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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1927.
SEVEN
Repolished Floors
Add greatly to the appearance of your home, ancl lend
to cheer and refinement. - '
This week we are offering a special price on Johnson's S
Prepared Liquid Wax Floor Polish, including
Quart of Liquid Wax Polish.
On Weighted Brush.
One Lambs Wool Mop and
Instruction Book, value $6.65. ,
Special This Week $5
CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO.
The Winchester Store.
If You Want a Classy Airplane, Just
Build This Twin-Motored Model
FUSELAGE OH FRAME 3 - '1' ' " ,
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PARAGRAPHS
OF INTEREST
TO FARMERS
TRY IT!
CLASSIFIED SECTION
ALL NEW ADS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAGE
FOR SALE
FOR SALE A small business. Iu
quire at 618 Winchester St,
FOR SALE Saddle pony. Or trade
for cow. 1444 Harrison St
FOR SALE Rich mixture "oats
and vetch, seed. 3c . lb. Claude
Parkhurst, Melrose.
25 GOODbreedlng" ewes, also 90
ewe lambs. Phone 295-J or ad
dress Box 1032, Roseburg: -
BAMS " FORSALEReglstered
: Shropshires. Mrs. W. E. Stal
ford, 1001 Mill St., Eugene, Ore.
FOR SALE Sheep, registered
Shropshire yearling Jams. Geo.
H. Chenoweth, one mile east of
Oakland, Ore.
FOR SALE 1 bay gelding, 5 years.
old, weight about 1250- lbs.,
sound and kind. Price 50. F. A.
Stewart, 4F3. -
, cans, 125c; , No. 2 cans, 10c.
Sweet peppers, 10c lb., cucum
; bers, 3c lb. These prices good all
' week. Fresh tomatoes every day
at market prices. We start can
ning Monday. S. Saulsberry, Myr-
lie Creek, Ore.
FOR RENT
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FOR KENT Well furnished
Ground floor. 331 S. Main.
apt.
FOR RENT Modern 4-rooni fur-
nished apt... garage.. 428. Pltzer.
FOR RUNT 5-room modern fur
nished residence, close in. 556-R.
FOR RENT Modern furnished
. apartment, close in. 221 W. Lane.
FOR "RENT Unfurnished five
room corner house, with garage.
Call at Hohl's Garage.
FTjRNfSlfEDhbuse "for rent, close
in. Phone 649, ask for Mrs.
Chambers. J
FOR- RENT Two-raom furnished
home, $7 per mouth. See elevator
man, at Perkins building.
FOR RENT 5-room furulBhod
modern house. Wood and gas
ranges. Call at 544 S. Pine.
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WANTED
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EWES WANTED Oscar Weeks,
Ruckles, Ore.
green
WANTED Pickers for
prunes. Phone 18F23.
PRUNE PICKERS WANTED
Wm. Weaver, Myrtle Creek, Ore.
WANT To- buyseconf hand "wagon,
2'i or 3-inch. J. B. Smith, Ruckles,
Ore. - : ,
WANTED Office position by girl
with experience. Write "Box 25,"
News-Review office. -
W A NT 13 DAT ONCE Prune pick
crs. Come to Frank ' Hahn's, one
mile east of Dlxonvflle,
WANTED Manure spreader, iu
: good condition. Douglas Park
, ' Stock Ranch, SuUvtrlin. Phono
JJ.
WANTED Pickers for green
prunes; pay 15 cts. box. Perry
Bond, Glide. Phono 36F11.
WANTED Housokoopor a"t 'it mi
calla, from Sept. 1 to June 1. For
particulars write P. O. Box 283,
Myrtle Point, Ore.
WANTED--Ten or more acres
. suitable for poultry. In reply
please state all particulars,
price, terms, etc. Address "P.
W. L.," care of News-Review.
WANTED Hatching eiSs from
heavy breeds. Rocks, Red mid
Jersey Giants. Roseburg Poultry
Market 601 North Jackson.
Phone 279.
EXCEPTIONAL contract offered
to good man to represent us In
Roseburg territory. General Sav
ings & Loan Association. A mu
tual Vt'o association. Eugene, Oregon.
yrv& your, gujth e s
.A CHANCE TO WtAR. .
1 VitUUTRCfsTtM FAIR! i
Give your clothes a chance for
.- their life. It is quite natural that
, . your garments should spend some
time In the laundry, but you your
self should take the wear out of
them. Our system allows you to. .
Y Roseburg Steam Laundry
'""' Rostburg, Ore, Phone 70
LOST
LOST-Sunday at Tonmilo bridge,
dark gray army blanket. Reward.
Finder please return to News
Review. MISCELLANEOUS I
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CHICKEN HOUSE plan books
FREE at Pages'.
NASH car to trade for wood,
quire 246 S. Parrott.
In-
CITY AND FARM LOANS. BONUS
BOUGHT AND SOLD. RICE
RICE, Licensed Bond Brokers.
CAR OWNER Don't lorget to
, call 653 when In need ot auto
parts. Sarft's Auto Wrecking
House. . '
LEGIONNAIRES ARE
ANXIOUS TO GIVE
TUNNEY WELCOME
CHICAGO, Aug. 23. The Ameri
can. Legion, department of Illinois,
ia anxious to give Gene Tunney a
record-breaking welcome. State
Commander Ferre C. WatUins
wrote the champion today.
"Pick lie time and place," Wat
kins wr,l.e, "when the 70,000 le
gionnaires in Illinois can show the
pride we have in the fact that you
belong to us, wore -the same uni
form and have a service record
that -pleases all of us." 5 '
The marine post ot ' Chicago,
with 400 former comrades of Tun
ney, would have charge of the -oh
ficial veterans -reception - to ; tno
champion, if he accepts tho invi
tation. "We are anxious, here in Chica
go." wrote Watltins, "with nearly
30,000 members of the American
Legion," for you to set aside aa
evening before the fight so we can
formally tender you an official te
ception. Wo are anxious to have
you come to- Chicago feelini; that
the heart of the legion welcomes
you and that its members -want -a
chance to Bhow you' that the--com
radeshlp of ten yeara ago is still
kept alive." ,
STOP! LOOK! LISTEN!
First success in a real washing
machine. You have only to see
It demonstrated to be convinced
of its true merit. Washes all
garments without the use of rub
board. ' .
Washer, wringer and stand com
plete $35.00.
A clean business . chance for
making money. A good invest
ment for, anyone wishing a pro
fitable business.
R. O. Cunningham
947 Cobb St.
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EDITOU'S NOTE; This is the
aixm at a amies ui urlicles lelhng
uuw lo buttd mouei airpitiucs. iJte
viout ai times nuvQ lota bow to
Uuuu a gnuer aud siugte motoreu
U actor uiouul, in 'ftuuuion lo ex
plaining how to mako propeilors
aud ouier Itttings o( tno pmne.
Tne tmormatiuu iu liiesu articles
wits ouiauieU 110m the 1'iaygrouuJ
and Recreation asaociauou ol
America.
One motor was enough for Col
onel Lindbergh in his tught across
the ocean, uut Ouiuumiuier Uyvd
aud his iluee associates who tiew.
across in a giant Kokker relied on
three motors.
Previous articles have told you
how to build a Lindbergh inolel
and now complete instructions for
building a model with two motors
will be given you. This model la
called a twin-pusher, because two
propellers, located on the rear,
push it through tho air. Because
this model is more complicated
'than the others described la pre
vious articles, the instructions will
be given In two articles.-
Today you are told how to con
struct the fuselage and the mo
tors. Tomorrow we shall build
the wings and elevator and assem
ble the plane for you. .
The following materhil Is need
ed for the fuselage or frame, and
he motors:
Fuselage or Frame
,' 2 pieces balsa or pine, 36" x j"
x 3-32" for longitudinals.
2 plecos bamboo 9i" x 3-32" x
1-32" for rear X bace.
2 pieces bamfcoo 7i" x 3-32" x
1-32" for middle X brace.
2 pieces bamboo 5ii" x
1-64" for iront a brace,
1 piece bamboo li"
1-64" for front brace.
2 nail bearings for propellora. ,
6 cans or rubber guides.
1 nose hook. 1
Motors '
2 propellora 71" in diameter 1"
wide, thick.
;.2 shafts, plain.
2 "S" hooks, safety.
4 No. 16 washers.
24 feet of rubber, I" flat Ihvoad.
Construction! of the Fuselage
Always in the construction or a
wedge-shaped or "A" .frame the
best procedure ;Jb,' to. Jtty.-jmi-thp.
shape of -tho frame full size on a
large pleco of papeivanrt lay the'
material directly ovor this plan
while putting it together. This in-!
sures correct placement aud truuj
uoiuiiructiou. (
Having uono this, cut, the front
of the two longitudinals into &!
wedge shape and ambroUr them to
geiher. Thu wedges should Have
such slant that the rear ends will
be 7 A" upart, as shown,.. Next hlud
the nose hook fn place. All of tho
fittings such as noso, hook, cans,
etc., were described hi dotal! in U&
fourth article of a hi" series..
Next insert tho braces In their
proper places as shown on the t
plan. These are fastened by sliarp:
cning their ends to a flat chisel
like point and pushing these points
m to the side of the longitudinals,
nnd ambrpldlng In placo. The
braces should be inserted ftegitt
ning at the apex and continuing
toward the rear." When all are in.
line up the luselage and make sure
that the sides are straight'. .
' Trim off any portiou pf the
braces whlrh may protfude through
the longitudinals and proceed to
attach-the cans aud bearings in
iheir proper places. This frame
can be somewhat strengthened by
piiinUiiK it willi "liope'' or buiutua
Oil. .
Motors
'The propellora are-cut to tho
plan and protlle shown as explain
ed in artiolo on propellers. When
finished the shafts are inserted,
aud passed, through the nail bear
ings using tho washers for re
ducing friction. Tho rubber
duclng friction. The rubber thread
1r divided into two equal lengths,
and. ericu of these looped Into four
strands, each 36" long. An "S'
book is fastened in each hank and
the rubber Is pa sued through the
cans and attached to the propel
lors, the "S" hoolc behws fastened
to tho nose hook. ? ; , ,
Tho propellora avo placed at the
points of the fuselAge marked "A"
and "B" In the drawing above.
Tomorrow: The wings, the ele
vator and the assembly of the
plane. - -
1-32"
3-32"
PREACHER OR BOXER?
It's the Big Question in ' the Life of Billy La Mance,
Son of Illinois Preacher.
An . uuknown - immigrant, de
cades age the soy-bean has wou
a recognized place ih the cropping
system of American tanners. In
1917 less than 600,000 acres were
devoted to soy-beans, whereaji now
uuurly 10,000,000 bushels of seed
and 1,300,000 tons of hay we pro
duced annually on niote thuu 2,500,
000 acres. Although the Increase
In acreage has beun general over
the eastern half ot the United
States the most marked Increases i
have been In the ooru belt and a
few of the - soulhoru states. The
soy-bean, can bo grown success
fully In any climate sultablo to
corn or cotton. Its principal uses
are for bay, pasture, silage grain,
oil and oil meal, aud human food.
The per capita consumption of
wheat Hour in tho- United States
has declined fop the last 40 yours.
Slilcu 1019 it had been approxi
mately -1.25 buuhuls per person.
The principal reasons lor tho de
cline are the drift of population, to
the citlds, increased average pur
chasing power, the rise in com
mercial bread-making induntry, and
the poBsiblyontlnulng effect of
war-time . restrictions On wheat
consumption.
Eradication of tall larkspur, a
western, range plant poisonous to
livestock, hus passed beyond the
experimental stage. Over a period
, WE BELIEVE IN OUR FEED .
We will back our belief with our money.
Come in and ask about our guaranteed
trial offer.
See Us First We Can Save You Money
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
' i , . AGENTS FOR ; -Roseburg
FAIRBANKS MORSE & CO. Oakland
Now Located at Washington Street and 6.' P, Tracks.
HKHiM
tho Important sights of lntorost.
However, ns has been announced,
Uie trip has been designed so
changes may bo made to suit the
president's fancy. .,.,,1
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids will be received by
the Board ot Directors ot School
District No. 21 ot Donelas Couuty.
of several years larkBPur hus been I Oregon, at school building at Cum-
eradicated from a tatal ot 7,200 1 as valley, Oregon, on soptomoer
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EDDIE SPEER, REV. LA MANCE AND BILLY LA MANCE
Shall Rev. William M. La Mance, oMthodist evangelist of Mt. Ver
non, III., make of his son, Billy, a boxer or a preacher? The fight
racket has Billy for the present aa Billy, Centre College student and
A. A. U. light heavyweight champion of the Ohio Valley Conference,
Trains for fights this month. Riv. La Mance has been In Billy's corner
at every fight, and Is- now using Eddlo Spoer, a middleweight, to get
Billy In shape for his fights. ' , . -
acres in the National Forests at an
average cost or less than SS.50 her
acre. An additional 8,300 acres
where larkspur occurrod in small
quantities was clared at about 20
cents per acre. The estlmuted an
nual reduction in. the loss of live
stock as a result of this work has
been over 965,000. The most prac
tical means of eradication has
boon found to be that of grubbing
with a specially constructed, long
blade mattock.
Government experiment lias,
found inoderute for.tillation more
profitable tor alfulfa than, heavy
use of fertilizer. Tho average
yield of air-dry hay from u plot
which rocelved no manuru wob 3.7 1
tons .per acre; that from plots
which received manure six years
at the rate of 8 tons per aero was
5.07 tons; nnd that from plots
which received manure six yuars
at tho rate ot 32 tons per acre was
0.10 tons.' "i.
Corresponding porcentngos of liv
Crease; -the . experiment sbowH,
were higher ' where .tiiauuro was
used at the rate ot 8 tons pur acre.
FIRE AT MYRTLE CREEK
A small, fire about 5 miles east
of Myrtle Creek was reported to
day by H. Q.'Urown, of the Doug
las Flro Patrol. Tho fire now cov
ers about 80 acroB. A largo crow
of 'fire fighters has been sent out
and It Is bolicved that the flro
can bo kept under control.
1, 1027, at seven o'olock p. m. for
the construction ot a new school
building for said Sohool District
No. 21, according to plans aud
specifications prepnrod by F. Mali
son White, architect, - Slferlock
Building, Portland, Oregon, . , -
Bids to cover all labor and material-
for the general work of the
building separately from-plumblni
and 'vesting, and' plumbing and
heating to be included lh soparate
bids.-1' -.-..- H - . ' -I-
. No bid will be considered unless
accompanied by cash, or bidder's
bond or certified check In favor ot
George H. Truemnn, chairman, for
an amount equal to at least ton
per -cent of the amount bid, said
sum to be forfeited Iu caso of fail
ure to enter Into contract and suf
ficient bond- on- the part of any
bidder whose bid Is acoopted. Tho
successful bidder will be required
toi furnish an approved surotv com
pany bond In the nmouut of titty
per cent of tne contract price, to
Insure faithful performance ot the
work and paymont for ail labor and
material, said bond to cover details
mentioned in the specifications.
Plana and specifications may be
obtained at the office of tne Archi
tect,. 448 Sherlock Building, Port
lands Oregon, or from It. J. mill
ion, School Clerk, CamaB Valley,
Oregon.
A deposit: .'ot! ,' Twenty-Five
,($25.00) Dollars :." will Tto tooulrad
of each bidder to Insure proper
enro and prompt return of draw
ings and specifications. '
The right Is reserved to .roject
any or all bids. . -
By order of the School Board ot
School District No. 21.
R. J. DTJNTON,
1 Clerk ot Bald District.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Scaled bids will be rocelved by -tho
Board of Directors of School
District No. 123 at the school build
ing at Itlversdale, Oregon, on Au
gust 27, 1927, nt seven o'clock P.
M., for the construction of a new
school building for suld school Dis
trict No. 123 according to plans
and specifications.
Bids to cover all labor and ma
terial for Uie general work of the
building. i
No bid will lie considored unless
accompanied by oash, or bidder's
band or certified check In favor ot
1. Fv Bonebrake, chairman, for an
amount equal to at least ten per
cent of the amount bid, said sum
lo be forfeited in case ot failure to
enter into- contract and sutfinieut
bond on the. part of any bidder
whose, bid is accepted. The suc
cessful bidder will be required to
furnish an approved bond In the
sum ot 100 per cent ot the contract
price, to Insure faithful perform
ance ot the work and payment for
all labor and material, said bond
to cover details mentioned In the
specifications,
Plans and specifications may be
obtained at the of flcj, of L. W,
Metsger, Roseburg, - Oregon, ol
Mrs. C. J. Bjerg's residence, Routs
2, Roseburg, Oregon (Rlversdnlo).
A deposit of Five ($5.00) dollars
will be required ot aoh bidder to
Insure proper care and a, prompt
return of drawings and- specifics,
Hons,
The right Is roserved to reject
any or all bids. ; -
By order of the school boardi ol
Schpol piBt, No. 123. '
-' - - MRS. C. J. BJERO,
Clerk of said District.
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