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FOR SALE
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rhoue
FOR SALE But basslnot.
41911.
FOU SALE Sht-plierd pups from
good sUecp strain. George Cooper,
flume
FOR SALE 2 drier stoves. Wm.
Heidi tie. Phoug 5F3, on Roberta
Creek.
FOR SALE 2 nice Fox Terrier
niult'8, gritty uud good workers.
Wards Cafe.
FOR . SALE 4-room house, 2 lots,
fenced; and other buildings; (750.
Will take part cash. J. H. Mann,
Cauyonvillu, Ore.
WE BUY, SELL, EXCHANGE
HEAL ESTATE. E. K. AleLen
uun, 24t N. Javkuou St., Roue
burg, Ore.
THE CHEAPEST and beat oak
truck rucks built to order. 1111
heu Mill and Mauufaetery, Oak
land, Ore.
FOU SALE 13 work horses and
mules. 1 Shetland iwiiy. Keasou
rle. Next to Woodcock's black
Hiulth shop.
FOR SALE Hotel at Vonculla,
Oregon. Call or write if interest
ed to C. A. -Sathurberg, Youualla,
Ore.
FOR SALE Sly Palm-Tree home,
house number 8U9 Marcilla St.
Good terms. Write Mrs. Rose
Gedeou, Motor C, Eugene, Ore.
; SPECIAL FOR SUMMER I will
make silk dretiues '& to $5; cot
ton $1 to $2. Mrs. M. E. Pearce,
KohlhaKGu Apt. 3US. Phone 5-lli-J.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
Small fruit ranch with fine crop
of prunes, plenty of water and
good drier. Call or write 117 S.
Jackson.
liouD WOOO rune for sale cheap.
Child's crib, wicker go-carl. Hue
oilat.ove, oak dining table, mohair
davenport, large easy chair, win
dow shades at special low prices.
See them at Powell's, 115 Sheri
dan street.
flNE Winchester carbine, 3U-3U and
a dandy for (10. Double barrel
shotgun for $S. Fine 'IZ Rem. for
$7. Many good buys in other
sizes. Come In and see them
while the selection Is complete.
Powell's, Sheridan street.
MICTION SALE 11 largo Jersey
dairy cows; 3 Lincoln' bucks; 1
brood sow with 10 pigs; )vt
Laval ceam separator, practical
ly new Sale will bo held Satur
day, July 6th at Azalea river
ranch, & miles north of Glen dale
on Pacific highway. Cash or
bankable notes. Mrs. D. J. Burke.
((ECONU hand store. Powell's, near
depot. Come In and see us. We
have almost anything you might
want in used furniture. All kinds
of hardware and new furniture.
Our prices are so cheap many
ask if we are closing out. We
are not. Come by and see us
anyway.
I FOR RENT I
RESPONSIBLE newcomer will rent
or buy ranch up to 5000. Stale
details. Box 7, care News-Review.
r'OU RENT We have all kinds of
sewing machines to rent. Call
53S or better, come iu and see
them. Powell's Furniture Store,
on Sheridan street.
MATTRESS SALK Before you
buy see our fine assortment of
both cheap and high snulu mat
tresses. Wo pride ourst'lves in
carrying one of the finest stocks
in beds, springs and dressers.
If you want your money's worth
come here to buy. Earl S. Powell,
on Sheridan street near depot.
WANTED
WANTED tn rent much, with op
tion to buy. tiox 3, care Nuws
lloviuw. WAKTIvI)--Ily 17-year-old IiIkIi
srhool hny work o any kiud.
1'honi: 471-L.
AVANTKD Ilookki'cpinK or office
work. 1 1 years' experience. Uox
121. care News-Kevteu.
WANTED Work. Experienced in
housework, clerical, typing, and
bookkeeping. Wrile C. Adams,
care of Kobbe and Son, Oakland.
WANTED Larse quantity Douglas
fir and cedar piling, all sizes.
Quoit prices f. o. b. shipping
points. Advtse quant it tea can
supply, when you ship. SiJt
rat-h. NVidenm'ver-Mart in Lum
ber Co., Portland, Oregon.
MISCELLANEOUS I
SKWINU machines repaired, l'houe
4X7.
FOR i vpert repairing on sew in g
machines phin iiSs, Powell. We
call fr awd deliver your machine
without extra charge.
CAR ClWNEIt ikn t TorEHt tn cll
sr.3 when iu nfl nf auio irui.
Sarffs Autn Wreckip Hnme.
EXCHANOK Kuc .! and Wlll.'im
olw Valley property tor Hnw
h'jr prnjriy. I.. K. IIoUs
llralty, 712 W.llameltp. Kuc-n.
TO TKAPK 0"i.d porfir riili-r
pn-.-i. Hlid ,ik1 Spiil'lorf tailio.
i fir on. E. A. Johlaii', MiUe
Creek. . .
LODGE DIRECTORY
Union Encampment No. 9, I, O. 0
F. Meets ill Odd fellows Tem
ple on Snd and 4th Wednesday
of each month. Visiting Patri
archs always welcome.
It. U Rl'SSKLL. C. P.
FOSTfcll HUTf.ER. II. P
JOHN THKN.M1S. Scribe.
DE MOLAY
CHAPTER
Regular com munlca
llon 2nd and 4ih
Tliui8diys M a s o nic
Hall.
K. O. T. M. Meets each second
and fourth Thursday of each
month in Maccabee Hall, corner
Cass and Pine streets. Visiting
Knights always welcome
L. G. GOODMAN, Com.
W. A. RAPP, It. K.
I. O. O. F., Phlletarlan Lodge No.
flieets in utiu v - nows iem
pie every Friday evening. Visit
ing brothers" are alwaya wel
come D. E. OLE.MAN, N. G.
A J. GEDDES, Rec. Seo.
J. B. BAILEY. Fin. Sec.
W. O. M. L. Meets in Moose HaH
second and fourth Fridays at 8
o'clock. Visitors welcome.
CONSTANCE BLACK, S. U.
GRACE HUNTER, Rec.
VIVIAN PHILLIPS. Troas.
Neighbors of Woodcraft, Lilaf
Circle, No. 49 Meets on firsl
and third Monday evenings, in
K. P. Hall. Visiting Neighbors
invited to attend.
ELSIE WILLIAMS, G. N.
MARGARET WHITNEY, Clerk
O. E, S., Roseburg Chapter, No. 3
holds their regular meeting cn
the first and third Thursdays in
each month. All sojourning
brothers and sisters are respect
fully invited lo attend.
MRS. EFFIE MORGAN, W. M
FREE JOHNSON, Sec.
A. F. A A. MM Laurel Lodge No.
13. Regular communication sec
ond and fourth Wednesdays each
month at Masonic Temple. Rose
burg, Ore. Visitors welcome.
J. E. CLARK. W. M.
W. F. HARRIS. K'-c
8. P. O. Eiks, Roseburg Lodge
No. 36 Holds regular coin
inunicaiion at the. Elks Temple
every Thursday. All members re
quesled to attend regularly, and
all visiting brothers are cordially
( Invito. , -mend." ;
EDWARD GEO. KOHLHAGEN'
E. R.
UlA B. RIDDLE, Sec.
Pythian Sisters, Umpqua Temptt
No. 4. Meets, the second and
fourth Monday eveninm? "of each
month at the K. P. Hall. Vis
itors a'.'-vavs welcome.
MABEL "llL'SENBARK,
M. E. C.
MRS. NELLIE SCHE1FFELE,
M. of R. C.
MOLLIE BROWN, M. of F.
Knights of Pythias, Alpha Lodge
No. 4 Meels every Wednesday
In Knights of Pythias Hall, 1J4
Rose street. Visitors alwaya wel
come.
J. C. HOUSEOLDER, C. C.
E. H. HL'FHAM, M. F.
GEO. R. WARE. K. R. S.
U. S. W. V., George Starmer Carrp
No. 19. Meels jointly with aux
iliary second and fourth Thurs
days at Roseburg armory, 8 p
in. All comrades and bisters in
vlted.
T. J. BORDEAUX. Camp Adl'
MRS. ELSIE WRIGHT,. Aux.
I'res.
Ladies' Auxiliary to bagis, Rose
burg Aerie, No. 1497 Meels in
Maccabee hall on Cans St., on
second and fourth Wednesday
evenings of each month, at 8
o'clock. Visiting sisters in good
standing alwavs welcomf.
CLARA M. FREW, M. Pres.
- MARGARET ENGLE, M. Sec.
Laurel Chapter, No. 31, R. A. M.
Meets every third Tuesday ol
each month In Masonic Temple
All members requested to at
tend and visiting companions
welcome.
L. M. LEIinHACII, High Priest
W. F. HARRIS. Sec.
Eagles, Roseburg Aerie Mcet.-t in
Maccabee Hall on Cass Ft reel
on second and fourth Wednes
day evenings of each month, al
8 o'clock. Visiting brethren K
good fdaiwline alwnvs wolrnuie.
ARTHi it PI'CKETT. Vv.
GEO. FREW, Jr. 1. W. Pied.
n. F. GOODMAN. Her.
Roseburq Lodge No. 1037, L. O. O
M. Mt-t ls fust V. clri'-Mlny nf
tin monili. Mfto? Hall. Kolil-hiiui-n
Hl'lK- Vit-iiing blullieui
wt-lioniM.
HAItOI.n FAIIItlS. Iifl.
II. O. I'AKCh'l Ki:.' live.
J NO. XI. THIlOMi. Trem
W. B. A., Rosesurg Review No. 11
UoIiJh remilar nuH'liriL-s itn
onil ali'l touilh 'l liurp ilays al ':'.'.) ',
p. ni. Vlslline si''1 invitf i"
alii-iKl n'vifvs. Macv-rtiJt-e liall. 1
IMno anil Caps sin"'. I
MI!S. f OKA I.ITTI.K.
JK.SSIH ItAI'i'. Col. 1
Roseburg Rebckah Lodge. No. A1 j
I. O. O F. Mi-pis ia U'lil I'l l- !
low TeupIV evi-iy wt-pk )
Tuesday r-vrniiiL. Vlslliii- uifni- I
Ikts In kikmI slamlini: mv fnr
diallv fiirlK-d In nll'-nd. I
OOr.OTHY IIIIOAIiKS. N ,
. nrnTRi'DK hatfifi.u, r. s j
EM.MA LENOX, T. S.
NEW TODAY
FOR SALE 2 qjart goat, or trade
for wood.' l'houe 335-H.
OLD growth fir, 3 tiers South
i.ua t'uei co.
SPECIAL prune-drier and chicken
huuse lumber at Pages'.
JLOST Large O. E. S. pin. Finder
p lease leave at News Review.
USED MOWER McCormick 5 foot
cut, pnced to sell. Leake Bey
ers Cu.
WANTED Job w hh Chevrolet
truck and trailer. Carl Laue,
l amas Valley, Ore.
FOR brown rot use weliabie sul
pnur one month before harvest.
Deun-Gerreiseu Co.
FOR SALE Practically new. Coro
na poi Uible typewriter. Address
Box 73-f, News-Review. '
l-wo i i ailught and license be
tween Mapiu Grove uud the
roundhouse. Finder please leave
at News Review. '
u w it hv.is i Ainau iiiruiiieu
bouse, G pr month. Jonu
Draughtuu, i(oieburg; Millei 's
Addition.
WAN i'ED Woman to wash dihhes
and neip iu binail cook lioue in
country ou main highway all
women he.p. A..arehs ttox 9, cure
Nuns uciiev.
IRRIGATION SUPPLIES All
lypus pumps, aud pipe. We can
gie you the best ptimp for your
needs. Let us tiuiu on yuur job.
Leake it Beyers Co.
F O R RENT Furnished o-iooni
residence and very nice clean
dou uslairs aid., hot w aler all
bonis; garage for each. Mrs. L.
O. Maddux, 101 N. Jackson.
USED REFRIGERATORS Wo
have a number of used refrigera
tors taken in ou our Copeland
electric refrigerators. Prices
' $10 and 510. Ott's Music Store.
FOR SALE 200 acres, 60 in culli
vaiion, tine water, good roads; 7
tine Jersey cows; crops, um Unit
ed outrange. Price $i7uU, terms.
Mrs. L. O. Maddux, 40i N. Jack
son. FOR SALE For the highest price'.!
wool aud the best market lambs,
use Shropshire ranis. Sli register
ed rams, yearlings. Dr. J. W.
Cook, Wilbur, Ore. Plione Oak
land 27 K2.
NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE
On Tuesday, July U, VJ2'.i, at 10
o'cKck A. M. I will sell at public
auction lor sale at tne farm of G.
E. Beck st ron, situated about 4
miles nort h of jtoseburg, H e.,
three head of hois:s, I Ford truck,
aud farm machinery belonging to
L. E. Crutcliers. Defendant.-
F. '. DlLLAIiD, Constable. ,
ip.00. copies 'J-rc and 10c popul;
sheet rii us ie, onl ITjcr-oSch; -"foV
1. Oil's M'.isie Store. '
BRINGING UP FATHER
F-Ofl CiOOOME'b'i
WHAT ACIE -TOU
DDI M iim T(4AT
WAFFLE IROISJ?
."Tl 7 V-r-;. -m'jrv " wrsj et WiMU I'M I CARKi. Ill LI X , . " . ' I ' MB A CI I ?jm.
1929, InHF I nr., (iral Briuln HK rrrvtL
POLLY AND HER PALS L ' No Camplaint to Lodge
I Wt must ee. nMvoni m loo S-) TOrao . WI1 r- "
UMK! THAI'S km,eO. IT LOOKS XZ APjffiTi W 'MW CL.
LOD6lf M.6HTV LIKE: JgJHMMM M I P MrW " ffTS'
mm :V j historv" to s -zm ar- fM p "pwQ m I vM, fM dr. back ;
TILLIE THE TOILER
MAC S CXOOF"
OVEfi TrAT MEW
TBNOG ThAT'S
TA1cxi voue.
pi-ACH IM THE
OFFlCE Till. IE
NT
STRIKE MARKED
BY EXPLOSION
AND BURNINGS
(Continued from page 1)
were held (o!ny on the special
train outside the city.
Gas Bombs Futile
Vexed at losing the out-of-town
carmen, ih ciowa attacked the
Canal street barn in the early
hours of the morning and after
stoning the buildings and parked
street cars, started the fire. The
police sought vainly to break uj
the crowds with, tear gas boiubd
but they would only scatter and
then reassemble. ,i
Firemen tried to prevent dyna
mite thrown into tho Poland barn
from exploding by drenching i)
with water, hut it went off, doing
little damage. All up and down
Canal street the trucks were
blocked aud torn up and several
hours' labor will be ri quired to
clear the way before cars can be
operated. !
The city comniis.-ien council lot
stand Us order to tint Public St"
vice. Inc., lo postpone f.irther ef
forts to operate cars and the police
today w-re makin some headway
in breaking up crowds.
Stiike May Extend
The city council had before ft
today threats to caM out the build
ing and meiul trades conn 11 miik
hers in sympathy with car striker,
"We aro not going to stand i'qv
public sorvlcw importing stikv'
breakers." declared William Ruin,
president of the Trades Union
Council, in his challenge to the
citv council.
Tho strike of 15o workers
started July 1, over renewal of u
contract ami grew to menacing
proportion with an attempt by
public service to operate armed
street caTs with crews of outsld:
era.
The union claimed the contract
denied it a voice in arbitration of
suspensions and dismissals.
For that cool, healthful, refresh
ing drink of citrus juices, stop at
the Jumbo Lemon, 1 mile, north on
Pacific highway.
lono copies 35c and 40c popular
sheet mush, only Hie each; 8 for
$1. Ott's Music-Store.
It cn.4ls 23 cults to ship a bushel
of wheat from Argentina lo Liver
pool. AT BRAND'S GARDENS
This Is the time of year to
eat out doors. Wo are serving
meals in the garden every day
and evening. Among other
things we are serving very
fine, sweet Klondike water-
melon, iced, for fifteen cents,
the same as at the height of
the season... Fountain lunches
and cold drinks. '
- BRAND'S 4
Pacific highway 3 mUes norlh.4
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OOM T TALK LIKS. A
fool.- if- oikj-t-r
MOORW SWIPE CA.KJ
RUN A CAR-JO C-Afsi I
I OOST BOOuht -rme.
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GOODNIGHT
STORIES
By Mai Trel)
THE SHADOW-CHILDREN I
CIDE TO GROW TALL.
One day Mij, Flor, Hanid, Yam
and Knarf the five littlo shadow
children wi h ihe turned nboui
names, decided to make the.n
selves as tall as telegraph pn.v .
They were, you know, ordinarily,
no higher than pins. It was very
easy for them brmik" themselves
as big as they pleased. All they
had lo do wu.i to stretch them
selves out. Your own shadow can
do the sutne. You b:sve seen it
with your own eyes more than
once, I fancy.
Well, the Utile shadow-rhildiei;
made tlunise'es as tail as tele
graph poloH. As it happened, they
stretched themselves out in the
(lining-room, forgetting entirely
that Ihe cellinir was - ro? nearly
high 'enough. The result was they
hud to double up over Ihe walls,
which wasn't at all pleasant.
"Let 'a m::ke ourselves vv.vaW
a .vain," suggested Yum. who found
her head behind a piclure-fianie
while her feet were on the other
side of tho room near the piano.
"Oh no," said Knarf. "Let's go
oul and take a walk."
The door wasn't o'pon, so I hoy
hud lo qneei;e tPe-u'.selvcs through
ihe window. You have no idea how
difiiciill this wa. If they Junto t
been shadows, they never could
have dom it no, uol in a hundred
years. At Irngth, huwu rer, ihoy
all reached the street .
"I wish we hadn't come." sigh
ed Yam. "How will we ever get
back again."
But none of oC-mms vv
any attelntiou to her They .-a i
ed down the street. Si largn were
they Unit they strode half a mile
with each step. By mid by they
came to the center of the town an I
they all stopped to look at tho big
clock in the tower. Although it
was bo high up that Ihey could
scarcely made out Its face, now it
"We'll Get Wet Feet."
was on a level with them, AU at
once Hanid cried: "Ouch!" Tim
next instant Mij cried: "Ouch!
ouch!" and a second later Flor
S SHE
G OOCJ
Ir "--T ( I'M OOIM& J iLl-fiOTWOOCiH 1
1 1 , 7 DOWMTOVMM A Tf THE TRA.FFIC AM' M
& ft . ' i.. . jurJtrz s .tt K -x
L.OQIM5.'
cried: "Ouch! ouch! ouch!"
"What's the matter?" exlaimed
Yam.
"Soifiething's stepping on our
toes." tlu'y replied.
"Humph," said Knarf peering
down. "It's only a few automo
biles. Don't mind them."
But they did uilud thun. They
hurriedly made off to a safer
piace.
"lA-t's go home," said Yam, "be
fore somethhig else happenes.'
Instead of taking her advice.
Knarf led Ihem down to the river.
"There are no automobiles here,"
he said. So they all Hiarled walk
ing in the middle of the river
"We'll get wet feet!" criew Yam.
"We'd better not do ill"
Unfortunately a Hteamboat toot
ed at that moment and drowned
out the sound of her voice. They
watched the boat go sailing past
them. From their height it appear
ed like a matchbox flouting in a
ruin st renin.
"If we walk down the river far
enough we'll reach tho ocean,"
said Knarf. "Then we ean walk
up to the top of the ocean aud sit
on an iceberg."
"Hooray." shouteu tno others.
"Let's run!"
"We'll citch cold If wo sit pn
an iceberg" Yam started to say
when Knarf. who was running
first, suddenly tripped over a
bridge and tumbled into the water.
Tho next moment the rem touou
ed his example.
The moment they si ruck tho -n.
tor a curious thing happened. They
immediately shr.-nik and from be
ine as tall as telei-apli poles Ihey
became as small us pins. Then,
without w- tit iim ooeomo an.
smaller, Ihey ga;uetd the shore-.
into a thimble.
"It's a big. trouble being big,"
remarked Yam.
But even then no one paid pny
hoed to her. They were all fast
asleep, you ee
Copyright. 1929, Newspaper Fea
ture Servico, Inc.
Markets
(AmtfiuP'tl fri-M I-pdwi! Win)
nOKTON. .Inly G. The t'ommer
rial llulletin today says:
"There is interest, possibly more
Interest, In wool, although it Is lin
ing taken out ntnutly In Inquiry
rather than in purrhases this week,
esneehilly in ronsennom'e of tho in
terferenee of tln holiday and inven
tories, ('rices aro hardly changed
for the week.
"In the west, buying Is Irregular
and chiefly conspicuous In Mon
tana, New Mexico and Oregon,
where prices are about on Ihe level
of a week ago.
"l,oerlei looks 'or five to Ion tier
cent decline at the opening Tues
day. Foreign secondary markets are
generally quiet. ,
"The goods markets show no
special signs nf nw business but
tfipniMkers ami spinners report it
nossible to innke continued mod do
liveries on old contracts at tho now
price levels.
"Mohair i. quiet but. stendy."
Tho fomin'-reinl Itulleliri pub-
Mac tH i mvcS
o, feOT
COULDWT SETE
HBi VJITM A
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j How To Keep Coal
2
g We aie not suggesting a correspondence course for you
to learn how to keep cool, but we are proposing
ft that you try the
a
Ice Cream Freezer Way
J Nothing like the Home Made Cream, and the cost is so
low you can afford to treeze it every day, serving this
delicious food often. We carry White Mountain, Arctic
and Dandy make freezers priced from
$1UP I
3
I Churchill Hardware Co. 1
I THE Wir CMESTER STORE
UsI'.im tin- follow iiK wool quota
tituiK :
Soouml basts.
Oi v,;t n :
up I P. M. staple 9IV92: fine
unci I' M. Kr. clothing SS'Jii; fine
iincl I''. M. clfillliliK 5S7: vnllcy No.
SPECIAE
Fine Flossoline Mattress $17.50
Extra High Grade Felted. . .Sll.OO
Best Picked Mattress. 8.00
Cheap Picked Mattress $ 6.95
Regular $30 Edlow Spring
Filled
If you live in Douglas County come and see us, ,
we will save you money on your, purchases.
POWELL FURNITURE STORE
Phone 538
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