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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY, APRIL 6. 1928.
SEVEN
WINCHESTER STORE
BARGAINS!
Winchester Stores are putting over a nation-wide sale this
week, offering unusual values on a variety of goods.
Complete Fishing Outfit, steel rod, reel, 0 Jl Q Q
hooks and line, value $8, special OtiU 0
Radio Battery, regular $5 value, special CO OR
during this sale Owl J. J
f
Skates, Coaster Wagons, Hardware of varied assort
ment, Step Ladders, Garden Tools, Flash Lights, Water
Jugs, and a lot of other things included in this 'jale.
Churchill Hardware Co.
THE WINCHESTER STORE
CLASSIFIED
FOR SALE
HAY FOR SALE Edenbower
Orchard Tracts. Phone 26F3.
FOR " SALE Trailer,"- 15. Rose
Garage Phone 66.'
BOATS BUILT Tto-order, $35 up.
See CheBter Fisher.
FOR
SALE Dodge touring car,
$25. Rose Garage. Phone 66.
OLD growth and' 2nd growtK fir
block, cut last year. Phone 33F14.
U H. P. FAlRBANKSMORSE"sec
ond hand engine, $20 at Whar
ton Bros.
FOR SALE Smairbu9iness propo
sition on good coiner. Address
Box 24, care News-Review.
FOR SALE One fine two-year-old
Aberdeen-Angus bull. Apply to j
A. U. Ady, Myrtle Creek.
h.uHLER lighting plant for sale.
Practically good as new. S. C.
Miller. Dillard. Phone 46F11.
FOR SALE Bronze turkey eggs,
26c each. John Winniford, Wil
bur, Ore.
FOR SALE Bank' stock. Address
communications to P. O. Box 627,
Rosuburg, Oregon.
JERSEY bullcalf,"eligibTo to reg
istration, for sale cheap this
week only. Fred A. Gotf, Rose-
burg.
MAKE $15 1 day from liquid cleaner
inrlnr niftiitia nun niHiriP. KB-
v: :v .
cetnt and
Idea Co., 357 S. Hill St., Los
Angeles, Calif.
NICHOLS & NICK CARTER have ,
more tires than Carter had oats.1-
and that is not all, we offer you
the famous Lee tire at Mont
gomery Ward, Sears Roebuck
prices. See us when you need
tires. 112 West Oak St.
OWING to poor health, I must sell
my fine 40-acre farm; place well
Improved, good buildings, family
orchard, good location on Pa
cific highway, 6 miles north of
Oakland. Price $4000, , $1500
down. Tho price is less than the
cost of Improvements. J. A. Wil
liams, Oakland, Ore., Rt. 1, Box
25.
I FOR RENT I
FOR RENT 2-room furnished
house, $7 per month. See eleva
tor man, Perkins Bldg.
FURNISHED apartment for rent,
3-room, bath, hot and cold wa
ter. Right in heart of city. Rea
sonable rates. 223 E. Lane. Bu
bar BroB.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Electro - Chiropractor Drugleea
Health Center. 327 Cass. Pn. 491.
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist In the fitting of
Glasses
116 Jackson St.
Blacksmith and Horse
Shoeing Shop
Wo are equipped to repair your
nroken snriiics. set your lient axles.
point your plows, nnd nil kinds of
farm work. All kinds of wngoni
work and wheels cut down to order."
Horse Bhoelng a specialty, and wo j
will come to your home and shoe .
your horses. All work guaranteed.
'forms Cash. j
WOODCOCK & FOG EL. j
Located on Winchester St., at rear
of Union Uarnge. i
POLITE
SERVICE
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ALL NEW AOS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAGE
IncWS THE Vfvy-
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We have found our way to public
favor on the laundry highway of
Polite Servk-. We are polite, our
work is polite and our patrons are
polite enoueh to aay they are per
fectly pleased.
Roseburg Steam Laundry
Roseburg, Oro. Phone (
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SECTION
FOR RENT Uood 6-room house,
j garage, $10 por . 618 S. Main.
Phone 19F12.
FOR. RENT 10-room modern,
partly furnished house, on Win
chester St., North Koseburg. S.
W. dtarnier, Soldiers' Home.-
FORi"RENT--4-room house ""and
garage, 1 acre of garden ground,
electric lights and city water; A
mile from city limits. Phone
221-J or call at 704 Thompson St.
j WANTED I
WANTED 260 men to taue dinner
at Roseburg Cafeteria.
WASHINGandironlng 50c per
dozen. Housowork 40c per hour.
Phone 478. ' ;
WANTED 600 wether goats. Ad
' dress Box 927, Roseburg, Ore., or
phone 68.
WANTED Ladles not to lorget to
take luuch at Roseburg Cafe
teria. . j
WANTED 75 couples at the big ;
openlug dance at Coles Valley
Saturday eve., April 7.
j M1SCE1JLANEOUS )
CAR OWNER Don't lorget to
call '663 when In need of auto
parts. Sartf's Auto Wrecking
t-lnnRA.
NOTICE - Tho'CoorirnWon'Sar";
, , , . n .
aue. rorineriv oneraieu dy j. j.
McGlnuls, Is now operated by
Hoffmeister Bros. If your car
doesn't run right or you need a
tire, stop and see the boys.
HOSIERY SALESMAN Complete
line of Indies', men's and child
ren's hosiery in novelties and
staples to bo sold to the retail
stores. Commission. Schuster
Company, 606 W. Main St;,
Louisville, Ky.
HIRES BOYS TO BREAK
ASSESSOR'S WINDOWS
AS PROTEST ON TAXES
THE DALLES. Ore., April 6.-
A uoviil method of protesting
against taxes believed to be loo
high was disclosed here yesterday
whon, according to the statement
ot two unidentified boys, they
were employod at $2.00 each by a
"certain old man" to throw rocks
at the home of County Assessor
James A. Davis, who is a cripple.
The boys threw the rocks, break
ing several windows, and were
then startled to discover they had
picked tho wrong piace, and wero
attacking the resilience of luontin
Davis, a son of the assessor, who
immediately gave chase.
They made good their get-away'
but later left a note in young
Davis' car explaining their action
and mistake and adding, "You are
a party good fella because you cum
rieht out with a gun, but the old
man was mad about his taxes so
we took the 51."
Mr. Dhv.h, the assessor men
tinned hi the uhovo article, was
formerly a resilient, of Koseburg,
having taught sehool here for sev
eral years.
FORD TOURING
With starter, new license, pood
tires unci In B"od condition. fh: is
all we ask for It. Hansen Chevrolet
Co.
Easter Groceries
Your Kaslcr lllnlier will he a
culinary d"lipht, 1 and yet inex
pensive. If you visit or phone
this store ftr the Groceries you
will need for your special dihuer
that day.
Economy Grocery
O. L. JOHNSON
"Tho Store That Serve
You Best"
Phone 63 344 N. Jackson St
E
TO MIGHT FLIERS
(AuociiitiMl I'rt'M l.fdtl Wlri') 1
SAN FKANCISeO.-CnllC, April
0 From the crest of Mount Diablo
near Oakland, more land and sea
Is viable than from anv other spot
! on the North American continent.
fin tlilo miifnmu.n mill mi nnt nt
the Merced hills near Los Angeles, j
Incandescent electric beacons are
being reared above two 75-toot
towers to aid night-time aviation.
The beacons will develop ten
million candlepower, and will have
a visibility of 100 to 150 miles.
They will be illumtnuted sometime
in April.
As Mount Diablo rises from level
1
country, the placing of a light up- CHICAGO, April 6. Mrs. Joe
on it is virtually equivalent to McCarthy can Just about tell what
placing a beacon 011 a tower 4,Uju,the Cubs are doing to do in base
leet nigh, or four limes as tutu a iball by the way her husband, who
the Pails Eiffel tower. The need manages them, knocks on the door,
for helght is to surmount fog When Joe Is discouraged over
which sometimes curtains the avi- pennant prospects of the Cubs, she
ator's view of the ground up to au saitl, ho gives two timid raps that
altitude of about 2,uuu feci. .spell to her trained ear uiscour-
Tho reflector and lens of the agement and ebbing hope. When
beacons are 38 inches lii diameter. jibe prospects are bright, he gives
In front of the reflector Is a 1,500- a series of resounding knocks that
watt incandescent lamp. If It 'shiver the timbers peremptory
bums out a second lamp is thrown 'kuocks like an emperor might give,
over automatically to take Its!' And Joe la knocking hard these
place. days, Mrs. McCarthy said.
An astronomical clock turns the! By the kuocks only does she
beacons on at sunset and off at 1 know, for the Cubs manager nover
dawn, compensating automatically talks baseball with his wife,
for the constantly changiug time "Only once did I question him
of sunset and sunrise. 'about baseball," said .Mrs. Me-
The Standard Oil company is in- Carthy, that was last winter! I
stalling the two beacons ut the was curious to know why Pltts
suggestion of the department ot burgh was willing to let Kikl Cuy
commerce, complementing the ex- ler go if he was so good as he was
Isting system of itayiignt airway
signs and'of beacons which are be
ing built or which are projected by
the department of commerce.
CHEVROLET' COACH
Last year's model, used very lit
tle. The price is low and easy
terniB can be arranged. Hansen
Chevrolet Co. :
CALIFORNIA WINS
REGATTA OPENER
FROM HUSKIES
(Associated 1-rtss Leased Wire)
Cll'.Al tljlS. Wasn.. APrll b Willi
,,.,., c.,,,, imuirai
up for the southerners, three crews board to make his recommendation dy forenoons for your conven
or the Universities of California for teaching force for the onsu- ieuCe. Hansen Chevrolet Co.
and Washington were primed for i Vpr in include a imit time imi-
the stnrt of their annual regatta on
Lake Washington late today.
Hie Bears took the jump yeBter-
NFLUENZA
As a preventive, melt aud i
v Va po Rub
Out 21 Million Jarm Uaed Yearly
BOOTS AND HER
YM Sun! MISS BOOTS Nv MVbTAH
VfVE IS OOU WttdT TO A ,M0UH !
MlfcHTY GRAND BOY . MVbTAH PETE
AM-YAS SUrt AH'U. VlUVlAW V06VT
OE tlMt WE WDZ. C)AV IN CHINA
am' he rescued miss boots ?om
OEM BAMOWb
wmm
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KKKCRLtS AND
SALESMAN SAM
THERE'S ft
OUTIM PROMT,
T&. know who
Still cot
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PEClPOMTo
WHICH OFTH
FOICOWIUO
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atone.
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SEE, UASCLS AARRy AFTER SET
ASOBODYS SOIOS 70 6ET ) 7A6 AAW OP IT, A
ME TO RIDS A CAMEL- CAMEL. 1SAVT BAD
A6AIMI'M AS STIPF RIDIAJS AT AU-,
AS EMERYTAIMS 7DDAV t-FREClil-ES .'
AND BESIDES, 7AEYR JSp y
TOO BUMPy- 'p )
day when their four-oared crew
came from behind to win an unof-
1 ficlal mile race from the Husky
substitutes by a five-foot margin.
The race was not timed.
I If the dopesters are right, that Is
i y , V f, VmTi. fV.,m .he
baek..1? V" ". !'iS.iiom
was a Biifiui iniumn m wm,
there were few who doubted the
supremacy of the purple and gold
Junior varsity and treshuian
kiH'MMitstnrti i
Thi la the first vear that there '
.: !!!. . L;E ..,7.f,.;
has been any decided doubt among
Swale crew experts as to the out
come of the
dual meet on Luke
Washington.
California's varsity is
"h. ,7''' ., . .. 'Z
' 7 ' nrli,
Q j
EnellshHot linns April 6Ui. I
Good iiua). Model Baku-).
iizicr- vntrtiirc unu;
WIFE KNOWS HOW
PI IRS FARF RY WAY
HUBBY RAPS DOOR
(auocuhJ rre uusvd wire)
craoked up to be. So 1 asked Joo.
j " 'Bubo,' he said, 'let's go slutt
ing.' And we did."
SWARM ELECTED
A3 PRINCIPAL OF
GLENDALE SCHOOL
.
At a meeting of the school bonrd
at the high school building last
Thursday evening they elected
Prof. H. J. Swarm as principal or
the local school for unother year,
says the Glendale Log.
Mr. Swarm has given the school
a very commendable ndmlnlslra-
tlon and his reappointment un-
doubtcdly meets the approval of
tha mulnrltv nf tlio .rhnnl mitrnilfl
Air. swarm was asacu uy tue
SC teacher.
There wj"n bo another meeting of
the board this evening.
CHEVROLET
1925 touring. This model 1ms long
springs and easy clutch, Duco
paint and curtains open with tho'
doors. Your old car as first pay -
meat or $75 will handle. Hansen
Chevrolet Co.
BUDDIES
HIS KK1ENDS
fiftTTOAFP
SEE'CSWIJS BUTVMLD
AJIMAUS,AND AERE
IT ISAi'TAWDXING
AT ALU UKE X
7AOOSAT
VMOULD
UQAio. ( S6HS.
SIRAFFES
HOWLIN' MOB VeH,ftM' Trt'
6071., WP.IT1M' , W0R6T0FITIS
womth' horses mo mutter.
wftMe comtie.st,piW' we s which oue we
siv (MS r oecioe. om.all
THfvTWeTHlWK. ARE. XTH' PEST OF TH'CUS-
TWIERS P.R6 G0MJft
B SOIte 'CMJS THEV
DOU'T W!M TH BfRFEL
MARATHONERS ON ,
THIRTY-THIRD LAP
IN RAIN AND SNOW
AMARILI.O, Texas, April 6.
Accepting the added handicap of
adverse weather, the 90 runners
and wulkers remaining in the
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tu'uiluward 0,uom--11'"os """i
today
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tmm VuKa el'uy ' 0
' most exacting sluce the start
at Los Angeles March 4. As they
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"',',.,; ?"Ti7 .1.... 1, . .7 .,7,7,..,,.
Panhandle slit that had engulfed
"e caravan. Rain followed the
snow, continuing at intervals thru-
ou' Vhe ,
uha (lrgt tQ m.rh,g hen H,a mal.k
0( 6:29:12 save him an elapsed
'time of 297:2441 lor the 1.1S3
'miles. John Sato, l'assnlc, N
was second in li:05:U7. Andrew
Payne, Clareinore, Oklahoma,
Phillip Granville, Hamilton, On
tario, and Arne Suomluen of De
troll, finished less than 20 min
utes behind Sato. . Souiuiuen con
tinued to lead in elapsed lime w ith
19ii:07:43.
Allan Currier, Grants Pass, Ore
gon, finished twentieth in 8:26:3)
and 252:00:16 elapsed time.
CHEVROLET COACH
Last year's model, used very llt
tlo. The price is low and easy
terms can be arranged. Hansen
Chevrolet Co.
WORK STARTEQ
ON AIR FIELD
NEAR GLENDALE
Glcmlale, not to bo out done by
the other portions of the slate, will
have an emergency landing Held
right at her very doors, says the
Gleudalo Log.
i A contract was let to Frank Hill
recently for leveling off the Held
and nutting it in shape, lor sor
vice. The place will . be entirely
sewed to blue crass.
Further contract was lot to C.
O. Garrett and son to build a fence
around the enclosure. Tlio fence
will consist ot 48-inch wire netting
with two lines of barbed wire
'above the netting.
'rh0 field is located about a milo
nnd a halt from the city near the
highway upon ground formoiiy
pnrt of the C. O. Garrett and son
and Selher ranches. When coin-
Dieted' tho field will measure 300xlcoun(Vi 8ubject to the approval ot
isoo feet. Over $2000 will be
pended Immediately upon the
grounds.
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OUR SALESROOM
Political Announcements
I
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
To the republican voters of
"Douglas county: 1 hereby nmiounce,)
myself n candidate lor reelection
as county Judge, subjocfc to your
1 approval at the primaries on May
18.
GEORGE K. QUWR
Opal Tells Him
AM .CWVE-U1HUT VffcM Ht AM STAHTIM
TO 6o WW MISS BOOTS A6IM .MEBBfc ?
DEYS SO MANY OF YO HAM6IM' ROOMO
HE AH , SEEMS VAK t.O ME ,OME MO
WOOLDM'T MAKE MUCH vF'qiNCEi
'soes. oat's whah de fun o'wimnim"
yo ikdy .0v)t comes im - whists
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we'ec M(Ke use of cllsi ueTreR of each of th' yTHfvrwfW usi1 right pwfW piW see
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. - S I LETTERS WORK OOTS H CUSTOMCPS BURieC IM TtV SH FIRST
I I n i iMr -ru-r ic-TU' y m&TB&h r' nktfz I t TT6P.S ,1
FOR COUNTY JUDOR
1 hereby announce myself a
candidate on the republican ticket
at the nominating election May 18
for the office of County Judge. 1
pledge myself, if elected, to a
square deal to . everyone, every
road district and every section of
Douglas county; economic admln-
UtBllm, and cooperation with law
entorcemeut mmicm.
At. A. A . 1. l V. i 1. 1.1
Olllard. Oregon.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Subject to the will of the voters
of Douglas county at the primary 1
election May 18, 1828, I will be a I
candidate on the Republican ticket j
for Representative to the Oregon
Legislature.
Roseburg, Oregon.
C. A. LOCKWOOD.
FOR 8HERIFF
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for the nomination for sher
iff ot Douglas county, subject to
the approval of the voters of the
democratic party r.t the May pri
mary election.
V. T. JACKSON.
FOR
SHERIFF DOUGLAS
COUNTY
I .nn,n.l.ln vnni. nnl, nt tlttt
primary eloetlou. May 18, for thej
..,,. i,n,. umh.iiin tn ih f.
tice of Bherlff ot Douglas county,
Sound, sensible law enforcement
will be maintained at all times,
paklaud, Oregon. E. E. LEAS.
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF
Subject to the approval of thi
Republican voters ot Douglas coun
ty, I hereby announce . myself a
candidate for nomination for sher
iff at the primary election, May 18.
PERCY A. WEBB.
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR
1 hereby announce myself a can
didate for County Assessor sub
ject to the approval of the mpubli
can voters of Douglas County nt
the primary election, Mfty 18.
BARTON HELLIWELL,
Youcalla, Oregon.
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR
I hereby announce my candidacy
fur in-iiintv nuuaanrtr nt DnttirlHa
the rejubllcan voters at the pri
mary election May 18, 1928.
FRANK, L. CALKINS.
FOR COUNTY CLERK
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for County Clerk subject t
the approval ot the republican vol
ers of Douglas county at the pri
mnry election, May 18.
A. J. GEDDES.
FOR COUNTY CLERK
I hereby announce niyself a cofr
dldate for County Clerk subject to
the will of the Republican voters
nt the primary election May 18,
1928,
IRA B. RIDDLE.
f Ot TROUSVE WF 0 6EKfV.MtM
fcM ,YO OOESMT VCMOW NOTHIKj
CHWAVSVY -AO' AV OCT 6W.VANST
GOTTA FIGHT FO Y0 6AY.-LAW
Ot OL' DAY&-WHEM MEN WO
N16HTS,OEY WOZ. -AM FVT EACH OTHAH
OVJAH SOME 6AVl IN DEM 0 AYS, MEN WOZ
S0MOFA6ONS AN' 0 OIDNT HEAtt OEM
SQlWolKlW CAUSt OEY HftO A
( H0JecK Wimmer! JsftM, wou'Re p. ' Z-i-iyl v r
FENCE!
9-39, 35c rod
FLOUR
$1.80, $1.90, $2.00 sk.
$7.20, $7.40, $7.80 bbl.
See Ua First We Can Save You Money.
Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange
ROSFSURO AGENTS FOR OAKLAND
Bean Spray Purup Co. Fairbanks Morse & Co.
John Deaie Flow Co, Sherwirt-Williami Co.
' Washington SL and 8. P. Tracks.
FOR COUNTY CLERK
I hereby announce mysolf as a
candidate for County Clerk sub-
Joel to the approval ot the Demo
cratic voters of Douglas County at
the primary electlou May 18, 1928.
SYLVIA J. BROWN,
Working tor the bust school
economy, I present my name for
nomination by the republican party,
in the May primaries, for re-eloc
tlon to the ofllco ot County Super
intendent of Schools.
EDITH 8. ACKERT.
FOR SCHOOL 8UPT.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the olflce of County School Su
penlntendent, subject to the will ol
the voteru at tho Republican prl
marles, May 18.
If elected I pledge an economical,
efficient and business like adminis
tration. ... O. C. BROWN.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
1 hereby announce myself a can
dldnte for County Treasurer sub
joct to the approval of the ropub
ucau voters, .01 uougtus county, at
the nomlnntlug election, May 18.
OLIVIA BISLEY CARNES.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
Subject to the approval ot the
republican voters ot Douglas coun
ay, Oregon, I heroby announce my
self a candidate for reelection to
the office of County Treasurer at
Jie primary election Mny 18, 1928.
JAMES E, SAWYERS.
- FOR COMMISSIONER
I hereby announce my candU
dacy for the nomination for the of
fice of county commissioner, 'us a
republican, subject to the will of
'the party voters
at the primary
election May 18, 1928.
W. A. I.tWELAPP!
.NOWADAYS
BOOT
6TUFP lYo's
OEY DID IM
OOT ON HOSSES
UTUE COM-
, PtHniON I NO
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
I hereby announce my caudl
dacy for the nomination of the of.
tice of county commissioner on the
republican ticket, subject to the
will of the party voters at the pri
mary election May 18,' 1928. If
elected, I will do all within my
power to give every section of
Douglas county a square deal.
KOiCrJ A. 1IUSEUAH.
FOR COUNTY 8URVEYOR
I hc:eby announce myself a. can
didate tor County Surveyor sub-
Joct to the approval of the Republi
can voters of Douglas eounty at
the primary election May 18, 1928.
BEN B. IRVING.
FOR COUNTY 8URVEYOR
To the ' republican voters ot
DouglaB county: I heroby announce
my candidacy for reelection aa
County Surveyor, subject to your
wishes nt the primary, May 18.
HARVEY L. EPPSTE1N.
FOR CON8TABLE
1 hereby announce my candidacy
for tho office of Constable tor Duei
Creek precinct, subject to the will
ot the voters at the republican
primaries, May 18.
SOUR DOUGH JIM GAY.
FOR COUNTY CORONER . ,
I hereuy announce myself a can
dldnte for County Coroner ol
Douglas cutmty 'subject to the ap
provul of the Republican voters si
the primary election, May 18.
H.'O. STEARNS.
; FOR CORONER
: Gubject to tho approval of tin
republican votors, I heroby ar
nuuirce moduli n : uuiiumuiu ' iu
nomination of County Coronor, at
the primary election, Mny 18.
M. R RITTKTl
. By Martin
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OR BAKER1 WA60N& - AN' DE ON.Y
f 6HTiN' YO tfcb AM IN DTi
MCWtfe YO GENTL'MEN DOlSNT '
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