Roseburg news-review., July 30, 1929, Page 4, Image 4

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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURC, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1929.
BE SCENE OF BIG
. ('(MiyiiuvilNs h;iH Ix-i-n m-icHt-il
at llm pl.tro for llm nnufh linnjiliir,
rounly f;iir which n b
(hiiihK tlK' first M-t'k of Kcpti-m-brr,
aixonlinj; to tin My Ml" Crvt-k
M.iil.
This decision WiiK Vfitirlic-d Rt a
mi-fliiiR of the f 'nriyoii villc '.inn
crs' union mirl Kiddle ami Mynle
Cn'-k Kiiinu;-H lnnl week.
Tim rollmvlng rotniiiillcc will
ImvM churn. oi all .11 niHKi-mciits
ir tin fair:
II. c;. lircfii, C:myuiiv!IN, jrcn
rral chairman; l- .1. lilnnmr, Can
yinvllh. scrri iary-i iciimih v; .1, A.
Fen ii. Caiiyiiii villc, Km lit Hi raptor;
F. 10. Fiji w kni, Jilihllt1, i'nli ry
diviHinii; KiJ SaiilcKlmry, Myiilc
Crc.-k, vT('iahlo .IrvixH.n: It. V.
NiclKila. KiiMlf, livcHfnck division;
.A. CaMv.t ll, Myrilo Creek, tru...
clivfsinn; Mtm. Cnra Fieyr-rH, (an
yonville. (IninrsMi: net. nee divi
sion; Mm. A. W. Wilson. rticMIc,
donn-siic art dlvinUm; J. Itolaud
I'aiker, c.iimiy Huh aK'-nl, I'luh
vorl( ; AI i h. C'Hnihfll of I tuys
Cfpck. nnil Mr. I(. J. liirokr,
Canyonvilln. cii.nrliiim.K-n I.
A mni'duK of thin connnlit.',. will
be hi-ld mooii lo work out plttim for
isirly work on the fair program.
FOUR-DAY FtOUNOUP IS
PLANNED AT OAKLAND
Tho Fmpriua Roundup, Oakland,
Oregon, Auwuiit Hi, 17, IX,
Tho lat Wild Wiml on the firnt
frontii'i.
Four daya of (lirlllB ainonir Ihu
rnlliiiK hillH.
I!ii0ir thn Hiispir-r-H of Ihi Oak
land unit of (he American fa-Kion
mid rivic hooMUfr.s, tin) Oakland
Ciohhlni'ti, tt rodeo hii'I raciiiK pro
Ki-ani will bo held AukiihL Hi, 17,
is, comoHtH lor uowuirio ami
cowhoys; honk; of tho lament
Iuh'hoh on Hip Pacific coast will
biiow (heir Hpft-d uuriiiK turn round
up. AiuoiiK homes already In tram
lug at tho Oakland track art) Hium
ta Kxpresu, .MihwiuIu Jioy, Jluu-a
Want, Jliu Jairrt, Warnic Kuck,
Tyoo and oilmen. Two Canadian
lacurM arc on Undi way by jail.
Now arena and corralH aru buin
built with tiio track bcint; worked.
'1 his roundup will Icatiiro .Modoc
Johnnie, witli IiIh famoiiH at ring of
wild bucking hoi'ai'H. Ttumc aro bi
Unit) bucktu'a. Ttiu huckliiK horrt'c
contortL will be for tho i'acilic
uoaKr cnunipionHmp uuoer inu An-iM-h'iitt
llntliKt MMMneini Inn i-iiii-m
AnioiiK tho buckum to bo exhibited
arc Alodou, tohooiniK tar, ' V!t
orinary, V'ar V nooi, io Kuly
wlldi-hL of all wild horses. Steer
ropliiK calf lidiug, bull und bullalo
r.dniK.
A at root carnival daiico will bo
held. A boxiiiK card Hhowing Homo
Of tho best filiteiH oil tiio coast
will bo held one nlht. ItosebuiK
day will tuaiuru tho Umi-qua
dor by.
Oiid of tho tlulllfiiM kIiowb tit con
nocilon with thiH proKiaiu will bo
tho IndiaiiH In war tuinciM and at
night u Npoctairuiar and HiiiiIiiik
Indian pageant ie()iodm nig an In
dian war uriiina oi tho pioneer dayn
w lull tho trail hlazetH wero ui
rounded -by tin Redskin on tho Old
Oregon Trull. Itoiay racew, alago
coach. races, Hick riding and rop
ing aiul a continuous poitoi inaucu
oa ill and every iniiiute.
Tho bur-t tau nt in Indian aclortt,
cowboy and cowgirl ride-in togellier
with HiuHO tttrlng.s of fast uoisos
Bhouhl call forth tho Hiipport ot our
entire valley. Largo pii.es and
puiwH will bring contoHtanis from
tho onllro wohi. ftlotloc Johnnie
Farloigh will manage tho artMia
and tho wild west program. .Modoc
Jonnuio played Ilia IndiaiiH. limit
ing hcn-HoB and cowgirls and oow
boys lo tho largest crowd over at
tending u rodeo or oelebrallon, Juiy
a, It at Kiiunalii Kalis. Johnnie
wan initialed into Ihe Yakima In
dian tnbo July t at Klamaih FallH
und hiH indmu namo is Haiti lingie.
Boo li iio In Indian cnsiumo with
hh wild riding Imlmiia and cow
boy u.
No crmlestant barred for any
racuH. riding and roping. See them
Hnir dan of thrills August Hi, li,
la, 111. MP, hI" wild.- td.)
NO FIRE LOSS IN
CITY DURING ALL
OF JULY, REPORT
Providing no Hies occur during
today or tomorrow, July. HO', na
been an unusuaily gnoii month in
Iho mailer oi Hie loh.s in iiic ciiy.
according to Jame ITeiclu i. Iu
chief. In checking out Hie rec
ords for iho inoinii today, Thiol
Fletcher louiul inal no tue with
In thy tiiy limits ieuitfd in ;iu
lima ot property tinting tho mount
which is (tiawing to a c!om 1 lu
flieri which did cause damage wen
(he one Saturday n H. lit mid the one
yesterday nfionioon w hich wei e
outside of Hie city litiiiu.
Flv K' ass 1 1 res were rri'Oi ed
during Iho month. Last car loi
the Hume monili nine gi ; ! ii es
lllld one residence Hie are on lie
old. The damage lor the lattei
blae was only f h".
RAM SALE IS SET
FOR NEXT SATURDAY
1'pon ieq!i;sl of !ieep atld j'.o;it
ounces of this county a ram sale
ha been called for Saiurday, A nu
ll nt :t, at Hip Kohlhitgen yard;, on
Hie liioiiile road dear liosehnrg.
Km rles will bo placed nt miction
at II o'clock. Only Intli giado and
puiebred ninnials will he HtH.
l're ions I J only pi:relu ed stock
was sold at Hie buck and billy
t..tles. but it was found Ihiit many
gond anfmiits were etimiu:ied he
i,HIh no reenrd of I In ir p diyi "e
li;ol ben nrtiniaincd Spreinl note
it! made by the count iivteiu, how
tvt-W tli:it 110 'tiCIUb ' ttOLK wiil bt
placed on tale.
Crash That Spoiled
There is the proud queen
her nose plowed into the Tacoma, Wash., airport runway at the
as to have been Harold A. Bromley s start on a non-stop flight
cific ocean to Japan. The plane
SE;
(.l;a.( 'ri-M I..-JM-.1 Win-)
COU'MHrS, Ohio, July 3. Tin
physical condition oC I'r. .James 11.
Siiuok again today slowed up tiio
already lagging process uC select
ing a Jury in ins trial lor tho mar
ch r o t Th - 'it nt 1 1 lx , 1 1 -y on no id
Ohio statu co-ed ho has contotibud
ho killed.
Hr. iSiiook was suffering more se
verely today than yesicruuy as tiio
result ot a spinal tost inauo humi
dity to assist In tho duleiiniiialion
ot his sanity.
Ono lone woman today held her
place on tao leutatho jury as tne
piuuebo ol shaping a jui aicepi
ante to Htate anil Uetensc Weill lino
u tilth day.
She was Alias Kdith Hysinger, a
retired nuro. Four ol tiers have
been exeubcd on peremptory eual
leiir.oH. John F. Hi-hlal. of Ihe iletVnso.
lias indiiaieil by his (uestioits Hiat
no wanis a Jury liiat will h;ue no
hesitancy In uis;u.ssing fully the
details of Iho tntooyoar lovo at'latr
beiwoon thu Ohio stain professor
and the girl he admitted beating to
death.
Although .Miss Iiysiugrr bad
weathered Hie tlcfoiisu campaigu
against woman jurois up lo Hie
.start ol' tho iitth day iheio was mi
assurance thai slio would not linab
iy be removed by ono oi' Hie re
main i iil six Oct cu..o pei fiu)lot y
ciutliengoH in l lie 0rio lor u jury
(oniiosed only of nieii.
Tho state had used two of Its
lour peieiuptory ciialh nges. lu
addition, each side will have two
Mr. use in neleciing ihe thirteenth
or alieruale Juror, making a total
outstanding of ten ami on the basis
of the speed made tliu.s l.tr ihe liual
seating ot the jury appealed hope
lesb today.
No evpianat ion bad been airixcd
at ted. iy us to Hie ciUl.e ot tile finv
wlijch ycsierday aiieinoou com I
iite(ei ib'siioyed the eoimiiy home
ol .Mr. and MiS. O. f. Maker, oc;iUd j
orue lour mile.t norlhwet oi ihli
city. 'I in holier and part of the j
liii nisliiius weie hat lied w hen i
iit iu'lihiirs and tow nspiMiio. were1
lili.thle to y oat the bluO wlllclll
.stiitled on the lop Hour. j
Mr. and Mis. 1 laker had b it the
lionse just t( hours behtt'e neii:h-I
Itors .saw ihe smoke coming limn i
ihe to, liuor. I'heie hioi I n no I
tite iu ;iii : lovo in the Iioum- and
Ml. Cllkei does liol bclei Hie W ir '
the i ause. Firo Chiel' ;
Klel' lli l. who s.-u' 11 few lircUiellj
with ( hemh i io tii' scene of thoj
tire, jii tut i ii i d t he opinion t his ;
morning (bar namnneous combus- .
lion may hao be-n the cause of,
l he Hie. I nij ti emieMt t Mart.-
ntburaii"!. be ,-.a . Hot mm'
iavs shinuu thumgh a window :
pane will homct titles cattle a tne.j
he stated. i
Itic:'ii;. tie hotee was taitidei
the ciiy 1'intt- and nor in icach of
hvdiauts Mr. linker M.Med th;M 1
It "Jf not (nil; cirr py Jt,ij !
auce. AltUouiU UKt ot ias tarnt-
of the air, "City of Tacoma," as
was not seriously damaged by
lure on tho lovrr floor was saved,
some of the most valuable articles
were on iho lop floor und wore
nurncd, ho said.
ROSEBURG GOLFERS
1 0 STAGE ANNUAL
TOUKNEY SUNDAY
Next Sunday, August 1, the
Ito.iehuig Country cum will piay
uif lis annual handicap toio ua
ment. Net scort's will bo based on
handicaps established by the .con
tesiaiii h ' previous piaying ami
evnry moutber will liavo un equal
chance oi winning. I'lay will start
pimptiy at U:Ju a. m. with Jack
Ciaftun the olHcial startor. A gold
puller .will be the pilo for Iho
lowest lieL score ami twelve fines i
grade gult balls w ill bo dlvid -tl
among twelve next highest. A
book entitle, I 'linn to l iny Coif"
will bo a winded Hie player t urn i tig
in Ihe highest gross score. The
committee In chaigu ot iho tour
nament urges eveiy member lo
tut it out lor Iho loin uameul.
Handicaps can be esiaiilisned on
the ground ami Ii is not necessaiy
lor players to have luitied In pre
vious caids although such scores
would help Hie commUtee.
$35,000 AWARDED
hOR LIBEL FROM
PORTLAND PAPER
(A'norlnttil I'ri'M Iatl Wirt-)
VOKbAMi, Oie., July 30.
Thomas Man nix, I'ort hind attor
ite.v, was aftarued a veidic-i of Xt,
nnii by a Jury in circuit court last
n I M in in his libel sail against the
I'uiilaml Teh grain. Mannix sued
lor (hiti.i The juiy deliberated
six hoars. AHomey Neys lor The
Teleiaiu said the rase would be
appealed.
MAXIMUM HEAT
SHOWS DROP OF
FOUR pEGREES
(Continued from page 1 )
i'ii hall' an hour before,
deaths und 1 1 prnst rat ions oc
curred In the rrty. Two deaths In
I'liiladelphia were attributed to the
In at.
Canadian Grain Suffera
The ptolongctl droitKht that ban
pl.ici d ihe grain crops f nrtrlh
west Canada in JVopmd showed
no si ns ol aiiatenieiit. The tem
perature i ,-ai-ii,-o pis (loureps at
l-Mmonhm. Alberta, am) inn do-gii-es
at Medicine Hat, AlhertH.
Manitoba and Snkatchewau also
c utinued hoi and diy.
tute group ol Americans, how
(er. may he envious of the hot
weather. A copyrighted dispatch to
the New ork I lines, St. I .on Is
I'ost-Mispat. h and Associated
newspapers from Commander
livid's camp at Utile America.
Antarctica-, said that the mercury
had rerejiMy reached t;; degrees
below zero.
Umatilla Hottest
rOKTt.ANI). (He.. July 30.
Northwest hreees In the western
part ol Hie stale loday promisi'd
to reliee tu some extent the hich
tempeialu'cs Ihal have prevailed
for the p.ivt rhree davs. The weath
er bureau today predicted local
thumlerslornm tl t1( mounlalns of
the east portion if Oregon.
To the tow ii of t'lnatilla went
-"sif'tila "s heat record for Oregon.
The oiiicial leading there war lot!
devro...
IVp.lleton sweltered with the
no r. mynt the lo-degree mark
:it :t.:i' p in. It was the hottest
da ol Ho ear. Hurtng the night
the temperature fell to K!i iloirees.
Tie oHuial reading for Snlem
w.t !M deurees. Medtord had !'.', s
dMl Wolf Creek.
nher Oregon tending; woio:
tiker :. Ma:-!if!eld 70 IVutlauU
yl, Ro3fbuii W, Kucq 90..
Plan to Hop Across Pacific
.. HC ... .' i.'t Kt'l . ..
' id 1 ' a ' r i i
Of . '"
she lay with
end of what
over the Pa
the mishap.
Today's News of Sport
AIHLEIS LOSE
f
AKH'H'tali'd 1'rftu I'usod Win-) t
Ily -HKrtltKHT W. BARKKr
(Associated Press Sports Writer)
Kay Moss, right-handed pitcher
Tor the Itroklyn Nationals, flnallly
lias completed a major league hp
jirent Icesiiip begun lu the spring) of
l!i6. T
Moss' lb to 2 triumph over iho
Cincinnati Itods yes t onlay marked
Iho first complete vietoiiour. game
he ever has pitched In tho majors,
and. Incidentally, it was only the
second game lie evor started anil
finished.
Chief interest in the national
league struggle cenlered lit Chica
go where tho Cubs, by trouncing
Iho Phillies, 12 to 10. Inereased
their loud over Pittsburgh to three
and a half games. Hack Wilson's
listh homer with one on base In tin
eighth was the decisive bpv . of
the name.
Tho crippled pirates lost another
OF PACIFIC STATES
)SE
( A-mh i.ilt i l'rci t.f.iw-t Win-)
POIITI.ANli, Ore., July 'Mi.
Mrs. Minnie llini'i" of Pot tland
was re-elected granil guaiditiu of
! the nine Pacific slates of th '
Neighbors of Woodcraft at the
grand circle session hero today.
Ol her grand officers ejected
were: Thurza Wfntermeyer, lien-1
ver. pHt guardian; Kdiih Guthrie,
Pallas. Ore., advi?er; J. U Wright.,
Portland, clerk: Amanda II. Find i
ling. Honver, bunker; Cloii M.
Spiers. Tonapah. Nov., magii San; t
.losie K. Meyers'. Sulida. Col')., nt- ,
tendanf; Itelle llrich. Spel-anc
captain of guards; Amies Hv's,
SsW Lake City, inner sentinei; Ae-
nie H. I lew itt, Fresno, outer
sentinel. i
The ISa voting deleguie cleeifd
at! the erand board of manager,
l.ulu Connor, Seat Ho and. .Maud
Crawford, l.os Angeles, and "V
elerted tho following : Annie P.
Hawkins. Toledo. Ore ; l.utUn
Slanchlield, Pueblo, Colo.; Anlt.i
H. Tickner. S.-n rraneisco; Not a
!.. Curran. Mutte. Mum.
-4-
In lha
Redwood Empire of
DIIMBOLDT
COUNTY
CALIFORNIA
' I i 1 tu tb iltiitd in.i -c iu,. im
111 AftMIBrf tufk.."
tl Jiri I ,yrit-
1 jl U Hanttolil C- fti.an it TrvM
V,'
'ft.
- St tt
As soon as the sh'p is repaired, Bromley will make another attempt at the
oceanic hop, which is being sponsored by citizens of Tacoma. The "City of
Tacoma" is valued at $52,500. The crash of the attempted take-off is ascribed
to a too-narrow runway, a blinding sun and gasoline spray.
ame to the Boston Braves 10 to 9.
The New York Giants crashed
out 17 hits off the dellvf-ry of vari
ous pitchers to swamp the St.
Louis Cardinals, 11 to 2.
Action in the American league
was confined to the Chicago White
Sox's 8 to 6 triumph over the
Philadelphia Athletics, thereby reducing-
the hitters' lead over the
idle Now York Yankees to nine
and ono-lmlf games.
HOW THEY STAND
IN PENNANT RACES j
(AssiK-iiih-ft l'n-tw Wlri-
National League
1 W. T,. !'(.
nift-R-jn ci :n) .(i7
Pittsburgh r,s :u .(;:(ft
N"W York r.fi 41 .r.fiO
St. LuuiH 17 -IS .r,
Brooklyn 42 f.2 .447
"oston 41 5fi .42.1
Clnclnniili :w fin .411
I'hlladcliihla &S .;S3
American League
I'liilailclphiit ...711 20 .72!l
Ni'w York Tin . :t:i ,c:!7
st. l-onis 52 4:1 .r,47
(Mf'volnnd '. 4! 41; .rl(i
Detroit 47 4s AUi)
('IiIphko ;is fill .mi2
Washington 85 t!2
"oslon 2.H tlti .2!IS
GONZAGA FOOTBALL
PLAYER DROWNED
(AwuH-iHlH Prrwi L.-iiw-l Win-)
WKNATCHKK. Wash., July :to.
John W. Crotlon. lit. L'nivorsitv
of (Jonzaga football player, was
drowned while diving in Moses
lake. The body was recovered y
hours later in Hi feel of water.
BORN
I.rr,LY To Mr. and Airs. Louis M.
I. Illy, t")r, Kast First street, Itose
burg, Sarurlay. July 27. a son.
Infornalioiuil (motor, btnnd new,
for ?;ifu cash, at Wharion ISros.
Camp at Idleyid Parn.
;h-
".ov.Ttinint
1MIH..1-, i,-inT;il I ..i ml orfn-. Wiivh
I !iKt (in. f. :., .lime Jl. fcjfi. Neil...
Is h retty Riven that nu.ijeet In the
i-oiiilllleiiK mi.) I itnim t Ions uf lln net
.f Juitf li. l!Hti (:t:i Suit, ui-ij. us
arn.-iHlcl Py llir ii.-t or .Mry I f.ijs
( 1.". Still. ."!! 7 . und tmr8iiit tit tn ile
it im-nt ;t 1 roKuUit imin of Apt 11 It.
I'eji (.,ii 1 1. :!;(;, th tiinler oa
th.- f.tll'jwNnj; bin.!.- will tw sold Awe
1J. t:.".. ill in (V. l.i. k ,. M. :tl piih-li.-
Hu,ti.n at Hie full.-. I Smie land
efll.e ill II.is.-lMirK. iMckoii. .i th.
liottifHt h.i.-r at t..t l.-ss ihitn th
appraised "Vitluo hw slmwn Pv tlii.M
SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE
of Silverware, Jewelry. Novelties
SPECIAL PRICE DISPLAY
In our display windows for the coming month will be displayed items 'of silver
ware, costume jewelry, leather goods, and glassware at new low prices.
WATCH OUR WINDOW DISPLAYS
FOR DESIRABLE ITEMS PRICED RIGHT
118 Cass
St.
notice, sala to bu subject to the-approval
of the .Si-rrtftary of the J li
te riir. The iiurchaKu price, w ith ith
additional mini of one-fifth of onu
per cent thereof, being comanslutis
allowed, must be depuritl"d at lime
uf Halo, nionoy to by returned it
sale Is not approved, otherwise pat
ent will ifetsue .for tlie tnnHer. wnn h
nuiHt he removed within ten yearn.
Bid will be received from cliiz. ns
of the L'nited States, associations or
such citizens ami corporations or
gulilzed under the l:iws of the Unit
ed Slates or any "Slate, territory or
district lUereot only. I. pmi applica
tion of a nuiillfled oiirelins'-r th
tlmb'-r on any b gal suhdivlsion will
lt offered sepal m ely In-fore heing
I ne l tnled in any oi l.-r of a lui gi
unit. T. If. R.. K. 1 . Sec. IS. NK
SW't rod fir S l.:t::7 fen. white fir
7 M. red c. dar 1 I'M M. 4'V1, SV H
re.i fir a:;:i.o i feet, hemlock 4 M
T. 16 S.. It. 2 '.. See. 5. NW'i SW'i
red f ii P.I00 M. riV4 SW'A red fir
l.iU m, i. 21 f., It. ! w., Iec
XK'i NK!4 red fir 1S00 M, ced:ir
poles 12T: NW'A NK11 red ffr 1
-l. SKVi Nll4 red fir IHW M, incenso
cedar A 0 M. SW 14 NK'i red fir 17'"
M. Incense cedar 2,t M. -NK'i SW 'i
rd fir l.'toit SI. incense ct-dar fi'i SI.
S K " ', N W'.'i red fir 8 o (l St . incense
cedar 40 M. T. 11 H.. I:, fi '.. Sec 7,
NK'i NK'i red fir 4)0 SI. SK'i NH'm
red fir 711) M, T. It! S.. It. 7 V.. See.
SWU NK',4 vollow fir T7'l0 M,
re. fir U.O M, none of the Hnilier on
theH sections to be wold for less
than $1.75 per M for Hie red and
yellow fir. 1 1 per M for the white
fir and hemlock. $ I .ro per SI for the
red cedar. SO cents per SI f"r Hie
iin-eiise codar und IU cetitu each for
the cedm poles. T. Hi S., It. 1 W..
Sec;. 17, SK'i SV', red fir 4T.0 M,
T. 17 M.. It. 1 Sp. III. SKV4 SWW
red fir 4M"t St. white fir CO SI, S',6 uf
lot -l f.r SV'4 red fir Stn SI. white
fir 0 M. T. 2' S.. K. 5 V., See. 7.
st:'4 sk4 red rir G30 si. T. ::: S., It.
. w.. Sec. :(::. xi:v xw', yellow fir
son SI. veip.w pin.- 50 St. T. 1 " S.. It.
i V.. Sec. Za. XK4 NK'4 red fir 670
SI. SK'4 XKVt r-d fir Sun SI. T. IS S..
II. 6 V Sen. 27. NKVi SICV4 red fir
IHO SL heinlofk 2)1 SI. NW'i SK'4 red
lir 1 OL'O SI. hemlock ;so M, red cedar
'Jo SI. SKV, SKL', r"d fir 720 St. SV ",
SKU red fir 94 M. T. 8 S.. It. 1 K.
Umpqua-Diamond Lake
Highway - I
WANTED
Acreage Improved or Unimproved
on the North Umpqua, Rock or I
Wolf Creeks. 1
We have responsible client who will invest any-
where up to $100,000.00. 55
?
Pleacs oescribe properly fully and if possible sub-
4 mit photographs. 6
I
E. G. Kingvvell Agency
Opp. Antlers Theatre, Roseburg.
JEWELER?
.Sec. 25. WKU KK',4 red fir --I7r M..
SW'i SKU red fir :itoa M. HK'4
SW'i rvd fir j:t.r.n M. T. 9 R. 2 K,
S.-c. 13. NK'i SK'i led fir J670 AL
;NV4 KK'j r:d fir llfiO M. none ol
the timber on theee aectiona to b(
sold for leu than 11.50 per M tot
the red and Vt-llow nr. i Pr an ior
thf whitu fir. 75 cents per M fr the
n-d. cedar and nemKKR bihi -i per
M fur the yollow pine. T. tt S.. It,
Ki V.. Sec. NIO'i NW'J dnmrlns
fir fiay M. port orford rejl;r I'.'O M.
NV", NWU di.iigtas fir 7-ia SI. poit
oi-ford t-ediir Tin M. whit iir .it M.
T. :tx ti.. It. 8 W See. .1. NW'i NK'-i
vidlou pine i ..I. mi;;ir pirn- j.t -
t.-d fir i:t M, SW',4 NK'4 y--H"W pine
r,:. sr. nuk':ir ptm- 4.. SI. red ftr 2" M.
NW'4 .-ll"W pin.- M. micar
(ititt 2ti5 SI. red fir ,11 SI. SK'l NW'i
v. Ih.w pine '. SI. nwgui pine 10
SI. n d fir a SI. ihii f Hie tnnlier
a liii-sc s.-.-tiens to le eld fnr U-
th.-tn ; o.ntH p.-r S! for the wlitte
fir. JJU p.-r SI for Hie d'-aglas fir. $11
p. r SI rr the porl oi ford ced;ir. fl
i..-r M for tin r.-d fir mul P -r SI
f..r the y-ll..w (ind auKsir pin.. T
IJ! S.. K. 7 V., S..e. i:.. SVi NK'4
velk.w (gr.-enl fir 1 t() SI. d.ud yel
low fir 27r, SI. none of the thither
on this HtTtlfni to he sold fur leSf
than f 1.50 p.-r SI. for the grewi fir
:m,J ",a r.-nts p-r SI f"' the dead fir.
T. 3 S.. It. :t K.. See. 1t. NW'i NK'J.
nd fir iiia M. red etdnr H SI. mine
f eh.- fiuitur nn HiIk ((clmn t he
sr. Id fur l-Hrt th:UI I !. P'T M fol
th r l fir and rod e.-dar. T. IS H..
It 1 V.. See. 17. NW' NK!, red fir
nam in. white fir 40a M. r.d -edar
lin SI. SV', NK'4 red fir K.no M.
white fir -lit SI. nd cedar 40 SI.
nr of the tlmher on tlilf ee-
t..n to he snld for bss tlum
pit SI for the red fir. $1.2.1 p'-r M for
tin i-.-d cedar and 75 e nts per SI for
the white fir. C. C. Sloore, ConiiiiiH
sioner. ' k
President Of Big
Farm Corporation
Endorses Sargon
"Vor over a yoar I was to weak
and run down I could hardly look
alter my liuainiH. TIiitp were
lota of days that it whs all I could
do to set to my office an I I didn't
GRANT A. CHILDERS
want to do anything but sit mound
after 1 got" there. 1 lost my appe
tite completely. 1 didn't even want
lo go tu Iho tabic because even the
sicjit or smelt of food would sicken
me. I whs ho bilious my nkin was
as yellow as gold. I couldn't half
sleep nad got so nervous and Irrit
able I dnin t want to be oothered
with anything or anybody.
"No medicine seemed to do me a
particle of good until I staried the
Siiigon treatment. 1 have taken
fivo botllvH of ibis medicine it
gave me such a wonderful appetite
1 gained 10 pounds und feel like a
brand new man.
"The .Sargon nils Btntightonerl
out my liver In no lime and I am
no longer constipated like I was."
Grant A. Childers, Vice President
of the Dine P.ibbon Farms Co., Inc.,
U3Q 32nd street, Spokane, Wash
ington. Sargon may bo obtained in Tiosa-
hurg at Nathan Kullerton's Uextill
Drug Store. Adv.
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Diamonds.
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