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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY. JULY 13. 1929. FIVE I Tr I) Classified Section BATES: lr war, tmth tnaertloa. 1 rat. Bj a week, f nu a wart. Minimum per advertisement, IS cent. Hall your ads count taa word and encloaa Btamp, check ar money order. FOR SALE FOR SALE BaD) 419 K. basuiuet. rhoue FOR SALE One McCormlck blud or. Rico Bran.. Dillard, Ore. . FOR SALE Green broccoli iilants. Joe Harvey, Roseburg, Ore. DROCCOLI plants for sale. Aaliby No. 1 and Kruse special. F. M. Curtis, l'bono 8F1. FOR SALE Some kooiI ewea; also 2 Slirop. and Delaine bucks. J. M. Cornutt, Riddle, Ore. TUB CHEAPEST and best oak - truck rucks built to order. Illi- hea Mill aud Manufactory, Ouk- luud, Ore. WE BUV SKLL, EXCHANGE HEAL ESTATE. E. K. McLen don, 240 N. Jackson tit.. Kuue burg, Ore. WOOD Ordr yuur winter's sup ply now. The price is right. PI i ono 10F23. E. O. Trozelle, Melrose. FOR SALE Collie Shepherd pups out of proven Block dogs; 2 and $5. B. B, Mink, care Cheater Iiy dell, Drain, Ore. FOR SALE Heavy work mare 7 years old; afeo pack horse, price right. Inquire Mountain Ranch, on 3 mile south Carnea. FOR SALE 1 young Poland China male hog. Also 1 yearling Shet land cult. Cheap for cash. R. D. Troub, Myrtle Creek, Ore. SPECIAL FOR SUMMER I will ) make silk dresses $3 to $5; cot- ton $1 to $2. Mrs. M. E. Pearce, Kohlhagen Apt. 308. Phone 546-J. PIPE AND PIPE FITTINGS New and used pipe. Black and galv., all sizes. Pipe fittings for 1 in. to 2 in. pipe. Low prices, Leake fc Beyers Co. SPRAY MATERIALS Sherwin Williams will do the work bet ter at less cost. Seo us for lime sulphur, wettable sulphur, arsen ate of lead and summer oil. Leake & Beyers Co. GOOD WOOD range for Bale cheap. Child's crib, wicker go-cart, fine oilstove, oak dining table, mohair davenport, large easy chair, win dow shades at fpeclal low prices. See them at Powell's, 115 Sheri dan street. flNE Winchester carbine, 30-30 and a dandy for $10. Double barrel shotgun for $S. Fine ZZ Rom. fcr $7. Many good buys in other sizes. Come in and see them while the selection is complete. Powell's, Sheridan Htreet. GOODNIGHT STORIES By Mas Trel THE SHADOW CHILDREN LEARN . THAT APPEAR ANCES ARE DECEIVING Jiiht because a thing nppoars good, Dial doesn't mean that It Is good. No, often it Is quite other wise as Mi, Klor, Hanid, Yam and Knarf the five little shadow children with the turned-about names discovered. They were one day on the sea shore with the little real-children, when they decided to take a stroll miller the water. Now you may think tills Is a very extraordinary thing to do. For shadows II was nothing at all. They merely changed themselves into water reflection. At once they were per fectly at homo under water. It was very pleasant on the bot tom. Above they could see the waves breaking. Little crabs scur- "Help, Help!" It Cried. ried under the rocks as they ap proached. They saw mussels and snails and srallops and -whiitnpa and oilier water creatures. Al length thry all sat down on a moss covered pebble, for lli'-y had walked a long way, you h , aud were gelling tired. Hardly hHd th.-y sat do-Aii wlun a little silver fish swam past them. "Hooray! Hooray!" It sh'Mtted "What are you so happy about?" Flor asked it. The little fish flapped Us lall vTh joy. "I've just found some thinc." "What is it?" uked Hanid. "I don't know what it is. but It's i-oTiieihine fine. I'm goinp t tell my brothers and sifters to hurry ovt and look at it." Ot course, this made the shad u hildrpn ext retrely curious. "Where Is it?" they demanded. "I'll kIiow you." said the little (Nil, darfine off. Tho shadows foikiwed him. Nearer and nearer tid- hhtn he vent. Then 1 (,"P' p-d. "Here it Is!" It exclaimed. CEMENT foundation blocks and cement chimney blocks at Pages'. FOR, SALE AT A BARGAIN Small fruit ranch with fine crop of prunes, plenty of water and good drier. Call or write 117 S. J ackson. OLDSMOB1LE coach for sale. Good mechanical condition. New Miller De Lux tires in rear; new six-ply Seiberlings in front; up holstering good as new. No rea sonable cnuh price refused. Have no use for car. C. H. Bailey, Rose burg, Oregon. JECOND band Btore. Powells, near depot. Come iu and see us. We have almost anything you might want in used furniture. All kinds of hardware and new furniture. Our prlceB are so cheap many ask if we are closing out. We uTe not. Come by and see us anyway. VUCTION SALE 11 large Jersey dairy cows; 3 Lincoln bucks; 1 brood sow with 10 pigs; 1 De Laval ci-eani separator, practical ly new Sale will be held Satur day, July fllh at Asalea river ranch, 8 miles north of Glendale on Pacific highway. Cash or bankable notes. Mrs. D. J. Burke. I FOR RENT I FURNISHED apartments for rent. Deardorff Apartments, 112 Brock way SL FOR RENT Modern 5-room fur nished cottage. Iuqulre at 544 S. Pine. FOR RENT Modern furnished apt., parage. No children, $14, 428 Pitzer St. FOR RENT We have all kinds cf sewine machines to rent. Call 533 or better, come iu and see them. Powell's Furniture Store, on Sheridan street. I WANTED fr WANTED Good young male hog; aud sell 2 high grade young Jer- Bey bulls from St. Demanes, and Lady Lyke, or trade for heifers and male hog. Address box zo, Camas Valley, Ore. 4 MISCELLANEOUS I . 4 SEWING machines repaired. Phone 487. FOR expert repalrinB on sewing machines phone 638, Powell. We cut! for and deliver your machine without extra charge. CAR OWNER Don't torget to call 653 when in need of auto parts. Sarff'R Auto Wrecking House "Isn't it fine!" The shadows peered at It closely. "Why," said Hanid, "it's just a lot of little cords." "And all the cords are knotted together," added Flor. "The Hpace between them Is smaller than a little fish can squeeze, through." remarked Mlj. "It looks as if it were moving towards the shore," said Yam. "I think," said Ku art", "that it's a " At this moment the fish gave a little shriek of delight. "I have an idea! I'm going to go as far back into it as 1 can.' "You'd better not!" the shadows exclaimed. "Something Is sure to happen." "Oh, no," said the little f'sh "nothing can happen. Mother would have warned me beforehand. j She tohl me to be sure not to bite on a hook or to get caught iti a net" "That's just what this " Knarf broke in. " but as she, didn t say any thing p. bout this .nothing can hap pen, you see." And with that the tittle fish flipped right into the web cords. No sooner did it do so than the two ends drew close together. The little . fish crew alarmed. It tried to squeeze mi' through the tiny spares between the cords. That was impossible. Meanwhile the whole thing moved rapidly towards the shore. "Help. Help'." It cried. The shadows srasped the cords and pulled hack with all their might In vain. The poor little fish was ilnally drawn out on the shore by a fisherman. "Oh, look!" exclaimed the real children, who were watching, "a little TImIi Is caticht in lite net." "A net; That's just what I was going tn say!" Knarf said. Hut the llttlf fish didn't answer. Copyright, lfl2r). Newspaper Fea ture Service, Inc. CLAM-DIGGING PIG IEOCKLAND, Me. Patrolman ('barley Finery's pig Is his prize pet. The swine has been (Htmht to dig clams. The policeman lets him luDse In i he mild flats and tho pig (Kits out the clams. He is able to different late between mud damn and the genuine ones. TRESPASS NOTICE All persons warned against trra passlng on premises of Klks Island in tho I'miKjua river below Oak street bridge A guard Is beintr maintained day and night. Violators will be prusocuted. The South Methodist church will hdd a foot; a:e Saturday, July 2o, at Parslow Furniture- Store. Myers pumps ami water sys tems are reliable. 1 hey are sold at Wharton Ilros. Kat barbecue sandwirnen ni4 ltv ffirever. Prand'a Rrtd Stand. j o I Picnic at MlerlU Hark. new today QUARTER BREED FIRE BRICK Common brick and fire ciay. Page Lumber & Fuel Co. ROPE AND SACK TWINE Best grade at lowest prices. Leake &. Beyers Co. WANTED Cottage at Bandou for several weeks. Box 14, care News-Review. TWO-ROOM furnished house for rent. $ti per mouth. See maid Douglas hotel. WANTED TO BUY 2nd hand vio lin, nut over $15.00. V. Andraieff, 1245 Military St. BERRIES WANTED Call 27S if you are selling any kind of ber ries. Stephens street store. GARDEN HOSE BeBt grado two- ply hose coupled. Nozzles and sprinklers. Leake & Beyers Co. FINE Lambert cherries 7c lb. on tree. Come and get them. C. S. Austin, 2 miles E. of Sutherliu. CHEAT and vetch hay. Cheap if taken at once in Held. Inquire Roseiand Auto Park, 2 miles north of Itoscburg. OR SALE Best dairy ranch in the county, alfalfa, clover. Well Improved. Seo Mrs. L. O. Mad dux, 404 N. Jackson. FOR RENT Vacant the 13th, nice large front apt., sleeping porch, electric range, etc. Sec Oh man fur houses aud upts. FOR RENT Clean 2 and 3-room furnished apartments, $S and $10 per month. Water und lights fur nished. Gltj S. Pine St. FOR SALE On the account of needing money, a fine Jersey heifer, just bred. It, F !.. 2, Box 23-C, Riverside. Harry demons. FOR TRADE Splendid 6-room modern residence, fine location. Want smaller house for my equity. W:ould assume some. See L. O. Maddux, 404 N. Jackson COME to the Catholic ladies card parly at the Parish Hall on Kaue St. Wednesday eveninn, July 17th at 8 p. m. Bridge, Five Hun dred, prizes; refreshments. 35c. WE CARRY A complete line of material for roofing Red Cedar Shingles Pioneer Composition Shingles Pioneer Roll Roofings. Let us give you estimate, t'oen Lumber Company. t Snakps Sna!fP Snakp t OnaKes, onaKeS, OnaKes X Wanted X Wanted $5.00 REWARD OFFERED For the largest bull suake delivered Monday, July 35, 192!), 1 o'clock p. m. at the headquarters of the Military Order of The Serpent, (litks hall). Grand Gu Gu Grandlssisslmo Alfred L. llarriman will be the Judge and award the prize. All the small snakes will ba,vO retimed to the owner or de- llvered to the juvenile oificer hi case of the owner's ah- so nee. AT BRAND'S GARDENS 4 This Is the time of year to eat out doors. We are serving v 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 drinkH. BRAND'S Pacific highway 3 miles north. POLLY AND HER PALS ,MSliO& ME. ) . I I MR. PRiMCfc 2. . ffM hbutffc. d?uiTfc POSITIVE, MR. PRIM? jGSj w' Be ST OF-,-UL.THfcV J ' SAM P&RKisJSA 7528 SUTTIMLY MUSTA SI j SURE THAT BUT WHETHER HIS fyj u't nJO "JOKER" IM IT-V HAMSIM'DUT inJ) -v Eg LIKED MV LOCKS.) Jgjgjp "f MEKlTAL EflUlPMErJT it ITS &V&M BETTERS H&) ; A JoirOT LJK& y hrA ?Ji TO HAVE GivEnJ j Ll . ShwuS IS SUFFICl&MT TO ifflAlT IT W.AS! - THIS HERE V m IT TO ME -rgfegBsE SYSTEM S SOLVE ThE MYSTERV SMPct-T. "GRAVSTONJE LJ RESJT FREE!) j will STAsJlA JOE "GRVSTOsJE, IS jKEE- cftt&fr ALL SUNN.y ? y ; j -T EST R I K J fMOTHER KER? , : : j- 4 Pl TILLIE THE TOILER ' ' Her Vacation Isn't Over It, lo I ,LO I I HELLO, -T tlllE i T7T I ICOME OUT AMU l I I VOU'O T (THAT'S OK.;,. ltLLW -r.,,.W YOU ill DM' T WOUHI MT MIS VWUUPS-A.MV Ml PHILLIES- r?ye,oDyl vl!h wHuwy "the &iiau who rJnl JWv '"'H yoo cam V Z. ftACH ViJHV MtoHTf- V, ; uas, HSPEM S .y"7l 1.1 VAlHlPHI-kiS . Of MV DESK. ,)- PfTTNlW yM? vow fW,A il tsMILV,,p'fvLABue TO CBT v Q: yJy. ACErl l vti r .tfcT h-X dovum GIRL ID 2 MEN Second Girl Attempting Interfere Badly Hurt Slayer Gives Himself Up, to (AMociated Vrm Leased Wlrw) 1 MT. VERNON. Wash.. July 13. Angered when the white girl he loved refused to leave a farm house where she was staying, Joe Dai ley, 35, crippled quarter breed Indian, killed the girl and two men and slashed an Indian girl with a shingle axe yesterday. He was un der guurd in the county Jail here today. The dead are Moso Henry, 60, pioneer Skagit county settler in whose home the tragedy occurred; George Stump, 45, Everett rooming house proprietor, ami Virginia Ray, 4, of Bellmghain. May Hoffman, 2S, was iu a hospital near here with her head and arms slashed liy an axe Dai ley used to kill Stump. A former "high rk'ger," In the woods, Dailey appeared at the Hen ry farm early in the afternoon. "Put on your hat and come with me," he told Miss Ray. She refused and when Stump urged her to stay, Dailey seized the axe, knocked Stump down aud drove it into his head. When the Hoftman girl attempted to stop him he swung the axe on her. She fell under a table, insensible. Henry slipped into the next room. Daiiey followed him and. getting possession of a ten-guage shot, shot Henry through the head, , killing him. Reloading the gun. Bailey told of ficers he fired both barrels at Miss Ray. He reloaded nnd shot again. Ihe girl fell on the floor dead. Meanwhile Miss Hoffman escaped through a window and crawled to the road three-quarters of a mile away, where neighbors found her. Dailey drove to St. in wood, where he surrendered to Marshal William Jordan and told his story. They robbed me, so I killed them," ho said. "1 should have killed myself, tuo.' A fall a few years ago while working in the woods broke both legs. ENDURANCE FLIGHT ENDED BY DEBRIS ON PLANE'S BODY (Continued from paRo t) ll!"t bet,,'r pnn,e down- 1 1,11 J n0 trouble landing, hut the tali was so heavy I had to hold the stick hack with both hands to bring her down on an even keel.". Then came the p nil no for the power unit. "I never saw a motor run prettier." he said. Mendell looked hale and hearty, while Kclnharl, a hit more pale, ,' stumbled as he attempted to walk away from the plane, ltolh filers later said they found themselves strangely weak on their feet. Dr. Frederick Rhodes, who ex amined them, said that their condi tion was "much better than might have been expected. "The temperature, blood pres sure and pulse of each wan about that which n person would show after violent exerclHe under ordi nary conditions, with the except Inn that the return to normal w:s slower. "While they came through fine, I wouldn't want to see anybody else attempt it." Mendell aud Relnhart both com Neighbor.-! of Woodcraft will 4 hold a plenic at Alexander Park Monday. July 15 at 6:Hi. Everyone bring basket lunch. plained of slight deafness, but thl I had cleared away in larxe part by the time they were Interviewed by newspapermen at their resting place at a hotel to which they were taken following the examina tion. There they Issued this state ment : Goal Was 300 Hours "We are awfully proud of having the honor to hold the endurance record for refueling. We wish to take this oppm-tunlty to express our thanks and appreciation for all the help and encouragement ren dered us during this flight. "In setting this record we have put It as high as possible. It was our Intention to make 300 hours. but due to debris that had collect- I ed on the stabiliser and to the hatch blowing off and rutting a hole in the stabilizer of the Buhl, excessive vibration was caused and we were forced to land 53 hours short of our goal. But we are very happy that we have wun all records by over 71 hours." Motor In Fine Shape Inspection of the 220-horsepowor Whirlwind motor which carried the biplane to its astounding rec ord, showed that it was in excel lent condition. The nine-cylinder air-cooled power unit was taken apart late yesterday by W. E. Thomas, Wright Aeronautical cor poration expert, and after being thoroughly looked over, he pro nounced it as "ready to fly again." It was estimated that the Ange leno had flown approximately 19, 7 til) miles in the journey which had taken it only a few miles from the airport. The average speed was 80 miles an hour, with the motor consuming 3,035 gallons of gaso line. Plane, Money Rewards A new Buhl airsedan today was j enroute here, a gift to the fliers ! from the makers of the plane An gelina. It Is powered with a Wright whirlwind motor, gift of the Wright Aeronautical corporation. Cash contributions amounting to more than three thousand dollars and possible contracts for screen and stage appearances, as well as fnr newspaper and macazlne ar ticles, awaited the pair when they had completed their rest. The flight was backed by Wil liam Glbhs McAdoo. former secre tary of treasury, who owns the plane, William G. McAdoo, Jr., A. E. MeMiinus, Jr., manager of the Culver City airport where the fliitht was staged, and Paul Whit- tier, multl-mllionaire pilot of the refueling ship. Markets (Anwciticl Prew I-e(i Wire) BOSTON, July 12. The Com mercial Hulletln today says: "Wool moves moderately. Me dium wools are somewhat strong er, on the whole, while the price of fine wools still Is unsettled, al though they are lower than com peting grades at Iondon, West ern operations have lessoned dls tlnetly, Montana being the only slate to report much uctivity, with prices thero a bit dearer than ex pected. ' "Foreign markets, except Lon don, are quiet. London is firm for croKsbredu but barely firm .on oiMMiing rates for merinos. "The manufacturing situation Is hardly changed, manufacturers are preparing for opening lightweight goods and seem Inclined to let wool settle to Its lowest point. "Mohair Is slow but steady." The Commercial llulletin pub lishes (he following wool quota tions: Scoured basis: Oregon Fine and f. m. staple 90ffr'U2; flue and f. in. fr. combing KK"fjD; fine and f. in. clothing 85f(i87: valley No. 7, 88$90. Mohair: Original bag average 12 months Oregon 5456. Graded stock: First cunning G5fG(i; good card ing 4rnft50. MeCormlck - Peering binding twlno nt Wharton iiros. Walklns prnnucts. Lime Phone 177. PEOPLE IN SESSION Sevently five Methodist young people and adults have been spend- .ug a happy week on the Kpworth league camp grounds, thirty miles east of Uoseburg The institute, as the gathering is called, Is one of some one hundred and sixty such summer assemblies held over the I 'tilted States hy the young people of the Methodist Episcopal church, the total enrollment mounting well into the thousands. Leading pastors and officials of the church serve on the faculties of these institutes, sending back into the various churches a large contribution In in spiration and efficiency of methods tor work with young people. The local institute is meeting for the second year on the beautiful camp grounds don a tod by the Hose burg chamber of commerce. Im provements this year include a comfortable dining hall, connecting with the kitchen that was built last year. Water has been piped across the river and provides a supply of pure, cold water from an under ground stream. Development pains for the grounds call fur a beautiful and comfortable camp. Ideally sit uated for summer assemblies. Tho Institute program lmdudes an early morning devotional ser vice out under the great trees and forenoon classes in the out-of-door class rooms. Tho afternoons are given to recreation carried on among four groups organized as In dian tribes. Contests are hot and imiuuri in the various sKrta aud tho winning tribe will have keen competition for the prize at the end of Uie week. A daily newspuper. which goes by the name of "Little Orphan Annie," tells the story of the previous day in news Items and pictures, 'lhis is delivered at the breakfast table and is eargerly per used by students and faculty. The paper is issued from tho mimeo graph of Kev. C. I. Andrews, one of the faculty and director of religious education for Oregon. The evenings Include Inspirational addresses by Dr. M. A. Marcy, district superin tendent, various stunts, and camp fires. Tho kitchen and dining room Is under the management of Mrs. A. C. Marsters of Hoseburg, and the meals Berved are occasion for con tinual praise on the part of hungry young folks. She Is assisted by some of the members of tho Rosa burg ladies aid. Hev. C. A. Kdwarus, pastor of tho local church, la host of the Institute and devotes him self to the care of the many busi ness details of the camp. The Insti tute will close officially with din ner Sunday noon, although a num ber or the camperB remain ovur until Monday. COMMITTEES ARE NAMED TO AID IN UNION MEETINGS Committees to aid with the union church services being held each Sunday evening at tho Library park were appointed yesterday at a meeting of the ministerial union. The ushers appointed were C. H. Heinllue, J. C. McClintnck, 11. W. Strong, K. C. Thomas, liy run (ilad well, W. C. Harding, W. W. Ash craft. H. B. Church and M. C. Hada-' baugh. M uslc commit t oe : M rs. t . 8. Heiiiliuo, Miss Gladys Strong, Mrs. Frances Llntott. Song leaders, blsie C. Strang, Kev. W. II. ilalrd. LARGE SUPPLY All kinds of magazines for sale. One cent each. Fiction Library, two blocks west of Liberty theatre, 302 West Washington street, near Jun ior high school. We also have over thirty-five hundred hooks, (delud ing latest fiction. Rental lti cents. McCormick-Peering wild at Wharton Ilros. binders are For Modern Birds The silver throated warbler that sings for your enjoyment will appreciate one of those modern bird homes that w are showing. We want you to see these beautiful cages thaC will add so much to the appointments of the living room, and the canary will also enjoy a new Bath Tub or a Bath House We are prepared to supply you with everything required for the bird's feed in way of bird seed, or any of the re liable feeds the singer needs to keep him fit. Churchill Hardware Co.- THF. WINCHESTER STORE a PUBLIC DINNER TUES. AND WED. CHRISTIAN CHURCH 11:30 A. M. TO 1:30 P. M. Chleken dinner Tuesday. July 16. Uaked ham dinner, Wednesday, July 17. Home eooklng. Quick Serv ice Cool, attractive biillililiK. I'rice 50 cents. Ueneiit bulldiUK (und. Farm Loans Loans on Improved farms, 6, 7 or Iti years. 5k Interest, payuble annually. 1 commission over term of loan, making total cost 6J95). Liberal repayment privi lege. Prompt action. We also have private money for farm aud alty loans. Call or write G. W. Young & Son LOANS 1X6 Casa St. Phone 417 DANCE! AT TENMILE Saturday Night Music by Rice's Dance Players For That Camping . Trip When you go on a motor trip there is nothing finer to take along than an assort ment of our Canned Goods, including SOUPS VEGETABLES MEATS FRUITS Just make up your order and phone it in, Groceries of All Kinds, Fresh and Pure PHONE YOUR ORDERS FREE DELIVERY Economy Grocery O. U. JOHNSON Ths Slora Tint Sorvas You Beat Phone A) 344 N. J.ok.on Rt Our cow Bprny kills the flics. It sells for $1.59 a gallon can. Whar ton Bros. Of AT Rainbow Gardens Saturday Nite July 13 MUSIC BY The Yellow Jackets Coolest Dance Pavilion in Douglas County. We dunce here every Wednes day and Suturday nights. Z7 A Satisfied Tenarit ir