ROSEBUR6 rEWSREVIEW, pOSEBURq OREGON.- WEDNESDAY. AUGUST I 1 928.''--'
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ATTRACTIVE
GliASSWARE
Sets or Single Pieces. . .
Beautiful Berry Set of Seven Pieces
Glassware for Decorative Purposes or Table Service
Tinted or Clear Ware.
Come in and take advantage of present low prices.;
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Churchill Hardware Co. ;
THE WINCHESTER STORE ' '' '
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drWXn DEWEY CltOVXS
THI8 16 WHA1 HAPPENED Iliad extended the olive branch to
'Hurtle Lou-Ward marries . Hod j Uerlle U. I "
Dryer, who had previously been! At the moment Hod was thing
engaged to Llla Marsh. The only Ing of her us a surprisingly ' good
shadow on tbe.brlde's-happiness Is fellow the smile slid off her face
Llla's persistence in broadcasting' like a mask. Cyrus bad opened
to their friends .that she ' was her door and come in without
Hod's first love. . knocking. LUa quickly took up n
A position in New York Is' of-j hairbrush and began atrojting her
feri'd ltod by Tom Fraser and he i bob over her face. Some day, she
accepts. Anxious to make a . good) feared, Cyrus would 'see- the tell
impression, they go to an expens)' tale change in her ; features for
lve hotel until they can find an ! wmch "his approach was respons-
apartment. This seems .to an line. , .. . v.-
The dumb ox! Coming in like
that when her mind: was filled
with a man who made bim look
tike a caricature of tlio beef trust.
Dents Lou.- 1 Keel awfully, bad ;M hat she was rendered thoroughly,
about it because it they were com- incapable of further household'
veiled to qiil tho light. ,aud . gol duties, it was great news! .
back- to Wnyville I'd 1ms a goodj Then when, filially, the first
-lil friend." - ' ; A'" flush of enthusiasm had disap-,
' "What's' the 'trouble?'' Cyrus poared, Bertlo Lou began to won-i
most obligingly asked. ' ' '-' tier whnt won Hod over so com-j
"Oh, money," Llla replied with a pletcly from his recent stand that!
gesture thut implied thu situation h-i would accept no favors iromi
was a usual one. .-,' .-.; ' - Cyrus. ' f. ' M
' Cyrus frowned, 'WeH." yr '. j Unwittingly' Rod supplied tin-
know,", he be.ean ' doubtfully. "1 ntiuwer. "Cy'a a geuerous old buck,,
rather think they must be spend-j but the cold-plated loving cup goes'
lug more thr. they make." to Llla lor this work," M said.
"Of course ihey are!"' Llla ex- l)ertleI.ou understood, lie bad
plodod. "ltod'iv borrowing from hb t,.l.,cd It over will) Llla. And wllh
faiber. Dut U'jn'f blame i tticm, out effort alie eemod o have con
Tom Prase:- buM'g'it llci hero acdivlnivd hln i moro forcibly' ,thau
Molly start )U l) ( lo L:u out try; Beitlo Lou1 could 'that, (here was
ik to keep up Willi- liiom.
Tom doesn't pay ; Rod
CLASSIFIED SECTION
ALL NEW AOS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAGfc
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Gravenstcln and Red
June apples. C. E. Trueblood, 3
miles W. Meirose road. '
FOR SALE R. I. chicks from T to
10 weokB old Inquire at the Red
Stand at Kelloy's Korner. '
FOR SALE Good Jersey cow,
fresh; or exchange- for wheat or
onts. O; H. WitzlB, Canyonvlllo.
FOR SALE Extra fine golden
figs, 35c gallon or 3 gallons for
$1. Phone 15F22. Mrs. W. R. El
lis. !''
(TOR SALE Buckhoru Olgar Store
, Cottage - Grove. Proprietor's
death reason for selling. Inquire
Mrs. Mary. LaCasse, i 31 12lh
St., Cottage' Grove, Ore.
$0il SALEWood; white' and
black oak! laurel, block or
stove; rod fir, block, Blab wood.
Good wood at reasonable prices.
Wanted someone to split and
' rick. Phone 6F3. ' ,
LOC1K! home seekers. Sacrifice
best acreage, near school, gro
ceries, filling stations, R. R. de
pot; creek, lots oak timber. RL
1, Box 162.
I FOR RENT I
:
FOR RENT Clean well-furnished
7-room house; garage; garden.
Phono 298. Inquire .852 Hoover
St. ,
FOR RENT 5-rooru furnished cot-
tuge with garage, fruit, garden.
Reasonable. East Lane and Terrace-
Sts. Phone G66-R.
. WANTED , -I
: ; : :
WANTED Widow wishes position
as housekeeper for widower of
small family. Country preferred
Mrs. A. 13., care News-Revlow
tagontte Molly Fraser, who urges
Bertie Lou to buy more than she
can afford. Rod wins money from
Tom at poker, and, feeling under
obligation to them," recklessly In
vites the crowd to a night club.
Llla visits Molly and goes to the
party .where she meets a rich Mr.
Loree. The affair costs the Dry
ers more than flOO and. Bertie
Lou scolds Hod for (lie extrava
gance. But their quarrel Is forgot
ten in tho rush of ' getting settled
in the new apartment. ' ; , '
Llla surprises, them by marry
ing Mr. Loree, and she asks Ber
tie Lou to forgive the past and be
come friends, She showers favors
upon them with . such .' sincerity
that Bertie Lou Is. deceived. . But
' Cyrus was a little fat, and more
than partially bald. But his eyes
were kind In spite ,o( the hard
linos that business . competition
had set round them and his wide,
firm mouth. -
; He adored Lllai To him she was
a kitten a greedy little kitten
who would lap the cream he gave
her and then scratch.' Not a soft
kitten, but an amusing one.
Cyrus wasi not unthankful for
having tthe cream to give her,
and. he did hot Inquire too deeply
into the real measure of her af-
keeping up appearances with -their fectlon for him. So far he'd never
crown Is a Beve-o strain on Ron's hoard of the other mnn.
finances. - He becomes discour-i. uia always ducked his kisses
aHed and Llla grasps her otiance ,. a,id' ran from his hugs, but she
to force her sympathy upon him was ever '.tensing and wisocrack-
by ottering a pomtlon Willi more ng n)0ut It. Cyrus took It all In
money under Her Husband. I fun. That sho really meant. It
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY, never occurred to him.
But anion this occasion she sdfe
very still 'when he put his hanils
on her shoulders and pressed - his
forenead down on her. sleek hair.
WANTED to rent ranch. 150
sheep capacity or morb. Give
particulars. Box 17, care News-
. Review. .
WANTED We will buy hide
, wool, peltB, chlttam bark and all
kinds of junk. Alaska Hide,
Wool & Junk Co.; 40V W. Cass
St. Phone iOl. .
: MISCELLANEOUS- 1
: :
WEAVING Rugs and osrpetB.
Mrs. Pearl James, 243 Sheridan
St. ' ' . , - ,
perfunie he knew what that par
ticular Bcent cost.'
, Unexpectedly Llla turned 'and
thrust her arms upvnround, his
neck. Cyrus was delighted , when
she kissed him. "It was a -.swHI
party, wnsn't lt?"-sho .said: 'NO
casualties.!1 '. "
'You vo got. them all beat at en-
CAR OWNER Don't ' forget to
call 663 when In need of luto
parts. , Sarf f 8 Auto Wrecking
House. ' : '-
MNDOFCME
CHAPTER XXI
Llla sat before her' dressing
table removing the jewels she had
worn that evening. She lifted tho
long string of pinkish p.earls from '
around her neck . and tossed It
carelessly into a velvet-lined- jewol i
box. . .. .,:' . m : I
It was the first time she had
handled' them ' carelessly. Always
tholr glimmering beauty had ex
cited' her with .the reminder of
their Intrinsic .worth' and tho fact
that they belonged to her.
Tonight they. were, for the mo-' tortatiui)g, naiiy,", ne torn ner.
ment, of no more importance to , "Where'd you acquire all your so
ber than any , of . the imitation j cial talent?". '.
strings she had worn in Wayvlllei "By keeping my nyos and cars
before-she. had. asconded to opu- tuned in on those ' who know
lenco.. , , r ;:- . j what s what, ; Llla laughed. "Came
The bracelets came next. Just, on pretty-'speedy for a little girl
two. Llla had thought them crown ' from, the stlck3, didn't I? Proud
jewels when Cyrus presented thorn of me?" ' -' ; if '
to her. Since then, however. Bho You net. Hut that sounds to me
had seen women wearing six and like tho' preliminary round to a
eight of them nt a time. . ; ! touch." 6 '
HerB. she felt now. were noth-! "Maybe you could call It that,"
Ing to write homo .about Mere Llla' assented. "Say. did you not-
single width affairs. A real; brace- ice anything about the Bryers to-
let; she was about ready to toll ; night?"
Roseburg Cabinet Shop
230 W. Oak
FURNITURE REPAmiNQ
Upson Board and Veneer Panel
Cut to Order
Window Screens made to Older
E. S. AND F. L. COCKELREA8
CITY OF SUTHERL1N
SAWMILL AND BOX FAC
TORY OPPORTUNITY 14,000
acres with 624 million feet of
Douglus fir and 35 million
sugar pine. PRICE f 1.00 M ft.
The city will donate mill Bite
adjoining' trackage containing
150 acres. Further particulars
E. 0. KINGWELL, SUTHERLIN
CHAMBER OF : COMMERCE,
Sutherlin, Oregon.
OF
DEPOT
Barber Shop
409 Cass St., Near Depot '
PRICES
Hair Cut ...r.l.....
Ladies' Bob
Hair Tonic
Shampoo .
Baths
Shaves .....
...3c
......;;...25c
........... 1 5c
.....:...:.35c
35c
...........25c
All Work Guaranteed First Class
Mc's Place
Near S. P. Depot
(Aisdclitcd Preu Lcajwd Wire)
NEW YORK," July 31. Police
nnno.unced today that ' they had
positive Information that the
weapons with which, Frankle Yale,
Brooklyn gangster, was. shot to
deuth in a quiet Brooklyn Btreet,
came from the arsenal of Scnrface
Al Capone, Chicago racketeer.
The history of the weapons, a
machino gun, a shot gun ana
magazine pistol, ' was revealed it
was said, during a conference to
day between -District Attorney
Dodd of Brooklyn, Police Inspec
tors Sullivan and Coughlln, Parker
A. Henderson, Jr., son of a former
mayor of Miami, Fla., and Police
Chief Reeve of Miami. '
Yale, or Uale, was shot on July
1 na he aat at the wheel of his
automobile near IiIb Brooklyn
home by gangsters. The weapons
used were found later In an alian
doncd automobile bearing a Ten
nessee license.
Yale was said by police 'to have
been associated with Capone but
to have broken with him before
the killing. Henderson and Chief
Reeve arrived In New York last
night and considerable mystery
was thrown nbout them.
Police said they learned today
that, the guns had been purchased
In Chicago and shipped to Capone
In Miami. They snld they nlso
learned that at least four Chicago
gunmen had been in conference
with Capone in his Miami home
shortly after the shipment of the
weapons.
And no reason why. he shouldn't' pe In
halt, the employ of Llla's husband.
complaining- '
.Too bad' Rod Liilu't tell her the
rest of It .'.'. tlmU Llla had
worked -on his Iovb- for Bertie Lou.
The latter was left to believe what
sbe would, b wan so ;Rod lacked
her ability to guess, what other
people would think of - given . cir
cumstances. Had sho been in his
place she'd have , known that it
must look rather strange for a
perspii - to right-about-face. She'd
hBve mnde an explanation in u
caso ilka that.', j
But she whs not disturbed by
her conclusions.: Just tho merest
bit piqued. It wore off soon In the
enough," she added
ly. -.,-'. .
"Oh, now. Llla. you know - Hod1
hasn't got a very big job. I daro
say Tom's fair enough to bim.'
"That's just it! Hod hasnt any
thing to look forward to ..there.
And 1 don't tlijnk Rod's father can
leud him very much. It will be. a
pity if they havo to leave . New
York. I wish ltod could get a bet-
tcr Job." . Her voice ..trailed,, oft
wlntully. 1 ' ',.'.- .; ;
. "H'ui. Maybe I' could' do some
thing for him,'' Cyrus suggested.
Llla became highly, animated at
once. "Why, of courso," she ex
claimed gleefully. "We should haunlnesB' of their release from
havo thought of that before, you money bondage. Lator sho was to
must have some place in your big remember it with far more polg
company for Hod. And I'll be so nanf significance '
glad If Bartle Lou can have moro Rod remained With Tom's firm
money to spend. It's always so, for' tlio cuBtomary two weeks af
hnrd to get her to trail around j (or giving notice. Two more woekB
.wiin me Nwuen u cosis anyiiung.
Just as - it you didn't sivo me
oodles of money,-, you precious old
darling."; .- .' V ;
"Well,. I'll 8oo iwhat I can1 do."
Don't Slam The Gate!
Buy one bf 'out 4 ft. wire filled walk gates for '
$2.75
' ' ! i i ' n ; Drive gate
-t;ijni' $7.70
were taken up with work under
the man Cyrus was sending west
before he finally took charge ot
his new - position.
Tom and Molly too was in-
i cllned to be a little ancrv about
Indeed he did-.' do something! hu leaving, but Llla took care to
about It.' Hu sent the auditor of j explain. She Induced Molly to help
his company out to 'take charge of, her try to, Inveigle Bertie Lou Into
ii. nnirn.i i,a m wiHTirii Mrntipn nmi mil ifnn-iii'
his place. He Invited Rod to lunch
with hlnrwhen he reached this de
cision, and put it up to him. For a
moment Rod was nonplussed.1 -LUa
certainly had worked fast. But he
wanted; no undeserved favors. ,
; "All right Cy," he' said; "you've
knocked mo off my feot, , but
there's 'one thing 1 want to know.
How much of this Is due to friend'
See U f iraa We Cdrt Save You Money.
FarmBureaiiCooperativeExchange
f ROSEBURS ' ! 1 , -! AGENTS fCH i i f s ' V' ' OAKLAND
Bean Spray 'Picnp Cn. i Feirbanlw Morse A Co.
T John Deere Plow Co. - ' , , . '.. Sberwin-W illiuru Co.
L. N. Millxr Dehydrcter Co.
B. W. COONEY IS
; FIRE LOOKOUT
AT WHITE ROCK
moving.
Hod came, hear going through
the roof when Bortle Lou men
tioned 'the idea- to him. "Sufforlng
swordflsb, 1 thdught wo were all
through - being . fools," he i said
hotly. i
. "AH right, all right,'; Bertlo Lou
hastened to ftppeaso " htm, ' ''But
Llla gave me a hint V about ; Cy.
She said he liked to Bee tho men
Friends of B. W. Cooney, former
county agent, who for many months
was critically 111 and was not ox-
pooled to recover, will lie glad to
learn that he is rapidly improving
In health and due to his remark
able vitality " and determination
will eventually recover fully from
bis very sevoro Illness.
He-la now serving as a foreBt
lookout at the White Rock ranger
station, which Is located on tho
Myrtle Creek and Little river
rllvldn... Tip linn two milk . coats
with him, so Unit ho has a good
supply of frosh milk, and is rap
idly gaining In strength , and
weight. .'. , .' ; ' - - ' i
NEWS BRIEFS
(AMOtiatod I'rm Lcaied. wire) ' '
SAN RAFAEL The famous old
flvo-Btory hotel ,San Fafael was
destroyed by fire with an estimate '
ed Iobs ot 1500 000, Including the
property ot some 200 persons reg
istered there: The flro tor. a time
threatened to Bpread to the north
ern part of the town.
ship? iou'ro ortorlng mo a lot I wlio worked for him living well,
moro money than I've over earned i Not like spendthrifts, of courso,
nnd I don't want to' take it unless Dut ,p wants them to'do justice to
you think I can make good." , the positions they hold. He'd hnte
Cyrus scowlod. "Young -, folia, t0 tihve a LoiW anaii1 who holds
I'm ablo to offer yot a reasonable any kind of a Job nt all, making a
salary' bocause l never lnadd it a poor lmpresBlon.!1' . , ,t ,
practice' to overpay any man, no "Now' look hero', Bertlo Lou,"
matter how i valuable he was , to Rod saia BOborly, "we're gonua
me." .; - - u :-i.'r. : ' save." , '
Rod grinned. -s '. , . one month lntor'he came home
'But 1 don't mind giving a leg
up to a renl hustler," Cyrus 'went
on. "And I guess that. little wife
of yours won't weep, over having
moro bacon In the house." "
least. A flexible string of 'decent" still almost as pretty as you aro." How literal that waa only Rod
diamonds would please her more. ."Don't you think they're both knew. . ' !..-,.
Jewels were not In ;. her mind,; looking- port of . ... sort ot donor ine ran ui ins coiuuruucu was
however. Something mbro 'Import-; In?" i ; ! ...v-.. n occupied with dotnllB. Rod, ro-
ant to her than Jowols, ocenplcdj' "Well, Rod wasn't pulling any turned to'tho pfflca, treading, on
her thoughts. She whs smiling Samson Btuff. The root stnfeU aim And Bertlo i Lort. was,., so,
over a campaign!. -v . the - cam-. on.", ,1 .-. ' . ;'. I thrilled at tlio 'news when Rod
palgn sho had launched when she "Hn'S sick with wony. And bp's ' told Her at .dinner thnt evenlnpr
to learn that Bertlo Lou hlid suh
lot .the npartinpnt,, ; v .
' ; (To Bo' Coritlnvcd)'..' '." ."'.-
Trains fob Character
A non-!Motartan bonrdltiR and
day aohool for boya. illicit
scliolliatlo atandard. llDina
Jlks ' atmosphere! avlatlont
atblatloa. , Seod for eataiot
1 Portland, Oregon . -
Eat baroecue sanawicnea anO
live forever. . Brand' Road Stand
LOS ONQELES Naboru Sadao,
16-year-old Japanose student
hanged himself to the door oi nis
bedroom In tho belief! IiIb mother
said, that he was making "an ex
periment" In unveiling the mys
tery ot doath. The mother said ho
had been reading books on death 1
recently. '
: RED BLUFF Roy and Oeorgo .
Karston, respectively 8 and 10
years old, were drowned while
swimming In the Sacramento river.
The father narrowly escaped death
-in an effort to save the children.
Eat barbecue Bunawicnea an4
live forever. Brand's Road Stand.
BANKRUPT MERCHANT. WHO
, REMOVED GOODS PAROLED
PORTLAND, , Oro., July 81.
Stanton Parker,. 67, merchant of
Qohio, Scapoose and Rainier, -Ore.,
whoro ho opernted tho Parker , de
partment .'Btorea, c pleaded guilty
today In federal court .to couceal
Ing. assets In his bankruptcy pro
ceedings. He was fined $100, sent
enced to a year -'In the county jail;
and paroled,. . by . Federal , Judge
McNary. "...,
Parker admitted that " lie' had
taken 1,000 worth of merchandise and representatives of the fnrnuro
net sentiment in-, lows and other
lOVyA FARM CONVENTION
TO MEET' WITH HOOVER
-(AaaocUted 'reas luanl Wire)
CHIfiAOO,. July 31. A confer
ence hntWGfm tho rnmihllrnn nrftnl.
ucntini nominee, Hornert Hoover,
from his Btoros . (iftor the' bank
ruptcy petition had been filed,
leaving the goods with relatives In
Wnshlugton. Ho ' said tho ;move
wnB made on tho advice of a law
yer who wrongly, construed the
oxemptlon clause In, tho f, .Oregon
bankrupt laws. All of. the goods
havo been restored.
midwest states has been arranged
for. August 22 and 23 at Cedar
Rapids, In., It has been announced
at western campaign hendtiunrterj
here,- ... ,,-:- , -.'c, , ...
Boswoll
park.'
Springs, cool . shady
BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES
By Martin
r
MrtyW TO CVO.-ftOOVb
00 KG Of VtoRStBACK WlDIri'. OOT
MtW AM' WE WOIO'T K TO .
Vf -SOT i TtGURt , W TH' TlMt
Wc &W WtR-i IKi Tr HAC , W'
Chiropractor
DRUQLESS HEALTH CENTER
"Complete Health Sorvloo"
Mineral Vapor Baths
327 Cass Phone 491
Urrii u ii "IflTn!
QUALITY GROCERIES .
We specialize In Special Set,
vice and Best Coods, every
day In the week. u, t .
Just Phone .
63
nnd you will set (he onKr
in least jrosttlble time.
Economy Grocery
1 O. L. JOHNSON
"The Store That Serves
You Best"
Phone 63. .344 ti. Jackson 8L
NEON SIGNS
Sold Outright
Roy Hufham
, Roscburg, Oregon
Voultl
PLEASE
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OONg. Tft HOUSGKCePIM
ants tur-liN IN FOP.
THIS LISTO' 3noDS
O. C9. r N ATI BT4 -
The womenfolk of this town arc
rolility well pleased with the nanl
lary -melhods used by us. ; Thy
know thai It Is a protect Ion for
their health and the healin ot
their ramlllcs lo lot us do their
laundry work. Iet us do yours. ;
Roseburg Steam Laundry
, Phon 79 Roseburg
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was (sBour
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A , TIME. AGO-
t'M HITCHeouP A"
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Sam', t1'
I USED 6000 3UPG-
WIS TIME
A Cinch
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AT CAiT THeReft
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KAVIr' AMOTH6R
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