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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. ORECON. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13. 1928. FIVE I LOCAL Sutherlin Visitor EutSJnein Vlilt ; j. D. Vilon of .Sutherlin was a . :;uu Mm. H. E. Wallarv. i visitor in this city for a few hours residents of KtiKf nr. were In tills i yesterday s"l '" attending to tuy over Hiday visiting. business interests. i In Eujsns This Week-end-Here Friday r Mr- 11 Casey went to Kugene I Mrs. (ieortte Marsh. Looking- lasl evenli.c and will kpend the K'.nss reldenl. was in RoseburK 'wknd vTiilirg with friends. viMttr.g with friends and attending to business affairs Friday. V.sitor1 in Town K. A. eart, resident of C'avllt ( reek, was here from that seion of tin county yesterday visum and purchasing smiplles. Visitors In Town I Mr and Mrs. Fred Parrotf of Camas Valley were In Kosebfhg , Fndav afternoon attending to busi-1 ness affairs and Tisltlng. i I Over From Oakland Mrs. J... P. Kapp. Oakland ma tron, was In this city for a few hours on Friday looking afttr busi n, ss affairs and trading. Days Creek Viaitar Anti-ntv visitors from 'the uniilh ern part o tlfe county here yerder- j day was U. A. Moore wno was nere to look after business interests. Visitor From South MIhs Adams of Los Angeles ar rived here a few days ago from the Buuth to spend a week or bo visit ing with friends east of this city. Here From Westfork Mrs. H. L. Parry of Westfork Is hfre for a day or so visiting at the rtoie of her sister. Mrs. J. H. tIoan, on East Washington street. Visit at Gross Home Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Cockeram and fifm and daughter of Yoncalia spent Friday In Roseburg visiting at the home of Mr. Cockeram's sister, Mrs. G. E. Gross. Drove to Coos Co. Mr: B. F. Morgan and Mrs. Ed Hufham yere among Rostburg boosters accompanying the high school foot hall team to Myrtle Point for the game Friday. On Vacation Trip Mrs. W. Hilller and son. William Hillier. of Marshfi.-ld, spent Friday here visiting, leaving In the eve ning for Kugene to enjoy a vaca tion. Car Inspector Leaves Albert Daiigherty. car Inspector for the Pacific Fruit Express com pany, after an off,,-ial hu?i:i(ss vis it to Roseburg and vicinity, left yesterday afternoon for his home in Medford. Leive for Alhambra Mrs. Ida Gibson and Mrs. Clara lfeer, after a visit here with the latter's daughter. Mrs. J. IL Wil son, and w-fth friends, left yester day afternoon for their homes In Alhambra, California. I Special Agent to Make Home It. E. liailiff. special ag-nt of Southern Oregon district for the Vnion Oil company, has arrived lure to make his residence. Mr. Hailiff is replacing L. F. Davis, who moved to Portland two months ago. Visiting Relatives in County Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Yager of V"-d t'alifo. V.a. are apemiir.e several weeks visiting at the honi" of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kern, who reside east of this city. The visitors may decide to lo-1 with business, there being discus cate In Umpqua valley. j fon of bus service and schedules and train service and fares. Witnessed Plays by Professional 0n Tpp MortH Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Chapman Mr flntl Mrfl Hcrb. rt l. Quine ami Mr. and Mrs. I. (1. Hroadway , 0f (njfl C,y nrp fxp(ctfd home to wt re among Southern Oregon golf n,orr0w following a trip north. - ntluisiiiKts at the demonstration! Thfiw nurd jffnmii:intfl fur as Vf stunt plays and the lecture glv-1 f;ncon(t Thnrvd-iy hv Mrs. Quine's afford-d. 1 ickeis are to be Handled .i by Mr. Kirkwood, world f;imm:' ; n.o'hrr, Vr Frd M. Rowley, who 'through the itlble school and the for his I rick shots on the golt j visited hre for several days. Mr. 'sale will start n-xt week. The pro course, who ap:arrd Thursday on ! nnf Mr3 Rowlev are plannine t ) ceeds are to be applied to the fund the Medford golf links. A four-; nove to Portland to reside soon, , being raised to pay off the indebt some was played with two Med-; Mr. Rowley's business Interests edness siill eSlsting on the re fold men and Mr. Kirkwood and j taking him there. cently erected building. ( handler Kgan. The Roseburg peo ple spent -the day In Medford. turtiint homo that night. Levi Strauss Two-Horse Brand j Copper-Riveted ; Waist Overalls w-rc patented. The patent hit long : mre expired, but tho aalei increa.e ! ean year. j Marie ( extra neary 9 oanc lndi- j CO-dyed Dnim, cut full and roomy, , nlted at the waiat like tailor iade I X ?nl, Hh belt loopt (or added con- i venience. Copper rireted al all j train potr.t. plenty of bift, roomy . pocket.. Sewed with ipreial thread, an ) butlona riveted on to stay on. j Iniiit on (telling the make you ran ; always depend on lor everything , Ihrt .pell. Q) v e t a 1 I eatllfartion. comfort, fit J loft Look fr thii Trade M.ke I 4 n.M I i. . w . " Remember tV.ii CrinTnnt j A New Pir FREE if They Pip Mide by Levi Strauu 4c Co. S.r I ,r. ,.T Ai.o makers of Two Hor.e Btand J Bib Overalls for M-n and Be.v. j Li Jtrauia "Too-Horie" brand j . Overalls lor Hit ty QPENCErTS "7 NEWS Oakland Visitor It. Fe.lier. resident ot Oakland, was In this ity Krid.iy ntlernoon looking alter business af.i.rs and tiAlng. Spent Afternoon f n Valley was here for the after- 1,onn Friday shopping and meeting fnends. Undergoes Operation William Wilkinson of Roberta ! Creek mul'rwe an nni.ra(lrin tnr apnendlrltls at Merry hosnltal fhtt-rd.iy. From DiMard Mrs. E 1,. litre and daughter were here !ro:n lfillard for a few hours on Friday shopping aud ""anacting business. Riddle Visitor Mrs. Perry Cornutt. resident of Riddle, was in this city yesterday afternoon for a hrhf time shop ping and visiting with friends. In From Camas ( Mis. V. It. Mck of Camns Val- ley spent several hours In this city j on Friday looking after business i mailers and visiting with friends. i Man Lary Visiting I Miss Bertha Lary, who Is teacn- ' j ing school at Oakland this winter.' j Is here for the week-end as the j house guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. , l Davis. On Trip to Portland Miss Eva Miller, employe of the Chapman Drug company, left yes terday afternoon for Portland, where she will spend a week visit ing and on business. Ex-County Resident Visitor j Miss Lucy Scramon. formerly of ; Ten Mile, has ret trnrrt here for j a vii.it for a f"?.- (.ays. Miss Scran i Ion now reside in Eugene. She J spent ;he paat summer In A her-1 deen, Washington. Yoncalia Ladies Attend Meet Among those coming to Rose burg for the afternoon session of J the county W. C. T. 1. convention ypsterdav were Mrs. M. It. Iavis, j Mrs. May Daimlierty and Mrs. Zadie Uishop, ail of Yoncalia. Dr. Glover to Visit Dr. Mary E. Glover of San Frinciseo arrived here yestenlay s afternoon following a vid( in Kan I nas, and w ill be a guest at the 1 Curry home In Riversdale for some I time before returning to her home i in the bay region. ( Rfcklls Home From Dominion v Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Rickli and son have rt turned to Ros burg af ter spending several weeks on a trip to Cenada. where th-y vKir ed relatives, f r. Rlckll is tele graph operator at the local South ern Pacific depot. S. P. Agents Meet j U'ltl, t ( T.vlne .ronnrnl n-lu. iw.i.,.wi in nrnMhr. mf.nrin,. Ilw. -..m'l.f,.,. niril meeting of passenger agents rnl rlerkr in Rostbuig and sur rounding districts met last eve ring here. The time was taken up SIDE GLANCES j t your dJughter -m-lJ. Ed; I GMM ""A Wwi vmlh u icaftra again. T IRBSEBUHG LOSES j uumi r nnir.iT ninnr lriiniLL ruiii i wit1 BY SHE 19 TO 0, I The Kose"burR senior hipfi school ! team ss def.-ated IS to 0 In the first famf of the season played at Mj.rtlir Point yesterday. The Rose buiR tt,-?;n had confidently expect ed to win this panic and the defea wu a a severe ae.hark to thr ir aspi rations. KosebtirR our i-I:ty d the Coos County boys in the first throe qitartt rs oi tne game, and then "hit w up" when the Roseburjf halfbacks confused their signals on one play and let Myrtle Point through for a touchdown. On the first ktrkoff Roseburg ' held Myrtle Point In "her own terrl- lor n'' bn drnTe th" bM down to wie unf-iuoi line, uui iRrnca ! the drive to punch the bah through for a score. The first half ended with the score o to 0. Purine all of the n.--ri: d the bafl was In the Myr tle Point territory and Roseburg was on ti e offense. The third quarter started off the snme way, but near the end of that period the Rosohurg backs confused their signals and the center threw the ball wild. A Myr tle Point p!ayer scooped It up and went throueh for a touchdown. The play disorganized the Rose burg team, and Myrtle Point 1m mediately followed up their ad vantage with a strong attack. A few minutes later the Rusebnrg i tafety juggled a punt and failed thereby putting make a return, Myrtle Point In position to score again. In the last quarter Entler. Rose burg quarter. Injured his leg, and when he attempted to punt from near his own goal line was unable to get the ball away fast enough, because of the Injury, and the kick was biocked, so that Myrtle point was in a position to score for the third time. The first home game of the sea son will be played here next Krl day. October 19. against Grove. o Cottage : C1STI CIICH TO SHOW FILMS DF I Through arrangements Jut com j ph ted by the Itlble school of the Christian church, the Passion Play, as filmed at Oberammergau will be presented hero next Friday, October 19, at the Christian church auditorium. This film was made or the play as pre:;t-nttd by the origi nal cast and in Its historic setting It is for use by re ligious bodiea and not fnr commercial purposes. ' The printing of the film has Ju?t ; ht-en completed In Cnieapo, and I the showing in host burg is to he j the first release In Oregon. It had been expected to brlni? tho film here on the 2'th, which would Vfi glv i opportunity for more extensive announcement and advertising, but because of tho tcMii.ci with l Me junior high school program on that night ai rang unfits were made to have the film released here Friday the llUh, instead of the following week, which was the scheduled date for the first showing. The auditorium of the new church building wai specially wired for presenting mo- tion pictures, so thai all facilities necessary for handling toe film ar By George Clark wants to kr.ow if yoj r wjfc'.ir.g RESCUES 53 IIS FROM BLIZZARD (AMwlafM PfMi totted Wit) ItOCK SPRINCS. Wyo.. Oct. 12. An unidentified woman today was Riven credit for the rescue of more than fifty automobile tonr iiMs who were marooned on the Lincoln highway between llaxter Pintion and Hitter Creek in last nijjht'a terrific blizzard. pelting through the drifting snow and aprnared at the Park hotel here and begged aid In saving tw-ntyfve automobiles stalled a'"nR 'ne ro3d- More than a score oi voiunreers mupni ineir way through the blinding snowstorm with trucks to the scene of the trouble. One. by one the stranded cars were pulled out and started to ward Rock Springs. The volun teers v. ho assist d In the rescue said that but for the woman motor ist, whose name was not learned In the confusion, many of the tour ists might have perished !n the in tense cold. The volunteers worked more than four hours In extricating the stalled automobiles. Frank (Lucky) Meeeham, trav eling salesman of Salt Lake City, was one of the motorists rescued. He said that he had given up hope when th rescue party arrived. He was In a serious condition from jthe oold wnen PUt tht oritin. C. Stanky, elderly resident of Detroit who Is on his way to Aus tralia, had a narrow escape from freezing to death when he was found walking aimlessly along the highway In a benumbed condition. Stanky was so benumbed when rescued that a package he carried had to be pried from his hand. NEW STAMPED GOODS Complete line of popular priced fancy work at Carr's. See the new i Ideas and new materials for tins I fall. Start your Christmas work (now. I.ret us show you a complete i line of quality Items and reason ably priced. Hig line of D. M. C. and boilfast (breads. Our art laces at 5c and 10c a yard are the big j gust values in Roseburg. Stop In land see our dandy line next time you're down town. Carr's. SB. MIS SUCCESS The Hi-Jinks program staged by the senior hinh school laM nlcht far exceeded all expecta tions In every way. Particularly was the erent a great flnanrinl sucrrHs, and the school, as a re- suit of the fine cooperation shown, will have ample funds to carry on its athletic ptogram with an as sured attendance e.t all of the foot ball games. 1 The auditorium, which seats well over l.ftno persons, was crowded to capacity by the large audience, which received far more than the admission ' price In r quality of the entertainment offered. .Music, staunts and skits made up a most delightful and Interest Ing program, which was more than two hours In length. The Hi-Jinks Is an annual af fuir put on for th purpose of rai.'Iug funds to defray the ex penses of the athletic season, and particularly to make It pos.Mble for students to he present at the tooib.iii games, as the extra money raiM-d by the entertainments per mils the school to Issue a nut deiii's season ticket at a lower com than would otherwise be possible Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 189-L Horehnrg hr.n h""n selected af r.he of the 5Hes for a Riehf.eM b.'.iron sf af ion. Affording to th. nftTiniiiicemen of the rompan'r pl.m f"r its rJ-.'Mo hfaenn fTiimsloi pro::r:fm Iri O.-.-ron The Rtrhfle)'1 Oil f-mfapy p;,n$ to -ret h n com slat tor : alnnj the Pacifir tii-i.-i mi niti.e, Mr i will nave ineir l!rh'- pl-ie ai suitable locations Hood River, s'lkm, Kjzen, l.o"-l-iirK and Mc-dford. Km h of tltes1 Htailonn. affording to the plan o the c niiip irr. . v. Ml fnrliidc cfim pleto hi rvlce staf Inn facilities. i onpieit wi: Ii a f 'jwering n on hi a'-on. fni a U'i foot steel mAt, n i visibility of m miU-s l-ini-; l;titr'-'l Vooi tribes ntitltnlng tji ; Ifiiil'Mrc c if th af!on alfi ftvi j a a fiid" to nfrht fhi-rs No tini' , ffir fiifMne th" lnita!!a' ions ha i I,: n a Tint uneed T'tf. pi- ..rat o; cr.niT'tnif s hsv hf.n r tlcfj't'd in'Mtt in ntn ; tion aiifl ar doing a cr at d'ai ft 1 ejji utir ;ic't Me t'l'liiiy. Af Mr ', preneni time tfw-y r" U "firkinn touartl th" improvement of ih . ai--'i and ar a lintr irt man t uhvs TO nske th'e liprs of ftir . irie iti,f ron rtiint. Aa th c rst"ti refinrmtrit Is that of j-roj-.-r Mtti'iiik., tiie t bief att n'ion is Ih-t.. k'nMi to tiie ii.iallaiion ui tM-at on, i The Kirhf.eld neon beacons art not locati d directly at tne ait Ij.uit,, but ere ;;h't'.d aloui tin illlFIElDCQ. ! to build mm STATU WW highway near the cities on thet roat ronte. 'Ihege serve as guides to fliers to keep theio on their, course. Eath airport, if equipped wttii the modern requirements. wiil have its own lighting system I for enabling planes to allfcht alterj dark. The neon tubes used bv the Rleh.l-ld company in lighting the spending the week here at th stations cau be seen for a vry home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rival d:u-.ne, and are particular- m. M. (Illbreiith. ly dettirnhie in case of fog. as the p L. Vtixtt returned ' Sundav neon ray has great power cf pene- flom a vUu ullh relatives iu Kan j tration. , 8a8 SAM BLACK HURT WHEN HIT BY CAR Carl lllack returned last night from Albany v. here he was called Thursday when hif. brother. Sam P!?.ch. tr. crr.picvc of the Mrunta!r. was seri ously injured. Sam. who is well known in this city, where he made his heme until a few years apo, was assisting s crew In repairing pole that had been broken off by a motorist, and had started across the highway to assi3t In directing the proceedings when he was hit by a car driven by a Portland man. His h g was broken near the hip ami he suffered numerous severe cuts and bruises, and possibly a fractured skull. His condition yes terday was somewhat improved. HUNTERS SPORTSMEN If you want to find the bucks come and see me. I guaran tee to take you where they are or ao charge. Call or write for ap- polntment. George H. Barrow, j Drew, Ore. HENRY BROWN IS K. O.'D IN FIRST ROUND AT EUGENE An.-iair rrc !.,.-. w;ri F.re.RNR, Ore.. Oct. 13 Ymins Klrpo. 155. Albany, knocked out Henry llrown, lr5. ItoseburK. in the first round of a four round event here last nlfrht. Terry Kl- leen. Independence, and Joe Black well, Kmene, mlddleelKhts. fouKht 10 rounds to a draw In the main event. Fiohts Last NltjM CHICAGO- Hilly IlKht. St. Taul, outpointed Jack McCarthy, Chlca- so, (l(i). TOI.KHO Luis Cnrpentero, To lrdo, oulpointed Ernie Peters, Chi- capo, (Id). Teddy lllakn, Ilirni- iliKham, Mich., outpointed Johnny Conley, Miami, Fin., S). lU'FFAI.O. Ceorce Godfrey. Philadelphia, knocked out Itennyland expect to make their home Hill, California, (1). Sam Hrtice. NaPhvllle. knocked out Hilly Wal- dow, Syracuse, (1). FORT WOltTH. Jimmy Owens, Oki.lhoma. outpointed Mushy Cal lahan, California, (10). (title not s'ako PT. PA!LMy Sullivan. St. Paul, slopped Hilly Showera, Ht. Paul. (ti). Dick W'ntzl, St. Paul, oulpointed ouis Mnys, Deaf Moines, la (G). Jackie Cameron, St. Paul, outpointed Tommy Ha- 1. Pino City, Minn, (4). Wily! MtCabo, St. Paui. outpointed Glen Lehr, Waterloo, hi,, (A). IIOIJAWOOl). Cal Joey Mo Jill, Chicago, outpointed loc Snoil. Tucouia. (HO- I'AltlS.-Marcel Thfl. France. knocked out Marcel Thuru, France, (1). INDIA VAPOIJS.- Joe Pagllha. Louisville, outpointed Phil O Dowd ColumbiiR. ()., (10). KAV Cl.AIItK. Wist lllflv Hall. au Claire, outpointed Steve Koran, Mlnot, N. D., (10). In tht County Cr.urt r.T th State oT On (fon for Uo'iulan Cannty. In ttn- matter of the estate of Hiram I.. A k.r. Inc. I To: William It Aik.r, (ii-ornc V. Ackrr. M till at I t 'aim it, ;.tt g t'nlin.r, I't'i'J Cnjiner, Theotjtire Kilmer, WitMain Calmer. Anna Myers, nille Murniv, M.iv Cri-ain- er. 'I'haild-MM M'irelmiiM. H nti Sutton. Khv Harr.-tr. I-Jva Ninth i tut Hi.' iinkn.'wii h.-irH of xai'l ( Htrnni I. A ker. .Ti..ned, griii-1 InK I III the name of tto fttiite of Oro : n. Yi.tj are tv-rel.y i t, l nmt r. ilred to ii pi-.-ar In t'ir 'mint v ourt of th Hlt tf (regctn f.,r i he riMintj i.f Jimiirlaa, tn t ! ojrtroum thereof. Mt 11 n burjc, 1 rH"tj. tn the County of I)onglan, n TiieatH)'. ttie 23rd dy of ta---.'her. !.'. at 1'i o' o h in the! ornnnnn ef rh. J:iy, then and 'here tn -hnw rnnae. if any tier e, why .in i filer should not bo Tiade aiitliorl.:iro( the adm i ti tt ra lor I.f said entttte t' sell the fn-' ""In i tl. d real prop-ity of, imri estati. f'T tlie )'ir."i..- ft p.iy--li-f th" harit-'n, eip.-rne and. I'lltns ih;.iIti-I mi id estate- i All Tint i".rtl..n of the t It Nl-h-)n Ik I- c No II tn t-wthip -til oMHh of ranRe 6 w...-it of th.' V. M ! leserthed ni follows Ft.-Kiririli.jr l point on se. iinn line tiatns i asl itt the MV c rii- r of K- (Inn 13 ; ind t imnlDU Hon. i. north V.i ' hnln; t tien'-f en X :n rtiAltiH ( tienei- not, l h 2' -0 i ha ins. ; t hern i et ?,tl i hfltliS I" the plnr of hi t'l'i'nif. ''Oitnlnlnn II 0 res, Aluo that portion of the IsflfK . I'luit I I.. C. In tr.wn-tiU .If toiith. rnnre tti'.i of the M ! si r j 1 .-. n t f'dh'U h. H"K Hi" 1 fiH 'it he HW 1..111.T of x.iid .t..n,-tfor i a -id !al rn in weel ln Ii ne !!i s- Naliis .-n-f of Pv ...r i, it of M-enm und i 'in 'i I t h- i,- e to.rth L't'i Jen. . (....!. e-t 1 4'i eh (tnntriK e.m Al' thxt t.i Itie pin- e .if he- i' lete '. 1 if i "rttr Ilin Ml. ti-TMtf H H f St of W. M . I rtltiK nil H folloWH. M ri t ion ihi" h r-U' ..oror iihtiinir th- ri- ' 'i. ri. i- noi it, T in re-e f i r I h - I ft I 7 ' riaifp-) nmriK, mitai: 4,. d Ui; Oty of T It A It ItltUiI.K, CUrk. ' J Around the County t J 4 RIDDLE LOCALS Miss Ladle Cilhreath of Bend is Postmaster O. L. Grant and wife and Mrs. O. V. Logsdon were shopping in Roseburg. Tuesday. J. C. Foree returned to the Vet erans' Hospital at Tacorua recent ly .itier upending a month with his taniifV here. Mrs. Vorris Falrbnnk and Mrs. Minnie Gazley of Orchard Valley, Frank lilatiner of Canyonvllle and Joe Snyder and wife of Iays Creek were out of town people aneniu-a ousinew unurr : nre luesoay. 11. V. S:irni'int returned to his homo hoie tills wt'ok ofur visit Ins ttlih his d.uiKliti'r, Mrs. Ether Turpin at Yoneiilln. Mr. and Mrs. Kd Slrlrltlln and son. Homer, w're ItWdle vUlltors i Saturday. Miss IJernire. Nevum and Kr- lelyn Raymond motored to Corval- lis Saturday und spent the week (end with sorority sisters of the lattc T. bl i AKn..r l.lnn mi, I fU tl.ll barn of ItosehurK wero ruests at the home .if O. V. LOKuilon Sun H.i Kef. Hall and wife fif tho Metho dlJt church at Myrtle Creek were I attending to business matters here I Saturday. I Chris .oho! and Hosamnnd I.OKS I don attended the football fcame at Kuireue Saturday afternoon. Mrs K1 Miililln Hint Mrs Ijife iAikins relumed from Medford' Sunday after viHitliiK friends there s.-veral day. Mrs K. i'eld ' of MyrVle Creek was here for ft fe hours Thursday attending to business matters. Claire Unrgoyne of (he II. 8. forest service returned this week ! rrom t;.0 vicinity of Mamond lake. Mia. Fd Miller and daiiKhter. Katherine, of Ilrooklyn, Ore., ar rived Friday mornlnjr. and will visit relatives here several days. Airs, (leorse Speer of Mare Is- j land. Cal., and her sister, Mrs. F). C. Watson, are miosis this week at the home of O. A- Speer. Mr. and Mrs. F. W Mather of Canyonvllle moved here recently here with their son, C. C Mather. David floefer ancl family are re- cent Ai-ritals here and are located on tho Jake Nichols farm near town. Mr, and Mrs. Albert Dorks of Se attle and Mrs. Stanley Bowden and daughter or Rtinoburg were vlnib Ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M- M. lflhrefh ihla weok. They are en route home from an auto i trip through California Doyle Harper and Miss T,enna Dollars to Doughnuts It's Dollars to Doughnuts that You Need Two Cars in Your Family and Would Have Them Too, Were It Not for Doubling Your Transportation Expenditure.... Let Us Show You How to Double Your Transportation with the Minimum Increase in Transportation Expendi ture .... One of Our Used Cars Is the Answer .... Rightly Reconditioned .... Fairly Priced .... Smart in Appearance . . . Come in and Try One Out Roseburg, Prof. Harry Lewis, nationally known poultryman says: "It has long been recognized that Minerals play an import ant part in poultry feeding. Just how important this part is has not been fully appreciated until recently. Mineral ingre dients in rations for all live stock, especially under our in tensive conditions has become a necessity' All Umpqua Brand Poultry and Dairy feeds contain Ewings Digestible Minerals in exactly the right proportion. Howard, local young people, were married In Roseburg Monday, at the home of Mr. Harper's mother. Thoy are making their homo nt present with the bride'1 parent, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Howard). FOM COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT Your support Is respectfuJly o llclted Noy. 6, 192H. MRS. EDITH 8. ACKERT. NOTICE Warrant No. 20. Northwest Stove Works, School Dlat. No. 10, Is hereby called and all Interest censes after No. 3rd, 1928. Vern Cooke rani. Clerk. An Ashtray r i i i i i i r i i i i .i.7- v. Wif ! IF i'J ,s' Richard Kaden of Cleveland hae the etrangeet ash tray In tho coua try It can wag ft tail and bark I Here's a picture of It. It'e Kadtn'4 brooded chow, which dotet on eating elgaret and oigar atubt and aihea. She not only eata all that fall on the floor, aha even goee around now and then and cleans out the aih yJLf THESE WONT LAST LONG Ford Touring (1825) $150 Dcdge Coups (1924) 350 Uuitk Touring (1922) 300 Dodge Touring (1924) 353 Studebaker Winter Car (1923) 450 J. O. Newlanrj & Son Orrgon ARM IS BROKfIN !. Vern Spaufth. n ne year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ar a Spamrh of this city, fell while at play ( Wednesday erenlnK. fracturing the ! bone in hts right arm just above the elbow. La Vern (a loudlJK expressing his opinion to neighbors and friends that he ha "hard luck'' as h. f. II while on a meat Ion at I lam! on a year or to ago and fractured) both bonea in his left arm near the , wrist. WARNING All hunter must keep off a premise at Green, Orefoa. O. P. CA9TLB, Owier. That Can Bark W . at . ' IV ' . 3 trays, as ths picture shows. w. aa 'T eviii)ri?iy
