TWO
kuahliUKU NLWb-kLVItW. KU3LBUKG, OREGON. MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1930.
"HIT THE DECK"
, Two big nudit-nct'S yesterday iiro
nuuuci'd "llli Hie Dork." turn-in
Antlers bitt, all it wiih Iieraldeil
to le. TIliB iihikU-uI revue featur
ing the noted New York mase com
edian. Jack Oakle, in one of the
nitit pretentious niodiitMions yet to
be ghown here.
There is plenty of nmslc and
comedy In the rileiuro, Ci atiii'liiK
r.ome line chorus work. Anions
the liiglilishtB of t ho production
are the technicolor eo,iieneeR 01
the bi-; Smith parly and the lie
pro clioniB of 2on volce.s and tltc
negro diniciiiR chorus, 't'he negro
ensemble effectively nreKellled the
popular souk. llnMelujah."
It In said thai more limn a mil
lion dollars In money and three
months of time were npent In mak
in'giliis picture and Iheatre uoerH
declare this Is eany to believe af
ter Beeln-.' the picture. The set-liim-n
throiiRhniif the proeluctlon
are KorKeou. The replica of the
battleship West Virginia alone Is
said to have cost 52011,11110.
SC0TT HOLLEY KNOCKED
OUT IN TENTH ROUND
THE DAMiES. April 2C Rocky
llodKora with a blow to the dia-
ft ft it if if 4
By Elenorr Mcherin, Author of "Chickie" and Other
H FnmouH Serials
- CHAl'TEIt 47
Tnnsflay night C o'clock, slurry
OfTbber night. In the little town
o( WilllaniH, lite sky watt blue an
bilppliiroH, hut already winter ami
u er.vHlalline chill was in the air.
liiake Winters, atiilile, essy-go
ing you UK null), smiled as ho set
tled himaelf and his radio near the
kitchen table, where his nice
blonde wife was laying the supper.
lllfc put pad and pencil before
lm, stuck the radio phones in his
iWi-h and blandly ignored her
fiu'iia. She had to pans around him
MiLull time Hlie went from the slove
t-ihe table.
$'jlh a severe lightening of her
Umm a look that declared: "I'll Tlx
litm1' she went lo u high chah
iflIire n baby was fussing, picked
lU;. child up and plopped it in the
yrmng man's lap.
'Tie gave one indignant glance
g tabbed a crust of bread and stuck
It in the in tan i'h wnlHn-; mouth
MTTtr ti triumplianJ Hirtih he (re
turm'd to his absorbed lls(eufni?-ltl
All Mt once he jumped up, almost
houncitiK the child to the floor.
With n stupefylnfr: "I've jut madi
5.'iU!" he went swItmiiiK lo the
lit 1 lo hall uhere the telephone was.
lie could scarcely believe hit
ears. This was tin elcclrlfylnn
message they had reported:
"Radio fans, radio operators ev
ery where, watch for an SOS sent
by an amateur and signed 'Patricia
(JJJvn.' Kelay any such nicssai;e
ilttfired lately to KKItC In San Eran
viM-o. Reward of $;i)0 for any elm
rPttlliif; to the present whereabouts
(JfnisshiB l'atrieta Dawn."
Vesterdny nfteinoon Idake Win
ttt had Jotted down mih h an SOS
Qj Kot out his pad. II was there
pea ted seven t lines. (irantl
('-iwiyon. He wondered about It.
rTf'd fancied some "Nut" was fool
52 with the air.
Kut gee, a real SOS, and he
Sht it! At twenty minutes past
that u n forget table Tuead i
wht, Hlake Winters sent tint hh
rmndred nu'ssage to the wultln'-'
Htutlon In Han Erandsco.
The message tiew I tirough t lie
city. Mke an angel of light; likt
ti song from heaven, it entered the
room where Laura !awn and Dick
ie wafted. ()ne wild, chaotic mo
ment they stared in each others'
frightened eyes. Then the buy snh
bed Hint caught his mot Iter te htm
Alivf and calliiu - their lit!
SoOu tin1 mad word was in (luy't
earn.. "Alive!" sang Laura, rling
ing -like it hysterical girl to the
phone, "yesterday at three she
wasji.live."
llnir ati hour later tiny talked
with his attorney.
N y'i- t w o hours since 1 ta r I a I ;i
Itryuu had stood with black, act u
slniv-eves iwul Implored :
"(Tntl-tell me what have ihe
deny with 111111'"
Standing there nod thinking heM
hurt her little nun.
St en hour and a hall' since
thull heitntilul nutnient w le u Lee
Tern? 'let on put out his hands in
tni-fl. . A beauiittil moment wheit
Lee' Tempb'lon had left ullh tin
rlniiiin asMiiam-i1:
"Semi inensa .es ever w In re. I'll
brim; her lack lo on ' "
N'ow. almost upittouil wiih the
w ord the it ir had bronchi . i'.- Wuv
a living f!a:ne in hif miml, (iu
talkei) with llaiold lletniiiini:.
'VU Kt It1"' i'-tH set?"
Ves tioo cash or
bo i wi I'll have you out lomotrow.'
"Toimnrtw w on't do! Cod sh
was. alive yosl.-nlay t thh se en
hours h -o A-ik me to wai' Iweei'
morV?" Can't ou g't (he ball now
llaij Templeton v'ne'.' "
"l"es he h it t ho moment t h
messam1 came. He bad a mail pi
lot Jit iv ing him. Not easy lo raise
jLTi.'ttt'O, even with Mrs. 1 taw it ot
ferit iln.iino eveiy remaining
ceiTt"The has."
"Don't tak her mone ! I'll n etl
that for a plane -foi aiiioinolulcn "
"You're mad lluv, o:iie roui
pletely n-ad AH th- wl oh v
vnU In
e,tv,
Hi'
Blntf.
"W'hnl . Do vou im-nn lo
phrnmn knocked out Scott Holley,
I'ortland deaf and dumb negro, in
the tenth round of a main event
boxins card here last night, i'os
tiessed of speed and an exiraordin
ary long reach, the i'ortland ne.ro
gave Hodgers the worst end of the
first pait of the fight. KodgerB took
repeated blowg in the face and
bled at the mouth.
OREGONSTAGiESTO
LOWER ITS FARES
SALEM. Ore.. AiHI 2C The
On koii ,SI;i.'k, Inc., has inloniiorl
(lip public scrvut? oMiiniHsiou t hat
on M-'V 1 ft win n-diue lis puHsin
Kt?r siaf; fares an nveniKu m
.tutu p-r l ent on the Mai eh
Held Qii.l coast divisions of lis
hues and on oilier brunch divi
sion H,
Anion:; tlu pninla affnetod will
1m? Marshfii'ld to Cofiuille, Myrtle
l'nint, I'owoiH, lUv.-.fimvk, iiaiulon,
Port Orfoid. Cold Iteach, Crescent
City, JteednKji t. Drain, Co 1 1 age
(Jrnve, KtiKene and Salem.
T.Ibo eflective May 1 will be
round trip fares on u number of
routes.
ROSEBURG GOLFERS
TO PLAY EUGENEANS
The first Rolf tournament of the
season will be played here next
Sunday wheti the Eugene leant
comet lo thiH city. The Eimene
players will he accompanied hy a
large number of laities, .1. W. I'er
kiiiK, toitrnanient chiiirnuin, Imx
been informed. An effort Ih being
made to have n larc number of
the local inctuherH mid ladieK pres
ent to nnnlKt in providing enier
talnment or (lie visitors.
A Slory of Romance
and High Adventure in
Life of Modern Days.
lo die? You nieun I can't answer
that call?"
j "You can't."
I lie Kuve such a. wild menaclin;
look at this that Hemming was
alarmed. He said persuasively.
"Thai's the law. I might he able
to have you released."
"How lonfc would that take?"
"Tomorrow or the next day.
Tomorrow, perhaps."
(lay's face was now darkly pallid
thin and a(ul!ine. His eyes had
a luminous intensity, lie gave a
start when his friend put his hand
on his knee when he cautioned:
"(iuy -don't he a fool! You're
up against it. Don't make Hie case
utterly black. Don't ry any rush
Insane trick."
"iVo I won't." t
Elve minutes later Cuy stood at
the iron screening. On the othei
side of this stood Laura Dawn.
, Her voice had a sobbing, prayer
Jul 'inlonation. Ahr-yesterday nt
naif-past three Pat was Ifvln i. She
kept her thought focused with fierj
appeal on that moment the last
moment when her girl was known
to live. Let Cod keep her foi
litem!
She had her ear to Ihe screen
lug. Her Hps mover against it
with a surcharged .precision. Ami
she roll his heart thumping with
a kind of mad passionate resolu
Hon. She had no wish to'halt lis
reckless pulse. They were hound
to each other now with a strange
Miper-humnn cxullntion. They were
apostles whom heaven had chosen
to make this rare against death.
Cuy said: "Co to Ilryco.' Tell
him you want a plane; that you're
fending a pilot lo the canyon
I loii'l let him give Ihe Mryce
Swnllow lo unyi.ne ulsc. It's at
Mills Eiehl now, or should be. I've
jot to have that plane. See that
it's filled lo the brim. Have the
mechanic go over It carefully bill
rmiikly. Load the cabin with gas
Have IIiuiilightM In the pockets
Tell Hryee to phono these order?
out to the field. Save time. Let's
see quarter past seven now.
"Tell Hryeo lo le:ive word that
von'll arrive wi:h ycr idiot, nnd
ihe plr-uo must he tuned up ami
ready to take off hy nine oYloek
Ti him your tilol is u .d lo niiihi
flying mail-pilot -army-pilot. . ."
Hht lips t.urned into her ears.
His w onl:( lit fires alon ever)
nerve. She kept her eyes on tin
e sergcani : she kept a while
oulle on her momh. No one
heard! No one could j;iiess!
"Then phone my sister that I'm
zoiim to get bail tomorrow. Tell
her lo get out my flying suit, go,
:les. some food canned things
m pi.-io ami rifle. Tell her lo
have- Ihem ieady In a suit-cafe
and 1 hat ) on 're (allium for laein
in twenty minutes. Tell her to
work lui l and say nothing.
"Oct hack here, lie hack In an
hour. It can't be Inter than S: 1 r.
Ite walling half way down in Clay
street with the motor going and
the door of the car o;ua. Eighr
fifteen ilu't ul es y on time."
She turned for one m omen I t'1
look tn Cnv's foe tnt there v, a
,l dim hadow Turn l ihe ii.n K
ci em behind uhhh he siood She
aw a wlow mule'- his exetmiw.-.
lli.lt and a ' tilil teveied iiuetiMl
ai his nionih
Hut in her lac wa.i the lluht.
Us eei were beanlllill lie e.Mlid
have blessed lo i levause ihej
shone with s'M'h )ou'h and vu.'u
tin-!, bctii.ise t In - locked up and
Roseburg Undertaking Co
Ett.ibllohcd 1901
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
Ambulance Service
Ddk nd,Kane Stt.
TILL1E THE TOILER
HEL-LO, BlLUy- USTEW. IT'S ALI
SO FUNWV, eiULy-IHE BUWCI
AOOUMO THlMfe VOO'eE A MovIE
STAE SO I'M K.EEfiM(S
3UST SEWT OUE
OP THE bays
OCT VMHILB I
TALKED!
r-'M to you -
ECOSB Me A
SECOND, BlLLy
"THE GEWEBAL.
THE SUM,
TILLIE
HANAfciEa VJAMTS
. ) M THE I
put all that i rust in him.
He went to his cell. Ho Fat on
the edge of the cot. His thought
rode n beams of light Infinitely
HWlfl. It pa sed through obstac
les . . . through Iron bars. He no
longer felt his own weight.
One scene and one figure was in
his mind. It was the moment of
Sunday nhht when he lay half
pniKtraie in the hills, and 'Jim
t'liasu, the detective, came 'upon
him.
He had turned with a cry of re
liefa cry of Joy, hearing u hu
man step; seeing a human form.
And now he was remembering
every line of Chase's face every
movement of hia body . . . I.iig
lumbering fellow.
How eager ("mi ho was to find
(hat ransom, and how certain that
liny knew whore Ihe ransom vas!
Tim Chase had Jim Tim Chase
liked the noble brown setter, (iuy
looked at his watch. Every five or
!tn minutes he glanced at it.
At ten minutes past eight he
aftked if he ml:ht speak lo the
captain.
"Is Tim Chase downstairs? Will
von phone and tell him I'd like to
see him ?"
Ves --Tim Chase was there he'd
come rigM up.
Guy had never felt so alert ir.
.ill his life. He had never fid! .so
Mint . . . like a motor all tuned
all net--unconscious of Ihe perfec
tion with which it functions.
Tim Chase ' regunli d him avidly:
"Got Bomethiim to tell meV"
"Yes- quite a bit."
hows than a moment later Tim
Chaae led Guy to the elevator trav
eling from the jail to the Hall of
Justice to the corridor of the first
floor.
In Guy's mimi was an exact dia
gram of- the corridors the short
turns leading from this elevator
to Hoom UTi captain of detective'
room. '
To thin room Tim Chase would
take him.
Just as they came to thai turn
just there!
(TO UK CON'ITNTKIH
Sviiopstx of thf A iiiiii.il Slat cint III
r llu
M1W II VMIIiiUi. FIHI4 INSl H-
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I'AI'lTAI.
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IN o.IK
XVI PI.- ens i.
uni or; tn. . .if $ ie.:;ti
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M. E. HITTER, Minjgsr
Licensed IaJv
Emb.ilmer
OP THE M
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vjh a
THMIK2 A
lot Foe
VOUR PHOTO
I HAVE IT OW
My esi -
THE PHOTO
.DID THE f
MEL.V0
TO L.&T
fa
and accrued
1-I(i.6ri!l.48
Total admitted ns-setH ? 1 H,iZ.uJ.6.i i
IJAMlLITIEri
(iniNs chtiniM for lutiHes
iiiil'.iid 5
Am. noil r iuiciiI'ik l
nreniliiiiiM on out-
63y,837.i
Htjuulint; rinks
I'liu I o i eui.iliusH.itli
.tin) nrek.'i iit-
All other Ilaliilttles
i'iiliu IliihlliliL'H, ex
clusive oi eailial
c t o c It of $;!,ouo,-
OIH)
IU'rilNI:S IS (lUWihN
-ir..(iio.oo
G7H.b7li.-l I
1 i
T1IK
Y IJAH
X.'t prtMiiiuni lei-elved
oiirliiK Ho- yenr JO.GOTi.lS
loHHett paid during the
year 27.C'JC.5t
Iosm-m lncurivfl during the
e;ir 2fl. 5". 3.03
Nn in.- of 'miipiiiiy. New Hiinip
sb ! l-'ire 1 ohii if. ne.' ( itiiipany.
N:iltie ot I'lfMlit'e lit, 1'llilik W.
Sa i -;int.
:iote nf Heei ctui y, CierB .
Kiviillow.
si it tu lory rcHident iitloriiey for
s.Tvieii, Hiirv cy W'cIIn, i'ortland.
Oregon.
Hi-own & While A-ncy, Inc., local
aweiilft, .Mfillnrd.
fS ll"psl.i of AllTHUll Fllttelllellt of the
I l.jtl 1 l-.ll lilvM;l(.M, I SM HAM I!
VHIll'.V.N , 1.TI1.
jnf London. KiiKliuid. tui tin; thirty-
lirftl day of iK'cer.iher. HIJ'J, made to
In.- untiic- (. (luiuii.s.s)oiu-r ot t he
SUito ui Uix";iiii, put miaul to law
L A I'l l A I
A UK Ml lit lf en pi LUl Murk
H.tili HI' t
JNCOM K
Net p rein I uin ix-n i veil
tlin iiif? llie year
I Iltel'l-M, fti ilelldM a nu
lelll.l P'.'Cil etl dUI IIlK
lite year
Ineoniii i' r o m i i b e r
Mii'it'8 received dur
ing Hie .Mill'
Total income $
liiii
IHSIU'IESKM i:ts
Net losses paid durlhK
llie year I u-l ih II hlj ao-
Juslnieiit ixpeli.-ri $
I i ihe nils paid on cap
Hal slock durum the
year
Cum missions i and sal-
Hiit-H paid during liiu
year
Tu.verf. licenses and tees
eaid dor.iiK the year. .
Amount of ail other ex
penditures .lO.-ll
urt.r.-t i.lm;
Totul expeiidllnri's ... li t ;.).". 1.;.:
Assirrs
Value of real exlatif
ou ued finarket val-
iu- $ 0
Va...e in sin. k." and
li..i.lfj nwiieit i mai'ki L
value) 1 .370.7.1 3. (Mi
l.oaiifi .n niiirmajCes and
ei.llat.ral. ele. 0
V.y i in l.ailkd und en
hand SS.SM'i.l?
Premiums In course of
collection ff r I t t C ll
sin.e Si'pteinlit'r 3,
He: it 46.!:;3..ir.
Interest and n-ms dee
ti Mil aecriu-d J4.(3H.OO
U.'i n.-iira me leeo era hie
on paid l.sse !T7.K-
Total a.linitle.i a vs.! s . I J 1.7 10. 1
I.IAIMI.ITIKS
f ln'M e' a tins for h.-rei
unpaid $ C7,Ms.i
Ann. in l of unearned
pi . -uiinms on all nut-
HlMinlnii; riks i;i.r.,S 1 y.
1 1 tie I' or i-onniii.tf on and
hroUeiawe 3"..m0
All etle i lial.iMtes 7.4.'.::.;
Tol-il linMliti.
elusive ol;
e-
olll-'iloN KOI
V KAK
eeei ed dlll -
-t pi
inn ll
riti.l duitntr ill.'
in. ui rt .1 duriiM
tlx
" of Coin'.ifiii
The
Baby To
m
I JW''t
wJ
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The Talkie "Actress
I K.NOSAI VOU'EE MOT A
MOVIH "STAR BIILy, BUT LET
THEM THIMIC - 'M OETTIWG
THRILL OUT OF IT -
BILLV- lOM'T FORGET
HE MOm THE" DATS"
youfe. KlT TAUjdte QpgMS. y
General Insurance Compuny, Ltd.
Naioe of L'. ti. MunuKur. I-'. V.
KuLckuri,
Statutory resident attorney for
koi vice. 1 iik ill uiicc Cuimiiibiii oiler,
Synupais of the Annual Stuti meiil
uf thu
A'iiOAAI. NKu mi'V flltli iSS.
tur..v
of umiilia. tn nii; .Sluic of NebruHka.
miHrtimer of inc ritutu oi Urefcjon
j iiuihuuht tu Iilw:
CAi'lTAlj
Ani'uint of capital stock
,..d up ?I.000,000.0C
IN CO Mid
Net pr'-nihiinH received
(lui .us Hi.- year C4,l3.8u
Iillel'1-.-.i, Iileiid.S alio
. r.-iUri h'.i'iU'U ilur.im-
llu; yc-fir lu3tSt0.ib
1m Dine l'rtfiu o i h e r
BuurceH reeeived dur
: Iiik Hie year l,ri::.3ii
Total Incoiiiti $ i-til,;!!.'
ilStU'ltSKM KNTS
Net Iohsch paid during
' the vear InciudiiiK ad-
j.istmunl expt-iiNerf. . . .(
tiivideiuM paid on eap
f 1 1 : 1 1 siucK duriliK toe
' far
CumihlrfMiona ti ii d huI-
i i.riH oni. I diiiinir I In.
rsi.usy.y;
50.0OO.0C
i yar : :
Taxes, licclisen und teen
paid dun 115? the .vear . .
Aiiiount 'of all othor cx-
171,0.11.81
i:. KHii.ii
I! I. '.Mi-). 7 5
peltuituieii
Total expend it ure: .
Value of real tM
owned (market
.. u.S3,i:-'.4-l
0
Value id' slo'kH and
bonds o wiied ( maiKi'l
value)
I.imns on niortKiiKes and
collateral, etc
Cast) in hahlvK and oh
lUlllil
Pieniiunis in course of
collection w r i I t e n
siMce September 30,
lyi'y
Interest and rente due
and uoci iu-d
'.387, 133. 00
100.00
SS.3 l'.SO
Total admitted assets. JJ.5aD.li3.bi)
UAiilUTlliS
dross el a I u is' for looses
iiht-ai.l $ l".7.:ie
Aiuoutit of u n e a rued
nreitil uni.s on a 1 1 out-
slaiutiiiK rtuKs 403,:iSti.f
I Hie for commissi mi and
brokernrte 4.iiit.0i
All otlter iialulltii H 4 1 . 1
Total liabilities ex
clusive of capital
stock of si. nan. iio.i. .$ r,i t.isri.s:
lU'SINKSS IN OitKiUiN l''U TIIK
VKAIC
Net premiums received dur
ing the year ll.IK3.lft
Losses paid durimr t:u year
Losses incurred during the
year
r.iu:
f ('onip'inv. NiLiional
cutiiv Fire tm;. Co.
Nilllte of ri-si-h-nt. A. .1 Love.
Name of Secretary, 1". K. Walch.
Stat it lory resident at tt in y lor
uer vice. Insurance t'oinmissioner.
1'irnt I unit ru lice Agency. 1 lie.,, lo
cal agents.
Roseburg Cabinet Shop
S-12 Fowler Street
Bullt-lni, Door and Window
Frames m.iae to ordei
We carry a 6tock of Venter.
Saw Filing a Specialty.
ED S. AND F. L. COCKELRCAS
I'houe 641-J
Grandma!
(.very nieinhor of (lie family,
fmm oldest to youngest, should
drink
Pasteurized Mil!c
All the five vitamins so neces
sary to life are contained in
milk we supply. Let us start dc-
ivciy to you tomorrow.
Roseburg Dairy &
Soda Works
PHONE 1S5
The Clcmcst Place ri Tc.n
Visitors Aivtays Welcome
O. S. C. VICTOR IN i
RELAY PROGRAM
(AMortjtt-d Pn-a -Ami Wire)
EI-GKNE, Ore., April 26. Ore
gon State college, smothering Ore
gon in bIx out of eight relay events,
won the annual meet on Hay ward
field yesterday. The Orange took
five Htraight events before the
Web foot h rallied lo win the sprint
medley.
Bill HaywarO, Oregon coacii, of
fered a patched up combination in
the hurdle race when Harold Kel-
lev ftan tnrraii frnm thu niPi't with
an Injured back. Ed Moeller, Web- j
foot discus thrower, substituted,
but the quartet was too weakened
to outdistance the Orangemen.
The two medley relays, won by
Oregon, were the closest of the
meet. In the sprint medley Clair
Mckennon, who suffered tempo-
rary blindness last week, appeared
wearing smoked glasses and a vi
sor to win the race for the Web
foots when he pulled up from be
hind In the 440 the lust beat of the
event.
The Orange won the four-mile
relay by the greatest margin of
the meet.
SEATTLE FIGHT FANS SEE
TWO THRILLING BATTLES
t'AMnrlated IVn Leased Wire)
SEATTLK, April 26. "Doc"
Sncll, Taconia junior welterweight.
staged a sensational last round
rally to win a (Incision over "Wild
ot" Carter, Everett negro, in a
six-round bout here last niaht.
Snell had the Wildcat reuliiiK. but
was unable to finish him. Jimmy
Do I an, Portland middleweight.
came from behind in the last
round to gain a draw with Dode
Bercot. hidby Island farmer, lier-
cot scored a no-count knockout in
the second round of the six-round
semi-final.
Eat barbecue Btinaw!cues and
Ive forever. Brand's Kokd titund.
Watkins products, 120 W. Lane
'hnne 177. Adv.
I TODAY'S MARKETS I
( Awwiatod 1'rvs.i l-raw'! Wlro)
1'OltTI.A.M), April -H. Quotations
mi Iniiler ami cggH were unchiinged
when hit' market opened today, w.tli
'HUM falrlv steutlv mill butter values
wi'H ker. Week-end suppllew of the
latter prnduet were reported to be
unusually heavy.
i'rices or muii"tuii were easier,
iceordlng to liiu Spt-rry Flour com
pany.
l tie nop movement is pi Ml anoui
stauaaiit. with luices ramring hum
to
I'.KH--. friceH tv reiailers: Frean
xtras. 2 Be; aianoarilH, L'&c; flush
mnlium. 2-lc. Prices to wholeaaleia
?c under price to retnllera.
Hutter Cubes: Kxtrns, 3Sc; stan
iunls, ;i7e; prime firsts. Sfie; firsts.
Uc. Creamery prices : I'rinta, 3c over'
ube Ktundards.
Milk: Itaw milk ( por cent) $2.10
fj'2.A(t cwt. delivered Portland, less
1 pr cent: Krade B milk. $2.6. But
ceifat .station. 34o; track. SoC; de
livered In Portland, 37e.
Puuttry (niiying prices): Altve
lOHvy hens over 4 $ His. 2fr2ic:
ned 1 um hens, S 'A to -i ifc lbs., 2 I fi 25t.
ight. under S Vj lbs., 2 2 'fi- 2;tc ; springs
iver li lbs. Pukiu ducks, A
h.s. and over 3Uc: colored ducks, IS
Q i Op ; turkeys. No. 1 , 2 S Ti .'I c ; No.
!, 2 Be; culls. 2Jc; ullve 18(2Uc.
Country meats: (Uuying prices'
Choice veal. lSflHc; pork, 14V4c;
bnf. p lambs, 18(g 20c; mutton.
10 fti 12c.
r lour tciiy unlivery prices i
.vheati 49s. $ti.3o; graham. 49s. $0.30;
FASTEST GROWING CIGARETTE IN HISTORY rT ll1 '
NOT A COL'GH IN A CARLOAD O'V,1 f.S
I n TTW7rT
FOLLOW THE WINNERS I
Start your baby turks on the feed that
grows the winners.
Crown Komplete Turkey Starter
The best is the cheapest.
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Rose burg
AGENTS FOR
L. A H. Electric Ranges
Hood River Spray Co.
Sutheriln
bakers hard wheat. OSs, fft.0; Iiak
e.r' blueatem pat puts. i.t0,
pastry flour. 49a.
Cane supar fsanKed basis):
Cane, fruit or berry. oA0 per cwt.
Uetit uugar $4.1i cwt.
Ontonfi Steady. Oregon, fl.15'
11.7ft.
Potatoes Gems. No. 1 crude.
f;i.r0. New potatoes, Florida, Siu im
pound. Wool Steady: eastern Oregon, 1
5MXc lb.; Valley. 24c. - J
Mohair; Oregon. 4f.?4Cc. Domestic
trading; first combing 7u8c; good,
carding 3sip4i)c. I
Nuts Steauy; wamum, ureeon.
ff'30c: almond), 2of&3oe: peanuts.
I'-i ft 10Vc; pecans, 25(57c: filberts.
t 7 I k.
Hay:Whoepiile buying prices, tie-
livered foriiann: r-BHiei u ""1..
timothy. 22.Qfc 23.r,o: do valley. Sin
19.Bo; alfalfa 102(i: clover, fib,
oat hay. $K; straw, $78 ton; sell
ing prices l to 2 more.
Cascara bark Steady. 18mc
Hops Stealy; 1929 crop. SS-lOc.
I.lvrittork
Steers: 110-1300 lbs.. $11.2511.85;
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From or to California points via boat to
Marshfield thence via truck to Roseburg
and vicinity.
LOW RATES
Regular and Dependable Service
Sailing from Pier 25 San Francisco every Thursday.
Freight received up to time of sailing.
Give this service a trial. You will be surprised at the
saving in freight charges.
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4
ITTIgTTr
Telled PANSY WAFFUIftSN
J'None such as you can deceive me with your city tricks."
'I am growing impatient," said Silas Weaseltassle. ."Take what
I offer you."
"My daddy sent mc for OLD golds and I will take no other."
Old Silas saw his error for he knew that Tansy's father was running
for mayor and needed OLD GOLDS to give him the voice to win.
Not a defeat in an electionload.
MvriU Creek Oakland
John Deere Plow Co.
Hoosier and Milwaukee Pump.
Spray Co.
good. $11. r.O-ii 12.00; medium, $10.50
H.iiO; common. .u04j 10.50. Ilelfers.
wood. $10.r.01( 11. So; common to me
dium, $s.0"4i lo.r.o. Cows, good. $n.ro
'Tj lOlHi; common to medium. $7.2.ri'fi
I .'.0- low cutter n cutler, $J.50f)
7-;i Hulls (vearlfngs excluded),
S7 hOff S.itJ; culler to medium, Sli.uO
r(J ; -,0" Calves. $:t.r.os) lii.r0; cull to
iiiediiini 7.0ll(f 11. an. Veulers, milk
fed $12 Oii'-i 1 3.00 ; medium. $10.u.)fti
12 00; cull to common. $7.505 10.00. 4
Hogs Heavy weight $9.5011.00.
Medium weight. $ ' ".00 rn 11.50. Ught
weight. $1 1 O-""" 11 1'ighL lights.
Sin u0 ''i 1 1.50. rucking sows. $8.25 '(!
) . Slaughter pigs, $ I O.OOli 1 l.i.y.
1-Veder mid stock.-r P".gs. $11..M
"5ii (Soft nr oily hogs and roast
ing piga excluded in above quota
tions.) Sheep nnd lambs: Iimbs, good to
choice. $:i.25 IO.Ok; 84 to 12 : Hh
SS 75i 9 5''; 9- 'hs. down, $S.5nf(-'25-iH
weights common, $7.O0(tf
sino. Yearling wethers. J-j"-F.wes
medium to choice, $5.006.00;
120-150 lbs., frolic 5.:tu : all weights,
cuil and common. $2.uuiU 4.00.
cut to stay here uml lcavo Tat -