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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, MONDAY, AUCUST T. 1927. SEVEN f 1 1 t.T.T.T.m.W.M.M.M.I.H.I.M HUT WEATHER COMBINATIONS Oil Stoves and Ice Cream Freezers Beats anything you ever tried for the ,.- ' very best results. The Oil Stove insures a tool 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 on this . '' hot weather combination CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO. 1 .. ;'. ' ., The Winchester Store! ' J927 MCA 6ennt if Sen Lvcien Btrman THIS HAS HAPPENED Attempts ha I life ,of Ellso , can girl who ! properly adjoining tlie queer llttb 'jungle-bordered town of Porto Vcr do. in west central ilrazil. Several mysterious deaths bu , occurred, but so fur she has cnped harm. Uuo to the shrewdness of her cousin ami protector Vila!!, who masquerades lis her. uuoruoy, dlaiiswnre kinndiit; pn an appur live and discordant attempts, de-j antie the vigorous applause ot the , two card players, and off la a eor.j MASONIC AND EASTERN sier begau listening to the routier-! STAR PICNIC ,: fed conversation and the blood-curd. ; , t J Hue stories at the wiperstitlouB nn-' Tuesday evening, . Aug, 2, & few yards lives huddled in a fantastic circle at Alexander Park. All Ala- i'away. A little while' ooa and Eastern Star main- uera uiui - luminea luvueu, tiring banket 1ihk.Ii and knife, fork, spoon, plate and ' cup, ! a i .. mi. its . 6a gli m ij 8 .-MW N glV 1 . ,. rrTTiTal ivalked over to going5 to ive been made on the! ur.tly.soUd rock' at' the lge of lw " ft f Itarberry, an Amerf-jneatvr bank, i looking down at the !") kf ' t ' ' ' -,. . .. "It '. thlnlc-4-erwei owns, aira ove. oi. orciHu water uvnm. .u.u. ,,'; .. - 7K,w i Sumier at 6:00. Come early Hiv ing, ms rock tofiviea una roiioea- - i :"7"".'":. ' : . n.i enlnv a ennrt llm uvi mtoihe stream. . ; 1, . i ou Imd better better keen a id enjoy a good tiius. , , . .The two men tried to leap tolhrH watch on those two r - ve!si,ffetv. Hut Iheir .anieatruck low!" -' cautiously Indicated eliorts were too late; bolh tumbled tn tha water 'thirty- feet below. Tby, wma reaeueil by Vllak and oitc pf the '.Indiana after tweuty under the mime of Davis. Vllak isimlnu'iea of 'strenuous and Hunger CLASSIFIED SECTION ALL NEW ADS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAGE a curious ntixturo of Auierlcun aud Oiiiutul blooU and .a student of criminology. He 'trie lo ptmm ade Eltso to kavb tha cuuutry, leaving blm there with iUs .trlehd, LfucoUi ' Nunnally, an elderly American chemist, tp eoivo the mystery. t ' t ' ;. f After her : two-year-old orphaued nephew la kidnapped, to be found again, by the alert Vilulc, aud uu other attempt is made ou their lives, Kiieo: aKteta.( Her departure iff prevented by ...... I. I,... 1 1.,.- ..Ff 1i.. i i,l piranha, (he amaii but fierce flwh-i"1" hfie ao wht-n Ibey were eating Jish timl infest most of Hie.Jytas eatda. Ilwy didn't know walur of. the Amazon valley. i i hs listening. I ambit, t hear tn sltoro. Vi!k f vaininiiic them ex-i J"Ht r hHllnft poruy loroU a badiy brokeu leg in failing the two albino-like bail-breod ........ .,. . . ., t ,T, LaT-Mi T ; L Piranhas. tug in iow tones with their mot ley companion. !- . ' "1 heard them er talking a 1 think. Ami found thai Paulos had st-itm'" " iney say we iiave uiui ii vi iiiuuiy wjiii ub mucu against a projecting rock; the In dian wait bleadiug at the mouth money. f Vilak tossed tlie stone of a fruit1 fbtt I do need a bath. Ami I think you do. too." Jle jlrow a deep breath of contentment. "Uui J m-m. This fa luxury. ' Splash around db much as you can. Noise is apt to keep them otf. I hey re afraid of It." He was aaslduouBy scrubbing himselt with a thixlk bar of soap when ho turned to Klsnce at one of the albinos who had followed them up the shore and taking a seat at the water's edge had begun lazily to whittle a twig with a knife. WHY CARRY WATER? Let a Fairbanks Morse Plant do tha work. uinn wn meauui lit. me uiuuui . t , , .. ft wmiue a IWJg WHO a atltie. from j serious internal injuries;"" n , J" , muncliiiw into the "Wonder what that chap's HP caused' when "be struck flatly brl,f,n- 1 y, "f keeping an eye (o?.. he m,lrmllm!. against tho surface of the streadt; Obviously they' could not a:com the threat of floods.- Messengers i)a0y tho expedition-farther. tide through the countryside warn-1 He gave medicine to one, made lng the natives that the dam at , a (11il!it .for the other, and sent a Avlios has burst. Then Vllak de- Uicssonger back lo Bagarundi' to cldes lo procood to the house ofjBcnii bearers to bring them to his one uayioru t'rentiss ana warn FOR SALE -, IXIE SALB Gladiolus, 81. 530 W. ; Oak. ; ' 01)0 lots of LUMBES "at'PAUlO'S. '? ! 1 2' '"'d ?15. : FOll SALE Thoroughbred Toy Boston bull pup. Phone .'ifiil. FOR SAI.K l.ate Buke pie then i ries, M. Curtis. Phone SFi. ' FOR SALE'eam,.' harness and wagon. Inquire J. A. . Hewitt. Phone 2(iFt. RAMS FOR-SALE lTeiistercd Shropshire's. Mrs. W. E. Slaf ford.J0Ul Mill St., Eugene, Ore. FOIt SALE bile regisTore'J Hamp shire' and One ' Itambouilet ram. E. M. Mathis. Phone. 3F4. FOIt SALE Poland China . sow and six pigs. On Wilbur-Garden Valley road, 2i miles front Wil bur. il,VV..Mlllei FOR SALE Saddle".holso' igoml condition, $35; also baled vetch uud out hay, $14 per ton. Louie Kggleton, Oakland, Ore. - . ; FOR-SA E.L Orid -GUI bransen play er piano just like new. This pi ; ano has . been used very . little and will be sold 'at "a" real bar- . gain , price. It interested write P. O. Box 141, Yoncnllu, Ore. GIIIL wants housework. Address "Work,'' care News-Review, WANTED Turkeys, largo or sniall. lloyer Bros. Phone 14-F14. WANTED Men's washing, barber towels, etc. Called for and de livered. C. A. Sporer, 427 S. Pine. FOUND 7 , FOUND A : bicycle.; Owner can have same by proving property and paying for ad. Gait at 'ltiver Yiew. Ser. Sta. It. R. 1, Box 130. MISCELLANEOUS O , ?5 REWARD for cameo pin. Val uable as keepsake. Return to 11121 North Jackson. CITY AND FARM LOANS. BONOS BOUGHT AND SOLD. RICE & RICE, Licensed Bond Brokers. FOR SALS. CHKAP ' ' 200 acres 1 mile from county road, 3i mites from Wilbur. About one-half cleared, balunce good timber, 1. 10- acros; tillable. good place to ruise turkeys, UAH UWNtltt Dout lorget to call 563 when in lined of auto parts. Sarff's Autu Wrecking House. WILL TRADEPLTght-six automo-bile,- in good' running orde:', for pack aud saddle horseB. Pbo;ie , 389 or write P. O. box Mi. COOPERATION IN FIRE PREVENTION IS APPRECIATED All excellent example of coop&ra- lilori hi fire pi-evontion-on the part Koats ana sheoD -Stored-"ofloeI inhabltaitta was given In Ja?n,?Zl.Xel?t SP' Umpqua district Friday, springs. The price is so cheap I """ 1 thnt It will BiirnHuo vnii InnnfrB I J UJ' -3V'-- . for mm FOR RENT Furnished 2-room apartment with kitchenette. 4'1$ Pitzer. at Tiirnnr't Sorvirn 4lulinn Wit- Late in 1,le cveni"S 3ae ITuicll our, uio. i Tner couUry noticed a small lila.n aovneo iti.ftnnivmt ftnm lilw place, tiii'ee miius of jnore away. As It ivas in rin tmiuhabited sec tion he Immediately phoned Ao Isa dore Rondeau who quickly got In touch with the district ranger's office. In the meantime Mr. Hutchison got out his field glasses and alter closojy jsludying tho--fire,, decided it was a canipfira. Through hives-, ligation it was determined that a party of blackberry pickers were in that part of the country and that this was their camp! ire. Close cooperation of this kind warms the cockles of the hearts of the fire prevention forces. A warning of tiiis kind gives tho rangers an opportunity to investi gate and if necessary put out small ' fires the lookouts may nut be able to see. I'UR UiiNT Furnished modern apartment, close in. '221 W. Line Kt. RENT Furnished S. 2-room Jackson, or FOR apt. Call 311 phone 48-L. FOR HJ3NT Apartments with electric ranges and garages. . Close In. Inquire at 329 Cliad wick street. FOR RENT 5-room apartment on ground floor, partly furnished, ut Iiu WPur T.tiiin otvpfii limit rirt- son able. - 3-room apartment at 117 West Lane street Unfurnished. Rent 4- . very reasonable, f G. W. YOUNG & SON, 116 Cass t: .5 Street. Phone 417. v - ' ' w WANTED WANTED AT ONCE The best automobile salesman In Roe burg. , - A Portland distributor handling a famous line of eights and Bixes has an opportunity tor you to make $10,000 a year widi hardly Htiy investment. Wu handle trades, finance paper, etc. Ymt must be honest,, must show1 character reference, and must be a respected citizen In your community. Addiws "T. C." care News-Review. g New Rugs and - New Curtains They are finished just like new. It's just .like having p new ones every, time you sj tclean them. Rugs are resized and refinisbed. ' Eat barbecue sandwiches .and Ive forever. Brand's Road Stand. NORTHERN SHIP AGROUND ( AssoHfilciJ Prow leaned Wire) VICTORIA, R. C, July 30. Running a k round in a den?e fog, tho Pacific Coast Kleaniship vom pnny's vessel, Admiral Watson is ashore off Ivory Island, itear Prince Rupert, Jt. C, the (ioiiKiih's wireless station was advised today. A wireless message said tho pas sengers and crew had hft the ves- ; sel. Three vessels have gone to aid. . RAIL HEARING SET . . (AwfifJiii.fi jtM Lr-aKtl Win-) WASHINGTON, July HO Hear ings on the proposal to consoli date the Great Northern and North ern PaHffe railroads will begin at Minneapolis, October S, before Finance director Mabaffie of the Interstate Commerce Commission. Notices ti all the railroads and the etale concerned with the pro ject wpre given today by ihe commission. I S ' K ! K Kat bnrbecue sndwlchc3 and live forever. Brand's Road Stand. TELEPHONE WIRE WINS BATTLE WITH DEER HORNS Phone 277 Our Auto Will Call. RI.lCTIQirWCTTV.'IiCWm . niatcd that the horns had ihe.e for io years or more. Chas. S. McElhinnxj "The Widow's Friend" j Oregon Life . f hnrprt I'rfM t-1151 V!ri) PENDLETON, Ore., July 30. Evidence of a grfm struggle for freedom was displayed here Irs! night by Harold Oohyns, aslslant predatory animal inspector, who paused thru on his way to Port land. He displayed a set of deer horns entwined in telephone wire which had been wrup;cd amund a pine shrub in the area of the north, fork of ihe John Hay river. There was about six miles of wire attached (o the horns, when the inapeftor found them. H e.ftl- been PATRONIZE NEWS-REVIEW ADVERTISERS him of the danger, Prentiss is a recluse aiid a forbidding man, as well as an enemy of Elise's and Bhe suspects him of some knowlege of , the conspiracy against her. Nevertheless, she agrees that It is their duty to warn him. Vilak learns that the flood warning was a ruse to get Pren tiss out of 'his house ami so in forms him. The party is besieged village. Thus having made sure that they would not be-left' o e mercy of some strange bca$t, he gave the order to proceed.- - Several times in the at ternoon, Nunnally nouceu - nun wneei rmma ana glance quickly up' when ihre was -gone without any men. They've uu uu'in. i vo uegun io uuuu nue- ual . ,.,m, .-l.t,,,. onihem. I vo begun to think late- Suddpnly ht commenced speeding , J , lv?t "VC0U thftt -toward the land, takins great they might bo working for our piunsijm Btop8 through the water friends ahead nd ' came withwhl mfm tQ , Wttlfl us just for that reason. Though jTlw ttllllllo saw Wm; began lo ruH, I in not at all sure, s ; ; swiftly Vilak caught up with him. . j-The guide, too, has been -do-j The Dther whoeledj struck virions veiopim? uunie raiher queer hft-,ly with his knife. P-ul V;ilak was hits, ychwartz said these fellows too quick. In nn Instant he lay ou were bad, but 1 didn't believe they the ground, whimpering with twin could by as bad as they've prov-fas VUak's steely fingers dug into .i ixu-iuimy woum ramer Jiaveihls Ilesn, slight crackle or -rustic Ju .the black mat of vegetation hiding the sky. Calamity, once It had showed its ugly head, began to strike repeat- been absolutely useless. Worse than useless. A lot of my energy that I could be devoting to some thing else I have to expend in saw that -watching so Hint they don't get a, bleeding The old man had followed at a curt command from his friend, -He noticed that the wafer at the river's edge was tinged with red; the albinos finger was profusely. "What's ; ha have plants as iow a g 3.75.JUv Let us figure your g needs. S mm needs See U Firt -We Can Save You Money FARM BUREAU I COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE 1 AGENTS FOR M Roseburg FAIRBANKS MORSE & CO. Oakland Now Located at Washington Street and S. F. Track3. ia in a small stone tower next todiy. 'Hie next night they were iirood chance to nut a knife into our 1 done? ir done?" he stammered. L'renllss- house, by nrnieu attaca- compelled to pilch camp fn the'""- - : v - ; . Vllak did not answer, but tun ers. Vilak finally disperses them j midst of a huso swamp, where! The inH, siill contimthiK ' un- tinned that he wanted a stout. by dynamiting a dam ana causing (great stretches ot enormous reeds , broken anl always to the west, for rope-like liana hanging from a near- aiternaieu witn paicnes ot gigantic ! tne tirst part of tho next morning I Pecova tree, minnaiiy cm water-lilies, beautiful - with brll-jled thein through a sea ot green section of It free. Vllak bound It se liant but unwholesome coioriug-land dun-colored thistles, each cov- curely aliout his captive's quiver The following morning Schwartz,, cred with' fire anfs which stung i"K limbs. "I'd bo justified if 1 Wilson, and one of tho half-breeds vigorously when the travelers un- hung you for this," he granted, were helpless with lever, and after wittingly brushed against them, j To be Continued) a vain, atenipt to carry them with i Once they passed ah open spol 1 ' ' , ' ' Ihe -expedition, baa to bo left bo-llwhero a number of ctaarot stubs' Vilak has frustrated ; cunning at- bind In the care of natives w-.ho.like thoBe they had seen some days tempt on hl life, which Is explain- would takp, them back to Bagar- before lay on the ground. Vllak undi's. Jlore iiieirwore lost a day stooped and picked up several. The or two later When two Indians, wltoUobacco was rolled in small printed had gone off on the pretext of j squares of paper "which werD the senrciung lor some nernes wneu. cnecKing forms used in too ware- real flood. When the water re cedes .they dlicover Prentiss has gone. . , ' The next day, Tinky, Ellso's lit tle nephew, , la stolen, Tho trail leads into tho. jungle. A native re ports Prentiss has been seen with a baby. Vilak makes preparations for n long pursuit, and with na tive trackers .they take up the trail.. They come upon a .. tribe which has never seen white men. NOW BEGIN THE STORY CHAPTER XXXVI The caravan set out tho next the expedition was halted at noon,; j failed to.rc.lurn. ; From their ae-jwli ed m the next chaptsr.'. KLAMATH DRUBS MEOFORO (Awoclated Preu LiMd Wire.) MEDFOMn, Ore., Aug. 1. Klam ath Falls defeated Medford ii to 2 bouses on. Kiise's far.enda and IliHi IJiimv Vntta tit-n .!1 tl. clutclitiiK the box of -matches tight; lions a few hours previous), .Vilak Jotiier. foremen, generally carried in 'estenluy. ihe locals wore held to against Ills breast,-sadly hade them j was certain -they had deserted, i : his pocket. , two hits by Henion, and Modfortl goodny. "You net'er come, liack.;'! i Tho losses necessitated a read- At dusk they camped on tho ' m,tf.ioW mot s '"".."J he murmured. "Devil gods on red. jiistment of the caravan; some ot! shore ot. another rlveV, wide, clear, ijf. nms; , F'j5"' I mountain kill you. ' Killsnre. Hi t-j the mules and the canoes which attractive. Vilak and the old maul , '. ., ualel!H , BWuck out ter, much better, come and live had proved an onerous aud practi-j decided to lake advantage of the)1 e- hcol'o: with nngaruudi. Me, liagarundl,! cally useless burden were abnti-1 few remainlns minutes of daylight j uianmtl t Falls 12 17 2 The travelers saw him watching ed its camp on a low, wooded ridgev to n .grassy stmt1 a few,, hundred until 'the, thicket blotted him from Klisc and Vilak silently played Can-j yards above the camp. They strip view. ' ' ' :' 1 ' ' i field by the light of the flckerlng;ped. Vllak peered Into the depths Up to this lime' they proceeded lire. , ; ' ' ' j of tho shining water, then satis without' accident.' 'But' they had.i . - The old man, who in the unpack- lied :that no piranhas wore about ueeu out ui , i.itKu: u.uii iui tw'J iniiit;.-.. n nuirtii 111 iii.tui.. tL vile uiuiuem, siepitee in, i Aftor July 28 1927 we ihe nn- tlemeni, only tliree or four hours , about to be thrown. awRy and un-j "We're taking chances, N'anny,'' j flerslgnod will pay no debts con' when they met disaster.' ' 1 i iter a sudden impulse, had thrust it '-he said to his companion as they .trneted hv nnvmm nihoi. mi , They had reached nnqlhqr rlVtr j Into , his , pocket, now drew, It out waded out toward the middle solves" ml"ml oiner tnan our lined on both sides by low cliffs of ' am! aftor couHidorable ' hesitation j where the water was deeper and ' JAMES rOOFKTi the , 'interminable rod voleanioj put It into-hiB month and began to j the bottom fitted with smooth! HAKJUBT I 'COOPER ' ' rocks. Paulos and one of . flip In--piny. He ceased after a few piaiti-t w-liilciiezKles. There Isn't one of Wilbur firegon fCONQMYf Oust Name Points the Way T to Better Food Values ' Fresh etek prompt service. You can always find it at !: ECONOMY GROCERY : "The Store That Serves You Best" 'j 344 N. Jackson St. Phone 63 ; .. to, 1-. Johnson mm-. this Car ditto nit ... MMuaiy ( Medford' 2 2 9 Rutlcries: Henion and Peterson; Galorla aud Reed. i : . NOTICE , ! ' Motat yBadlalor t) vHeur Axle " ft IvTrantmifctl-in yUghllni? vlfinition vTirtt vUphoUtery vTop Star Sedan, 1924 model $158 Star Touring,' 1923 model Ford Coupe,; 1923 model Ford. Touring, 1924 model ... Ford Ton Truck, good order . 73 ISii 125 9S These prices are for quick tale. i. .- p ? , .can be arranged. Easy - terms HANSEN CHEVROLET CO. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES ';',:' S'Too Bad, Ferdyl 1 ;i i" ?r Bv Marti " . . 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