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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 1929. SEVEN Classified Section RATC.: Per word, each Insertion. 1 eent. By the week, 5 cents word. Minimum per advertisement. 5 centn. Mall your ad count tba word and enclose stamp, check or money arder. FOR SALE PLASTER wall board and joint plaster. Page Lumber & Fuel Co. A FEW good Angora bucks left. Priced tu sell. Hurst lirus. A tale, Myrtle Creek. 0o4 wiieu in iie4U ol auio yard, burtl'b Auiu Wrecking Huiiae. UHASS SkKUS liye, rib, timothy, and orchard grass, finest qual ity at low prices. Leake Ac Mey ers Co. J? OH SALt! OU THADK 1K27 Hud sou coiicti. Mechanically first class. Wuat have you to trade? ; USKD glass winter top for 1922 1 judge touring. Just the equip ment to maku your oid Lotlge touring liuo a closed car. See J. O. New land and Son, Hoaeburg. SPECIAL mat truss Bate at Pow ells Kurmture store, 115 Sheri dan St., Hutu-Ding, Oregon. All kinds at lowest prices. If you need a bed or spring see us. We pay the freight to your dour, and your inone buck if ycu are not satisfied. Come and see us. FOH SALE OR EXCHANGE Camp Joy, 5 miles north of Grants Pass on Pacific highway. 8 acres, 7 modern cabins witn garages; store and oil station. Modern 6-room bungalow. Will exchange for Roseburg property or good ranch. Address Box 42, care News-Review, I'OR SALE One of tho best nineties In county. 550 acres, 150 in cultivation, balance pasture. Good buildings and fences, out range, 17 acres heavy bearing prunes, tmlf of all crops; 150 ewes, 3 horses, some goats, 4 . cows. All needed farm imple ments and wagon. Owned by non resident so can sell at a bargain. Mrs. L. O. Maddux. DO YOU need a new range stove? We set them up In your kitchen ready to use. No freight to pay. We deliver and furnish all pipe. Lowest prices and we guarantee al' goods high quality. Fair price allowed for yor old stove as part pay. Deal with Powell at Rosebuig for a Bquare deal. 115 Sheridan street. USED CARS 192JJ Essex Coach. 1!)25 Hudson Coach. " . 1923 Hudson Coach.' 1920 Essex Sedan, balloon tires. 1922 Essex 4 Touring :924 Durpnt Sedan. 1921 Studebaker Special 6 Tour. 1921 Studebaker Light 6 Touring. 1925 Iiuick Master 6 Touring, Rex top enclosure. 0 1924 Hudson Sedan, 1927 Essex Sedan. 1925 Essex Coach. ROY CATCHING MOTOR CO. Hudson-Essex Dealer 125 N. Rose St. Phone 433 Roseburg GOOD-NIGHT STOUIKS Bv Max Trell KNARF GIVES THE YOUNG CANARIES A REAL SINGING - LESSON OH, YES! The sounds of considerable ex citement were coming from the c:mary cngc and Mij. Flor, Hanid, Yam and Knarf Hie five little shadow-children wllh the . turned about names hurried into the par lor to see what was the matter. It turned out to be Mr. Canary, chirping at the top of his voice at the four young canaries, who were standing in a line on a perch In front of him. They all looked bad ly frightened and every now and then cast anxious glances in the "What Shall l Sing ThemT1 direction of the little door, which, - however lemained tightly shut. Tin-It- names, you remember, were Do-re. Mi-fa. Sol-la and n do. "Couio, come." their rather was telling them. You're hot attend ing at all.' And he ruffled his Mathers, Just to show how anry ll4 VVttR "What aren't they attending lo?" Knarf wanted to know. "They're not attending to noth ing." ho replied, forgetting all his fuatniuar. Then he hastily correc crl himself. "1 mean they're not attending to their singing les son." "Thy seem to be." Ilanid aaid. "Ys, l hey seem to be. but 1 r.'in't get more than a prep out of tliMtn. Peenlna isn t sinelng. you l;nuw. Anybody can twop.' he F:td, puiting so murh emphasis on thf word peep that he fairly screeched it. Th peor Utile Mrds were ter ribly fjichtened. They tried to fly out nf the carp, but of course they rou'd not get Hi roil eh th bars. Pn t!;ey fiutteied wildly, scattering the seed shells aud the grains of ?OR SALE! Dan oassinet. Phone 419 R. SMALL Bized Phone 4o3-J. rouuu oux wood. DOORS? Pages' Phone 242. is the TLACE. FOR SALE Weod heating stove. Phone 378-J. FOR SALE 8 shades of 15c dozen. 233 Ford St. MAYTAG shop has a few used washers, reasonably priced on easy terms. Phone 49G-H. Store located at 125 South Sheridan street. TRUCK bed and irons with 1 ft. sideboards and 8 in. flareboards, size of flat bed 9 by 4 feet. -Price $10. See J. O. Newland and Son, Roseburg. TRUCK bed with stake rack sides nnd irons for sale, size 12 by 7 feet by 3 feet sides. See J. O. Newland and Son, Roseburg. Price $25. PRUNE DRYER SUPPLIES En ginesi belts, pulleys, testing scales and thermometers. A used trayer completely overhauled at a bargain. Leake & Beyers Co. SINGER sewing machine as good as new. Delivered to your door. No freight lo pay, $30 takes it. We keep it in repair free. See us for good buys in new or used furniture. Earl S. Powell, 115 Sheridan street FOR SALE Dining table. Library table. Rocking chair. . Easy chair. , Edison phonograph. Fire set. Set andirons. Refrigerator. Lawn mower. Westlnghouse electric range. A. J. Hochradel. Phone 405-R. WANTED WANTED Expert drier Julius Slndt, Melrose. WANTED Private loan, best of security; $300 to $500, one or two years. Address Loan, care News-Review. STENOGRAPHER wishes position with reliable concern; reason able salary expected; references. Write X, care News-Review . REFINED middle aged American widow wishes position in wid ower home. Best of references, unincumbered. Box 41, care News Review. i ' - FOR RENT i APARTMENTS for rent. Modern, comfortable. Close In. Call 645-J. FOR RENT S-ruom house, partly furnished; 1 acres ef ground, good garden nnd pasture. Call at 224 Blakeley St. or 445 S. Pine. sand that covered the bottonft "Now see here," Mr. Canary1 be gan, after they had settled down ou the long perch again, "you can all learn to sing In rive minutes if you only do exactly a;; 1 do. Just watch me carefully." He opened his mouth a little and Instantly be gan to sing. It was the sweetest song Imaginable, full of chirrups and warbles and long trills. It looked so easy that the shadow- children gazed at each other in surprise. It looks as easy as pie," MIJ said. It's much easier than pie," Mr. Canary said. Then he turned to the young birds: "Now then, sing!" They opened their moutns. in stead of singing, they Just peeped. Where were the chirrups, the war bles and the trills? Mr. Canary glared at them. "Is that singing?" he cried, "is that the way you attend to my les sons? Are you canaries or spar rows? Why do you PEEP?" Tho little canries could only shuffle ahout in the most pltifu discomfort. They would have hid den themselves under the seed-box had there only been room enough. Angrier and angrier grew Mr. Can ary. 'Why, he cried, his voIcp throb bing with rage, "even the shadow children can sine!" The shadow-children shook their heads nil except Knarf, who smil ed proudly. "Certainly we can sing, he cild. "We don't just peep like you ! " "Of course not," Mr. Canary re marked. "You sing very well, don't you?" "Oh yen, very well." "That's nopftune you've hi ways attended to your singing lessons." Knarf nodded although he had never taken a singing lesson In h!s life. The canary beamed at h'.m. "You're n very, very cWor IP tie shadow-hoy. ever n murh more clever than ipv rhlhlren. I want you to show tlien how well you sine, just to make them ashamed of thoms"lves " Knprf smiled. "What shall I ring them ?" "nvhintr" said Mr. Cnnrv. Hanid and th others tried to fton K'ifl.rf. MWv. yon can't sing a pn'ej" tp' whiaprM. "Vow. hHdrn. listen crpfnllv end you'll hear how wH yu rn ?'na If yen ctn "'r-nl." s-ild Mr. Cprv. Trie children pi 1i!-np! pnd tn the'- PS'onlbhmenL this Is wht thev pp-rd. ',t!qu-iwvk, cr-r !' For Krf. you pq. eouldn't mr p nil n. at all!" Copyright. 1 !?. News".?per Fea ture Service, Inc. FOR RENT Furnished flat with garage, close in. Inquire at 31S Chad wick St. FOR RENT 3 moaeru houses, hot and cold water, bath, and garage. Good location. s.W, $10.00 aud - $12.00 per month. UrsL month rent free. G. . Young & Suu,,Cl"te 116 Cass St. Phone 417. I Tutam for week approximately: , 1,,:8 4,,,"- i'ttle calves 470. MISCELLANEOUS tv,KB- ""w wilh a wetk aBO: ' " - i-vwu Killing elavM-s atvady to 25c low or. SEWING machines repaired. Pbout- 87. NEW TODAY BRICK? Pages' rtiuue 242. is the PLACE, FOR SALE CHEAP Good baby cart. Phone 403-J or 909 Cobb. used call FOR SALE Gravensteln apples, 60c per bu, Bring boxes. A. E. Rutter, 25F11. FOR RENT Modern 5-room fur nished cottage. Inquire at 544 S. Pine. COMPLETE stock of roofing nnd all accessories. Fully slocked. Denn-Gorretsen Co. WANTED Competent woman for general work, 3 adults in fam ily. Apply 417 S. Main. FOR SALE Complete furniture for 6-room house. Also fruiL jars. 515 S. Stephens. WANTED 60 or 73 yearling hens and early pullets. C. C. (troves, Rl. 1, Roseburg. Phone 5F35. WANTED A hundred people at Bible Standard Sunday school at 9:45 Sunday, Sept. 22nd. FOR SALE 2 young cows, coming fresh soon. 1 mile west of fox farm, Rt. 2. David Benson. LEMON Clings at the Curtis ranch ure at their best. Bring contain - ers. F. M. Curtis. Telephone- SF4. LOST Between Happy Valley and Roseburg, auto tent. Finder please leave at News-Review. FOR RENT Six-room house, part ly furnished, garage, on west Lane street, $12 per mo. Inquire 737 West Lane. FOR RENT 5-room house, fur nished, $10 per mo. Two blocks east of E. Gth St. Phone 492-L. E. L. Hammond. ATTRACTIVE durable trespass no tices printed on either cardboard or sign cloth are sold by the News-Review office. 'OR SALE 3 fine Holstein heif ers and 1 Jersey male. R. I. Reds and White Leghorn pullets. Rt. 2, Box 111, Roseburg. RESTAURANT for rent in Suth- erlin on Pacific highway. For fur ther information call Sunrise service station. TYPING PAPER White bond, $1 ream; economical white news print for practice or carbon cop ies, 75c reom. NewB-Rdvlew of fice. .. . SHEEP FOR SALE About 00 ewes 2 to 6 years, aud about 200 good iHmbs. Price 6 If taken at once. E. L. Rice & Son, Dillard, Oregon. FOR SALE Seed wheat, $2 per cwt. Also both gray and white oats. At ranch, between Wilbur and Sutheriin, Bring sacks. E. J. Crawford. TURKEY RANCH 10 acres fnm ily orchard, 2 springs, well, good house and barn, not 3 miles out Price $1800, terms. If you want . a farm or house, I have all kinds for sale or trade. Call and i my low prices. C. Merrill, 108 Mosher St. COTTON BLANKETS, $1.00 Extra quality, soft, warm, single blankets In assorted colors. $1.00 each at Can's. Adv.) POLLY AND HER PALS . He Who Heaitates 8 ' HUE THE TOILER : ' A Quklt Change of Mind "OH HELLO MB PCAffn. fo ' I I'M C3OIVJ0 TO LuMCH 1 I VUHAT 0 you I,' Oh VO ( soee lS IF I ( 1 SIR -MB MH.PPLf iSM'T H1TC?E - VAHTH MR. FBArTIL. AMD SAY TO A UTTli) .oCH I you HERE "TI ) VAJKy S0(?f I DOM'T W.MOJ VAIHEM ME 'Li. QE BE L I E VE ME, MAC. I'M GOKIUA AMCE, MISS S RATHER CAN I HAV-?tsj VyOu CAS) SACK-TO LUWCH 7 WV , EEf HiM SO BUSY ANSWEG-mS SOMES ' "St HERE V ."THI-S J&t) if: lfrS 4Lfe MgKMJm muEjq : 7 TODAY S MARKETS (AMorUtnl Prrm Leiwt Wire) lrtlnd l.lvtuelt POHTLANt". ure., S-pt. 21.- Ke- colpta: lings aim, Juol'jtttnK !'- ' n and Mround 5i J ou coiiirfei't !imiily tttfiidy. FYMira Sc luiver. bulk liKlU butchers $!.0Uvll -. u f. vv (l Km Monday $11.35-; ;lreine top for lots Itl.tiU. iroiiK weiKiits hikI ItKht lights $1 l.i'u down. heavit-B $ID. 5( dxwn. Hulk nackti.K gown ix.00fis.50: bulk I IauBhter piKa lU.0t 10.1'S, a tc .M"mmy ttt fil).IS. liulK reedt-r pitfa $11."0. t'altle: Coin pa rod with a wuek ago: Hotter Kfadi steers and fho nn1 rmo lower, others nnd cat ve ateady, IuiIIm 5Ji- hiKtier. Hulk isooit (li'trn llU.riO'ji 1 1.00, only one load t the ton. A blK vhowttiK of medium g-Mu $9.ooin in.oo. if( urmu-s down to $7.00 top. Heifers tn loads $.10. t'raotleal top for cows $VaO with ne outMtHitdliiK load at Bulk lealrahle she-stot k T.26 3f J.0!. un Ur prudes $7.00 down, low cutter nu'filly $1.00 H..!i,r. MedHun to Nilrly Rood bulls $7.50ttS.OO. Hutch-i-r t vtto ui to IS. oft. Ton vealera $14. 50. top calves $12.50, under Krados down to $..i) and below. l p. oo in pa rod week ago; Slost- Nteadv for the kinds cmiilntf. Strictly olmico lambs of Mt. A-tlatiu and eiiHtorn On-Kim type nuottd &" lo $1.00 lower. Hulk medium to kooiI lambs $10. (to 11.00. The trade seems loilbtftil that Htvlctly choice would tell much hinlicr than $11.00. ljower Kiade latnbs niostly $:t.50 down tn $7.00 wilh occasional thin culls $6.0016.50. Hulk iethtim to good year linns $7.00 ff s.oo. We' hers $ti.tM' down. KweB quoted from $1. 00ft 5.0. b'pi'iidinir on HKe. wcmhl and c-on- dltlom .-, , I'OinijANI', tippt. -I. Top Krade tttt prices were ndvunced 2 ceni. odoy by the I'aoHie rooporative Modueers, while t he pullet product celined '2 cunts. Fresh extras to ro- tallera went to 41 and to wholo- alers 42 cents. Pullet ePKS wore Iropped to 21 retails. Other grrde; prices remnined unchunncd. The price of butter was micltariKod, Tim rii(ian(t ivi'wh ervlce im- renu of 11 United States Depart- AKrlcuitiire issued the tul- Iov.Mir t)ullettu ou tilts fruit and 'Rotable market: Demand eontlmifd Rood for fancy -a if, and shows a sharp increase r oranRos. ' i The market Is barely steady Tor ni-Mvensteln apples, probably in an ticipation of early arrivals of Jona thans, which are somewhat cheaper. Track supplies of aklma pota toes seem larger than the Portland tmde enn assimilate, and woake. ; undertone Is noted today. Onions from both Yakima and a-i lem aio a trifle cheaper. t'nllfornln urapes continue . to move in IlKhtcf volume than usual at this time of year, and track sup plies are increasing. Montana continues unnn nr koqu oilHv local cauliflower, celery and lettuce. Kast sid" market prices were tne same as I- rhlay. Uoi Sitimtiou HOSTON. Sent. ti. (APi-'The Conitnerrlal Bulletin says today: i The week has neon a qtuet one In the wool trude. Following a pe riod of more than usual activity for late August and early September, ruinuracturers have neen conteni in digest their purchases and await the course of values at London and In. Australia. "The om-nlnir values fn T-ohdon and In Australia have not 'been too reassuring nd ns the weeK want's It Is clour tbiit Hnnlford had iy'f disct.untod the market fully npd prices today nre at the lowest popit jin'-e pro-wur prices. , "At the Alt)iHl,oiue sales this Week, opening Tuesday nnd still continuing. 1.500,001) pounds liaVe heen offul'ed to date. Friday rnoiyi tng and 770. non pounds sold !nt lirlcos rnnglntf from 77 to. 83 cen lh, clean basis. "The gnnds market Is rati or marking- time, "Mnh iir la slow and" hrtn ly changed." ( The CommerHnt Hulietin put lishes the following; wool quota tions: Heoiired hnsls: ' Oregon Fine and f. m. stnple. !in(fiOi; fine anil f. m. fr. coinlnii. SSfiOO; fine and f. tn. clothing S3 "if S7; Viilley No. 1. 8-M' !. MOHAirt orScimil tng average 12 months' Oregon ft 4155: grand-d stock, first coming 65(?i 66; good curding 4560. lU'TTKIt Selting price, box Jots Creamery prices: Prints, extras, 50e lb. In plain wrappers. KflOS (Poultrv producers prrs) Fresh standard extras - 44 ct-nts; fresh stundard firsts 41 cents: fresh medium extras 37 cents; fresh me dium firsts 33 cents; pullets 2i cents. ' 1 HFTTKRFAT Direct shlppnrs' track No. 1 grade. 50 cents; No. 2 grade, 45 cents; stations No. 1 4!"f? 5oc; No. 2. 4 41 450; Portland deliv ery prices: No. 1 buttt-rfat. 5H( 5'lo; Mii.t--lluyiK price, 4 per cunt, $J.40ffi 2.50. IA IS POULTRY Heavy hens, rtver 1' lbs., 26Tr27c: do :t', to 4'j lbs.. Tilt VM-; do under lbs.. 'lUrT L'lc: broilers. llht ,Ziv. lb.: o ' on-d, 2 ctnts; old roosters, lie lu.; st n as. 10c in.; duoHS, liqi'iso i. -T('f!K KVP---F;ini-y (tn i'.l SG-f? 2S cents; live 2Sf 30 cents. Fntlta and Kealtlra CUCl'ilHKHS The Uullea, 70c 400 TOsrAToKB The Dalle. S5fi75c. OMoN8S-llinK price to retail ers: Sets. 8 'ii Sc ll.; Voklina Globe, $1.75ft SO; Oregon 1.9tr S.OO. KUKM1 VKUUTAHLKtf Selling prlc: I.ettui-e. !ocl. $l.f5fe2.00. Seattle, bed $2.7&4I.OO crat; eab tiatfe. local, 2t -'4o lb.; green bean, ill Ac; corn 60 frit Go suck of six docn. CAl I.lFLOWRIt Wat. $11.J5. WATi:itllKU)NS 1 4 4i I'lJAUd Hartletts, box. $2,606 3.25. T A H L R POTATOFS Takima. $2 75( 3 00 rwt.; woi.'ern Oregon. $2. AO 't 2.50 fack. PKAt'llK-i Oregon Crawford. 90o fil.OO; J. H Hale. 90ctl 1.0J; X. W. Tiberias. J 5 K f.c 1 1 1 1 K S PKS-r.ooil. 66'i,c lb.; lower Columbia. 71 c. CANTAl.ot PKS Jumbo, $1.75 standard. $1.50. CAS MAS .V lb. .IHtNKVUKWS to lh COI NTUY MKA1S Selling prices to retailers- Country killed hogs, tiost butchers, under 150 pounds. 1 4 '.j fi 1 5 S cents; vent. "ft to 90 pounds, 23j 24 cents; lambs, 17621 cents; heavy mutt' n IS cents. Wool and Hides MOflAItt Buying price: Iong hfilr, 4oc: kid hair. 60c lb. CASi'AHA H Alt K Buying price: 10JO peel. Re; do peel, C WOOL 1028 crop, nominal. Will amette valley, 33c; eastern Ore gon, ISifrt 27"-'. IinttSKH IDRS Croon or dry, sailed, each. $.00; ponv skins, $1.00 r. c b ; i-olt ski n 2 5o oa eh ; dr y horse. 75c wllh tail and niano on; all cut hides half price MIDI'S -Having prices: THdos, fie; salted bulls. 76c; green bulls. 3o; salted or groi n calf, 12c: waited or green kid. 10c; balr-sllpped hides and skins half price. SllFKp pKLTS Flint dry pelts. 10tff 21e; snited shea rings, each, 10 tfiiru-: flint dry shorts. y. dry salted pelts, each, 25flj-30o; green suits.. Ro. TALLOW No. 1, 6 Mt! No. 3, 6c lb.; No. S. So. Wheat Futures Open High Iw Close Sept. ,..r l i.-M 1.21 ..v:'"". 1.274 i.2fln i.2fil4 .May . . 1 . 3 fl 1 . 3 fi fi 1.35 4 . t r, CASH W 1 1 FAT 'Big Bond blue stem, hard white, 1.3214: soft white. 1 ""!; " ern ' 1. ''- 'mnl v'h- tor, 1.20; northern spring. 1.20: western red, 1.20. OA IV!-,.. .,S-lh. white $33.00. DAILY WEATHER REPORT IT. S. Weather Bureau Office, HoseburK. Oregon. Inta reported by E. H. Fletcher, Meteorologist In charge. Rarometrlc pressure (reduced to Ben level) 5 a. m 30.06 Relative humidity 5 p. m. yes terday (i)er cent) 3; Highest temperature yesterday 6X Lowest temperature last tliphl 37 AvoraRe temperature for the day .. 52 Normal temperature for tlita date .. , 62 Precip. In Inches and Hundredths Precipitation for 24 hours, ending 5 a. m 0 Total precip. since 1st month T Normal precip. for the month 1.27 Total precip. from Sept. 1, 1929. lo date T Normal precip. from Sept. 1 to date Total deficiency since Sept. 1, 1929 .77 .77 Normal seasonal precip. Sept. to May, tncliiHive 31.16 Forecast for interior southwest OreRon: Generally fair tonight and Sunday; not much change in tem perature. Shriners Visit-: , , ' . , Jerry Jerome of Mcdfonl, poten tate of irillah temple, slopped here yesterday accompanied by a group of other Shrlners. The purty was en route tn Mnrshfleld to attend a meeting of the general committee making plans for the ceremonial to be held at tho coast city in Oc tober. Plymouth motor cars have many features that cars of much higher price do not have at all. You will be surprised at the many fine points about the Plymouth and more surprised still, at Its low price. J. O. Newland aud Son. AUTO "SHIMMY" TREATMENT J. O. Newland and Son are equipped lo adjust front wheels for "shimmy." Special equipment lor taking care of the camber, castor aud alignment of front wheels has Just been Installed. The mechanics are trained especially tor this service. (Adv.) ROSEBURG TO BE HOST TO COUNTY AT CELEBRATION (Continued from page 1) success of tne event will depend on whether or not enough of a fund can be raised to carry It off prop erly. "If only 75 business places in Roseburg giva $10.00 each the goal will be reached," Chairman Hawn said, "and surely there will be more than that." The event Is one of utmost Importance aud it Is ex pt-ctrd that the entire city will get behind It. Name for Event Needed In order to properly advertise the event a proper name-slogan was deemed necessary aud It was the opinion of all members of the committee that a short contest should be conducted. It was point ed out that such a name should be short and catchy and describe the event. Roseburg clttsens arp invlt fng the county to come and attend the jubilee and are preparing plen ty of entertainment. The commit tee will pay $5.00 for a slogan that will describe and advertise this event. A slogan contest blank In printed elsewhere In this news paper. The contest will close Fri day evening and all names or slo gans must he In the hands of the committee y that time. The en trants In this contest should mnil their slogans to the Koseburv chamber of commerce office for nt tent ion of the slognn committee Organizations Subject to Call The executive committee, made up of two members from each of the civic and service organizations headed by Mr. Hawn, Will have such a volume of work on its hands that It Is expected all the represented organizations will be called on for draft or volunteer help, "it Is strictly up to Roseburg to put this entertainment and cele nration on In a big way nnd to do this every organization member should he prepared to help," wac the way Chairman Hawn summed the matter up chls morning. The next meeting of the executive com mittee will be held In the chamber of commerce rooms Wednesday evening at 7:30. DEATH TOLL IN DETROIT CLUB FIRE GOES TO 20 (Continued from page 1) sponslbillty for the fire but would I hold to account, as well, the au thorities who permitted the place to operate. Departments which will bo af fected In view of the prosecutor's statement were the recreation de partment, which granted the li cense for dancing; the police de partment which granted the res taurant license; the building de partment whlch approved a permit for remodeling of tho place when It was opened last year, and the fire commission which permitted tho bul'dlng to open after Its In vestigation was supposed to have proved the place waB safe. t Owner Alleged Lax Prosecutor Chenot said that Mar t.in"Cohn, owner of the Study club, who Is being held pending the In vestigation, admitted ho recently had been ordered to Install a fire escape to replace an old ono which hud been torn down. Laurence J. Richwine, a recreation department Inspector, said that Cohn had been granted a permit a year ago 3 SHIP BY K RED ARROW FAST FREIGHT I i NEW EQUIPMENT EARLY DELIVERY U Fast Thru Service hetween Portland, Roneburn. Myrtle Point, 5 Coqulllb, Marthflold. Connecting lines other points. ij nnuncn fthin iuqi lorn rinniCD a " a Creason M North Jucknon, Phono 61)8 i Va&tt'bZbbbZ&bl&l'bV 9 SI Shopping Attractively made, sturdy and adapted for carrying & $. heavy and light parcels. 4 0 Indispensable for women who do the family shop- A ping. Priced low to meet your demand at , p 60c 70c 85c ! I ! Churchill Hardware Co. THE WINCHESTER STORE on the pr: mue t.uit he would build I the new tiro escape. Cohn also ad mitted, the prosecutor asserted, there were no signs pointing lo ex- ItU. RUSSIAN PLANE REACHES ALEUTS MOSCOW, Sept. 21. The Rus sian plane "band of tba Soviets" was reported by the soviet ne"'s agency Tass to have landed early this morning on Attu Island, the extreme west of American terri tory In the Aleutian islands. The agency reported that tho plane left Petropavlovsk, Kamch atka, enrou te to Now York last night ami covered the 750 miles tu Attu island by way of Hering Strait at an average speed of 112 mites an hour. A violent storm raged while the flight was In pro gress. 1 ' 'l he next stop planned Is at Dutch Harbor (Unalaska) whence the plane will proceed to Seward, Sitka and Seattle. The crew of the plane consists of Pilot S. A. Shestakov, Second Pilot P. E. Ilolotov, Navlgatot- S. V. Stertigof and Mechanic D. V. Fufayev. -o- BUSINESS CHANCE TODAY BETTER, MELLON STATES WASHINGTON, Sept. 20. Sec retary Mellon belleveB that busi ness opportunities for the young man today are 'ten times better" than when he b:gan his. cariw. His view was dh: closed to Sena tor KesB of Ohio who bo quoted the treasury department head In an address at the opening exercises of American university. Pess said he had asked Mr. Mel lon If he thought the opportunities were hh good now as in the pott and the latter replied: "As good! Why they aro- ten times better." ; John R. Kelly Auto Body and Fender Work 444 N. Jackson Phono 466 & Warehouse K Kosouurg, Oio. S 5 " 0 Baskets Dodge Coupe Looks good, rurfs gcod. priced right. C. A. Lockwood , Motor Co. THE THRILL OF RADIO awaits you in the NEW . Stewart Warner Never before such hair line selectivity and distance-getting ability. May we demonstrate in your home? ' See the new Models in our Exclusive Showroom J. O. Newland and Son , Roseburg, Oregon Phone 458