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FOR SALE
KOHLER lighting plant for Bale.
Practically good as now. S. 0.
Miller. Dlllard. Phone 46F11.
FOR SALE Bank Block. Address
communications to P. O. Box 627,
Kosuburg, Oregon. - ..
FOR SALE 50 cords dargo body
. .. fir at $3.00. Lindblom, Dixon
.vllle. . . . - .
FOR SALE Will have from 75 to
100 K. I. R. baby chicks April
12 or 13. MisEarl Vosburgh.
FOR SALE Canterbury " Bell
plants. Phone 567, city, or 9FJ.2
, suburban,, noons or evenings.
Mrs. F. D. Owen.
Foil-SALE 160 "acreirtuatcirbu
Little river in a beautiful forest;
Huituble for a summer resort, or
part can be turned into a lake
for raising trout Address "H. J."
caro News-Review:
WATCH this column for Nick &
Nick's special tire sale Saturday,
. April 14, one day only. It will be
money in your pocket. Terms will
bo announced later. Nick &
Nick's Tire Shop, 112 West Oak
St.
FOR' SALE Light weight team of
horses, weight about 1100 lbs.
each, age 11 and 15. Fine for
riding or driving. Can bo Been at
the Slokes ranch at South Look
ing Olass. Address T. 11. Stokes,
464 Fowlor St., Rosoburg.
OWING topoor healthT I nmafsisfl
my flue 40-acre farm; place well
improved, good buildings, family
orchard, good location on Pa
cific highway, 6 miles north of
Oakland. Price J4000, $1500
down. The price is less than tho
cost of improvements. J. A. Wil
liams, Oakland, Ore., Rt. 1, Box
25.
"FOR RENT
SIX-ROOM BUNGALOW Modern,
plastered; light and airy; with
garage, $15.
FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW Mod
ern, plastered; with garage. On
1 Pacific highway north. Rental
i $12.50.
FURNISHED COTTAGE Four
rooms, modern, basement; hill
side location, benutiful view of
city. Rental $12.60.
E. K. McLENDON,
140 Jnckson Street.
FOR SALE Small child's crib. In
quire 204 W. Douglas.
HAY FOR ' SALS Edenbower
Orchard -Tracts. Phone 26F3. ,
; FOR RENT , '
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FOR RENT Apartment. 221 W.
Washington. Inquire 246 N. Robo
3 FRONT, room apartments ; for
I relit. 535 S. Pine. .
FOR RENT 5room bungalow, fur
nished. Inquire 604 W. Lane.
FOR RENT Furnished' house,
wth beautiful yard. 603 S. Mill
St.
FURNISHED apartment for rent,
3-room, bath, hot and cold wa
ter. Right in heart of city. Rea
sonable rates. 223 K. Lane. Bu-
. bar Bros.
FOR RENT OR SALE 4-loom
modern furnished house, close in.
I Phone 471-L. 647 S. Stephens St.
I FOR RENT io-room modern,
partly furnished house oq Win
chester' SL, North Roseburg. S.
W. Stanner, Soldiers' Homo.
FOR RfiNTfroonT-hoUBe and
garage, 1 acre of garden ground,
electric lights and city water; i
mile from city limits. Phone
221-J or call at 704 Thompson St.
' WANTED
WANTED 250 men to take dlnnor
, at Roseburg Cafeteria.
WANTED Experienced fountain
and counter girl. . Apply Palaco
of Swoets.
WANTED 500 wether goats. Ad
dress Box 927, Rosoburg, Ore., or
phone 58.
WANTED To exchangeCooB Bay
property for Roseburg property.
, Call or address 230 N. Stephens
St., Roseburg, Ore.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Electro Chiropractor Dru gloss
Hen 1th Center. 32? Cass. Pn. 49i.
DR. DEAN B. BUEtAR
OPTOMETRIST
. Specialist In the fitting of
Glasses
116 Jackson St.
m imim m mm i
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WANTED Ladles not to lorget to
take lunch at Roseburg Cafo
. teria.
J FOUND f
FOUND nox of Oraccrlns on Pa
cific highway north of Roseburg.
Owner may have same by Identi
fying and paying for this ad.
Phone 131-J.
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CAR OWNER Don't forget to
call 653 when in need of auto
. parts. Sarff'a Auto Wrecking
House.
MAKE $1 f dayl I Tom llquTiTcrcaner
receipt. Cleans like magic. Re
ceipt and directions $1. First
Idea Co., 357 S. Hill St., Los
Angeles, Calif.
Wo
buy
sell
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' REAL ESTATE
and
MORTGAGES
E. K. McLENDON
110 JACKSON STREET
IT'S PLN TO FOLKS
FR6M F2kt? DMTi NP-tW
W"R& MAKING laundry!
i Hivroav ntfte j
We are making laundry history. ;
We have proven that perfc-ctly su-'
erior work can be done ai positive
ly pleasing prices. Y would like
to Bhow that to you, Mr. and Mrs.
Skepiic. i
Roseburg Steam Laundry i
Roseburg, Ore, Phone 7 1
Roseburg Cabinet Shop
230 W. Oak
FURNITURE REPAIRING
Upson Board and Veneer Panel
Cot to Order
Saw Filing a Speslslty
E. S. AND r. L. COCKELREA8
KLAN HEAD URGED !
RIOTS, TESTIMONY
(AtoeUtrl pra Leased Wlrtl
PITTSBURGH, April 10. Testi
mony that S. D. Rich, grand dra
gon of the Ku Klux Klau in Penn
sylvania several years ago, advo
cated that riots be staged in nr
dur to increase Interest in the or
gaii! rati 011, was given in federal
court here today, during the trial
of counter suits growing out of
Klan activities iu this state.
Eat barbecue sandwiches and
live forever, brand's Road Stand
VENEZUELA REBEL
BAND DISPERSED
(Associated Ptcm Leased Wire)
CARACAS, Venezuela, April 10.
A military .revolt occurred In the
Venezuela capital Saturday. It
was speedily suppressed, but with
some casualitles. ' The mutineers
planned to gain possession of San
Carlo Barracks to the north of the
city, but when revolting forces, ac
companied by some university stu
dents, reached the barracKs, they
were received with 'a rifle valley.
several of them being killed.
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WELL DRILLING .
Best six-inch casing, II a foot,
heavy riveted casing, 50c. For drill
ing estimates, see or write W. F.
Kernln, Roseburg.
KENTUCKY LADS
WIN HOOP CROWN
WITHOUT A FOUL
CHICAGO, April 10. A1 clean
playing, hard fighting team' .from
Ashland, Kentucky, Is the national
lntorscholastlc basketball cham
pion for 1928.
Sweeping through the University
of Chicago's national tournament,
which attracted star teams from
forty- states, the Ashland team
clinched the title .Saturday night
by defeating Canton, 111,, 16 to 10,
in the finals. Today the fighting
blue grasB boys wore back home,
toasted and feted by happy fans. ,
In addition, an unofficial title
went to the team . That was for
clean playing. In all five games
played during the week, not ono
personal foul was called on the
Kentuckians. ' Never before has a
team done this in ten years pf tour
nament play.
Grand Forks, N. D., a team that
like Ashland, came to the tourna
ment as a dark horse,' won third
place by downing the strong Vi
enna, Ga., team, 27 to 26.
The consolation title went to
Wheeling, W. Va., by a score of
29 o 28 over Naugatuck, Conn. . ,
Hardware at 'cost at Powell's
Store. ...
Radio Chief
SHERIFF FEARING
HI-JACKERS DROPS
BOOZE INTO OCEAN
4$ ,43 Oj
(Associated frets Leased Wire)
TOLKDO, Ore., April 10. Sheriff
Horsfall disclosed today that he
dumped 6S1 gallons of bonded whis
key in the Slletz bay Saturday be
cause he feared that hl-jackers
were planning a raid to seize tho
lifluor which he had been holdiug
since August, 1926, when it was
seized at Whale Cove. The sheriff
said he had endeavored to get fed
eral prohibition agents to remove
' the Ihiuor to Portland for safe keep-
juki, uui uiai me -government re
fused to move it. Last week he re
ceived a tip that a gang of Portland
hl-Jackors was . planning v to Aelzo
the liquor, which was valued at
$15,000 and he decided to dump it.
$1000 Block selling, now at cost.
Powell's.
BATTERIES FOR
LEAGUE OPENERS ,
ARE "DOPED" OUT
IRA ROBINSON
(Associated Tress Leased Wire)
NEW YORK, April 10. The start
of the major league campaign
will find the two popular choices
on each circuit lined up as oppon
ents. In the American, the Yan-
. Succe6or to the late Admiral kees engage with the athletics,
Bollard ae chief of the federal radio while In the National, the Pirates
bureau at Washington. ;hook up with tho Cardinals.
: : With the exception of the Soha-
Europe in advance of the main tors and Red Sox, all the clubs
Olympic contingent but will be ac- fagln hostilities on Wednesday,
companied by his coach, Jack Ry- Washington and Boston go into ac
der, and given full leeway in con- tlon tomorrow
ditionlng himself for the interna-, indications are tliat Benton will
tlonal games at Amsterdam. tlle Iuolmu or th6 GBnts
Some opposition has been voiced against his former club mates, tha
to showing any favoritism or grant-' Braves, who probably will ubo
ing any special dispensation to .Greenfield, graduate of the Mc-
Hahn but the idea or tnose guiding Grnw school, on the peak,
the Olympic argosy is expressed in
tliis fashion by one In authority.
''Why shouldn't Hahn have every
Probnble opening day 'pitching
selections:
American league Boston at
advantage we can give hiin? He is ; Washington, MacFayden vs. Mar
far and away the greatest Amerl-:berry. New York at Phliadeiphla,
can middle distance star since MelMoore V8 0rove. CieT0iand at chl.
Sheppard or Ted Meredith. Jor the (:llg0 ,, Lyons; St Louis
first lime in twenty years Halin'a Detroit, Gray vs. Whitehlll.
gives America a chauce to come
thru in the 800 and 1500 meter
runB at Amsterdam. He will be up
against probably the greatest field
that has ever been assembled .for
these events."
For sale Jin Deere . 3-bottom,
10-lnch orchard tractor plow, new,
for 125. Stearns & Cbenowetb,
Oakland, Oregon. . ,,-t-,
OVERTURNING AUTO PUTS. .
WOMAN CLOSE TO DEATH
LLOYD HAHN GOING TO. ' , ',i
V EUROPE FOR TRAINING'
fAssorinted Tress Leased Wire
NEW YORK, April 10. Lloyd
Hahn, ace of American middle dis
tance runners, not only will go to
National league Pittsburgh at
St. Louis, Kremer vs. Haines f
Boston at New York, Greenfield
vs. Benton; Philadelphia at Brook
lyn, Ring vs. Petty; Chicago at
Cincinnati, Root vs. Luque.
BROTHER? DIE SAME DAY
MARSHFIELD, Ore., April 9..
John A. Wnlker, pioneer painter
and manufacturer of picture
frames, died of heart disease while
.sweeping a cottago oast of Coos
Bay Sunday. Ho was 75. His broth
er died at Seattle the same day.;
FOR COUNTY JUDOR i
I 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; economle admin
istration, and cooperation with law j
entorcemeut agencies. ,
O. A. HERCHER,
' Dlllard. Oregon !
FOR REPRESENTATIVE ;
Subject to the will of the voters !
of Douglas county at the primary ,
election May 18, 19:8, i will be a
candidate on the Republican ticket ;
for Representative to the, Oregon j
Rosoburg, Orogon. .
O. A. lookwouu:
0
FOR SHERIFF
I hereby announce myself a can-
dldate for the nomination for sher
iff of Douglas county, subject to
the approval of the voters . of the
democratic party l.t the May pri
mary election.
V. T. JACKSON.
FOR SHERIFF DOUGLAS
COUNTY ,
ALFALFA HAY
Just received car of extra choice
; Walla Walla Hay
$1.20 100 lbs. $23.00 ton ,
New 6 ft. Tractor Disc. . . . .$li5.00
Used Tractor Disc S40.00
See Us First We Can' Save You Money.
Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange
HOSK'BURa AGENTS FOR OAKLAND
Bean Spray Pump Co. Fail-bank Morse & Co.
John Deere Plow Co. Sherwin-Williams Co.
Washington Si. and 8. P. Track. -
I will nnnreclnte vnur vote at the '
primary election, May 18, tor the
republican nomination for the of
fice of sheriff of Douglas county.
Sound, sensible law enforcement
will be maintained at all times,
Oakland, Oregon. E. E. LEAS.
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF
Subject io the approval of tin
Republican voters of Douglas conn-
iy, i uureuy announce myaeu a
candidate far nomination tor sher
iff at the primary eleoMon, May 18.
PERCY A. WEBB.
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FOR COUNTY AS8ES80R
Political Announce
merits j
. . ' (Associated Prcss'Lesscd Wire) t
BAKER, Ore., April 10. Mrs.
Charles Kelso,' of" Weiser, -Idaho,
died here today from injurios re
ceived when an autqinobile in
which she waB riding with her hus
band and Mr. and Mrs. pan Dobie, f FOR COUNTY JUDGE
also, of Weiser, skidded and over- To. the republican voters of
turned on the Oregon Trail High-Douglas county: I hereby announce
way its nines southeast oi ncrejmyBoir a candidate for reeleotlon
Sunday afternoon. Other occupants as county Judge, subject to - your
of the car were severely cut nud J approval at the primaries on May
bruised, but their injuries were 1 18. ,
not; considered serious., , , ' ' GEORGE K. QIIINFi. ,
I hereby annbuhce myself a can
didate for County .Assessor sub
ject to the approval of the republl
can voters , of Douglas County at
the primary election, May 18. -BARTON
HELL! WELL, .
Yonoalla, Oregon.
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR
I hereby announce my candidacy
for . county - assessor of Douglas
county, subject to the approval of
the rejublican voters at the pri
mary election May 18, 1928.
FRANK L CALKINS.
FOR COUNTY CLERK
I hereby annonnce myself a can
didate for County Cleric subject t
the approval of the republican vol
ers of Douglas county at the prt
mary election, May 18.
A. J. GEDDES.
- FOR COUNTY CLERK .:..
I hereby nnnour.uo myself a can
didate for County Clerk subjoot to
tne win or one uopuoncau votors
at the primary election May 18,
1928
' ' IRA D. RIDDLE. 1
FOR COUNT Y CLERK
t hereby announce myself as a
candidate for County Clerk sub
ject to the approval of the Demo
cratic voters of Douglas County at
tho primary election May 18, i'J2s.
SYLVIA J. BllOWN.
o
Working tor the best school
economy, 1 present my name , for
nomination by the republican party,
in the May primaries, tor re-eleo
tlon to the office of County Super
intendent of Schools. -
EDITH S. ACKERT.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
I hereby, announce my candi
dacy for the nomination of tho of
fice of county commissioner on the
republican ticket, subject to the
will of the party voters at tho 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.
. HU1UE A. UUStSNUAKiW
,, ; FOR SCHOOL 8UPT.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of County School Su
pohbtendeut, Btibject to the will of
the voters at the Republican pri
maries, May 18.
If elected 1 pledge an economical,
efficient and business like adminis
tration. ,
: O. 0. BROWN. ,
FOR COUNTY TREASURER ,
1 hereby announce myself et can
dldate for County Tronaurur sub
ject to the approval of the repub
lican voters or Douglas county, al
the nominating election, May 18.
OLIVIA R1SLEY CARNES. .
, FOR COUNTY TREASURER
Subject to the approval of tha
republican voters of Douglas coun
ay, Oregon, I horoby nnnouuee my
self a cnndldnto for reelection to
the office of County Treasurer at
he primary election May 18, 1928,
JAMES E. SAWYERS.
, FOR COMMISSIONER
I hereby announce my candi
dacy for tho nomination for" (lie of
fice of county commissioner, as a
republican, subject to the will of
tho parly voters at the primary
election May 18, 1928.
W. A. LOVELACE.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR
I he.eby announce mytolf a can
didate for County Surveyor sub
ject to tho approval bt tho Republi
can voters of Douglas county at
tho primary oloctlon May 18, 1928.
IfrJN 11. 1HV1NU.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR
To tile republican voters of
Douglas oounty: I hereby announce
my candidacy for reelection- as :
County Surveyor, Btibject to your
wishes at tho primary, May 18.
HARVEY L. EPPSTEIN.
FOR CONSTABLE
SOCR DOUGH JIM GAY.
FOR COUNTt CORONER
I hereoy announce myself a can
didate for ' County Coroner o)
Douglas county subject to the ap
proval of the Republican voters al
the primary election, May 18.
H.'O. STEARNS.
FOR CORONER
Subject to the approval of th
republican voters, I hereby an
nounce myself a candidate for
nomination of County Coroner, al
tho primary election, May 18.
M.S. HITTER
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