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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1929. Class i fie d Se ction KATES: far word. eacb tnaertloa. 1 Mini mom pet advertUeuent, IS worda and ancloaa ataanp, check FOR SALE : OLD. GROWTH fir, 3 tiers; 9. ; South End Fuel Co. ;FOR SALE Young Poland China T boar. Phone 42 M. I). P. French. " FOR SALE bummer wood for '. quick fire, J2.J6 and 3.00. Phoue - 27F11. . FOR SALE Uood used furniture at a bargain. See Powell at 115 Sheridan tit. JH'OR SALE Residential .property Glendale. AduiesB Box 62, care t News-Review. . ; FOR SALE English Bull Dog pup . - pies,- 8 weeks jld. J. M. - Spun cuke, Rust Ave. PRUNE DKYlJU FANS Equip ment of all kinds for prune dry ers. Luake & beyers Co. SERVICE STATION' Two pumps, good location at t33 North 9tu St., Cottage Grove, Ore. FOR SALE Fresh milch cows. Al so saddle horse and puck horse. Boyer Bros. Pnoue 14F14. . USED MOWERS Cheap. Also new mowers and rakes. Leake & Beyers Co., I. O. O. F. Bldg. FOR SALE Team of good work horses. Weight about 1200 lbs. ' Price $125. Clias. (J. Allies, Kellys Korner. IRRIGATION SUPPLIES Pipe, pumps, engines, motors. Let us figure your needs. Low prices. ' Leake & Beyers Co. HACi-'OIt SAiafi XJU rnt : 195 acres, 8-room house ibout 20 acres farm land. On Reedsport highway. Patje, Lumber & Fuel Co. 17 ACRES, bottom land, all in pasture on the Camp Two struc ture. This is a good speculative buy, E. ,G. Kingwell, Sutheilin, Oiegou: , ' . - FOR SALE Sharpies cream sep arator; Hawthorn bicycle; single harness; two 19-inch collars; loose hay; 7x9 tent; team and harness. SO-acre ranch. Levi Spalding, Azalea, Ore. ' ' - UUST SELL TIMBER at a sacri v fieer section - 10, township 2t south, range 5 weft o Willam . ette, near Leona mills. Wrlt Geo. F. C rouse, 301 E. Centra) Ave., Balboa, Calif. BABY CHICKS Whi re Leghorns. Rhode Island Kcds, BavreU Rucks. Write for folder and prices. Custom hatching. Ash land Associated Breeding Farms, Ad hi and, Oregon. . I - I FOR SALE On North Umpqua river near Glide 80 acres in hay, grazing and timber. Good spring. Fenced with woven wire stock fence. Cash or terms. Write W. i C. B., IIuaglin'K O. . , FOR SALE or trade for city prop erty 6-acre tract, bordering -South Umpqua. 2 miles t'roift Itoseburg on Melrose road. Fair buildings, all kinds of fruit and nuts. Phone 134 between 7 a. m. and 6 p. m. FOR SALE CHEAP 2 ton G. M. C. truck, good mechanical condi tion, ten-ply McClaren tires nra less than 1000 miles. Tires worth price of truck. May be seen at Circle "H" Lodge, N. Umpqua road. . - - DAY OLD Mammoth Bronze turks and baby-chicks each Tuesday. From selected stock, 100 live deli veiVi Husky turks at reduced prko, 50c ,each. Large or small orders will receive prompt atten tion. Wire or write. Duganne's Hatchery, Independence, Oregon. gentlemen, SIDE GLANCES By George Clark, j ta a 1 eeatA. Mail your ar aaoney arAec nut U FOR SALE One good milch cow, Jo5. S. D. Goft. FOR SALE (TERMS) Modern 6 room house, fine locution, com pletely furnished. Must be sold at once. See it at 801 S. Mill. WANTED WANTED TO RENT Trailer of 8 to 5 ton capacity. Joelson Bros., Umpqua. WANTED Woman to keep house for elderly lady. A. A. Bellows, 846 Military St. WOMAN wants day or hour work. Mrs. Ida Fritz. Ivan St., just off Dixonville road, k 4) FOR RENT FOH RENT 6-room unfurnished house, close fn. Phone 366 or see Agues M. Pltchford. FOR KENT Good sewing ma chine, Singer. See Powell. 116 Sheridan St4 or phone 53S. FOR UEVr Cleaii furnished 6 roora house, douhle garage. Call 298 or inquire 852 Hoover St. FOR RENT Two furnished apart ments; hot water and electric sto-e. One with garage. 223 East Lane, Bubar Bros. FOR- RENT Very desirable sleep ing room with private bath; in nice home; close in. . Preferably business woman. References ex changed. Phone 602-J. . i i LOST .LOST ON SATURDAY Boston bulldog; brindie, white nose, breast, four white feet. J. F. Cas sidy, SIC W. Lane St. Reward. , , ,. I . MISCELLANEOUS . . CAR OWNER Don't forget to call rf3 when In need of aulo parts. Sarff's Auto Wrecking House. WALNUT GRAFTING Specialist , from .Washington can give you the very best results. Inquire of C. E. Moyer. 3HARPLES SEPARATOR to trade : for work or saddle horse; nlBO want to buy young calves. ITred . Vedder, 2nd house on Looking ' glass -Sad.. ' ; '"' . " ' I'-' ' ' - I TRADE so acres Twin Falls dis trict Idaho. Good .crops; wheat. spuds, alfa'fa. olover seed, beans; near town on highway, R, R. and H. F. n. Want stocked dairy near school, Douglas Co., Ore Write Box 177, Rogue' River, Ore I LODGE DIRECTORY I DE MOLAY CHAPTER Remilar com munlca- tion 2nd and 4th Thuisdpys M a s o nk Hall. : Neighbors of 1 Woodcraft, Lllal Circle. No. 49 Meets on firs! and third Monday evenings, In K. P. Hall. Visiting Neighborb invited to attend. - ELSIE WILLIAMS. O. N. ' MATtGARET WHITNEY. Clerk W. O. M. L. Meets in Moose HaH second and fourth Fridays at 8 o'clock. Visitors welcome. CONSTANCE BLACK, S. R. GRACE HUNTER, Rec. . -VIVIAN PHILLIPS, Troaa. Union Encampment No. 9, I. O. O F. Meets In Odd Jj'ellows Tem ple on 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of oaoh mouth. Visiting Patri archs always welcome. R. L. RUSSELL, C. P. FOSTER BUTLER. H. P '. JOHN THENNIS, Scribe. nowadays we live fester and haven't east. B7 Mm awe, t NEW TODAY WANTED To rent 4 or 5 room fur nished house. Ptioue So2. SKvVINO WANTED Mrs. M. E. Pearce, 8u Kohlhagen Apt. Phone 546-J. WANTED Feeder pics, weighing from $0 to 120 lbs. Phone 1SF12. Joe Brumbach. FOR RENT Cozy, clean, close Tu apt. Water and lights, hot water ali hours. Mrs. L. 0 Maddux. FOR SALE Choice, well rooted fiower plants for sale, 35c per dozen. 233 Ford St. WANTED 3 or 4-room unfurnish ed house or apartment, close in. Inquire Rice oi Rice. FOR SALE Two good milch goats (or the price of one. Fresh soon. Mary Gervais, Duys Creek, Ore: FOR SALE Late cabbage plants; also pepper, tomato and bedding pianls. P. W. Kay. Phone 6F5. FOR SALE Two fresh Jersey milch cows. Inquire ltuscoe A. Mars (era Ranch, Wilbur, Ore. BOLTS, DOLTS, 130LTS We carry a larj;e stock or camiine and machine bolts. Leake & Bey ers Co. FOR SALE R. I. R. chicks with hen or withu c. Petite irunea; cabbage plants. John Betts, 636 N. Piue. . . FOR SALE Thoroughbred Jersey bull calf from high producing stock, will make fine breeder. Call 27F22. HUDSON sedau, 19H6 model. In first class condition, will sell reasonably. Call 1023 Winchester or phone 591-J. WANTED TO BUY Used tent, In good condition. Must be reason able; or would rem one for short time. Phone 54-R. FOR SALE DaniBh Ball Head cabbage plants, 10c per dozen, 75c per 300, ?4 per 1000. , E. B. Lewis, 544 N. Pino St. . v BARGAIN Lots 'In Terrace Park; restaurant and garage also oth er property. See Mrs. Jessie Rapp. . RKSTAURANT range, two oven Lang, cost $180 new. Buy it now for $50. Powell Furniture Co., 115 Sheridan street. 1 LAWN MOWERS 14 and 16 in. blades, easy running best grade 'ball bearing machines at low prices. Also, . grass catchers. Lbake & Beyers Co.' 25 RK WARD for Information lead ing to arrest and conviction of thieves stealing mohair from my sh taring shod.' A. V. Newport, Dixonville, Ore. FOR SALK Splendid 350-acre ranch near Roseburg, fine water, fair buildings. BtWep, cows team, farm implements. A bargain Mrs. L. O. Maddux. ALL - KINDS of city property for sale, and farms. Two turkey ranches cheap. House, $100 down, balance easy terms; near in, on pavement. C. Merrill, 108 Mosher St. FINK white enamel hed,-$5.00. Fine double dock coil bed spring, regu lar $15, now $10. A good mattress ( for ?ti.00. If you need a good out fit como in and let us show you our prices. Powell, 115 Sheridan street. WANTKD Saw mill. I want man with small or medium size mill to cut fir. I own the timber and wilt accept all lumber and pay for it at mill. Good timber, good prices. At -chance to make a lot of money at this ldoation. Box an, care News-Review. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ev Price of Port land, are visiting in this vicinity and at Dixonville and Glide with relatives. FRECKLES AND HIS SALESMAN SAM DON'T f&'Mi&WT. eossl P.LPe(.T NM' HCAO I aT? - XttWTi-jToiiRMR J 'S 1 j rfeSlL MANIAC TAKES OWN LIFE AFTER TRIPLE KILLING (Continued from page 1) window and Murphy fell badly wounded. A second later Gus Karos, who lived three doors away from the Preuss home, and John Chonuak ano;her neighbor, both attracted by the shooting, met where Murphy had rallen. Karos bad rushed out to meet his blind brother-in-law, Rudolph Krusche, who had been to a nearby store and was expected home. Another shot and Cnorarak, whi was standing not. 10- feit Crom the window, fell dead. Karos jumped to shield with his body hit brothor-ln-law who was just pass ing the house. As he did so the fifth shell in Preuss pun was dls charged and struck him in th. back. Preuss, In a tiry. pressed t he trigger again and the hammer fel on an empty chamber. Police be lleve that the only reason Kmschf the blind man wis not numberct among the victims. Foaming Mouth Warns T,he slayer a second later rush ed out of the rear door of hi home, stood cursing the bodies o' Conley alid Hagberg, and then fie Into an alley after tnklng the po Hoeman's shotgun, and it is believ ed, his revolver. In the alley, Preuss met Fran! Vodlcka, who waa running to ward the scene of the shooting Vodlcka turned and ran into r narrow passageway when he saw Preiis-B. foaming at the mouth ant1 aiming the shotgun polnthlank ai him. Preuss fired one shell, ther threw the weapon at Vodlcka a? ihe latler fled. The drink craz ed man was seen to have taken s pistol from his belt, wnve It wildly and ran down the alley. That was the last flpen of him. Mrs. Rose Preuss. the slayery wife, was found in the home of ? neighbor, where Rhe had taken re fuge when he husband fired twe shots at her before the police ar rived. Physicians said Karos had been wounded 16 times and that he probably would die. LOOKING GLASS ( Npwb-RpvIpw T)omr1.-u County Special) LOOKINGGLASS, June 1 The grade school Is making prepara tions to present a program at the grange hall Friday, June 7 at 8:00 p. m. Among the attractions are: Japanese drill, and rose drill play, "Selling Old Tom"; a dia logue "Our Confessions"; a play, "Alice1 In Wonderland and dramatization, 'The Throe Goats.' Mr. Klijah 0111 vant is the owner of a new Dodge sedan. ' Mrs. Criti Nickens visited night at the home of Mrs, Maish Tuesday. ; Mrs. Neal of Roseburg, over Goo, ' spent ; ATTENTION EAGLES ' On account of the State Convention being held at Klamath Falls on June 13, 14 and 15, the next regular meet- ing of Roseburg Aerie will bo held . on Tuesday eveuing, June 4th. Installation of ofll- cers will take -place at this meeting. All members in good 4 4 standing are requested to at- 4 tend. B. F. GOODMAN, Secy. With Bllck tires and slip- pery roads, with faster cars than ever, with stops more necessary and more frequent, for the safety of your life, your wife's and baby's, always In pilnd, It Is wise for you to 4 provide your car with the best and strongest tires made 4 Lee Tires, none better and few as good. Big trade in values all this week at Nick Carter's Tire Shop. FRIENDS f&mr I P. COUPVA TICKETS 1 fen. fs f.se. tvR- You Two Tpxe. A SPIU TONIO-HT? Sunday with Mrs. Beach, who Is her sibter. . I Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Stokes of Rose burg spent Tuesday of this week at their Looking Glass come, returning Wednesday. Mr. i. Koaiey has been working itoseburg this week. Louise Jennie of Ten mile is at the Home of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. atricKiand. Louise will upend tne summer at the S trick lanu no me. - Miss Ruth Rodiey, who has been teaching tne piimaiy grades m the aJitlard school, is home, for the j u miner vacuJou. her ochool clos aiig Friday. i Miss Kathryn Jacoby left for Portland ea;y i-Viuay morning, for d few days vioil t.iii tiaenda. 1 rriday tne grade scnoui and high school each had a picnic regard less of the spring showers. i Mr. Roy Bueil .oouveyed the school children and parents from Lhe school house to tneir U est ma- ion. Saoitly alter lunch had been disposed of Mr. Bueil took the youngsters and guests tor a trip by way ot the new road leading past flournoy and West Melrose and back to Lookinggiass again. Mr. and Mrs. William Voorhles eft for Oorvaills Saturday morn- ng to attend the graduation of heir son, Glenn Voonrles who graduates from the school of for- dbtry at O. S. C. Mr. Glenn Voohrios has accepted position with the Oregon Amerl- jau Lumber Co. at Vernon ia for Jie slimmer, but expects to return o coliege in the fall. Mrs. nenry Jones of Westwood, Calif., who is visiting with rela tives in Riddle, and Mr. and Mrs. Alison of Riddle, were In Looking giass Thursduy. Miss liorothy Whitney of Milton, s visiting at the home of Mr. and -Mrs. 6. A. Burchard. Miss Whitney .s a teacher of Spanish and Latin it the Mack high school at Milton, ihe plans to attend Stanford unl ersity this summer where she will .ecelve her master's degree. DAY OLD TURKEYS $b0.00 Per 100 Prepaid ' HATCHES EVERY MONDAY Pure bred Bronze and pure bred t'arragaimelt. Carefully selected range stock, vigorous and healthy ine lui go turns. Husky poulta A'rite for catalogue and latest sum aer bulletin. Telegraph orders foi uuneuiaie shipment. Free circular Artificial Brooding of TurkeyB." RUSSELL POULTRY YARDS Jox 36ti-R Corvallis. Ore DAILY WEATHER REPORT U. S. Weather Bureau Office, toseburg, Oregon. Data reported y E. H. Fletcher, Meteorologist in charge. iurometric . pressure (reduced to sea level) 5 a. m 30.06 Relative humidity 5 p. m. yes terday (per cent) Higiiest temperature yesterday Lowest temperature last night Average temperature for tne day Normal temperature for , this date .. ..: '. Precip. In Inches and Hundredths Precipitation, for ( 24 , hours, , t fending 6 a. m,.. .11 ( ,23 Total precip. since 1st month..,. 0 Normal precip. lor this month 1.09 Total precip. from , Sept. 1, , 1928, to date 20.22 Normal precip. ( from Sept. 1 to date 31.20 Total deiicienuy since Sept. 1, . 1928 - 10.98 Normal seasonal precip. Sept. to May, inclusive 31.16 Forecast for interior southwost Oregon: Cloudy tonight and Suu Juy; riuiug temperature Sunday. Camii at Idleyld lark. Cabin sites on the North Ump qua for sale. Circle "H" ranch. ATTENTION LEQIONNAIRE8 ' Regular meetluK of Umpqua Post No. 1G, American Legion, Tuesday, June 4, 8 p. in. In club room at Roseburg arm- ory. What? The Back Mow, oom't e s.o,Rto, ftt-Benx-i S"' P I-WA 3U&T HftWCr OH TP. SftrSW USUAL 80LUTION "I don t know vhutner my ne play is a comedy or a tragedy." "Hod does it end?" 'W ith a wedding." 'Tuen it must m a tragedy. HuiuUiel, Humuurg. Fish at Id ley Id Park. Notice of Sale oi (Jovernmei, rimbt-r. General Land oil ice Ma. 11, li -Id. asm rig i un. Li. C. Nolle It heri-tty iciftn L.tai 8iihjict to uu l-UllUiliull!i ilflU lUulllilllJIlK ot lha acin of juno 9. iai6 Stat. 2ti lviruary -, lais 40 Suit. n;y Juno 1, lV.ii) (41 Stat. T6S), anU tie l4t unc-niul rutfulatioaa of April 14 l):i L D. 376), the timber ot Hit- ftilKiwiiiK lantlit will be suit Juiy b, 1J. bl 10 o'clock A. KL a. puultc auction ul the UnltttU Suuvt tne hiffhe.tt bithir ai nut iemt thai the aiiraint'l value as Hhuwn bj tiiis nuiict. iwile to be Htiblect ta th. uppruvul at the Secretary of the In terior. Tne pnri-haso price, witn an uuditionai Mum of orm-flfth ot one per crtil thereof, being commissions ut lowed, must be dopuolted at time oi nine, money 10 do reiurneu u suie Is not approved, otherwise pattnl will Issue (or the timber, which must bo removf d within ten yearn. IJlcls will be received from citizens of the United Statin, associations of such citUens and corporations organized under the laws of the Unitt-d Siates or any State, territory or district thereof only. I'pon appli cation of a qualified purchaser the timber on anv lonral niibdlvlslon will be offered separately before being liu'lutTed in any offer of a larKei unit. SKli T. 16 H., ft. I W, tfeo. 17, KWfc rU fir 525 M. T. 19 S.. H. IS W ., Sec. 29. NK i-:4 ?'''tt Tea nr iiiu r-il fli 1010 M. hem- M. Sb'U S 1: lock .0 M. red cedar 40 M. T. 2S 8.. it. 3 AY., Sec. 9. Lot 3 red fir 1240 Al. I T. 18 .. It. T. W.. See. 15. NWU N"4 ' red fir 440 M, T. 19 S R. 6 6ec. SI. MSH XIi4 red fir 700 M. T. IS S.. It. 6 W., fee. 11, NV4 Si-: re.l fir 476 M. T. 28 S.. R. 12 W.. Sec. 11. NKiA KK4 vellow fir 8100 M. mlock 30 M. none of the timber on the sections to be aold for less than H.FiO per M for the red fir and red cedar, ft per M for the hemlock and 2.u0 per M for the yellow fir. T. 20 S.. it. 1 V, Seti. 6, lot S red fit- UOii M, NK1 SW14 red fir 130 M. T. 20 S., R. 4 W Sec. 9, NW'i Ki'Zi red fir 385 M. red nr tfOO M. T. IK H.(l B. 6 VV.. Heo, 17. M:1, XWi red fir 400 M, red cedar li to, T. 1 S.. R. 5 E., See. 11. NU tik yellow fir 2650 M, hemlock Bf.0 M, red cedar 30 M, Sfc;Vi SKH yellow til- 4.6S M. hemlock 95 M, SW rslVA yellow tlr 27&0 M. hemlock 200 M, ntne .f the llnibur or theHe bcc lions lo be eold lor loss than il.ift per M lor the red tir, 1.&0 par M tor iiiu red cedar und uuiiuucK und lli.bo Dbi- Al tor the vetluw rlr. T. a., it. J ' bee. 2i, isK'a Nii4 yeliow tlr Al, red ilr 1-luu M, red Cedar flu M. liuinlock 150 M. red cedar uoleS & At. SW'A NKH yellow lir &u M. reu lir HmQ M, leil ceuar HO M, T. it S.. It. 12 .. oei. iJ. tU 14 t.ir M, tiw aW V red Ilr 80U0 M 1. V b.. it.' A tlx. OUC. U, Ii'4 avW red tlr HoO al, tui iNJVi lea nr i-iU M. none oi u u iimuur LiiL-se bocuohh lo be soid lur less ihuu IV uer M lor the led and lot, lit- und 1 pur At lor Lite red ccuur und ncniiut k. t. i iN., H. J Di'C t, i i. yellow Ilr lUUu M, red ceuar d) M, nuno ol tne tmi bur on litis bucuon lu be sold lor IcaB tnuu 1.&1 pur M lor the yullow tir and 1 pur M for the red uudar. . T. 2i H. 12 U'.. Bee. 2i, WW 'i led ilr (50 M, NWK NW(4 red nr l.ooo M, Hhj4 iNW'A red fir 1300. Ai, bW'A NW1 rod fir 1400 M, NW'A h A led tii; l.UUO M, NV4 HVv-a red ilr l-(io Ai. t?h.'M bWU red fir lluO At. hW'A eVlA led ilr, 2.00 M. See. 2i, NKV MK'i I'ed Mr HOOO M, white tlr 100 M, tiV NK14 red Ilr 1,000 M, white fir 100 M, yullow fir 1300 M, HK',i MH'A red fir l0o AI, white Ilr l.r'0 M, hvVU Nl',4 red lir 1200 M, white Ilr l!Eu M, yellow fir 2.000 Ai, SL.V. Ntt'!4 white fir 'iiA M, JiB!4 SBV4..ra .fir o. j,hu. fir' eliow fir zuiu Al, neiiuocK iuu ai, ou w, r. w t4 tits yi reu j.ir i.uu m, ivhltu fir 26i Al, yllow fir Hal) M. Iulillui'k 1U0 M, MK HLJ4 yulluw fir liJUU M, hoinluck 10U M, b'l4 K(4 white fir Hid M yellow fir ZHiD M. NKW WW (4 whllo tlr 41.0 M, yel lnw I'll- H76 M, homlnrK 76 M, Uli'A SW'i while fir lloo M, yulluw fir 110(1 M, none of the timber on these Heeliuns to bo sold for less than 42 pur M for tbo red and yellow fir, 50-conts per M for the hemlock and 1 per M for the whito fir. T. 1 8., 11. 6 I'X, Hee. Ill, Lot 8 yellow fir Jt.il) M, red erdtir II) M, white pine li M. hemloek 7 M, lot 6 yul low fir 075 M, red cedar lfi M, white pine 20 M. hemlock JO M. Ut 7 yel low fir 12H0 M. red cedar 10 M, NI'.U yellow fir 1IH0 M, reil cedar 10 M.whlte pine 25 M, NV ' HHW yellow fir I ISO M. whlto pine 25 M. henilnek 50 M, N K IS V yellow fir l.70 51. red cedar i6 Al, whlto pine 10 M. hemlock 10 M. none of the timber ot) this section to he sold for leBS than 11.50 per M for the red cedar, yellow fir and while pine and 50-cents per M for the hemlock. T. 27 8., It. 11 W Bee. 21. H10K NW'4 yellow fir 600 M, NW SW(4 yellow fir 2,000 M. red fir 4O0 Al. hemlock 75 M. red coder 25 Al, BWV, SWU yellow fir 2150 Al. red cedar 75 AU while fir loo Al, none of tlto timber on this section to bo sold for less than S2 per Al for tbo red nnd yel low fir 11.50 pei- M for the red cellar and 50-cents per Al for the hemlock nnd whlto fir. Tbos. C. llowell. Ai-ilng 'omn)todoner. Alone! Seat Driver f see. Tp.t Bo stwu osgv r. 5 rAfttv.s.en. venus eR. rAt6&e.TH' OOO STeR,- USCO Tft itUOM hSTRonortV tM MICrHT SCVtOOLl mmsmm !IlL'jMtlMeii(lJJeIyt7Tii;e1 1 lici ' We also have a complete stock of gardsn hose, lawn sprinklers of every sort that do the work right. Come in and tell us your needs and we will fit you out. ' Churchill Hardware Co. The Winchester Store tronviy hal cocMraAxi jam' .;(. i ,. 34yl, mo. u. a. pat. t. . ' (Sffl. ' vy e". n Mtivicc. me. -ar rc An THR STOttY.- THEN COLOR THE P1CTUR1 t . "Good-bye there, whale," one Tiny cried. "Down In I lie (tea you now can hide. We Tillies have de scried you, and it just serves you linbt. You splnalied, and we're soaked through and through. U wuh a thouKhtless thiuuj to do." And then they saw tho monstrous whale swim quickly out of sight. This left tholr raft upon tho sea and Clowuy suld, "Well, mercy mo, we now can ko back to our ral't and float around some more." "Oh, no," exolulniod tho (loofynoo. "That's not the wlBOst thlUK to do. You'd better stick to me, and I will take you to some Bhoro." So, on they flow, up thi'OURh tho air. The Tlnles didn't seem to care Just whoro the bird was taking them. Thoy knew they'd be all right. Said Coppy, "I am getting runt,.'d. You will admit, this being dragged right through the air Is tiresome. I wish land would come in sight." "Don't worry," said the fioofv goo. "I sorta wish the same thing, too. Hilt I feel sure It won't be AHC6 VWOOK, FB6C1A.6S- JES' STAND SACUf I HANOLg THIS DOS NURES TASALOMS? "tweRcy (fgl MP..PILOTI its CreTTW p x.;v;r3i HVIK.l"W.WlWIMl5I'MSI: Lawn IVIowers and Grass Catchers Keep the lawn mowed clase it's less work and looks better. A grass catcher attachment saves needless raking and labor. - ?PCTtincc bf kmit.k ... . long till we will see somo trees. Where there are trees, there riiust be land. And. where there's land we all can stand. Do patient till I have a chance to settlp down with ease." "Oh, look," cried Clowny. "Hear that hum? A lot of big black birds have come. They atlr tho air-like everything, and make It seem "to roar. And now they're heading right our way. Perhaps they only want to play, but evoryone looks rather mad. I wonder what that's for."' . ' ' And then the birds swooped vory near, and flllod the Tlnymltes with four. "Oh, gee! They're try ing to peck at us," the rest heard Carpy screech. Then Clowny said, "Thoy'll shortly soo that they can't pull that trick on me." He kicked his two feet wildly, and this kept thorn out of reach. ' ' (Trie Tlnymltej find a place to land in the next story.) ' (Copyright, 1929, NUA Service, Inc.) By Blosser U AIN'T U6B a LAST 1 SA1! HleA & VMAS UEAOIM' VMUIl.6 Foa BAA O J A By Small " and of course, time to strop a razor,1