Roseburg news-review., August 20, 1928, Page 5, Image 5

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1928.
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Factory Shipment of
Earthenware Mixing Bowls
Up to 17 Inches in Diameter,
These Splendid Kitchen Mixing Bowls Come in
Sets of Five.
Ivory White Lined, 6 to iuphes in Diameter,
' per set only
$1.90
Once used they will be found indispensable
f Churchill Hardware Co.
THE WINCHESTER STORE
CLASSIFIED SECTION
ALL NEW AOS WUX K FOUND QH SACK JAC
V -
FOR SALE
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K FOR SALE 75 liead good ew.es, 2
fj grade billies, few uhoata. Phone
8 14F41. - .
sIfoR SALE Registered Duroc
m pis, 10. each. F. E. Weaver,
; lintdlo.
tCBAWFORD peaches tor sale, $1
! per bu. Henry Lauder, phone
28F12.
FOR SALE Span of horses and
2 good cows. J. H. Porter, Ten
Mile, Ore.
1 FOR SALE Ewe lumbs; alBO 7
i foot grain drill. Earl T. John
1 son, Oakland, Ore.
J ELBBRTA peaches are now ripe.
Hoy Burks, 1 mile west of Wlu-
ston school house.
; FOR SALE Bartlett pears. 60c
'- per bushel. House on Ml, opp.
. Aaam s uamp urouna, coos
Junction E. E. Baker.
: FORALEneepT"7B"liead aged
ewes, 55 lambs, a few wethers,
Also six' high grade Hotstein
niiich cows .'N. L. Conn, Rose
: V .burg, Ore. Phone 6F15.
FOR SALE OR TiLADE Two
."! good Coriedale bucks $16 for
i? both or will trade for one good
Reston, Ore.
Phone 83F13
SI KOR
SALE and rent 3 sheep
ranches, 2 for sale; 1 for rent,-
610 acres cash. 240 sheep, 126
goats, cash. 'Bargain, Retiring.
'M W. J. Butlor, Creswoll, Ore
' Phono 2F15.
FOK SALE Dandy' little home'at
5 a bargain, or will trade equity
,; for ciilckeu ranch, or pullets or
: hens. Write R. C, News-Review.
HOUSE
for sale A real home at
a bargain, largo lot, some fruit,
-space for chiukeus and (veget
able garden. Four blocks from
business section. Mrs. F. L.
SI rang, B27 E. Douglas St.
Chiropractor
DRUGLESS HEALTH CENTER
"Complete Health Service"
Mineral Vapor Baths
827 Cass Phone 4S1
I Koseburg Cabinet ahop
230 W. Oak
' FURNITURE REPAIRING
I Upson Board and Veneer Panel
I Cut to Order
Window Screens made to Older
E. S. AND F. L. COCKEtREAS
Fire Hazards
are increased during this time
of tht year.
Carry Fire Insurance
In an adequate amount to pro
tect yourself in case of fire.
Check 'Up on your policies and
sop tlist you are proteeted. Our
office is at your service in all
mailers pertaining lo firo and
aulo insurance. Prompt and re
liable service.
G, W. Young & Son
INSURANCE
11fi Cass St, Phone 41T
Good Foods Ri
Saving Prices
That Is what our 'old cus
tomers say.
You will luxe our plan, too.
All goods delivered.
Phone 63
Economy Grocery
O. t. JOHNSON
"The Store That Serves
Vou Best."
Phone 63 344 N. Jackson St
FOR SALE Slab wood, 16, IS and
60 Inch ; also red fir block ; at
prices -you cau afford. Oak block,
13.25 Piione 6F3.
IF you want a small place, you
can'i toeat my -10 acres -for qual
ity or price; on highway, 6 mites
south. Mra. Lora- Alellott. ,
l FOR RENT f
FOR RENT 6-rpont modern house
with garage. -Phone 666R.
FOR RENT Furnished apart
ments, heated, modern, close in.
Inquire 124 W, Douglas St.
FOR RENT Furnished down
stairs .apartment with private
entrance. 629 S. Pine.
WANTED
WANTED Washing lo do. -230 S.
Rose St.
HAVE 200 acres of fine pasture
near Eugene, would like to
lease about 400 ewes, tuot too
old) for two or three years. For
particulars- write J. S., box
2S4, Klamath Falls, ore,
1 LOS1 t
LOST Small black suit case.
Leave at UmpQtia Hotoi. Mrs.
Ware.
iiOST Around or near circus
grounds -Friday nlKht, Uarit-rlm-med
glasses. Finder notify Mur
Jorie Snyder, 70U obb St.
MISCELLANEOUS
FARM to lease 250 acres 6 miles
above Canyonvllte on South
Unipqua, Mrs. J. Metz.
CAR OWNER l)OUt forget to
call 553 whoa In need at xuto
parts. Sarlf s Auto Wrecklug
House.
RAID ON SHIP TO
BE FOLLOWED BY
COURT MARTIAL
(Ajnctciatiil I'ten Lraeed Wire)
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1H. Re
lieved of command of the navy
transport Chaumont as a result of
a raid oa the vessel by customs
officials here last March, when a
quantity of liquor aud alleged duti
able gooda were reported seized,
Captain Daniel ?r. Ghent today
faued court martial ou a charge of
neglect of duty. '
On arrival of the transport here
from the Orient yesterday on her
fir3t .visit since the raid, Ghent
was informed of the charges,
-which were based on government
regulations holding the comma u-
) der of a ship responsible lor
- smuggling operations on bis ves
sel, even though he knew aotbing
'of the matter. The raiding olfi-
cials reported seieuie of Oriental
silks, a quantity of liquor, and
other commodities which the crow
and piiHsetiKcrs had fulled to de
clare for duty."
; Ghent refused to discuss the
charges. Officials here said the
raid .was the first attempt ever
made by customs officials to sub
tject army or navy vessels to
search.
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BUNCO SUaKtUfb HtLU eOH
ViCTlM'6 IDENTiFCIATION
SPOKANE. Wash.. Auk. IS
Accompanied by r ctly detective
and deputy sheriff. John E. Pray of
Pendleton. Ore., left here yester
day for .Missoula. Mont., to ottemtit
idenllflialluH of two men under
; arrest there-us the pair, who. with
a Rlrl, defrauded Pray of J:s Here
this week in an alleged fmueo
.game.
Pray was Aiven i:n ftjHiort unity
to invest in muKt;lefl dyetuffi. Af
ter he had deposited his money aud
was left, in eharee of the supposed J
emusRled uoods, hi; became stit.pt
eious and discovered they were
prn'htetH of wli"Mt ftonr.
CITY OF SUTHERLIN
SAWMIU, AST! I?OX KAC
TDRY OPPORTUNITY K.1"
acres nith iH million feet of
Douglas fir and ,15 million
smar pine. PHICK i (W M ft.
The elty will donate mill lte
adjoining traekase cnntalntnir
150 aere. Further parHciiiata
E . KINtfWKI.L, Kl'THKRUN
rllAMBKtt OK COMMISRCE,
Butherlin. Oregon.
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MOBUTU DEWEY
THIS HAS HAPPENED 1
llertie Lou Ward narris Kod
, Bryer, who had previously beenj room as she passed on her way to
engaged to Iila Marsh. Lib makes her husband's private office. -Uifo
miserable for thy bride until iua was toieraut of her uaaii-
; sue meets a run sir. i-oree ana
; marries him. Then she asks Bertiai
I Lou to forgive the past.
Trying to keep up socially wfthj
('wealthy friends plunges' ttod iuj
(Utht and h hefflinoii rtt nrK.-itl.
! LUa seizes her chance to persuade j
hiin to accept & higher salary Iron?
i Loree. Shortly after, she asks Hod j
i to put some jewels in the saie dur-,
i lug her husband's absence. They j
disappear and Uod wants to notify
the police, but LUa inaisus on se-i
i erecy, pointing out that suspicion j
against him might spoil his
reer.
-Bertie Lou tinds out that bo has
been seeing Lila socreiiy and is
heartbroken. She goes home to her
mother without seeing Hod.
The separation, added lo Lila t
plotting, causes a coldness be
tween them. Each expects the
other to make advances or expla
nation. Hod goes to the Lorees
without her, and Bertie Lou goes
out with Marco Maimer to retali
ate.
Hod is stunned io learn that
LHu deceived him about tho stolen
jewels when r. connoisseur ad
mires her pearls at a dinner party.
She admits that she gave him an
empty case in order to timke him
dependent on her generosity ad;aiid picked up a sheet of paper.
to win his love- He repudiates her f
treachery and disloyalty to her
husband, and she reminds him;
that his wife is a a house party
with young Palmer, i
He leaves her and drives to the1
Palmer estate where he sees iar-l
go and Bertie Lou lit lounging
robes and leaves uuseen without
learning they were merely coming
upstairs from a morning swim.
When Bertie Lou gets home, Hod
is gone leaving no word but a
cheekier $2,y0. Not realizing that
he left because of his suspicions
of her, Bertie Lou denounces Lila
for trying to take him away from
her.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XXXVII
Llta spent but little time over
her breakfast, having used up the
bust part of two hours in making
herself "presentable. It was not
easy to erase the ravages of her
night of fury.
But when she left the apartment
she looked stunnhiK in a dove sray i
outfit and a two-skin fox scarf. !
And her eyes were spariciiug with
renewed enthusiasm for living, it. Pre an idea that young puppy
The big thing had happened. Rod thinks more of you than he
and Bertie Lou were parted. That should."
was all she 'needed to set herj Lila laughed and came over to
again on the old road of conquest, j put her arms around his neck,
with Itod's heart as her goal. "Don't be a silly old daddy," sue
Ho would he at the office, ofjpnnod. "If Uod eared anything
course. It was-not uncommon fori about me I'd know li."
her to see him there. Frequently! Cyras reached up and patted her
she d vomica in for a word or two
with Mm When -she visited Cyrus.
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She nodded and smiled fleeting-;
ly si the girl in rhe reception
nouacea oeseems upon nun aim
and she did not. bother to ask if he!
wore eugagtd. Neither did she!
stop to rup fur admittance,
Cyrus was at hU desk, poring?
nvir ni3 nf orrAirtntni:e. and !
a large black scowl clouded his
usually good naiured expression,
Lila paused a moment inside the
room, to make np her mind what
to ask for as an excuse for this
particular intrusion. She decided
to make it something unimportant,
feeing that Cyrus looked annoyed.
Lo, daddy," she greeted him-
The greeting he pave her in return
was most undaddylike, "Well,
whii t do yon want?" he grunted.
LHu came over and leaned
against his desk. "Oh, nothing if
you've sot a cross on," she pouted,
"Rid you drink too much last
night?"
Never mind last night. Unless
you cau tell me why liod Bryer
left the party."
LUa started. "You were the last
to see him," ("yins went on.
"Didn't he tell ytu anything'
"Why, what do you mean?" LHa
asked, barely keeping herself from
stammering.
Cyrus reached out over his desk
This he thrust toward "Lila. She
took it in nervous fingers, "Read
it," Cyrus said, unnecessarily, LUa
was reading. When she put U
down her emotions were under
better control.
"That's a mean way to treat
you!" she declared warmly. "Af
ter all you've done for him!"
Cyrus glanced sharply at her.
"Haven't you. any idea why he re
sirrnedV he queried doubtfully.
' "Of course not!" Lila answered
promptly. "He duiut tei me a;
thing. But I could see that he was
upset and I asked him what was I
wrong. He wouldn't tell me. its
Bertie Lou, 1 guess, and the way j
she's .behaving with that grating I
Marco Palmer. Maybe Rod's quit
his job to take her back to Way
vllte. Didn't .you see him? Have a
ia!k with him, or anything?"
"No. He eame in early, his
stenographer told me, and wrote
this note to me. That's ail i know.
But it's queer. If he'd given some
reason. ... To tell the truth, Lila,
i thought for a
while that you
might Lave something to do with
hand.
v....',. . itnn w
I him,' he reminded her fatuously
HIS FRIENDS
MkM wwft : Wi HAT ! L
HUX&JEQ IT islr" ( WAaT IF M6B3S IT j Am, PR&CltLZS f k WHAT DOES IT J f My ) . OtiS6-A ) VOUKS AS
vwHATSief3 IT IS IT
POESM'T QATTLE
, AJOSIQ, MOT A H FEEOLES VJAS ' AW7IS .,1 A MOTS OR A ATS llTpBO TT I SEyEMVEAK - .
AJOSiQ MOT A
SOUMO'
.f,, .r- V iOW'-! I TOP' J X J Jl C.OSjrwS.&A tT iS '
'5oom' i uwite -M-wo(f. ( viwat M w v fuss's AReSt t mmzmtk
"You QiUdt he iu ore c&refui, LHaJtvsuyUkiiis he owned, except fewf
You're not Uie sort of girl man clothes, sad give most of n to his1
can be around very much without f wife. Be wanted nothing to da
being tempted to fell in love with? with money earned through Litals
you," interest ia bins. iWrtie Lou might
'You f Saner me. darling, Lila s as wett fcave it. At least H would
repl'ud with a v,ry sat tie, "But we buy her s decent trouestu wfcss
needn't worry about Kodi think i she married Marco Palmer. . . . ,
he's roncerned over Bertie Loa, it was not a hugt sum that he
And when a man's thinking about sent hen bat it made Bertie Leu,
his ov.u wife he isn't ItkWy to failf gasp. Nearly two thonsaiul dol
in love with another's. You don't 5 lars! At first" sae wondered wltesg
know where he's gone?" she added Kod had got it. Then she remeas-
uuuv.ui.
"I don
know anything except
what s lit hut note, lie quit utu-
out noiSrt- and without givin; a
reason. . r 1 in med If I'll
lake 111 J Sal!"
Li!; did not think Hod would
ask tu be taKeiu Hack, He was
showing more manhood than she
belkvtd he had. Thi was a move; Bertie tsu surmised. So he had
she had not antieimited. It would saved until he could go without '
he hard to kwp hi touch with him ' leellag like a scoundrel,
now. Bertie Lou wept and laughed
'OIi, don't be harsh," she said, ever the money. No weeder he;
"it is enough to make y.m ansry 1 nvver would ieii her why thr
suoh ingratitude, i felt that ftv!isst live so niggardly, do without
at first, hut after aii, vu know, we inss, move into a cheap mmrt
inlKht (ttid out that he had a very and not have a mahl not
good reason, or maybe the KMrevett & cleaning woman by the
boy mt didn't know what ho was! He was savins to leave her
doin-;," I She cried and laughed some
"VouVe too soft hearted," Cyrmq tt really was funny, she
fold her with admiring reproof. herself. Their living together
'People aren't aiwavs graiefnlj way, saving Just as they'd
you know, dear. See how Bertie Platted to save for that home they
Lou 1ms returned your kindness.' t
'I know," LUa sighed, "hut Uod
is different; let's give him a hear
ing anyhow. Have you any idea
whore we onM find him?"
Cyrus hadn't. And Lila soon left
io search lor Kod in her own way.
She called on the private detective
she had retained to solve the mys
tery of her "stoles Jewels,."' She
had let him work on tlat job for
a week and then had dismissed
hint, well paid and with a thot4
aush understanding that she did
not wish the mystery solved.
Now she sent him out to find
Rod. It was it matter of days be
fore he returned with the address
of a rooming hone In the West
Forties. Lila went there immedi
ately. But she did not find Rod at
home. And when the lahdladv te-fiusr living without touching Rod's
scribed his caller la answer to the ! money. She did not know what
questions he put because he feared; she would do with tt finally but at
it might be LUa, he reeogitiaed the
description: as fitting her.
Agnin he moved, and this time
he left no truce. Hetook a room In
the upper Kast Bld&, well outside
the paie of the fashionable river
section. He believed Lila would
not care to visit him there even
if slje located him. And he was in
no mood to see her.
, Life was a stark reality of fim
damrntats now. A matter of hod
and bread. For Rod was broke. He
had engaged a lawyer, paid him a
fee for the legal work of handing
over everything Rod possessed to
Bertie Lou; turned most of his
personal belongings
which he seat to bis
Into cash f
father tof
clear the loan he bad received
from htm. and started out la
search of a new position with no
credentials and no patronage.
t ' it (A not Keem to htm emtxatie
MiM he should strip himsel
tp miusett Oi
Babe Wasn't
Tins Suspense Is Awful
oertu last ae nail neea saving aaa
his salary for many months. State
HrrhtE in fact, and U was saw
tarfy FaM.
ferae was inclined not to touch
the money. It seemed to her that
Hod had saved it in cold calcula
tion as the prie of his fneds.
He could not desert her without
nrnkins some provision for her.
going to buiid some day,.
But that ivas before they were
married. Berlie lou sat suddenly
down on her bed and masmi i&
laugh, even hysterically, m she
had bees doing. -That hoaae Had.
there ever really and truly beau a
time wfeea she and Hud had
planned a house, a home of their
own! A stab of poignant pain in
the region of her heart supplied
the answer.
.Rod ought to have fcnowa that
be couldn't buy himself away from
her though, she mourned. H& e&uM
go, but she would not Je the
nxoney. Perhaps site could get him
to take it hack.
But his lawyer said no,
Then Bertie Lea pat the eheek
in the bank and set about earning
least she would not use it for her
self.
Marco Palmer begged her io
get a divorce and marry him, but
Bertie Lou laughed at him as one
laughs at an amusing child with
impossible ideas. However, Marco
woud sot take offense or be dis
couraged. "Some day you wUl, Bertie Lot
he declared. "You kaow I'm a very
fin fellow, really. I'd make as ex
eeHeni lband because I haves't
a wild eat left to sow,"
"Please set off that table and
help me close this suitcase.1
Bertie Lou was moving. She
was sending the furniture from the
small apartment to Join that which
had been stored when tftey moved
I treat the iargor piaee. bite eonid
at bear to part with any at U,
though she knew it would be eost-
y 10 pr storage ior u.
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ROSEBURG Ajjens ifsr OAKUNP
Fairiartk Morse & Co. B-ean Spray Pump Co,
Joint Deers Plow Co, Sherwin-WUliami Co.
L. N. Miller Dthydrater Co,
for me. Mares, get me a Job. FBI
a very good stenographer Jlut a
bum wife,
Marco did feelg her find ft posi
tion. It was with s friend of his.
"Bertie Lea marvelled .at hi con
stancy and self sacrifice? as the
months went &y and be .continued
lo devote Jifntwtfr to ber without
signs of wearylug eC aer many re -
fuss is.
But even IE sue had wasted to
marry Marco she couldn't have.
She hadn't a divorce It punted
her to know why Rod was so long
In seeking oae. She kasw nothing
about him, where he was living or
what he was doin$.
One day a tetter came from his
lawyer asking her Aq oall .at his
office. She elL &he&( that !he
blow had fallen,
To Bs Csstinoed)
Open for bustaess: at 1 15 Sherf
dao, Powell Furniture Store
0TH8 BLAKEP FOR BOYS
PEATH m ELEVATOR SHAFT
PORTLAND, Ore, Aug, IS,
A coroner's jury srttfett iuvestigat
ed the death Aug, S of Joha Mi
chaoi Weiss, 2S whs fell down aa
elevator shaft held today that the
operator of the elevator from
which the ehim had dashed was
not to blame for the aeeldeaL Dr.
Bar! Smith, coroner, said the jury
found that the mother should not
have allowed lbs ebiid to rats
from the ear. Tb& eblld ran put
of the elevator just as the door
was being eloseaf aad in attempt
ing to veluva fell dews the shaft.
Well drllllag, Ses W, F, Kernto,
Box 855 Rosebarg,
fcrtindftt, jjtaus turner. Fbaa
M&WT PASS COMPLAINS
&SAiWf WATE SERVICE
SALESE. Aug. IS. Tise city at
Srasts Pass has sest a resolution -to
the public service commtsstoa
urging that the oaiumisston hold
;a h&aHag .oa lae eitf'a comiamt
Sagaiast ilia Rogue River Water
smpasy. '.The eiiy alleges
the teemimsy's CQuipmeat aad is. -
cilitiiii are Inadequate.
FQH COUNTY
As desaoeratie nominee for tha
oftice of county judge, I solicit
support of the voters of Beaglsa
county at tfee gessrsl electlsa to
be tma Tuesd&y, Nov.
WALTER S HAMILTON,
HIP POCKET SUm - "
NET 18 ARRESTS
KBIT YORK, Aug, -Jg. p
paefcat slapplug by cuatoais assiui
atthe Fmneh line pier resulted-itt-1$
visitors to the User lie ds
France being is ken Into custody
last jitght with Baaon
Mit of the 3S paid tlea at the l
pier I avoid pabJiclty, said Wil
Item S, Gosrsw, chief customs
lusptl&a, who added that the
Hauor f&aad was not clostia
moons Id na.
Four tboasaad male visitors
maar socially prominent werQ
"alapped" aa they left the vessel
A dress salt was no badge for tub
mgmty. . .
NOTICE
It you wsst lo bay, sell, or tradi
real estate see BRUCE. JCO,
Myrtle Creek,
Eat baroecise saudwtones aad
fewwsr TrandJ Soad Stat; 4,
By Mar.ti
By Blosser