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ROSEBURG NEvTC REVE"r. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26. 1927. SEWN 1 - Guaranteed Polish Following repeated tests we have stocked a new stove and metal polishing product that we sell under a money back guarantee. - --- --' -' ----' . Locomotive Stove and f Metal Polish , MADE IN OREGON This splendid product is . non-inflammable, polishes stoves, enamel and metal parts on autos, polishes and ; gives clear vision to' windshields during rain. ; , No disagreeable odor or smoke when applied ' . to stoves. .,. . ' VV : Price 25c : ;v . : , - . . ( , . . . .. ' ; For sale by Judd's Furniture Store, Umpqua Trading Post, Zigler-Craven Hardware Co., Peoples Supply Co., McKean, Darby & Baldwin and Churchill Hardware Co. CLASSIFIED SECTION ALL NEW AOS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAGE FOR sale: FOR SALE Laurel utul fir block ' wood. Phoue I0I''23. PIGS FOll SALE Uco. Tanner, canias Valloy. 1-X:R ' SALE English ainuis. iv 'hter Uros., Melrose, Ore. tiilCKKEf bouse plaii books, and chlr.Kfii houtu materials. tv.,:-.sv . .-. . VfJiC S. i&A.Ht 'i Belt wood, easily f2M per r in two. tier ' I'i'i. 1'r.ooii iPM. ; . ' .CUUVSANTHEMUit:; for sale at MS. Pino SI.' 'Mrs. fc-A. X fe:Uj.. l tltMiO li'i-h. i' 8 ''i-K trSuttainw at. iMecboivtr orchard tracts KtiHe ' . r i'-'ii i?:iT.f--A pot raccoon. Virgil :h, i Uo- Weit i'irst St.. Plume S FOR SALE-pNarnigaasett tmkoys, ;' both :idiiig and hens,' until Dec. . 12th, 11927. Write or call W.t. ; , Oobb,; Uosoburg, Ore., i i 1 ; jFOll. SALE Twof milch coWB.aud S jSharples dream separator.'. A. 1 f !Suksdorf, Jr., at Cops Junction. r FOR- SALE-f-CoairTry1 sacks i i of the new King Utah lunitf coat. J l .'At jjoutb tendWooUyartli s , - r .jrtK aALifi Turkeys, iglant bronze t i gobblers,- cIO -.pullets. '$, ! for beat Lydla Morrow, Itlddm, pre. a i'OR .SALEoTyoar old . Chaste. : ..Wolfe uurebreu nialo ., bos. ? S Stalsb.t ; about -350 's lbs.: 4 Phone SCOOTERS TJioy iiiake boyfr and i i .girl happy. Cut jour at Ideal A bakery? for only 99 coiUB and .00 bread wrappers? That's alt. t SHEEP FOR ' SALE 210 head of good, mil-woo Jed ewes for sate. Priced right for quick salo. Phono 21) 5-J, evoniugs ' or mornings. P. O. itox 1032. Pli YSICAl7 CULT UlUSTS Will Beii BernaiT McFa.ddnna Eucyaie ledia of Physical Culture' lor $17.50, which is about 4 price. J. K. Hatfield, Phone VFll. A GIFT Of arubber tiVed"sco6Tur ' with- brakru, to a boy of g.ijrj,jill inakgfMj; -happins. 5u bread , f 'wrappeB and only U9 cents gels onu at Ideal Bakery, fcS. bicphens Ht. FOR- SAOi-Will sacrifice and sell fine Infill grade piano near 1 here at a bargain price for quick sale oo terms of S3 a month. 'mis piano looks line new. P'or Information addrass L. L. Miller, 2.ird mid Alder, Eugene, Ore. YOU CA"N'T BEAT itUnheard of in Roscburg, a $5 rubber-Uied fccoutor for omy 9 a cents and 50 bread wrappers. No strings on . this offer. See tho ucooter at Ideal Uakery, S. Stephens street. I ' FORJRENT MR. IlKNTKR rr you are looking ' for a good 5-rooiu Itutlse, modern in every way,' phono OUti-R l FOR RENT Nicely furnished 3- room apartment, newly renovat? ed. Sun porch, stationary tubs. iJeardortf Apartments, 112 P.rockway I'liono 4U2-R. Mrs. Charles Heinline TEACHER OF Piano, Harmony and Theory Suite 1, Kohlhagon llldK. Phone 390 Elite Pleaters Air Kinds of Pleating and Button- Making. nins. BELLE CASE Phone 187.R 610 So. Wain , MONEY TO LOAN VV. . ON . . IMPROVED FARMS Low? term loans with lltwral repaymrnt privilege, fil'i inter est pnyahle annually. Usilsl commission charKCs. Ask for folder describing Ibis loan. G. W. Young & Son Insurance and Leans , US Cass SL rhono 417 FOR RENT i-room downstairs apt, electric range. 221 W. Wash ington St. WANTED SPADING and lawn work by re- liable young man. Phone 654. FURS- WANTErTaHi at Foster & Agae's hardware on Stephens . .street. Bring or ship to me. 13. F. 'Shields, iur dealer. ' ' AGE N TS "WANTED General agent for Roseburg. Golf spe cialty. Never before on market. Write 217 Henry Dldg., . Port land, Ore. FEMALE HELP . WANTED Ad dressing- pen or typewriter, snare time. Good pay. IncUree -s.tamped addrossed envelope. Ad vertiser, 1260 , Calif. St., San Francisco. .. : -. ; ... ' : " f . FOUND FOUNli-rLady's bolt. Owner may :have same by calling at this of- xice and - describing. ! ': MISCELLANEOUS I . ..i , , u, ! CAR" OWNER Don't forgot c to call 553 when la i need' of auto i parts. Sarff's. Auto Wrecking ' Mouse. . - , ; 1 DEfVlQCHATS WILL ITTE - WASHINGTON,- Nov. 2)1.1 iv- iiiK narrowed tho Itppublican ann ate Jiiajority ahnuHt lo a hair's bfcudlh, tho Dcmucratii t will du- , niaud KieuUu', rupretidntatiou, on tho HlandfnK comiultteeH of thi- suventiotli congrtiss than thoy had I on thosu of the sixty-ninth. The'T minority in ', jmcticularly I conccrnf'd with lucreamnff its own nienibcr.shli) and - correspondingly decreasing the Uepuhlican plaCtn on the linunco, appiopi iationa, for oirii relations, Interstate com e mo ice anl judiciary conimltteoK, the "biK five" hmlies of;'the Henalo.- Since the custom In fhe past has 1 been to make the relationship on I the committees as to the two par-1 ties conform to the ratio of mem-1 herein p in tho senate, the Demo crats anticipate little difficulty in obtaining an agreement ' with tlu majority. CHRISTMAS GHEETINQ CARDS The rewfe'Review exclusive Job printing department Is showing a Dice lino of Christmas and New Vear Announcements. Wo have a rery complete stock and at very reasonable prices. Place your ordei now while the stock Is complete and pay tor them at your cun venleuce. - We want your ordef I 8arly so we can be sure of prompt ! delivery. : ' CHIROPRACTORS Drugless Hetlth Center , "Completi Hearth Servlca" SULPHUR VAPOfl BATHS i Z! Went Cass Phone 1 Kohlhagen Apartments Furnished apartments, mod ern In every way. Within one block of business center of city. Reasonable Rates. PHONE M BRAND'S ROAD STAND "APPLES From 50 Cents a Box Up. Delicious Jonathans Snow Apples Spitzenbergs Ortleys d Anjou and Comics Pears BRAND'S, Pacific Highway 3 Miles North I :PldziMnorizoiC THE STORY THUS FAR The story beuins m 1SS9. m the wicked little cow town of Cald well. Kans., close to the Iniian territory border. Tony Harrison, 13-year bri" son of Jeff Harrison, a handsome gam bler. Is orphaned when Tom Ben ton, a . cattle thief, shoots bis father la a poker game. ... The boy Is befriended by Gor don W. LUlle. then a restaurant waiter and. later to.be known as Pawnee Bill ; by Joe Craig.- foreman of the Bar K ranch, w ho takes Tony to the Par K to live, and by Colonel Titus Moore, owner of the ranch. ' , Llllle thftiks somewhat of Join ing David Payne, who. is s-dtatlng tor the opening of the Indian ter ritory lands, but he sets aa offer of a school touching post In Paw nee and accepts it. . ; - CHAPTER VI -'. Joe Craig rode up the jipnntlr rise and whan he reached the top he reined in his horse. "Just pull ud a minute, Tony," he called to his compaulon. "Ain't that a prottj' sight?" From their little eminence tney could see the rough ranch house of the" Rur K. South oT them flowed j the Salt Fork of the' Arkansas, sev-: eral miles aay;. and in- between was a vast herd, munching: peace-; fully .at th succulent grass. The sky was flawless, and the earth a carpet of green. Tht-y had. just returned from Colonel Chiv- inatou's ranch near Turkey Creek with a small herd of yearlings. Other matters had Intervened to1 delay their trip several days, but the Joh was done ani the year IfnRa turned out to graze on some choice bottom land of Joe Craig's selection. Craig sighed. "You know, Tony. ! sometimes think I should of been born a poet." Tony Harrison smiled. ; - "Yes," Craig continued. "J should of been. Voir know, it ain't right to look on a landscape like this without being able to express your feelings in the proper kind of words. I guess I would of been a poet, tooi only I Just couldn't seem to mako the words rhyme, f can rope a steer' with the next man and tame the meanest cay use that ever rearnl back on two le?8 antf pawed at the sun. But it Just ain'C in me to assemble1 woiMa together so's they sound pleasing to the ear. . . - ,i ., "Take tho Salt Fork, : for In stance; the only words 1 could ever rhyme .with .them, two was salt porU--aud this; is beef conn- try, Tony,"- . t Tony throw back his head and laughed and the Isuhter fell like music on Joo Crates ears.The shadow of tragedy that had fallen on Tony. Harrison had ; not yet gone, bnt It was lifting, and under the magic of .Jog .Craig's . warm companionship the blow had soft ened ami tho boy's niorosenoso BOOTS AND HER CD WHO'S HERE IVJOTa DOIN - HONHTtM, :mymzM , - :-muz:ti? msi. Wimssmmm FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Alek Will Wish They'd Stayed Home l 1 : : ; ; : ' - By Blosser I i -- i i . "J ' " 1 "'" '" , . jjijuii;; 5 , H t v Mn , it,,,, inn, riiauJ -C ... . MOM, kVZV. CALLED JVES-Bor STAY OFF r VNAATVWILU V - riffT7 OURAOOSS IS Ji mrfW; :-;:. f - av. Ml lffl-rl Mi, fciLM m pro ' SALESMAN SAM V: - ' ' ; " V-r;- ' Sure Sign ' ; By Small ( $m oo ho, I'll sii' we oo'-) ("SotArniMtT twcweMsivie, Tert- fyw, LiouLOrtT oy ) pon't If sue CRtec c?v rAtUT till:' Keep eweLR-f fAoT op it'6 eeM en? 'Lu 8eT, Tis f ok y she 'e - those hih&s ( Nov) : pRotAisfco T' OH mer. v im -rm& ' nee sines ftv vouR wes , y wamts sigws of ) V v rAecuice. OF 'etA 30MT ? &T0R6 FtRSTt . BiRTH PAH ? 99X.S "TEARS S " ;. ' l r - wa dlBannearim. His appearance, too. had nnaer-, gone a change. Already he was healthily tanned, and a week of ranch life, with man-sizeu nieaisi for a raior keen apK?tite, had'been like a tonic. Joe Craig regarded his young friend In a pleased silence. He lifted hi head and was about To sneak when something la the dl rection of the ranch house caught bis eye. It was moving towara them like a comet, only it was on a horse. Tony saw It, too. "Who's that, Joer Joe smiled. "That? Oh, that's a cycloue, L reckon." He spat carefully at a dande lion. "It's got red hair, ain't U? Your eyes are youner'n mine." Tony squinted. "Ys,,it has. It looks like a tittle girl. She rides like a Comancho." : "Son. you're- all wrong. Sho rides lik all holl turned loose. She's 12 years old snd she's ben In the saddle pretty near teu. That's Colonel Moore's daughter, Marguerlta, and she's the boss of the outfit." He urged his horse forward. Come on. Tony. We'll go and meet her before sho breaks her neck." But Tony stnyed irresolutely. He frowned. "You go ahead. I'll rldo over by myself." "Why, Tony, that'd be downright Impolite. You can't treat tho ladles' likA thnU Come on, son." Ho roie forward, waving his hat, and getting an answering wave from the little demon that was galloping toward them. Tony re luctantly followed. Twenty ynrds away, the girl brought her horso to a sudden stop. The animal reared back on his hind legs and Its rider rose in1 her stirrups. "Ill, Joe," sho called,. ''Howdy, Mlas Rita How've yau been? 1 declare to goodness your hair's reddor than ever." "Behavo yourself. Joe Craig. I'll tell my dadiy to flro you If ymi don't stop teasing me." ; "Well. I can'e help telling the truth. Miss Rita, this Is my friend, Tony Harrison. He's staying at the' Bar K." : ... , . "Daddy waa telling me about htm." Sho studied Tony conlly, much to the hoy's cmharraHsmnnt. "I'm glad to know you," she said, "and we're very glad to have you with u. Joe. I'll race you back to the house." -She wheeled her horse quickly nnd was- gone, and Craig: laughingly raced after her. f . Hita hnd inherited hM rcl-hair, from lu-r fnthor.- From: him. also she hud inherited a masterru! dis position. She was1 tho only person that Titus Moore did not rule with an Iron linnd. she was fiery, Im perious; eveil the colonel himself J was like so much , putty In heri! hands. . , , ,t Sho and her mother snout most. oi wie year in ivansas .;ity,' wneri1 UHu altitmled a borurtling sohool. DDIES LOOKIN- TOR r 1 .1 " .'" -V 1 I I I I ' I I U-l , ' ,' i I ! I I . J ''. I .,11 ' . v tu nwcc ninrwVr uit I utot .fx mikuvtc -vm. . I ie'e m4.imSSi9t 1 1 WKWfVk- i wwu '.a ' ,. MjrinMri ucoc-i-MOMC OP I Katherine Moor Mrt rdl!y nM sua tied her husbaqd that rough rancti lift-, wane it was uesirautw from many points of ' lew; ' held ; 1 fnith -mr-- l lhA nf cat ion ai oppoxtuautes for youpg (iris. As for Kansas City, (hat aa a compromise.: Katheriue Moore nad wanted her daughter educated n the east; the colonel thought Wichita was far enough removed jrq,n the base of operations, so Kansas City bad been agreed oh, with the colonel assenting to an eastern school 'when the time should come. J Tli colonel's wife waa a n'- gentlo creature tilth considerable pride In her blood. Mie whs 77 ginian and, what was more, ' a Pridmore. Above1 everything else, she wanted her. daughter t to bo reared as a laly and eventually to make the right kind of marriage. She disapproved of Rita's .tomboy ishness, although the ; colonel laughed at her and seemed to he quite satisfied, and she was for ever fretting about the girl's reck lesHneso. "I'm afraid' she'll break hef .Lneck. Titus, the wo' she rides that horse of hers. ' And Titus Moore chuckled. "Let the girl alone, Katherlne. Sho can take care of heiueif. You can't raise Rita like a hothouse plant. She's too much like her daddy." This latter with quite ovitient pride. Mis. Moore sighed. "Marguerlta" (she was the only one who called her Marguerifa). "will do some thing foolish some day when she's a little older,and you'll see that 1 was right." Meni she added, didn t understand about such tnlngs. "No? Well, I wouldn't bother about it If wero you." That was the way such discus sions always ended. - As for Rita herself, the coming of Tony Harrison meant .but one thing to her: that one more person was nround to cu her bidding. All of the cow hands, from Joe Craig down, had been her sluves, and there was no reason for her treat- J ing Tony any dlffereutly. L The day after they had first seen each other she came upon t nun wnne ne was Helping in f r bui Idlng of some fence. Sho jumped down from her quail hy,..0 and looked on curiously. Finally she sp&ke. "Why don't you come for a ride with mo!" r Tony appeared to notice her for tho first time. "I'm working," ho announced briefly. .' "Hut I want you W combJ With1 me." "Can't." He turned his back and resumed his task. Sim appealed -to-a higher court. Joe," she addressed Craig, "make htm quit, and come with me." Craig scratched his head nnd moKoii undecided, well, now, begun,-, but: a slump of ..her foot, and a frown, stampeded him. I hor, took cIiiu-ko of Iho oliislnK aer ".Tony," he said weakly, '"you'd fViecs, witli tho assistance of nicuir oi'Uor so for a while, a'his fern, can Rt along, without you .fpr mi. iH'siues, us uout, a o clock now, anu ,1 iisuio inat s KnnuKing pit time for, a youngster like ypu." , When thoy hnd departed ! ho gaaed aftor them, nnd shook his lloiul ..hopelessly. v','Hock,'.' he sain' tOijUiO'irunmimngt linnd, "yoii' Junt I -l,--. ' '', .V-1 :.;".So! Inconsiderate oiF Them j , .. j ' By Martin' So Inconsiderate oiF Them J 111 ME UVUGHi-' I SVyXfr-HOOSE'iSH 100K- mmWmX- V 'TKFwl '.Rr8W'-W6y MOST NOT HOUSE, p KNCKOP OMt- i j rWj'--'-'''' ' v - ' -!" K ' L. F. T. -- r ! .A Tnoclntf nl.'ht K'n i W of 1. Hall. AH members re-ja spectfully: re que eted to .be '. present r 1 T . t can't argue with her. 1 Heck agreed. "She's Juat bound tohav her own way, So. wn wayyaotr. ; tg O or i on JJllle rodojJ ch. on his wy toj's' , That evening ui to the rant I'awnee. He had been to Wjillng urm, he said, to bid his family good by. On his return, to Ca,ldweli he had bought a horse. He, tolu 4oe Cruig aoout his new job.' "And I, just had to ride a little out of my way to' see how the Harrison boy was getting along."- Craig did not agree with LUlle on the wisdom of his decision. "You're going to keep ono of them Pawnee bucks In after school some day to disci pli no- htm and tho next day; your scalp wld be uungiiii, ' . m'flri anything more of Tom; Benton?" Ltlde shook his head. "I learned there was a train holdup near Wichita a few days before wo last saw him. The unscrlptlon of one of the men sort of i.ited Benton, if that means anything. You remem ber he hud a lot of money on him that little sack of gold coins." Craig nodded. wouldn't put It past him." He caught that curious look on Tony s tace niat ho had seen before at mention of Benton & name, anu changed the subject. Litllo told him of his encounter wiia favid Payne, anu Craig swore. ' That man's Just a plain fool. When you meet the1 colonoi I wouldn't mention thai you had any Bvnipathy for- Pa.vne.! Thnt-s one subject; the. old1 man can't stand. . i i . Llllie smiled.-"Don't know as 1 blame him. Payne's trying to take his broad and butter away from him." - He rodo away the next morning leaving a present of a book with Tony. ' That afternoon the Imperious lime, una Muoro again; got her clutches on tjie unwilling Tony arid was tde cause of his nearly bolus killed., . , - : . (to Be.'Continusd) j Tony rltfes Outlxw In the next chapter and comes to yrief. - ; 1 ' . ' , FUNERAL OF SOLDIER - ' i HELD . YESTERDAY The ilnrriil sorvlcaiot Willluin Ilenton, Civil War vuteran wono linlil in the chapel of -Hie lxnlglas! Fuitcral Homo and wua lurKCly at-, teniifd. Hcv. llalrd ot lha Curist- iait church, officiated and mcmhnn! ikhoi ino iiaoiiic. ipUKtr or (floniiaUf,, llttln of .wlilcli tho ittceitHnif wmr n ntiin.' j horn ot tho ltosehurn lodRi).' Ultu;; almont took' place In tho Sold ipra' -Homo ccmotery.' Mad again to unload' teiiclng. t 89 Square Deal or hinge Joint funo Ing, 85c per rod. Also stock of nev stylet Page f end njj. Stearns! 4 i iheiiowath. Oakland, Ore. FLOUR Exchangej sack $2; 4 sacks Bearj sack $1.90; 4 sacks ..!.....'.. Silver Dust, sack $1.80; 4 sacks . .....$7.00 Spuds, ioo lbs. .......11 :..;...........:......:....$ i.50 Cream Separator, 375 lb. per hour . $45 See U First We Can Save You Money I FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE I , . AGENTS FOR i Roscburg FAIRBANKS MORSE & CO. , Oakland if Washing. on St. and 3. P. Track. if (AiwK'lutcil i'rin. Ix'a.CiJ Wirt'J NKW. YORK, Nov.. The ranks of tho loroniosl heavyweight contenders hoanted a uow ana totally unexpected figure today, In Johnny. Itisko, tlin duruhlo baker boy from Ctovoianfl. Mratiug Pnollno: Uucudun rug ged basque ciiauipion of Spain, at his own game,, the "Imlia1 rubber man": 0f the' prize ring ontslugged and bnlturcd the Invader last night In as savage and fierce a ten round . heavyweight ' contost as Madison Square haB ever seen. . With the odds all against him, Illako ripped Into the Spaniard nt the opening gong with sl'.owers ot loft nnd right hooka to thu head, stood ,toe to too with the s(uut woodchupper in.' fleiwo, .thrilling exphauges. ,lhnt,i piarkod .ovbry round, nnd 'Puuchod out. a -victory, that carried Urn right to meet 'the' winpor. of tho Tom Houny-Jnck .Sharkey, match hero , noxt . month. Only Jack ,nonipsoy '.' ,ktand$' "boy tweeu the Biirvlvor of' that fray and'' a shot at Gene ' Tupney's, noavywoignt crown in tlio plans Tf:x( Itickard lutn torimilatoiL, , In wlilpplng the Spaniard, Itlsko brought to an end l'uoltno's vic tory string that. Included wjns- over Knute uuiiHpp,, Harry ...Wills audi rym ueenpy, It:wiiB .tho first' time I aiiyouo In ,t,hiH, icmnniy,, Jupl I at lompictt to meet tiro nnsqtio at nis $7.80 $7.40 Home mndo chicken ta- males and hot chill, titell'a Collfl'dlOUOl). FOR SALE CHEAP Fulfil- j ture, counters, shelving, enow cases; also Hughes electric range for J35.00. 6-lubo ra- dlo. Bath , tub. Arthur H. Crowell. ' . , own mauling game. Paollno weighed IDS pounds, KiBko 1U2. Aruiiuol, piano tuner. Phone 189-U o . -' DIRECTED VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY IN VIOLET PAYNE CASE ' '(AmorlatrU Prcn lasted Wir) ; SEATTLE, Nov. 26. A directed verdict freed f Cro'lgh Nelson, woalthy Seattle clubman, and Cap tain Amory F. Bell, skipper of Nelson's yacht, Muriel, who wore tried on a chargo of mnnHlaughtef In tho death of Miss Violet Mauda Payne, young music and dauc teacher. ' ', , , ! : ,' ' Mlsa :Paybo lUowncd last , sun inor whea sho fell Into Lake IJn ion .here whllo ' luaylng.' a .party . aboard the yacht. Nelson and Bell, the Btato alleged, stood by and made? no effort td save tho drown ing woman. .... , , '. lit directing the "verdlut: of not guilty last night, 'the court held L that the two men wore mot legally - l bounds to attempt to rescue !Mlsa rayno.