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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. MONDAY. APRIL 21. 1930.
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UPSETTING DOPE
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FOR SALE
PANSY plants for Bale. 233 Fold
SC.'
HAY FOR S A LE ,-Kdenbower or
chard tract. Phone 2613.
WOOD Foil SALE Dry tir block
at summer prices. Phoue 24K21.
WOOD FOR SALE lilock, $3.50
per. tier. Phono 18F12. Jacoby
. Bros. .
RHODE . ISLAND KED eggs lor
hatching, (4 hundred. Phone
8F14. , , :
FOK SALE Mack Jersey Ginnt
hutching pkks. Mrs. E. E. Em
mitt, Umpqua, Ore.
FOR SALE-'tsed : tires, at a big
saving to you. Ail sizes. L. R.
Ciiairhers Bervice station. Phone
fl49'
FOR SALE House and lot in Eu
gene, will take car as part pay
ment. F. SI. Potter, Myrtle Creek,
Ore.
FOR SALE Oood work horse, har
dness, wagons, disc plows, walk
ing plows, harrows, drag saw,
gas engines, generators. Phone
6S3-R.
GOOD RIVER BOTTOM LAND 2
acres to 4 acres of good loain
soil on good road. J400 per acre.
Well located. G. W. Young &
Son. Phone 417.
fOR SALE If you break down or
have an accident of any .kind,
just call L. R. Chambers at 649.
. It doesn't cost so much. We
have one of the best tow cars in
' the town, and take your car to
any repair shop you say.
OVER ONE-HALF ACRE Fine
garden land. West Roseburg.
Large house. 5 rooms plastered.
. Bath. Shrubbery and fruit trees.
4 Chicken yard. Stable. $2100. $100
down, balance $25 per month in
cluding interest. G. W. Young &
Son, 116 Cass St. Phone 417.
FOR SALE! Auto paint enamel. It
Is time to paint your car, and vii
hav) the b.st auto enamel that
Is to be had. We have used it for
a long time. Come in and see
what it will do. L. R. Chambers,
Durunt sales and service garage.
Phone 673. 325 W. Casa St
I WANTED I.
WANTED Good clean cotton rags.
News-Ileview office.
WANTED Kale iilants. L.
Swift, Rt. 1, Roseburg.
IVANTEI) Woodcutters to cut old
growth oak. Fred Winston. Phone
21F12.
CLIENT wants loan of $1000 on
good acreage. 7 Interest. G.
W. Young & Son. Phone 417.
TRUSTWORTHY middle-aged man
wants work. Experienced farm
hand. Box XYZ, care News-Re-
view.
iSALES.MEN WANTED 66 miles
7 on 1 gallon. Aninilng new mois
ture gas Bavor. All autos.,1 free.
Critchlow, 4610-E, Wheaton, 111.
FOR RENT
.
FURNISHED APARTMENT for
runu Dwirdorff Apartments. 122
Brockway.
FOR RENT Bungalow on Parrott
St. Also partly furnished house
and garage. Inquire 720 Win
chester St.
FOUND I
FOUND Bunch ot keys In case.
Owner may have same by calling
at tills office.
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR TRADE Radio in good condi
tion, lor cow. E. A. Jordan, Myr
tle Creek. .
FOR TRADE Jersey cow, giving
good flow of milk, for 2nd growth
' cord wood. I'honc 157-LX.
CAR OWNER Don't forget to call
553 when in need of auto parts.
Sattf'3 Auto Wrecking House.
NEW TODAY
FOlt RENT Sleeping room. 22
West Washington.
VANTKI) Young milch cow. Lew
iu Parker. Phone 3tK3l.
FOK SALE Dry fir wood, $2.75
per tier. Phone 2IKU2.
LOST Pair glares. Kinder please
leave at Newa-Ueview. Reward.
FOlt SALE 2 good Jersey cows
civing milk. J. W. -McConnell,
I'mpqua park.
WANTED 15 nannic goats. State
price. J. F. Hensley, L'mnqua,
Orenon.
SHOP SERVICE Try our shop for
all kinds of repairs. Also field
service when needed, (live us a
tall. Leake & Ileyers Co.
PHESI1YTERIAN W e s I m I n s ter
circle of Sutherlin will hold a 15c
Ice cream and cake sale at W. J.
Ladd home from 3 to 8 p. m.
f April 23rd.
LOANS We can help you to build
our home, remodel your pres
ent home, or to get title to your
proiMty if you are buying under
cin'nut. l-t tit help von! DOI'r;
LAS Pl'ILDINr, & LOAN ASSO
CIATION. Medical Arts Bldg.
Phone 215. . ...
WAVTRn Tn hnv llnfartilft ppcs.
suitable for packing. Cayler's
Bakery. Phone bl5-J.
CAR LOAD ROOFING See us for
roll roofing and all types of slate
shingles. Leake & lleyers Co.
FOR . . RENT 2-rooin tui uislind
apartment. Water and lights fur
nished. Bath. $7.00 per montu.
616 S. Pine.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Good
house and half acre, lot in mill
town and work, pleuty. Benton,
care News-Roview.
FOR RENT 4-room furnished
house and garage. $10 per mouth.
See A. M... Wallace, 1143 E. 6th
St. N., Roseburg.
SEEDS, SEEDS SEEDS See us
for al) kinds of seeds. Onion sets,
cabbage and tomato plants. Seed
potatoes. Leake & Beyers Co.
NON-CAUSTIC sulphur . for sum
mer spraying of pears and ail
stone fruits, sold by Sutherlin
Spray Co., or its agents.
FOR SALE Furnished house. Will
take light model lute car as down
payment, balance like rent. In
quire East Side service station.
PIPE, PIPE, PIPE Fine stock of
new galvanized water pipe. We
can also furnish all sizes of us
ed pipe. Low prices. Leake &
Beyers Co.
FOR SALE-Good, gentle saddle
horse, 900 lbs.,. of good action, al
so second-hand saddle; will con
sider trade for work horse. Fred
Renner, Happy valley bridge.
USED FORDSON AND CLETRAC
TRACTORS Overhauled or as
is. Several to choose from. Com
pletely overhauled Fordson $350.
Leake & Beyers Co.
A WELL screened house means
more comfort and better health.
See us for door and window
screens. Materials only, or com
plete. '
Coen Lumber Company
FOR SALE 15 acres Garden val
ley land, part river bottom, and
part second bench. All farming
land, no buildings, good road.
Price $100 per acre. Terms. Chas.
Kyes, S26 N. Jackson.
PLOWS, HARROWS. CULTIVAT
ORS New and used equipment
for all purposes. Tractor or norse
drawn. Two used horse drawn
discs. Used coin cultivator. Rea
sonnble prices. Leake & Beyers
Co.
YOU CAN'T AFFORD to not come
-1" 9nfl look at and not drive a 1026
Studebaker sedan that we have
for sale at a very low price, pro
viding you are looking lor a used
car bargain. Umpqua Garage,
Medical Arts Bldg.
GET OUT OF DEBT by install
ments For the average salaried
man, small monthly payments on
a mortgage which take care of
both interest and principal, are
actually easier to make than
semi-annual payments of interest,
and our scientifically designed
monthly payment loan actually
costs you less in interest and
gets you outof debt. We make
monthly payment loans to take
up straight loans. UMPQUA
x SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN.,
Douglas Abstract. Bldg.
TODAY'S MARKETS
(AwKiiitod VrvM Leaned Wire)
POltTr.ANO, April 2 1 li-.it t er
prices closed" last week with a dis
tinct tone of weakness and wncn
the market opened today thurt ap
peared to bo little or no improve
ment. Supplies have kept well in ex
cess of demand and a further de
cline in quotations would not be
surprising".
The Easter holidays took mr; of
eKIf- receipts and prices -continue
steady. Tiie undertone' is totihc
quently firm.
KKgt : fricea lo retailors: Kresh
extras. 26c; standards. 25c;. fresh
medium, 24c. Prices to wholesaleib
2c under price to n tHilfiis.
Butter Cubes: Kxlras, 4nc; plan
dnrds. :i!ic; prime fimis, .17c; fii-sts,
3 5c. Creamery prices: 1'rints, 3c over
cube standards.
Milk: Raw milk (4 r"r cent) $. 30
Xi 2.40 cwt. delivered I'urlmiid, less
1 per cent: (trade II milk. $2 ;". Uut
terfat. station. :(': track. de
lUeries In Portland. 40c.
Poultry (buyinK priresK Alive
heiivy hens over 44 lbs. 2.rtfi2fir;
metllum beiift. 3 to ) Ihs.. 2('Si2r.c.
liKht. under .1 llt., 22ii 2;ic: ;ipriii(,r
over 2 is. 24'j'25c; fVkm (tucks, 4
I tin. and over Sue; colored ducks, 18
200; turkeys. No. 1. 2Hr(j.;i0c; No.
2, 25c; culls. 2-)c; alive 1820c.
Oountrv meats: (Buy in it priros)
Choice veiil. lSfJJSc; pork, 14e;
once laniDs, jJS'yzuc; mutton,
lUfff 12c.
Hour (city delivery prlcejn
'iimilv fustntr. 4:s, 17.20; n hide
wheat. 41's, $t;.3; Kinh.im. t:s. ;..:);
bakers hard wheat, $R.fii); bak
ers' bluestem patents, USs, X.GO;
pastry flour, 48s. $6.70.
Cune sugar (sacked basin):
Cane, fruit or berry, j.20 per cwt.
Beet sugar f'l.lO cwt.
Onions Steady, Oregon, 11.15
I1.7S
pftatofa Hems. , No. 1 crude,
$:i.2:.fi t 25. New povatos, VIortJa,
Jrti 10c pound.
Wool Steit'iy; enntern OrcRon, 13
$J18c lb.; Vallev. 24c.
Mohair: Oregon, 4.T7Flfic. T)omf;.'itic
STRdtriK, flr.-t combing 570 jSc; guud
cardln 3Sfj 40e.
Nuts Stenoy; wntnotn, Orsron, JT(
f 30c; nlmondn, 2SiOr; peanuts.
HiinVic; pecans. 25&o7c: filberts,
I7r IRe.
liny: l'hoisrne buying" nrlcjn, de
livered Portland: Kastern Or-Kon
timothy, $22. ".it ft ?..Zn; lo vnll.-y. $1I
frl9.?ft; aHnlfa $ini2a: flnvf. $16;
oat hay. $16; straw, $7f.8 ton; Bell
lnf prices tl to K more.
Cudcara brk stfiwiy. 7714
Hops Steadv; crop. 8&10c.
Steers: nft-13." lbs.. $ 1 1 :
aond. $!1.r,ft((j i2.on: medium, Slu 11!
11.50; common. $!.(mi( l.t..Vi. Heifers,
wood. $0.;,fi5 ronimon to me
dium. Irt.Oii'Ti Ift.SO. Cov.0. good I't .'O
Viirt.OM: ronimnn to nv'dium, $7.2'.f"f
0.511; low cutter tn cutter. (.50ff
7 if.. Bulls (veprllnKd eXclud.-d 1.
$7 50tffs.o.T; cutter to medium. $fi."0
ft" 7 50. Calves. $: 5itft io.ua; ruli to
medium, $7.0?i w.o. Veal.-rf. milk
fed $12 9ft 13.01; medium. $!n a;i
12 00; rull to commn. $7.50 O 1 o.iut.
I Hoir: Havv w.jfht. 1 "
iMedr'm wifhf. !'':;'''' UM
!f. ijfht. 'S- er.l" -5 I,i ht
f lie lo.v.s packing $ " ft
I $ iit sUiiKhter pt(f, $l".0Of( 1 5.
Feeder and stockr pigs, $n.00Q
VSAy I'VE WdomTCWA 'MEMBER, UKK? jfO j.V E 'TWQUTlV--
EE EM I WAS SWOWlN' VOL) A I WAS A SWEET LITTLE.) - v.
HYPNOTIZED HOW I WAS SOMMA lSlRL.. Eh? GOSv S ( ONE SIDE I
FOR A ' WYPMOTiZE GERTRUDE. J R ALL, HEMLOCK.' 5AMBO
(HOW BV MISTAKE .' ,r ) T '
""" ' "' tfcmaM rw fe lh rifM ttmrnd.
.(gangway) 'fii rOM ' Xnanotuer ;
U (CAVE-MAN lfcjg$$jg$ J'tell ye 7ur i
Ji LsS &&$8k ACCIOENTLY HYPNOTIZED YVSWS
12.00. (Soft or oily hojr and roast
ing plfjs excluded ' in above tiuuiii
llons.) Klwon nnH 1:inr.hnr Tjlmlia ironil lo
ehoicf. SH.20ffvHi.iMt; 84 lo 9U Ilia.,
$S.ib4t y.vt; 'Jl IDs. uown, i.:ii'.
; an weiKius common. i.uif
I V...flir.tr li-nlli..ra T. r,ft f 7 .Ml
Kwefl, nifdium to cliolco. .$. 5( O.11O;
til 1lu J llll.V. t, nil wi.lL'hlH
V-uil and common. $i'.00- 4.00.
wool in-niiind .lioiifniic
llfil!Tiit klmi i I'll., ri.nimnr.
otul Hulictin tunuiriow will tsuy:
"l-'ine and halt'-bloint wo(ls nrp n
bit Kteailler. vlillo towi-r iualltli'a
aro imidly so stionff tlila weok. Uu-
nmnu on ine wmuc is inuuertin'.
"r oreiKn marat-is aro genormiy
,.lr,u,l for t)i.t L'liolor tmllilnVH with
lirU-en usually qnoled steady. Tin
strike in Yorkshire Is not expected
to last InnK.
' l itr is a snnipwimi irrfKuiin
demand for piccu goods, wlilch fa
vors fjibrlcs made of the finer
iiuallties. '
'S'estern operations have been
fli-attereii and not it ln-avy volutin-.
twith pricea gent-rully where Uh-v
wi-re a week no Small ale of V.'
and 8 months wools tn San Aimel".
1'exa.s. was iiunh- oil the reHpeelive
ba1n of 27 and 25 cents.
"Mohair la slow and prices are
nominal."
The Commoxetnl llullettn will pub
lish the follawiiiK quotations: i
ttcoureu ousih: vjruon; r inu unu
r. rn. staple Mf iiic; fine ana l.
f. rmtr.Mlr 7 .") All 7!tV
I'Mne and f. "in. clothing C5fTC7c;
vnllev No. J. fiSU t0
Mohair: On-iron: iui iGc.
Uoniustie radhiK. Fir.st ronibintf
T)7(& itSc: (fiod rstrdiiiK. SJi fi?4Uu.
lterittrd MiKur lrfir
C A V I.-lf V('ls: '( i A uril 1 Tin
orb of rrfincd sunar droppid 10
......tu limwli ..ilvi-.-i.'-lil . SI 'III
todav, Calif urn tu and Itawaihttt
Siikmi- licfini-ry company and i
era Sugar Refinery announced In
E. D. NEELY ENTERS
HOME OF I. O. O.
E. I). Ncely, one of RosobnrK's
well-known citizens, left Sunday
for Portland, where he la to enter
the I. O. O. F. home. Mr. Neely
has been a member of the Odd
Fellows lodcc for a great many
years, and beintr In rather poor
health at present Is arranging to
make his home at the institution
maintained for lodge members.
EASTER GREETINGS FROM
NICK CARTER'S TIRE SHOP
Oh! the joy of -my soul this
Easter morning, to see new life
manifested In the swelling buds,
the blooming flowers, and In the
nrass under my shoo soles, and to
have the joy multiplied many times
by receiving a basket ot Bwcet
scented wild flowers from my lit
tle girl, with golden curly hair,
from Idlfyld; and to you I wish a
long and happy life. May you re
tain your beauty and purity of soul
that radiates from your face, like
the sunbeams radiale from a pure
diamond. Gail, I thank you for the
basket of t lowers.. I had rather
have them now than when I am
gone.
Adv. KICK CARTER.
NOTICE
queried to altend funeral of
V irginia jiaroougn, gianu
4' daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Williams, Tuesday at
2 p. m., Douglas Funeral
Home.
CORA M. FREW ,
Sic. Ladies Auxiliary
NICK CARTER'S TIRE SHOP
4
I sold another set of 6 ply
heavy duty Lee of Connhoti-
u i-n .in n i..u.j 11 iw. i w.
Carter with Plates Power
Co., of Marshflrdd. He is my
( son. the baby boy. V.'e have
tramped the highways and by-
ways together, we have lived
( in hotels, rooming houses and
Latched together. I always
ave him the choicest piece of
meat, and ate the crust my-
pelf. This is love pure and di-
vine. We have hunted, fished
! and trapped together, we have
fought and scrnpped for each
oilier. He Jw not only my non
) but a pal. Nick ('niter's Tire !
! Shop, the man that sells Lee 4
of Conhohocken tires, none !
better, and taw ao good. ;
, !
EST
LIFE. 14 TQWPJS ON
5L1IB BF LEYTE
(Associated Press Lcasrd Wire)
MANILA, April 21. Crippled
communications today brought fur
ther evidence of the toll t:.ktn Fri
day by the destructive typhoon
which swept over 14 towns of the
Sbland of Ley re, demolishing the
rni.imunitiea of Tolsa and Dulag.
Thousands were homeless and
many believed dead or injured. .
Official reports from the devas
tated region eaid that a complete
check would not be completed for
a week or more, since many towns
hnd been completely cut off with
telegraph a. id telephone wires
down.
'The typhoon, of small area but
of unusual intensity, came as a
surprise to weather bureau offi
cials sinch such storms rarely
come at this season in the Philip
pines. Governor He la Crux of Ley to
wired the American Red CroiSi
POEM FOR THE DAY
By LOUIS ALBERT BANKS
THE CROCK OF GOLD
Mia. T.iK-rntia B!an!:onbari:,
HGi-vico to IMiilmii'lt'hi!!. hus ju.it
of tlii; Fame Awaul. i-eiafoiislicd by
Women. Tiie inviuu whs nmdn at
shin dinner" al tended bv 2Ut0 k-adlnx club women of TrWeW
lliia city. ' ' '
Miis Florence Dart, former president of the club f
and originator of "the crock of gold al. the end of Ihu j v;
rainbow," inesented the crock containing S1UU and the
certificate of award, to Mrs. ljlankenburg. 4 -ffvSS5jjiffl
"When Mrs. Blankenburg was born," Bald Miss :),)?K3HW
unit, "women nad lew lemu rigniH, anu una ueienucu
these riKii:, helped to increase them and to tako a
pioneer part, ill the movement for women's freedom,
liu kanied public i:peakin under (he lutelaue of Su
nn II. Anthonv and was one of the
llie l'eliii.ylvalli.-i Wuman'K Kl'.lfraee
V, ('111 III III; lemhiaillie, UUin ui Ji.u
iiiKton, in llii! interest of women n legislation, and al
wayrf has Tiroteeled woir.i'il nobly ami won many bat
tles for them."
.Mi-8. lilankenburs's husbaiiil was one of I'liiladeli.liia's mayors,
identified with the ureal reform movement which Ijesan In his admin
istration in Hill. She was ussoei.-itid with him ill his eainpaiKns and
thus learned much qf Ihe political situation. Six; lias been actively In
teresletl and encaKed in movements for the advancement uf women
in: 05 years. News sturj from l'liiladelphiu April 5, 1U3U.
Lucretia Blunkenburg, a seer,
Hits been a lifelong pioneer;
In fifty-one she forced her way ,
Through clouds illumed by inner ray,
And won her medical degree
Was Philadelphia's girl .VI. D.
She lived to see her woman's cause
Win round the world with great applause.
She's always lived a rainbow life,
Mas broken trail through storm and strife;
She's had lier share of driving rain,
Has fought her every step to gain.
And now the rainbow's come, nt last;
Its victory hues o'er all are cast.
How well she's earned her crock of gold I
Her cause to all mankind is sold.
The timid souls should read her story,
Take courage from her crown of glory.
he tiling that's right and should be done
Will sometime find approving sun;
The one who triumphs over fears,
And fights the way in spite of jecrB,
Will come to see the rainbow tints
The crock of gold which Victory mints.
F.ach age needs many a pioneer.
For riches oft men's conscience scar
Till blindnesB hides the way that's just,
And conscience fails to say, "1 must."
Ah, then we need some gallant soul
In play l.urrrtia'iv darjnv role,
lo rou?e the world lo nobler things
Until .the bell of justice rings!
here, -IS hours after th typhoon
struck, "Please seeuro Immediate
aid for thousands of homeless peo
ple, especially food, clothing and
building materials."
. He described cocoanut trees as
standing like candles with their
tops blown off. The entire crop
was destroyed, he said.
The Red Cross has taken action
toward organizing the provincial
forces of Leyte and Sanuir and ar
ranged to send doctors, nurses and
relief supplies on tho first vessel
from this port.
Eat barbecue sanaw'.clms and
Uve forever. Hrand'a Road Stand.
Picnicking at Idleyld Park Adv.
1 . - - 1
NOTICE
! -
Tho young pcoplo of tho dlf-
V rerent ciiurciies win noid an
Easter sunrise prayer service
! on tiie hill back of I ten son 4
school, to which everyone is
'Ar invit,.,! Moot fit- DiriuKtiii A
i:
church at 5:15 a. in. In case of 4
inclement weather, the Her-
vices will bo held in tho
Christian church.
AT THE RAINBOW'S END
Ions recosnizeil for Iht dlHlliiKiilslifd
rvi:i:ivcd u tumor hi tin- buHtimal
Hie I'hiliidi lplilu Club of Advertising
tho annual tricnd-
rem
V ' .. 111
(irat presideniH of j Jmm
aB.iociaUuil. Klie W'S-K ' '
i mum M mm . .i.-iii - fiji jyj.ih.li'.ii'i.v.
m
Hudlin Takes Mound Duel
With Uhle; Athletics
Remain at Top of .
League Pack.
I3y IIUCH S. FUU.KRTON, JR.
Associated Press Siwrta Writer
Tho Washington Senators have
taken a place in the front rank of
ihe major league teauvs which have
slartt-d the year by upsetuiur souk-
of the dope. One kooU reason for
their good showing so far is found
n Kloyd Brown, big left-handed
pitcher.
mown Is the only major league
hurler to pitch two full garnet) so
tar this year and to win them both.
He held tho Boston Red Sox to
three hits last Tuesday and yester
day scored hia second triumph by
downing tho Now lork YanKeus,
ti lo 3. Tho triumph put the Sena
tors in a tie for second place in
tho American league instead of in
i be second .division w ucie the
dope says they belong.
The iankees, losing their fourth
straight game, sunt Sam Ttyrd to
replace A Hun Cooke in the out-
iieid with the announcement from
Manager Shawkey that ho would
remain there against left-handed
pitching, but the change brought
no improvement.
Eight pitchers appeared on the
mound for the second time at tue
tart of yesterday's six games, and
only Hrown and Harry Seihold of
the Boston Braves, remained to tho
end. Seihold won his game from the
Brooklyn Hobina, 7 to 2, as two
Brooklyn errors and a home run
with loaded bases provided six
runs In the seventh inning. .
Hudtin Wins Duel
Young Willis Hudlin of Cleveland
and old Georgo Ublo of Detroit
both went nine innings in a lino
duel and Cleveland nosed out a 2
lo 0 victory. Hudlin made tho
nearest approach to Brown s rec
ord, for he hurled tho greater part
of a losing ten Inning duel with
Chicago on his first appearance. A
pinch double with the bases full by
Burnett gave him yesterday's game.
In the third American league
game, the Philadelphia Athletics
scored their third successive vic
tory of the year by hunching five
hits off Dan MacKayden In one in
ning and downing the Boston Hod
Sox, 5 to 3. MacKayden went the
on tiro distance hut Kd Kommel,
who stnrted for tho world's cham
pions, had to give way to Jack
Quinn.
Alexander Beaten
Tho New York and Philadelphia
National leaguo clubH, which have
started out as if to revive the title
of "hitless wonders," Btagod anoth
er close duel yesterday, the Giants
winning by n 2 to 1 count. Carl
Hubbell held tho Phillies to four
hist, two of them by Tommv Th-
now while the Giants reached "Old
Pote" Alexander tor inu- greato,
part of ton, but still it took a home
run by Mel Ott to win the game. ,
A similar battle . Imtweuu the
Chicago Cubs and Cincinnati Hede
marked tho remaining National
league struggle. Tho t ubs won. 4 to
:j, after Cincinnati bad scored three
runs In ouo inning otf Fred Blake.,
, .One game in each loHgue sulfeiv
ed the eommou early season fate of
being rained out.
Roseburg Cabinet Shop
. 642 Fowler Street
Buf It-Ins, Door and Window
Frames maae to orderv -We
carry a stock of Veneer.
8aw Filing a Specialty.
ED 8. AND F. L. COCKELREA3
PIiotw 641-J
AT YOUR SERVICE
Phone 682
Day or Night
STEPHENS AUTO CO.
Hills Droi. Coffct has Iht
flavor of flavors because
it Is roasted
f
ew pounds
at a time
Tins patented, continuous
process Controlled Rnast
inR roast every berry
evenly. Bulk-roaiting meth
ods can never be as accurate
nor produce . such smooth,
uniform flavor.
Fresh from the original vacuum
pack Easily opened with the key,
HILLS
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Shopping Baskets
Extra Special for This Week
49c
You have choice of three sizes They are
heat and handy. See them.
CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO.
THE WINCHESTER STORE ,
HOW THEY STAND
IN BALL LEAGUES
By Tho Associated Press.
Coast League
W. L. Pet.
Los AllReles 9 3 .7511
Oakland - 10 4 .714
Sau Kruncisco 9 5 .643
Saeramento 8 5 .ti!5
Mission 5 8 .36
Hollywood 5 8 .3s5
Seattle 4 10 .2S(i
Portlund 3 10 .231
, .. National LeaQuo
New York 3 0 1.000
Pittsburgh 4 1 .Silt)
Uoslon 2 1 .6117
jChlcaxo 3 3 .500
Economical Lumber
We have a grade of lumber and building material to suit ,
every purpose, and at a price to suit your pocket book.
Lumber is cheaper now than at any time within the past
fifteen years.
Get our estimate or we both lose.
COEN LUMBER COMPANY
Do' Clotess Msa&e the Slasi?
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Newlarid Repiair Department
(J. 0. Newland & Son)
ROSEBURG
EASY IN
FOKDSON
A-l Condition, Pulley Exten-
siori Rims . $350.00
6-ft.Disc . ................$ 75.00
16-ft. Plow . ...S 65.00
$490.00
$ 160.60 CASH BALANCE TERMS
FarmBureauX'ooperativeExcharige
Roseburg Myrtle Creek Oakland
AGENTS FOR , ,
L. & H. Electric Ranges John Deere Plow Co. , ,,
Hood River Spray Co. Hoosler and Milwaukee Pumps .
Sutherlin Spray Co.
M.II.I.M.T.I.I.T
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In n modern, uiJ-to-the-niimile plant llie most complete
of its kind in this part of Oregon, mechanically bottled,
scaled and prepared for YOU. , , ,
PURE MILK BRINGS HEALTH
Roseburg Dairy and
Soda Works
E. T. UNRATH, Manairer & Owner
PHONE 186
The Cleanest Place in Town
VISITORS AL W A ys WELCOME
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Cincinnati . - 2 4
Brooklyn 0 3
American League
Philadelphia . 3 0
IX'troll i.3 2
Washington .3 2
Boston - 3 3
Cleveland 2 2
Chicago 1 1
St. Louis 1 2
New York 0 4
Fishing tackle at Idleyld Park.
Adv. .
- Eat' barbecue sanawjclies and
live forever. Brand's Bond Stand,
Watkin products, 120 W. Lane.
Phnna 177 Adv
Not entirely, but they help
a lotl For everyone is at
least udgcj by what ho
wears. And by the car he -drives!
A diiiKV, dirty, grimy car
, looltfl like the advance aent
of Hard Times I A clean,
bright, .nhiny machine spells '
prosperity. -.
And' by the . way,, did you
know , we're expert car
wa3hers?
EASY OUT
All the Milk we Distribute
comes from tested, healthy
Umpqua Valley cows
then it is
Pasteurized
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