ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. MONDAY, JULY 18, 1927.
SEVEN
SPECIAL OFFER
On Sale of Lawn Mowers
Present the Annexed Coupon and it will be received
as CASH on or before -
July 23 :J!;K
This Coupon will be accepted as a cash payment of $1
on any Lawn Mower priced $ 1 2 or less,' or for Mow
ers priced at over $ 1 2 .will be received at a valuation
of $1,50. Good up to July 23,
v : i CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO.
CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO.
' The Winchester Store. .
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CLASSIFIED SECTION
ALL NEW ADS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAOE
FOR SALE
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HORSES and wagon Tor salo, F. E.
Gates, Alexander Addition.
F0ilAXE--73Twes, iii each. S.
JJ. Gotr, Oakland.jOre. j
Dilbccbi.1 plants ror"flaie. HTT.
' Conn. Phona 6F33.
BETTER mlflc for less, ?ii per
' quart per month. The Buttercup,
litiO-J, .
FOIt SALE Shropshire rams. 18
darlings, 20 aged grade ewes.
Dr. J. W. Cook, Wilbur, Ore.
PUR SALE Registered and grade
Angora bucks from non-shedding
BlroB. W. G. Paul. So. Deer Creek.
fKUCKS, trucks trucks Ford
trucks for sale or trade for
pleasure - cars. Hansen Chevro
lot Co. . , ".
foilD'TRUCK with Rucksloll axle
auu stsei can, az4 mouei. laic
's ed at 1176. , Hansen - .Chevrolet
- Co. - 'i.,
FOR SALE Reasonable; young
team, sound and true, good wag
on and new harness. Neul Heard,
Rooking Glass -
17U0-QALLON steel tank "for'saie
cheap, good condition. F. C.
Guruee, 14 miles west Court
House. :
FOR SALEor riTado "for good wag
on or lambs, a - good mare,
" weight 1300 pounds. H. C. With-
t -am. Phone 7F25.-or write Dtx--
onville, Ore. '' J '
HOTELFO RESALE Doing good
business, 19 stooping rooms, din
. iug room, 3 baths, modern build
ing, electric lights, steam heat.
' This will make a splendid' place
for man and wife. Will Bell prop
erty and furnishings very rea
sonable and give good terms.
Eldou Hotel, Glendale, Ore.
WANTED 100 head of young
ewes, ft Fate, Days Creek.
, FOUND M
FOUNDh On highway, woman's
Butt coat. ' Owner may have
, same by Calling 'at this office.
Identifying and paying for ad.
I "MISCELLANEOUS t
CAR OWNER Don't loreet to
call 663 when In naed of auto
parts. Sarff'a Auto Wrecking
House.
WOULD 'ike to hear from some
one with a registered male Bos
ton Bull Terrier. Write Box 256,
Myrtle Creek, Ore.
FOR EXCHANGE 180-acre ranch
near Myrtle Point and some va
, cant and improved property in
..Marshfleld and Bandon. Take
timber or eastern farm land. 139
Sheridan St. . -
It Doesn't ? i
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FOR RENT
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FOR RENT d-room
house. Call at 5-1-1 S.
turnfshod
Pino.
WELL furnished apt. Close in,
reasonable rent. 331 S. Main.
FOR RENT 2-room furnished
house, $7 per month. See eleva
tor man at Perkins Bldg.
FOR-RENT Furnished-, house. In
quire at the South End Service
Station. ' i . '
FOR RENT 6-room house, bath,
all built ins, I ucro lot, garage.
On Umpqua Ave. 1271, West'
Side. Isaac Todd.
WANTED
It Doesn't u
Take Much to
Start a Fire
ft takes more to atop one.
' If tho fire be " great or
. small it is to advantage
to be Insured.
Quine & Co.
; Masonic Bldg..
Roseburo, Ore.
OT.TBCTiar.T.T.TiTa.r.r.T.T.ii.ia.ia
WINDOW washing and house
cleaning. Charlie Danis. Phono
61-J.
WANTED 50 young ewos. black
faced preferred. State ago and j
price. W. G. Paul, . South vDeer
Creek. j
WANTED To engage men to pick j
and women to pack tomatoes. It. i
A. Hercher, Dlllard, Ore.
CHERRIES WANTED Cash paid !
for swcot cherries. Brand's Road i
Stand, Pacific Highway, three
miles north.
WANTED" TO LEASE In Douglas
Co., good sheep ranch that will
handle 300 to 500 sheep, for a
term of years. Address John Ab
raham, Wlliamlna, Ore.
WANTED" TO TRADE 1" 3-year-old
flno looking Rambouillet
buck, for a young Cotswold or
' Lincoln buck, or ewes. Carl E.
lioselund, lloscburg, Oregon. ,; .
It's too hot for you
to bake,
Let us do it for your
sake.
MOTHER'S
PvJ nnr An
PI nLVIX
FIRST AID
For Wilting
Wardrobes
A suit that has been newly
dry cleaned seems to fairly
float around your body It is
so light and fresh and crisp
ly cooll
'M It certainly does .make a dif
ference (
Tell us to call around regu
larly for your dusty, droopy
summer suits we'll put pep
into thtm and keep it there I
Of PSRSONAUDAlNTYl
VfeU CAM BE
Yea. this laundry dnos hnnrk the
I spot 8 out of f lothpa undorHtand
jus jnt the itpots. we remove
s norm nf tho woar. Yon will com-
; plliiicnt us ution our work at the
first opportunity,
; Roseburg Steam Laundry
I Prion 79 Roieburg
CITED BY M'ADOO
lN 1924LEnER
' '(AssoeUtvU I'lrss leased Wire) .
NEW .YORK, July 18. The New
York American publishes ihu pur
ported text of a letter from Wil
liam (itbbs McAdoo in 1021 to Dr.
H. W. Russell, founder uf the
Anti-Saloon ; league, . wnich the
Anierlcuu declarr s, was a plea tor
support of the McAdoo candidacy
in the forthcoming demoerutlc na
tional convention.
Dr. Russell, lu filing the letter
tn. the league' archives, v stated
other members of the executive
committee received similar com
munications. The latter, as given by the Am
erican, was dated Los Angeles,
April 5, 1024, and read:
"Dear Dr. Russell:
"This letter will be handed to
you by Hon. Nathan Ncwby of
Los Angeles, a member of the
executive committee of the Church
Federation of this city, 1 Invoko
your good offices to help him in
the mission he will explain to you
in connection with the presiden
tial primaries.
"I stand for maintaining the
prohibition laws in their full In
tegrity and for fearless enforce
ment of the law. The wot leaders
are aware of this, and aro exert
ing all their energies lu fighting
me in the primaries. An analysis
of the election to date, shows clear
ly the backing of favorite sous
and the device of uulustructed
delegations in a concerted move
ment throughout. the nation..
"In each case reports 1, wo llmi
that the dry forces have been
caught off their guurd, uwakemng
in some cases only after the elec
tion was over.
"Assuring you that I shall appre
ciate your cooperation, I ain, with
all good wishes, very sincerely
yours,
(Signed) "W. 0. MeADOO."
OMAHA WOMAN PHY8ICIAN
- ' '-.' V - ! NOMINATED FOR HONORS
errs new record
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(Annrlalrd I'rra Lnird Wire.)
NEW YORK," July IS.
in The- Lion's Lllao, a yearllug
Jersey cow. owned by Harry
D. ; 111 It. of Independence, standing professional woman of the
' OMAHA, ' Neb., - JVIy 18. A
grandmother prommeut in her pro
fession of nieuicluo and with a
dlxiugutshed war record in Ne
braska s nominee lu the competition
trow which will bo chosuu tile put'
Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 189-L.
NORWEGIAN SHIP, HIT
...... BY HOLLANDER, SINKS
-,. (Associated Tress Leased Whe) .
' NEW YORK, July lS.r-The Holland-American
line announced to
day the recolpt of a wireless from
the. captain of the company's liner
Veendam stating the Veendam col
lided with and sank .the Norwe
lglan steamer Sagaland four miles
east of Nantucket at 4:40 it.; in.,
today.- 'AH aboard the Sagaland
were saved except one, the mess
age said. , '
The Veendam was undamaged
and Is in-bound for New York,
The Sagaland left Cuba July 7
for Boston. The ship was 2,6007
tons grosB and was built In 1921.
The Veendam, a vessel of 13,000
tons, carried 73 first class pas
sengers, 30 second class, .'and 66
tlal tracts of land and are ull ex
perienced agriculturists, it is snld.
Bruess has traveled extensively
in Canada and the United Stales
In search of farm lands that would
meet the requirements of the pros
pective settlers, but he is , nioro
impressed with
other section.
Oregon thku any
4 Oregon, ' has established a . United Stutes.
uew worlds record for sows The contest will be a part of tho
under two years old, by pro- convention of the National BubI-
duclng 724.44 pounds ot but- noss and Protesslonal Women's 1
termt and 10,762 pounds ot 'clubs at Oakland, Cal., July 18 ;o
milk tn 305 days, the Ainerl- ,23.
can Jersey Cattle club au- ur oiga Slastny of Omaha, No-
uonnced yesterday. bruska's entrjv was decorated by
Tho cow gained 150 pounds Uio French government tor Bervico
in weight while making hor wlth the American women's lies-
record and the best produc- ' piul unit at Lduzuncy in the war.
tlon month was the tenth, lThe government then sont hor to
during which she produr-d Czecho-Slovakla to do sociul hy-
83 pounds of bultcrfat. . Hor glens .-and organisation work. This
milk averaged 6.01 per cent task and the tragedy ot hor sou's
butterfat for the test. " death In a burning army plane
compelled her to como home to re-
ctipornts. She Is now a practicing
,. , , , ' ' , , physician here.
third class passengers. , sh6 w(ls caUetl -heroine ot the
The Sagaland. a freighter, owned i,,..., , ,. i ,. ,-i.....
id Norway, is believed to have,,,,,n i,ui.i,.i f,.,., ui, i,v
carried no passengers, Its crew
is said to number around 26. .
o
tho Turks in 1023.
McCormick's best binding twine
Will work in any binder and is
cheaper to bind with. Sold
Wharton Bros. .
at
JAP LUNCH CLOTH 79o
Blue aud white Japanese lunch
cloth, large site, 60x60, Inches.
Special at 79c each. Six different
patterns. Make an economical and
I suitable table cover. Napkins to
match are 6c eaoh. Carr'B "whore
TOLL MOUNTS TO 45 you save." We also have tho tun
. - . . I body colored print cloths, same
size at 1.15 eaoh. Several dlflvr
ont color combinations, See them
at Corr's. i
EASTERN HEAT WAVE'S
(Associated Press Leased Wire)
NEW YORK, July 18.Doaths
directly attributed to - tho heat
wave under which the' Eenstern
states have sweltered for 8 days
had mounted to 45 today, with
scores prostrated. Many were
drowned in seeking relief from the.
humidity. t , , , . v, ,
Tho highest temperature report
"POISON OAS'" SIGN ,
DETER8 P. O. CRACK8MEN
(AcUtMl Truss Leased Wire.)
VANCOUVER, Wash., July 16.
A "poison gas" sign hung on Ihe
vault of the local postoffice, detor-
came from; Pennsylvania, where ' lod tobbtm from blowing the safe
several inland communities re-'i he last night. Desks, drawers,
ported 98 degrees nn' " B'00' """B cabinet were ran-
In New York City tho highest' 8"cke1' flve fi,llKIB , "lcke.ls;
was 91 degrees.- The average was! f""108 nd pennies was tho total
-w-o iha I,,!.: jV-loot secured. Tho postoffice was
vr-ai-B. Tho i,,ior, h,i hu I entered a year ago when the rob-
suited in farmers harvesting tliolf I b,e tn, 10l'i1er ?00r of 10
wheat by moonlight and resting ln'if?'t'n rf J ' '
the day time.
EASTERN WHEAT WAVE'S
LIFE TOLL NOW 62
(Associated Tress Leased Wire)
NEW YORK,-July 18. PatllltioB
resulting from the heat wave that
has blanketed the eastern states
for four days stood at 62 todny,
eight (m additional deaths occur
ring yesterday. -
Death by sections were:
Try our buttermilk it's differ
ent. Roseburg Dairy. Phono 180.
GERMAN FARMERS' AGENT
SEEKS OREGON LOCATION
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(Associated Press Leaned Wire)
PORTLAND, . Oregon, July 18.
Between 100 and 150 Germau farm
ers will come to Oregon, providing
W. O. BruoSs, Cleveland, Ohio,
their ronrpRRittnt ivo. ,nn . fiml n
Greater Now York 11; Now Jar suitable location for thorn to found
' MAKE ME AN OFFER '
I recently acqiUred the Frederick
property 936 Cobb St. 6 rooms,
large lot. Out kciy at 635 Cobb St.,
aim make niu an otter. 1 paid
(2800, but olfer we what you will
give, cash or terms. W. K. Kyler,
Owner, 778 Wlllumetlu tit., Eu
gene, ... , ; . -
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HEAD OF FLOGGING GANG
GETS VEAR 1100 FINE
TOCCOA, Oa., July' It W. O.
Aoree, high school , principal and
churi'h nrrinlul. was sentaneed to
one year on the Ueorgia chain I H
gang yesterday for his part in tho
Hogging of Mrs. Ansley Bowers.
Toccoa seamstress.
Judge I. II.' Sutton, who Im
posed the maximum sentenco for
assault -and battery, tho charge on
which Acroo was convicted, also as
sessed a flno ot 8100.
Acroo's attorneys Immediately
filed notice of appeal.
Camp at Idlnyld Park.
EX-CHIEF OF POLICE
CONVICTED OF
IS
MURDER
CANTON, O., July 17 Seramus
A. Lcngel, ex-chlet ot the Cnnton
police department, wns found gull-
A FEW SPECIALS
.'.Maiidt Farm Wagon ZZLJ$7SM,
Smalley Ensilage Cutter $75.00
' Barbed Wire, per 80 rds. ...,.:i!.......$2.60
Binding Twine, per 100 lb. bale $14.20
See Us First We Can Save You Money ,,
FARM BUREAU '
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
AGENTS FOR
FAIRBANKS MORSE & CO.
Oakland
Roseburg
' Now Located at Washington 8treot and S. P. Tracks,
THUNDERSTORMS FORECAST kxecutlvo, who spoke before the
(Associated Press Leased Wire)
SAN FRANCISCO,' July18 Tho
weather outlook for the weok be
ginning July 17 wns announced
hore todny by tho weather bureau
as follows:
Far western Btntes: Tho out-
tv yesterday of the murder of Dos -. "" ""r .""'' '' w inuusiry ui - twrivuiture u
ri iuni, r...,.. ,ii,. ..,. ,nnu normal temperature, but with, equal opportunity for the establish-
farmers. -w
"This country ought to do one of
! two things," Governor Billow de
clared. "Either thoro should be
adopted a policy tha tprevents art!
flcliil price fixing for the things the
fnrmer has to buy and rostore'the
economic law of supply and - do
maud on a world basis, or else ppr-
R. Mollott, Canton editor, ono yoari"'" ","07""u' .uul "tu. uquui oppoihu my IOr u.e eoiuu.is.i-
to the rlnv from ihn tlmn Mnlls.it ' ooiiBlclfrnbto fog along the coast ment of artlliclal priceB for , tho
and a probability of thunderstorms pruductB that thoy have to soil.-
nuHintain . regions of tho i . "My own notion of tho entire
north portion Monday or Tuesday. I mattor is that a repeal ot the tariff
. o , .1 legislation that discriminates
Knt : htirboctio saudwichos nnd i agulnst sections of our country
to the day from the time Mellett '
I... ... "
tn ,t,d ,l..t.,U.,,. nS 1.1a UU
The Jury recommended mercy
and unless a now trial, which was
Immediately sought by R. F. Hahn,
chief of tho defeuso counsel, is
granted and rcsultB in a different
verdict tho grny-halrod veteran of
59 yeai's must spend tho remain
der of his llto behind the walls of
the Ohio penitentiary.
Cottage cheese. Roseburg Dairy.
Phono 180, ;
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ROAD IMPROVEMENT IS
UNDER WAY IN THE
NORTH PART OF COUNTY
sey -16; Connecticut .4; Massachu
setts B; New Hampshire 1; Penn
sylvania 14; upper New York 12:
total 62.'
Temperatures- throuout the oast
wore slightly -lower on Thursday,
a colony. Mr, Bruess will leave
here Monday with Arthur Foster,
field agent of the land settlement
department of the Portland Cham
ber of Commerce, for a tour of the
Willamette valley in search of
-but in only a few isolated sections ; suitable location for the proposed
was there any appreciable rellot i colony
from the torrid weather.
,r Ent .barbecue sandwiches . and
vo forever. 1 Brand's Road Stand.
Tho prospective "colonists, for
the most .parts,, aro Qeruiaua rosid,
Ing. In, Poland.,. Thoy have funds
with which to', purchase substan-
An excollent ploco of road Im
provement Is now under wny In tho
northern part of the county. The
ciirvos ovor Itlco Hill and In that
vicinity are being widened nnd
straightened, making travel do
cidedly safer. This section ot a
road was ono of the first in the
stato to be paved, nnd was graded
at a. time when motor, speed Was,
slow nnd there was no domand (oi
straight roads. Tho curves j wei'o
laid out to conform to tho topogra
phy and at tho present rato of uu
to travel, offer many dangers un-'
foreseen by engineers when the
jrond was built. Highway crows
! aro now bury putting new pave
'ment on the timldo of ninny ( of
Uhese. .curves, wbtoh gives S :a
Istralghtor rond nnd. wider turns
'making travel much more safe.
llvo forovor. Brand's Road Stand.
DAKOTA GOVERNOR TELLS
COOLIDGE FARM IDEALS
(Associated Press Leased Wire) .: .
ARDMORB, 8. Dak., July . 18.
Real -dirt farmers from South Da
kota nnd Wyoming welcomed Pros!
furnish amplo and pormanent .ro
ller.'.'
Plcnlo at Idloyld Park. V
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FORMER BUCK PRIVATE
HEADS RAINBOW VETS
(Associated Press Leased Wire) V.
HISS MDINRS. InwB .Tnlv iR
dont Coolldge hero todny when, he carry Bluinonthal, of Chicago,;, a
arrived from tho summer Whlto former buck private,, was elootod
House to take part in their out-1 national president of the Votoram
door picnic. -. . of the Rainbow Division 'today, at
President Coolldge heard a de- the annual reunion hero. Blumen
mand for farm relief by Oovemor Uhnl, an .attorney, served; in "the
Billow, South Dakota'B Domocra'dc I- HBth Hold artillery. ; ' ;
ECONOiHYf
Our Name Points tha Way
. to Better Food Values
"... .
'Fresh slock' prompt service. You.
' can always find t at ' -: - - ".
ECONOMY GROCERY
'The Store jThai Serves You .BesV'
i Phone S3
M4 N. Jaokeon St.
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