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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST 1. 1929. SEVEN Classified ftATKS: Far wart, each buerUoa, 1 Minimum per advertisement, M Vvrda a&4 encloaa stamp, ebcrfc FOR SALE . . FOIt SALE BaDj banBlnet. rhono 419 li. FOR SANK Broccoli plants. II. P Conn. I'hotio tiboZ. WOOD VOll SALE -131) tiers 16 Inch oak round stove wood, $1.70 on ground. A. A. Mellows. ' I'OIt SALK Owens' No. 4 Lean thresher, good condition, John MusKrove, Sutherlin. S1IKLL FLY SPItAY is stainless. Hold In bulk at the Highway Ser vice Co. WINDOWS and doors, mouldings and veneer panes at Page Lum ber & Fuel Co. FOU SALE lieaisterod Angola bucks. J. I. Chapman, Wilbur, Ore. Phone l2Fi. FOU SALK Second hand refrig erator. Cyclone washing machine and hotel range. Judd s Furniture Store. WE UUY. SELL, . EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE. E. K. Mcl.en don, 240 N. Jackson St., liose burg, Ora. I--OII EXCHANGE Two Hamp shire reg. bucks for two of equal breeding. E. E. Leas, Dodge Call yon, Oakland, Ore. SHELL FLY SPItAY is a wonder ful cow spray. Will not taint the milk. Save money. Buy at the Highway Service Co. FOR SALE Angora wool rabbits, pedigreed stock. 3 and 4 months old. W. E. Richards, Youcalta, Ore. FOR SALE Fine dairy ranch, slocked and equipped. 7 miles east of ltoseburg on good road 1-8 mi. to good school. Also 3 reg istered Shrop. bucks. Mrs. Frank Ilahn. DON'T SWAT THE FLY Use Shell fly spray and rid your house of flies and other insects. Urine vour cans to the Highway Service Co., and buy it in bulk prices. FOR SALE Cheap or will trade for good lloo-lb. work horse, a Ford delivery with long covered body. Fine for hauling melons, fruit, etc. Inquire at ranch in Dodge Canyon. E. E. Leas, Oak land, Ore. ssn ACHES at Post Falls, 23 E. of Spokane, over 2U0 acres cul tivated. -One mile frontage Spokanr, river. Price 117,500. Will trade for Rosobiirg properly or small tarin. E. G. ' Kingwell Agency. Opp. Antlers theatre. AT BRAND'S GARDENS This is the time of year to cat out doors. We 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 Beason. Fountain lunches and cold drinks. BRAND'S Pacific highway 3 miles north. GOODNIGHT STORIES Br Mai TtU The Shadow-Children Upset Miss Mosquito's Dinner Plans. You can't realize In, how many wavs vour shadow can make Itself useful to vou. It pays, therefore, to treat your shallow well. , Mlj, Flor, Hanid, Yam and Knarf the five little shadow-children with the turned-about names were very well treated by their little masters and mistresses. For that reason they were always ready to help them. It happened one niiht after all the real persons were In lied that a mosquito buzzed up to the shadow children, who were sitting by the window watching the clouds float across the inoon. , U. eu! i m vciy "f's1 I'arrtnn me." "i.l the monniiito ...... i..... ",, vrin iiiij; II 1 1 11K on ii'-i tinii i' h". ..... tell n-e Where I ran gei a l.ile to eat? rn. very hungry." "A hite of what?" Knarf lid. "A bite of anything. Run t ie nioHnuito. "Or, 1 should say, a lute of anybody." -11 o." exelnimed Yam, "it's bad manners to hite:" "No. It isn't." retorted the nm- i nuitn "I saw the children hitin; steak at dinner last nitht. That . wasn't bad manners, was it?" I The shadow rhildren had to ad mit 'hat it wasn't Still, i' did teem as It biting a steak was ditfereat Section , Mat. Br tb week. I ccwta i eenta. Mai your ad count tkta r uonej order. WANTED WANTHI) About 15 prune pick ers. Apply Kd Weaver, .Myrtle Creek, Ore. W'ANTKD llcnerttl housework by middle aged lady. Phone H:SI-U or call JM W. Cass St. G1KL 17 wants work in a home helping Willi housework. Addreaa Nellie 'iladwill. care A. .Martin, Star Ht., ltoseburg. WANTKU All kinds of fruit and vegetables. Must be priced so we can resell. G. T. Hover Fruit Slant). Dillard. Phone WANTKI) l p to 40 ewes, not over 5 yeai-s old. Also 200 feetler lambs. State price, age, breed, etc. Must have answer by Satur day, liox 3t, Glendale, Ore. FOR RENT . FOU HKNT Two-room furnished h')u.s $ pt'-r month. tvs- maid DoukUis hotel. fc'Oll 11KNT We have all kindB of sewing machines to rent. Call 538 or better, come iu und see them. Powell's Furniture Store, on Shetit'an street. MISCELLANEOUS SEWiNG machines repaired. PhJiie 487. CAR OWNEIt Duiri forget to call 6&S when in need of uuio parts. Sarff's Auto Wrecking House. FOUND Padlock and bunch of keys. Owner may have name by calling at this office and de scribing. SPECIAL FOR SUMMER I will make silk dresses $3 to ?r; cot ton $1 to $2. Mrs. M. K. Pearco. Kohlhagen Apt. 308. Plume 546 J. FOR expert repairing on sewing machines phone 53S, Powell. We call for and deliver your machine without extra charge. LODGE DIRECTORY DE MOLAY CHAPTER Itcsuliir communica tion 2nd and 4tll Tlmrsdi'ya M a s o nic Hall. K. O. T. M. Meets each second and tourth Thursday of -each "month la Maccithee Hall, coiner Cass and I'ine street's. Visiting Knights always welcome I.. G. GOODMAN, Coin. V. A. HAl'P, It. K. I. O. O. F., Proletarian Lodge No. 8 MeetB In Odd K. Hows Tem ple every Friday evening. Visit ing brothers are always wel come D. R. OI.EMAN, N. G. A. J. GKDDES, Rec. Sec. J. 11. HA1I.EY. Fin. Sic. W. O. M. C. Meets In Moose UaH jecond anil fourth Fridays at 8 o'clock. Visitors welcome. CONSTANCE HLACK. S. II. GRACE HUNTER, ltec. VIVIAN PHM.I.IPS. Trens from biting a person. "lly the way," said the mosquito, "where do the children sleep? 1 think I'll try Hiem tonight." When they heard this, the shad ows were startled indeed. They had no idea the mosquito w as going to propose such a dreadful thing. Luckily. Hanid. who was a very bright little shadow-girl, said hast ily: "Why should you bother with tlie children? They're so small and you're hungry. Why don't you bite irf.'indfntiiMl-?" "Is he tender?" the mosquito In quired cautiously. "Grandfather is very tender.' Hanid assured it. The others nod ded in agreement, "lie's very len der." they repealed. "Even though he Is seventy-rive vears old." added Koaif under his breath. The mosquito, however, did not hear him. for she was already on her way to visit grandfather. When site rame to his window, she found tin- Screens up. It was with great trouble that site found a tinv crack to squeeze through. "'.Now." she said lo herself. "I'll have mv dinner." tin! all she could find of grand father was the tip of his nose. Mr u:is not only covered wilil a blanket, hut also bad a nightcap on. As the tip of his tins'? was any thin" bill tender, the mosquito came b'l7.r:ng back to the shadow chlNlrcn in a temper. "nu tooled me." she crii d. "Now I'm going to find the chil dren." And Willi thai she new linlit Into the children's bedroom and made ready to bite li'ile May. whose arm was uncovered. "Don't do i::" shouted t!i" s'ii"l B'i. Thev tried to push May's lined back under the cover, but it was too nen.v. You miciit as well not i:it r- 'li nil ; fnl'P I f' IllM.si i;tl mmi. .... M j he over in a niot v nt Thev weren t to l.i' put off . f.,.-j .i.ii easily. . ' ! U j .;.;.. " and whispered. A nmer,i.ltn is In ! nir you im ue- Itheuull the re.-il-Mrl iimn t shadow talking to her. ; .no" i i near n she distinctly orenieo ni.i. r... ili.l o she imtant;:.' drew le-r aim inside tin- blanket -and the peer nios.i'lil" was so itidely thrown oil that Mie f1"d a! Hereafter." they shouted a.ter r "you'll learn he'ter manner. !" .cofru-b. etii'j;r Feature Service, Inc.) NEW TODAY CKDAK POSTS Split and euwed WANTKO Large baby crib. Plioue 51-J. iFOli SALE Yeurliu Oorridale ram. L. L. Patterson, Ut. 1, ltox I iis, Uost-burg. UKUISTKiEKH Shropshire ram, 3 yearn old. Will bell or trade lor unutUJi' Slnop. Joe Kiuu&h. Tele phone llKlIi. VS'A-N ri.l -Man to work ou fruit raiit h. nod oeiiiiiK fur riUl m. .a. !. O. Hui ley, Harden Valley. , Plioue Slll'lif. II A.N I )ON UV-'l I ! K-SKA cotlate for l i rent. f per day or jf per week.' Small ran li for real. John -Belts, Wti N. Pine. ' W'ANTKD Woman eoiik f jf small ' tump un main highway; all wo-i ' meu help; niee home eomlitioiis. j liox o. care News-Keiew. .. FOU SALK U acre, buildings, orchard;, 2 tows and clikkens at i Caman Valley. Address J. K. Wil-: sou, HiidKfi Ore. I FUH SALK Two A-l Jersey oowa, , in da in June. 3 yearling neifers; 2 jerses. I mixed. Uiua liahn, 1 tiiimiie, uiet;oi. I'SKD CHAIN TH H ICS 1 1 Kit ( 1 ra in separator Willi lots oi aood ser vice lett ia it tor Bile cheap. Leake & Iteyers Co. ' ATTENTION UULFEltS! Oolf emus repaired at reasonable prii-es. Thomas II. Pargeter, 31K lOast Douglas. 2 doors east oi court house'. FOU SALK Plymouth Hock pul lets, soon ready to lay; few It. 1. lieds. Will deliver dozen or more. W. P. Harding, Hi. 2, Pox 31, near Masonic cemetery. "Oil SALE New Bosch radio, al' electric, S-tube, model 2S, Strom-' berg Carls(u speaker, extra set of tubes, 1 1 10. Kletzer Hand), 12 miles east Voncalla. Phone. SHEEP ranch to trade for house, llancli lo trade for house. 5-roont houae, modern, clone in, $11) per luunth; garage. 5-rooni house, $0 per mouth. C. Merrill, 1US .Mosh er atreet. l'OK SALK Modern well furnish ed colonial house. 2 hlocks from business district. 1 biucK from new .Medical Arts building. Kasy terms. 127 N. Kane St. lJhoiie 572-it. WAN TED Private money for real estate loans. There is Do safer iiuesUneiil titan good first mort gages on improved real estate. L'au use sums of 500.00 'Up. G. '. Young & Son, Loans, llti Cass St. Phone 117. FAIUISANKS MORSE Z TYPE EN GINES Come in ami see our new line of , type engines, 14 and 3 11. P., alt enclosed, nothing to oil. Also a 5 and. 71 11. P. glue. Out' prices aio- - riglil. Leake & Ileyers. SHEEP RANCH WANTED Have bayer for good ranch with range suifK-ient for t00 .to 1000 sheep. Must be well wittered. C'asii buy. No trade. Piease call or write il ou have something good to of fer. G. W. Young At Stm, Real Estate, 1 10 Cass St. Phone -117. FOR TRADE SALEM FARM 200 acres, so under plow, bal. pas ture, full set bldgs., no Incum brance. Trade for pasture land near ltoseburg up to $o,ono. Geiser Realestate, -Ml Court St., Salem, Ore. FOR SALE 17a acres, close in. on bank of L'nipuua river, fine soil, highly improved, li acres under the skinner; irrigation sysiem. wnUT rights for 12 acres. 8-room house, barn, fruit house. Rest buy in valley fofcthe money. Win. Fisher, S25 Winchester St., ltose burg. Ore. Phono American fence at Wharton Pros. POLLY AND HER PALS w& might of- kooir Bt SiaV ) I IIheT'honi'ra 't is" I 1 T tl n. kkiw- i 'i i -.i it i i fry s s i n s-. t-' rw i x . riLLIE THE TOILER An Emergency Call I'M CTETTIMcS- ttO f AVM. Fore-I I MR HACrtflDrt&l I I I I I'M MAMTEDl MAC. I I I TOST GOT A CALL FieOM UP OM THAT MISS atT IT 1 ll:- MALDOUOALL, " j vll. (SET HM5 mv F,AKjCp AW P HAMtH " PHILLIPS, MAC I DET'S WANTED rr- V AT 'THEt' A ALL. R.IGHT LEAVE 1MME Ol ATEl-Y - f ! L 5 T Ttr?EO 1T1LLIE' U HB 1 (WHaT Hi o Muv J K CFfS AJOULD ( 7 ir)04 HErCi7c:TA- i 'PHONE J a. 1$? aJ Xl"2 likevw I A C Amhimi md fE zzIl(s3 Lightweight Fistic CHICAGO. Aug. I. Surrounded by police guard to thwart possible attempts at violence against him. Sammy Man dell today went through final preparations for the 10-round clash in defense of his world lightweight championship against Tony Cnnzoncri at Chicago stadium Friday night. tn -A 1 SAMMY MANDELL The champion late yesterday se cretly slipped away from hla train ing camp, accompanied by the po lice guard, upset by annoyances be lieved lo have been inspired by a gambling, group endeavoring to stage a betting coup. Maudell went to a hotel where he expected to remain with his bodyguard, leaving only to take a linal workout today. Mandell was a big favorite In the betting, the odds having mounted SEALS STRENGTHEN LEAD, DEFEATING STARS IN OPENER (AMmrfatrtl Prow LoawM Wire) The Sun Francisco Seals yester day opened (heir week's pik;ij?o- mem at , os Angeles by defeating the Hollywood Stara 7 lo 5 in a close contest, thereby strengthen ing their hold on the Pacific Coast SOUTH METHODIST GROUPS TO JOIN IN PICNIC FRIDAY A Joint picnic of the Sottlll Metiiodisl churvii. Sunday school, and Epworth League will bo held at tho Kiwailis park tomorrow be ginning at 1 o'clock, according to au announcement tills morning by Rev. Joint B. Pcnlutll, pastor. .. 1 Picnickers uru askojl lo meet fd. llio church, bring lug basltot lunches. Cars will be needed to transport those who do nol have luacbiues, the pastor said. Children must be accompanied by their par ents. Games are ou schedule lor the alternoon's entertainment and the lunch will he served ill the eve ning. ITALIAN MOTHER HAS QUADRUPLETS (A-'liilM !'re l.onw'1 Wir.- I1ELI.ANTE, Italy, July til. As a mother of qilRdmplels, Slgnora Giliseppa Lucci, wile of a pea sant farmer, is tiie record holder thus far In Premier Mussolini's 1020 campaign lor more and belter baliles. Signora I.ltccl yesterday gave birth of two husky boys ami two tine girls. She has already had six boys in her family and her joytul expiesston today entirely belied her maiden name of Mores!, which menus "Morose " r rVI W t r.v- i 'wi-i. uvv MDl . O'n i' rx Title At Stake 1 TONY CANZONERI steadily in his favor during the past week. He was quoted at 1 to '.'4 late yesterday and it was peeled his price would no hiKher beloro the right, when It was learned that he was only a frac tion of a pound over the division limit of 135 pounds. Moth the champion and Canzon- eri. the challeniier, today were to finish up with six rounds of floor- work. Mandell still had a Ultic weight to remove, hut Tony was down to 133. league lead. The Stars stand 111 set out! olace. Tiie Oakland Oaks bunched llllB of llireu Sacrajneuto hurlei-H on the lot across the bay, to put over a 7 lo fi victory. Wade Klllefor's Mission IletlB won a 7 to 1 victory over the los Alludes, pounding "Deacon' Plilt out of the box lu the second in ning, and forced out Lefty Petors In the eighth. Dave Harris' single with the bases full and two out in the tenth Inning drove in the winning tally of a 2 to 1 victory Portland's Ducks look over (lie Seattle ludiaus 111 ii, iWe cttv. Fred Ortman had a 1 In 0 eniiie. wllhill Ills glllStl Ulltil Hie nlnili Inning, when Outfielder wade smashed a homer Into the left field stand. . HOW THEY STAND IN PENNANT RACES (lly the Associated Press) Coast League W. I.. San Francisco 2H R Los AnK'-lcs 2D 11 Hollywood -1 1 MiHHlon 19 12 Portland 14 17 Oakland 13 18 Sacramenlo 20 Seultle 6 25 National League ChlraKO i-t 31 PiltshuiTh 50 35 New Yotk -r5 45 St. Louis 49 4'J Hrooklyn 43 54 Boston 42 58 Cinclnnall 40 57 Philadelphia 37 09 American League Philadelphia 72 2fi New York i0 33 St. I-nilis 51 43 Clevelitnd 51 47 Detroit 47 50 WnslilnKtun 36 fi7 Chicago 3H (il IloKir.n . 28 !i P't,. .733 .(it 5 .043 .fil3 .452 .419 .310 .1114 .(170 .628 .611 .500 .443 .420 .412 .385 .735 .645 .557 .G2n .485 .387 .3X1 .2M CUBS DEFEATED BY Crafty Veteran Prove One of McCarthy 8 RegreU Pirate StUi on Toboggan. lly EDWARD J. NEIL XAsiioeiated Press Sports Writer) 11 s beKtnmne to look as uumcu Into the rei)c of eaeh of buse Dah's muster minds the monkey w iv nt h of some paat error ot judg ment must (all sooner or later. Now It's the turn of Joe Mc Carthy, who does the heavy men tal drudgery for the Chicago Cuba, to emibb his teelh and attempt to reach the back of uls trounerii with the heel ot his right foot, j I ue Cubs are In first pmee lu the i National league today, five gamei ahead of the tottering Pittsburgh Pirates, but It might be more If it i wasn't for old "Socks" Seibold. j Socks Is no youngster by any j means. He pitched for the Athle tics about ten years ugo. last year be hurled for Reading in we International league and was con sidered tho best pitcher In the cir cuit. Well along in the 3o's. Sock's curve Is mostly a wrinkle now and his "bard" one probably looks like Lefty droved floater. But he is smart old wan lor. The Cubs brought him back to the majors just because. . Then a chance came to acquire Rogers Hornshy and with a half Pullman car full of team mates, Socks was traded to Boston for the great second baseman. Yesterday Socks was back in Chicago. lie pitched the Boston Braves to a neat 7 to 1 victory over the Cubs, the second time he has snubbed Old Master McCarthy in his last two tries. In addition Socks has beaten the Pirates twice along with several other clubs. If these victories were added to the Cub win column and correspond ing defeatB subtracted, the Mc Carthy clan would be as far ahead In the National circuit as the Philadelphia Athletics are in the American league. The Cubs came back to put the Braves in their proper places In the second half of the double header when "Poworhouse" Wil son lashed out two home runs to make It an even 30 for the sea son. While his mates rallied round. Pat M alone coasted home. 6 to 3. Kikl Cuyler returned to the Chi cago lineup after an ahsence of 11 games, due to a leg Injury. Pirates Still 8lipping Threatening to take a sudden nose-dlvo In the standing as tho Cardinals did a few weeks ago, tho cripled Pirates dropped an other engagement to tho Phillies. 6 to 2. and slipped another' half notch back of the Cubs. "Chirk Klein hit his 33rd homer for Philadelphia and Don Hurst picked up his fifth in the past four games. Lou Koupal, a right hander Wll hert Robinson sent to the Phlllios from his own bull-pen, held the Pirates nicely. Koupal probably will now proceed to develop Into one of Uncle Robbie's sincere ro grels. The Cincinnati Reds and New York GlHnts staged an old-fashioned pitchers' duel wllh Eppa Rlxey. the tall left hander best ing Joe (icncwfch, a cripple most of the season. 2 to 1. The Brooklyn Dodgers and Bt. Louis Cardinals wrestled through anothor double header that end ed In n draw, the Cards winning the first, 5 to 1, behind Jess Haines' fine twirling but losing (ho second, 8 to 2, when Wild Bill Hallahan gave more passes than base hits. Athletics Hold Ground The day lu (he American league whs long on hits but short on re- I Growing land Green Require a lot of water these hot summer days. Don't stint on irrigation, because if you do, disappointment may be expected. We are offering just now GARDEN SPECIALS Best grade Mexacon Hose, 5-3 inch, with coup- PQ f)C. lings, SO ft. $6.25. 25-foot lensth yJiiJ Torrent Hose, complete with couplings, 50-foot, ') $5.00. 25-foot lengths GOOD GRADE COTTON HOSE, 10c FOOT FULL LINE OF SPRINKLERS Churchill Hardware Co. THE Wir.CMESl ER STORE suits. The rhiiiuli Iphlu Athletics nittilita.lit it u i t,dine It-ait over the Yankee? by buiotiwc the Tiger 111 to 1 viiile Now York bolted tile llioifetisive Chicago While Hux lti to 2 for the seventh Btraiglu win. Ilube VVulber held Detroit lo four hits. The Ilouton Ued Sox split a double-header with Clevelund, will lllllK the first 4 to 0. and dronnitlK the second 6 to 2. J.ofty Stewart hold WaKhlllKton to five hits as St. i louis won & to 1. Eat barbecue sannwlcnes an( live forever. Brand's Road Stand. Camp at Idleyld Park. ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO. Established 1901 M. E. BITTER, Managsr Founded and Maintained on Efficient Service and Courtesy Oak and Kane Sti AMBULANCE SERVICE u,c Eoibalmer Large Post Ivory Beds $7.50 Cotton Mattress $6.35 Coil Bed Springs !.$9.50 Good Sewing Machine $10.00 Copper Wash Boiler Kitchen Cabinet , $12.00 YOU BUY RIGHT POWELL'S FURNITURE COMPANY Phone 538 MMMMMIMIMMMM WOT SA WHER& ARE: VeM Gardens Lawns i Fire Dangers are greatly Increased through tho dry season. Check up on your tiro insurance. Carry ade quate prnleelinn. This agency Is at your service. We wrile all lines of tire iiti-1 automobile insurance, ( ail or phone and we will be ou the juh. G. W. YOUNG & SON INSURANCE " 111! Cass St. Phone 417 $3.50 g 1 5 Sheridan St. The Process of Elimination rsjEEwWH?)? :