ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 31. 1 927.
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I.KIHMtI.I.I.T.T.T.T.T.T.I.WtI.IOT.T.Tg3B.
and other Wheel Goods
now at
BIG REDUCTIONS
See our Window er.d you will be convinced.
CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO.
The Winchester Store.
CLASSIFIED SECTION
ALL NEW ADS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAGE
FOR SALE
FOR SALE l'lano, reasonable.
Phono 5li(i-K.
,CLKAN oats and votch for sale. $.
11. Kurtz, Dlxonvllle.
FOR SALE Fat hens and fryers,
dressed. Phono 370-1.
FOR- SALE Oho gas heator and
plpa. Bell Sister's Bldg. -.- ,
FOR SALE Corrldale "ouc-.ts, 15.
.- Phone UFSi, L. E. Glllam.
FOR SALE Choice groy seed
oats. Mrs. Ada J. Deun, Camas
Valley, Oregon
FOR SALE 80. ewes, reasonable,
herd broke. C. Ar McNubu, Uiuu
quu, Ore.
' FOR SALEIahogunydHl7ig
room table, range and heater.
i MlJKm-!1? ,St. ,. , , .
FOR SALE Angora bucks from
non-shedding sires. Walter' G.
Paul, S. Deer Creek.' . .
FOR SALE Ford truck cheap.
Will also trado for Jersey cows.
Rox 416, "oncalla. Ore.
iKXCtfour--secoTifl- "hand
heating stoves and pipe for sale
, '.cltenp. Bell Bister's Bldg.
I- HORSR tor sale 9 rs.Jqld, gentle,
i Inquire B. F. BiQWir, 1 mile this
slde'ofjjlido. P. jO, 'Dlnonvllle.
rXjljJii!KTA- poacnes' how jreauy lur
r 'canning. Ono" ; mile i West from
iWihston school h"ouso R. C.
'" Burke. '' '.. 1 i , ' ' , r - '
FOR SALE 11 saddle -horses and
one work team at McNablvplace.
in Oakland. Harry Bernard, Oak-
' laud) Ore.- '.til i
FOR" SALE 5 sows and of 10
-ligsi I'hone 1(0F82 or 12F1I or
5 ' Write Afrs- H- O. Hastings, Rt. 2,
Roseburg.
1 FOR SALE My crop ot Petite
' 1 prunes and a few bushels itnh
' " '.'fins, cheap, "Mrs. John 'Belts, ooU
. ' 1 N '.' Pine St. ' - ' ' '
WILL ,TAKE liberal discount on
$1200 stock of general merchau-
disc if t.akeu at once. Address
X.' V. Z.i care News-Rovlcw. '
FOR SALE Angora bucks, year-
'lings, and one three-year-old, al-
t jso ten; docs, all registered .stock.:
J. 1. Chapman, Wilbur, Ore.
COME aud get those flue ripe wa
termelons, cantaloupes and to
matoes, they are cheaper today.
At the new stand, D. Coon, DU-
lard, Ore.
FOR SALE or, trade tor any Kind
of truck, gray team, sound and
true; 1 silo; 1 ensilage cutter; 1
6 h. p. engine; 1 milking ma-
chine. C. K Banning, Dixonvillo.
FOR S ALE Cheatseoilfj 1.75 "per
cwt. Gray oats G5c- per bu. Also
O. I. C. Pigs 2 mos. old, $5 and
SB apiece. Roy's Farm, 4 ml.
South Myrtle Creek.
FOR SALE Purple vetch with a
light mixture of oats aud barley.
He and 3c per lb. Also oats aud
vetch hay. baled. W. A. Bogard,
Grand Hotel Bldg. Phouo303.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Garage
With stock and equipment, doing
a nice business iu a dairy and
farming center. Good locution iu
Willametto valley towu. Box 73.
Sclo, Ore.
FOR SALE Sweet corn, apples
and tomntoes. Phono Star Dairy,
40F3. We also have lots of milk
and cream. We start delivering
ut six in the morning ut 5:30 in
tiio evening.
FORSALE On
the ground, 33
laurel blockwood
tier oak and
ut 1.50 per tier. 21 tier oak and
laurel stove wood at 2 per tier.
(i. W. Flnley, 15 miles north of
Looking Glass.
CANNED TOMATOES No. 21
cans, 12c; No. 2 cans, 10c.
Sweet peppers, 10c lb., cucum-'g
bors, 3c lb. These prices good all
wook. Fresh tomatoes every day
at market prices. Wo start can -
Ming Monday. S. Saulsbcrry, Myr-jfv
tie Creek. Ore.
FOR SALE lllO-acre Hull ami
ahecp ranch 3 miles east of Myr-
tie Creek, on soutn Myrtle roau.
If you want a home go look at It
aud make me an offer. Small
payment down, balance easy
terms. Harvey C. Hill, Wanipa,
Idaho, Rt. 2.
SALE OR TRAUii 7 h. p. gas en-
glue, mounted on trucks, 36 In. !
swing cut-off, mamlruh. pulleys,
belting complete. Also Wlllo j
ilru mw pfiniiilete. Sil reason- ;
able or trado for good car. Max
Stewart, Dixouville, Ore. Phone I
Kite i?prvT i
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FOR RENT Rooms with board
desired. 132 N. Stephens.
VOR RENT Steam heated rooms.,
ui'-itairs Ik'il Sistti's lildg.
WAGONS
COASTERS
SCOOTERS
for the children, on sale
FOR RENT Well furnished
Ground floor. 331 S. Main.
FOR RENT Apartments, new,
modern, close iu. Call 645-J.:
FOR RENT Furnished modern
apartment, close in. 221 W. Lano.
FOR RENT-J-5-robm turuished
modern house. Wood and gas
ranges. Call at 644 S. 'Pine.'
FOR RHNT Apartmouls with
electric ranges and garages
Close in. Inquire ut 329 Chail
vlck street.
FOR '"RENT Modern, furnished
apartments, close to Junior high
school and suitable tor students.
. Reasonable rates. Star Rooming
House. 327 West Douglas. -
FOR'RENT Tlireo "completely finj
utshed rooms on ground floor, hot
and cold water, electric lights,
and fuol furnished, also garage.
231 East Lane street. Rout rea
sonable. G. W. Young & Son, 11G
Cass street. Phone 417.
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WANTED
WANTED Woman to do i house-
-work on farm. Phono 17-Fll. t
WANTED Three ' prune ! pickers.
. Address C. W. Hess, Riddle, Ore.
LADYwould like position houso-
keeping.-Call or; write 326 W.
Cass St. . ' .. . , ' !
WANTED Prune pickers to be-
gin about Sept., 7th. Cabins and
wood furnished. .Phono 36F2, Roy
: Bond, Glide, Ore. . ; '
"WANT13D Married man on ranch.
Steady 'plkce for reliable ! party.
Oregoniau preferred. A. V. 'New
port, Dlxonvllle, Ore ' '
WANTED Manure spreader, Ta
good condition. Douglas Park
Stock Ranch, SuiMrlin: Phone
i-j: '
WANTED Hatching eggs from
' heavy breeds, ' Rocks, Reds and
Jersey Giants. Roseburg Poultry
Market. 001'. North Jackson.
Phone 270.. ' '
WANTED Six . salesmen Willi
cars, for Douglas county to work
out of 'Roseburg. Address letters
to W. E. Walker, - care- Hotel
, Umpqua. Also bo ready for in
terview Tuesday eve., 7:30 p. m.
Sept. Gtli, 1927. Attractive propo
sition, "
FOUND
FOUND Good felt hat, was found
In Camas Valley. Owner caf.l at
News-Review office, describe the
hat and pay for this adv.
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MISCELLANEOUS
CITY AND FARM LOANS. BONDS
BOUGHT AND SOLD. RICE &
RICE, Licensed Bond Brokers.
CAR OWNER Don't torgot to
call 653 when In need of autn
parts. Sarff's Auto Wrecking
House. '
NOT MUCH DIFFERENCE
"Would your experience confirm
tho popular notion that there is a
sense of honor umong thieves?"
said the visitor to the prison chap
lain. "Well, no. There may bo excep
tions, hut, generally speaking, I
find thieves just about as bud as
other people." Tit-Ilits.
Puro wnolu mllK, and It's pnn
tourlzed. Roseburg Dairy. Phone 186
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to get ready for cchool. Have
ALL their garments clean
and fresh whin the big day
gets here. You'll never know
how good they look till you
have them cleaned.
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MISCELLANEOUS , Taffif ":vm I III m$ IOT m -y j,k tl-JJ,1 - tA.tsv,ce.r.cTr
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NowIstheTime ( I - J '' I I-Y.JM OZSs Y Y H
ourca, Wa iWT MC. MM my mJm
iBrahma Steers
The Baif aloes at Pendleton
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fee 1' & fkm A
' Buffalo at the Pendleton Round-Up buck out of the chute like they
were going to a fire, like this fellow, but lack the .complicated action
and staying power of Brahma cattle.
PENDLETON, Ore., Aug. 30.
When the curtain, rolls ' up ou Sep
tember lourteenth and the bomb
explodes ushering in tho eighteenth
annual Round-Up at Pendleton, the
big crowd is in four four, days of
the doggondest action that ever' a
human, cast his eye on.1 When the
AmeHcnn flag bursts into being
over the grnndstand and bands
cease their blare to give tho an
nouncer a chance to be heard, the
arena becomes a chaos of color
and action; ancHbe big show is on!
The easterner, in the front seat
grabs his hat and goes wild with
excitement trying to do the Impos
sible, and watch twelve things at
onpe. Bucking horses, steers and
buffalo careen madly" around, the
aremui . with .cowboys In, various lu
dicrous positions , on .their . backs.
That, is merely an., appetizer. They
don't ride theso critters with sad
dles. . They .come out of tho chute
with a surcingle or, a rope around
their midriff, and. li cowoy hang
ing, on like, grim doalh. Riding a
horse bareback isn .'.t so tough, . say
the cowboys, but just, try, staying
with i a Brahma stpor or a Jratfalorl i-nooplei while the buffalo, Ibent on adnUtted ou. prpbutioii ou ,a polo
Brahma .-steers, aro a cross ha-fconquorlngi' other .worlds charges I rado certifloatp., , , ,, , , . i .
tweon the. saored Zebu of , ImliaMho nearest man1 on loot. ;
... , 1 II..J. ' tt.rt .'lUnnritl nP' tl.n 1.1,1a 'hn.l
ano a aexas loiiuiiuriij iittunuufi
BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES ""''" .' ;'' - ' Poor Professor ! ' " ' "" " "'. ' .": ,' ' - .": ' : ' ! : t : ' I.' .' By Marti ;
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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS i ; y Honickl By Blower
M FEECKL6S ) mm FEOM.DO A ALEk-I kWOVW W J rWM LIKS SoOR OVO FRIENDS.' s
OTfcs
i rstesp--ss -3nmtr" esi, . ?w
1 SALESMAN $ AM .. - Explained :": '.. : :y- '-' ' By Swan
1 f Wup,!? Hp, wp,o ftrt p,ccv9enr wv He 1 f pll ooTe, -oor 1 r,?,-,. l (nk Oon'-r mech Mo Don't' ")C were Both WcKeo ftT TH'
Outbuck
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to 'the best uulhoi-rilos. But ' tho
cowboy knows from experience.
and 'differs mightily. He claims
that tho Brahma is a cross between
an airplane and the devil, or a
sailing vessel in a rough sea and
a couple of sticks of dynamite or
a shot of Mexican Tequila. Ami
after the steer, gets himself, un
twisted for -the last time, and the
cowboy picks himself up out of the
dust,' the easterner gets his breath
again and fervently ugrees with
the cowboy. . ; -
. After the complicated , folding
aud unfolding of tho Uralimns, tl's
just plain funny to watch a ,buf
falo back! Ho comes rarln1
nut nf
the chute as if he was going to a
fiw nn,i ihon enriiinniv romnmher -
ln. tho ,'iro n,wl Irl.luihnnlr Immn
h,ini- nut hia i-liinr . ilnr-Bii't.
No sir! He keeps right: on going , recent bar examination , wpre ad
just' as far as impetus - and the mlttod (o practice of, law, , , .
r ,, win lnt him. .. Ami. ,Ed8r A. Bourne, of .Fortland,
after- making a sate, if somewhatl
nn..i,,i w.,i. inn.iinir in , lim,i
middle of tlio ground, ho picks inW
sell up to the concerted - ,"hoo -
!0fi some ifortv, , thousand
. i-m m,, o...., .......
everyono Is a kid at' Round-Up
time, JeBse Stnhi rides a bare
back horse backwards. Ami what
a ride ho makes sometime! The
easterner loses his breath agalu,
and grusps with ustonlshment. For
when Jesse isn't coming down to
mart the home, the horse Is com
ing up to meet Jesse i combina
tion that can't go on. So that
dusky getlemen goes off, sliding
gracefully over the horse's Jul to
lnu-1 as best he can.
Thus the crowd gets Its baptism
of lire, uud realizes that the Pen
dleton ltound-Up. la'dies and gentle
mon, has started, gasps wilh the
easterner, aud echoes the yell ut
the old cowman ou the corral fence
who bellows, as tho next events
come Into arena or track.
"Whooopeceo! Let'er Buck!"
Cottagn cheese.
Thoue 186.
Roseburg Dairy.
BRITON, AMERICAN
AND GERMAN LOST;
MURDER FEARED
(AtwoeiuU'd I'ri'fls Lcvuii Wire)
- PEKING, Aug. 80. The Chlnose
foreign ofl ice was asked by tlie
British iegatlon today to Institute
inquires regarding the fatu of an
American, an Englishman and a
Gorman Who left KanBu province
lor India in. June und ot whose
whereabouts there has since been
no r.oid. Tho party consisted of
V. G. Piymire of tho American' As
sembly or God Missions; M. Wat
kinson of the China Inland Mis
sion, a Britisher; and Dr. Fllch
ner, Gorman explorer. ,
- Additional apprehension over the
falo of tho thrco men has boon
aroused by receipt of an official
telegram from Sh khiin, India, Btat
ing that "three KuropeanB" ware
slain In. Chinese territory hear the
Tibetlan border by tribesmen.
W lien the -foreign consuls
throughout China Instructed'' their
tiatlouals to evacuate tho toriitor;
early this yoar, because of tho antiy
foreign scutlmont . among the
Chinese.' Mr. Piymire, deeming;
tho route to the Chlnose coast too
dangorou3, decided to travel to In
dla. He-was Joined by Watkln
son; and Filchncr.: ..'.
T. G. GREEN QUITS
: ' AS J3AR EXAMINER
' i r ' i ' : '
- , , (Awiptnti'il PrvM 1-cukoiI Wlro) . f.
SALEM. Orel..' Aug. 30. Return
ing to work after a vacation i of
about six , woeks, i tho Biiprohio
court , today acconted tho resigna
tion of Thomas. O. Green from tho
, board of bar oxaminors and tho
1 executivo committee, was requesiou,
1 to nominate his successor by , tho
i first MontUlV ill OctobeK .'
, Sixty successful applicant of
was admittod on , probation on an
Oklahoma certificate; .Spencer L.
fi!rd of Portland, was ndiiillted on
1 .pronnuon on ijn iui(u cni'uviw,
l and Roy C. Harding of. Salem,, was,
Fish '.it Idleyifl'tfartf
TE1IS TITLE FOR
T
E
Vanquishes 1 6 - Year - Old
Betty Nuthall, bnglish
Rival, in Deciding
, Game of Series.
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(AMocUted r-rcu Lvucd Wlm)
FOREST HILLS, N. Y., Aug. 30.
Helen Wills won tho American
Women's Tenuis championship to
day for the fourth time Iu five
years when she vanquished the
brilliant English star, lo-year-oiu
Bettv Nuthall. 6-1. 6-4. In n color
ful and Bpurkllng title mutch.
The - 21-year-old California girl,
completing an unbroken sweep ot
triumph abroad and at homo tins
year, overpowered her young rival
decisively but not buloro ."Jioaining
Betty" bad thrUled a gallery ot
8,000 spectators with, ft piiXKy ral
ly in tho second set., , -,
. Miss Nuthall's ; uphill tigUt
against heavy odJs In this set pre
vented tho mutch from being, a
rout
It was a Picturesque match as
tho blondo, agile ' Kngllsh girl
fought to stem the withering rue
that swept over from tho Ameri
can's sldo of tho net. It was evi
dent from the start that Miss Wills
had ontlrely too much "punch" In
her strokes for her rlvnl to handle,
hut Betty, spurred on by tho cheers
of a crowd whoso sympathies seem
ed to be with her In spile of a de
sire of an American triumph," nevjjr
quit trying. ' ,
Trailing at j-4 m tijo second sot,
Miss NulhnU, spurted ind' . took
throe out of four games' us situ
held her own in long range duels,
mixed her pace craftily and profit
ed from lapses in tho American's
control. It looked for a' few mo
ments as though jtho English glvl
.was about to stage ono ot he'r ehar
aolortstic uphill battles, possibly to
capture the set.i but gluV was un
able to sustain her rally. - ;
i It was the fifth American tillo
quest for Miss Wills and her fourth
Victory., j", , , ';' .
S She, woro ilio crown from' 1023
to (1023: but-wus obliged to default
lust yoar because ot ait, operation
. ' Her victory today, on top of her
.triumph at Wimbledon, puts tho
'American. ,uce n tho top of wo
men's tennis for the year. ; f
AUTOISTS1 FINED1
; , FOR A COLLISION
, i . Moclnlp.1 y& Iawl WU;o)
PORTLAND, Ore.,! Aug.-, 30.-
'torn Alexander, ot -.Portland - was
fined $5, and John -Hughes of Tl
gard was fined $20 by Municipal
Judge Tomllnsoiv as result. , of ,u
collision, Sunday iu which Alexuu.
tier drovo on n stop street without
Seed Rye, Yetch, 3mPQth CZwb;
Wheat, Rib Grass
Buy your salt now. Price will advance,
soon. :
See Us First We Can Save You Money
FARM BUREAU .
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
AQENTS FOR
Roseburg FAIRBANKS MORSE & CO.
Washington St. and 8. P. Tracks.
2
Btopplng uud was hit by Hughes'
car. ' - -
Tho Judgo held that while a city
ordinanco requires a motorist to
stop at stop-struet Intersections, it
does not relievo tho driver of a
cur on the stop stroet of giving
right of way to a driver approach
ing from his right side. Tho stato
law requiring tho giving right of
way was held to suporcedo tho city
ordinance. . . ..
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Tlio party who picked up a lit
tle white Terrier, with u little
brown apot ou right side, near G.
S. Johnson place ou Coos Buy
highway, Brockway, will bo so
kind as to bring her right baok.
NOTICE TO C0NTRA0T0R8
Soalcd bids will Do received by
the Board of Directors of School
District No. 21 of Douglas Comity,
Oregon, at school building at Cam
as Valley, Oregon,' on September
1, 1927, at' seven o'clock p. m. for
tho construction of a now schuol
building for suld School District
No, 21, according to plahs and,
SPeclficatioim proi tired by F. Man-,
'son ' yhltOl arclijtect, Sherlock
Bulldlpg, Portland, Oregon. ' i - ;
Bids to iovor all 'labor1 and ma'
terial for the gonornl work of ths
building separately from plumbing
and Heating, and plumbing and
heating to be Included in soparaU
bids. ' t i : i , J ; f
Ko bid tvIII ho'cqnaldored !)inleBS
accohnianled hv: cash!, or blddor's
bomi' oW oertlfloil chdclt.ip ij'ivvor of
George rH; .Trueman,.' chairman, for
an amount .equal to at j least ten
per cent ot the amount bid, said
sum, to be forfeited in case of faU-'
ure to enter into icoutract,and, sin"
flclont I bond , on tho part ot aiiy
bidder whose bid: Is accepted. , The
successful biddor will be -required
to, furnish an approved . surety com
pany bond iln the , amount ot , fitly
per cent of the oontrnot prlco. to
Oakland
ia
insure fr.lthful performance of the
work and payment for all labor and
material, said bond to covor details
mentioned in the specifications.
Plans and specifications may be
obtained at tho office ot the Archi
tect, 448 Sherlock Building, Port
laud, Orogon, or from R. J.' Dun
ton, School Clark, Camas Valley.
Oregon, . . , . i. ;
'A deposit of Twenty-Five
($25.00) Dollars will be required
ot each bidder to insure proper
care and prompt return of draw
ings and specifications.
Tho right Is reserved to reject
any or ail olds. -
By order of ,lhe School Board ot
School District No. 21.
ft'. R. J. DUNTON,
; ! Clork of Said Dlstriot.
NOTICE OF BOARD-
, i i .; OF EQUALIZATION
Notice Is heroby given that on
the Bocond Monday in September
being Septembor 12th, the Board
Ot Equalization will attend In the
assessor's ptf Icq ln fK courthouse ,
in Roseburg, Douglas County', Ore
gou, for the purpose of oxamlulng
the assQssment rolls and correct
all orrors in valuations, descrip
tion and quality of land, lots and
other proporty assossed by tho as
sessor, and It shall .be the .duty of
porsons interested to appcur at that
time und place appoiutod. !
1 " i FRANK L.:CALKINS,
Assessor.
1 1 1 - BOOK' Oh MONEY -I
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Rmul this Look on titled "Mono)
Tuly ExIUaiKHl,, explatlilnc truly
Ujo auseianflf reimiUy.i fo hard
tUnufl : lU'leo' plnglef cop IJQc, eU
or moro' copies 40c tuoh. ( Satis
rHCtttry or money liack. Address
J. H. Morrison, Myrtlo Crock, Onv
,gon; oi call ' lit .. Rodojbur$ Book
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