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FIVE POLLY AND HER PALS Traveling By "Rail" Know Your State Classified Section BATES; Per word, each Insertion. 1 cent. By the week, 5 cents ft word. Minimum per advertisement, S3 cent a. Mail your ads count tn words and enclose stamp, check or money order.. GOOD PAINT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, THURSDAY. MARCH 13. J 930. i (jusTlO That 7hi$) CcovXz M, HOSSV.' SP4k ! HrR, IS A 5hETL,AnJ ' ? PER. THt PReTTV LADV.'S fVsl-, I'LL HAsJh HIM? T y ( SPEAK TtPR VE"-' f (-rSApi TOR SALE (WANTED While fir stumiiaue and ) pulp wood. W. L.. McAboy, Ten- I mile. HAY FOR SALE Kdeu bower or-l chard iruct. Phone 2l'l 3. per Mrs. FOR SALE Good baled out hay. Phone 5K13. L. C. MeUhohey. WOOD FOR SALE Slock. $3.50 per tier. Phono 1SF12. Jacoby ltros. RHODE ISLAND RED egKS for hatching, . 1 bundled. Phone 8F14. WANTED Woodehupper, Jl tier with room and board. j U. E. Smith, Ulitle. WANTED Neat appearing Kill to wait ou tables, and learn fountain service. Experience unnecessary, it wIlliiiK. Apply Hi-Way Coitee Shop. Drain, Ore. FOR SALE Young Angus bulls and pigs. A. V. Ady, Myrtle Creek. RHODE Island Red liens, good stock. E. H. Hut'ham, East Doug las St. IIOOD STUFF Prompt delivery; reasonable prices. Page Lumber At Fuel Co. OLD GROWTH FIR Half season ed, at S3 per lier In 25 tier lots. South End Fuel Co. FOR SALE several Chinese Pheasant roosters. Write Mrs. B. S. Adams, Elkton, Ore. FOR SALE Haired Rock hatching eggs, 4 dollars per 100. A. Hume, Wilbur R. F. D., Dox 1. UTAH COAU Rock Springs coal, Diamond briquets. Heart wood and slab wood at Pages'. LOST LOST On highway btMwuen Kel- ley's Korner uml Roseburg, small pocket note book. Return to Cali fornia Oregon Power Co. IihIaneous I RUGS cleaned by Greenlaw. All work guaranteed. Vhouo 173-J. FltKE LESSONS given in decora tive painting and art needle work. 334 N. Rose. Phone 556-J. S.TTRACTIVK aurab'e trespass no tices printed on either cardboard or sign cloth are sold by the News-Review office. COME to the Catholic ladies' lunch eon on St. Patrick's day, March 17th from 11:30 to 2:00. Parish hall, Kane St. Potato salad, ham. baked beans, hot rolls, jelly, ap ple pie, coffee. 40 cents. FOR SALE 1 cow, 1 Ford deliv ery, 1 Sharpies separator, almost new. Lon Kooken, Shady Point. OAR OWNER Don't torget to call 663 when In need of auto parts. Sarff's Auto Wrecking House. USED TRACTORS Used Ford sons and Cletrac tractors. Over hauled or "as Is." Leake & Beyers Co. FOR SALE Uced tires at a big saving to you. All sizes. L. R. Chambers service station. Phone b49. SEEDS, SEEDS. SEEDS Large stocks ot bul'.c and package seeds. Onion sets. Garden tools. Leake & Beyers Co. FOR SALE 20 Mammoth Uronze hens, full blood. Alto one full blood Bronze gobbler. Roseburg Poultry Co. SI'PAV MATERIALS ShenvJn Williams dry lime sulphur and Fungi liordo spray materials. Leake & Beyers Co. NEW TODAY "CATCH COAL" at Pages. makes you cough but once. YOUR WIFE and children are worth a good home. Get the ma terial at Pages'. I HcKt yKh.MAWj h qnb up HOWS ASUrT3V TO Ig: . I THAT'S, HOSS JT JUD6E A AmAI THAT LOOKS LAJ&-!A6J ly, , LIK& A ,0nJj 50UNJDS UK f: A HOSS. Aki- SMELLS LIK&f Mi ran AIA THE F.CT6-WMII Ready Home Market Await ing All Flax That Oregon Can Produce; Will Grow Wherever Wheat Does. ECltiS Tom Barron Heds. Mrs. Hays, Phone 4KF12. FOR RENT 2 modern 5-room houses, furnace, electricity, built ins. garages. Phone 3F22. WANTED Team of horses, weigh ing about 15Ui each. Address T. C. Buckle, Melrose, Ore. FOR SALE--Italed oats and vetch hay, $18 ton, also good trailer, $20. Frank Ellison, Ciengary, Ore. LET IS show you our, stocks of cedur shiuga's. They are the best grades available, at very reason able prices. Dunn-Gerretseu Co. imEU. SPRAY. .OUTFITSOyer-i natiicu uean out hi, aiso iwo llardie outfits at bargain prices. Leake Ac Beyers Co, FOR SALE OR TRADE Short horn heifer for Jersey heller, cord wood, buzz saw, radio or what. P. O. Box 21. SEED POTATOES Earliest of Ail and Early Rose in slock. Early Ohio and Irish Cobbler later in week. Leake & Beyers Co. PURE Bronze turkey poults and eggs from extra heavy select birds at reasonable prices. Ad dress Luper Poultry Farm, Tan gent, Oregon. INCUBATORS AND BROODERS Coal, electric and oil brooders carried in stock. See the Graves electric. It's great. 1 used 10ou chick Buckeye. 1 used lfiou-chick American, priced right. Leake & Beyers Co. SOU SALE If you break down or have an accident of any kind, just cart L. R. Chambers at Oil). It doesn't cost so much. We have one of the best tow cars in the town, end take your car to any repair shop you say. FOR SALE All enameled gas range, line Kimball piano, ma- liogauy trimmed bed davenport, Jloosier cabinet, kitchen raime. All these buea slightly used. Will try lo soil 'em cheap. Judd'a Fur niture Store. WANTED Experienced, married man, wants steady job on ranch bouse luiiiiihed. Address 'Kx-perenced,"-caie News-Review. - WANTED TO BUY 200 head feeder steers, yearlings and year-olds. W. J. Starr. 144 Gar field, Ashland, Ore. Phone 257-R WANTED A good young Jersey cow. Write stating amount of milk; when fresh; gentle; price. D. F. Ricbiirdson. Sutherhn, Ore, PIANOS Several high' grade used pianos In modern size and de sign, in excellent condition. Very reasonable. Roy Goodman, fe'4' S. Stephens. WANTED Single man for ranch work, steady position. No inex perienced need apply. Phone 419-Y or write W. L. Cobb, J Box 6tH, Roseburg. FOR SALE OU TRADE Coyote or skunk hound and good gentle pony. Trade one or nolo work horse. John Abeene, Oak land. FOR RENT Furnished rooms in st i ictly modern home, close in. Inquire 529 E. Douglas. FOR SALE 1930 Webster un abridged dictionary; India paper; at a sacrifice price. Box 2360, care News-Review. WANTED Set of second baud har ness with collars, 20-inch. Har ness must be fairly good. W. 1. Graham, Sutuerlin, Ore. DAIRY INSPECTOR SUES COUNTY AGENT AFTER FIST BATTLE FOR RENT Furnished hotel, gar- uge and service utation, cabins, dance hall, farm ami. some stock, store- building. $300 per your; terms. Store building alone clear ed $350 last year. Immediate ac tion necessary. Box 2373, care News-Re view. TWO 33x(i.75 Goodyear S-ply double Laglo tires with tubes, good as new for half price, also one 32x6 G. and J. 10-ply heavy duty truck tire; a bargain; less than half price. Good used tires in most al! sizes. Big trade in values on new tires for your used tires. Nick Carter's Tire Shop. RYCKMAN EXPLAINS EASS FISHING BAN MARSH FIELD, Ore., March 13. Personal damages of $1,000 and other damages of more than $foo are sought in a suit tiled here yes terday by Dr. V. V. Glaisyer, coun ty veterinarian ami dairy inspector, against Harvey Hale, county agent following a personal encounter b(. tween them over dairy cattlo In-i-.poction. The quarrel, which Is said tr have occurred in hotel room at CoquiHe, ended with the plaintiff sintering a broken nose and in ali en i-.rm, al'eeed to have been in flicted by Hale's fists. Hale resigned recently as county ag-nt to accent a similar position ! ell, Ct in Idaho. i Powell lint there was food in China if the funds were available to distribute it. They asserted it would tako !I0 days to get wheat into the famine areas from this country. JOHN R. POWELL OF MARINE CORPS DIES COIN, NOT WHEAT, ASKED FOR CHINA FOR SALE Weaned pigs; oak wood; also 7-lior.sepower as en gine. Will exchange tor t:naller engine or any kind of slock. What have you to oiler? D. W. Elmore, Roseburg, Route 2. PORTLAND. Ore., Match IS. Matt L. Rycuman, slate superin tendent of hatcheries, said today that the closed bass fishing season, between April 15 and July 1, is nothing more than adequate insur ance for Oregon's future supply of that species of game fish. During the monjhs of May, June and July, when the annual high water floods the lowlands, the bass seek the sedges and banks for their spawning beds. At this time, he said, when they are engaged in guarding their eggs and their young for a short period after the hatch has taken place, they are particularly voracious and vicious. The measure was adopted at the last session of the game commis sion when Ryckman suggested that such a season be enforced. WASHINGTON, March 13. Of ficers of thp China famine relief committee told the senate' agricitl J tu re committee today they would preter a direct appropriation in preference, to the proposal of Sena tor McM aster, rcpublica-n, Sout h Dakota, to purchase American wheal, for Mrs. Lois Powell received word yesterday evening from the war department of the death of her Hon, John li. Powell, a private In the marine corps, a I present lo cated In Honolulu, Hawaii. He is survived, besides his mother, by four sisters and three brothers, Mrs. R. F. Toggle, Portland; Mrs. H. C. Stearns. Roseburg; Mrs. R. D. Bridges, Oakland; Mrs. Delbert W. James, Eugene; Fred C. Pow- Crntralla. Wash.; Everett B. Powell, Astoria, and Harry H. Powell, Eugene. Funeral arrange ments will be announced on arriv al of body. Oregon startled the world at the Philadelphia world's exposition by capturing first prize for fibre flax. Acreage in 1930 is about 7,500 with lu.fiuo In prospect for 1931. The Willamette valley has thousands of , acres suitable for flax raising. Ore-1 gou flax is raised in a regular pro- j gram of crop rotation anu is not nurd on the land. Any farmer who can glow wheat can grow liax. Two I bushels of setul is sowud to the acre. Harvest comes about 110 days1, later. Flax is now mil tod and i bound by a machine with two ope rators. After threshing it Is placed in (auks under water to dissolve the gum that holds the libre. It is then dried, run ih.ough machines that break the wooiiy substance trom the fibre. It is next scutched which separates the fibre from the wooiiy parts. It Is now baled lor the spinning mill. The Oregon state penitentiary has a complete flax and llnou producing plant. The Miles Liuen Mills is another Salem, Oregon, concern making liuen prod ucts, especially fishermen's twine which is highly regarded through out the industry. Flax seed is an Important by-product as Oregon imports largo amounts lor making linseed products. Oregon farmers can contract with the state of Ore gou for the salo of their fibre flux betoru it is grown. During 1929 (he state paid $40 per ton lor flax over 30 inches in length; $35 a ton for flax 30 to 30 inches iu length and corresponding prices for shorter lengths. Cash is paid ou delivery. The crop runs from ii lo tons per acre. With great quantities ot linen and linen products imported. into this country every year, Ore gon has a unique opportunity to greatly expand the flax industry and (he manufacture of flax into linen of the highest quality. J- or every Should meet two require mentsIt must be pleasing to the eye and form a pro ',ctive coating or surface that will endure. The PAINT we offer will do these things. Our fine of Paints, Lacquerfc, Varnishes .'or ail purposes is complete . . . Let us quote prices on any paint or lacquers joj may n2ed, either for re finishing furniture, or for In door or outdoor uses. 'purpose... Churchill Hardware Co. The Winchester Store i ier wished to continue her work hut thai muj VY " ""TL and write the book also, TURN BIOGKArHLK General Hlggins. new commander of the Army, had decided that sue (Awnclatwl I'rrw t-oawil Wirt) LONDON, March 13. Commis sioner Catherine Booth of the Sal vat lon Army, daughter of the late General Rramwcll Booth, will leave the Army, but not voluntari ly, to write the biography of her father, the general's widow de clared today. Mrs. Booth said that her daugh- could not do both. DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting of Glasses 110 Jackson St. NOTICE FOR SALE Aut 3 paint enamel. 4t is time to paint your car, and we have the best auto enamel that is to be had. We have used it tor a long time. Come iu and see what it Mill do. L. R. Chambers, Dura ut sales and service garage. Phoue 325 W. Cass St. I rOR RENT I 4 HOLKIC 726 Mosher St. for rent. ab'ittt. Dith of month. Call oi phone 225-V. FOR RENT Modern 4-room fur nisheil house. Phone 47I-L. Call 5I7 S. Stephens. FOR SALE Brooder, Hjimj capa city, nearly new. c;al burner, au tomatic com rol y puss. Better than the Usual 'irooccr. i Kree miles south. Phono hVYl. V. D. Fuson. MONEY TO LOAN on dwellings, apartment h o u s e s, b:.siness blocks, improved real esiate or for building purposes. I .Vl'Ol'A SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN., Douulas Abstract buildiiiK. Ol'R system was perfected to help you. You can not make a suc cess of business unless you ad vertise. Why not advertise v. it ii Illustrated mimeographed letters. THE LETTER SHOPPE. Phone E. R. Kenny. These New Salts Are Wonderful I'lie relief officials said an emergency situation existed and Notice is hereby given that nil warrants of School District No. 4. Douglas Couniy, Oregon, up to and inoli'ding No. 12,4S(, protested for non-payment. May 3 1st, 1929, and prior thereto, are this date called 5,000,000 of I f'' payment, and all. interest there- the HUlterci'H I 0,1 ceases I nun this uale, .March A Way to Stop Attacks of Fits Report s are recel veil of an amazing treatment that epnpties slate has proved successful in stopping their attacks. R. Lupso, Apt. 152, Island Ave., Milwaukee, Wise, has been supplying sufforutH with tills treuLmeiit. Hn now wishes to reach all those who havo not. been helped and lo do so Is mak ing the staitling offer of a gener ous treatment free to all sufferers. Anyone afflicted should write for this free treatment at once, giving age. Adv. 12th, J!)3I. MRS. A. J. GEDDKS Clerk. POEM FOR THE DAY By LOUIS ALBERT BANKS That's Just What She Said Just What He Said AND A MILLION FAT FOLKS CAN'T BE WRONG Whi'1 you taiie vitah.im.- K-us-chen Salts for a few days liiat old ii.dol.-nt urm.-'iair feeling deserf-i you It doesn't mailer bow tat you aiu the uige for aclivity has got you and you're stepping lively. And best of al you like this ac livity you walk a couple of miles and enjoy it you t hough t you'll never dance again but you find you re getting as spry as ever the ;d tingling active leeiing readies veil your feet. FOR RENT o-rootn hous-u on Stephens street. Inquire B. W. Strong at I'mpqua Valley bank. FOR RENT Furnished room, steam healed, bath, hot water at all hours. Bell Bldg., 122 S. Jack son, opposite Antlers theatre. FOUND FOCND Padlock. Owucr may have same by callint; at this of fice and identifying by supply ing key. i WANTED T SAVE AND HAVE: We can make you a loan to help you hnprove your .home or to refinance your present loan and we will include a plan of savings that n ill pro vide lor your latin e n-eds. Let us explain. DOPCLAS ftl'lLDING V LOAN ASSOCIATION, Medi cal Arts Bldg. Phone 2l.r. LAWN MOWERS sharpened so that they will cut by latest im proved machinery, and no hard ening of the blades. Electric keen method sharpens your mow ers sci-Mii il ically, cut ling blades and knives ground on name angle, .larvis guarantees all his woik. Try him. 222 West Oak St. K lit ii i si. lis Nam 'Mil' I 1m..I; to k. ntloM "f II. put tu " 4' A-h-,'1',i-j"!'illii.hiSi'ii'Ml worth t lt;ir ' N tui'l khl-x in f" 'in hiti mini WANTED Girl for lmuse work in! country. 2 adults. Tnijuiie Hem-j stitching Shop, l"f West Cass SI. I WANTED Capable woman fur I general housework. Must be neat. li5 W. Cass SL Hemstitching shop. W ANTED P'huo tn cmuife tor j my 4 t in. Tiior mangle; or u HI MEN WANTED IMMEDIATELY i by giant internal iona I nidus t ry : ner Toon already started; come djtng annual tiuMiien ?!?,.!MH!; i no ex riepce or capital requir-! eil : eerytlnti'; Btipplied; realize success, independence Rawleigh's way; retail food products; soap. I toilet preparations, stock, pouiiry ' supplies; your own business sup ported by bin American, Cana dian. Australian industries New Face Powder Stays cn Longer A wonderful discovery i.s Hie ih-w French process u hidi is mELUGLO Face Powder Us un i naiaMeled smuoi lui'-ss and tnkes Ii slay on louder. 1 he puiest pow der made it color Is ! sled. Never i i;iV'-n a pastv or link y look! Will sources over su.ooo.mou; fau- lmt t the id; In nr MihH-ge the bsh-d I'.' eni-,: t;-t our ptopovi- Hti ,1V.. H voutiit'tl !mo-:i. K- miI. Mrs. Creek. Lee Burtiau, Myitlei ii ... it leigh Company, Dept. Oakland, California. Uit u J' 1 Nathan Fullei ton. Adv. aim M ELLO-G LO. THE GIFT OF LEADERSHIP J lere is a hopeful story Iron Washington, 1 1. C; "A full-blooded Sljo.shi.no Indian who has shovn rcmarlialilo ubil iiy in persuading his lollow men lo go to work iu the indusirial shops of the vest is in Washington lo advise the Indian ser vice in Its plan for setting up a ."0,uut) Indian employ- Ymtny ment service. "A year ago the Indian service's attention was called by the I'nioii Pacific railway to George P. La Vatta who in the IU vears that he had worked in (he Hhons at Pocatollo. Ida., had not. only risen from menial lob lo one which put him in charge of the wel fare of a lame section of enipluyes. but had brought numerous Indians to work in the ship:-; and along the routes which he was In charge. The government was quick lo see the value of s;i ii u man in the Indian service and appointed LuVaHu as 'oveiaeer of Indian employment' with headtpiarlers.in Halt Lake City. .Ul . bilVIIIIII, Ml IMS jJtOl fi UUK'lllUl (Minimm i;nimr ,p!,w lishes contacts with railioad and. other indusUiiil of- fm tictals in a number or western Mates and gets men itimnise to let him know when they have acancies thai Indians can fill. M-anwliile he makes visits lo Indian schools and reservations and lines up projects for the job.i." True leadership's a noble iift; Tis tact another soul to lift Until his roving fancy's caught And follows on in harnessed thought. The one who builds this magnet force To lead men on an upward course Become to them a lighthouse tower Discovers much unconscious power. LaVatta's story warms my heart; Me takes with ca--e a leading part In inspiration of his rate. In bringing out iheir latent t;i'acc; I le stirs ambition in their souls To fill far more important role, Allows no laziness to lurk. Would put them all lo useful work. Mr has ihc lender's vision rare 1 hat lho?e who rive rnu.st help t" bear I lie burdens of their a','e and lime If they would up life's ladder climb; Must nol par. is tic weeds. But help to serve tr:ir country s needs; Must do the work ihe limes demand; Then, through their service, they'll expand, I. a Vatta born a proud Shoshone Most hopeful scion they have yrown I las all the qualities to lead. Can speak the words his tribesmen hrcd. If h can keep his steady nerve. And make he proplr pjoud to tirvr. He 11 win the hiyhcnt mead of fame; Red man and white will bleus hi name. SINGINTN THE GREASE ED SQUIER, M. A. L. North Roseburg. Phono 570 Master of Automotive Lubrication AT YOUR SERVICE Phone 682 Day or Night STEPHENS AUTO CO. $500 Excursion Fare! TO PORTLAND and return ON SALE Friday, March 14th Knl urn Irip yood fn any train -leaving i'orilai.d prior to mid- night Monday. March I 7. j t For tutthcr information call No. 11 Southern ; Pacific Under New Management of Kenneth Atterbury BIG Opening Dance At Oriental Gardens Saturday Nite, March 15th Music by nrw. .jv THE YELLOW JACKETS , Admiacion $1.C0 Ladies and Spectators Free ""s rVv,C3-lr;'r3''' A" Sundard Sue Vfcr , GARDENING time is just ahead. , Fresh packets of Northrup King & Co.'s Seeds are now on display in dealers' stores. These seeds are of un surpassed quality. A five cent price on all standard size veg etable packets and most of the (lowers, makes this line attrac tive to thrifty buyer:. Northrup.Kin & Co!s
