ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1928.
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ATTRACTIVE
GLASSWARE
...-. .
Sets or Single Pieces.
Beautiful Berry Set o Seven Pieces
$1.20
Glassware for Decorative Purposes or Table Service
Tinted or Clear Ware.
Y Come in land take advantage of present low prices.
-Churchill Hardware Co.
''1 THE WINCHESTER STORE
UK,mj
DEWEY GROVES nrl9.
THIS HA8 HAPPENED I "Do you really' thing that wealth
Dertle Lou. War marries Hod i makes a person free of ail worry?
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Bryeiv whohad previously been en
gaged to Llla Harsh. They spend
an ideal honeymoon and the only
shadow on the bride's happiness is
LUa's persistency in broadcasting
to their friends that she was Kod's
first love,
A splendid position in New York
is offered Hod by Tom Fraser and
he accepts. Anxious to make a.;
good impression, they go to an ex
pensive hotel until they can find
an apartment This seems to an
tagonize Molly Frasor, who urges
Bertie Lou to buy more than she
can afford. Rod wins some money
from Tom at poker and, feeling
under obligations to them, reck
lessly invites the crowd to a night
club, Bertie Lou scolds him for the
extravagance and thoy quarrel..
However, this trouble Is forgotten
in the rush of moving into their
new apartment.
Lila surprises them by marrying
a rich Mr. Loree whom she hnd
met at their, night club party. She
asks Bertie Lou to forgive her past
unkindnes8es and be friends, with
so much sincerity that she cannot
FOR SALE
h CANNING beans at special' rates.
: S O. K. Gardens, Dillard. W.. E.
Hercnor.
ll''OH SALE About 4 ton good huy
for $5. K. K. wiibou, Wi rros
pecl St
1-3 OFF sale at FlBher's Wallpaper
Store. 25 off on paint. Sale
lusts 15 days.
. FOR SALE Good Durham bull,
! choice' of yearling or two-year-n.
old. Wm. Porter, Camas Valley.
i FORD 4-door sedan, alBO Ford
, light truck. Priced to sell. Mo
' tor Shop Garage, 448 N. Jackson.
.TEACHES FOR SALE-At Oth'
' mar Walker place, Coos1 Junc
v tlon, across from the Wigwain.
Bring boxes.
FOR RENT Furnished apt, sleep
ing porch, shower, electric
range; close in. Inquire 124 W.
Douglas.
ers and the Lorcos is a severe
strain on Rod and Bertie Lou. Rod
becomes discouraged and Llla
grasps her chance to offer sym
pathy. NOW. GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XX
FOR RENT 5-room furnished cot
tage with garage, fruit,, garden.
Reasonable. East Lane and Ter
race Sts; Phone 666-R.
WANTED
WOMAN wants work by, the hour
or month. Address Box 43, care
News-Review.
FOR SALE-One team of mares,
' '.' 2200 lbs., or will trade for young
i ewes or goats. H. C; Schatten
? kerk, Brockway.
IF you are looking for a bargain,
-h see my 10-acre ranch, 6 miles
J- south on highway, excellent soil;
j house, barn, and chicken house.
1 Mrs. Lora Mellott
FOR SALE Buckhorn Cigar Store
Cottage - Grove. Proprietor's
death reason for selling. Inquire
Mrs. Mary LaCnsse, 31 12th
St., Cottage Grove, Ore.
FOR SALE Wood ; white and
blaclt-.roak-;-4- laurel; -block p
stove; rod fir, block, slab wood.
Good wood at reasonable prices.
Wanted someone to split and
rick. Phono 6F3.
WANTED 20 or 30 tiers 22-inch
laurel or black oak. 124 W.
Douglas St '
WANTED Woman to do houBfr
work and cook tor- 4. - Write or
call Ed Weaver, Myrtle Creek.
WANTED Sowing in the homo
by the day or hour. All work
guaranteed. Mrs. Lee Mohr, Wll
" bur, Ore.
WANTED Widow wishes position
as housekeeper for widower of
small family. Country preferred
Mrs. A. B., care- News-Review.
WANTED to rent ranch. 150
sheep capacity . or more. ' Give
particulars: Box 17, care News-
Review;
HAMPSHIRE rums for sale. One
3 years old and one yearling
registered, and in good condi
tion. Call or address G. E. Atk
ins, Riddle, Ore.
LOOK! home seekers. Sacrifice
- best acreage, near school, gro
ceries, filling stations, R. It. de
pot; creok, lots oak Umber. Rt.
1, Rox .162.
BUY A HOUSE Lot 53 1-3x100 to
alley. 5-room, modern houBe,
built-in featuros, hot and cold
water, electric lights; located on
Cobb street Paved streot, side
walk, and cement walks. Large
garage. $1800, $500 down, bal
ance like rent G. W. Young &
Son, 116 Cas Street. Phone 417.
FOR RENT
1
FOR RENT Clean well-furnished
7-rooni house;, garage; garden.
Phone 288;. Inquire 852 Hoover
St.
Roseburg Cabinet Shop
230 W. Oak
FURNITURE REPAIRING
Upson Board and Veneer Panel
Cut to Order
Window Screens made to oider
E. 8. AND F. L. COCKELREA8
CITY OF SUTHERtlN
SAWMILL AND BOX FAC
TORY OPPORTUNITY 14,000
acres with 524. million foet of
Douglas fir and 35 million
sugar pine. PRICE $1.00 M ft.
-I ho city will donate mill Bite
adjoining trackage containing
150 acres. Further particulars
E. G. KINOWELL, SUTHERLIN
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
Sutherlln, Oregon.
WANTED We will! buy hldej,
wool, pelts, chittam bark and all
rflndB. of- junk. Alaska Hide,
Wool &. Junk Co., 404, W. Cass
St. Phone ID1.
I MISCELLANEOUS
:
WEAVING Rugs and carpetB,
Mrs. Pearl James, 243 Sheridan
St. .
CAR OWNER Don't forget to
call 553 when In need of into
parts. Sarffs Auto. Wrecking
. House. -
MOTHER'S DEATH CAUSES
SON TO END HIS LIFE
(Auwiatwl I'rrM Lcatnl Wire)
PENDLETON, Oru., July 30.
Everett R. Parkes ended his life In
tho blacksmith shop at Iho town of
Hnlflman, In Umatilla county. Sat
urday night, using a small calibro
rifle. Information received by tho
coroner today Indicated; he had
brooded over tho death of his
mother two years ago.
' Boswell Springs, swimming tank.
Pure mountuln water.
108 INDICTED AFTER
N. Y. LIQUOR ROUNDUP
. NEW YORK, July 30. A federal
grand jury today indicted one hun
dred and eight persons, including
Texas Guinan nnd Helen Morgan,
night club hostesses, and N. T.
Granlund; radio announcer for sta
tion WHN, as an aftermath of the
sensational dry raid on Broadway's
cabarets last monht
Eat' barbecue fmnowlcnes and
live forever. Brand's Road Stand.
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she asked suddenly.
Rod turned his head to look at
her. She hud spoken with a touch
of depression in her voice. 4
"Even a golden crown roust
carry a few thorns," she went on
as he did not speak. "It is not im
possible for mo to understand your
troubles, Hod, it they are con
cerned with money. My memory is
not short." she added with a sig
nificant pause. "Perhaps there are
liigless to you, should you refuse a
position from Cy?" she asked.
Rod squirmed. She saw that and
laughed at him. "Don't be foolish.
Rod. You have a right to be happy.
tray j Hoaveu knows you and Bertie Luu
Rod ! are like two. cuckoo doves. But
drawing room,
',
Llla was back In a few minutes.
"How would you like some milk?"
she a&ked him. "it would sooth
you." She held out 'a small
with a large' glass on it
waved it away. . i you can t enjoy life without auy
-- "Take it," Lila urged. "I heated money, not here in New York and
it a little, it will take the edgo eft with tho friends you've 30t."
your nerves." Rod groaned. "I'm always telling
"Rod was at the point where, re- Bertie Lou we don't belong with
sleteuce was a bore. Ho took the you and Cy and the rest of 'em."
milk. Llla irjw heavy curtuins : "And Bertio Lou has too much
over the wini off before she caiuol sense to listen to you. No, Rod.
to sit on the ran of his chair while you're double crossing yourself
he drank slowly from the tall glass. somewhere. 1 could understand
"Did Ueitie L"m; iv;.- tell you: how you'd feel about it if you were
how I had to g:a i! )v. n on my j still In love with me. But you say
knees and beg nun accept me as you'ro not. And you know that the
a friend?" she asked quietly. Rod! luck of money is turning you into
glanced up at her. Her expression a joyless old foggy and yet - you!
was serious.
"You know
Bertie Lou better
your troubles," Rdd said bantering-
ly, "assuming they were tho same
as mine."
"You mean my' marriage," Lila
returnod quietly. "And you're right.
Rod! Ahraoadabra couldn't have
done more for me."
"Who's ho?" They both laughed.
"But if you really don't know,"
Lila explained, "it's a magic word.
And it can help you, too."
"Is that so? 1 suppose you cap-
be denied. But keeping up appear-; tured it in a dictionary or a eross
nnccs with people who have as. word puxsle und drugged it to tho
much money to spend as the Fras-1 altar with you to do Its stuff; But
many places in my mind that once
were filled with the same thoughta I Ulan Uml h(J fM
inai you were siouuiiug uvo. uul H.g ,rua Uuu , had b n
there in the hall. I Rod. But Bertie Lou is a peach.
-wen, you loiiuu a way uui uiixiit-'s never rubbed it in. I on Iv
Wish I were as sure of your friend
ship as I am of hers.
'There couldn't be any place for
my thoughts In your head," Rod
replied' quizzically and hardly with
smile. The smiling enrne readily
enough, though, to LUa's car-
mined lips. She caught the hint
that sounded in his words ana
voice tho hint that she lacked the
power of understanding. The smile
crept up to- her eyes, an inscrut
able smile. -
You don't want - a drink, do
you?" she asked, in a negative-inviting
tone.
Rod shook his head.
"Come in hore, then," she snld,
and turned toward the drawing
you, see I'm already wed. Old Ab
couldn't do a thing for me."
Lila did not answer him at once.
Bertie Lou and' another girl were
opening tho door. Lila saw them In
the mirror over the mantelpiece.
"Men. can make money," she
Rod 1 said, motioning over her shoulder
for the new arrivals to join them
on the sofa.
The other girl turned back to tho
library, but Bertie Lou. remained.
The opportunity, for prolonged
conversation among them had at
ready paBsed, however, for guests
were now arriving rapidly and Lila
had to give up her place beside
Rod.
Later In the evening she found
anothor chance for a talk with him
A well-known Broadway enter
tainer was giving imitations of
famous stars and everyone was
room door, her hand still on. Ills crowded into the drawing room,
arm. She had left the door open, Lila it ml Rod stood near tho door.
but now sue closed it ncninu mem. iTusenuy, uuuer covur ui- um
There was a friendly fire and an stir at the end of a particularly
Incredibly comfortable looking sofa
before It. Llla led Rod over to It
and pushed him down upon the.
crenm and, gold satin cushlonB.
Here." She ottered ctgarets in'
an ivory dox.
clever nud mirth-provoking Bketch,
she drew him Into the hall. "I must
give an order to Wllkins," she snld;
"Come with me, will you?"
Rod was in no mood for comedy.
He did not mind leaving tho draw
Rod was a trifle uncomfortable
In his mind, "Whnt've I done?" ho
inquired.
Lila laughed. "Not a thing to
hurt, old dear, but it's what you
might do that worries mo. You see
I want you to trust me and I'm
afraid you don't, You don't bellevo
that f in capable' of appreciating
your troubles.
"Why should you understand iny
troubles?" Money's nothing to you
now."
Rod realized as soon- as- the
words were said that he had ad
mitted the existence of the pos
sibility they had Joked over earlier
ill the evening. He hadn't - meant
to tell his troubles to Llla or any
one else. How the devil had; It
come nhout?
Llla's eyes were filled' with satis
faction. "But I've told you that I
haven't forgotten what tight holes
I used to be in half the time over
money," she said, a bit Impatiently.
"1 know you must be having a bad-
time, Rod; And It's so utterly uu
necesBury, too, becnuse Cyrus -.will
give you a good job any time you
want it.
A golden lamp revealed that; lug room. Llla led him into the 11-
Rod's hand shook slightly when he brary. "Walt here a minute," she
held a lighted taper to the tobnc- told him. "I'd better go. out to the
i. pantry, iook arouno. xou may una
"Losing sleep," Lila commented a cup of punch loft"
aloud. Rod went over to a chair by' a
"Up loo much," Rod acknowl- window that Bomoono had opened.
edgod. Outside the weather was below
"And no sleep, whon you do go to zero out ine cioun, cooi- air . iiiai
bed," Lila wont on. "What are you oame into the 10th floor apartment
worrying about. Rod?" . T-a was "a blessed relief , from tho
Rod frowipd. Bortle Lou hnd
spoken of the same thing not long
nso iir a futuro possibility. He'd
flatly told' lii.'i' that was one thing
he wasn't going to do. And without
the necessity of plain spoken
words both had understood that he
meant he would not accept a posi
tion from the husband of a girl
who had thrown him ovor.
"Let's get back to the show," he
said, putting the glass down on a
smoking stand. Llla pressed a
hand on his chest to keep him
from rising.
"You see," she ' jibed- nt him,
"Bertie- Lou is u better friend: I'm
sorry, because I thought you were
so happy with her that you couldn't
hold the pnst against mo."
'"I don't," Hod said shortly. "No
offense, Lila, since you'ro so happy
with Cy, but 1 owe you a lot for
giving me the gate."
A flicker, too hrlof to hetrnv its
Meaning, came to LUa's eyes., and-
won't accept your chance to Rive
Bortle Lou the things all women
want.
"Us a shame the way the poor
kid slaves In that apartment. Just
far your pride. If you love her so
much I Bhould think you d be glad
to sacrifice a little of it though 1
can't see how you'd have to do that
just by taking a position- with Cy
to make her really happy."
An Influx of guests interrupted
their conversation. Lila, left Rod,
to take up her duties as hostosB.
Bertie Lou came in and joined her
husband where he stood by the
ni,..i
1 "YVIint'a thin?' altn anlill hiblnir
UP' the half empty glaBS of milk.
"Norvo tonic," Rod , told hor.
"Say, how about going homo? I'm
dead tor sleep."'
"All right, I'm tired too," Bertio
Lou agreed. '
Rod told her nothing that night
of LUa's talk with. him. Ho- was
swayed by IT, temptedt After all, If
he earned the salary ... he was
a whiz at figures . . . what had
his old puppy love for Lila to do
with it? Bortle Lou wns the . one
person to be considered now; And
Lila was a brick to want to help
him. What a Bin-prlso she'd turned
out to bo all' around; A regular
fellow.
She'd have boen still more of a
surprise If he could have seen her
at that moment;
(To Be Continued)
Don't Slam The Gate!
Buy one of our 4 ft. wire filled walk gates for
$2.75
: " i .' Drive gate
$7.70
i ; See Ue r trsc We Con Save You Money.
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ROSEBURO
AGENTS FCR
OAKLAND
Bean Spray Pttnp Cn. Fairbanks Morse & Co.
John Deer. Pk w Co. Sherwin-WiUiamt Co.
L.U. Millwr Denjrircter Co. ,
Boswell
park.
Springs, cool- shady
CITY WINS DAMAGE SUIT
OVER INJURY BY BEAR
HOOVER PAILS TO LAND
. STEELHEAD IN: ROGUE
(Awwiktfil l'r Uml Wirp)
BIG CREEK LODGE, nenr Mod
ford, Ore., July 30. Herbert Hoov
er's first try for fish early, today
was unsuccessful,- (lua largely to
the fact that photographers ' In
sisted! on getting close up views
and continuously near him.
After two- hours in- the Rogue
river near here ho-gave up. and
Blurted ahead of Bchedulo for
Brown's camp in California, near
the state Hue, whore ho will seek
mounUiin. trout for. throe dnyB bo
fore taking a train to his home at
Stanford! university.
The presidential: cundldate will
seek to- koop olear of- photograph
ers as ha holds that fish refuse to
blto when- cameras are around;
Two- years ago Mr. Hoover fish
ed in the stream, and nt that time
was more- fortunate Ho haa visit
ed tho stream ten times and re
marked today that It was one af
the best in which he had ever oast
lila lino, . ' .
Wanted Car washing and
greasing, at the best equipped
service station In town. Wo
. have our parking space all co-
ment, no-gravel-to-,. carry In
your car. Come In and have
us toBt your, tires. Servian
with a smile at' L. R; Cham-
. bora Service Station, corner .
Douglas, and Main Sts near
Court House. Phone 649.
pany K, sentenced to Ufa Impris
onment in solitary confinement far.
their part several years ago in a
desperate brenk for freedom,
escaped, from their cells In Ohio
penitentiary today but were re
captured by guards in the prison
yard. ......
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NOTED ACTOR IN HOSPITAL.
SAN FRANCISCO; July 30: A
city Is not answerable for mis
haps occurring in public zoos, it
was ruled' today in dismissing tho
suit of the parents of Percy
Hayes, Stockton youth. Damages
of $76,000- were asked of the city
for loss of young Hayes' right eye,
clawed out In 19B7 by a bear at
the- Golden- Gate park zoo.
In dismissing the suit was held
In suporior court that a city
mnintalns a zoo in a "governmen
tal" instead of a "proprietary"
capacity, and is no responsible In
the samo degree as clrcuBes and
prlvnto enterprises. -
20-YEAR-OLD MURDERER '
DIE8 IN. ELECTRIC CHAIR
"I'm not worrying."
warm, perfumod atmosplioro of the was gone. "Then why. If I'm mean'
(AMOclitnl l'rm Uated Wln)
BKLLBFONTB, Pa., July 20.
Joseph Kamenlsky, Jr., 20-year-old
confessed- slayer of Dr. Gerald
Kelly of Jessup, Pa., went to the
electric chair today at. Rockvlew
penitentiary. '
The youthful slayer had con
fessed he shot the doctor because
he had advised the amputation of
one of Kamenlsky's legs after a
mine aocldont
. Bat1 bamocue sanawicnes ano
live forever. Brand', Road Rtanri
FOUR. CONVICT8 FAIL
IN DA8H FOR LIBERTY
(Anoolated rrcw.nued-Wire)
COLUMBU3, Ohio. July,, 80,
Four members of Ilio prison eom-
(AnoclatMl Prca Lenaod Wire) - '
HOLLYWOOD. Cnl July 30.
Ralph Forbes, proininent actor of
Btnge and screen, was dangorously.
ill at a Hollywood hospital today.
Neither hospital attaches nor phy
sicians would reveal the nature of
Forbes'.' Illness but both admitted
tho star was in a uerlous condition..
Forbes is tho husband of Ruth
Chatterton, nationally known act
ress and the son of Mary Forbes,
also an actress of repute.
ACE HUDKINS' BROTHER
. FACES 8ERI0US CHARGE
(AuoclAtnl Fren Leand Who)
LOS ANGELES, July 80. Art
Hudklns, brother and aBsiBtanf
mnnager of "Ace" Hudklns, weltor
weight boxer front Nebraska, was
charged with two counts of. crim
inal assault in a complaint Issuer
by the district, attorney's office to-dayj-The
charges were prnforred -by
MIbb lone Gall Murphv, 20.
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their health nnd the health of
their families to let us do- their
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