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ROSEBURC. NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURC, OREGON. TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1929. FIVE Waterless Cooker Special A factory shipment of Aluminum Waterless Cook ers, consisting of three pieces, just received, and we are making a Special Factory price on these indis pensiblc utilities of $4.95 Cooks different food products at the same time and conserves all natural flavors without loss of any food values. Entirely Eclipse the Old Process of Boiling and Baking. Churchill Hardware Co. The Winchester Store CLASSIFIED SECTION gar-r i .Li 1 i Hi 1 iJ 1 1 1 1: . . 1 1 i : " " i '- ""tf n ALL NEW ADS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAGE FOR SALE WOOD Fir blocK, 3 ttera, S8. Phone UF23. CEMENT UiXDCKS and cement chimney blocks atPuges - gCRVEy6itS'8tiTk-3 and hubs. Pane Lumber & Fuel Co. FOlf SALE PlgiiTlO weeks old. Mrs. Ilauer's ranch, Gazley. ilOl'SKWlVKS For your tree Ful ler vegetable brufh phone 498. FnfTSock-wood-12 50 per tier; oalbjockaS.Phone 21F32. Villi SALE 6 shoals, cheap. D. C. McUhrhey. Phone 6F13. FOR SAI7E-Black and bronze gob blers. Phone 6K24, Koscoe Conn. F1UE BillCKCommon brlck'and (ire clay. Page Lumber Fuel Co. FTiU SALE 2 horse power steam boiler, in good condition. Oregon Hakery. Phone 241. r'UK SALE Turkeys, full blood llourbon Red torn and 4 bens. Phone 27F11. 1924 FORD touring, 175. Excellent mechanical condition. See this at the Chrysler Garage. PROPERTY for sale or trade Near Ashland; 8 or 101 acres well improved. Ashland, Ore., Rt. 1, Hox s5. IF--INTERESTED in buying a pleasant country home, near town, address Box 25, care News Review. -OK SALE Purebred good Giant Bronze mother turkeys, and gob lor, 21 nios. old, Stoneberg strain; reasonable. Lydla Mor row, Riddle, Ore. foR SALE Charter s Incubators, all equipped, also hrroders and chick founts, all at bargain prices. J. H. Booher, Leona, Ore- gon, Box 518. Chiropractor DRUQLESS HEALTH CENTER "Complete Hsalth trvle" 4 Mineral Vapor Batha S27 Cass rhone 491 Roseburg Cabinet Shop 230 W. Oak FURNITURE REPAIRING Upson Board and Venear Panal Cut to Order Window Sercena mad to ordar E. 8. AND F. L. COCKELREAS Automobile Insurance Your car la not fully equipped unless it Is insured. Fire and theft Insurance are not the only essential coverages. You should be protected with Public Uabll l!y. Properly Iamace and Col lision Insurance. Protect your self from serious loss by Insur ing todiiy. We will gladly ex plain theso different forms of Insurance. Call or phone. G. W. Young & Son INSURANCE 1I Casi P. Phone 417 This Gtorc sends rut to customers only Choice Food Products, nnd it i only necessary for you to phone in orders. Free Delivery Economy Grocery O. L. JOHNSON The 6tors That Serves You Best Phons S3 244 N. Jackson St. FOR SALE Purebred Naraganselt torn, s. Ward'e Cafe. FUJI SALE Fir block wood, $2.50 per tier; oak block 3.25. Phone 24F32. BOLTS AND PIPE FITTINGS We have a complete stock. Low prices. Leake & Beyers Co., I. O. O. F. IildK. i FOR SALE 23 acres and a moil em house and 4 lots; suitable tor chicken ranch. R. N. Rose, Oakland, Ore. FOR SALESpTtrenberKandKew town apples, 4Uc per box. Small but good, liring boxes. S. A. It oner. Phone 2K23. SPRAY HOSE Hinh pressure hone at reasonable prices. Spray guns $6 each. Hand and power sprayers. Leake & Beyers Co. WHEAT FOR SALE Also grain hay: at Chadwick ranch, be- tween. Myrtle Creek and Riddle, by Farrlss and Chaney. CREAM SEPARATORS $27 up. Viking cream separators an, simple in construction and skim close. Leake & Beyers Co. OK SALE 18 acres, 20 in cult!- vatlon, balance In pasture and timber. Good house, barn, gar- age, chicken houses, and other buildings. Good soil and all fenc - ed. Address W. B., care News- Reiew. (JKIJi.K u.jiCT from producer I and save money. Not a seed raising 2D lbs. $1.23 nostpuld. Finn quality. Satisfaction guar anteed, bend trial order for 5 lbs. of dried apricots postpaid, 85c. Most wonderful dried fruit. Fancy dried peaches, 10 lb. lots at 10c per lb., postpaid. J. A. Cobb, P. O. Uox 413, Red Bluff. Calif. FOR RENT FOIl HKNT Practically new 6 room plastered house, breakfast nook, built-ins, with Rarfce Close In. S20 per month. G. W Y'oung & Son. Phone 417. I WANTED I WANTKD Work horse for Its feed. RtJjJkw 134. WANT EI) TO HUY From 25 to SO head of sheep. II. D. Christian, Star lit., Itosehtirg. WANTKIV-Furs and hides of all kinds. Highest prices paid. Hose burg Poultry Co., 50t N. Jackson St. I MISCELLANEOUS t . CEMENT work in all Its branches, day or contract. Mixers and building hoist for hire. Jamel Miller. Phone 119 V, CAH OWNER- -Don't torget to call (53 when In need of auto parts. Sarttl Auto Wrecking Honie TO THE FARMERS 1 nau Just Installed a new disc sharpener which dtes a perfect Job on disc plows or harrows, liring them in before the rush starts. K. E. Woodcock Illacksmllh Shop. I LOSI 4 , LOST 11 lack and white silk scarf. Finder please leave at News R I view. BAKER PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO MURDER OF RIDDLE PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 2. -Burton Uker, Klamath Indian, charged with first tigrp murdi-r. pladfd not euil'y In federal court here yesterday. nkr Is acru'd of having killed Uidv.ell Riddle. Indian. Owing fo storm condition in the region sixy miles Kan of Kla math Falls on the irvahfi Where the killing took phi re, and from v hkh wlineses mint t summoned, the trial wan set for March 12. Sotk k FOR rtB1,l( MTm?r nin.iei tT rrnirnt rl th IrtTlo'. t. S tt)f rff(.- ,-t Rotteliurg. Orts. Jnnnrv It, 12'. N'.tn- I hrrr-Uv riven l!mt Al'" K. I")x'nn, of ,lrl, Oregon. -W r r-1tr"rv 9. 19;. mi Atjttn. tnir Karm H"innt1 Knfrv Ni ini:ri f.r I "t son " Turn- hip 2 7 K.. UnS' 3 Wit, WltUm. ti Mrirtin, hus filM ntt ,rf tnr.nti.. lhr ver r-r"f to Pt)ihllh rlnmi in th" Inni uimvt rt- - ril'l. lr'rp thp I niito Hinti i l-iP't (Iff ), t Jin"ll't. Orftnfv ! Clnimatit nam (f Chsrle-H ("hMpman. Krrmt Bk"l thews, all rf OIWP, Or HAM 11-1- A. CANAtA Y. bun-coil P.tsi.tct THIS HA8 HAPPENED Ashtoreth Ashe, adventurous ste-i nographer, becomes involved In a! dramatic affair on shipboard. Ash-1 toreth is taking a cruise to the I West Indies and has encountered two particularly Interesting people, ! Mona de Musaet, with whom she 1 rooms, Is a mysterious lady of ex ceptional beauty, who possesses ! rare charm and priceless pearls, j Jack Km y the, an KnRllshman, I warns Ashtoreth against Mona, and declares that the girl Is no-1 torious. Ashtoreth Is naturally I hocked, but Mona has been so ; kind to her that she declines to sever their brief friendship. In a i few brief days Mona will have left the ship at the Island of Guade loupe, a French possession In the 1 Indies. Ashtoreth resolves to treat ber as usual. ' Smythe, who has already kissed i 1 Ashtoreth once, persuades her to go on the lonely boat deck with hint And there he makes love in a fashion utterly new and thrilling for Ashtoreth. Suddenly, from the shadows, a woman approaches them. It is Mona. who turns on Jack in uncon trollable fury. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY CHAPTER XX "Now Mona." Jack Smythe spoke soothingly, as one humoring a recalcitrant child. He even touched her shoul der. "Pon't you Mona met" she cried. And drew away as though his touch bad burned her. "You you" H "No scenes!" he commanded curtly. "And you'd better get out of this, you know. "It's none of your business, Mona." Her dark skin was livid with fury. And her nostrils quivered with the excitement of tier un leashed emotions. "Easy, now." he cautioned. '"Easy!" she hissed. There was something dreadfully primitive about her sibilant fury. Smythe turned to Ashtoreth. "The woman seems determined to make an exhibition of herself," he said. "Perhaps, Miss Ashe, you had better go below." But Mona had snatcnea Asnio- rein s unstj. "N!" she ordered. Shell stay v .L .nThi mAnh, Phllosnnheri ,,,, .,., mn ,i,i nlmlf , no a,,mHon in which he , , mttM of himnelf. But there jig no superiority horn of man to j rule the fury of an angry woman, j And no one. assuredly, had ever mastered Mona In a rage. Smythes 1 poise seemed to Increase her agtta i tlon. Now she wheeled on Ashtoreth '"' 8 virage. I told you." she cried, "that he was a had mans. He runuc love to me, like to you. And then he put it in a hook and sell it. reopie ouy his book to read why I go wrong. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES WOt'S. IrV' TOIti6 ? y-1 &.7iS 3K'- ww in oa il .j-fi FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Oscar Can't Let Them Spoil By Bloer T HOUTAS-TAS-UOU IFllS fl6ISNT?) BOTP-E: ( 7A6V CALLED OP AM' I 6-lWf,rS TbO 1 S AS LOrS A5 US TA-A-A-AG.'.' IS S EM AAOr AND SAID "TJXEy HAM& TO 5 P iStste TO Fescues at jiofAt2 ) Ifi uospiTAuermaa. Pop ace "mens frecules am J?t!z. f tlJsf SU V TffiBTOL . r 'CAUSS I TBOI J RlSUT TUIS f OPBWIOW SO WW. J 1 ' i A V tlr ( X HOPE 1 ZiKTt fk ZZT- WiT.CS3 PUTS V MIMOT6." r AW POP WORRIED t.JJL I AMflrVT AS NSO EAT gsSvOUMS SALESMAN SAM ' SfO. S.' (SaI O Sam) By SmMl rTei.L we ouicx'. is vNope.'. saw mowov's f oh.mo we. OH.Ve.S he. is', it Vcah? well, it also f wneRe th" ovenTft 3tNic(Ms' TH" MftM VJM0 ROMS TU' CrEMT-ftM' H'S PilM'T'. HCPPeNI TMX t HAPPeMS THAT I SAW IM 1 i A IO HEtK Vft II FftRrA Th FIMD VOUR MtRt? J FWIr' OROOMO SOT.trt J SAW HlfA (SO iSP COMC OOWM WfK W(VtcH-lA U ( I f 60IM' "? J . SAM' . 7V WH6R.e.- - , rf. (mo we. oo a PAHACMure Mitnnii ' " itr V ' 30tAP OVER 3eMMMS" (RM, v JTl V 3&?&C mszEMEk. WOTr '' , r i m Mfkp m?- airacD Mattel ' And he make money." The vehemence of her tirade' choked her, and she stopped for breath. She put her handkerchief against her mouth, and when shei took it away, Ashtoreth saw that there was blood on it. 1 Mona she cried. I But the other girl shrugged Im patiently. "It is nothing," she said. Ashtoreth shuddered. I "I'leaae, she begged, "don t be o excited. You ve made yourself - " "' awfully dangerous. Mona moou m your mouin, line mai. u might be from your lungs you j know. A hemorrhage. Mona moved indifferently to the n. ho- . ok.,.,, a .1,1.1. 1 reth. "It's all riant, ma cherle" she whispered. Her voice had grown n tfUK, wiui ruaustiuu r 11 ism. "A short life and merry one, mon petit ihou." I aSinythe cleared his throat. 1 "You ought to see the doctor, Mona." be declared. "If vou will o to your cabin, I will ask him to at- tend you immediately. It's suicid ! al, you know taxing your strength ! this way. My God. you oucht to get yourself under control Mona laughed mirthlessly. "Swine!" she retorted. Smythe looked at her coolly, and turned to Ashtoreth. "Mademoiselle," he obserred, "seems to Imply that " Hut Mona cut In hotly upon his imperturbable humor. "Guff!" she shrieked. "Please, Ashtoreth." he besought, take her down with you. She's1 simply killing herself. Mona swallowed with difficulty. ' pressing her fingers against herj ..()h y(a he rPlorted brutally. Hps. Her color had faded, and I her; You nower n ,mo... skin had taken on the tinge of old! parchment. j Mona touohpd ,he iong pearls "You know le frenzy of niy.,.. , 0, ;i un. n 1 f.ni .1 Vf.. Please Mona dear. t Ashtoreth pleaded brokenly, dan-1 ".."'. ,u: , h Serously near tears. The scene had I , 0';.. Ao uot h:i,e - ma completely upset her, and she felt cnerie. overwhelmingly sorry for the girl. 7 we so t now. wllh a "Please." she coaxed. CoiiW"'lalt-Wii tranquility. And she down to onr room. I'm si worried, fn'iled her luminous smile. A about yoo. Please come, Mona." H"1 a''. a little wistfully. . . Ashtoreth kissed her pale cheek The frenchwoman Pt her hands j behind her on the rail. "In one little moment, Hi.pi promise'.). "But first I must tell you 1 so that Meester Smythe will hoar " "Rut I don't care, Mona! It doesn't make any difference. You can tell me anything when you feel better. If he's been your sweet heart, Mona and you're hurt, dear I shan't ever Bee him attain. I swear. Ashtoreth-drew Mona toward the com;anlonway. "My 'BWeetheart'!" . . . Mona laughed. "I have had plenty of sweethearts, ma cherle and some i have loved. But I spit on Meester Smythe!" WMCrttO rW BUT -VaWW. Ttt' USE ? 6tt I WW WMJTfc BABY-kMM'RE XWORPWU6 W&OIK TIKX WORK TOR? r CARL UKE VAfc MARRftO Khe spat. 'l hate heem!" she said. "Listen, Ash tore th the woman' cray. Smythe placatingly. "If she's try ing to make you think I " .Mona laughed in his face. lie put me in a book, ehe re- peated. 'and Bell It. He rail p 'poor airl and psalm sing through his nose." "1 wrote a book." explained! Smythe. "Mona imagines that It was she of wl.om 1 wrote. It was published Itsi year. And Mona! seems to have been considerably Incensed." ! Ho m . iv i. r-i inUuto,i Mona stub k :i put It in a book to imka man.. Now he make iove ,0 you . . . and put It anotner book." Smythe's month tightened at the corners. ! "That's absurd." he declared. "1 refuse to dlscuss'lt any further. ,v " ineixmieiu.... ...u.... live told you already that your I Imagination has simply run away with you. sou re talking like f00i "I talk to him before," ex plained . Mona, "when sou go to bed, ma cherle. And I make heein promise to keep his hands off you. promise and I say very well "' shall not tell. "And then," flared Smythe, "you came sneaking back from shore, to spy on us: "I do It to take care' of Made moiselle," explained Mona, quite unruffled. "She Is one good girl." "You're a great one to take care of anyone!" Smythe turned on his heel. . .. "You can't even take care of your self." "No?" Mona's voire was soft again, and throaty with that curi ously thrilling aunlttv that Ashto- reth had noticed the fli-at night. "1 take very good care of myself, ipPKtH. smvtiie" 'he triple string of pearl around her neck. , , . She shrugged '!ly "No, Mona," she said. "! do not hate you. Poor, poor Mona. Tears sprang to the French- woman's eyes. i "1 have known," she snld. "bad womeni who understood good womens. Hut never beforo a good girl who would forgive a bad girl. Vou are very kind, ma cherle." She turned mockingly to Smythe. "Maybe, she suggested lnipU- dently. "Meoster Smythe can write ' R"ot,,er story lor the American pumic. ana ineir cinemas, a story about a bad womans, like a racing j fire. And a little good girl, like a f white flame, eh? And a mans wfto made love to them both." "Come, Mona." begged Ashlo- Ferdy POHiT Bt A I reth. drawing her (o the stairs. They went to their cabin and Smythe remained on the boat deck where they left him. Ashtoreth rang for the stewardess, and per suaded Mona to lie down. Then she went herself to find the doctor. He inspected Nona's blood stained handkerchief gravely, and took her tempot a tut. "Ket Is nothing" she Ins Is tod. Hut her temperature was 104. The doctor examined her lungs, tapping sepulchrally. "1 have what you call le ad- herons." she told him. "And you do not realise what that means?" he demanded stern- Iv i "Mais oui." she told him sereno I ly. "I am content." j (To 6 Continued) Mona talks of life and love in the next chapter, and Ashtoreth hears the philosophy of an outcast. AFundel, piano tuner. Phone 189 L. !tURIMAN DIES AT 104 BESIDE LOSING HORSE (AmmUIH Pma l'l Tl irr) I HAVANA. Jan. 29. A turf ca-1 reer extending over a period of 90 1 years has ended here with the I death of Tom IPop) Cheek. 104-year-old trainer. Cheek died of a heart ailiueut. Shortly after he had seen his horse, Ilasha, an also-ran In the second race at Oriental pai k, !h complained of a violent pain in I U chest. Physicians Baid the trainer was suffering from heart trouhlc. but he refused to go to a hospital, preferring to go back to the stabler with his horse. A few hours after wards he Cropped dead beside Ilaslm on which lie had placed ail his money in the afternoon. Kai baiiMUbe sandwiches ant tve forever, lirand'e Road ltand HAD TO WORK TOO HARD Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Gave Her Strength ML Cnrmpl, Pa. "After my second baby was born I had to work too hard and be on my feet too ftonn beraime Jny hu band was ill. Af ter nil death I wmi in atich a weakened and rundown condi tion that noth ing aeemed to help nie. I am a t a r 1 1 n jc tlio fourth bottle of Lydia K. Pink- htim'm Vamtahlfl romnouml and fnel - ffreat deal better. I am rnurh ' atronger and don't get ao tired out when l wash or work bard. I tlo housekeeping and dreftHimtkitiff and I highly recommend tlio Vegetable ComHnml. t am willing to answer letters." Mrs. Oebtiu'Ihj Bi'tth, 414 B. Market Str lit. Caraiel, l'a. Should Know AMY WJt ? VI WOULOKiT CRAMP Wl WVE WW! Vt A BU&VNt-Art A PARM 6000 OHtTOO-VOHAYlA X6AX.BO0T? WE Why buy elsewhere? Our goods are as good as any on the market and better than lots of them. Our prices are right. And our profits are used to increase your savings. Special Electric Range $90.00 Wood Range $60.00 See Us First We Can Save You Money FarmBiireau Cooperative kxchange Roseburg A2CNT3 FOR L. A H. Electric Rargea Hood River Spray Co. Sutherlln Spray Co. GRAND CHANCELLOR TO VISIT K. OF P. LODGE WEDNESDAY EVENING t.tm-.ton Rowell of Grants Pass, gland chancellor of the Knights of rihlas In the domain of Oregon wilt be a visitor at Alpha lodge hero Wednesday evening, January 30. Mr. Rowell is brinKing a mes- bhr6 of good news for the lodge and his visit here is anticipated as one mat win db instructive ana beneficial In every respect to the members of the order. Mr. Kowell was elected to the office of grand chancellor at the last session of Grand Lodge at Salem Inst October and is well known In southern Oregon. Ideal Incubators Wharton Hros. are sold at BALTIMORE GIRL STUDENTS OUSTED FOR DRUNKENNESS AMrU(tl Vrtm UimhI Wlrr) BALTIMORE, Jan. 29. Follow ing the suspension of three stu dents In the Kaslem high school for girls for alleged Intoxication In class Inst week, Dr. David E. Weglcin, superintendent of public Instruction, sought today to de termine whether liquor can be pur chased by students from neighbor ing speakeasies as has been re potted. The girls were suspended after they had canned a general disturb ance In class. School officials said the girls were under the In fluence of liquor. SHERIFF'S MURDERER IS GIVEN DEATH 8ENTENCE (Aworlatoil I'rcM leased Wlr) VANCOUVER, Wttsh., Jan. 29. The execution of Luther Baker, 62, convicted slayer of Sheriff Lester M. Wood, www wot yewtenlHy by A OEAR.l Trt' HECK TEROY-UT RtAU -V tRVOU3-Att' ANN YUrtURE CM Oakland bean Spray Pump Co. John Deere Plow Co. 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