ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1927.
FIVE
HOT WEATHER
COMBINATIONS
Oil Stoves and Ice Cream Freezers
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 sweet Try the plan
out. .
See us today for prices cn this
hot weather combination
CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO.
The Winchester Store.
CLASSIFIED SECTION
ALL NEW ADS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAGE
FOR SALE
at
1923 OVERLAND sedan, J125. 1353 I
Harrison St. ,
'OE8 your roof need replacing or
repairing? bee rage s and save
money.
10US1
cleaning done by a llrst
class num. Best of references.
Phono -1117.
i'jWt SALE Small' amount' " equit-
care NeiVB-iteview. '
AHDEN vegetables, fresh from
the , garden, G. T. Hoyor's road
stand, Dlllard, phone 22F4.
jtl'HUCKS, trucks trucks Eord
trucks for sule or trudo tor
pleasure cars. Hansen Chevro
let Co.
I'OluTTItUCK with Uuckatoll axle
ana steel cab, 11124 model. Pric
ed at $175. Hansen CUovrolet
CO., ! ' . . ,
JKOR 'SALE Buff Leghorn cock
erels, ij weei.s.oiu, iiic eacn.
Mrs. Geo. Mellott, mile south,
of Kellev's Korner. .
li.Vlll bilP Tllnlntr .,.,.. I 1 ,.lVl n
and chairs, library table ana-.ru-!
dio itable, leather' rockers, 1;
Hoosier kitchen cabinet, refrig
erator, bedsteads and mattresses,
lawn mower, bicycle, etc. 307 S.
Main. St. J
FOR SALE, CHEAP
200 acres 1 mile 'from county
road, 3J miles-, tftom Wilbur.
About one-half cleared, balance
good timber, 10 , acres tillable,
; 'L,good place to raise turkeys,
t) gouts and sheep. Watored with
,i springs. The price Is bo cheap
that it will surprlso you. Inquire
at .Turnor's Service Station, Wil-
bur, Ore.
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FOR RENT
'OR nENT-M-room downstairs
apartment, ririvato bath. 22 W.
Washington. ' , ' :
L''OR RENT Furnished 2-room
apt. Call 311 S. Jackson, or
phone 4S-L. ;
JFOR RENT B room apartment on
I ground floor, partly furnished, at
Ill) West, Lane street. Rent rea
l sonable. 7 '
3-rooin 'apartment at 117 West
I Lano .street. Unfurnished. Rent
I very reasonable.
G. W. YOUNG & SON, 116 Cass
I Street. Phone 417.
!
WANTED
WANTED To bay. Ford Inuring,
sedan or counc. Must be cheap.
Roseburg.
DBL1C-H7FUI.
nnt rrrns for CVcrV
room in our splendid
variety of genuine
Congoleura QoU Seal
Art-Rugs. See them
McKean, Darby &
Baldwin Furniture Co.
u
Comnletc Housefurnlshers
Rossburg, Oregon
mi mi a
FRSH )
ASA L
Rose;
,S-,.'? etc
1 1 AS PUKE AS ROSES
THE LAUNDIiy WE I
B -SE.ND BAClCTOYOU :
1 ""Die man who didn't Ihlnk that
"you cmild put any pnetry or senll-
mcr.t Into the laundry businoHs
fnever s?nt any of his wearables' to
tus 10 lie laundered. When we rinse
IF nut a garment It Is as clean and
3lieh as the sparkling dew anil
when -fte Iron It. It is as pure and
4firn ns the sunkissed rose.
I Roseburg Steam Laundry
VySC-niOBK-5 W RiaKf -iver the home 1 Oomjn to W6 POST- Jr f' MOA60M-TXLMOPA rS H . -fNS .S WF
Z:: 1 rWS i--s l J - LJ. j ' FROAN AW UMCLE CL.6AA- f. VL V, AS ITS SOWS -fC (VpX BB SWBU. IP WIS OBAy
:so Av : pota stamp oo jY' n --frr)!- -ir- C( i .fIfM-' J -
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LOST
LOST July 23rd, between Dlxon
vllle and Koseburg, one wether
lamb, crop oft left ear. Joe Bruin
bach. Phono 19K12.
FOUND
COLLIE Shepliord dog. Coos Co.
license. Owner call at 1247 W.
2nd St., pay for ad and care.
MISCELLANEOUS j
; .
WILL TRADE B. I." Rod chick
ens' for cow or horse, call even
ings. 1441 Harrison St.
OAK OWNER Don't lorget. to
call 563 when in need of auto
parts. Sarffs Auto Wrecking
i House. ' ,
MONEY Tp LOAN on long or
short time. Bonds to sell or buy.
Wo are licensed bond brokers.
'ltlCE & RICE. T . ., j i;
GET till OF PILLS -1SBI1
SsiiMtttlonnl, Fmulritiicntiil IHncovpit t
ill it tic I Aiuui'-r uni'ih cunruiKcei
DlBOOVPry maOe by a S0-yenr"p!1e
HUtV;(Jl. .Sloiis mr, iljc(iinp:,- blctd
lnif. Jf03 c-xfictly this or eVory cent
refunded. Guarnntcud (.o contain fio
dojio! " ' ; 1 ' ' 1 '
Not an ointment, sulva or bup
postLory. A brand now reirterly
which nbcrl)S nnd dries, up the
piles, Is'otiilnK" Ri'otiRy Xir hard -to-uao.
Q uii' It ty pi-iu-trntos and tlrivcS
out tho conj;csi Inn, the irrlratlon.
From our aft-vmr knowli:i1e of
plloa WK KNOW xht: i. you wish
mM relicC you inusi olthrr uae J. C.
Pllo itomcdy or rtutjnnr to a. si(rtrl
cal o no rati on. hTid rhousunOa of
"Hts havo proven J. C. IMIe Ur:in.-J
cny io no n'ii'(.rinr ia hut ?ry ni:u
JnOnltcIv loss cosily nitd putnful.
Cnitte on. you CllltONTC PII.PJ
SIJFFEnEUS! Uso J. C. Pile Rem
edy and enjoy life a grain. Jl.00 pr-r
box, with unlimited mon-py-baclf
guarantee. At nil (rood druggleta.
J. C. Pile Remedy -
Step out Is right: That's ex
actly what you feel like do
ing when your clothes are
spick and span ami good to
look at: No doubt atiout It
"-when you know you're
"right," it does buck you up
u lot. A oiice-a-iuonih dry
cleaning' will keep any suit
young and frisky, l'hcne us
to call regularly we'll do the
rest.
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pil.,s we KNOW .tnt i;.j..,u wish I. -.I , . OOKX , 9otSV,T. -J wAMMh 6, J V, .TAVtlM A -AVoHfyi : 'ft o I . " W ' ' ' aS&WSf-f ? 11 1 U' - ' ' . ' I S0R"6 -TMAT f
I real relief you muni oltller use .7. C. V JK-J. l. A7 Tu' amru ' ' 7 V . Wf l I ' lW- ' fA. V- W6VL-VIHKT P I 1 )
nto ft&ft FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS If He Only Knew , m. . .. Bv Blosser
Mi':a S 111 . . '" PJgJ - S ilRf 8 f' s-ur- ' Xitmm W K5A -Z"ZZ :
for you lo step out of! El LJ LLV. : 1 t M II 'ZMll ' )-M.W& Vl-X?'
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I92T U NEAServt
THIS HAS HAPPENED I special lc, for Vilr.k hail been care
1 Attempts huve been made uu tholul to build back fires ami the leap
i lira of Eliso Marberiy, uii Annul- lug Haines quickly died away. The
ican girl who owns and Uvea ou i party returned to Jllse'B fuzendu.
'property adjoining Ihe quuer little! "Hear anything about the boat
jungle-bordered town o( I'urto Ver-iyet?" Vllak asked his cousin as he
.In w.iil ....ittt-ul lll'livll K.t.l .... ,1... ..........I.. .i.wl ..
Several mysterious deaths have
occurreu. uui so iar sue nas es-
called harm, duo to the shrewdness!
nf her rutin n ntwl tirntoclfir Vtlak.
who masquerades as her attorney),, paddle-wheel up at llenca, aud!w11" '" " '' outside, under the
miller the liaino of Davis. Vlluk Is won t be down tor another three i '" . "" taking care .of
a curious mixture of American aim
Oriental blood mid u Btudent of
tmlnnlrtuu II.. ,,-li.u l (l.tfuil.
ralnde Eliso to leuve the country,
H i leaving him there with his friend,
Lincoln Nuunally, an elderly
American chemist, to solve tue
mystery.
After her two-year old orphaned
nephew Is kidnapped, tn be found
again, by the alert Vlluk, anil an-
I other attempt Is mado on their!
lives, Elise agrees. I
Her departure Is prevented by;
tho threat of Hoods. Messengers j
rmo inrougn uie couniryaiue wurn-idiup,
lug the natives that the dam at
Avilos has burst. Then Vllak de -
cldes to proceed to tho house ot
one Uayloid 1'reutlBS ami warn; tho river now. Cojosherla I don't
him of the danger. I'roiillss is aiKIluw fi0 well. He seems pleasant
recluse and a forbidding man, as Enough to talk lo, though some of
well as an enemy of Ellse'a and shoals fellow Brazilians haven't a very
suspects him of seme knowlege jhigh op.nlon of him. Ilut he does
of the conspiracy against her. know the country and he Is mar
Nevertheless, she agrees that It; by. Just a few miles past my place
Is their duty to warn lilm. jut Vlllapa. Do you want to see
Vllak learns that the flood bliu?"
warning was a Tuso lo get l'ron-l
tlss out of hl house and so
rnmiK him Tho -nnrtv is hoKifcpd
In a small atone tower next tol.Ms ni iemoon. Vll muko it first I
Prpntiss' hmiKo hv nrmpil nttark-
ers. Vllak finally disperses them
by dynamiting a cam una causing j
n real flnml. When Hie Winer re-
cedes Ihev dlw'nvel PrentlRK h:iH'n..., 1... uwli i,.-..a irt ,.,..
gone. viiaa, directs inuoiers 10
set fire to tho brush oil Prentiss
properly.
NOW BEGIN THE STORY
UliAl'lWK A A A 1 1 i
vi:ak continued to light tne lires
until for a quarter ot a mile thol0(1 wllhout inciilent. Ill the liiorm :
woods were amaze. 1110 old man j11B h0 Bet 0ff alone to visit the fa
interestedly watched the strange i ,,,,, t senlioi Cojosoria. Pass
creatures bolted onto the road es-.K vlllapa on the way, he stopped
cape the danger suddenly come ! for mole,-,t to converse with Wil
upon them; the long-legged, crane-j solli t,c carrot-faced suporluten
like jabiru, the ugly, ungainly pec- anut ol Kiiaa H rnzenda, then rode
cary, the graceful, agile bush-deer. ! on
uut lie was not long aiioraeu hub
Quick relief from painful
corn 3, lander toes and
pressuroof tight shoes
BSScholi's
iSS10''ZSG.tLS ci-Iii
THE' ABOVE' and -all X
'other Scholl i Appliances Vj
and- Fopt , Comfort Re- Ji
lief s. are tp . be had at the
Roseburg Bobterie, Perkins
Building,-Cass' Street. ' 1 '
BOOTS AND HER
SALESMAN $AM
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-Lrt.-- ahu ryffU Crr Mez
VP J-MGUT (NT -ei?ST
-VWNK O' 'W.
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r7. ,- .' " ' (7 6k! wt ftt-L N '"" . ' . .rl f rv ri rTT tT" ' . .
U ert Lucien Bormon
u,,.-tuny-,,,, hor liny nephew out-,
. u e tn uiMk in t in mm.
ves. 1 eoitulnly did. Word
......... I.,..! ,,1't,... I. .ft u.,iUl.u.l i
days. High water seni her onto
some rucks. Water's falling every
where there. Looks as if the flood
danger's over."
'Humph. Thai's cheerful." He
.helped her adjust mosquito netting
over the child's crib which had
!boen placed on the grass. "Another
ouesifnii. Who knows must about
ibe geography of the country
around here?''
She thought a moment. "Senhor
do I.aurenco or Seiihor Coioserla.
I'd av Lnuronco would nniioulitod-
y havo been the best for you. Nice
too. I.iko lilm very much,
'nut unfortunately he moved away
'n - om here about six months ago
awl lives about thirty miles down
-yea. 1 want to have a Utile
in-'talk." He drew out his watch. "If
n ......, .... im ... .i,..
-..!.. uiD i.i,i '
brows
knJlled. "Mighty
sorry
doesn't
about
that boat. It it
......... 17.-1,1.... .....it It
u, Tluky out some other way
ju,iglnK by appearances, things 1
!have quieted considerably. But up-
'pearances aro one thing I never
trust.
emnlnder ot the day
Thc
, The servant or l;ojoaenas wntto
liiYiirlntiu linnin whn f fonlprl liini
said that his ma titer had gone to
Inspect one of his rubber develop
ments up the river and would not
return for at least a week.
Vllak rode back the wav he had
come. He ' neitred (he castanho
.. 1 - , ,. , 1
trees which bordered the driveway
'of tho fazemla. To his surprise,
; - he' saw Kliso . hurrying to meet
' lilm. Her lips were grap, drawn.
! "Tlnky'ii gone ngalir," shev said
I quietly.! ... . ' i
'Ho leaped from his horse and
Itr.ok her hand. : He pressed it gent-;
jly. "Steady. Steady,", he. ninr-j
: inured. A ! ' - 1 ; i
, Slio smiled wanly. "No, I'm not
going to break down this time tho
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way I did before. 1 know that It lever on the ground, through dense
doesn't accomplish anything. Justi woods, along the edge of seething
makes matters harder for you." swamps, past lo',m cliffs, of hrll-
"Good girl. Dou't worry. We'll Hum volcanic rock, over a stretch
liud him. They way we did be-jot green upland where the grass on
fine." Sllll holding her hand, he' eliher side was high as a man's
look his horse's bridle, and began head. -lo
walk towai-J Ihe limine. "Tell I At lust, as Ihe setting of the sun
me what happened, if it Isn't too was about to put a swift end to
hard Perhaps you'd belter wait a their hunting, they reached a nar
mluute or two." t row swamp which quickly ended
"No. I'll tell you now. I've been 'and gave w ay on all sides to matted
waiting here to lell you. I'll not. Jungle. Here Ihe trail of the
permit myself to break down! horse's hoofs ended, llut new
""";
Wilh an effort she drew herself
erect. "It was practically the same
this time as II was before. Tluky
lilm, 1'or 1 had some things to do
In the bouse. She got up to get
hliu n drink. You know where we
keeo Ihe dljtlllcd waler. On the
back verunda, Just uround the cor
ner of the house from whoro Tluky
was lying, not more than thirty or
forty' feet away at the most.
"Hannah got the drink It may
have taken a few seconds longer
than usual because she hud to open
a new bottle and hurried back
with It toward the treeB. She
stooped over the bed. And saw
that it was empty That's all
know.
"Vnn miw nn mm lm-blntr ui-nm-'l
the bouse?"
"No one. Just Ihe same way as;
when the rifles disappeared. Noi
footprints of anyone we don't,
know. Nothing. 1 looked closely."!
They reached the cluster ot palm!
trees under whose shade tho child
had rested. The old man, who had.
been on the verairJa, came forward'
to meet them. Vllak looked at tho!
empty cot, then on the ground I
l about. lu it wore three' blMh of
footirIiUa. one narrow and delicate,
which he at once recociiized us the
impression made by Klise's pointed i
shoes, another flat and heellesB,
me uioitv witiue ij me biii'i'uib m
tnnnaii. Hie tniru was mo prmi'as they turned their horses home
of a man's working shoe, broad,
SOliarlsll.
"Schwartit has been here, hasn't
he?"
Elise nodded. "Yes. He came
when I was taking enre . of the
pass-j,1!1l0 01,1 lthw bad de
clllel1 0,1 "ome f'B w0
had
been considorinj; In the dnrehouse."
"Humph.". Ho steeped, searched
among the leaves drifting on the
ground, then picked up something
and put it carefully in IiIb pocket.
A moment later he was quickly fol
lowing a strip of trees which led
to thc road as he had done after
the child's first disappearance.
He reached the highway and
after considerable examination
found the print of a horse's hoof
which led to the trees and then
f away. Mounting, wun uuse anjcj,eU for cutting the brush, a few
tun ft in man nn innir iii-hph iihhiiiu
Ihini, he begnu. following the trail.
"or ftitii liours lie rode, his eyes
ACAOEMV
I-UllTI.AKU, OIIHUON '
Hem lenelltm.- .mnii "-"ry
enreful uiierTlln.,trl-tt -clnlhio,
uncli.l nilviinlimo. nntl
cUecrfall-r .ent o requeil.
(AOKKO W MKHAT
Witt--.
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WORMING
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prints, the confused footprints ot
three or four men, some apparently
with naked feet, showed ut the be-
ginning of a narrow path that had
been frostily tut 111 tho tangle ot
vegotallon.
Vllak dismounted. "Chap got
down here. Friends horo walling
for lilm. Let his horse go, and
they all went off Into that."
- He peered Into the tangled nmr
klnoss where the new path led.
He chewed IiIb Up. "No chauce of
following them any more today.
Bo night In fifteen mlnutcB. 1 hate
lo slop, hut you know how abso
lutely f u 1 1 lo It Is to try to search
the Jungle at night. Worse than
futtlo. We'd only obliterate the
trail. Probably haven't gone far.
I!Uet some beaters and come out
I first thing in the morning. Bet-
lei' fnt1 tin It, Ihnl wllitArnnna II WA
hnve some natives who know the
country. They can pick up a trail
where, trained as 1 am, even I'd
lose It. And they can Bpread out
and Increuse the radius of our
search If the trail comes to an end.
The chaps ahead know where
they're going, and we don't."
Ho turned to Ellse and pressed
her hand again. "Don't you worry
about this delay. It'll be all right.
Just a little time and we'll find
him.
The lines
In
her delicate faco!"Ue west," he said. "Almost a
had deepened. "I know you will,"
she Bald.
i ne sun nanK beiunu tne noriron
ward. Hack at the faze tula, Eliso
selected twenty of the best labor
ers In her employ, and ordered
them to be ready al dawn. Streaks
of sunlight were beginning to show
faintly over the distant mountains
when the party Bot out.
Vtlak. Ellse and the old man rode
ahead. Ilehind them tramped
twenty picturesquely assorted ne
groes, half-breeds and Indians,
some clad In a cheap red cotton
shirt and trousers, some In a single
robe-like garment made of dirty
burl lip.
Hero a gigantic black chattered
with a ciiocolate-riklmved pigmy
who harly reached hfa ahoulder;
thore a ponderous mulatto argued
with a withered old Indian whose
gaunt rlbB showed clearly through
-
his tawny , skin. All carried ma
carried short spears In case of an
encounter wtth the jnguars which
were known to InfeEt the uolghbor
hood. They reached the howly ent path
by the awamp Which Vilalc had
marked ith a notch in a mango
tree. They entered the 1 dark,
gloomy fastnesa, , '
Paulas, the glgnnMe black, who
was oho of Uie ranch sub-loremen,
with1 tho' chocolato colorod hlBniy'
went ahead to 'swing their' ma-,
Why Not? , ;;:::;.:k; ; "'UByMuty:,
vJHAt c- TH& A eecAu-;e tw
VOep OP ( WoRMING-SLOR-Y
GttTlWG- 'U10S7 KNOW-5 WMeM .
infill MJl'
vvaj m&.-.- w2P
See Us First We
FARM
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COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
AQENT8 FOR
Roseburg FAIRBANKS
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Now Located at Washington street and 8. r.
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cheteB at any twisted Hanaa, or call
out the direction If the path seem
ed lo fall, llut there was little
work for them to do. Those who
had passed the day hetore had
taken no pains to conceals their
course; there was alwayB a broken
branch or crushed leaf under foot
to point the way. 1
They traveled swiftly until noon;
Ihe trail Bhowed no stalls of end-
llntt. Vllak looked at his compass.
straight line."
(To be Continued)
Tinky la not found, and Vllak
prepares for a long journey. It will
take that long, he thinks, to reach
the child.
Arundel, piano tuner. Phono 189-Tj.
Overdoing?
Httrry, Worry and Overwork Bi itiff
Heavy Strain.
TWTODERN life 'throws n
XVX heavy taurden on our bod-
lly machinery. The eliminativc
organs, especially thc kidneys,
arc apt to become sluggish. Re
tention of excess uric acid and
other poisonous waste often
I . gives rise to a dull, languid feel
i inn and. sometimes, toxic back- ;
A aches and headaches. That the j
, kidneys are not functioning
f perfectly is often shown by
j burning or scanty passage of
secretions. More and more
; people are learning? to 'assist
; their kidneys, by; tho,occa-
1 sional use of t6nn'a Ptllo d
stimulant diuretic- Aak yout
neighbor! ; p , ;,
DOAN'S PKS
Stimulant Dluratlo to the Kidn4yt
falter -Mbp Co.. Mf.. iph.nl.. nug.lo. N. V.
f7X,d. i Jk
; fen, viVQipi
WHY
CARRY
WATER?
Let a Fairbanks
Morse Plant do
the work.
We havo plants as low as
$75.00. Let us figure your
needs. '
Can Save You Money
BUREAU
MORSE & CO.
Oakland
Track,.
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TTTratw
v
: REBEKAHS v . -4
lliing logau juice to Odd J
Follows hall any artttrnoou or
evening this week. Place namo
on Jura no they can bo re- '
turned. , 1
Slgt'.ed, Comnjlttoe. ,
CARR'S 19c SPECIALS l
Each day during our 39c ; sale-
we have a one-day special also,! !
( These aro 60c to 85c items sold for-
the one nay only at juc eacn. moo
them from day to day in our wIut.
dow. Iteinember we havo ''over a
hundred 19c Items on special bu Im
balance of this month. Carr's -"where
you save."
Try our buttermilk It's Hffoi
ent. Rosoburg Dairy. Phone 180.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
U. S. Weather Diireau, local of!
flee, Koseburg, Oregon, 24 hours
ending 5 a. m. -""L
Holatlve humidity 5 p. lnvxos-
torduy ....20
Preeip. In Inches and humfredths:
IlIgheHt tcniiieratiiro yesterday S!)
Lowest temperature last night ,
.CO
Precipitation lust 24 hours ..-
Total precipitation since first
month ;.i
Normal praclpltatlon for this
' month,.: ; .
Tolnl precip.' from Septembor
0
.39
1920, to date 3G.90
Avernge proclp. from Sept. 1,
1K77 ' i...-..::....34.lli
Total Jexcosi t frpms Sept , X,
102(!i.i t.j..i..U........i 1.78
Average' prdcfpitatibn for 4D
wot seasons, (Soptombor to
' Muy,: lncluslvo ........31.13
, Joraciist tor Southwest Orenon!
Fil tonlglit and Thursday; high
toinpomfure,
ARTHTjn W. PUOH,
Meteorologist
By Swan
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