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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1928.
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Brighten Up Your . .
Table Service
New Dinner Sets help wonderfully in your teblo ap
pointments, and the family as well as guests take pleas
ure in your beautified service.
Just now we are specializing in Dinner Sets, and our win
dows this week show a variety of patterns.
Something New Decorated Ivory 3 5 -piece Qii
set, only .. Ql IllJ
An attractive Gold Band 3
set, its fine
In English Ware we have a
decorated set
And a lot of others, as well as the plain White Republic
Ware. - -
Churchill Hardware Co.
CLASSIFIED SECTION
ALL NEW ADS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAGL
FOR SALE
KALE plants for sale. Phono 683-J.
STRAWBERRY CRATES lor sale
at Metzgor's.
LOOSE hay (or sale at H per tou.
S. Trower, UucKies.
FOR
SALE Refrigerator,
holds
200 lbs. 206 Roberts St.
WOOD Uoue dry fir. S tier $8.25,
delivered. Phone 1UF23.
FOKl;A"LE Youugcockerels, 16c.
Roscoo Marsters, Wilbur, Ore.
FOKs7vLE l'tednirbTocijwood, $8
ler 3 tiers. Phone tiF3.
l'OK SALE Dry block pine, $2.60
lier tier. Loave orders at Home
ltusluurnnt,
FOR SALE OR Til A D15 Binder
and ensilage cutter. lloyer Bros.
l'honeniFi4. ,
FOlt SALE Bioiiera, ii cents
each, and Fox Terrier puppies.
Marstors Bros. Curry Esiate.
FOR SALE l" Muggy "chassis, in
good condliton, complete with
snafls. Phono 61F21'. s
FOR SALE'OR TRADE Pigs. Old
Patterson place, Gazley'Rt., Can-
yonvllls. E. A. Jordan.
FOR SALE 46 Angola wethers.
Inquire at Mail oftice, Myrtle
Creek, Ore.
FOR "SVLK Birds, . bird seed,
cage. Gladioli bulbs hnd bublels.
. Mis. S. 11. Crouch, 63U VOalt.
ANOTHER car of special celling,
siding and flooring at special
prices. Let us show you. Pages'.
FOIITSALE Good "wood proposf
tion. Also ono 6-horse Fairbanks
Morse engine. Call at 413 Fuiler
tou St., Hoseburg.
FOR SALE Two'pedigreed Scotch
Collie pups, female. Price ao
each. O. H. Johnstone, Laurel
ltunch, Umpqua.
FOR SALE Store building, house,
service station, $2501). On Roose
velt highway in Uiuidon, Ore. 40
acre nuiry ranch, $2500, ft cash.
John M. Long, Bantion, Ore.
'If A N CI I FOR "SALE On "lie w
Draln-to-Coust road, at junction
with side road. Two crocks, Wa
ter power. Excollcnt location for
service Btatlon, store, and camp
ground. Page Lumber & Fuel Co.
RABBITS Yes,'I wiirseira"'few
na 1 am short of hutch room.
Large Flemish Giants that are
roal rabbits, any age. Also a few
fur bearing Chinchillas, extra
good. French Nichols, K. F. U.
1, Box 93, Roseburg, Ore.
R. R. MEN If you are moving to
Eugene I would like for you to
see my modern home on paved
Btreet within walking distance of
It. It. shops: Will sell for $200
cash and $35 poiviioiith, Includ
ing Interest. Write for photo. C.
F. Hyde, Eugene, Ore.
. THREEXoTS with six-room house,
barn, chicken house ana park.
fruit, berries, garden. Also build
ing and post office on new slalo
highway mid new Northern Pa
cific R. R! Sell or trade lor house
and lot, w ith garage, in Rose
burg. Address Box 7, Waterloo,
Oregon.
OWIN(!to poof health, Tnnisl sell
my fine 40-acro farm: place well
improved, good buildings, family
orchard, good location on Pa
cific highway, 6 miles north or
Oakland. The price 31000, easy
terms. The price is loss than tho
cost of improvements. J. A. Wil
liams, Oakland, Ore., lit. 1, Box
25.
Roseburg Cabinet Shop
230 W. Oak
FURNITURE REPAIRING
Upson Board and Venesr. Panel
Cut to Order
Window Screens made to order
E. S. AND F. L. COCKELREAS
ROY AGEE
Democratic Candidate
FOR COUNTY CLERK
Six years' experience as Flrel
Deputy County Clerk.
Pledce: Courtesy und Economy.
WANTED
Rentals, Sales or Exchanges.
City Property, Residences and
Farms. What have you?
E. G. KlftGWELL
Real Estate Broker
Sutherlln, Oregon
5 -piece
50-piece
$13.50
$25.00
FOR SALE Fordson tractor lii
good running order. Will sell, or
trade for cows or sheep. " T. G.
Lawson, Camas Valley, Ore.
EIGHTY acres good land in north
ern Minnesota to trade for Ore
gon .property. If Interested, write
Mrs. C. E. Shook, 505 W. 2nd
St., Albany, Ore. .
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Well furnished apt.,
close in. 331 S. Main.
FOR
RENT lu-roorn modern,
partly furnished house on Win
chester St., North Hoseburg. S.
W. Starmer, Soldiers' Home.
FURNISHED apartment for rent,
3-room, bath, hot and cold wa
ter. Iilght lu heart ot city. Rea
sonable rates. 323 K. Lane. J3u
bar Bros,
WANTED
WANTED Clean cotton and wool
rags. Nows-Roview oftice.. ,
WANTED 250 nieu to taku aiuiiui
at Hoseburg Cafeteria.
WANTED Ladles not to forget to
. take lunch at Roseburg Cafe
teria. WANTED TO BUY AT5 ONCE
Smnll inexpensive home, close in.
Addreas Box 88, care , News-Review
and state price and terms,
street and number. -
WANTEDTO RENT Small place
suitable for chicken raising, must
not 'be more than 10 miles out
and reasonable ront. Address
Box ti5, care News-Review,
GIRL WANTE D Young girl, 14,
15 or 16 years of age 10 live
with family in city during the
summer to aid with housework
an dtake care of baby. A good
home lor some girl. Address
"Girl Wanted," care Nmvs-lto-vlew.
i MISCELLANEOUS
o .
CARPENTERS Will exchango
good car for carpenter work.
Phone 61F21.
Uut OWNKK Dual lorgei to
call 653 when iu need of auto
parts. Sard's Auto Wrecking
Mouse.
LACE CURTAINS, drapes, blank
ets, quilts and .all fine laundry
work not just washed, but laun
dered. Call us and you will be
pleased. Phone 1331.
DOM ESTfOl 11 0 M E L AU NDRY
Offico 214 N. Main St.
; Phone 4'19-J.
Our Prices
. Damp Wash, lb ..
Dry ,Wash, plain, lb. ..
Economy (no starch)
flat work ironed, lb.
Hough Dry (starched)
...01c
..05c
..06c
all flat work lromd 08c
Work called for and delivered.
Tho largest book In the world
Is lu the British Museum. It Is a
gigantic atlas presented to Charles
II, by Amsterdam merchants,
when he visited the Netherlands
afier the fall of the monarchy.
PROFESSIONAL" CARDS
Elactro - Chiropractor DrugleBi
iioaltn center. 327 Cass. Pn. 481.
Try Our
Service
AH groceries we sell are
of the very best. Prices
compnre with any other
firm, nnd besides we are
glad to send up any order
to your home free of
charge. F'hone us your
needs.
Economy Grocery
O. L. JOHNSON
"The Store That Serves
You Best."
Phone 63 344 N. Jackson St.
KLAMATH FALLS TO
CELEBRATE ENTRY
Ufr NEW KA1LKOAD
(AsmjcUUaI l'rtl tctfSvU Wirw)
KLAMATH l-ALI.s. May 10.
i-oiniat mauguruilou of ireigUt
aud- passenger service over tue j
Ureat- tsortuern Railroad cxteusluu
trom Bead into Kiamath Fans will
be marked Friday and Saturday of
tuis week by one ot me largest
celebrations ever staged In south
ern Oregon.
Ktamaih Falls will give ItseK
over wholeheartedly to the wel
come of the Ui-eal Northern.
't housands of dollars have oevn
expenaeu to eusure success and
many unique novelty features
have boen arranged.
Although the celebration does
not lornially. open until Friday
morning. It will start unofficially
Tnursuay evening at the annual
banquet of the chamber of Com
merce at which Ralph Uudd, presi
dent of the Ureal Northern Rail
road, aud Ueoige S. Long, general
manager ot tho Weyorhaeuser
'limber company, will be the prin
cipal speakers.
Several parades will be staged
but the main procession will be
Saturday morning when floats
from different . southern Oregon
cities and various districts in Kla
math Falls will be displayed.
Governor 1. IV Patterson will bo
tu the leading car tollowed by
Great Northern, officials und other
notables.
o .
Farmers uvei-vwuere are buying
that Red Strand longer life leuo
lng, a-3 at 85c per rou.' Stearns a
Chenoweth, Oaluud, Ore.
MULTNOMAH ROAD WORK
TO GO UNDER PROBE
(Associated Press Leaat'tl W'frv)
PORTLAND, Muy 10.-In view of
recent criticisms of Canyon road
und other road projects In Multno
mah county the county commis
sioners today directed a letter to
the city planning commission ask
lng that body tn make a com plot fi
Investigation.
Reports recently investigated by
the district attorney's office to the
effect that contractors had been
receiving more credit for crushed
rock thau was actually delivered
the Canyon rouci projects,
charges of juggling road lunds,
ulong with other' niatlors afflict
ing road projects, led Ao tho deci
sion of the board to ask lor 'hi
vestigution.
Fish at Idleyld Park.
WIFE'S MURDER STORY
NOT SUBSTANTIATED
(Associated PreM Leased Wire)
ABERDEEN, S. D., May 10. Au
thorities here announced today
they found no substantiation- for
Mrs. Alex Carl Erickson's state
ment to Portland, Ore, police thnt
her husband hnd killed ono 01 their
children here 11 years ago. While
preliminary cxaiulmtllbit fulled to
reveal anyone who remembered
BOOTS AND HER
Uoi,U!M, VAX YO
f&i'jPi AVSO W BM,KT Of SlKX DtkiMEB. tw, AW KE's WM6 TAKE W " 'IM X WUZ 0UT P nl THft HOOVE . frf , C KFi
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS This Takes a Lot of Nerve ByBlosser
EXCITED OV1ER VESTERDAy- pSSS P gfel YOU JUST MASIMED YOO VUi Jf TrtlPY'D DO IT W
TAAT LOOKS UREA M- WM7 I OOAST S66 XA SOESS-.- L.ISTEM.1 J K?SS S J-B JCVk i'iht fk
SALESM.N SAM And He'8 Gonn Keep It - By Small
yr ypi
TOjBiKa nag jJj m-' ('mm
ELK8, ATTENTION
Meeting
Initiations.
Thursday
iilght.
DOUGLAS WA1TE, Sec.
the Erickson family, police sal:l
they would make a thorough in
vestigation before considering the
case closed.
The Arctic I'ln lo is . the
plnce I11 the world exempt
lightning and thunder..
only
from
PYLE MARATH ONERS ENTER
LAST LAP IN INDIANA
LOONIER, lnd., .May TO. "Cross
country" Pyle'B caravan of cal
louses jogged out of here today to
ward Butler, lnd., forty miles east,
und the last control point lu Indi
ana. Peter Gavussl of England, race
leader, lagged Tuesday on the 41
mile lap trom Mishawaka, finishing
in 11 tie for thirteenth place with
nine other runners, liulsto Omek
of Italy was the pace maker for
Hie day, covering the distance in
5:69:04. Roy McMttrtry, one-armed
Indianapolis runner was sec
ond, 58 minutes 12 seconds behind
him. .
Allan Currier, Rogue River, Oro
gun ,vus 10th In the lap yesterday
to Llgonler, with 7:61:40 elapsed
time 535:10:47, In a dead heat with
James Pollard, Reno, Nev., 638:44:
18.
Flower seeds at Wharton Bros.
LOMSKI AND LOUGHRAN
SIGN FOR SECOND BOUT
(Assoelute,! (V,-t Leased Wire) ' .
N7W YORK. May 9. Tommy
Loughran, world's light heavy
weight champion, signed thiB al-
ternoon with Promoter Humbert
Fumizsy to defend his title against
Loo Lomskl of Aberaeenj wasn.,
In a IB-round match at Ebbols
Field, Brooklyn, Wednesday, June
13. Lomskl already was signed.
. In a previous battle between
the two men, Loughran won a de
cision after being nearly knocked
out in the first round.
Eat barbecue sandwiches and
live forever. Brand's Road Stand
OREGON ARCHITECT MUST
BE CERTIFIED, RULING
SALEM. Ore., May J. Otis J.
Kltch, Plait building, Portland, hus
no right to call himself an archi
tect until he has qualified before
the state board of .architect ex
aminers, according to an opinion of
Attorney General Van Winkle, an
swering an inquiry from the board.
The inquiry is whether Filch is en
titled to pu on his door "architec
tural offices of Otis J. Fitch," to
have his name listed in the tele
phone directory as an architect,
and to Bign the service card at the
otfice of the telephone
company
on which tho company has notcd
his listing as an architect. The at -
torney general's reply is In' iuo
nornllve. '
PUPPIES
SATO - ftk) DONT
fOM 1 f OPAV. OO VOO II cm .OATi AW btnvio1. yo I . V . OCT ME - WHOT Sim
KNAPP JURY FAILS
TO REACH VERDICT
ALBANY, N. V., May 9 A dead-j
locked and diocharccd Jury today :
:lofi iho case of Mrs. Florence S.
, Knann. former secretary of state. .
i charged with grand larceny' of a !
I state ceiiBus pay check, back at the
:8tartiii; iulut.
After eight hours of deliberation ;
tho Jury renorted at midnight that
it was unable to agree and w as dis
rliargod by Supreme Court Justice
Joseph Caiaghan. Tho dale for the
new trial was fixed at Muy 81. ,
Salmon eggs at Idleyld Park.
OFFICIAL REPORT ON
OREGON PRUNE CROP
(Aeaociated 1'reu Leased Wire)
PORTLAND, Ore., May 9. Ap
ple orchards are now in full bloom
under very fuvorahlo conditions
with a good crop In prospect, says
the weekly Oregon . crop report.
Italian prune trees nre carrying a
very , small crop,, the cold spring
rains having prevented pollination.
French pruneB fared better, tho
latest reports Imtlcutingja normal
amount of fruit in some ot the
southern counties and about one
llilrd of the normnl amount in the
northern counties.
Cherries ami pears In the Wil
lamette valley are also setting a
crop that Is below normal, due lu
the wet spring.
Winter wheat was making a
good growth under tho influence
of warm wenther and normal sun
8nine conditions but is still some
what off color In the Willamette
valley. Seeding of spring wheat,
barley and oats was getting undur
way In all parts of the state.
FAST OCEAN LINE WT3T
COAST NEED, PLUMMER SAYS
(AsftoelHteri I'reKM Leased Wire)
PORTLAND, May 9. Assertion
thatttho Pacific coast. needs a fast
freight and passenger steanishli
line to Great Britain was made
hero today by Edward C. Plummer
of Bath. Maine, vice chairman of
the Shipping Board.
Jefferson Myers of Portland,
member of tho board, made the
statement here n few days ago.
Plummer said thnt the route of
such n line via tho Panama canal
to Great Britain would bo only 700
miles longer than a lltte to Boston.
Government shipping linos, ho
said, had caused a great Inereaso
In trade with South Amurtca. This
trade, he said, had been growing
by leaps and bounds, nml he px
pected it to show further Increase.
Garden Bccd
Wharton Bros.
mid fertilizer at
Political Anno unceme
nts
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
To the republican volerB of
Douglas county: 1 heroby announce
; myself a cnmlldnte tor rooleotlon
a,a county judge, subject to your
l approval at the primaries on May
18. '
OEOROE K. QUINR).
' ' - ' The Whole Show . ' ' By MartU
HAv)E ANYTHING WOM'T HAWS To OO NOTHIU - I J; : OW CISAHC, AH OHOfvHEO 0 iAVCt TO Wtlv WM AH DO ?0 0 ? M
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FOR COUNTY JUDQR .
1 hereby announce myself a
candidate on the republican ticket
at tne nominating election May 18
for the ofttce of County Judge. 1
pledge myself. If elected, to a
sauare deal to evoryene, every
road district and every auction ot
Douglas county; economic admin
I tatralion, aud cooperation with law
enforcement agencies.
H.
A. HKItCUKR,
Olllard. Oregon
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Subject to the will of the voters
of Douglas county at the inmarr
election May 18, 192S, 1 will be a
candidate on the Republican ticket
tor Representative to the Oregon
Legislature.
Roseburg, Oregon.
c . bUUHWUUU,
FOR SHERIFF
I hereby announce myself a an
dldate for the nomination for sher
iff of Douglas county, subject to
tho approval of the voters of the
deropcrnlio "party r,t the May pri
mary eiectiou.
V. T. JACKHOM.
FOR SHERIFF DOUGLAf
COUNTY
I will appreciate your vote at the
primary election. Atay 18, for the I
republican nomination tor the of
fice ot sheriff ot Douglas county.
Sound, sensible law enforcement
will be maintained at nil times.
Oakland, Oregon. B. E. LEAS.
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF
Subject to the approval ot th.
Republican volera ot Dcuglaa eoun
ty, I hereby announce myself a
candidate for nomination lor slier
1ft at tho primnry election, May 18.
PERCY A. WEBB.
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for County Assessor sub
ject to the approval ot the republi
can voters ot Douglas bounty at
the primary election, Msy 18.
BARTON HELL1WBLL,
Yoncalla, Oregon.
FOR COUNTY SCHOOL
SUPERINTENDENT
Working tor me best school
economy, 1 present my name fot
nominatioc by the republican parly,
in the May prlmarloB, for ro-eleo
tlon to the office ot County Super
intendent of scnoois.
EDITH S. ACKERT,
FOR COUNTY CLERK
I hereby announce myself a cat)
dldate for County Clerk subject tl
the approval ot the republican vol
era of Douglas county at the prt
mary election, May 18.
A. J. GEDDE3.
FOR COUNTY CLERK
I heroby anuounco myself a can
didate for County Clerk subject to
the will ot tho Republican voters
at the . nrimarv election Mav 18.
1 1928
IRA B. RIDDLE.
Have You a Crust?
Tear it up with a John Deere heavy cultivator or
chop it up with a cover crop disc - '
;,. special .::'&
7-ft. Disc Harrow, rebuilt, -$90.00
See the new Trailer Wagon.
See Us First We Can Save You Money. 1,
Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange
HOSKBURG AGENTS FOR OAKLAND
Bean Spray Pump Co. Fairbanks Morse & Co.'
John Deere Plow Co.
L. N. Miller
FOR COUNTY CLERK
1 hereby announce myBelt as a
oanditlate for County Clerk sub
ject to the approval ot the Demo
cratic volera of Douglas County at
the primary election May 18, 19118.
, SYLVIA J. BROWN.
FOR COUNTY ASSESSO.t
I hereby announce my candidacy
for county assessor qf Douglas
county, Bubject to the approval of
tue rejubiican voters at tne pri
mary election May 18, 1928.
FRANK i.. CALKINS.
FOR SCHOOL 8UPT.
1 hereby announce my candidacy
for the oiflce of County School Bu
penl'jieudont, subject to the will oi
the voters at the Republican pri
maries, May 18.
If elected I pledge an economical,
efficient and business like adminis
tration. O. C. BROWN.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
I hereby announce myself a can
dldate tor County Treasurer sub
Ject to the approval ot the repub
llcan voters of Douglas county, a)
the nominating election, Muy 18.
OUVIA RISLEY CARNES, '
FOR COUNTY TR6A8URER
Subject to the approval of the.
republican voters ot Douglas coun-
ay, Oregon, 1 hereby announce my-
Bolt a candidate for reelection to
the office of County Treasurer at
Me primnry election May 18, 1928,
JAMES E. SAWYERS.
FOR COMMISSIONER
1 hereby announce my candi
dacy for tho nomination for the of
fice or county commissioner, as a
republican, subject to the will ot
the party voters at the primary
election May 18, 1928. 1
W. A. LOVELACE.
Sherwin-Williams Co.
DehydraUr Co.
FOU COUNTY COMMISSIONER
I hereby announce my candi
dacy for the nomination of the of
fice oi county eouimuuuonar oa me
republican ticket, subject to the
will ot the party voters at the pri
mary election May 18, 1928." It
elected, I will do all within iny
power to give every section -oi
Douglas coumy a square deal.
KOVCB A. BUSENUAUla..
FOR COUNTY 8URVEYQR :
1 hereby announee myself a can
didate for County Surveyor "sub
ject to the approval of the Republi
can voters of UouglaB coumy at
the primary election May 18, 1928.
. U. IKVlNUv
For county surveyor
To tho republican voters .. of
Douglas county: I hereby announce
my candidacy for reelection as
County Surveyor, subject to your
wisnea at me primary, may is,.
HARVEY L. EPPSTEIN.-
FOR CONSTABLE
SODR DOUGH JIM OAT,
FOR COUNTr CORONER ,'
I horouy announce tnyself a can
dldate for - County Coroner- o
Douglas county subject to the. ap
proval ot the Republican voters at
me primary election, may in.
H. U. BTHiAKNS. :
FOR CORONER
Subject to the approval ot th(
republican voters, I .hereby an
nounce myBelt a candidate foi
nomination of County Coroner, a!
the primary election, May 18.
M. E. R1TTER.
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