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Newspaper Page TextV ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEDURG. OREGON. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 13. 1928. SEVEN Yes, It's Green And it is a new shipment, but we are offering bar gain prices on this lint of serviceable Enamel Ware Our window display shows variety of utensils in this new ware, and you will be pleased with it. We specialize in everything for the kit chen and in hardwire. Churchill Hardware Co. THE WINCHESTER STORE CLASSIFIED SECTION ALL NEW ADS WILL SE FOUND ON BACK PAGE - FOR "SALE . . FOR SALE Concord grape. Ea per id., zo lbs. delivered, ivo-i. frOR SALE 2 aowi with 20 pig. O. C. Thompson, Umpqua, Ora. ALL MAKES of aewlng machines repaired. I'hona 86P31 evening- OUR home made Chill Con Carne la always hot. Palace of Sweets Cafe. FOR SALE Shakes and posts. Geo. E. Matthews, Looking-glass. Phone 23F22. FOR SALE 12 milch cows, will begin to freshen about Jan. 1L J. L. Casebeer. Glide. : ' FOR a good Jersey milch cow see Thomas Jennie. 1 bloclc W. of Riverside Store. FOR SALE Ford touring with starter. For information phone! 2F4. Geo. Winston. CHICKEN RANCH for sate, close ' to Rosebufg, or exchange for I city residence. Box 15, News-Review. FOR SALt: 8 brood sows and : pigs, or will trade for baled oat and vetch hay. Inquire Ward t ! Cafe. i OUR STOCK is carefully graded and our prices are as low as are J consistent with good , grades. Pases'. FOR SALE 1 Feb. hatched turkey ! torn, Mammoth Hronze, Stone-! berg stock, wt. 25 lbs., $12. Also j 1 2-year!d torn, extra nice. : same siock. jonn i-erguson, uny i Creek, t DON'T carry your fuel half ' block and then have to tier If up in me wooanouse. uuy coai from Pages and have It shoveled into the coal bin ready for the fire shovel. SEE "THIS ATONCE Touring car, $25, in good running condi tion; four good tires; top in good condition. Auto Electric Station. 122 S- Stephens. Phone 136. proposition in Oregon for 2 me chanics. Fully equipped auto re pair and machine shop. Long lease, low rent. $1600 will handle. Fashion Garage, Grants Pass, Ore. FOR' SALE Sewing machine, $7.50; sanitary drinking foun tain with tank; several lndoof chemical toileta, $2.50; oil y stoves with ovens; toileta com plete with tanks; typewriters from $7.50 op. These are bar Rains. Phone 35 R. Cos SiS, Suth erlin, Ore. ELOCUTION Individual instruction and Special coaching. MRS. W. W. ASHCRAFT Phone 177 120 W. Lane SL Chiropractor DRUOLES3 HEALTH CENTER "Cemplete Health Service" Mineral Vapor Bath 127 Cass rhone 491 TRU BLUE ttasty...eMutritlouM VITAMINS A-B-C-D-E and 16 minerals of 5 freth vegetable combined with pure wholewheat make them good to eat and better for you. Contmtn S Freih Ve-frtabUa r r v Liungmy Viroccry Wafers m 1 1 0. Stert fph... ,1 L. JOHNSON That Serve You BesL 944 N. Jacksen SL I " r WANTED WANTED to rent Baby bufsy for 8 weeks. Phone 346. I t, FOR RENT, rTJHNISHKD (round fleer aloe In. Ml a. Main. f li.S'ISHKD house, garage, cen tral. Apply 231 V.Vash;St. FOR RENT 2 houses", 4 and 6 rooms, baths, garagea. 828 W. Lano. FOR RENT 6-room house, some furniture, with garage. Close In. 26. O. W. Young & Son. Phone 417. FOR RENT 5-room furnished cot tage with garage; reasonable. East Lane and Terrace. Phone 566-R. FOR RENT 5-room furnished house, with parage. $25 per month. O. W. Young and Son. Phone 417. 1 LOST I LOST, strayed or stolfi, larse, rtt Australian Shepherd dog. answers to name of Jerry. Jo Matthews, Looking Glass. Phone 13F2. MISCELLANEOUS POEMS set to music. Mastercraft song publishers, Seattle. CAR OWNER Don't forget to call 553 when In need of auto parts. Sarffa Auto Wrecking House. TO TRADE by owner equity of $1500 in 2 houses and lot titixlflO I at Kuftene, Ore., for RoseburR property or acreage or small farm. Cox GO, care News-Review. $10 REWARD "for informationthat will lead to the recovery of a ten months old brindle heifer t calf that strayed, or was stolen from our plare about the 5th of Oct. Address J. T. Miller, Yon calla. Oie. CLOCK WILL BE INSTALLED JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SOON An exterior clock for the Jun ior high school building has been ordered' and Is expected to ar- i rive within a stiort time. The clock will be elertrtcally operated i and controlled by the master Hock j1n the school office, from which i the varioua gongs and signal buz i xers are operated. At the time the building 'was constructed a ; place was left for the Installation of the clock, but at that time The' district did not have funds to buy it. so a dummy fpee was put in the place where the clock Is to be located. Last year- the I'th grade : class put on a play and raised a I fairly large sum of money to ap ply on the purchase of th' clork. , and this year It was decided lo I apply the balance In the student body treasury to completing the payment. The order has bt-en placed and as soon as the rlmk cin he hnilf up to the specifica tions It will b? shipped direct from the factory. It will he a decided f Improvement to the appearance of I the building and will be a great . help to the a'u, ten's John R. Kelley Sheet Metal Worka Heating and Ventilating Western Furnaces 604 N. Jackson Phone 466 Under New Management Roseburg Salvage Co. now The Roseburg Exchange Wi Buy and Sail New and Used Furniture. We also Handle All Kinds of Second Hand Ccods. Tools, Clothing, Shosss, etc. We buy all kinds of Junk, Hides and Pelts. The Roseburg Exchange Phone 201 The House 0' Satisfied Cuitomei-s. c Weit Cs St smwhi a a await ELEANOR EARLY THIS HAS HAPPENED j Coogin's on the Pant Itoad Ii Svb'.l Thome, lunching with ; ne furious plate. Blatant aa a clr Mabel Moore, her deareat frieno, rus. In semi privacy of crimson encouuters Dolly Weston, who houths men and itirla made love, tella her excitedly that she haa ' fniler a red and green ttrlped dreadful news of Valerie. Valerie ' awning an orchestra made atridenl Weal is the cirl Tad Thorne mar-! noise. And in the little space be lied, and Tad la Svhil's adored teen the double row of painted brother. Sybil haa mv't r liked Va-i booths couples danced and lerle. nnd haa suspected numerous , Inunhed. and continued to make small affairs. j love. Now Dolly tells her that Valerie! Valerie raised her glass, and is planning to desert Tad. and ; smiled provocatively Into the elope with a man from New Hav-1 fished face ao close to her own. en. At first Sybil Is Inclined to let : "Here's to the movies." she Val go ahead, but Dolly and Ms'jel "led. "and fame!" convince her that It would break ' Their Klasses clicked. Tads heart, and persuade her to- "To Valerie West," he respond Interfere. When Dollv makes a ed. gravely, "on the billboards!" frantic declaration about the way She dimpled demurely, men feel when their wives are un- "' always did think." she ad faithful. Svhil decides to save Tad i mltted. "that I have a nice, eu- from whatever p:ings Valerie J might cause hgn. j NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY j CHAPTER XXXV Suddenly Sybil became amen-J able. i "All right. Dolly.- she said, "it won t tell Tad. And if Jack will ; ' ..(.. .... I'll -v .1.... . V.. U.. en tonight Thanks for telling niel about it, Doll, tou meant we guess. Perhaps It's for the best. I'll see what I can do anyhow. Don't worry about my dragging you into it. And don't tell Dot Faxon's crowd." Dolly turned wide eyes on her friends. "Why, Sib!" she reproached! gently, "doni you Know you can trust me? I'm awfully fond of al( really. Wild horses couldn't drat; j a woid out of mo. I ll run along j now. You and Mrs. Moore will j want to be making arrangements.) Valerie will thank you some day for this." Dolly winked back surprising tears, and powdered her nose reso- i lutely. "Good-bye." she said. "You're J good kids both of you." ! "My dear," said Mabel when she had gone, "that girl's been in a jam herself. And Tom Weston raised the devil. It's plain as the nose on your face. Did you ever know a girl to give herself away so? "I'll bet Tom had her on her knees. It's a wonder to me he ever took her baclt. But ho put the fear of God In her, sure" as you live. That's w hy she wants to save Val. She's been through the mill her- self. "Say, these modern wives! What's become of good old-fashion' d morality? They make happi ness their god. Then they spit in virtue's face. No wonder they're discontented. The blind fools!" Sybil sighed. "It's a dizzy world. Mab. Hnv you seen Tom WesJon lately? Old before his time. Grayer than his father. Lines like scars. Poor Tommy. If a fool woman can hurt a man that much, then. Man, I'm cni'i to hrlee Vel home nufiin.' BOOTS AND HER GEE 009 Ton. .ware,, cm 6tTTIK)' VAtO AAOCU MOAOEy TD kEEP , Freckles' EL6PAAMT IW WAY SO 7wey DEcioe AVMAY ALEK I SOS6SSTE0 i TAATlTvoouU) 1 BS A AOIC& , 6IFTTD7Ue ! zoo so I FCLECKLES FATWEP CALLS . UP 7UG T.OO . VNUEEE BEPPO iSQuicittey ' ACCEPTED... SALESMAN SAM rsjJftel'S , STtLL AUttOuSTb '. 30 9ckXo :.OeX FO; ; 'Soix.p . ona one , Tmuo I Tm'.PSIM 1 4iS VJpef. j Gtyj-x. VJOUT V.tikC i-a-- V , tfay " V ' JK. , x.v K.r c If-t i' ., i se .c xTTTrVr 1 .- j,,, J l-KLCNLta AlD Hlb KK1ENDS Good-bye, Beppo! " By Blo ( Yvoetc.ooi. still voit GttWof ( ece, it'll eeoooo see'oeMt. fvicct.tUis isTM'Wjicejf WURRfvwl Trt' sIgm PS&;iW'i'Zt'! '-K: 1 30B-60esS I'LL ROM OUT To TUG. . I 0LO MRS WMOoPSte- 5HeMOST ( I ALL RIGMT-AM'fJOvJ (P SfWS SHE'S .Tartar" .--- phonlous name effective, you know, for jnisters and electric lights. The girls at school used to say it sounded exactly like movie star's. And I don't mt-au to bras. Hut, honestly. I DO take the best pictures. They flatter inc out rageously. Kveryone says I photo- ' umj "you'll " Vim., hl , m ine Jiuui (Jill iviuav liivv I l wash- i out. "Oh, Darl! You p.dornhlc flat trrer." And then, staring simu latively into her empty glass "You know, Darl. they say blond beauty fades soonest, but I don't think so do you? I think it all de pends on the woman herself. "Dolly Weston's been running rm,nj for years, and she still looks ik), a chlna don, And there's my siHter-ln-law, Sybil. She is awfully dark, and she's been through a whole lot. Hut there are times you'd swear she wasn't a day over 20 ." -1 KnpW a Kri named Sybil once." he interrupted. "Whenever 1 thlrk of her 1 take another drink." He drew a flask from bis pocket, "Ginger ale. Sweet?" ".lust a little. Did you Iov her, Darl "Sure did, honey." Valerie pouted. "I think you're horrid." "Well, you asked me." "Rut you don't love her any more?" "I'll snv I don't! She walked out on me. Sweet. I'm off her for life. 1 hoie hhe hns lumps in her mashed potatoes." "Oh, Darl, don't Joke, Tell me 1 abnut her." That's all there is, old dear. The righteous Sybil amelh-d my W"l! knnwn breath one night, and left me flat. Most outrageous thing ever happened to a man." He reached for her glass, and his flnrers found her wrist. Dull red "nrrnsoil hl face, and hts eyes burned with an unholy fire. "Val. I ncv r wanted a woman , so much In all my lif j "How ahont Kvbtl?" "The devil with Sybil! A girl in a crimson ekntlng suit BUDDIES WDPE l lit, A MsME TO TAKE TtV MOkSEY- SuV TOR TVW' MWOWO Trt' STADIUM AM' TOW" A TEW WRt GOES'. DOIOiT WIO today, twow't IfWrFEEUSOSAO ( IS DISOEPLACS VWRur AWJJ X vmAW YOO WCivvvVi! DATS") ( tx r5E!M8GB V A Ba7W EStcy TDOAYABoarSNiMS j CALLED L OS TJX) BOUT YES-RkSW TD BS GOOD TO HhS MOUECE X ALL OVaE to fiNE UIAA A ) DAV" DAT CftM BBPPO TO 7US 7.00 A ELEPAAMT? I'SEMEAW JoOEC-WECe AMD 6NE AAA LOTS h FPOv TOO ' RA7U tsjPEV DAV1.' Hi AA 6irsVAi SA " 77XEBeAE'LUUAOEA 1 TO ESCORT D AMIAAUL6 J AG IS-AIS OF WAY AND A 8A7W YASSM Zfitk -TL rSSk m -- - ' MICE PLACE TO LIME TOWS rT-. -AIAAAEIS , CMr-I2V DAYr ooezzp. WuTwan-y lw vtdsW &4 I'll trK jrT 'jfvKP IriftRrAevRW AM' H6LL0TO fv4 -. N 66. Xelf.LL P.LOM& IN HefrRS 1 SHE WN T OOT VlfitTIM I --- f...:.ji&-.; 1 ''- ' r ' - , V OLD FRI6MD O'MiME.- UPeJEM'T I 6f TWS tiMe.- 1 CP. SOMtTHIM', I'v s t ' .i-. -. v 5eeM - i .A'MesLL.StT- 1 ' ' ' ' ' ( pelted cotton snowballs. A girl in pink tarlatan kicked and walrled. : And a girl In a rush skirt shim- mieO. Wallers hurried about, de-! po&liiug small bottles of rank liquor under folded napkins. j Ten o'clock. . . . KUwn o'clock. The place was wild and noisy. Theiw A trlepnoue conversation girl in the rush skirl kissed b.ild i acruss the continent today heads impartially. The girl in tarlatan was soaking et and swearing roundly. Some one had ducked her in the Irides- nt founiai i. Sbil and t ie Moores had drlvr-n from Boston directly to the Kaui ses in Nt ,. .ii v. n introduced I ! m if i..iefly Sybil; Valerie's; hostess. A plump creature swathed in satin, dripping monkey I fur, henuaed and facia led and plucked. A matron of glib phrases.' oor Val!" she exclaimed vol wV.-j. "Wc ac;ii:: DROVE h-r out this evening. To Googln's such a jolly place. Mr. Ramsey j had a beastly headache. We were : ail going, but the very last min ute " An expression of conventional concern succeeded Mrs. Ramsey's fixed smile. "Nothing s wrong at home. 1 hope?' Sybil chuckled maliciously. "Oh, no we re just ghlng Val a little surprise party. She will be SUR PRISED, won't she, Mrs. Ramsey? Of course you'll phone and have her p.iged. But we'll drive fast and perhaps we'll get there first." Mrs. Ramsey elevaltd her tweaked brows. Flushed apaplec tically. But Sybil had flown. "A little speed, Jack! Step on it!" Through the frosty night they drove like mad. "It's like the movies." giggled Mahel, anuggling warmly gainst her husband's shoulder. "S.u, the virtuous sister, starring. Val's the Ingenue lead, and you're the hero, Jackie, rescuing the innocent in genue from the viUaln at Goog ln's." Presently they were there. Standing in the doorway. Life and love surgtd by, staggering some times as they passed. Youth in youth's arms. And youth lu age's embrace. Pretty rouged cheeks against heavy jowls, and the corru gated skin of old dancing fools. Tragicomedy. The business of having a good time. Sybil's glance embraced the great dining room. "There they are over In the corner booth. Val's facing us, powdering her none." Like a flash he had left them. A slim little figure In a plaid sport skirt and braver Jncquette, thread ing her way between the dancers. "Sybil! What are you doing here?" Valerie swayed a bit unsteadily. Clutching the table cloth, drag ging the china perilously. "God Almighty!" The man with her was on his nil. vimie n ui-hui. rrais un across (lie empty classes nnd the stained linen. The words were comtrg from ift-v lips, choked from W DOklT BOTHER KE TH' 6AMT. M TRYIW TO TrttNK WHAT Wt'U. XX) WVTH THM COOtH I k, ' 7 . - 1 II I I ' WORLD WAR AMNESIA VICTIM IDENTIFIED (Aud Fim Lund w.r PLKUUU, Colo., Oct. 12. g.ive what Pueblo police con- sldered positive Identification of Harry Devlin, Canadian war veteian. who has been an amnesia vivtim since 1916. From Toronto, Canada, "Hilly" Walacw, boyhood friend ol Devlin and now a report- er on the Toronto Star, talk- r( ih Devlin and together they recounted boyhood ex- ntriences thai led S. I- Devlin. 67. or Toronto, to belter he had found his son who was reported killed In the world war in 1916. a palsied throat "WHERE DID YOU COME FROM?" (To EU Continued) (The man with Valerie? Drama and tragedy In the startling chap ter ahead.) AUOITORS SEEK TRACK OF MONEYS PAID ALOERSON PORT LA X D. Ore.. Oct. 1 3 Auditors who examine the books of the late W. C. Alderson, county school superintendent who shot hlnmelf to death Monitor, will seek to find trace of f 40.000 which lu-t vestlgatlon showed had been re- ceived by Multnomah county from Washington and Clackamas coun ty, officials said today. Alderson's will, found today in his effects, leaves $1 to each of his children and the balance of his estate to his sister, Kdith Alderson. NOTICE OF GENERAL CITY ELECTION Nolle Is hereby flTea: That Oenernl Kleotlon will ba held In the city of Rnseburir. Oreion, od Tuesday the din day of Novera bor, 102s, between tha hours of I o'clock a. m. and 8 o'clock p. m. of said day at which said election the following offlcera shall be elected: One Mayor, one Recorder, one Treasurer and two CouncOmen from each of the four wards of the I city of Roseburg, Orepon, to serve two yeara. or until their succes- sors are elected and qualified. That the places In each ward for holding said City Election, In the city of Roseburg, Oregon, and the j The government bureau of agri Judges and clerks to ennflucl the cultural economics today pointed same shall be such polling places out that bumper crops of fruit and judges and clerks thereof as have resulted. In a consentient have been, or may hereafter be designated and named by the Coun ty Court of Douglaa County, Ore gon, for the General Slate and County Flection, ny order of the Common Coun- cil of the City of Roseburg, Ore. , gon, dated October 1, 1928. HAROLD K SHKRFY City Recorder of the City ftnteburg, Oregon. Pretty Soft or- OOR. fOO , BOOTS f It Reads Like Life Bv Sml LOW UPKE Low cost of operation, long life, that's our John Deere Tractor. Look it over. Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange Roscburg AGENTS FOR Fairbanks Morse Co. Bean Spray Pump Co. Sherwin Williams Co. John Deere Plow Co. L. N. Miller Dehydrater Co. LETTER OF CREDIT STOLEN FROM U. S. CITIZEN IN ITALY (Auociatftl Frtei Wlr.) GENOA. Italy, t)ct. 12. Mrs. Charles H Perkins, of Runta Bar bara and San Francisco, complain- i ed to the police today that she and her travelling; conlVanlon had been ' robbed of a letter of credit for $20,000, anil of some jewelry while staying at the Mlrumaro hotel here. The police believe that the thief Is one of an International band of "hotel rats," who oper-1 ate ii. the French and Italian 111 reras each autumn and winter. Mrs. Hopkins and her travellina companion snld that they su- specled a young man who trarel- ieu uu me same train wim me" from Switzerland. They left earlr - 1 today for Ban Kemo, Italy. BUMPER CROPS OF FRUIT REDUCE APPLE PRICES (Av.l,tH Prea Wlr.) CHICAGO, Oct. 12. An apple day may keep the doctor away, but two apples per dime would suit the fruit growers, with 100,000,000 bushels ready to market, a great deal better. price drop. In West Virginia, for example. the average prlre to farmers Is SO cents a bushel, compared with $1.60 Inst year. Record breaking crops of peaches, pears and grapes am nlvon tlm v.,o.,,n In. .apples being bargaina this fall o . Of. Eat harhecne imntalnh., .nH forever Ttmnil's Pond Ptned AW , WOTCCA Wt 00 TO TKV.Y- tavuvVvjowm EP Oakland FOR COUNTY JUDGE As democratic nomine, for Ilia ottlt county JuUga, I solicit the uyiHin 01 me voiers 01 uougiaa county at the general election to t held Tuesday, Nov. 6. ms. (Paid adT.) Walter 3. Hamilton n. A. MERCHER (keguiart Republican nominee for County Judc for Douglas County. Youl lupport and vote respectively bo liclted. (Paid Adv.) PERCY A. WE99 I Republican nominee for aneriff nf Doutlas county. General ele Hon November 6, 1928. (Paid Adv.) ROY AGEE Democratic candidate for County Clerk, solicits your support at the general election to be held Novera- : ber 6th. Your vote will be appre .elated. (Paid Adv.) ! Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 1S9-L, sy2 Farm Loans Straight loana for 6, 7 or 10 years. Repayment privilege. lVnal commission charges. Prompt action. An excellent loan. If Inlereated call or write. G. W. Young & Son LOANS 116 Cass St.. Phone 417 By Martn WOUCTlVi fODT .? WHAT ? T 0 Bi WEVV rVMe KiOTHIM COIAO B- AWT SOfTF.S! rt'-A.iinr(v.ri