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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY. AUGUST 8. 1929. v SEVEN. -V n i Classified Section Minimum per advertisement, SS wordi and enclose tamp, check FOR SALE DHY fir block wood for salt. 21F21. KM BALli-419-11. -13UD) bassinet. Phone KOK SALE Kir blocK wood per tier. Telephone l'OU SALti lied davenport. In quire 121 V. Douglan tit. Foil 8ALK Oood work horse. Ray Lynn, 3 miles south of Uosebiug. VOll SAUK Oil TltADK Resi dential property in liandmi. Box -1, care Newb-Ueview. KOK SALE Good G-room house in South Uosenmg. A liargaiu. See the owner, H. L. Whipple. OLD GROWTH fir. Buy now. The quality is good, the price is low. H tier $1. sou i it End Fuel Co. WIU BUY, SELL, EXCHANGE REAL ESTAiE. E. K. AluLeu don, 240 N. Jackson St., Rose burg, Ure. FOR SALE Pedigree pol.ce pups. Grand Chum. uou and Strong heart blood, i'rices reasonable. D. Coon, Uillaid, Ore. FOR SALK Eight yearling De laine Merino rams, subject to registration. Address J. B. Hens lee, Riddle, Ore. FOR SALE Angora bucks, from ' the best non-shedding stock on the coast. Fate and Hurst Bros. P. O. Box 2U4, Myrtle Creek. FOR SALE OR RENT 10 acres river bottom, close in, smail house, some fruit; free soil, good road. Cull at 4U2 W. Lane St. FOR SALE One 12-gauge Brown ing automatic shotgun used one season, good us new. A bargain for cash. Telephone 3F13 or call at J. W. Humphreys, Wilbur, Ore. FOR SALIC a good milch cows. 2 wagons, good 12-inch plow ; two section harrow; 2 corn culti vators; l'disc; 1 good mower; 1 good yearling heiter. J. F. Mc Clanahau, 14 miles N. W. Wilbur, Ore. FOR SALE 17 acres, free soil, cold mountain water, creek, and well. Good stand young limber, 3 acres ready for plow. Good road, 4 -room house, H mile from high school and town. Located in game and mineral belt. Price $'Jf)0, terms. Chas. Kyes, S26 N. ' Jackson. STOCK OF HARDWARE AND FISHING TACKLE, inventories $2133. s"i, located 135 Stephens St., Roseburg, Ore., will be of fered lor sale by sealed bids. Bids to be opened at 10: no a. m. Mondav, Aug. 1 2 1 It. This stock will be sold without fixtures. Stock, and inventory may be in spected at above address, at any time ufier 9:' h. m. -Monday, Aug. Oth. Certified check for In'.; of amount of bid must ac company each bid. Right reserv ed to reject any or all bids. All bids to be sent to office of Aity. Curl R. Wimberly, Hosehurg. Ore. GOODNIGHT STORIES Br llax TreD Mr. and Mrs. Canary Tell the Secret Shadow-Children "Thcro, there, my "Var, don't tlr! I'll k'I you somi'thinK lo i: In fact, I'll lued you myself," said Mr. Cunary. Mlj, Flor, Hanid, Yam and Knart Hie little shadow-children with the turneil-about names peered iny the cafie. It struck them oddly that Mr. Canary should be offering lo feeil his wife, for it was to her that he was Just speaklns. -Mrs. Canary was Just as stroiiK and as capable of feeding herself as he w as. To their surprise they saw Mr. Canary's wife sitting comfortably in a felt-llned receptacle, of some what the same size and larce coffee strainer. Sh shape as a e was nod- Get You Socething to Eat." dim: hr head to her hus!t;i:.d. "Thank yo." she said, "it's vc: nire of you to think of feedln ; me. I'd he delighted. " Just then they no' iced the pbad-nw-rhildren. Uotli Mr. Canary and his wife were sfartietl nt firsf. b'tt as they knew the shad'w- hiidren wer friendly, they pooti retrain d tin ir composuie. Cut they seemed to be enibai r;iss d nevertheless. "(iond morn i ni;." cid Hanid. "I. au thing the matter?" "The matter?" replied Mr. Ca nary. Elaucine quickly at his wiie "Well, lo I wouldn't call it tudt exactly." in 1 Mt. By Um veek, ecaU i ccnU. Mall yoor ad count tha or money order. DIAMOND briquets. Rock Springs - coat, Aberdeen L tali emu and siab wood at Pages'. CONCESSIONS at Oakland Round up Aug. lo-IU lor uaie. Apply lo Oakland liobulers, Oakland, ore. FOR SALE CHEAP uti head oi saeei and 2 If lambs, also goud wagon and iiarne.ss. iuquire C. . Sauus, ilbur, Ore. 30 1 i E A D K W I-; LA M I IS Good grade iambs. weighL from 70 to imj lbs., priced lo sell. Leuke Ac Beyers Co. PIPE AND PIPE FITTINGS YV curry a large slock ol pipe frofn i to 2 i miles, i'lpe liftings trom . i I'J - ins. Low prices. Leake & Beyers Co. RED SPIDER -Niagara Sulrodust Is best lor control of these peuis. Can be applied at rate ot Jo acres an hour w itli Niagara tractor una Lei. See tins niuciiine at work on our place in uaruen Valiey. G. C. Bailey. Phono 32FI3. WANTED WANTED -piling. J. Ore. .Men to peel M. Watkms, and haul Sutheruu, WANTED Office work, temporary or (permanent. P. O. Box 726, City. WANTED While Leghorn pullets March or April hatched. C. F. Marquess, Bidckway. EXPERIENCED farmer wants to lease ranch furnished with 6 to 12 cows and a tew sheep. Address Box 22, care News-Review. ! FOR RENT . FOR RENT 6-room house, near junior high school. Inquire ut Fisher's store. FOR RENT Furnished house in West Roseburg, garage, 15 per month. Call at 1353 Harrison St. FOR RENT Furnished apt., elec tric range, shower, hot water, sleeping porch. Inquire 321 W. Douglas. FOR RENT Furnished' apt., elec tric range, show er, hot water, sleeping porch. Inquire 321 W. Douglas. FOR RENT We have all kinds of sewing machines to rent. Call 538 or better, come in and see them. Powell's Furniture Store, ou Sheridan street. 1 MISCELLANEOUS ' SEWING machines repaired. Ph-ni CAR OWNER Don't forget to call 553 when in need of nuto parts. Sarff'B Auto Vreckirg House. FOR exuovt repairing on sewing machines phone 53S, Powell. We call for end deliver your machine without extra charge. Fruit ladders at Wluirum Bros. Tennin court at Idhwld Park. "We heard you say you wanted to feed your wife," said I-'lor. "Can't she teed herself?" asked Mij. "( Hi, yes -of course she ca n but" he hesitated in perplexity. "Wouldn't you like me- io sing you a soitV" he said, change the subject. The shadow-children shonk their heads. "We'd rather you told u why you want to feed your wife' said Yarn. "and why she is sitting in that covered coffee-strainer in the cor ner of the cage?" added Knarf. "Oh. that isn't a coffee strainer," said the canary hastily. "li's a " began his wife. "Sh h! Don't bother your.-elf, ?,iy dear," he broke in. "I'd beuer get you a hite to eat this very moment. What would ;ou like?" "I'd like a snip of Jet true and a crumb of sugar." "Wouldn't you prefer- a tender little peed Instead?" he aked. "Il would h" better If you did because the people who keep ti-i- cage loi ns have forgotten to detivr 'he lettuce and siuar till- morning." "Very well. I suppose I'll i;i. IO take h te-rd then." So Mr. Canary picl" d a tender little Seed out of the se. rt-hox. cracked off the shell and carried Cue sweet l:ei nel to his wife. lV put it rk'ht into her mouth. Sh' swallowed it with relish. "Thank yrni. t lire, w as ij iiv nood." i'iie Piiid The h:idnw-t hiidren were g:-fn', -inn more and mree (uiioik. "Ihit why couldn't ou have fit 'in i ynur-et .'" ;h" d niMib-fi "I'll tell you." i he :;;ild. ' It s D cause " ".fy ilear." he in tempted, 'a ri ven sn re nu ah i tn te I ft em '.' They niifiit let tie niii' l-.innv and hat would spnd rveryl liir a." "No. no!" xclaitm d Il.iuid. "W- won t leil a n oi "W. can k.i-p rroi I .I'IP-l llie o'liers. The ranariei re rded ows tritvely and tleti 1 ai h njM"!'. "Well." '?;nd Mr. f'aiiai lust. "I vee.4 we r:in fnict them" "Ves." she at; reed. "I gil"'si we can." And with that she Mood ::j for just n ntfine nt in the coiiee . trailer, w hh tl ' he h:idm iiil- ! die-, now saw ;ts re illy r n""t. ! tor at 'ii'- tmitoni n t wr re fi'ir 1 lml.- Sili I II i rr.v, : rvice. Inc.) NEW TODAY PORTER wanted. Terminal hotel. SECOND HAND vacuum $7. Roseburg Electric. FOit SALE -tric reti igi Almost new $lM0 elec rator, Jltiu. Phone 123. PAINT--Varnish, linseed paint brushes ul Pages". Si-X'nND hand eit-cMie range Electric. 4-buriu . $uo. ' Hmdies Roseburg FOR RENT Two loom furnished house, ? per montii. Sec maid at Douglas hotel. FOR SAKE -Voting fresh 3m days. G. S Box 46, Roseburg. Jersey Colib, cow, Rt. 1 PR T NIC TRAYS ir.it new ones at half of cost. J. R. Wilson, Rose burg. Telephone 21F31. WANTED Five Daymen and six prune pickers. Phone 1K5 or call John Krolin, Cleveland. FOR SALE Team horses. 8wmi lbs., or w ill trade for sheep or rattle. W. O. Condray, Glendale. WALNl'T dining set, rims, "and chairs priced for immediate sale. 127 N. Kane St. Phone 572 R. FIVE room- f'.irimhed house for rent on Stephens SI. Inquire of B. W. Si roie. Also fu e-room ho:se unfurnished. FOR SALIC 150 head two ami l hree-y ear-old Angora goals. 20 head yearling bucks from non shedding Fires. W. G. Paul, So. Deer Creek. DON'T MISS THIS 2iHtrre sheep and turkey ranch, 12 miles from Roseburg. All fenced for sheep, plenty of water, 'Mi acres culti vated, good orchard, 50 sheep and 25 goat it, team, wagon and harness, 1 cow, all tools on the ranch. .':-ooO takes everything. Better act quickly. See Bruce Company, Myrtle Creek, Ore. CARD OF THANKS We wish lo thank the people of lioseburg and vicinity, especially Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Hitter, for the kindness shown us in our late be reavement of our son. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Hall. News Briefs (Awiciat.M t'r.'SN .m1 Wiri't RAL10M. Ore., Aug. 7. .lames Steel L'S. an inmfte of the stale hospital for the Insane, was suc cessful in his third aitempt to com mit Filicide when he hanged him self with a restraining strap in his ceil Wednesday, lie hut! relatives In Kansas. LOS ANOEI.ES, Aug. 7.-A man who a short time before entered a branch of (he Pacific National hank asking for real estate infor mation returned today and robin d:,, it of mo ;ind escaped. He wasit0 nne half of tlr unmasked and employes readily identified him. i NFAV YORK. Aug. 7. Mel ween :? otto and fi.euti taxhabs were off thQ streets of New York today be cause that many chauffeurs hail gone on strike nobody seemed tn know just why. All agreed lhat the weather, which has been dry and sunny for weeks, had a lot to do with it. Markets (Asnri.it-l I'ivhh I..m-. Wii'-t PORTLAND, Ore., Am;. S.-Corn and tomatoes hit the seasonal to boggan today at the easl side mar ket of the Oardeners and Ranchers association. Corn dropped io .SI. In tor a fiaf k of six dozen ears and to matoes went to 10 cents a crate lor second grades and li'i cents for first erades. Suntdies nf both ate POLLY AND HER PALS ' PtIK TO m 1 MtcWlH1 Gimme ver) fr TILLIE THE TOILER THESE- FOZ VDU FCOH THE abundant. ( Peas, with the season" almost ended, reversed the order of things and went up one cent to H. Raspberries are still straggling in at 12 35, a slight increase, while loganberries are going at 1.50. Biackberries are the same as the logam. Apricots were still coming In at yo cents. Peaches may be purchas ed M $1.2.") a lug or y cents a box. Oilier fruits and vegetables were unchanged. MANCHURIA SWEPT BY FATAL FLOODS (.W-vtitl..l l.c-a-.! Win-) TOKYO. Aug. 8.- Rellgo news dispalihes from Mukden. Man ehui'ia, today said thai floods, fol lowing heavy rainfall, have caused many deaths and w idespread de struction In southern Manchuria. Eighty dead and injured were reported from one village near Liuntang. ISroken briilges and w allied out traeks caused suspen sion, of traffic along much of the south Manchuria n railroad. 1 lam age was greatest between Mukden and Autung. -o- SOVIET-CHINESE TRUCE COLLAPSES; . VAR AGAIN LOOMS (.UK.. iiU.l I'r.s Ujim-1 Win-) TOKYO, Aug. 8.- -Japanese dis p;tch'M from Manclnili, Manchuria, where represent at ives of RussJi'. ami China have been discussing trie situation a.iing from Chinese seiz ure of the Chinese Eastern railway, reported this afternoon that the negotiations had broken down. The Chinese delegates announc ed that they, were leaving Mnn rhuli for Nanking tomorrow. Another .Japanese dispatch from Harbin said revival of the tension between Rusisa and China had niarkeJ (lie resumption of Russian aeria demonstrations over the bor der. A mes.vge from the border this morning said ;tK Russian airplanes had maneuvered over the town to day and that a force of Russian armored ears had maneuvered close to the border. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Highway Surfacing, Douglas Coun ty, Oregon. Sealed bids will be received by the County Court of Douglas Coun ty, Oregon, at the court house in Roseburg, Oregon, at lu:oo o'clock A. M. on the 2Hrd day of August. IlllM), for surfacing (1st) on several sections of road in Road District No. II, involving approximate))' 3uu cu. yds. of screened gravel und (2ml) on several sections of road in road district No. 71, involving approximately 7t0 cu. yds. of screened gravel. No bill will be considered unless accompanied by cash, bidder's bond or certified check for an amount equal to at least five (5) per 'cent of I he total amount of the bid. A sufficient bond w ill be in quired for the faithful performance I he contract in the sum euual total amount of ;n(. l'Jans, specif iea lions, forms of contract, proposal h:aiiKu, and lull Instructions for bidders may be ob tained at 'the oltice of the county cletk or the county toadmasler, at the court house In Roseburg. (J re gon, upon ilie deposit of five dol lars. The right is reserved to reject any or all proposals, or to accept any of the proposals or proposal Ueemed best for the county. My order of the County Court of Douglas County, Oregon. lly Roy A gee, Clerk. B. P. O. ELKS Regular meet ing Thursday Aug. S, 1H2H. All members n quested to be present. IRA II. RIDDLE, ftt-e. FtOWEES 7 " TAK'IM3 f Vitl-ONLY 0E ' " war"; liS I Pot? AUDTWFf? Today's News of Sport Five I lome Runs Banged by Ruth et al in Winning Opener Pirates Trim Giants. My WILLIAM J. C1IIPMAN (Associated Press Sports Writer) With all but two of the national league teams In transit from west to east yesterday, the spotlight's glare rested upon the double clash of ihe Yankees and the Athletics in Philadelphia. More than 40.000 Quaker City fans crowded into the park and countless other thou sands languished disappointed in the streets outside as the leaders gained an even break with the run-ners-up in the first two-thirds of what some deem a crucial series. Led by Ha he Ruth, who hit his twenty-eighth with three on, base, the Yankees exploded five home runt about the ears of Athletic pitrhers in the opening game to win by 13 to 1, only to aee the Mackmen run off with the second by 4 to 2, leaving Connie Mack's margin of eleven und one"-half games unmolested. The Ilahe hit his four-run homer with one out in the second. It was the 1 hi he's second homer w ith the buses filled in successive games and the twelfth such blow of his career. Mackmen Win In 8th Roy Sherid deserved a better fate in the nightcap, his second complete game of his major league career of ohe season. He entered the home hair of the eighth with a '2 to 1 ltatl over tleorge Kurnshaw. hut (line hits, two of them dou bles, and a fumble by Lazzorl gave the Mackmen three runs and the game. Connie Muck sent Hob Grove in to pitch the ninth just to remove any doubt that the game was over. The Athletics and the Yanks will close out their current series with a single game today and then repair lo the west for their final long trip of the season. At the meeting between the In dians and the Tigers in Cleveland. Dale Alexander treated himself to four hits which helped the Bengals lo hall Cleveland's rush toward third place with a 14 lo 4 victory. As a result, the tribe fell from a tie with the llrowns for the third run Washington defeated (he . Red Sox at Poslon by 4 lo 2. and the llrowns and Ihe hite Sox were traveling. The only activity In the national league was at Forbes field, where the Pirates nosed gut the Giants by 4 to 3 In the ninth nnd shaved a more or less inconsequential half I'nme from the margin of the Cubs. The Hrufns now top Ihe national field by seven fuil contests. DRUNKEN COWS COST LIFE OF SEARCHING OWNER ( A.witrt I'ti-vi lasf.! Win-) OAKLAND. 'IVnn.. Air;. 8. The drunkenness of Dee Alley's cows cost hint his life. The rows Rot drunk on mash they found In the woods nod stayetl out all n I tr h t . Dee Alley and his eousin. John Alley, took tlielr Runs nnd went to look for them. While ernwlhiK through the underbrush, John Alley's kuii whs discharged accidentally and his cousin was killed. Kat harberun nnndwlchefl and Itvn Tnrever ftriin.l'n Itoild Rlftlri vajhv" Vou Poor SEALS AGAIN AT LEAGUE'S TOP BY BEATING MISSIONS (Ily the Associated Precs) The lead of the Pacific Coast league for the second half of the season again fell Into the hands of the San Francisco Seals yesterday, when that club defeated the Mis sion Reds, 7 to 4. The victory broke the tie of the day before, when the Reds defeated the Seals. Dumovich hurled some mean ball for an Oakland victory over the Seattle Indians with a 7 to 0 score, (ieorge Smith, who recent ly was acquired by the Indians from Detroit, was greeted with four-run attack in the- first inning Portland evened the series with Sacramento by winning 8 to 5 In Ihe capitol city. The battle was all Portland's until the seventh In ning when the Senators drove Chesterfield out with a four ' run splurge featured by Koehler's hom er. Ortmnn finished and won while Gould replaced Cano and lost. The pitching -,i fnlr tui both sides, however, t he I tucks bagging eight hits to nine for tin home team. Los Angeles scored Its second straight over the Hollywood Stars 3 to 2 In the Angel's home city. HOW THEY STAND IN PENNANT RACES (Anhm-IkIiiI I'rowi l'M(l Win1) Coast League W. Ii. Sun Frauolfico 2!i 13 Mission 24 14 Hollywood 2:1 14 I.oa Angeles 2:1 15 Cortland IS 20 Oakland ...17 21 Sacramento 13 24 Seal tic S 30 National League Ohlraso 7 32 I'lllsbui-Kli HO 3!) Now York M 47 St. Louis 53 50 Brooklyn ...44 59 Clnilnnatl ..43 51) Boston 43 r.1 Philadelphia 40 CI American League nMlail"lhla il 30 New York 63 3S St. Louis 511 41 Cleveland 56 4!) Detroit 50 54 Washington 41 .110 rhlrRKo 40 fi:t Boston 31 71 OREGON EXHIBIT AT CALIFORNIA FAIR WILL BE LARGE RACTtAMKNTO, Calif., Auk. Re construction of the Oregon stale exbiblt for (lie Call lorn la Diamond Jubilee State Fair and Western Kxposltlon ogieninK August .'11, was started today in the Western build In? at the slate fair- grounds In Sacramento. Oregon's display will occupy 2,- OOu square feel of floor apace ami will be located next to tile feature exbiblt from President Herbert Hoover's Kern county, California farm. The Oregon installation Is In charge of I). M. Lowe of Ashland, whose experience In exhibit work includes participation In world's fairs ut ChicaKo, St. Louis and Sail Krancisco. The Oregon State Fair board, of which A. C. Marsters of Kosohurg is president and Mrs. Kiln S. Wil son of Salem is secretary, Is ac tively cooperating in the exhibit arrangements. Sheep bells and straps at Whar ton Bros. Kht barbocuo nann wlehes anf live forever. Mrand'H Nntid Ktsnd Af?E YOU (?APY 70 PAD I WAVE THr CAROLTTPEO, i "BOY '- ,i,4tRi.!.-vIt'?L ' I 1 ft 1 We are making collection of the commonly used kitchen utilities pictured above. For any of these articles you may have that have been used for some time, wo will allow !0c for each and every one on the purchase price of a new Boye Stainless Steel Kitchen Tool. Churchill Hardware Co. THE WINCHES! ER STORE SALEM AND ALBANY OPPOSE SANTIAM POWER PROJECT (A'inliil I'ivm LriiMil Win-) SAKKM, Ore.. Aug. 8. Details concerning the hearing to lit; held August 'il before the state reiiama-J (ton commission nnd a representa tive of the federal .power commis sion on the application of the Northwest Power company for power lights on the North Sanliain river and Murion lake have been received from the United States department of agriculture. The ap plication 1b being protested by the cities of Salem and Albany on r round-i lhat it Jeopardizes pos sible future development for mu nicipal water' supply. The hearing will be held in the orflce of State Knglneer Ithea Ku per. P. II. ! niter, district engineer of the United Staff's forest service, will attend the hearing as a repre sents! Ive of the fedurul power commission with which the appli cation of the Northwest Power company Is on file. The application Is for a prellml-l nary permit, which, if granted, will he followed by Investigations as aj basis for act ml development. The j application proposes the construe-1 lion of a dam 'Mt fed h'nh on Ihej North Hfinliam at n point 1 miles east of Detroit, and the 'construc tion of n darn at the outlet of Mil rlon lake for the purpo.-n of creat ing a storage reservoir lhat will raise the water level of Ihe lake to 70 f"ct. The exnet hlenllly of llio North west Power company has never been revealed here. TRESPASS NOTICE All persons warned HgafiiHt (res- j pufmir; om iireiJHneH in imkh ikiuiiii In ihe Di-irrpia river below Oak ni reel bridge A guard In being maintained day and night. Violators will be prosecuted. o Myers pumps and water systems are reliable. They hi v Hold at Vbnrton llrox LtAVB, 5 '(SV I OUST AX?r WOUOUT 5 oo&T r? - w v J ' a Chiropractor DRUGLESS HEALTH CENTER "Complete Health Service" Mineral Vunor Ilaths 3-7 Cass Phone 491 DR. -DEAN B. BUBAF .OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting of -Glasses 116 Jackson St. DR. NERBAS DENTIST , Painless Extraction '- Gas When Desired Pyorrhea Treated Phono 488 Masonic Hldg. Roseburg Cabinet Shop fi 2 Fowler St. FURNITURE REPAIRING All kinds of lluflt lii Work made to order. Window Screens marie to order. E. S. AND F. L. COCKELREAS Phone 04 I -.1 NOTICE Buy Used Cars from line Used Car Exchange -and save money. Sold on money back guarantee. We pay cash for used cars. Used Car Exchange Phono 463. ' ' Next to Deer Creek Drdge Two of a Kind 'Son" Flowers i C'ic-MX UlCC 1 ,1 Vrc MB, MIV Tn A w S -''ft. s - vc I 7i ?JTCArVf?. ;tt ' i g'i