " Miss Mildred Millard, closed a very, successful term of school Wednesday, A program and pic nic were enjoyed by all. , Carl Becker, ' Ruth and Cecil Pierce and Myrtle .Taylor are. oil the sick list with measles. Mr. and Mrs. Kverett Cooper of Elgaroso visited at the E. U. Troz elle home Suuday. , . As yet we have no report of catches from our fishermen, al though Mr. Tjpmsland is trying hard.. Fred Dateman has started oxca vatlng for a prune drier. Henry Krohu is gotting Highland avenue in shape forg raveling. .Harry GrovcB of Rice Creek has been a visitor at the Geo. Reynold homo the pus week. X. Y.Z GREEN ITEMS Farmers are enjoying the rain.. Strawberries are ripening. ' . Mrs. Tlnsa HueIipr of .' Rlma. V ash..' is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Cleo. Mellott. - v ' ' li,vergreen. Grange -had a very ; busy session lust Saturday night.' Seven , new mombers were ballot- ted on. a good program aud lunch added much, lo the . evening's . on tertalnmout. There were several , Mrs. Geo. Mellott left for Saleni this inorning ou businoss. i ' - , Henry .Lander and Geo, 'Winston motored to , Glendnle last Monday on bubinessi . . The: annual moeling ot Civil' .. ... Boots Gets a - WHAT - ' ' Tks Best of True Enough OH W- DOOR - VOU C5-OME. Ttl' 'm?m,A&$ Z- 'Wo. - A0Q V HWe. carries? (Ac ' WAFFLE WEEK : ; ' Delicious golden brown waf- f fles at your table without 4 grease or smoke. A choice of three dependable irons. Arthur H. Crowell. -'''-. i ftt t Bend cemetery was held last Wed nesday with very poor attendance. Here's hoping that there Mill be Hi tendance qu clean up days, Tues day and Wednesday of next week, us there la much work to be done. Fish at Idleyld Park. HORSE RACING RESULTS . . - AT PENDLETON MEET (AiuucfHtcil Vku U'tMd Wiri.) PKNDLKTON, May 21. Cold weather yesterday afternoon givet oil the opening program of the Hlka threo day racing 'meet hero. Winning horses aud owners wero: Quarter mile Peggy O'Neal, 21 seconds, Omar Simpkius. Hall mile Run Pour, 02 seconds, Goorge Drumheller. ludlau halt mile Edwin Brown, 52 seconds, ira Teshwicbt. Threo quarter mile Cernlco E., 1:23, J. U. Clark. Quarter tulle Captain Kidd, 27 seconds, W Lee, , ' Halt mile Shadow Soark, 67 seconds, J. D. Clurk. : QUurtor mile 2 year olds, Cap tain, 27 seconds, W. Dyers. CARP Qf THANKS We wish to thiink our many friends for their expressions of kimkicss uud syiupnthy, during the illness aud death of our beloved mother, uud for the many floral ot- lerings. (Signed) Mil. AND MRS. LEG MeCAItN. ri o lluckwheat seed ; at Wharton Bros. This is tho time to plant it. CALL FOR BIDS . .' Bids will be received at tho of fice of the Orogon FiBh Commis sion, 213 Terminal Building, Port land, Oregon. From May 20lh to July loth. For tho old saw mill, located ou the W. A. Smith place at Glido, Ore. Tills property must bo movod, aud will go cheap. , , . ' : o ,- '' NOTU;i-; TO CHIODI'KIIIS ,' In tho County Court tit tho Htuto of Oroiron fur DuukIum County. In tho nuittor of the ostato of Danki Cul'tln, DoconHed. NotlfO Is lleroby glvoll. thut tll9 uiHlcrHltfucd was on iho 2lHt day or Mny, .111,17. duly appointed adminis trator with tho-will uiinoxcd. of tho lust will and testament of IJmilol cuiilu. iIol'oukimI. I)v tliu above en tltleil court: theretore. nil, perdous havInK claims iiKiiltiHt said CMtalo will ploaso present tho samo'to tho tlllilorslKltod ut RosyburK. Oregon. duly vorlflrri, Willi vouohors ' nt tuciied, op or before ,. six. months from- tho duto hereof, Dated npd first nubllshed tills 21st day ot Mny, 11127. H. W. MAUM'tiCltS. ' 'Aflmlnlntrntor with tho will Qn. 1 iKoteo.i of tb'n oatato Of Danlol CUr , tin, aocoaHOd. " ' ' ' - ' New Bob Plans Go Astray , '...,.. .:..' ...'.' I ... . i i. ' ..-' ' .. ,IM VotiR VJlLUOll $?eC?H St-. LOftri COIApftW OFFICIALS TO 6 PftC-L- BeftR.s-rt s o.k. 6V we, ear woulc-H'T No Flood Hee I Ajsure yourself of plenty of water by installing one of our Water Systems. SPECIAL New idea Plant Setter, $100 FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE HOHEBUKU AND OAKLAN3 V AGENTS FOR " Fairbanks Morse & Co. Vaughn Motor Works PHILIP BERGH IN RACE FOR EDITOR . OREGON U. PAPER (Awoclatod i'rew Leantl Wire.) KUUlSNiS, CM-e.( May 21. Ray NuhIi, Portland, and Philip Uoi'Kh, ltoaeburg, were nominated yoator day for the editortdilp ot the dully ! Kmerald, Htudent publication at J tho University . ot OroBon, to bo voted on Mav 25 at tho Buuclal eicctlon. This election hecamo noccHaary when Harold MniiKum, i'ortlaiid, oditor-olect, waa Unown ed fn the Willamette rivoi lust Monday. , , . , ' , ' ; , Ollstoves at very low prlcos nt Powell's. ..' '.'-.-. , .'; FAIR WEATHER NEXT WEEK FORECAST FOR OREGON 1 (Aiuoclatlxl Frres Leased Wire.) SAN FAN.CISCO, May 21. The weathor outlook for tho week be ginning May 22 was announced hero today .by the weather bureau as follows: -Far western states: The out look is for generally fair weather and normal tomperaturua during tho coming week. '-" .-.i.'.'-j-.'.i .-V-Ji ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CQ. Established 1931 ' : -'' ."' M, E. RIVTER, Manager , ',. Founded and Maintained on Eff icicnt i ; , ; :, i. Service and Courtesy : hone 2B4 Oak and Kane 8U. n?o''i'". c ELITE PLEATERS RE MOV- . AL NOTICE " . - ' - All kinds pleating and but- ' 4 ton making, dressmaking, Mail ardors solicited. 610 S. Main St. ' ' Belle Case. Of HAROLD TURPIN MAKINO'I ; , FINE SHOWING1 WITH SEALS Harold Turplu, of Yonculla. who' Is an exceptionally fine baseball pitcher, and who has played num erous games with Douglas county toams and with) other teams in the state is making a fino showing this year with the San Francisco team of the Pacific coast loaguo. ' One of Mr: Turpin's friends in Al bany recently recolved a letter from Nick Williams, manacer of the Seals, in which the manager said, "Turpin is doing line, the owners think the world ot him, He is cool, collected, has nice stuff, ; good control, all of which should 1 mako a good' pitcher.".1 ".' 1 ';,.' Camp at Idleyld Park. Lloenaefi Lalj - Embilmel - By Martin WONDER' WHfeWft Soft V)ENT ? 1 By Blosser By Swan .'-Tn XHF.y vAi&T f-IMt&H TH , JOB I IK
