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ROSEBURG, NEWS REVIEW. WEDNESDAY, JULY 20', 1927.
DOUGLAS FUNERAL HOME
, ESTABLISHED 1926
H. C. STEARNS, Manager.
NotiivfiUiBtanding the elaborate equipment of the Home
and efficient service, the cost of burial is no more.
Pins and Lane 8ts.
-I NOW YOU ASK ONE I
4
' THE ANSWERS
-ISolow ur iniawim to tin. ' Saw
.i, , ,. , . "
fdttorlal iniKtt
',1 Arlirirlnl Kflk Is mudri Itini
tlm noilim ut iiitrlK unci inilnluirlc,
aiililH mi MlWlllllil (if till! Kjmico.
trmi. i
Z '1 Asiilrln Is olitalni'd from
wliilmgniMi and liluili lilicli.
n .'I Ordinary lirlnllng Inks aro
mado from lamihlark imrllelefi
uiiKpcnili'd lit llnsw.I oil.
4 Cum Ih mad liy boiling anl
rnal KkliiH, lionfK, oic, lo a Jelly,
lil'iulil kIiir Is maila by (llHHOivlug
Hunt KIUK In ali ohol or anld.
li CIh'wIhk hum IS HWi'etoiipd
iCnd Navnrnd cliiiiin' unni from the
''bully" or Hnpuillllu li s of tho
, iropi(!H. I
f.ll 'I'Iip orlKliial Tmldy hrnr was
inn Aimli njlHii Koala, a triiiw!) mh-
llK hi'iir nlioni In (iiclu'H In linlKht.
i--l lii'nr nru len republics la
Sniitli Aincrlim.
8 The Vnllnin, In Itonin, con.
lainliiK KHvoial IhniiHands rooms,
is tho laiKi-Ht - resilience In iho
world.
-9 Pluto, glass, Is rollod; oidl
nnry glass Is blown.
T, 10 Cyrano do Ilorgerno was
noicd for his long iiohh.
Parnbasn Motor Oil 100 per cent
nine paraffliin baHoi At' llenenii
ndopondent Doalors. ;
DEMPSE Y (TRIM ! j j
Z. AND EAGER FOR '
1. OPENING GONG
j
1? t (Coiil Innod from pngo-L) -
flesh.
Left Arm O .K.
-Only Iho rumor of un Injured left
arm - marred Die rinni itnva ,,r
Douipsoy's ' tralnliiB. ' Tho story
moHu irom tna visit of a newspaper '
man In .liieli'n'l,,, ,,,!, r,.i...n.. '
greeting anil touch of tho former
cliampion's left arm, which Ibo
noiihe found 'was encased In band
n'ges under his shirt. i
Kvor since Ibe opening nr trdln-1
Ing here, hnndlera explained, Jack,
uitor 'Workouts, Hub been wearing
bandages' on some pin t or his body
la keep lluuinonts mid loilrtns froin
touching his lelolhlng. 'The band
ages, on Jnclt'a left arm liaVu been
' there for n woek; they' said,' be
cause of bruises received In block
lug: sparring purlnei's punelieK. -'Most
conclusive proof' flint Hie
left battery, Jnck'H most proficient
weapon, Is not serimiHly damaged,
ciime from the ring aclloua or Iho
.former tltleholder during Hie past
few days. These workouts, limited
In hag punching, oxoI'cIhoh and sha
dow boxing, have been dovolcd to
sharpening Dempsey's left hook.
For '12 minutes Monday and nine
yesterday,' Jack smashed the light
and Jieavy bugs hrmiud Willi his
favorllo punch mil 1 1 the moorings
strained mid the 1 Icnlhor: straps
threatened to fly from : tho liniiB1
IllgH. ! ' !. ; ''!
Speed Improves
In Hie last two worlioulH Ilemp-
LIBERTY
Today and Thursday
' Matinee Dally 2:15
William Fox
presents
Buck
"The Gentle
Cyclone"
Thrills, Action and Plenty
of Speed
Another of the
Wisecrackers
H. c.
Wltwer'o Famous
Stories '
AL COOK
KIT GUARD
"Love at
First Fight"
Cartoon Fox News
Admission 10c-25c
Jones
Phone 112
Lady Attendant
jsey has progressed with a rushing
jdrlvi) i hut lias appeared almost.
j startling to the few remaining wur
niPininMjmnjin. nniil HfKint:u iu
If",1 "V? "uU,l"",l'1
! JnluHi-il In lihn (iveinlKlit as tho
vim and dash of physical perfec-
llun arrived exactly at tho proper
moment. The sluggish UetnpHcy
of Ihe early week wiih lost In a
figure reminiscent of Toh'do and
IIoylH'H Thirty Aovuh tluyn. Dump
nay'H wclKht, aroiiiMi 200 for a
wi;k, ilroppoil to 1U3 and the for
rii or chuniplon Ih ox pec tod to en
tor tho ring Htum two poundH
ovr that flKiire. '
Try a claBslftefl aav. m mis pa
por and watch re suits. You'll aur
ret 'era. ,
The Owl
Drug Co.
35c Boudoir Kleenex) i7'5fc Owl
Thciitrical Cold , J ' "JQn
Cream .. .. I UU
150c Red penther
39c
U;i. (nil
""r V
5.0c RpalFeather .PoL ,
Pom Lustre ..
39c
39c
in
59c
59c
.'i'"" -
50c Red Feather' Shav
ing Lotion i
u -I V , 111, j '
l?5c Owl Amcrdil,
heavy (pints) ..
75c Owl Antiseptic'
Solution
FRED HAYNES
Drug Storey
Agent for Owl Drug Company
ProductB.
1
DANCE
Every VVednesday
; Night i
Rainbow
Gardens
4 WINCHESTER
Music by Star-Six Orchestra
fjs.
CHIROPRACTORS -Drugless
Health Center
"Complete Health Service"
SULPHUR VAPOR BATHS
3J?7 West Cass Phone 491
Elite Pleaters
All Kinds of Pleating and
Button Making.
Phone 187-R
610 So. Main
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist In the fitting of
Glasses,
116 Jackson St.
WET OR DRY
The wenlher makes no differ
ence for FIRE INSURANCE
should be carried nt all times.
Wo offer reliable ftro insurance
service to our policy holders and
our service embraces nil lines
of fire and automobile Insur
ance. Mav we be of service to
YOU?
G. W. Young & Son
' LOANS
118 Case 8t. Phone 417
STATE CONTROL
BOARD HOLDS UP
$130,000 HOME
(Continued from page 1.)
veloped lo the erfoet that Frank C.
Rruinwell Ih lo resign as slate' hu
pcrlnlemlent of banks and tht ex
governor Ih to bo appoinled to Air.
RrumwoH's position. Mr. Olcott was
ut Kale m yesterday mid passed
I much of tlio tiny ut the mate
JlOUBH.
The position of superintendent of
bank a puya ?mmh) a year.
Qramwoll Denies
PORTLANU Ore., July 20.
Frank C. Hrumwoll, atato siiporin
tondent o( banka, has .no prosont
Intention of ronlt-'nlng, and hus not
the HlightoHt concern over the re
port that he in to be displaced by
the mate banklrtK ooniinl.sHion In
favor of Hon W. Olcott, ex-Kvr-nor,
Mr. liraniwell Informed the
Portland Telegram lodav.
"If the alale banklutx couiiulKHlon
had any dfapoKltlnn to play poll
Ilea with my office, I should have
diacovered Jt long ago," Mr. Iliam
well aald. "On tho contrary, 1 be
lieve, I have tho full confidence of
the commiBHlon. I have certainly
had their coperutlon and support
In my work."
- The members of Hie atate bank
Iiik commlKKlou are Governor 1'at-
toraon, Secretary of Slate Ko.er
and State Treaaurer Kay.
Mr. JJramwell left today for New
York to be Kone about ten days n
work la connecLiun with IiIh do;
partment.
TIow good news does spreail!
Ceiioral Gasnlino Is slill I lie best.
FERDINAND OF
RUMANIA GOES
TO FINAL REST
(Continued from page 1.)
that Mile. Vacareaco felt ft so
keenly that alto aent Fertllnand'a
love lettertt to Prlnceaa Mario.
However, ho married tho lattef
January 10, 1893. ;
The royal couple had atx child
ron, one of whom died In child
hood, r
Beset With Troubles
Last year, juat after Queen Ma
rle'a hurried return from her vlalt
to the United States, hla phyalciana
gave the king up for loat. Hut the
king was firm In the hope that ho
might help to place Ills country on
a atable political basin deimlte fac
tlonul dlaputea und conflicts among
powerful intereuta and clung i lo
life. Then too, nay ; fiienday he
hoped to aee once more before
death came, hia 1 wayward aou,
Carol, "the madcap of the Hal
kans," who hla parental discipline
had sent into exile, - - i i i
. One' of the last acta of, Ferdi
nand's reign waa to bring about
the creation of a government under
the Bratianos whom he trualed and
who, with him, wero Influential In
swinging Jiuniania inlo. the World
war on the aide of the Allies an
act in which Ferdinand flung him
self against his own kin, for hi;
was a JrloheiiEolleru.! .
Only a few weeks ago Premier
Averescu, to whom dictatorial
dreams were credttett , In some
circlos, : waa. removed from the
head of the government) and, a
more inclusive government wua
formed under Prince Stlrbey, ono
of the richest Rumanians and long
a favorite at courL, to hold the
reins until the llratianoa t were
ready lo step Into power again.'
i Carol's Chance Slim
Those who know- Kumanl:! t are
quite unanimous In the conviction
that the-regency lor Prince Mich
ael, Carol's aix-yeur-old sou, will
rule as provided by law and that
there is almost no possibility of
Carol ascending the throne. His
frleutlH in Rumania are few and
far between. It is said, and cer
tainly are not strong enough to Im
pose him upon the country. Nor
has there been any indication that
Carol cares to come back home.
That he is not wealthy and that
he does not work, every one
knows, but that ho has sufficient
sources of income to live a leisure
ly lire near
iirls is obvious lo all 1
who have observed his comings trade in order to reach a satlsfac
and goings at the French capital. ; tory price level on which to sell
lo all appearances he Is quite con- excess receipts now coming on the
lent with things as they nro. jiocai market in outside markets.
jiio uiHUiiuiiH ll'UI nieir pai'iy
candidates won an
overwhelming
victory In the recent elections lo
parliament and the Urathtnos. now
strongly entrenched In power, aro
solidly opposed lo Carol as is
Prince Stirbey, who with them
form a little group of tho richest
and most powerful men in Ru
mania politically and economically.
What Qucon Marie, who for
years has been hotter known to tho
world thau her 'more retiring hus
band, will do in European politics
now that she is retired from Ihe
ihrone, 'is n question which already
is being thought of. Whether shn
wll bo as influential iu interna
tional affairs with the regency rul
ing as she was sharing the throne
with Ferdinand Is the problem.
Carol Told News
Kr.iAt KA Dfj, jngo Slavlu, July I
i'U, t ho Rumanian government i ,
lino uli...1 lHi,.. f...,l .tw M
of his father's death. .l il.e ,.,...
lime tiih..r i.i... ,.. ..,(..
Rumania is
firmly decided to respeel the de
cision of January 19. Il2ti, which
accepted his renunciation of the
throne and established the regency
for young Prince Michael, says re
ports received hero from Buchar
est. Carol Not Wanted
VIENNA. July 20. Advices re
reived here from Bucharest in con
nection with the death of King
I'Vrdiuand, say that troops have
been concentrated in barracl- and
measures taken by the govern
ment in the event of Ihe return to
Rumauii
Carol.
in of I'm hum- Crown
tince
PARIS. Jnlv 20 Former Crown
Prince Carol of Rumania was still
In bis home here this afternoon. rointws steady at Si 3.ru sack. pa: tictpale in the American ie
Fricuds of the former crown' Nuts steady; walnuts 27Vi:U; glen box'ng card here tomorrow
prince do not think that he will filberts 195i20; almonds 2 2ii: ! nlht. Instead Michael Schubert,
make an attempt to go lo llucbar- J Braiil nuts H$H6; Oregon chest- of Belllngham. will meet Ti;er
est at this time, especially w ith nuts 174sf2o: peanuts 9 'n 11.
Jon Bratlano in power. Carol has j Cascnra bark steady. 8i 9 cents;
always held that Bratlnno was hlsiOregon grape root nominal. Hop?
arch political enemy nd believes steady, 192ti crop 2.Vo231.
that tho new premier was rrspon All classes of livestock steady:
Mule for the decree of last year (Quotations unchanged.
BOV LEAP8 80 FEET
A. imta oncn -rt c a v r? a.
INTO RIVER TO SAVE 4 t
GIRL FROM DROWNING ;
(AuooIhiH J'n-n ltuf'l Wire.)
OltWiON CITV, July 20, 4
Terry iJecker, 15, or Clad-
4 alone, dived M) feet from u 4
4 railroad trestle into the 4
(.'lackamua Hlver yaetorday
and roHcued Audrey Cliipp-
4 man, 10, uh the Kil l founder
4 ed'ln the awlft current of the
atroam. The boy waa clioered
by a lurg
crowd aa he brav-
ed the river and brought ibo
girl ashore.
Ladles of Kt. Joseph's
Jiik In the office formerly oc-
eupied by Standard Oil I
puny Jacknon atreet, next
door to Ilea' Urug atore, Hut-
urday.'July 23rd. Pled, cakes,
w ureaii, Huian, eauoy uim many
tuner kooo tnniKa to eai.
depriving him of his dynastic rights
and expelling him from the coun
try he had expected to rule.
NOTED FIGURES
IN SPORT WORLD
TO TRY UMPQUA
(Continued from page 1.)
ly impreased with the Oregon scen
ery and is confident that tho North
llmpfiuu 1 will yield an abundance
of fish.
Mr. Iloaz is very enthusiastic
over tho vacation prospects of
Southern Oregon as be bus found
them so far.
"The sportsmen of Southern
California do not care bow far they
travel if they ure only sure of a
real vacation spot, at the end of
their journey, Mr. Iloaz declarod.
"In California that fact is recogniz
ed and communities have put forth
every effort to develop their va
cation resources. Put now we are
beginning to run out and our
sportsmen are looking for some
thing nnw. That is why I am on
this trip and from what I have al
ready seen I know that It will be
possible to take back a report that
will bring many of these sports
man Into Southern Oregon,
"Development of a stream for
fishing Is on eof the greatest pro
jects In which a community can
engage." Mr. Poaz" declared. "Clos
ing of .streams to commercial fish
nshlug. is one o.f. thc gi oatonli. prb
ahd , then lhei;e is also a ireuuire
ment for mi active and efficient
game commission . that will , work
for tho protection and propagation
of the fish und game life. When
these are provided, and sportsmen
can be nssnred of good fishing and
good hunting, there will be no end
to tho number of vacation seekers
who . will throng in to enjoy the
outdoor fun. ,that nature, affords."
All1. ,noa is accompanied by his
wife,. Wliot will onjoy. the outing
with the party.
. YonldhV they, are to go to Idleyld
and will later make,a, trip up the
Nor.th rimpnua. rivor plaiting Dia
mond lnko and stopping nt camp
spota along ,1110 vfy.
Window washing .and ; house
cleaning by.Chas. B. Davis. Phone
51-J.,
; (AmooIii(,',I Pros U'mi'J Wire) ' '
POItTLAND. Ore.. Julv 50I!n.
dor forced market coinlil Inns
wholesale eggs have inmiieil in
sharply higner price levels lor to
day based on transactions at yes
terday's late afternoon session of
tile dairy exchange. Extras and
fresh standard firsts are up fully
wo cenls lo 26 cenls. whl u fresh
mediums ncranced to 24 cenls and
current receipts lo 22 cents. Ail
around, tho market Is two cents
hinlier nml I'lirthet- l,,,'i,!,unu .
(Iiwl mil Iu- urn tin iiinnUniiu .it' tin.
Staillill) rutin hutlnr .mln.l n
half cent ou the dairy exchange to
Sic Other grades are unchanged
ou a firm and active market.
Most produce prices were about
steady this morning under slow
demand.
Country dressed meats are
slightly advanced, hogs to Iti cents
for top stuff and veal firm at 1SJ
to ly cents.
Light hens are n drug on the
market and have slipped to Kt
cenls for today's mule.
rOKTLAND, Ore., July 20.
Wheat bid: HIM! hard while, hard
while bluest em, haart, northern
spring $1.3;?; soft white, western
white $1.32; hard winter $1.21);
western ml $1.2S.
PORTLAND, Ore.. July
) Put-butter-
Standards 5 cent up;
,MU- '''Mni u,,ps' tn
standards ,1SJ; prime tirst .(7;
inni ..., i.-n.m-t i ipihv. iiiuin 1 Oilllfl ileitis Wel'C VINIICU oil uvnn
:i cents above standards. Butler- farms, where soil preparation, nil
fat :t!'i cents f. o. b. Portland. tural methods and disease control
Milk J cent higher. Raw milk, 4 measures were discussed. Plant. nc
per cent, $lV2.r cwt., 1. o. b. Purt-jf certified seed and the roguelns
land. joUt of diseased plants were it-coin-
Eggs 2 to 3 cents higher. Cur-1 mended. Potatoes should be ti ent
reat receipts L'2 cents; fresh me-r( with corrosive sublimate and
illnm -t; fresh standard firsts 2ti; - then cut and duVted wilh land plus
do extrns 26. t,r just before planting.
rounry: l.tghl hens l cent
lower; broilers up 2 cents; pekin!AUTO ACCIDENT AFFECTS
ducks down 2 cents; heavy hens LA GRANDE BOXING CARD
steady. (Less 5 per cent commis-l
sum). Heavy hens 2Hi 23 cents: I LA CRANDK. Ore,, July 20
Might I2J4V1;I; springs IS; broilers
lSr ui; pekin white duck IS; col-;
ored nominal; turkeys, alive
lna.1
Onions steady: local .2 2.".fli 3 no
!!
L
ECIOHIS TO
FILL
ByiHiSffllO
VAuorlal'l I'r.-wt l'il,l Wire)
LA (illAVDE, Ore.. July 2n. The
advance giiard of tho annual stale i
American Lenlnu convention.. Is I
i.mlnL' tntfi (Ii,iii,Ih Ihiu i.vpn.i
I Inir. With the nri ival of atate and
national offlelnlH. Ihis eily.will be-j
i f-nme ibe "eanftal if the tfnitec!
Slates," as far as legionnaires are
ncornnd.
i Tlilrt evening, eacorted by Pen-!
' lT iV " "w" tl! "
'?,,,:I,?V,,S1 .1S!, ?.r!
! " "w ' aa T,u .;.V..V r..;
'aul Savuie, of ChicaKO, ;
1 1, the chief wrecker of the 40 and
,
, , , ... i i . i . I
, t- . , i i
I I li ill uini .nun it, Valium ttic tiinu
reported enroute to LaCrunde.
The state officials, headed by
Commander Arthur Murphy, of
fort land, will come In tonight and
tin
women's auxiliary leaders are
to arrive this afternoon, iu lime
for executive schsIoiis tonight.
This party w-ill Include: Mrs. Anna
Ilerschner, state president, of
Hood Hlver; Mrs. Miible Molnturff,
secretary-treasurer, of Murshfield;
Mrs. Rose Wilcox, vice-president,
of Antelope. Mrs. A. H. Ucals,
national vice-president, northwest
district. Is due here tomorrow.
The Rend, Ore., drum corps, ar
rived here this murning, muKing
the last lap of their trip to La
(irande In trucks.
Although two new $300,000 ho
tels, under construction, will not
be able to accommodate any of
the visitors, member; of the hous
ing committee believe that arrange
ments have been made to cure for
the expected 8,000.
About bedtime, howove some of
the veterans will be forcibly re
minded of tho hectic days of 1H17
and 1!U8 wlipn they find that In
stead of feather beds army cots
and regulation blankets will be is
sued. Hut there won't he any
cooties on hand, local legionnaires
promise, and La Grande hasn't seen
any mud iu weeks.
Final preparations for the "big
jam" are being made today. Con
cessions are blossoming forth over
the business district and the last
of the deenralions are being plac
ed. lOven the rush of the hungry
iieven band, ! forty-elahters from
Portland, has been anticipated -and
extra help has been employed In all
mess halls. ;
Two very successful field meet
ings were hejd by 11 of. C. R. liy
slop, bead of life Faun Crops de
partment' at the Oregon Agricultur
al college, cooperating with J. C.
Locdy, county agent, during the
past two days. One of those meet
ings was held on the farm of J. II.
I'arrott at' Camas Valley and the
other on the farm of C. O. Garrett,
at Glendale. Both meetings were
well attended and great interest
was shown by the farmers present.
,; Professor Ilyslop stressed seed
crops at both meetings. He pointed I
out the possibilities of producing!
purple and hairy vetch tor seed
purposes. Both usually prove pro
litublc, filling a national need and
are well adapted lo Douglas comi
ty conditions of fair rainfall and
mild winters. J. H. Panott was
harvesting 100 acres of purple
vetch which promises a yield of at
least 50U pounds per acre.
1 Almost every farm in Douglas
county can profitably produce le
gumes, according to Prof. Hyslop.
Of these alfalfa is placed in first
place for forage. The Grim' var
iety planted alone, at the rate of
10 to 12 pounds per acre, on clean,
firm, well prepared seed bed, has
given the best results. The seed
should be inoculated. Sulphur,
land plaster and super-phosphate
are recommended for fertilizers on
alfalfa. Sulphur, at the rate of 100
pounds per acre, applied early in
March, to n field of alfalfa on the
C. O. tlarrott farm produced an In
crease in yield, with a better stand
and color.
Wheat, oats and barley yields
can be materially increased by the
use of certified seed of standard
varieties. Federation wheat is well
united to local conditions, ns are
Markton. Grey Winter and Victory
oats, and Hannaehen and O. A. (,
No. 7 barley.
Prof. Hyslop mado the field In
spection and passed for certifica
tion K. acres of Federation wheat
for J. H. Parrott and fi acres
or
Mnrlcton nuts for C, O. Garrett.
Because of injuries received In an
la eaiDE
FIELD MEETINGS
HELD AT GLEIDALE;
;lGlslLElf
i . i . i i .tun .
aiUomoblle wreck near Arlington,
noni-.Ore., Penny Wolfe, of Phila lel-
nhia and Ernie Stevens, of Nan-
couvcr Barracks, will be unable to
Thntins, of Philadelphia in the lo-t
round main event, and ehher Pep
(Webster or Kenneth Kent, both of j
Pc-tlr.pd. will fare Delmer Allen.
of La Grande, in the semi final, the
I pi Mooters announce.
NEW TODAY
1 1923 OVERLAND sedan, )25. 1353,
i Harrison St. j
CHICKEN housa plan books freo'
! at J'age's.
Foil " BALK ricfrlgurator and !
heating stove. Phone 571. j
FOH ' ItKNT 2 room furnished ;
bouse, 7 jier month. J. liarr, j
.Miller's Addition.
FOH SALK Iteglstofed yearling
Shron rams. J. F. Stafford, Gait-
i land, Ore.
PLANTS for sale Cabbage, cauli
flower and broccoli. Fred A.
Cloff, Jtoseburg.
I TIlAII.EItS,
TRAILERS, TRAIL
ERS (let In your order now ut
Sarff's.
FOR SALK
fhilck it motor, new
blo''k and new clutch. Cheap at
ONE G room houae for rent, on
lament, cloae In, $12. Wilbur
Spaimh. iH S. Pine
! WA.NTICD-Cood used wood range.
i Wi 1 nav cau l. Mrs. Llaltiu Jtoh-
erts. lit. 1. HoHoburir,
DISC HAItltOWS-
Wo have a spe
cial oifer on disc harrows, any
size. Kiecker-Amort Co.
WOMAN for cooking and general
housework. Wm. P. Weaver,
Myrtle Crek. Ore.
; iDYwliTTts"h6kpInir"Ph
148-J or call or writo to 3:
West Washington, Jtoseburg.
COLLIE Shepherd dog, Coos Co.
license. Owner call at 1217 W.
; 2nd St., pay tor ad aiu care.
HINDER FOR" SALE Good con
dition. Price fifty dollars. John
Musgrove, Sutherliu, Oregon.
FOR RENT 5-room 'modern-bTm-gulow,
breakfast nook, garage, iu
the heart of the cUy. Phone 497.
SPRINKLING- SYSTEMS See
us for sprinkling systems for
garden or lawn. Farm Bureau
Exchange
MONEY TO L6AN oii long or
short time. Bonds to sell or buy.
We are licensed bond brokers.
RICE & RICE. . j
FOR RENT 4-room modern-' fur
nished house on south Stephens
street. Phone 471-L or call at
517 S. Stephens.
3" HOUSES in 6uburbs"of Rose
burg to trade for small free soil
ranch. John Eraughtou, Rose
burg. WANTED lG-inch single bottom
sulky tractor plow; low iron
wheel wagon, both good condi
tion. State prices. W. D. Valen
tine, Sutherlin.
FOR RENT New lnodern five
room house. Hardwood floors,
furnace, equipped for electric
range. Close iu. Vacant July 25.
Phone 056-J or 392.
WANTED TO Bb'Y Moderate sizS
stock ranch, preferably stocked
una equippeo. uivu um pai ucu -
lars In first letter. Owners only.
A. O. Weekly, Box 51, Myrtle
Creek, Ore.
LIGHT PLANTS AND PATTER-
I
IKS Fairbanks Morso ' plants were Ihey to fall into ' any hands j obtaining money by falsoi, pre
have low first cost and low op- other than those for which they are i tenses. Aschim arrived hero today
vniLiiih mill, to ninu timo u
iiiuiiLui ut uocit "Hill iiuiJim.
Farm Buroau Exchange. j
WHEELS, WHEELS, WHEELS
Watch those metal felloe baud
wheels and have them tightened,
; We havo machine to do it with
and guarantee the job at Sarff's.
PARTS, PARTS, PARTS
houses of a million auto
The
parts
for most all makes of cars at an
enormous saving to you. Sarff's
Auto Wrecking Houses, Rose'
burg-Coqullle.
WANTED-170 Black -Minorca pul
lets, or any of the larger breeds;
not less than 3J months old.
Price must be reasonable. De
livered at -119 E. 1st Ave., N.
J. F. Cole.
TRADE Apartment house in Cor-I , t ... , i
vallis. 5 blocks from business I Aml " " wen' a. V
center on paved street, income, eeti a hypodermic or a giraffe
$102 per month, for Roseburg i "rns "-, 11 11 f toothache, and ;
residence or business property, i J-''h"rt has to do something about
J. C Goretv, 420 Perkins Bldg. : itsomething only a dozen or so
Phono Ut)5. 'other men in the world know howj
KNOCK "L" OUT OF SLAVE Put
your earnings where you know
they are safe and will earn a
rate of interest that will surprise
you. Let us explain. Douglas
Building & Loan Association, 1-17
Jackson St.
WANTED Bring us youi7" 'furni
ture and farm implements for
sale. We are getting our custo
mers good cash prices for their
articles. Auction House on Main
St. Open every afternoon. Auc
tions every Sat. p. m.
FOR RENT 5-room apartment on
ground floor, partly furnished, at
119 West Lane street. Rent rea
sonable. 3-room apartment at 117 West I
Lane street. Unfurnished. Rent 1
very reasonable. i
G. W. YOUNG & SON, 116 Cass!
Street. Phone 417. j
HAVE YOU LOST HOPE in try-:
ing to get well? The Sulphur Va-
por Bath 'offers you a safe, sane,
method of getting back to
health. It Is no experiment, but'
a well-tried, proven treatment to
restore lost vigor. DRUGLESS'
HEALTH CENTER, 327 Cass, j
Phone 491. !
SAVE MONEY on your mortgage
mortgage i 1
loan by our monthly payment
plan. Bay off the old mortgage I
w ith a new one. We have a verv f.oHat. Prcae Loawtl wirr)
convenient installment loan phm ! A GRANDE. Ore., July 20
which not only makes payment i When A. M. Zevoly. history in
easy but effects a worth while Rtruetor at the summer branch
saving to the borrower. Umpqua session of the Oregon normal
Savings and Loan Association, school, goes fishing sometimes be
Houglas Abstract Building. , brings back fish and sometimes
FOR SALE CHEAP htl .
"OA nrres 1 mite fmm rnmtiv while returning -from Morgan
road. 3J miles from
About one-half cleared,
rm,,.
balance
good timber, 10 acres tillable,
good place to raise turkeys,
goats and sheep. Watered with
springs. The price Is so cheap
that it will surprise you. Inquire
at Turner's Service Station, Wil
bur, Ore.
SALE Brand new hay load
er at 1-3 new price. Power driv
en feed cutter, nearly new, 3
sped. 4-horse gas engine, cost
$350. A reat bargain. Small en
gine, on hand truck, cheap. Near
ly new 100 lb. capacity refriger
ator, $20. Inquire nt Auction
House on Main St. Auctions j
every Sat. p. m. Private sales
every day.
ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO.
Established 1901
M. E. HITTER, Manager J
Founded and Maintained on Efficient i
Service and Courtesy
hone 284 t Licensed Lid)
Oak and Kane Bts.
g
The Returns of the
SHARKEY-DEMPSEY FIGHT
will be received at the
HOTEL ROSE
EVERYBODY WELCOME
FOIt KENT 4-ronm
hotiso. Cull at G'I4 S.
furnlsheil
Pino.
WANTED Ford cnr. Must be good
buy. Address Ford, cure News
Itoview. would -you hk satisfied
WITH FIFTEEN PEKCENT
On a well secured Investment?
Here Is a five-room house 111
good part of town, with big
sleeping porch, good bath, toi
let and luvatory, city water,
electric lights, garage and wood
shed, cement drive way' to gar
age, lot 40x110, house nicely
pulnted. Clear title to the whole
business $700, easy terms. LAW
RENCE AGENCY, 125 Cass St.
Phone 219.
CIRCUS DRUGGIST
KEEPS MENAGERIE
AND FREAKS O. K.
NEW YORK, July 20 This Is
to Introduce the pharmacist who
fills the world a craziest prescrip
tions. The orthodox corner drug
gist In any American town, given
one look at his druggist's files,
would call the nearest policeman, j
Hut when Pen IJ. Rlnehurt puts
three times the ordinary amount
of "dope' 'ln.to a sleeping potion,
he' knows what he's doing. The
fat ht'Jy has insomnia. And put
ting a 600-pound woman to sleep
Is no task for the normally bal
anced prescription. '
Rinehart, 'doctor," pharmacist
and curer of all ills for the Ring-
; ung-Hiirntim & Uailey circus, tells
:jn tu .July issue of the American
Druggist of the rare concoctions
that come from his trnveling drug
store, potions that would poison
imtuiutii, Ulll tiiiii.il ftutrii llie llim -
(,!tri, rt I ill III nil, 1 1 li II I II 1 1 IK'HIIliUJeS
and other circus freaks in the best
I01" health. ' ! '
j ' Nursing ah elephant wltlr rickets
j la one of the heaviest assignments
: that come in the way of a circus
pharmacist, he says. It calls for
Ouurts of cod "liver oil daily, to say
nouung or uanuages mat reach ihe
jjruijui nuns ui eiougaieu ueu
sheets.
Then on thti other end of the
scale there's the UelicaLe matter
of keeping the monkeys in form,
n problem particularly difficult
when recurrent spring fever at
tacks them, calling for tonics not
unlike those you buy to throw off
that lazy feeling yourself in. the
lO (ID.
A versatile job, his. But one he's
fairly sure of holding so long as
he wants it. . .
Fish at Idleyld Park.
TODAY'S BASEBALL
National
First gnme 7
Cincinnati
Boston
Batteries: May and
R. II. E. '
..A 8 1
...2 9 ' 3
icfnlch; 1 1
Werlz, Edwards and Urban,
Second game' " R. H. E.
Cincinnati l 4 2
Boston 2 9 1
First game H. H. E.
Plitsburgh 3 12 1
Philadelphia 4 10 0
Uatterles: Dawson and Spencer;
Mitchell and Wilson.
First game R. H. E.
St. Louis 1 5 1
Brooklyn 2 7 0
Batteries; -Ithem, H. Bell and
Snyder; Petty and Deberry.
Batteries: Nehf and llargrave
Genewlch and TTibson.
o
i BEEo REFUSE TO ACCEPT
TRANSFER TO NEW HOME
.niKe wnn some percn. ne. acorn-
lmnt,M' by Director J. T. Longiel-
iow, oiseoverco h swarm or Decs. '
Removing the fish from Lon.'fr-l- j
low's basket he. shook the bees
from the tree limb, on which Ihey
clustered into the basket and:
brought them on Into town. j
When Longfellow remonstratnl. i
the educator built an improvise 1
hive and transferred the swai'ii
but the honey makers didn't take ;
to their new home and this morn-'
ing were A. W. O. L. :
PATRONIZE ,
NEWS-REVIEW
ADVERTISERS
' Embalmel
i ii mill nailing
BY REQUEST I
SHARKEY SURE
HE'S GOING TO
' WHIP DEMPSEY
(Continued from page 1.1
the punch Is known n's Iho "niivy
double punch" and Is similar to Iho
"pivot punch."
"First llio user of Ihe navy
double punch must be a boxer of
Ihe ullru-sclenlli'lc sort," Webb
writes, "and he must have Ills
wils about him when It is attempt
ed. It is especially effective
against a rip-louring head-on fight
er of the Dempsey type. Tho user
of the punch In the heat of battle
lures his opponent to come in. It
Is then necessary to sway the body ,
well to. the left and twist the body
in that direction the required dlst.
unco as to be in position lo use
a hack bund punch with the right
hnnd. ' ' i
"Having goiter, this far Ihe ob
ject of Ihe punch Is to cut back
wilh a snappy backhand wallop
which lands on -Ihe right side of
the opponent's face. In most cases '
Ibis causes tho receiver to lose his
balance, ljeforn he can right hlni
splf ha "meets tho full force of a
left hand huolt clean to the jaw."
FREED CONVICT WILL ;
, FACE ANOTHER CHARGE
. , . : . - . ,
( I (Asaneinteil I'rt'aa Lensou WireV ' r
'! SALEM, Ore., July 20. When It.
F. Taylor Is freed from ;the i state
penitentiary today after serving a
vear for forgerv commuted in
Lane county, he will be taken Into
I custody by Sheriff John Aschim (if
! Tillamook county and taken to
j Tillamook for trial on a charge of
'' l'ijnyy;i
ujfJARPiif.'AWJBiw aim ' HINM'HlffgnTMPI
MAJESTIC
TONIGHT
ON THE STAGE
ALBURTUS
The Mystery Man
of the Pharaohs
SEES ALL
KNOWS ALL
TELLS ALL
DON'T MISS HIM
I -
M ON THE RTRFFN
Marian Nixon, Robt. Ag
new and Otis Harlan in
"Down the
Stretch,,
Comedy, "Do or Diet"
Matinee 10c25c
Evening 10c-35c
1 1
Today and Thursday
Matinee Daily 2:15
Esther Ralston
Ten Modem
Commandments
As modern as the head
lines of today's newspa
per. '
Comady
'George's Many Loves'
Novelty
"My Word London"
Matinee 10c-25c
Evening 10c-2Sc-3Sc
1 ANTLERS S