ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1927.
FIVE
7BSBH
HOT WEATHER
COMBINATIONS
i Oil Stoves and Ice
7 '
Beats anything you ever tried for the
very best results.
The Oil Stove insures a cool kitchen and the Ice Cream
Freezer, put into practical use, refreshes everybody in the
home and keeps the folks cool and swett Try the plan
out.
Sae us today for prices on this
hot weather combination
CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO,
The Winchester Store.
CLASSIFIED SECTION
ALL NEW ADS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAGE
FOR SALE
ITOll SALE One cow and calf. E.
XA. '1'hiel, Voncalla, Ore.
GOOD "jKltSEY T"OOW " for sale.
Mrs. K Lindlie, tiuineriiu, Oro.
11123 OVEHLANXJ sedan, $125. 1353
i-iurrisou at.
HOUSES and wagon tor sale.-F..
K Gates, Alexander Aduuion.
i'OH SALEAuto knitter in good!
working oruer, some yarn, nox
lub, Myrtle creek, Ore.
JfOU SALE Vlo White LeE'ioin
pulieiu und so yearlings.- W. G.
ituetz, Camas Valley.
FOH SALE Ten head good owosj
b to 7 yrs. did, ipB por head. Mel
ton iirua. iJnoue Hr'15. '
OltUKlTyour kWihterVc6jii NOW
tiolil i'nto's. unquets, ilock
biJimgs and Utah. ' '
GAUDEN vegetables, frosli from
the garden, G. T; Itoyer s road
1 stauu, uumra. pnone zzbi.
lUUCka, trucKs" uucki-D'ord
. trucks for sale or trade tor
pleanure cars. Hansen Chevro
let Co.
jV'URD TRUCK Willi UucKsloU uxio
1 ui uiutji -cab.- lyai liiuuei. iriu-
fJo.
IPOXi SALl'J 13iack Minorca cock
erels, itialio stock; each if
Oticuu at once. Mia. M. tfceley,
Aieiruse. Vnone a41,M.1
ivOR aALli Kitcnei) "cupboaid,
kitchen utensils, 12 du-en iiri
jars, Singer sewing machine
phonograiin, bcua. I'honeHifU
myrtlo (jroek. ( ; ; ' -
FOR "SALE ResturanL fixtures,
counter, stools, chairs, tables,
sink, coffee urn, dishes nd uten
sils. Will sell all or any parL In
quire at Rose burg Hotel. ' D.
liarry Jurgens.
FOR SALE CHEAP
200 uciea 1 mile trout county
road, 3i miles from Wilbur.
About one-half cleared, balance
good timbor 10 ucres tillable,
good place to raise turkeys,
goats und sheep. Watered with
springs. Tho price is so cheap
iuul 11 m buumioo yuu. iimui.t,
at Turner's Service Station,
bur, Ore.
FOR REN!
I
FOR "RENT 'l-room furnished
houso. Cull ut D4'l S.JPhie.
FOR ItlSNT Modern furnished
. apartment, . close in. 221 W.
Lane.
FOR RENT 4-room downstairs
Hpnrlment, private bath. 221 W.
Washington.
FOR RKNT Fiiriiished 2-rooin
upt. Call lil-1 S. Juckson, or
phono ia-li.
FOR RENT 6-roohi apai-tniont on
ground floor, partly furnished, at
119 West Lane street. Rent rea
sonable. 3-room apartment at 117 West
Lane street. Unfurnished. Rent
very reasonable.
G. W. YOUNG & SON, 116 Cass
Street. Phone 417.
. 4
WANTED
WANTED Woman or girl for
houHework at once. W. E. Hur
dler, Uiliard. Phone -J6F23.
WA NT E I ) To "buy Ford touring,
Sudan or coupe. Must be cheap.
lo47 Harvard Ave., Roaeburg.
WANTEI-Mairwith"car"and $315
to invest in biiKlness that will
make you 525 per day. This is
an .exclusive proposition, so
write at- once. Box 60, care
New s-lU view.
FRESH
AS A
As puRt as Roses
KvSSED BV DEW
The laundry we .
SN& BAClC TO VOU '. a
The man who didn't think that
you could put any iioctry or senti
ment into tho laundry business
never sent any of his wearables to
us to be lauiuipri'd. When we rinse
out a Kiirini'iit It ts ds clean and!
fresh as Ihe sparkling dow and j
when we Iron it. It Is as pure aim
firm as the suukissed rose.
Roseburg Steam Laundry
Phone 7; Roseburg
Cream Freezers
I
WANTED lG-lnch single bottom
sulky tractor plow; low Iron
wheel wagon, both good condi
tion. State prices. W. 1. Valen
tine, Hutberllu.
I ' LOST ""I
LOST July 23rd, between pixon
vllle und Itoseburg, one wether
lamb, crop otf left ear. Joe Bruiu
bach. Wioue 13E12.
V FOUND " :
, i ..... ... i
COLLIE Shepherd dog. Coos Co.
. license. Owner call at ' 1247 ' W.
2nd St., pay for ad and cure.
- MISCELLANEOUS -.
9-. . I ........ L ..
WILL TRADE R. I. Rod chick
ens for cow or horse, call even
iiiKH. 1444- Harrison St. . '
JERSEY cow to trade for work
horse. Herman Scliulze, Ilroek
way. ; V
CAR OWNEH-Don't lorget to
call 653 when In need ot auto
parts. Sarff's Auto . Wrecking
House. , ; j. .
MONEY Tp.. LOAN, on long' or
- fihort tliile. liondfr to Boll or bily-.
Ve are licensed bond brokers.
RICE & RICE. J
PARTY who took bicycle : Jrom
rear of 244 S. Pine St. is known.
If wheel is returned no action
will bo taken.' '
J LASHES OF LIFE"
LONDON Two very eligible
bachelors are now on tour, one to
the wide open spaces where cupld
can do no shooting, the other to
cities where there are plenty of
princesses willing to be queens.
Tho Prince of Wales is bound; for
a ranch in Alberta. King Boris of
Bulgaria in, on a visit to various
courts of Europe.
LOS ANGELES So peculiar
worn thn nntif'H nf i til an p. 1 until nir
uere Umt tno pouce were calied.
Wil-They airested the aviators, George
R. Agams and Borger Johnson,
charges of intoxication.
NEW YORK And now Lind
bergh Is the inspiration for a play,
"The Solitaire Man." The entiro
action of which Is in an airplane.
It is to be produced shortly.
LONDON An elephant may be
scared of a mouse, but not of an
airplane. Dispatches say that when
Van Lear Black of Baltimore was
taking off at Iftirma, India, wild
elephants dashed out of the jungle
toward the plane, which cleared
thorn by a few feet.
IF IT'S N
i 1 ALABAMA, 0
! , ITALY, U
, LONDON, I V J M
" CHINA -J r3",a,i D
UZ7 m IA 6evS S' W Sn -ucien Bormw.
THIS HAS HAPPENED . She took his arm. "Lot's got
Attempts have boen made onluwuy Horn hero,' situ liiuruiurcd.
the life at Ellue Mulberry, the I "1 ho place iiigiilnus me. 1 don I
American girl whoiwug and lives want lo come acre agulu. 1 know
on property adjoining the queer ill a silly, but 1 leu! Instinctively
little Jungle-bordered town of l'or-iihut lucre s something wrong.
to Verde, iu west central UraziL
several mysterious ueatns uave.iuitru wnmur x-reuusa una uc"l,lult'd
OCCUrreU, DUl BO lar sue USS
caped harm, due to the shrewdness
of her coujBiu and protector, Vllak,;
wno musqueraues us uer uuuiiioy unii oun ui pvuonuuu. as
under the uame ot Davis. Vllak Is he wereu l ciuitu human,
a curious mixture ot American and! "When he was close to me,
Oriental blood uud a student of shouting, 1 could hardly keep from
criminology. Ho tries to persuadesniuuonng every tune I looaed at
Ellse to leave the country, louv-jiuui. Aim all me while we were
lug him there with his frleud, Uu-Unere together not a wurd of gra
colu Nunnally, an elderly Amerl-' tmido, nut a word of confidence,
can chemist, to solve the mystery. Ho uoesn't like me, Viluk. It took
lillse al first refuses, but after 'a number of painful Icbsous to
her two-year-old orphaned nephew learn It, but I've learned 11 novf
is kidnapped, to be found aguln by ; And 1 tnluk you've got to tuke that
the ulert Vllak, and another at-'lmo consideration iu explaining
tempt Is made on theft lives, she his disappearance."
ugrees ana prepares to tuae me
ui-Al, uuni,
Her departure Is prevented by
the threat of floods. Messengers
ride through the ntrysX warn- Cf"" 0t T.,Vim. 10 fBe the lake,
7ir ? t?. lw,a'"iabove, and then becausu he knew
aTii. i,. V. , Th.n vs.k :
c.ues lo pruceeu lo me nuuso "itln aU(J dldn.t , uocl,uae Uy
uayioru i-iemiss una warn iiiin oilhu (, ,.xl,calelU f not uolIlg
the danger. Prentiss is a recluse i
and a forbidding man, as well aSllo.uov n3 W1)11 lllcUlenllllly,
spects him of somo kuowledge oi ' , "lc0 lul!tt ,llu ,",H ,wllEh
tho conspiracy against her. Never-1""1'' liavo appealed to his rather.
theloBS, she agrees that It Is their! w.e drive oft his enemies for him,
duty to warn him. whoever they are, then ha lets us
Vllak learns that the flood
warning is a ruse to get Prentiss
besieged in a small stone tower
on Prentiss' property by unkiuovvn'
afackers. Vilak disperses them 1
by dyuamititig the dam holding
small 1MB . . loou.ub
LUO
cedes they go to join Prentiss in,
his house but he is gone. -
NOW BEGIN THE STORY
CHAPTER XXXI
I
Vllak strode outside once more.
He 'bent over and began examining
the- ground- around tho stones
which formed the structure's foun.
dtttlou. There was nothing.
"I confess I'm beaten," no grunt -
cd to his companions, and shrug-, it had given passage had disappeav
god hlB shoulders. ed. Viluk's flashlight showed part
They started to descend the low
slope to 'the creek, . plunging
thrniiirli mud thill nunip III Ihplr '
Irnonu fni-i inir lhr.il- !.v tlirmii.h a
wild tangle of muddy, dripping;
branches. There was a suspicious subsided to their previous, shal-; ou, sue caueu uimieiy, aim uio
nff. in ihB Inn-i , ' i fanpearod.' '
brush. Nunnally silently pointed
Ills longer , finger- toward it and
looked at Vilak questioningly.
Mia frlnnd ahnnk his hdaill t tMo.
,,, o,ln'i wn.-rv lnnl ,in milmnl
or something' of the-' sort. ' What-Hhey
over else I don't know,.! feel fairly
Eiue that our friends won't bother; ' Tho old;man, who had been walk-
us: -here anymore tonighL 1 iltit'.lns.' along,' absorhedly gazing at
what effect this affair will have
on. the; future J don'J Mflov ieitlier.',' i '"l'h've gone to tlreh' er stables,
EllBe cast a riuick glance back.'Do you or rthlnk, Vllak?''
at tie Jiousp, wltji Its many towers
appealing ill the "mist like some
glHuiiltc manyrhegded. beast. , - i..iVptiBly toy.ed with tho bandage on
!BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Opal Has It All Doped Out M ,.' ( J ; "l .5 : By- Marti4 :
a ' rfM& S3 h f JLr ' i V twavw1 wiv 69 f V T' w - -vr' 1
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ?? i 3?,HJj3?T.;- I , ByBIower
( "T S66MSUIttlftliAB ) SM lAgAgCLAMMfeglM'J "" 1 foW-IT OOAT'aUM .'.'" ) " ( ' CWS
SOM6 WOS NtCNCSS COMIM' I & A" POUMOW, OtOUT f VJWX, f X WV 0 ' ;fi5ggWS
WIS WAV-.SB.6-LCAA1T S d yoO? VfJAAT Do VOO J IT DQMT COOK. I 1.&T76R TO trocL6 CLBM lit ffl$BwG&9&&siJ$&t
I LET'EM SE6 MM FOB 7H6N I 8 S'POSE IS SOtMS J UU.E MUCH OB ( mjiW A STAMP oo T, s I - sCjf WAILE WgfeSSsSS
rPrQri
- rV r--J I rA.. Y' , , )UrnAWtej?&!LJ .
SALESMAN $AM Quite an Item , ; By Swan
r6W, RC6C0&, VlWPiTS "l T& tW ( COOLOM'T vAK ) 6rOOLP r viwy, Jo&T P'B X EfKH, V -TH' THeY )
THIS t HEAR PB0UT J CrOOOf, ) tt PfrV, 5 NOT tUB IMSTfcMCe, LOOK T ALL ' H , STeftL. Too' ' f, S
bottom . - p cm: Ar w l ttvV-
jfcioiuoihing sort of tainted pol-j
es-iiue iiuuvea are riiu, vuun.
is abnormal. AH the time he wasu .
In the tower I lolt It. A creeping. (1()0d
...wluu (lo v0 mDau
Vlluk's
tvl(! was Inlnt'ttHlnri
Merely that he doubted the sue-
every men oi tne lazenuu, tnouBiit
of a way ot' escape which was cer-
he would bo rid of mo and my
i".",",. ".,:' " "". " ,
i,ii .. n,-, ,im .,'.
i desperate thing to do, very likely
to fall.
After you
., .,,'
suggested it.
81lw hiul 6ml,0i tllllt mlmB 01.u0,
pretended
to protest, 1
jcrafty smilo he had when he tried
to run ,)ie dowu wUl ,,b unU
, ( Bu- ( ,, m(!
..,.,..,, .. Vn.ik. nrfn,i mn.ll.
lattvely. "Just when was this? I
didn't notice." ,
. I UU flUUllllI L. 1(111 H l.l'H leiiimiu
'over with your hack turned. fix-
(i,,g the dynamite."
They reached the spot where
oniy a mtlo while before they had
J entered the fazenda. Tho gate and
!a huge section ot the wall to which
only a little while before they had"" y to be ao Intelligent aud am-
of tho Iron work snarled In i the
brunches of a 'great 'treo forty
fepl. flnwn lite creek. A linen cllllv
now mni'kml the course of the
tiny stream, though its waters had
They crossed, stepping .warily
through tho welter o mud and
vegetation, climbed to the lakea
above and raichod tlio ond of tho
nnlli nl 111,. Ihmil tlilnknt where.
had Jabaudont'd ' tholi'! horBeifciWhlchi hijrti booiij gbreo. jlilnij jlm aj
The animals wore no longer there. 1 grateful Chinaman lif Pekln. Ofj
the croimd. looked , ill) nulckly.
i. " Undoubtedly, Nanny."
- 'It's eiVfiust as well."
Ho nei;-
bis aim. "luUdligent beast the-
er horse but vigorous. 1 Ibluk i
1 shall be just as er happy U II
do nut tide anymore tonlgui."
Tney walked briskly to the fa-
lends, found It deserted except tor
the three horseB, which were quiet-'
ly nibbling iu their stulls, then
rude out to L'hucoa Hill tu bring
back tuu baby. Tnuy reached it
and found the child sale in the i
cure of the frlsslyhaircd Hajman, ;
who placidly sat m the dog-curt a
few tei oft Hum a frightened hud- j
muss of negroes uud half-
castes who stood straining their
ears or some sigu ot a
hich strangely did not come.
1 he cavalcade set oft agalu as
it had started In tuu ul tempo u to
ward the boat, Klisu und the two
inuu preceding the light vehicle.
The nulives stubboruiy refused lo
follow, shukiug liieii- heuds In
Bloomy denial when Kllse told
them that the report of the burst
ing dam was lulBe. They return
ed to the whan, left the driver to
stund guard and notify them In
case oi the steamboat's arrival,
then Klisu took the reins lierself,
and the caviiicade slowly wended I
Its way buck toward her home.
uii leaving i'reiitlss' sho had felt
depressed, but as sho rode In luo,
cool night air, her spirits constant,
ly grew lighter. By the time Bhe j
was again on the steps of her
lighted veranda, she was buoyant.
"Why go to bed at all tonight,! vlak mrecta(1 t,e raon IB "Set
my children?" she asked, nu one of j tillg aman t(rea jn a wiae Brea OVer
her prize roosters in the fnr-ottjtne brUBh. Soon the flames were
chicken yard begnu to sound its i eal,iUg fiercely, hissing aud steam,
i.lrst salute to the morning. "The i ug as the tangled vegetation, do
suu will bo up In an hour or two. Updo its wetnoss, ignited, Nun
l ihlnk we rather deserve BomomHy, wlo naa accompanied him,
sort ot celebration. I'll make some looked on wouderingly. "What are
sandwiches und coffee aud we can you er doing, Vllak?" he queried.
Bee the sun rise. They're perfect-1 "Trying to er drive something
ly ocauiuui nero. -worm sitting
up tor. we can piay nriuge or uan
dseld meanwhile. What do you
say?"
"Sorry to be a kill-Joy. I'd rath
er not."
Hhe 'lookod at Vilak reproach
fuly. "You're afraid I'll beat you
mid make up for whut you've done
to me all tne other nights, aren't
you? You know 1 can't help but
beat you when I'm so full of en
ergy. You're a slacker. Why won't
you sit up?"
Ve got to work.. It's : absurd
uiiious at mis nour ot ins morn
ing. Go lo bed; please.. I'll be hap
pier." . .
"Vory well, venoratod captain.
I'll sit up tu my' rdorn, and watch
the Bun rise ulime." Sho stood III
the door and threw a kiss from Hps
' that Still showed llOWdel' slaiUB
j "Intended for Mr. Nunnally, not for
i. , a mouieat uuer vnaa uuue guou
i night to the old man. Going to the
, flamboyantly drapped room, ho
ilonneil his uresBing gown, a gar-
Ill 0 11 t Of extraordinary
Deauty
neavy lUBirous purine sua, u was:
profusely worked with thousands,-
of tiny gold llragons, one single
Bhlnlng sernent forming the weigh
ly hem. Then ho opened one of his (
Hunks, took out a small portable i
litlking machine, sot It on a grotaa
uuely curved stand -and put onto
turn table one of those squeaky,
walling Chinese records which each
night assail the ears of the slant-
leyud dwellers In the pungent teoe.i
inputs of Now York's Molt Street.
I He closed the doors of his room
tightly; the machine began to
I grind out Its harsh piercing dls-j
cord. He put a bit of betel In his
mouth and began pacing the floor
In great long strides. The mimic
Jangled, Bcreamed, grated, changed,
It ceased. He started It once moro,
and recommenced his swift pac-
lug, turning sharply as the wall
barred his way like au augry lion
In Its cage In a oo.
Time after time the machine ran
down and the shrill music ceased;
time after time he wound it. In.
the dim-lighted, Bhudowy room he
appeared like some Oriental prlust
doing obeisance before his god.
Morning began to touch the horl
son. He put away the record, lit
a clgaret and stretched out on Ms
couch to sleep few hours. At
eight o'clock be arose, ate a scant
breakfast, then made his way alono
to Prentiss' house once more and
made a more elaborate search tbau
the darkness had permitted,
iIe rolmn tho fttienda still de-
Bm.i6i. Ho returned to Ellse's
ii,iii nl,i,.l,i inn nr iwnlvn
uborere and brought them to the
DaraB0l Pine aoa th0rn thicket
dlm-lwhiob marked tho entrance to the
! iami8 o ii,e vanished archeologist.
: 0ut of the brush?'
Vllak gave a curt order to a na-
tlve. "Trying to prevent another
tragedy, that s all."
(To be Continued) ,
Tinky disappear . aoaln, and
once moro Elise and hti friends
begin a search frr the child and:
his kidnappers.
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TREASURY; DEPARTMENT. Of
flro of tlio Supervising ArcllltP.ut,
WnshlnBton, I. C July 16, 102?.
Healed bids will bo opuncd In tills
office 'at 2 P. M., Auaiist 8. 1127,
for extension to stucK IlicluitlnK
cliansos Inuldont tlioreto nt tho U.
post office. RoHubura-, Oro.
DrawliiKS and specifications may
he obtained from tho custodian uf
tho building, or at this offleo ill
tlio dlBCrotion of tho supervising
architect. JAB. A, WliTMOM, Act
lng SuporvlaliiHr Architect.
Bunions
Quick Uf from pain.
Prevent eboa preuitr
An all dru and ihoe How r
DlSchoU's
Put on. on-ito
ruin u gene
THE ABOVE and . all,
other Scholl Appliances
and. root Comfort. Re
liefs are to be had at the
Roseburg Booterie, Perkins
Building, Cats Street. ' '
WgM.llrin.TM.i.i.TjM.',.;...i.
See Us Firt We
FARM
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
A0ENT8 eOR
Roseburg FAIRBANKS MORSE & CO.
Now Located at Washington Street and 8. F
DOUGLAS FIR GROWING .
AND LOGGING SUBJECT
OF NEW BULLETIN
Two hundred thousand acres of
Douglas fir torest In the norlhwost
are logged aimuully, and most ot
this acreage is not suited lo agri
cultural development but will fill
Its highest use in growing trcus,
according to the lorost service,
United States Department of Agri
culture. Much of this land now is
'e J?" useful growth,
but the fludings of a study just
comploted by the forest service aro
that a few simple monsures taken
at the lime of logging will UBually
prevent this laud idleness.
The essentials for growing tim
ber crops in this locality ure em
bodied In a new bulletin, Timber
growing and logging practice in the
Douglas Kir Region, by Thornton
T. Munger, Issued ns Department
of Agriculture Bulletin No. 1493-D.
It Is the second of - a series of
eleven reports that set forth for
each of tho important forest re.
glons ot the country the. logging
practices that will promote roror-,
eatutlon. . Those ' simple practices
are declared to snoll thn illfrnrence
botwoon "timbor cropping" and
"timber mining.
Methods of harvesting Iho virgin
timber in westorn Oregon and
Washington that can be made to
result In new and continuous crops
are relatively simple and inexpen
sive. They consist principally in
frtvinsr naim-a a nhminn hv rn-n.
venting fires during logging, by
minting provision lor a natural
seed supply, and by "flro-prooflng'
the cut-ovor lands against Uncon
trolled fires while the now crop
Is becoming -established. Those
measures are ostlmatotl to cost on
the average 22 cents tor each thou
sand feet loggod, ovoi" and above
the present Cuutomury logging
ghargoB whore-no thought is given
to the ' futuro ' productiveness of
the land. It Is bollovcd that it these
'TmTn'lTTnrriTliniTTlTrTlTTiTiTTlTlTiTTiriiir
WHY
CARRY
WATER?
Let a Fairbanks
Morse Plant do
the work.
We have plants as lovy a
$75.00. Let us figure your
needs. ,
Can Save You Money
BUREAU
PATRIARCHS, ATTENTION
: -
IlOKUlnr meeting Unloii En-
campmeut No. 9 Wednesday
evening, July 27. Work In
Patriarchal dogroo.
By order ot the C. P.
moHsureu are taken during logging
to encourage and protect the new
timber . crop that nature will sow,
the Paciflo northwest can have
highly productive forests forever, -
Very favorable yields may bo ex
pected In this highly productive
fcuosC region, whore sawmills ul
ready are working In timher as
young us 40 or 60 years. Tho "ex
cellent" land, for exiimplo, will
produce more than 1000 board feet
per acre por year, the "good"
land about 900, and the "fair"
lend ubout 000. .
Coplos of tho bulletin may be
obtained free by writing to tho
Forost Service, United States lie-
partinent ot Agriculture, wasuing.
ton, D. C.
I 0
I Window washing - anil, house
cleaning by Chas. B. Davis. Phono
51-JY
EXCAVATION FOR CHURCH :
BUILDING UNDER WAD
, The work ot excavating for thi
bnsemont of the . now Christian
olmrch building to be erected ul
the Intersection i ot - Kane : aiul
Douglas: streets, opposite tho courts
boUHe,' is - well under, way, Tho
contract was lot to, C. A. Catch
ing, who Is rushing, the, work .as
rapidly an possible, in orilor that
no timo may.be lost in getting the
concrete poured and the actual
construction work under way. Tho
comity is using the dirt taken from
tho excavation and Is hauling It
to tho Ton, Mile road ,to ho used
In making a fill.
n.i.i j IS
Traoka. Jg