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HOT WEATHER
COMBINATIONS
Oil Stoves and Ice Cream Freezers
Beats anything you ever tried for the ,
very best results.
. The Oil Slove 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.
Seeis 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
FHU1T troo props. You can't beat
Page a price
l'Olt SAI.K I-alo llul'.e pie clior
lies, V. M. Curtis. Phone 8F4.
FOR SA LB Rams. Keg. Shrop
shire Yearlings. Geo. H. Cheno
weth, 1 ml. east Oakland, Ore.
HAMS FOR" SALE Registered
Shropshlres. Mrs. W. E. Sluf
lonL 1001 Mill St., J3ugeneOre.
FOR SALE Registered Holstoin
bull, 22 months old. Price ?50.
J. K. Howard, R. F. D. No. 1,
Hoseburg.
FOR SALE Saddlo horse in good
condition, $36; also baled vetch
. , . and oat hay, $11 per ton. Louie
... Jiggleton, Oakland, Ork '
a'RUCKStrucksl tHujFs Ford
j trucks for sale or trade for
1 pleasure car?. Hansen Chevro-
let Co.
, FORD TRUCK 'with Ruckstell axle
' and steel cab, 1924 model. Prie-
ed at f 175. Hansen Chevrolet
Co.
l'Olt SALE Strineless gieen
s beans, nice for canning. A. E.
Itultcr, Edenbower. Phone
25-F11.
iKOlt SALE Lare cling stone
i Iieaclies, No. 1 canning peaches;
will have them till Saturday.
1 31sl, at mv place in Edenbower.
i A. 10. ltulter. Phone 25-F11.
FOR SALE One Gulbransen play
er piano just like new-. This pi
ano has been used very little
and will be sold at a real bar
gain price. If '. interested write
P. O. Box 1-11, Yoncalhi, 0W7'"
S1IUUP AND CATTLE SALE 1
will sell at public auction Mon
day, Aup. 1st at the old Sheri
dan ranch, 1 mile south of Rose
burg on Pacific highway, 600
head of good sheep and some
good slock cattle. Georgo Ward.
FOR SALE -""CHEAP V
200 acres 1 mile from county
road, Hi miles from Wilbur.
About one-half cleared, 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.
FOR rent;
I
J FOR RENT Furnished" - 2-room
" apartment witli kitchenette -128
i Pltzer.
FOR KENT Furnished 2-room
, apt. Call 314 S. Jackson, or
' photie 48-L.
FOR 1! EXT Apartments willl
electric ranges and garages.
Close in. inquire at 320 Chad
wick street.
1 I f 3
m rJ -vvHERe. Youkel !
i at (GOING. WE'LL I 3
! A Iseno it foa m.) v. j
k?!
FOR RENT 6-room apartment on
ground floor, partly furnished, at
119 West Lane street. Rent rea
sonable. 3-room apartment at 117 West
Lane street. Unfurnished. Reut
very reasonable.
G. W. YOUNO & SON, 110 Cass
Street. Phone 417.
MISCELLANEOUS
CITY AND FARM LOANS. BONDS
BOUGHT AND SOLD. RICE &
RICH, Licensed Bond Brokers.
CAR OWNER Boat lurgel to
call 653 wliou In need of auto;
call 653 wuon naea n5S,;iwltli natives trackers, they take
UartS. Sarlf'S AUU, Wrecking ,.
House.
WANTED .
GIUL wants housework. Address
"Work," cure Nows-Itevlew.
WANTED Turkeys, large or
: small. Boyer Pros. Phono 14-F14.
HOUSE cleaning done by a first
class man. Best of references.
Phone 41)7.
WANTED Light weight auto
trailer, priced right. Call PerrJu
Shoe Store.. ...''
WANTED TO LEASE Cheap
ranch suitable for Bheep, tur
keys and hogs. Address "A. E'."
care News-Heview.
WANTED-ATONCE To rent 5-i-oom
house. Must be modern
and well furnished. Will take
long lease. No children. Pholie
4G3-J. i
WANTEi:
A man to run a Rutne-
lv. Oil Pull tractor in threshing,
,,lio one but. an experienced man
nuod apply. C. V. Oden, Dixou
villo, Oregon. (
) FOUND
FOUND A bicycle. Owner can
have same by proving property
and paying for ad. Call at Itiver
vlew Ser. Sla. It. It. 1, Box 1SU.
NEW HEALTH NURSE
ARRIVES IN CITY
Miss Amy Krickwon, or iIinnea
polis, Minn., arrived In Roseburg
today to take over her duties as
county health nurse. For consid
erable time there has boon only
one nurse connected with the unit,
but now the firee is back at full
RtroiiKlh. MIsh Eiickson is exper
ienced in public health work, bav
ins formerly been outfaced as a
nurse in Washington and also In
California. Lately she has .been
studying and has been employed in
Minnesota. She made the trip to
llosebuiR by auto driving her car
out to this city. She in greatly
pleased with souther;. Oregon, this
being her first trip into the state,
and is quite confident that she
will find her woik in Douglas coun
ty very enjoyable.
How good news does spread!
General Gasoline is still the best.
WOMEN OF "
- MIDDLE AGE
Praise Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Mrs. Annie Kwinski of 526 1st
Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis., wriies
that she became
so w eak and run
down that sho
was not able to
do her houfso
work. Sha saw
the name Lydia
R. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound in tho
paper and said
to her husband,
"I will try that
medicine and see
if it will help me." She nays sho
took six bottles and Is feeling much
better.
Mrs. Matiie A dam 3, who lives in
Dovnfn Street, Brewton, Ala.,
writes as follows: "A friend rprom-
j mended Lydia R Pinliham's Vege-
ittuiu 'JilijJUiJiiri hum siiiic inning ik
I feel like a different woman."
With her children grown up. tho
middle-aged woman finds time to do
the things she never had time to do
before read the new books, see the
now plays, enjoy her grandchildren,
tako an active part in churrh and
civic affairs. Far from being pushed
aside by tho younger set, she finds
o full, rich life of her own. That is,
if her health Is good.
Thousands of women fust fifty,
say tbey owe their health to Lvd'a
E. Pinkhaui'8 Vegetable Compound.
17 V lEA6rvS
THIS HAS HAPPENED
Attempts have been made
the life of Klise Marberry. the :
Aiuericau Hin wuu uwua auu moo (juic-Kiy mm piciteu iiiubu "l1
on property adjoining the queer, md deftly unrollliin tliein, siireadi
little jungle-bordered town ot Por-'iheni out upon a log. lie conci - n -
to Verde, tu west central Brazil,
oevumi uiysiui iuub uuamo umvi
occurred, but so far she has es
caped harm, due to the shrewdness
ot her cousin and protector, viiaa,
who masquerades as her attorney
under the name ot Davis. Vilak 1b.
viiHk iK'
I,,..., -,i,i Aniei-lf-an mill 1
..-..- - -
Oriental bluod and a student of i
criminology. He tries to persuade i
unse 10 leave ine couuny, iuav-
imt him tlioro with his friend, Lln-i
coin Nunually, an elderly Auierl.
UUI? .P'.81 .'?B.?..y? l,!le -'i'Zt
. s To be founu!
UKHin by tho alert Vlluk, and an
... ,.... , ....
nt hap Q Ham lit la nilllll) nil tholl'
Hur rinn.irhirn 1r nrnventod bv 1
the threat uf floods. Messengers
ride through the countryside warn
ing the natives that the dam at
Avilos lias burst. Then Vllak ue
ctdes to proceed to the house of
Gaylord Prentiss and warn him of !
the danger. Prentiss is a recluse i
and a forbidding man, as well as!
an enemy of Elise's, and she su-i
Rimetu Itlin ,,r Home knowledge of i
the oonsnirucy against her. Never-i
Iholess, she agrees that it is their i
uuiy lO warn nun. uie,v i-iune niuiiu hikiii ui iih-h
Vllak learns thnt the flood first Indian vlllngn, twenty or Ihir
warning was a ruse to get Pren-ily reed huts built in tho shape of
tiss out of his house and so ln-luw cones so that In the distance
forms him. The party is beuiegeill they appeared like great snip ant
in a small slone tower next to: bills. As they approached, Ihn
Prentiss' house by armed attack-i Tartar-like guide suddenly gave
oi-s. Vilak iinallv disperses them three loud cries and began a long
by dynamiting a dam and causing
a real flood. When the water re-j
ceues tuey uiscover i-remiss nas
gone.
i no next nay, iinay, ivnse s m.
little nephew, 1b stolen again. The
trait leads into the jungle. A na
tive reports Prentiss has been seen
with a baby. Vilak makes prepara
tions for a long Journey in pursuit.
I unui qcriu -rue ctadv
'- CHAPTER XXXV
For two more days they travel-;
ed without seeing a sign of cither
hunuinity or human inhnbilatiou nounced Oriental strain in them, through most ot the savage tribes
except tho sharp machete cuts -in I too, undoubtedly. Look at the 1 0( south America. Finding hlm
the branches and the crushed v-! shape of their heads and the slant. 8e)f understood, he inquired
gelation underfoot which showed:0' the'r eyes. That tattooing also I whether the Indians had seen any
them their course. I is absolutely the same as I could ; other travelers lately pass that
Then on the morninir of the fifth ' show you in a hundred placeB in : ,,. u-hh n child
day out from Porto Verde, on a low!
mound rising slightly above the uy me way in eyre loosing ni us, ; village was a hunting village, re
levol or the. Arrest, they came to we're the first white men they've i Kuia,.y n the men went off to the
what appeared to be a secondary seen." J jungle, leaving none but the women
trail coming from a slightly differ-
ent direction, and joining their own.
Here Vilak examined tho ground! Inge, a grlz.lod, withered shell, lar: from their, houses, and conse
carefully. Between clumps of tall! who appeared as though three cen- queully knew nothing .of what
grass he found a number of cigaret luries had passed over his long passed In tho nearby forests.. The
stubs. They were filed with a gray head, stalked gravely out Ijromi men had . just returned front a
cheap coarse tobacco, lolled by I the largest hut. , Behind him tod-; week's hunt the day before; there
hand. Evidently the smoker hadldled two enormously fat women, -fore-he- could- tell them nothing.-
exhausted his supply of papers, He grunted to the rigid warriors, h Tho 'chief asked Vilak his des-
for most of the cigarots were rolled
in bits of newspaper, torn envoi -
BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES
n- " i ' r
FRECKLES AND
VoO SAV OSCAR
yes-
PfcALLV A AS A
tXJMBY
SOU -
$ALESMAN $AM
i
A Ben fcucien Bwwo
opes, an, o.iior odds and end. .
ordinarily carries, in
pocket
lie ronciMl-'
hinted his attention upon the lltsi
a, of envelope. A moment later he .
'grunted, then extended two of the
,'"..,, , L.iB inoir at thal"i
henTshrf
ui eiiveiuiii.. i muim-iii mici ,,u
Th f.,,i I,,,,-.. ..n of an
Keiia, uostmark and the full
-- ,' - ,
" . V . .." V..." ,. ,. ..""..;
, UI ,..,, j.,iiKi.u
wiIU had ..scaned from the Porto
Venle jHn after t,e murder
ut
'r0uy Barbetta.
u-i,,. n,,.v huim.i m nnnn lor
, raidday meal, Vllak distributed
rifles to half of the natives wtio ,
!J,"!:r.J:rl TL,'"!"1'-. .T"".. r,,u
" "
-al.liH nil tto l.nn nnu- " Iwi till fl
to Ellse and Nunually, who had
glanced at him Inquisitively. "No
iikb wnrrvlnii nltnnl it
Imt 1 in cor-
lain It's so. I've heard rustles In
the trees three or four times this
morning. They weren't caused by
monkeys or we'd have known it by
being Bcreamed at, or having sticks
and fruit rained down upon us."
That night the guard was
doubled. Tho hidden watchers.
however, gave no sign of their
m-esence.
It was almost a week later when!
Hie sun was high in the skj that
noisy rhapsody in a high-pitched
wailing dialect. ' '
ruui nuniui ui u. mm,. ;
came hurrying out from tho rush;
biil-uuib, uuiuihh unlbh, uuwn.
j They planted themselves squarely
in tno path or the newcomers.
Completely naked except f or a
breech clout an1 undecornted ex
cept for a little stripped tattooing
! around tho elbows and knees, they
Ismnrl rl"i,I . ahlnlmr lrnn uliitlieH
Iharrinc the av
"Marvelous bodies," Vllak mur-
mured to Nunnuily, as 'the guide
- continued his shrill oration. "Pro-
the islands off East Asia. Judging
The guides declamation at longlhinnd children behind. At these
' ceased. The headsman of the vil-
I Their bows relaxed, they moved oft
1 to tho wall of the structure from
WfVW OoTS
AMY tlMt OTAV.V
AV.0W6 WVTrt HW
HIS FRIENDS
ooo its a
X'U. TAU.B
T S COTS..
HOW COlAe.GUZZ.YA
OWM P. STORE ftH'
YOU'RE RUyiU' STUFF
-TrHM& T' ew VOU'LU
WftJ6.TP &0 OOWM
T KLOT7.'S
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which the Ill-oilman had come. The
engaged the guide in a short
then convinced tliut the uow-
lu.teuttons were not hostile,
Ihem cordially. Food was
Hwamp-deer, roasted tapir,
jinought,
homes and set ou grass mats.
I .l.hTS
)( ariomly colol.eil blaiUi
nf I. t.ili l.n I. nan ...iKufi.l tit
brlilK a liberal fcllpply.
Thl ilcujlmlI1 barked an order;
n lh(J wom,. j tlB village, who
,.. in A
. . ,.,,riiiiiv t..Hiinir m ihn i
lew through the cracks In
i.ouaen ran forward Thdy
nouses, ran loiwniu. i uej
't't""1 10 U"C- I
TltMV U-ul-u It, 11 1,1, tir POOtllllpt :
..-.T'-.i.. ""ir ..
Beuu-cu-L-if, viuieimy imiimmh um
. "". uanuw ' """
leaplug back, a to 1 10 aecompani-
,, , ,:,.. A. .i.ih .
nlu-lunlhaivil Iii.IImm umk lutHlitiir
frantically, when Vlluk happened
........... .... .......... .. -.-""-a
to strike u match to light a oigarot.
as iVioiikIi lifiinliiK liiul sti-iiek the
mo mire 01 tno uny nuiue wasiinK0 f0r ti,e night. Then a smudge
illlK DHCK lO lO lllOir flOUSUSI UIB HOI I
. .. ... t
diers threw themselves flat on the
Krniina neating men- neaus ui vi-;targ wh0 could understand,
lak's feet; the withered chief dart- shortly berore midnight the
ed behind a tree. Americans entered the hut which
Seolng tho panic, and Instantly , had been reserved for their recep
comprehondlng its causei Vilak tlon. Vllnk poked a bubiiIoIous
blew out tho flaming match. The looking corner with a stick to rout
chief saw and slowly began coming i out any tarantulas that might bo
from behind the tree; the bowmen .hidden within, then hung his hum
scrambled. to their feel; the women' mock.
one by one drlttod back. j "I'd be convincod now thnt those
"Lord, what an effect!" chuckled ' South American Indians were Asl
Vllak to Nunually, as the chief ad-'atlc in their origin even if I hadn't
'anced with some hesitancy to .
them. "Silly of me, though. Should i
hnv
known that practically all,
the tribes we'll meet aro flro wor- "Those legends the old man re
shippers. Commonest tiling in nil luted tonight can bo reproduced in
savage life. Undoubtedly never half a dozen plsces in Eastern
saw a match before. Thoy 11 bo 'Asia and the Asiatic islands, 'inai.
tnrnin.g us into gods, and makiugistory about the man who walked,
us eat rancid butter the way they ; through the fire and thereby be-
do in Tibet if were not careful.
The chief warily sat down beside
i . .
' oxat
Vllak let him feel the box,
oxamlno the match llself, then
, . ,. , ,
re "'as t
demonstrated how:in some of the outlying Jupaneso
created by striking the!
one against the other.
The old man grinned, then eager -
ly followed his example. Ills dc-
light was unbounded when Vilak
j presented him with the marvol.
; The broken lino of dancers t'o
I formed; the dunce, proceeded to a
j furious climax and ended. More
I tapir and berries were brought.
Vilak now tried talking to his
j host in. the Guaruny dialect, which
extends like a mother-tonguo
ti10 ci,icf shook his head. His
limes the women dared not venture
filiation. Vilak pointed vaguely
oft into the direction the trull had
,;A11 Settled
I':
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Not city
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Not So Good
oh, th' wife's
KIMPA TlRSP
OF G6TTIKJ'
MEALS, ,
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MASONIC AND EASTERN
STAR PICNIC
.
Tuesday evening, Aug. J,
at Alexander Park. All Ma-
sons and Eastern Star mem-
bers and families Invited,
Hi lug basket lunch and kuire.
fork, spoon, plate and cup.
Supper at 6:00. Come early
und eujoy a good time.
,,,, ,,nllalall,V u.aillusr The Ciller
..?...' . . j 7 i
,, luok , , withered head again and
grunted. "No go there. Listen mo,
,, I o. tl...a Ma im
""" .....
nevus there, in valley, ureen vai-
.ley. Oil moulltalll. Iteu luouiuaui. i
ocvll mouutalu. Kill you. Kill
,, ,..la 'J;..- . ....J. ,,..
11 II uilo, "
j.Hi:nimii,, uaiMiuuui nwv-
At the chief's urgent invitation.
thoy pitched their camp In the vil-
n fa wh khiriled to drive away the
"""I-lHwarming mosquitoes; the old man
ltftrjiin rirnnint nut thO HUCieilt 10-
gends ot his people to all bis vlsl-
" ----
been belore, ho said to Nunnaiiy
as ho disentangled a hook which
had caught in tho mesh.
jcame a god, particularly, us ai-
most like being in tho Malay archl-
pelngo to hear It a gain. They still
- walk through fire, for that matter,
islands and Fiji and Guinea. A
trick, of course. Know exactly
. how it's done. It's tho way tho
shamans and priests keep their
power.
"World's pretty small place. In
teresting chap, this- old man.
Doesn't seem very enrourngiufi
about our prospects ahead. '
(To bo Continued)
Disaster cMchea up with the ex
pedition and Vilak finds traitors In
his ranks.
NOTICE
After July 28, l527,! we tho un
dorafgned, will pay no debts con
traded by anyone othor than our
selves. JAMES COOPER.
HARRIET L. COOPER
Wilbur, Oregon. - -
111 (ACADEMY
IVNLYBOVS
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.iiim .n.i.1 Ivnntniir' nnfl
.wornl trnlnlnff. O t n I o K .
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Broke Yet
There
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WATER?
Let a Fairbanks
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the work.
We have plants as low as
$75.00. Let us figure your
needs.
Can Save You Money
Our Name Points the Way
to Better Food Values
Fresh stock prompt service,
can always find It at
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344 N. Jackson St. ' Phone 63
O. L. Johnson
wduiL..i.wu".sy'SMJSniJJi miw
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Star Touring, 1923 model , 73
Ford Coupe, 1923 mocfel ...;...;.i.l.i.l... 150
Ford Touring; 1924 model ...L... J;!.i 12S
Ford Ton Truck, good order 90
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