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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. SATURDAY. JUNE 8, 1929.
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FOR SALE
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FOR SALE Summer wood fur
quick luv, 2.io aud J3.U0. 1'houb
it XL.
KOK SALE Kale plants fl.oQ per
1 M. it. W. Aiapaugu, Aiynib
Creek.
hOlt .jSALl ami growui itr block
wood, f J.uil per tier, l'uunc
t-itiJ..
fij'Oit WALK tiuoU- uaed furniture
ui u uui'touiu. bee fuweli ui iJ.ii
bsttinuiiu ol.
'Uit SALE Voting Aueona cock
ttieia sUi iiitauiiti; too utcu. i-..
A. tiuUuuiU, IrWUU'U,
h'OU SALE Canning peas, pick
' tnein yuuraou, - 4c 10. Auaui
ScUuoider, (Juideu Vaiiuy.
rALE plants lor sale, also Ulaek
jeraey Uiaut beituig eggs. Piiuuu
4ul'd, C. J. KUolilUabeU.
SEltVICli. STATION Two puiupB,
good locauou at ti33 Norm tft.ii
tit.. Cot tat a Uiove, Ore.
011 SALE 100 head yearling
ewes. iJoiand Cliiua aim
ptes. Wui. Koluuageu, xjux 18,
City.
flPK AND PIPE, FITTINGS A
large aluck of galv. pipe, fittings
and bail, room supplies. Lean.0
t lltyers Co.
UL1ZZAK.D HAY CLT1KUS Cuut
be beat, gears run in oil guaran
teeing long lite. Priced reason
able. Leake & iieyera Co.
FOR SALE Root beer burro l( ex
tra large; 22 Colt rule, new; 50
empty lrult jars, 75 mil Jars all
kinds, fruit. Call at 5u4 Mill St.
FOR SALE--Two dairy and poul
try ranches, also miich cows.
Inquire at Valley Poultry and
Produce Co., 226 W. Oak St.
FOR SALE (TERMS) .Modern 6
room house, fine location, com
pletely furnished. iUust be sold
at once. See It at Sul S. Mill.
NEW IDEA BROCCOLI TRANS
" PLAN iERr Used about ii years,
Good as new. Price $80. Phone
1UP12. E. E. LaUrie, Wilbur, Ore.
RANCH FOR SALE OR RENT
195 acres, 8-roow house ibout 20
acres farm land. On Reedsport
highway. Page Lumber & Fuel
Co.
217 ACRES, bottom land, all in
t : pasture ou the Camp Two struc
:, ture. This Is a good speculative
, buy. E. G. Kiugwell, Sutherlin,
FOR SALE or Uffde in on sheep
ranch 1 house, 4 lots and garage
J steady renter, $120 per year. 1
- tresh Jersey cow for sale. F. F.
, Parker, Wilbur, Ore.
FOR SALE Scotch Collie . pup
pies. Pant Princess Peggie YTI,
Reg. No. 578534 sable and white
male pups. Dr. J. W.Cook, Wil-
. bur, Ore. Telephone Oakland
27 F2.
HCST SELL TIMBER at a sacrl
fice; section 10, township 21
south, range 5 weet oi Willam
ette, near Leonu mills. Write
Geo. F. Crouse, 301 E. Central
Ave., Balboa, Calif.
ftABY CHICKS WhUe Leghorns,
Rhode Island Reds, Barred
Rocks. Write for folder and
prices. Custom hatching. Ash
land Associated Breeding Farms,
Ashland, Oregon.
.A OLD Mammoth Bronze turks
and baby chicks each Tuesday.
From selected stock, 100 live
delivery. Husky turks at reduced
price, 50c each. Large or small
orders will receive prompt atten
tion. Wire or write. Dugauue's
Hatchery, Independence, Oregon,
SIDE GLANCES By Georg. .M HsfjE'i ' JJfT 15
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SALESMAN SAM Mebbe So! BvSniall
uc si-tn i -sriA' tw. o hikl cna w sMjiiswi fa -. 7 toe wooitchmin us
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"Hurry and get back;
FOR RENT
fc'OR RENT Good eewlng ma
culae. Singer. See Powell, 115
Sueridan St, or phone 53V.
t'Ott REN T Two-pump service
uiatiou and grocery is to re on cor
ner imcuic nigbway and Oniucy
Ave., Coitago orove, Ore. totua.i
stock, good location. .
FOR RENT Very desirable sleep
ing room wiiu private bath; in
nice home; close in. Preierabiy
business vtouiuu. Hefercnces ex
cuauged. Pnoue tiU2-J.
MISCELLANEOUS
, y
SEWING machiues repaired. Phone
487.
DIXON V1LLE store will go ou a
casn oasis june una. watcii iur
our fireworks.
CAR OWNER JJon'l loigei LU call,
553 when in need ot auto parts.
Sara s A mo Wrecking House.
SHARPLES SEPARATOR to trade
for work or saddle horse; also
want to buy young calves. Fred
Vedder, 2nd bouse on Lookmg
glabs road."
TRADE 50 acres Twin Fails dis
trict Idaho. Good crops; wbeat,
spuds, a Haifa, clover seed, beans;
near town on highway, R. R. auu
R. F. D. Want stocked dairy,
near school, Douglas Co., Ore.
Write iiux 177, Rogue River, Ore.
WANTED
WANTED Clean cotton
News-Review office.
SEWING WANTED Children's
and infants' sewing. Phone
SEWING WANTED Mrs. M. R
Pearce, 3 US Kohlhagen Apis.
, Phone 546-J.
WOMAN wants day or hour work.
Airs. Ida Fritz, Ivau St., just oil
Liixouvllle road.
WANTED Board and room In
private family. Family privileges
desired. References given. Ad
dress Box 85, News-Review.
WANTED Chicken ranch to rent
with option to buy. Stale price,
size, location and everything that
is on it in first letter. Box 32,
Cicero, Illinois.
WANTED False leoih. Wo pay
high as $io tor luil sets, Any
condition. We buy crowmi,
bridges, gold, platinum, silver.
Wester a i.leial Company, Blooip-
ngtoii Biimjis
LODGE DIRECTORY
, , . 4
Onion Encampment No. 9, I. O. 0
F. Meets in Odd Fellows loin-
pie on 2nd and 4th Wednesdays
of each momh. Visiting Patri
archs always welcome.
R. L. RUSSELL, C. P.
FOSTER BUTLER, 11. P
JOHN THENNIS. Scribe.
K. O. T. M. Meets each second
and fourth Thursday of each
month iu Maccabee Hall, corner
Cass and Pine streets. Visiting
Knights always welcome
- L. G. GOODMAN, Com,
W. A. RAPP, R. K.
. O. O. F., Philetarian Lodge No.
8 Meets in Odd Fellows Tem
ple every Friday evening. Visit
ing brothers are always wel
come D. E. OLE MAN, N. G.
A. J. GEDPES, Rec. Sec.
J. B. BAILEY, Fin. Sec
W. O. M. L. Meets In Moose Hull
second and fourth Fridays at 8
o'clock. Visitors welcome.
CONSTANCE BLACK, S. R.
GRACE HUNTER, Rec.
VIVIAN PHILLIPS, Troas.
I don't want to be caugni parKin nere. 1 uwi v-r w , i ,
NEW TODAY
FOR SALE Chevrolet touring car
lu good ruDinng order, $75 at
Rose burg Garage.
FOR SALE Two young oows, one
fiesh a week. Cow and calf. See
J. F. Johnson, Melrose.
OLIVER DISC HARROWS For
deep discing and long Hie. Low
prices. Leake & Beyers Co.
LOST Drindle English Bull pup.
. three months old. Reward. Call
5t&-J or 244 S. Pine St.
FOR SALE Team;
hack; disc; plow.
Roseburg, Ore.
wagon truck;
Joe Harvey,
CORN CULTIVATORS Hiding
and one horse cultivators.
Special prices. Leake & Beyers
Co.
FOR SALE Toy puppies,. Queen
Victoria type. Mrs. It. E. Gra
ham, one mile south oC Kelieys
Koruer.
CONCRETE MIXERS Hand and
power inixora at 'low prices.
Lealto & Ueyers Co., L O. O. F.
Rldg.
HELP WANTED Tractor sales
man State experience, remuner
ation wanted, liox 83care News
Review. FOR SALE Cabbage plants;
Wakefield, Hall Head, and Sure
Head. ToinaK-j, early and late.
Royer Bros., Uillard.
WANTED A few doz. Leghorn
pullets, ul.uo 40 or 50 bushel of
wheat. Phone 21F31. J. R. Wilson,
Roseburg.
FOR SALE Team, weigh 1550 lbs.
each, 12 years old, price ?-Mio. Al
so heavy slock saddle in perfect
condition. P. O. Box ltio. Drain,
Ore.
LOOK Turkey and chicken ranch;
8 acres plow land; family or
chard; good buildings; near In,
price $1500. C. Merrill, luS Mosh
er street.
FOR SALE One steel rag carpel
loom, made by the Deeii Loom
company. Write Mrs. Q. C. Wei
kel, Diilard, Oregon, or call
21F22.
ON ACCOUNT of debt in family
will sell Chickering upright pi
ano; Montgomery vv'ard sewiiiK
machine used only short time.
Seo J. F. Johnson, Melrose.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Twelve
large casement sash suitable for
sua porch or shop, also one sash
suitable for small store trout. All
In goud shape. H. H. Ilunigardui r,
lujuie 2, Oakland, Oregon.
'OR SALE OR TRADE -Gulbran-sen
player piuuo with loo rolls,
in Al condition; also 1 Victrola
.with 25 records. What have you 'J
Address Box 42, care News-Re
view. .
OAK AND LAUREL block wood
Been in shed all .winter. Iji-rpen
tier iu two tier or move lots; al
so old growth fir block wood,
cut this sluing. 11. A. Roberts,
Lookingglass.
BRAND NEW HOME
Just completed and never occupied,
Four rooms, nook and bath
Strictly modern, hardwood floors,
lull basement, furnace: garage;
large corner lot. Roberts and
Jackson. Call 460.
BIBLE STANDARD CHURCH
Lesson Jer. 35, 1-19. Come hea
the- lesson and take part. We
need you. The word of (iod in
vited you, the Commandments do
maud you, and our Sunday
school expects you. 9:45 a. m. All
come.
FOR SALE The old John. Fisher
ranch in Olalla; 224-acres; good
creek thru pluce. Everybody
knows the place. Doesn't need
any recommendation. ' Here is
wJiere I spent my happy child
hood days". Widow woman must
sell. See Wm. "Fisher, 825 Win
chester St., Roseburtr. Ore.
FRECKLES AND
f UMI I tsvr&M.TsY6a I J I I i w . I I 1 XAV&UUksf, WW ' " ' . IJZ .Mtu.-Mcr.ibBi s y, t-(j".'M
jOLD GROWTH FIR 3 tier $9.
Souui Kid Fuel Co.
FOR SALE CHEAP Work, saddle
or driving horse. Percy Gt
Payne, Rotscburg, or phone 16F5,
or call In lrmpqua Prk addition.
News Briefs
LE BOUKGET. France, June 8.
Deserted in an airplane. Lieuten
ant I vone tt, observer who knows
naught of piloting, is all wrought
up about It. but not bunded up.
His pilot, Lieutenant Cellier. fell
out while stunting and parachuted
to the ground, lvonnet did some
thing or other to the dual control
apparatus that brought the plane
down in a creek, sin ashing it, hut
he saved himself. Then he said
a-plenty to Cellier.
NIAGARA FALLS. June 8. At
home a week from tonight you can
hear the roar of the" famous falls.
It will be on the WEAK chain, be
ginning at 8 p. m., eastern stand
ard time.
WARSAW, June 8. Two hun
dred Jewish widows in Poland are
unable to marry because their
brothers-in-law In the United States
refuse to return i.nd go through a
ceremony enabling the widows to
re-marry whom they choose. Ef
forts are being made for the "wid
ows to obtain permission to visit
their brothers-in-law.
Markets
t Anjuioiuil I'rvK l-jiu'il Win-)
PORTLAND. Ore.. Ju;ie 7 Top
grade eggs w ere advanced one ceui
the dairy exchange today, ex
tras going to 31 and standards to
3tic The other grades were un
changed. Butter prices were stationary.
Country dressed hogs and lambs
remained firm In prices but veal
prices were easier by about one
cent a pound.
Poultry of all kinds was down
from one to two cents a pound, be
cause of increased receipts.
DAILY WEATHER KEPORT
U. S. Weather Bureau Office,
loseburg. Oregon. Data reported
jy E. li. Fletcher, Meteorologist 111
charge.
ilarouietric pressure (reduced
to sea level) 5 u. in, 30.00
Relative humidity 5 p. ni. yes
terday (per cent)
Highest temperature yesterday
lowest temperature last night
vvei age temperature lor tne
day
Normal temperature lor this
date
Precip. In Indies and Hundredths
Precipitation for 24 hours.
ending 5 a. m 23
Total precip. since 1st month 2.33
Normal precip. for this month 1.0'J
jl'otal precip. , from Sept.. 1,
. JU2K.I to date i 22.ut
Normal precip. from Sept. J -1
to dale .3 1:49
Total deficiency since Sept. 1, ,
JW2N 8.B4
Normal seasonal precip. Sept.
to May. inclusive 31.16
Forecast for interior southwest
Oregon: Local rains today; cloudy,
tonight and Sunday; moderate tem
perature. Ford coupe, 1929 model, about
six weeks old, for sale by Hansen
Chevrolet for about $12u less than
cost price.
ATTENTION
4
Douglas County Sport smens
& Game Protective assocla-
4 lion. Important meeting will 4
be held al the Umpqua hotel
Friday, June 14, 1!)2U, at 8
p. m. for the purpose of
aiuetidiug the by-laws of the
organization.
HIS FRIENDS
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IS DELAYED BK
Farm work this spring has been
greatly handicapped by unusual
weather conditions, and although
this may not result in a short or
unproductive season it may cause
some shift in croji uceages, says
the bureau of agricultural eco
nomics, V. S. department of ami
cultuie in Its June 1 report on the
agricultural situation.
Winter grain, grass and fruit
growth were given an early start
by the warm weather during latter
March, but this has been followed
by two months of unusually cold,
rainy weather which has held up
farm work and now leaves the later
crops perhaps ten days behind nor
mal schedule.
Ordinarily there Is ample time In
advance of haying and wheat har
vest in June to put corn, potatoes,
cotton, and the other tilled crops
fn good growing conditions, but
cultivation thin year will tread
clo.-o ou the heels of harvest, the
bureau says. As harvest time ai-
proaches, the wheat situation also;
onnis large in the agricultural pic
ture.
Iist year at this time, according
to J he bureau, the wheat fields
were struggling to make up the
luniage done hy a hard winter. Mini 1
eni.t of the Mississippi river a hi rue
acreage had been abandoned. This
ear the grain came through in
better shape than usual. The rains
have given it a heavy root and top
row tti, although a dense growth
of straw does not always result In
iaive yields of grain,
The surplus of wheat in export
ing countries, 'as of July 1, Is
roughly estimated by the bureau as!
likely to be around 125.')OO,00 hush-1
els more than a year ago. with
most of the increare in the United
Stales. Stocks, however, are mov
ing quite rapidly nnd for the sea
son ah:ad it Is believed to bo hard
ly pmhahto that the world will
have general yields of wheat, as
'an-e a.-, iu the last two years.
The hay situation also looks
rather different from hint season,
tho bureau says. At this time a
year ago, meadows throughout the
pattern states showed such winter
damage that It was thought west
ern hay would have to be shipped
east in large volume lo meet the
deficit, though grass later develop
ed into about I'.n average crop.
This spring the ruins havo given
meadows a long start, and if June
prove-, favorable, an ample hay
crop Is expected. Present report h
indicate heavy yields of alfalfa and
early clover, although the bad
weather has interfered with hay
ing operations.
.The main facts In the early po
tato situation just now, savs the
bureau, are the reduction of fully
one-fourth In acreage, the early
sjart of the shipping season, .und
the- lighter yields lnuicateu irom
the first reports. This means a
Hull tor production strung out over
a longer time, thus giving tho
earlier sections u chance to get out
of the way of ahipping sections
next in line.
I If these features continue ns the
centers move noiilrward, it is
pointed out, the potalo season -will
be, more orderly than In 11)28, there
will be less overloading of markets,
an I a smoother ( hitting from early
potatoes lo the late crop supply
may bo expected. Liberal supplies
of berries, cantaloupes, cabbage
and lettuce are ex peeled during
June, but plant ingH of watermelons,
tomatoes, and onions for the early
summer period havo been reduced.
Early peaches and summer apples
are expected to be iu lighter supply
than last. year.
FAILS TO GRADUATE,
STUDENT ENDS LIFE
INDIANA POL.. S, vTune 7.
Charles Thomas, , a senior at
Arsenal technical high school here,
mm m It fed sulfide today hemline
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he was not to graduate this year.
The boy died from poison be ob-1
tained from the school laboratory, j
Thomas came here with his par- j
ems several mouths ago from Oak-
land, California. Iu aq exchange j
or credits it was found necessary
for him to attend one more sem -
ester before lie could be gniuualed. .
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Hi Al, hemlock 40 Al, none of tho
tltnlier on this noctlon to ho nold f
less than 11.50 per Af for the red
CiMiar. yellow fir and whlto plno and
bi-centn per Al ror tno lu-mioeK. 1.
27 H.. It. 11 V.. Sec. 21. SlSli NW'i
vollow fir 500 AI, NW14 8W4 yullow
fir 2.000 Al.rud fir -iou m. nonu
If. M. rod cedar 25 M. SW'i SW'A
yultuw fir 2150 Al, rod cedar 75 M,
whlto fir 100 AI, none or tho tliimor
on thin section to ho sold ror Iohh
ttmii 12 nor Al for tho rod mid Vol-
low fir $1.50 pur M for the rod
codur nnd 50-conH por M ror tin
hemlock mid whlto fir. Thou. C
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Tho aciirucroyv Hut and smllud a
bit. Haiti ho, "I'll ho tmilltiK fit.
Yuti Tlnyinllua lire ri-nl nluo hula
to fix iuu up liko thin. 1 waa- ho
K-li'k It niadt me weak. Why, u
was hard for mo to Kpouk. Now,
uvurylhliiK will hu all right, If
nolhliiK Koua amhsH."
"Oon't worry ovor t!iliiK like
that, 'catiHu what wo do will not
fall flat," Hitid Kwiiity, hh ho work
ed away. "You hooii will bo ull
sot. Jtiut Hproad a anitln upon
your face, 'cause that la jiint the
proper placo for chtnii ftilnosH. It
uover paya, you know, to sit and
tret."
And bo the whole hunch worked
away, until tho worked seemed Juat
llko play. They Btuffed I ho funny
scarecrow just an fast as they
cmiid stuff. His funny Ukk Krow
very fat. Then Clowny Jumped
and nit Id, "How's that? IMphho t'll
us all to stop our work when you
have had enough."
"You bet 1 will," the scarecrow
pried. And. nfter while he cjiltnly
-to
sit;hed. "Now I'm all rlKht. -Jtwl
help 1110.' I'll hef that 1 cau.ntaliil."
And sure ciimiKh, It waa a treat lo
see him stand uijoii hia tout. Tha
TinleH ull hud helped him up. They
Kindly lent u hand. A
"Now, try to walk," 0110 Tiny
said, "hun t he afraid., (io-rinht
ahiad!" The acarecrow then look
one slow stup and luund ho Mis all
right.. IJo walked ii hii and, then
ho ran, anil shouted, "I'm u liraitd
now man." To ahow appreciation
then, ho thanked each TuiyuiUe, .
Then Coppy said, "What shall
wo do? We d like to ko alotiK wllli
you." "All right," replied 'the
acurocrow, "1 will gladly load tho
way. Out through tho cornfield
wo will hike. 'Twill lead to some
placo, hy and by. We'll take" our
owt swtut lliuo, lads, and thin trip
will jUBt bo play."
(The icarecrow meets with" an
accit-ent in the next story.)
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By Blosser