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Newspaper Page Texti- ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 29. 1930. SEVEN POLLY AND HER PALS It Was a "Swell" Idea 1 Dry, Warm Feet j Keep You From Taking Cold CI a sstfied Se at tori KATES: for w4. eacb. (portion, 1 cent. BJ tlx week, I aeau wt ; ; Minimum pr adtrtWtantnt, ti ceoU. Mall jour S4 cuunt U Wonts and endow stamp, check or Money enter. &UT LlSTErM, BOSS, OF ONLY 17 WILL 6lT AT TB i Ht4H Vs TOP SHELP F r- FOR SALE OLD rji'JWTII 33 rn. fir wood, rtmne H I.L 11I.OOI) lurue Narruiraiisfctl i turns, $7. Phone 23K14. I OAT and vetch baled bay for feale. C. R Krugel, Dixonvllle. FOIt SALE Red Bourbon turkey lomn. Wm. Beidine. Phone ttt 'S. HIGH KiaU used piano, very , rea aonaule. N17 S. Siepiielis. 305-V.- 4 I-'OR SALE I four-horse steam en Ktf and boiler. Cheap. Phone 21K13. KOH SAl.K CHEAP Two nice lu-iitM- calves. Roscoe Conn. Phone fiF24. OaK UWjNUR- iion'l (urgi to call 6B3 when in ntd of auto parts. Sarft's Auto Wrecking House. FOR SALE L'sed tires at a big saving to you. All sizes. L. R. Chambers service station. Phone 611. ifOll SALE A lew purubrt-ii White lioiiaiid gobblers $7, or trade for hens. L. W. Huan, Oakland. Ore. 1 ' '. - ONE Buckeye cnul brooder, 5U0 ' chick size, prac.ically new" hall' price. John Musgrove, Sutlierliu, Ore. ItAIiV CHit'KS White Leghorns, llred right hatched right. Cata log tree. I specialize in hatching turkey egt;s. Roy S. Hands, Col- tage Grove, Ore. , WANTED "r: I WANTED When you need a tow cur, call Chambers. Phone 649 or 679. ,- FOR KENT 5 furnished house keeping rooms. 710 Mill St. Call ntV-r - p. in. WANTEH- Double your fit r price by bringing nie your live mink. D. I). liooue, 216 Court St. YOL'NG LADY wants work, moth erless home only, has fare, go anywhere suited. G. Hall, IMUTD. 1 Portland, Ore. WANTED Young lady trained at Northwestern School of . Com merce wants sonographic .posi tion. Address "M," care News Re view. WANTED One of the long estab- -li. sited leaders in the field of pow er farm i equipment wants to intike a profitable contract with a man in this locality as a reiki! dealer. The opportunity is' great, due to the acceptance of power inethodH by fanners generally, and their growing demand ' foi tractors, combines and coinpan-1 ion machines. This man should have a wide acquaintance among farmers, some working capital, and.be known for honesty and fair dealing. Ho may or may not now be engaged in retail busi ness. All correspondence is 'con ft -dent iii 1. Address reply to Box 22, ' care News-Review. rOR RENT I'THNISHKD Hf)USK 611 S. , 1C. G. Kingwell. Phone 2'.JL FOIt HKNT 3-room modern apt., close in. 34S S. Tine. Jtoadmaii '''' Apts. FOH ItKNT Steam Jjeated, fur nished room. 122 S. Jackson St., opposite Antlers theatre. nKFierc ROOMS Light, airy, mod ern, hot and cold water, steam heat, located in heart of city, rates reasonable. Apply room 311, Perkins building or phone 124. ) ielXaneous I IT IS better to repair In the rain than to live under a leak. Page Lumber & Fuel Co. - Fit 10 15 LESSONS Riven In decora tive painting and art needle work. 334 N. Rose. Phone &56-J. ATTRACTlvt; uurahle tre'spast? tio Hccr printed on either cardboard or sign clcth are Bold by the News-Review office. NEW TODAY FOR SALK Western fence pfts, also fir red cedar wood. Ad- dr. Hox 2, Camas Valley. FOR SALK Purebred R. I. R ltifiiters. $'2 each. Hatching e-:g;s, ?i; per I nO. Itox 2l(J, lioseburg, Ore. Phone IFI. - WK If A V K the most re( ker in tow n. If w powerful can't get yo-t out of the ditch, done. Stephens Auto 5M it can't ' be Co. Phone FOR SALK A loely Cibsin guitar with leather case, almost new. Cosi $m. Will sell for Also hild's Simmons bed with silk' floss mattress, cost f.'K Will sell; For v Pho::e 6"fi-.1. AT YOUH SERVICE Da or Night STEPHENS AUTO CO. Phone 632 ysr.' Sfc j - .o evi't.; Western Oregon. J.J".i ( rV. Avt, cnVt..-tli:pQ Hln IlnwM j I XIT-Mrosrr.ii whIiii::r. 22a U-W, " 'J .tirVrA 1 niord.-. ni'.r.V; filloi'.s. aniet v.illev -'.'a VML. &,-?s I t..-. :.-is. 21i ::.: I K..n. 1 V " ' - V --ntj ji pound; SuutheM -Canary bhwrt and ! West Ijuip St. HIGH 8L-huot stiMlt-ni waiiis wuik mornings, jireffr office work. H. ti., taiu News-Review. FOK SALK Itarred Rock L'sks, 4 centa. Prof. I)ryun. 2tiKiiif cock ertia. A. Hume, Wilbur. FOR RENT Furnished ihrett- rooni apartnieut, water and limits fuinisbetf; bath. U per mouth. 616 S. Pine. MONEY ll yuu want to build a home, refinance your present loan or get title to your home, we can help yon. I lOl'GLAS ItClLDlNU if LOAN ASSOCIA TION. Medical Arts buiidiiiK- FOR SALE Milk f.r the children from "abortion and tubercuiai tested cows.' ll is better lo Kive them pure ' milk than purified milk. Phone 16F1L C. T. Tip ton's dairy. FOR TRADE Rose burg ucreaav to exchange lor Lunelle liome. Six acres line river bottom near L'mpqua park, good buildiugtt; ileal with owner. Real estate agents notice, thin property its out of yo.ir hands, u iilu Eugene Hogiwtur, 324.1-L. THE FAIREST LOAN WE HAVE EVER KNOWN What the fed oral farm loan has done for the farmer our long term easy pay ment mortgage does lor the home owner. t'MPyl'A SAV INGS AND LOAN ASSN., Doug las Abstract building. HELP WANTED SALESMAN West Coast Life Insurance com pany having approximately $125, otm.uuu of insurance in force have an opening for an experienced Irfe insurance salesman as dis trict ugent, with a record or tier sinial production, one with inuus- trial experience preferred. We write both standard and sub- sinndard business villi or with out sick and accident benefits, ah.o up-to-date1 children s pol icies, gi'vtng one thousand dol lars death benefit at age live. A progressive company seeking a uKiL'snitv haii'fiiiiitii. i.ii 1 vi 1 first year and renewal commis sions with bonus on production. Limited''iiiiu:;ciul a dsi.ue en man selected. Write J. V. I Stewart. Portland, ination. 625 Kailiug Building. Oregon, for full iufor- I TODAY'S MARKETS 5 ; 4 (Ai.fiuti'ft I'rrs3 J,oi l'Oiri'l.AND,' Jan. Kl'Jull-H lfClll!f(l I1KIUII whI Wirv) tfii L'(ln', ii-.'foj .1 f 11 t lit i-a-ilti v I'r.iiliii.-- ell h: ' i)-niJiTrtU u 1 Hi!l Mill Hit. 1 IK lntin. i eh in Ult- inn! .)-(, r -e.sli hum! tn 111:: v.i-ri' cut la Kir, .Mtiliuin lir.st Wrlv iiiiut-i-t ut S-'JIff. Thin finlli'-r riitiHlluii wits no xiii iirWy in lew uf tin- ia- Ituti.T pru-fs wwo firm ami un- ftlillli;'l. Itt-vi. wlni: tr fruit anil Vfci tiiMi' jsit'liitiui). di" I'. 11 (lain! huit;:iu ut tin- I'niti'd States lU-parltmiit ol jiKi't'-iilMiiti Hiiys: Trmlintf Is guoH on I'ltrtlamrN w-holi'salv fruit ami WKrln Mi- ni;.i ki't tliln w.-.-k. f'uv retail. -rs "if !' pli'iilsltiim th.-fr Htifks. h.ni.wiiiti their I wo weeks i-lifui r.'.t UiloM n.i 1 1 mi ilue l to IniTmsNalilf el rcvii. Whnte.Jal.-lH' tlellverv Inn kH an- i'l flo ft lift I u tlit-ir way In suhurban ami rural retail center: all of which makes Tor H-tive dlsi riliution. "Must .coiiimoilitles are nnchanx ed in price, although wide price raiiKes geiiirally pievnil, due to vai lal ton In timtllty of sent liern proilucc now orTi-red for sale. Sonif slock c liow h dct'-rlonii Ion, poH.-.tldy due to too hum storawe hi ref rii-ra-tor cars last wt-.-k. awaltiliK an op port 11 til t v lo unload. "1 enialid for apples Is iic.Ive; ell caper nortH esju'ciully el en l I n W up readily. I.nth at 1'oitlanii anj at shipptiiLc poinlf. "Nlnet v-t our earn of ejnirfl. wt Were ji'ilppt-d froin rullforii1 1 and A r I zona ycnicrday ; this belnji t'.tv seanon's peak niovettn-nt thut f;.r. -The potato market shov.'s In creased Hctlvity at Yaklim: v:dley slill"'lti po'nlfi. and prices 11 f 1 to :; rtol1iir t-r '"" hitler than !aft week's close. Portland potato p; Ices are un-lriii-d though, ai.d tin market i rather d ill." P iRTLANI), .l:in. ti:".-- a'ie s 'fTar k.-d Itasjst Sir ,uly; - ale , .mil Ol' I t. cu t. 11 et SUKar, . ....i'l wl. Flour ptct - I a mil v pa 1 en is. -i.'x. . . Vheat. !.-. .iM; raiiali.. I Us alters' hard wheat, !; . SV.il'i; hhicslem. patents. . t".::u. Ullol ?.;.; pustry flour. 4!'s. $7."o. UlllllMtlOIIH ItCTTKH ruio; c-mijis. -1" cent; st a iihi ils. ccnis; prime 1 11 vt s. . ei'ias, firsts, 1 cents. h.i a;S: iruunrj piodurers' pr(re Fresh extras, 37 cents; Mandaid. Hi cents: fresh iiiet'luni. ti cents, im-diani firsts. '.H cnlH. Hi T ' t.-ii i- AT Uirert uhlppers' track N... I rade. ..ntv. No. -rrade, :'I enf; j-tation-i No. I. e. Ill": X C llts; PortlHfi'l de livery pi ices: No. 1 bullurlut. 41 cent;; No. i:. Z'i cents. "i1K liuymit ince, 4 per cent t.lW POL'l.Titv ll raw henj. ov.r I 't lt-s.. ' - 1 1 ; .1.. ::v to ( Jl ; lo n::d'-r " 'v 1om "J I cents, hroil-r.-, lil.t. Sni (n-ed, 'it etniti h,: old r'felrs. 12c; sl.-tKH. 1 '- Die; dnck.i. " I n j:.c DitKSSl'.D I'oCl.TUV Tuik.-y! fiin'-y loins,- Si "t ::r( ; fsin- J hctis, hnuso. is j:.c "'KET I'ojATORM r.i. 7 eentj n pound; Y ii rev n ,!" irnie. ! I'ntTN-rn y hkTS Plfin: prlen i i n rfaii"-'" Creiptrv K tfiefi hops. ' Hnil iir)re1 ondcr 5l nnnn''i. ' i I.. i- -it P.. h ill : l;im! 2: i .'-; . ' fj"l. 7, to it.i it., .V.'t ; hem y . 1 ilop-a y..rr.ir..il. 1 risti.. -. .WOOL. 13-3 ';irp liominl Will- FOIt SALE lemalt'S. 73 M VTOi' T,ncal not LiT. rn M. w -st 11. t."' I'll; .- fioe-ked. I OiS i. NS P"1!inir pr!e to rt?ill- $ !."' I oi'-ifon. j. if. '-I ..:,. nrko" Letto'e." II 1 1 t' rj it 1 VhUpV ! t n; Sr,cr;enei:io, 'o. , I TAIll.K VoTAToKS De"eh:ito? ' I'M 4LW4VS A BIT CLhAJ 5USRCIOU?. WHEM HEALTH SHE'S SO 6ILEMT! IM ffllJrEKMErD! I 4iMT F&R ;omi-m;iit STOKIKS Bv Mux Trell King Fat-Wat Declares ; 1 the Rain. . "Sh. noi so loud . . . in'4 somoinV U; was dier speaking. 1 rmxjieci the tin-ol- Mij. F lor. Hanid, Yam and Knarr'the 'five. Jitile shadow-chil 1 drtn! with 1 h turMed-abimt-'names 1 1 ..,.,,.1. . in 'i-K,. 1,1 I i th play-room. H was late at night. ) All the real-children were' asleep Hight near the leg of the painted "King Fat-Wat Hates the Riin.' chair - the tin-soldier was wailing, lie was leaning lor ward slightly on his musket and his ear was turned up lo catch the sound uf footsteps or whatever else it was he expected to hear. t "Whom are you expecting?' Knarf asked at last in a low voice. Me rolled his eyes mysteriously. "Don't breathe a word of this to anybody. I'm expecting a messen ger from King Fat-Wat " "King who?'' "Fat -Wat. I used lo be general in His Majesty's army before I re tired to take charge of this house, Hut yesterday I learned that he de clared war against the rain " "Against the rain!" the shadows PANTAGES AGAIN SEEKS RELEASE ON CLAIM OF ILLNESS (.Wc latcil L-iiM ii Wife) Lf)S ANCKLKS, Jan. Hear ing of a pot it ion seek in I he re lease from jail on bond of Alexan der Pant ages, multi-millionaire theater uutti, pcndhi decision of his appeal from a conviction of as sault upon Kiiniee Pringle, 17-year-old dancer, is set for today in su perior court. Attorneys t(r the fd-ycar-old vaudeville magnate yesterday lih-d v. ith Supei ior .Iud: e Chai h s W. Frtcke affidavits by three physi cians, who declared Panraaes is in Kn-at danger of permanent injury and death as a result of hi., con finement. The a lli davit.-; declared pHitiufce has sufi'ered several heart attacks and specified a "very serious" recent attack. A previous attempt, to obie.fn freedom on bond failed after physi cians appointed by the court testi fier! Paiiiaes uTi red principally from unrounded feats of death. Deputy Di.-trict Attorney Robert P. S't-u at t s;-id he w ill ask the eotut to appoftit disinteicsted nifdj cal experts t: examine Pantaye:-ln-f.'ire a decision is nrtdf. Pate i ta;;es is facin': a sentence of from on lo fitly years in prison for conviction on the assault charge. Ailss Pi ;iiL-le last week ftl"d mil! tor l.e iM.ooo damages acaittst the the-(er man. 2Sfe3.'ic; rastcrn Ore V lirnl lL'iHiire' Cf'.-n Hiuh l.o' I'lo.-e ASH U'HKAT l i - 4 . iv.fct uAT.t Nj Ml jlj jlLJ fin .Mi v BILL Or- e'P.R Ah SEE HER J HOURS! 1 couldn't help exclaiming. , '"King Fat-Wat hates the rain. 'U j gets everything- so wet, ne used to ' say. And he was right, though lj was a little doubtful at first. In the. I bt ginning he was lenient with it. Do oruvred the toilowing sign to be painted on all the rooftops In the hyigdom: ' ' ' Ham Is Forbidden To Fall On Monday faatu.day ' . " and Sunday "Monday is washday and Satur day and Sunday are holidays so .Hiit iaii'i .aiited on any ol these oas. Hits Majesty particularly hal ed rain 011 Monday because tuo royal washerwomen would string up lines indoors and the whole palace would be hung with drying clothes. It was painful for him to receive ambassadors and foreign ministers with the palace in such a condition, especially as it often happened that, the washerwomen, objected to the clothes being dis turbed. Saiurilayu and Sundays he aiwa.vs spent at the seasnore un less, of course, it rained. And that's why he didn't want it to." ' "And did it. stop after he asked if to?" "Not altogether. Some weeks it would obey exactly and His Majes ty would be overjoyed. Then the very next week it would rain on Monday, Saturday and Sunday. It was most disagreeable. Finally he, oidert-d the signs to be changed to read : Rain Permitted On Monday Saturday and Sunday "Hut that did no good either. Then he called in his wise men and asked their advice. And after long thought they suggested a brll-. liant plan.'; .The tin-soldier paused. "What was it?" I hey asked eag erly. ilrn. I seem forget. Let me see now , . , whui was it?" And he thought ami thought. (Tomorrow: The Brilliant Plan) ( Copyright, HHiO, Newspaper Feature Service, Inc.) CARTER'S SHARE OF I PURSE IS WITHHELD PORTLAND, Or.-., Jan. 2i. The Portland boxing commission loday ordered money due Denny t Kid ) Carier, knocked out in the firsl round of the main event with Joe Marcus last night, held up pending a hearing set for later in the day. Carter was knocked down three times in the first round by M.ir cus. The tltiid lime he didn't gel up. lie was counted out. HEART-DISEASE IS PANTAGES' WORRY LOS ,.(;i;L1;S. Jan. s:'!t. A h'juintr on the petilfon of Alexan der Pautaes, malt ini illjon; u e show man recently convirteii oi a ciiminal asstuill, was t outline d until -l:."u p. m. today after two doeio! y, one a county physician, had If Milled he was a victim ol am: In a p torts, a hear I disease,, and that. hirther incarceration tTtiuIit prove fatal. TAXI DRIVER LOST AFTER MAKING CALL; I'fiRTLA.VM. ore.. .Inn. I'.ti'Iitre nf L. Ili'nwn, taxi driver, n tci urn after answ ciiny a call tiii;' "iwn iu it ;',-Yf-tj tml n t-.i.-li of Vancouver. Wei ,h.," was iciKittl ed to p(di'-e toijay. The call h;-d efiin frfint I'ark nml Vamhilli slrectH Inlo Tuesday. M(nri Schlal j ler, fii.spatch.., ahl. j " j. j Ji 'I ji Leaky Roofs j Sin;, ymir leal-inn roof isiul w.'llfil with littmeet. Slick to any w ct1 ! siir'aco. Painted ot mopped. lic-l , fpiii". no evpci ieiicc Applied (did.' , Lmi -fj-: r-t.v-n Lu. I lr:ie t -t ! Adv. i N i ; where .ARE YOlT rWRLIKJOf its BiTH TimE, -y PR&CIOUS.'. JDE iViARCUS WHIPS 1 PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. 29. Joe Marcus, Portland's leaping light u eight, surprised a big crowd at the auditorium last iiikiH when.ae tool; the. nieauro of Denny ,(KJd Carter. Los'Angeies Mexican, with a good record to his credit.- 1 he bout was over in less than ' one round. Joe's opening punch, a right to the uw, floored the Mexican for a count of two, but so dazed him be I was unable to offer any effociiye resistance co .joe s insistent aiiacK and soon went down for a count of nine, to he followed' by the finish ing blow. Marcus weighed 133 and Carter 127. , , The feature of the evening' was the sensational len rotind return en gagement of Mickey Doian, Port land, and Jimmy Anderson, As toria. The little midgets went ten fast ami furious rounds wtihout a let-up, that'had the crowd on edge throjtfhout. Dolan Kent Anderson down in the first round, but from that lime on it was give and take, Anderson's gamcnoss and aggres siveness overcoming I jo lairs lirut round advantage. Kenneth Kent, Portland middle weight with the terrific punch, knocked out Joe Hlackwell, F.u g"no. In the fifth of their six-round bout. Hlackwell put up a game fight, but two consecutive knock downs, such as Kent can deliver, wiis enough. Hilly Jenkins knocked oul Freddy Hurt In the foiirih round of the cur-tutu-ralser "Swede" Nelson, Ver nonia, nosed out Pete llyrnes, Port land, in another torrid four-rounder to take the decision. IN BANKRUPTCY In the District Court of the United States for the District of Oregon. Ill the matter vt A. 1. Cnbbiiis, Dank rupt. To the creditors of A. L. Cribbins, of Keedspori. in t lie County uf Douglas and dislricl ttfoiesiild, a bankrupt; Notice is hereby Mlveii (hat the said A. L. Cribbins was on the 27ih day of December, J!J2!f, duly ad judicated bankrupt; and lhat lite lirst meeiiim of his creililors will bu held at the office of the under signed in ItosebuiK, Oregon, on the luth day of Fidiriiary, liKlh, at Pi o'clock in the lorenoon, at which time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a tins tee, examine the bank t upt ami it attract stp-h other business as may properly come before said meet in'.'. Da;ed Jan lai v 2!Hh. IttW. V. L. HAMILTON. Kefrree in itankruiitcy. o , DAILY WEA1HEB REPORT u. s Itciseliui K. II. eharire. Weather Hureaii Office, l. Oregon. Data reported by jelchur, . Meteorologist in Kiironi'-trie prenmiro (ted need to nop li-v-l) 5 a. in. . :i0.23 Itchillve hiimidiiy .0 p. in. yen- terday tp- r cent) 01 Mielieit tHiiijuTaiiire e-l'iday 17 J v. -t tf-tiivr:IUtt' liiKf Iiiehl IS Average leinpt'iaiuro lor llie (lav i: Not trial temperature for tlii I d;.te i: Precip. tn fnchet and Hudredths: I I'rei itdtation for HI hours. j e ndini 5 a. in - 17 Total pe ip. fiie-.e IhI inoiitii V, til f Normal pre Ip. fir thin month.. &.3I T"al preetp. from Kept. 1. lHJil. to dalo N'oiinal piceip , fioin .Sept. 1 lo date 1S'i, 1!t;:i 5. SI Normal nea.ona! preelp. Spt. tn May. Jiiclilvn 31.161 Foieiasl lor inteiior Konihwet f!uii (ienerally fan lomvli' and I mw Ml l.lfimx'iitttti t'ltH L'w-it IVirv) . LOS ANtiKLKS, Jan. 2K. Scrlpl ! fur the scenario of Hidlywoou a j hew riim coiony romance lit being bride. . Slating that bh'e "believe her uauguier too youug iuio 'uj ifiuuf 5 ii mil iM-in.i nr. K Mtv. tieorse Deiier Uttimf ilr file suit for aii'iulmeut.of (he tuarriage of Loretlu Young, i 17-year-old film actress, to Grant Withers, 2tt I ea rn rod screen player. 1 -'Mian YnuiiK and : Wlthera. .vhojSJ met six months ago when 'they 4 were aitt opposite each other " 1 Wj plciiiH's. Sunday climaxed their w courtship with an aerial elotment S and wedding in uma. Art.. I poiiiV their rflurn home for the Parental j &raiTTTMlIrMtfrM b least iik, they wore met insieau uy the disapproval of Mrs. Helzer. Although she previously had frowned upon the union because Withers had been married before and divorced, Mrs. Helzer slated be r chief objec l ion win I he ex treme youth of her daughter. "I believe she should watt anoth er year," Mrs. Helzer said.-"Then if they feel like getting married, there will be no objection on my part. They both have admilted they were Impulsive, and have agreed to a separation." ( The auuuUuent suit, legal (min orities believe, will rise an inter esting point at law, as the legal marriage age for women in Ari zona is 16 years, in California It is IS. News Briefs (.W-M-i4ttit Vn-a IawmI Witr SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 28. De claring such deprivation would be "cruel and unusual punishment," Superior Judge Hut Parker denied Mrs. Lillie Phillips a modification of a divorce decree from Phillip Phillips, milesman, in which Khe nought to include Phillips' fishing tackle and shotgun among the com munity property. SANTA CLARA, Cal., Jan. 28. Fop the second time In recent months. Father Jerome Six t us Klckard, famed "Padre of the Ilalns,' as In the t'niversily of Santa Clara Infirmary with heart (rouble. Physicians Raid ho was: in no immediate danger. LONDON, ' JAN. 28. nrlllsji women who marry' ' Americans have no country. So far as Ureal Hi Itlan is concerned v.iey ure alhms. ' To become Anierlcans tho muct bo naturalized. Foreign Secretary Htmtlerson clucliluted when ijuestloned In tho (louso of Commons. Then' havo been no Indications of perturbation because of bachelors amoii the American delegation to the navy parley., COKDOI1A, Argentina, Jan. 2fl. Suveral persons were killed and a number Injured by u violent storm which swept the region of Coidoha dviriiiK the nlKhl. The town was in darkness all night because of power plant fail ure while telephone and tefctfruph servicea wore in ten upted. CORDWOOD WANTED Sealed proposaU will h received on BOO cords (more or Jean) of 4 ft, wood, first growth or second growth I'Irwood or first, growth fir slahuood (no round wood or wood under nix IiicIich in diameter will be accepted). Prices to be f. o. b. Oregon State SoIdter.M" Home, jtose burn, Oregon. Delivery lo bo com pleted, by OcL 1, laan. Spuclftca tlons and blanks for bidding will be furnished upon application at the Oregon Statu Soldiers' Home, and at tne office ol tho under signed. Dids will be opened February 10, 1!W at the office til tlm umlmslgn ed, and must be accompanied by a certified check tu the tuuu of 10 pel1 cent of the total amount bid, made payable to the Oregon State Hoard of Control, which sum will be held by the Hoard as u guaran tee that (he bidder will enter into a contract' to furnish the amount awarded. 'Die Hoard reserves the right' lo reject, any or all bids or to accept any part of a bid. CAULK AHIIAMS, Secretary Oregon Slate Hoard of Control, Capitol Hldg.. Salem, Ore gon. Dlslilh-d water only' Is used In our battery service. New land's bai tety department. Adv. DR. NERBAS DENTIST Painless Extraction . , Gaa When Desired Pyorrhea Treated Phono 488 Masonic Md. Roseburg Cabinet Shop j 612 Fowler Street Builtns, Door and Window Frames maoe to order. We carry a stock of Veneer. Saw Filing a Specialty. ED 8. AND F. L. COCKELREAS Phono MIJ JOIN THE RADIO CLUB Help us to clear this city of radio interference. Send your dues to the club secretary. Ver non M. Orr at the Roseburg National Bank: DUES S2.03 PER YEAR Over a Million Users C'MENT-ON SOLES Testify of the good they get from C'Ment-Ons. ;;; Cuts your shoe repair bills in half you put 'em on and save. Sulci by Churchill Hardware Co. .Nutuo of tutli oi ot-rmneiit ilm- '.. -i I ....let liirico, WumIiiuk- . i'i-c. in, t j j;t. Not ice i ii. ,vi, K'Vi il tlllil MlhJCft IU tllu -.oou...oiifi unit iiieuiiiioHM of inu k si June a tai (ij ritut. iii. mo uuuii.Kd by luc iet oi Alav li. UJS. (u htai. iy.. I'ubll. No, m.'l. miiijcci iiimii to thy i.rovlsiona in the uct ot I'Vluuiuy ai, lyu (ii Mat. ll (J), itit.t p.,isuaiit to de- pai llllemai rcKUiiitiellU Ill'lHOVcll July J, I:2tf, tis uhu-iki. d. im- titn- cr on llic iollouluK Ihikih will he, soul i-U. 17, l;i;tp at lit o'clock lit llllllllc miction Uf tllK 1:1111- eU ijtiitca land office at ltonehur(. koii. to me tUiiUev uidUcr u.1 1 not ictiH ihiin the iii.nrnimd nrlec as Hhown bv thin notice. Miile to lie Miihjecl to thu nenroval of the See i rutaiy of lliu Inleiiur. Tliu purchase priii. wllh un udditloniil uuju ol one-flftlt of one pur cent uoreoi. -cillK coUUIUHjtioiif; iilloWid. llltlM lie .posited When the riKht to pur ha h a wardKtl bv the IteltlHter. but curllflinti- i.r wale will not iumn until tile iiardmser has coniidkt-n fully with said reHUTiUloim of Julv li, 1HJV, as lo the execution of the ontraet of sale, ami lioiid. i..oiilr. d thereunder. Thu money dcponit ed will he returned If Hate 1h nut un proved, nthci'vli)e: patent will lusue for'llie llniher, which immt be re moved within ten yearn. Kids will hi) received from clll'ciis of the Pulled fcit iiteu. ussucUit Imia of such lllzens and cormn-iii Ions or ten nixed under tho Iiiwh of thu United Still en or any Htate, territory or dlHtrtct thereof only. Upon appticat fon of a Mualltled purchiiHer the liinher on :iny leK.'il HohdlvlHhm will he offer ed separately be tore bciiiif t nut in ted In H'lV Offer nf a lat'tfer UtlM. T, 1 S.. It. II W.. See. lil. NKM SWA re.t fif '(fit) M. T. 1!S K., II. i W.. Her. (I. 8Vli NK4 red fir 15S0 M. red cedar 6 M, T. 2 H It. d W., Sec. n. HKV SV. red fir UOfi M. red Ini" M. SW'li Vi r. ii rir lxn m. red cedar lfni T. 1.1 .. It. ; V.. Sec. 17. NK'i NK'i red fir 6lTi M. T. :t'-' A . It. ti V., See. 11. NWN OVk'S u- ar pine 70 M, red rlr Lti ,M T. B s.. K. , W . S.c. 8. NWy NW red ftr 3:t:i M. T. 7 R. 11. 1 K. .St 1. Sl- v- KW-i red fir 3 -'5 M. T. IS S.. It, 1 Ji.. s.-c. 31, Nl-; SK'A reit rir lie) w, i . t R, It. 6 I-:.. Sec. a. SK' -K4 vel tow fir IH'O M. IJemloi k 2d M. T. 3 N.. It. U V See. 2A, NKVi NWU red fir IH&ft M, none of the llniiier on these HcrtlotiH to he sold .'or leM tliaii Sl.uU pui for tun ruil fir. Il..'i pur M. mr the i eil uediu , IJ.tM) tier M for llie VellOW ill'. S.l.Ul) iiti M for the auBr pine ml tu ee.ut& per iM lor lliu lieil.ioiU. 'I'. Iff o,, K. I W Hue. l'i. Si-.Vi hVA r'd and veliow III- l.luil. .Miw l'eu'1. SA'Vi H 'V tiUi.UHt loot. :l J W.. It- W.. Sec. NV Vi f-W lA yellow :ir -'HO M. led Ilr '. it) Al, 1. if H.. K. tl .. Hue. I ., Ml U Ne Vt red Iir fH') M. I ci. cedni 1m) Al. I'. ! H. I I"'- ee. j j, sk i,4 se; K, yellow ilr lu-ii iy. Millie lu- l.u Al. Hemlock -0 Al. nolle uf tut! llmlief oil tncne HectiollM to od ior less uuuv i.7ti per a! Iiu ihu nil aiid eliow fir. l.ieJ ler . I or l lie it ll ceil it V UlKl &'J cell l pel . for the while lit mid oeimuck. Y. Jl S.. Ii. & V.. Hec. 1. Ud I eiloW nr lift M. red rn- :t Ai, Lot l V iow in- ;i-h) Al. red Iir 2uu .!. ml tt ,1a i- 2.". M. T. I K. I b' '. ll. l-ot ;i veilow Mr I !' M- ' "d edai Hi Al. while pirn- l. M. hemiock i Al. Lot K yellow Ilr ft. .. M. i ' .i (-ed.ii l M, whim P'tiu M M. iieiiiiock it. M. Uot 1 yeliow fu UbO M. red ce dar 1 M. MiW hK'A, yellow fir 15 M M. red cedar, HI M. white I.I.m lit U, NW4 ?ynw f r 1J; ...i.i... ..I.... vr. t fnontock ii a At. red un i,V, lie J(i M.' none of the Umhur on iiicsf, Nirii'iiiH to he sold for leHh than H.fi'l per M lor the "e.i ' r.'d cents per M for ih ,1 R U M l. I eedar 1 3 K M hem- j'eiii M. red' fir fi Ml M. rj'd Vtt k lhi :..'..n..n lo he Hold for less than t .,,r M for tho ltd and yellow fir and HM per w M or the led emir nd hemlock. T. 1H K. It. J , 1't NK'i SWI4 red fir '.0 M. .''' i, y,i,rl-!ir nShw? -dl-rn &,mV whit., m . r-i c-!',.;- i.-.-i M. hemlock fin Af. NWU svv li, ID Al, white fir Al cedar R'i M. N.. It. 3 W.. S. low fir ' ' M r. M H-nilo.k lr. ,-, i. nvv. : red fir t-' H. T. 'I '.'A v,.. I cedar fir 1 Pi' noleH il'Hl, SKVi N1- M, led low fir a m sw Ni :v Vi 'i -cdat I pi Al. red fir lt"l Mi DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting of Glasses 118 Jackson St. nd place your order for Good Groceries You s.lve yourself time, trouble and worry. LOWEST PRICES QUICK SERVICE Economy Grocery O. L. JOHNSON The Storo That Sorves You Best. Phone A3 344 N- Jackson f Tel t. poles mo. NKVi NVi nd fir At. - veurtt Dj M. br,U is ii w rc-U iir tn ai. icd i cu. i r io Ai. '.4 Vi-nun' Iir JMJ M. till iir jjo Al. -ied cU.tr 3ti Al, N t a hti K'nutv nr le M. ret! iir ti iw Al. i ed rmar -10 Ai. SIC i-. yellow i ir uf") At. r. d cellar -d. ,M-.u hW"i red ijc-bW kl, rel uruar in M, none oi Un t i. tti .ier on luc&e nCt.iuiiH lo i less than lU.Utj per Al f unit vuuiot ... uiul ted ld lor i ho, Afd cents ik r Al io- tne wnllu in uiid lie in ioc k and 30 e ni 8 cacn ior tho citl.ir ptdes. st-;u sww lar ptden. T. 3i S-. it. 4 K.. ..,c..,a.(. el ow t iiu n.10 ai. red r. 4 S.. li. u K Sen..: I ft. SWVi Sl-J'4 dlcud) yellow fir titiO Ai. t dead hemttM-k b& M. tdifftfi, Fed cedar 2a Al. Si-J k SW W (dead) yel low fir 7 Mil M, (dead) tiemiocK 35 AI. V h SAY W tdca-D Vt-lw fif ,S:i Al. (dead) hemlock n: Al. none, of I tie Umber on these seel i ons to tin Hold lor lean than 10 cenis pi r r.l for die n d eedar and hemlock. (I.ail per AI fur the red and veliow fir and y....u iki .o iw ihi- yehow Pine. T. IS S.. It. 1 V, See. 17. NK4 N K Vi, ret low iir Itijii Al. red fir &d Al. rei. cedar 17'i M. Iic ulwfe 'M Al. vvhtl fir ; AI, KK'4 NKVi red fir K.Urt At, hemlock 4t M. none of the llniher on thtH s-otlou to be sold fur lem tliati $2.(10 per AI. ftr the red and yellow Ilr tl.'2a per M for the red cedar and 7r t-eniH pur AI for the white fir and hemlock. T. Hi It. 4 V See. 7. I.ot 2 red fir BO. M. Lot 3 r'd fir 4B Al. none of the I fin her on (his Hcellon lo he Hold for less lhan 11.25 per Af. C C. AIOOKK. CommlHHiuner, The increase. ..In, prices by 1i manufacturers of automobiles would indicate that used car oricea rlghl now are the lowest that may b( oxpected in 1930. In our used carl you will find the trouble-free trana portation you are looking for; bo cause every one la worth the monej if for any reason, after you bu) the car. you do not think It" ia a good value, bring it back and get your money. Here is a partial list of our used care: 1928 Dodge Victory Sedan. Mas monopiece boay and in ternal hydraulic braUea. " 1925 Dodge Deluxe Sedan. ' Hun 17,500 miles. Has ex cellent mohair upholster and 5 dsc wheels. ' " 1926 Uod;;c Special Sedan. Run less than 15,000 miles. Has 5-bearing crankshaft, natural wood wheels, and Spanish grain leather uphol stery. . .',',. 1925 Dodjp Coupe. Original finish is bright. Has had ex cellent care. 1924 Dodge Coach. Two-tone color job makes it unusually good looking. A dependable closed car. 1926 Chevrolet Sedan. Com pletely reconditioned. . Has new tiro ail around. 1928 Pontiac Coach. Run less than 8,000 miles. Looks like new and has had perfect , care. 1925 Buick Coupe. In excellent running condition. A real buy for the man who gets it. 1S23 Essex Sedan. Looks and runs like new. Nice seat cov ers have protected the cush ions so they are like new. Run about 12,000 miles. 1927 Star Conch. Has been re conditioned to give real ser vice. Here's a chance for low-priced six-cylinder trans portation. 1926 Ford Touring. Motor, body and chassis have been thoroughly overhauled. Has 85 tires. 1926 Overland Sedan. As near a new c.r as one can' buy. Has heen wonderf ulty well kept it's 11,000 miles. 1927 Dodue 1-ton truck. Al most new tires, good cab and strong bed. Ford 1-ton truck without start er. Has been overhauled, has iood tire. h newly rplined bands. Motor runs like a clock. ALL THESF. CARS CARRY THF. MONEY-BACK GUAR ANTEE. Newland Motor Company RoR"tur. Oregon Phone 453 Thu:pdav, noimal t'-iiipeiatut- i i