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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. V.TENE3DAY, AUGUST 21, 1929.
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FOR SALE
D'OR SALE-lltt-ll.
Ban) Hassinot. Fhone
HORSE for sale or trade for young
cow. J. L. t'uvot, Tonmile.
PLASTER wall board and joint
plaster. Page Lumber & Fuel Co.
COMMON vetch and gray oats, 21c
per lb. S. 1). Goff. Oakland, Ore.
WE HAVE the best assortments of
finish, sidings and floorings.
Pages'.
FOH SALE Good Lincoln buck.
Virgil Smith, Oakland R. F. D. or
Rice Hill.
FOR SALE Pack and saddle
pony, $15. Harold Smith, Garden
Valley road. Phone 32F14.
FOR SALE Good 5-room" house lu
South Rosehurg. A Bargain. See
the owner, R. L. Whipple..
CAR OWNER Don l forget lo call
653 when in m-i of auto parts.
Sarff's Auto Wrecking House.
FOR SALE OR THAUK Turkeys
and geese for sheep, calves or
goats. W. F. Ditterbrandt, Rid
dle, Ore. .
FOR SALE 3-year-old Hampshire
rani, 1 yearling Lincoln ram. C.
Walter Groves, 334 Commercial
Ave. Phone 477-R. v
FOR SALE Two canaries, sing
ers; one extra fine singer, or
trade for wood. Mrs. S. B".
Crouch, 630 W. Oak St.
WE BUY, SELL7 EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE. E. K. McLen
don, 240 N, Jackson St., Robb
burg, Ore.
.ALL persons indebted to J. W.
Draper for hauling garbage up to
Aug. 1, 1929, please mail to Box
727, Roseburg.
FOR SALE Whitney piano, Cir
cassian walnut case. Bargain $100
cash before Sept. first. H. W.
Booth, Azalea, Ore.
FOR SALE 95 good ewes at a
bargalu; also 50 lambs and a
clover and alfalfa huller. Mrs.
H. F. Wells, Rt. 1, Xoncalla, Ore.
FOR SALE Angora bucks from
the best non-shedding stock on
the coast. Fate & Hurst Bros.,
P. O. Box 204, Myrtle Creek,
Oregon. - v
WATERMELONS, VEGETABLES
AND FRUITS. Fresh every morn
ing from Curry Estate. Camp
View stand... George Murders,
Prop.
FOR SALE Young White Leghorn
hens, pure Henacres strain; also
some full blood Plymouth Rocks.
Call evenings. E. A. Miller, Wil
bur, Ore.
FOR SALE Sheep and turkey
ranch. 407 acres, good buildings,
running water, 100 head sheep,
17ft turkevs. 4 cows and 2
horses, chickens and farm imple
nientu. Inquire Corvallis cream
ery. -
GOOD-NIGHT
STORIES
Bv Mb TrD
KNARF, MISCHIEVOUS SHA
DOW BOY, TRIES-TO CET
HOLD OF A FLUTE NOTE.
It was a perfectly well-mannered
little flute ind lor the most part
it lav nuietlv in its case. There
was rcaiiy no rea.m . why
l'lnr. Ilanid. Yam ami Knarf
t'H
five little shadow-children with the
lurned-about names should ha
tried to annoy it. Of course il waa
Knarf's fault as usual.
Eevery evening riKht after din
ner the gentleman upstairs would
sti clown and, running his finfiers
over Its sleek blaeksldes, make it
sing for him. It had a high -pitched
tone, which Bometimea sounded
very close and loud, and pome-
"I'll Go Get a Note.,
times verv faint and far-off. It
sang mostly of little rlppllnr
brooks and rustling Icnvrs and
such small pleasant things as
never did a bit of harm to any
one.
Well, on this particular vening
it started-to sine and Knnrf, who
had nothing better to do suggested
that they all go upstairs anu
watch it.
What Rood would that bo?"
Hanid wanted to know. "You're
not supposed to watch a flue but
to listen to It!"
"If we watch It." Knarf replied,
"we may I able to catrh one of
the notes. Then, if we catch one.
we can send it to somebody. I
very nice to be able to enu a
note"
Mij. Flor and Yam nodded in
aKrcen:ent.
"It's very nice indeed, they
6aM.
Habid was convinced.
am. Br Mm .
xmm. MH1 yor
PtlUNE pickers wanted. Call Thur
man Cannon, 34K22.
FOR SALE Canning tomatoes,
6oc bushel, bring box and pick;
for 3 days only. Watermelons,
cantaloupes and uiuskuielous. D.
Coou stand, Dillard.
I FOR RENT I
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FOR RENT Modern homelike
apartments. Close in. Phone
615-J.
'oK KENT ti-roo.ii bouse, near
junior high schuol. Inquire at
Fisher's store.
COR RENT We nave all kinds of
sewing machines to rent. Call
538 or better, come in and see
them. Powell's Furniture Store,
on Sheridan Btreet.
. ' WANTED
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED Mrs
Mrs. Fred Burks, llrockway.
WANTED 2 experienced dryor
men. Julius Siudt, Melrose, Ore.
WANTED Experienced dryer
men. Fred Fisher. Phone 2GF3.
HELP WANTED 4 trayermen, 2
shakers, 5 pickers. , Max Bauer,
Oakland, Ore
WANTED Someone to take con
tract to harvest prune crop.
Phone 477-R. C. Walter Groves.
334 Commercial Ave., Roseburg,
Ore.
WANTED To engage families to
pick prunes and men to work in
orchard and drier. Cabins and
wood furnished. Fred BroBzio,
Wilbur, Ore. Phone 12F25.
MISCELLANEOUS " I
SEWING machines repaired. phom
- 487.
FOR expert repairing on sewing
machines phone 538, Powell. We
call for end deliver your machine
without extra charge.
TRESPASS NOTICE
All persons warned against tres
passing on premises of Klks Island
In the Umpqua river below Oak
street bridge A guard Ib belnK
maintained day uni. night. Vloliuou
will be prosecuted.
Tennis court at Idleyld Park.
AT BRAND'S GARDENS
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This is ihe time of year to
eat out doors. We are Berving
meals in the garden every day 4
and evening. Among othor 4
things we are serving very 4
fine, sweet Klondike water- 0
melon. Iced, for fifteen cents,
the same as ai the height of
the season. Fountain lunches
and cold drinks.
BRAND'S
Pacific highway 3 miles north.
"It'a a different kind of note al
together," she said. Hut as they
had already started upstairs' they
didn't hear her. They found the
flute Blnglng at the top of Ita-'J
when they arrived upstairs,
and down Its sides flitted their
neighbor's fincers. pressing down
on little silver knobs. When the
knobs were lilted oft the tiny open
ingii in the flute's sides, the notes
rushed forth. Each note had its
oun sneclal opening ind emerg-
.J'ld lmirilv or faintly according? lo
i "i .l.t ..UMinr Mr.iv
HOW Hill 11 UIVll uvifciivui
Not being accustomed to notic
ing, shadows their neighbor went
right on playing. Meanwhile Knarf,
followed by MIJ, Flor and Yam,
sprang upon the flute. Thoy took
care not to trip over the fingers
as they peeked into the little
opeulngH, looking for the notes.
They could see none, for ihe note
sped past ao swiftly that they
could onlysbe heard.
"I'll go down and, get one.,"
Knarf wild, letting himself Into
one of the openings.
"Don't!" Hanld called up. "Some
thing Is sure to happen."
Knarf didn't hfed her. He 'et
himself down a bit farther. Un
fortunately Master Knarf was not
quite small enough to slip through.
He remained stuck midway. In
consequence a note, coming along
at this moment was unable to get
out. so Instead of singing sweetly
as a good note should. It squeaked
like a rusty hinge.
"What's that !" exclaimed the
neighbor, stopping at once, and
eyeing the opening" Knarf covered
with fer. but he wasn't discover
ed. Instead the man gave a sharp
pouf and blew the shadow-bsy in
to the flute.
"Sop blowing!" Knr shouted.
"Stop blowing at once!"
Strange to relate, the wind sud
denly died down. Knaif f"lt very
proud of hin.self as he slowly and
deliberately walked towards the
top. Itefore beginning to look
around for th notes, he poked his
head out of the opening and nod
ded to Hanid.
"Yon see." he boasted, "when I
give an order it's obeyed."
No sooner did the words leive
his mouth than th" neighbor bh'w
POUF and Master Knarf went fly
ing out o the bottom of the flute.
Hi whirled around like a leaf,
then fluttered down the amirs, find
cani to rect M last hMeeu, the
pages of an old notebook'.
And that wats us near to a not"
as he sot !
J Copyright. l2f. Nev.spap'-r Fea
ture Service, Inc.
NEW TODAY
FOR SALE 6 yearling Lincoln
backs. ,PUone 2SF11, Oakland.
FOR SALE Delco light plant.
lare batteries. J. G. liucou, L'uio
: qua.
GOOD wood and coal for prompt
delivery. Pae Lumber & Fuel
Co. .
uH SALE CHEAP Luring
truck and trailer, fully equipped.
. Box (iss, Kosfbui'K, Ore.
VVANTED Competent cook to take
charge of kitchen for prune
hands. Mrs. J. G. Bacon, L'uip
qua. OXFORD Hl'CK for sale or trade
for another Oxford or Shropshire
buck. Henry Paulsen, Lmpqua,
Oregon.
FOR SALE Three city lots in
Uiendule, good location, also ap
proximately 2i) acres outside of
city limits. Glendaie State Hank.
NOW While you metal felloe
wheel is dried out have it tight
ened on our hydraulic tightener,
fixed to stay tight. At Sarfl's.
WANTED Prune pickers, good
camp ground, good ground to
ok on. inquire E; K Trusaoll,
Rt. 2. Phone BBF11.
FOU SALE Bufck tour, with glass
enclosed top. 4-v heel brakes, car
in dandy hape, nearly new
tires. Priced to sell. At Sarffs.
PEACHES for canning, St. Johns
and Early Crawfords. Coos Bay
highway stand, 1 mile west of
Coos Junction. It. D. Kleist.
2F42. v
FOR SALE Chevrolet delivery
and several Ford touring. Used
tire3, auto parts cheap at Thomp
son's Auto Wrecking, 521 N.
Jackson. Phone 69.
FOR SALE One Jersey - cow, 3
years, registered. Bull call eli
gible to register, 1 month old. At
farmer's prices. Elma Dubeil,
Cauyonvillo, Oregon.
New Home .
Never occupied strictly modern.
For sale on tonus like rent. N. E.
cor. Jackson and Roberts.
Call 460
FOR SALE 50 White Leghorn
hens, yearlings, 75 cts. each. Al
so one Red Pole and Jersey heif
er, 16 months old, $40. R. E.
Brown, Wilbur.
FOR SALE Purple vetch, the
ideal cover crop, mixed with grey
oats, 2$ and 3c Ib. Choice com
mon vetch, 2i cents. Clean mix
ture. Weeks Bros., Dole, Ore.
.Myrtle Creek phone.
FOR SALE All my mountings, fur
rugs, and other specimens. Also
gasoline engine, fur sewing ma
chine, set steel glove dies, latigo,
chap leather. Call 3:15 N. Jackaou
SL A. Brutou, taxidermist. ,
FOR SALE 77 a. virgin river bot
tom. No better soil in Oregon for
gardening, fruit, walnuts, atfaifa,
etc. Modern improvements, ideal
location. Would subdivide. J. F.
Bone brake, Roseburg, Rt. 2.
USED CARS
Hudson Coach, new paint. Al me
chanically $175
Hudson Coach, new paint, new
motor $475
Sttidelmker Brougham, new
paint, all new tires.. A real
good value at $600
Chrysler Four Door Sedan, an
other good buy $500
Ford Coupe $ S5
Durant Sedan 250
Star Touring
Studebaker Touring ....
Studebaker Touring
Ford Panel
Ford Panel
Garford Truck
125
90
90
75
601
Bon ,
175
Essex "4" Touring
See th new Ksex Challenger
convertible coupe now ou dis -
play at our show rooms.
ROY CATCHING MOTOR CO.
Phone 43S
POLLY AND HER PALS
riLLIE THE TOILER i Hi
OH, MAC- I'M SO) . 1 EH7
WORRIEO-I pS jLyauv,,, I
HAVE A FRIEND r'fcTi'il 'i&J U '
i. js- i y . . X -
A F WEND IJU ,.A ' , r &Tr1 ' ITTN;
FAIRBANKS MORSE MOTORS!
AM atzes. Leake Ai Meyers Co.
ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE.
5100. new. A bargain. ' Leake &
Beyers Co.
FOR RENT Roonia close in. Abjo
wash. U done at my home. 11 E.
t'asa St.
FOR SALE Pord coupe, runs
good. 4J takes it or will sell
body or motor out of it at Sai'fl'a.
(IAS ENGINES Jf.2 up. Fairbanks
Morse and Stover engines. Used
I ! H. P. cheap. Leake & Beyers
Co. , .
FOR SALE Automobile. New 1929
Nash special 4-door sedan, J1570
at $1275. Phone 2GS. Gordon's
(la rage.
PIPE. PIPE. PIPE Scale free,
.finest quality Itellilehem steel
water pipe. Low prices. Leake &
Beyers Co.
SEE THOMPSON'S for trailers.
Any size or kind built to order.
Open evenings. 521 N. Jackson
Su Phono 69.
FOR SALE CHEAP at Thompson's.
bom sedan oody. Also other bod
ies of various typos. Phone ti9.
521 N. Jackson St.
WANTED One registered Jersey"
bull, 12 to 20 mouths old. Valley
Poultry and Produce, 226 W. Oak.
Phone 616.
LOST Sunday evening, blown and
white Fox Terrier ami small
black and white dog. Reward.
Phone 13F2.
NOTICE Lest you forget we have
a hydraulic wheel tightener for
all metal felloe wheels that sure
tightens them at Sarff's.
NOTICE OF BOARD OF
EQUALIZATION
Notice Is hereby given that on
ihe second Monday In September,
being September 9lh, the Board of
Equalization will attend in the As
sessor's office in the courthouse In
Roseburg, Douglas County, Oregon,
tor the purpose of examining the
iissessment rolls and correct all" er
rors in valuations, description and
quulity of land, lots and other prop
erty assessed by the assessor, and
it shall be the duty of persons in
teres ted to appear at that time and
iluce appointed.
FRANK L. CALKINS,
Assessor
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF
FINAL ACCOUNT
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned administrator of the
estate of Nathaniel G. Pennel, de
ceased, has filed in the county court
of the state of Oregon, for Dmg
las county, his final account ai
such administrator, and the court
has fixed Thursday the 19th day of
September, 1929, at the hour of tor
o'clock a. m. at the office of tht
fount y judge in the court house at,
.Kosenurg, Louglas county, urogon,
as the time an I place for the hoar,
rng of objections to said final 'a
count and thesettlement thereof.
Dated and first published August
21, 1!I21.
GUY E. PEXNEL.
Administrator of the Estate of Na
thanicl Pennel, deceased.
Roofing at Wharton Bros.
MASONS ATTENTION '
-i
All Master Masons are re-
q-.jested to meet at Masonic i
templq at l::lo p. m. Auk. 2Jnd
to nl'"inl funeral of our lute !
Dro. Hugh Ritchie, Sr. ,
J. E. CLAItK, W. M. 1
.
NOTICE
lingular meeting of W. O.
M. L. Friday, Auk. 2:d. Full
!4 attendance desired. Hy order
! of senior regent.
!
SHE -bAS'i HER. FRIEND
SAVS HE'S A CONFIRMED
BACHELOR
COUNTY W. C. T. U.
TO HOLD ANNUAL
MATING FRIDAY
tCoutltturd front pug Vt
cock.
Appointment of committees
' Courtesies, membership, pji
iodicals, press, reso.uttous.
Reports of local president, (five
minutes each) Camas Valley,
Miss Bessie luowu; Drain, Mm.
E. (J. Whipp.e; Olengaiy, Mrs
1). C. McGuohey; Myrtle Cret k.
Mrs. II. Goutd; Roseburg, Mib.
Lillian B. imvi; '-,.nuur, Mis. R
W. liogeis; .iic.u.a, Mrs. 55a
ilie Bishop, SulUciiin, Mrs. R. O.
Slater. .
RvpurU of county officers PresI
dent, Mrs, Ida F. Ala raters; vice
president, Mrs. Helen R. Fergu
son; treasurer, Mrs. Christina
Micclli; corresiKiiidtug secretary,
Mrs. William B. Davis.
Reports of directors of county
Evangelist ics, Mrs. C. A. Cham
berlain; flower mission, Mrs. R
A. Busenhark; a n t i-nareotics
Mrs. J. J. Beits; medal contests,
Mrs. Edith Ackert; press, Mrs.
11. R. Ferguson; Children's farm
home, Mrs. G. W. Young; Sun
day school, Mrs. C. W. Li rotes;
S. T. I.. Mrs. I). G. Clark.
Gjoetings from Winnipeg, Canada
.Mrs. A. Williams.
Election of officers.
Greetings and noontide prayer
Rev. E. C. Alfred.
12:00 Basket dinner.
1:30 P. M.
Devotions and thank offering--Mrs.
C.'A. Chamberlain.
Special music Mrs. Harold Mc
Kay ami Mrs. Clifford McKay.
Union signal quiz Mrs. Tense
Busenbark.
Tcnstp Who will carry on?. Mrs
H. R. Ferguson; Wo will carry
on. Mrs. V. J. Micelli; Other
mothers, Mrs. Earl Agee.
Seng Mother Mine. sirs. C. W
Groves, accompanied by Harriet
G roves Won t h erford .
UufinlaliPd btisines.t.
Evening Program
ncvnHons Mrs. B. L. Eddy.
Special music '
Address Senator B. L. Eddy
Silver medal contout
LAWNS IN SOUTH '
PART OF TOWN
ARE SURVEYED
(Cbntlnuei) ri-om page J)
lluni; these streets an
tnd there are some very beautiful
lawns both iu the parkings and in
front of the houses. There are also
a few vegetables being grown along
...-! aueeis, ami a few flower
o.imens. niny one half of the
.Mik.ni.s are without atlelillim at
.in. and many of them have weeds
waist high and doing Hue. Those
ui.il nave put lawns in tho park
us nave uuiie an excellent jub,
.urn ine resuu uusorves comment,
hlephcns street: This Is the high.
vay mrough tuwn,- and should lie
.nude especially uuiaclivB. Many
of tho Jnwns and' parking's tti'o in
jeauiifui condition, but many are
apparently only hulf heartedly
Kept up. On the south end, beyond
Uurko street the condition la very
uau. no curb Hue bus ever been
pul in, und sidewalks on one side
only. It really presents a very unin
viting appearance to the newcomer
us he enters the city from the
south.
coob street and Jackson: On the
enil n lliiiSe SI reels. HO milch
ot the territory is unoccupied that
u p.eseius a very neglected ap
.jeaiutiee. Whole mocks nae grown
..p lo weeds and tall grass, and the
parking is of course, no boiler.
There is here and there along both
these streets, an improved park
iiih, oui iney are so few that the
general lmprosslaa la not especial
ly favorable.
.Maui si-et: This Is a street of
contrasts. From Mother to the top
ot me mil, parkings are almost en
tirely neglected. Thity are not iu
I keeping lih the dwellings they
front. Mom the top of the hill on.
there are many nice lawns and
parkings, but they aro all on ono
side ot ihe mi-eel. '1 ue other side Is
THATS 6OO0
NEMS FOR
SOME LUCK-
GIRL!
If
Didn't Mean to
Shoot
if 1
C:iit. Charles btevona. above.
San Anlonlo, Texas, prohibition en
forcement officer, firea the shot
tthiili killed Tom Chandler, a
furnior nf I'oteot, Texas, during a
liquor raid. The officer claims the
sun was accidentally duichargod
when hlB foot slipped.
jnoccupied, nnd totally neglected.
Then beyond tnoso Improved park
iligs appears a run of partially im
proved parkings, some fair, ami
wnio not so fair, and some that are
weeds and grass.
The cross streets to the above:
In general these streets are not
paved, nnd are not improved at all.
There are a few exceptions to the
.llle. but only along the paved
jtreets. Ulakely and llrockway
meets are in general good, at least
.nuch above the average of this
Jlstrlct, especially Ulakely.
Alleys: No detailed Inspection
was made of the alleys, but none
ue paved and the grass grows In
them much as Nature Intended. In
A fow cases tin cans and other de
bris has been dumped, but most of
iliein ure about as clean us alloys
and back yards usually are.
d3k XA r lr-za'O
(IviairvC'UJ
,imuh1 1'ruM Luipt'U wiru)
POKTi-ANI), Aug. 21 follow
ing the recent aavalicu In buuei
quotations, tho price ot buueiiat
was advanced today to 4f ceuts
station and 4!) cents dolivored
Portland. The track price was uoi
quoted.
Keceipt of the first cnrlond ol
new crop comb honey from Idaho
was reported today. It wholesales
for f5 per tinmo of 12 ounces am.
$4.75 per frame of 10 ounces. It lb
thu famous CloverleaX brand.
Heart of gold melons, somewhat
of u cross between a watoi melon
and a cantaloupe, grown in tin
UayUm-Yunihlll suclloii. tiro on tin
market at 4 cinlH a pound. Thej
aro reportod to be delicious.
California lilliorta. peaches were
selling for $1.15 to $1.25 and Call
lornla J. II. Halo peaehes at 1.75
Kaslern Oregon Crawford won
hold at $1.25. The Yakima crop it
not iluo for 10 days or two woiks
Bartlett pears were being otter
er at 2.50. .
Cantaloupes were J1.25 lo $l.5t
a crate and watermelons slightly
cheaper at Z to 2A cents a pound
A new oflering ut tho Knst Midi
market was a load of 1'u.get souni.
b unco, which found ready sale at
$2.25.
Prunes brought $1 a lug, greet
peas 8 and 9 cents a pound
poaches 85 to DO cenis ami. canta
Icupch $1.25. Other prices wun
unchuiigLd.
PORTLAND, Aug. 21. Milk
Hutlerfut cent higher; raw milk (4
per cent) $2.35 cwt.,' delivered
I'orlland. less 1 per cent. Ilulter-
fat, slutiou 47c. delivered Portland.
4fl.
Butter, eggs, poultry, potatoes,
ontotiH, wool, nuts, hay, cascara
bark and hops aleady and uu-
changed.
SHE HEARD HIM
SAV-HE WOULDN'T
ARE
MARRf THE
BEST LOOKING
&IRL. IM THE
VJOR.UD
MZf ABOUT? r-
p if t 'A 1
One-Half Price!
We have on hand a limited number of carried-over
gasoline and kerosene cook stoves that ws are go
ing to close out this week, and have marked them
down to
ONE-HALF OF REGULAR
VALUES
It is a little late in the summer, but these stoves are
worth your immediate investigation. Bj quick.
Churchill Hardware Co.
TME Wlr.C.
GARDINER MILL
WILL BE PUT IN
OPERATION SOON
(Continued from page 1)
idant will he ready for operution
by November of next year. An are i
of 63 acres adjacent to the sawmill
has been set nside for construction
of tho pul nlant. taking Into ac
count possible expansion.
Hy tiie property purchased from
the Gardner Mill company, the new
company will control the entire
waterfront of Gardiner. Conmieto
booming rights on Smith nnd Ump
qua rivers and on Mill creek, an
outlet of Loon lake and a tributary
to the Umpqua, are Included.
Rights for a freHh water supply
from Takenvlch lake, three miles
north of the towu. have been ac
quired. Percy A. Cupper, state en
gineer for a number of years, will
have charge of the water detail of
tho Umpqua Pulp A Paper com
pany, it has been announced.
Strategic Sites Acquired
About 30,000 acres of timberland
are included in the transaction. In
addition to tho town of Gardiner
and the Immediate surrounding
country, tho holdings are at strate
gic locations lu the Smith river and
Loon lake districts.
At present the government Ib
working on the construction of a
Jetty at the mouth of the Umpqua.
affording Gardiner a good harbor.
The jetty on the north Imnk is
practically complete, and Mr. Ned
erhoed anticipates that large Japa
nese s'eamers can dock at Gardi
ner within three years.
The sawmill win employ about
12U men when tt is running to lite
capacity anticipated. Tho pulp)
plant will afford employment for
about 150, It Is expected, and. of
course, others will be employed in
the woods.
TO RACE ZEPPELIN
TO UNITED STATES
(Continued from page 1
Although the Atlantic has been
crossed several times from wst to
nHt since then, no one had achlev-
in the
Redwood Em Dire of
M HUMBOLDT
1
FISHING HUNTING
FiW.MMING BOATING
(uUINti . CAMPING
A .1 i irrtiftirltluitrdtidttwim
IU A numboltli CouiHj' Dm rd or Trade
Just What Doe3 Mac Mean?
If.vl WUiT't; THE MiTTPP?
WELL, WHAT
you
T1
1 MOST HAVE SAlO SOMETHING
TO HURT TlLLlE'S FEEUNCi'S -5-MES
A6 SORE AS A CENTIPEDE
WORRIED
ABOUT?
WITH BROK.EN
ay
ARCHES
iESlER STORE
ed the exploit of the famous Ameri
can aviator in lauding exactly at
the point for which he Het out on a
illght from the United States to
tho continent of Europe.
Zeppelin Made Heady.
TOKYO, Aug. 21. A windless
nnd altno-1 cloudless oriental sun
set today pledged the assistance of
the elements for the start of the
Graf Zeppelin's flight across tho
greatest of oceans from Tokyo to
Los Angeles.
Jurt before nightfall engineers
completed the refuelling of the air
ship. Stores, lubricants and food
stuffs were stowed away for the
I on gee t overseas flight yet attempt
ed by nny eratt. The distance
across the Pacific is estimated at
5400 miles, requuing about 10)
hours of flying.
'ine Graf s passenger Ijt for tho
Pacific flight at present totals 18.
Agents of the Hamburg-American
lino said they have 'ejected 40 rip-
plications for the pusa.igo at $2,)00
each
Dr. Hugo Kckener, the ship's mus
ter, who treats in takeoff as no
mere eventful thati departure of u -ship
from New York harbor, said
he expected to follow the northern
ji-tMit circle route to Seattle, pot
slhy along the line of the Aleutian
IsIpiiiIk, following the American
coast southward.
CALL FOR SCHOOL WARRANT
Order is hereby given for the col
lection of Warrant No. 48r of
School District 123, Roseburg. Ore
gon, Interest to cease on same from
this date, Aug. 21, 1929.
KLLKN PKNNIK, Clerk.
Gas cartridges to kill moles and
.gophers are sold at Wharton Ilroa.
Oil
Peppermint
Highest cash market prico
paid at oil times for any
quantity.
Daniel J. Fry
83 N. Com'l St. Phone 283
SALEM, ORE.
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