TWO
KOShbbKU MLWb-KLVILW. KLWLBUKU OKLCiON. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 30, 1930.
TILLIE THE TOILER
Not a "Dark Moment" For Mac
i( (,v -Hetii'w O 'nifla ('.iinty Smn-1uI
-,.-. LIDi:, April 3u.--At u recent
llltrfilllK tilt! Ulldo ui-iiiikm UKricul
tural coiiiiulilee. of which Willard
Small im chat) iiimii. oulliiied a pio
uiwiu which in cxpecied hi be of
Hcvai interest and benefit to llin
laniuTB or eastern IkhikIhk county.
(.'(-operating wllh tli' liTturer,
Mrs. SyUln Smith, and J. C Icedy,
county aKt'iil uud cnan man ni (
at;i icuilunil committee of Hie
jlqtiulas County Pomona Kiinine,
pun. were made lo dewde thlny
1,. mutes per month ol tint let i iiri-r's
p"t Di Mill lo lilt dlKl'USHlOll ot null-
cult ut al problems.
'frits' pian linn b'n advocated by
tJJtiifiiif"tlturnl committee ot llif
'iM-unu .sunt Kfiii!t f which Fred
,Wehill, Unseburn. In 4-hali niaii.
-"Hie lirsi iiift'iniK In -May to be
htTd Satuitlay, .May in. wilt he iv-
cikuver to a discussion of ti' i
ttaMJy industry. t which time all
ritm niiuiueis on the program will
lJJrJun sonic plutHi' of the in i 1 U ami
luiUur business.
.( second liieoliiiu will be do
vnTed'toa discussion of llif or
tfrfjffiatioii, powers ami beiiHHB ol
ifa-.. iedcial farm board, delegated
t.put lulu operation the uKiicul
iVfVTtJ, markelliifc at.
ZT'sUuift adopted by the imrlcnlturul
tTTTTtmlitet' of lite K'ama iiu lndt'
lUi'l discussion, at flltllie IlleelillKS.
ot"h coopeia(io inailicliuK asso-1-TTTTlnnH
handlim: coin modi lies ol
ipoi iaiice to the tai me ra in the
tUide .nee lion. TIii-fc Include w ooi
lmHHIiiK by (be I'acilic ('oopeia
ifrt,(Vool (Iiowoih; ttirkt-y market
iJUby (he I mucins t oopei al t e
'CHlfcuy (Irowcrw; ami vkk market
iKie -by the I'acilic Cooperative
iTmttry Producers.
"An'nttenipt will also be made to
fjyliu.u livestock pool lor llin ubip
luoiit and Hale of lamb.i.
tidier nieetltiMrt tlurtiiK the year
titl he devoted lo 4-11 cinb work,
UtuI control and rodenl control.
IClJIFIELD
MEET BE MOO IT
this place is 6ettiw6 to
look more luce am office
im v. movie; studio tham a
VJA-SHINQ MACHIWE feVSIWESS
MV-'S GOT A MCNlfc
ferfl DAHE'S PHOTO ON
HIS DESK
!
lVMHO'S THE OCOD LOOICIMCJ
1 -TAME '5 PHOTO OM
fay 7 yve- desic, Mac?
fTOH, Mac. vajho's Voue'I (7 always thought vcu I
-pi- glF?1 B,auMETTE5 r .
yf &eM 11 &X I PARTICULAR
iJU.- WF- It.vi.'W tlotlKlu t'..lllV HlH. iuU
ailtK. Ami! 3d. The Heciinnal
iPWfrniui field meet id Section K of
lffilIj-;luK county will be held at
(uIlUi, Sitlurila', May 3. i;ntnuitn
ill rt'Kiter at 1 o'cloc k In (lie af
ternoon. Immediately toilowiim ie
llratlttii, (he tiventM Will be called.
t,'-:inninK willi t'lass A, Ijovh ami
I iiidMi .r,U hectiona w iJI ho through
it' I ill tlieir events simultaneously.
rTilher ctasKeH will follow in or-
Thtire ate twenty ime school in
Dillon .v. It is hoped (hat all will
hre cntiautK ror (rack and field
work,. Many of the r.chtmht hae al
I'eiuly reported clitralitH for a num
ber of (he eeniH. No entiani Is
permitted to ku licipate in more
timu four exeiiis. In every case
rules and regulations KoveriiiitK the
track and Held meet of the public
school In 1 hum las loiiulv, must be
luily complied with.
The winners In the sectional
meet will 10 to Oakland on May
37 to compete with winners of the
other sections.
GLEND ALE TRIMS "
ROSEBURG SENIOR
HIGH BY ONE RUN
LOOKING GLASS
fN- itfvt.w ii..itiiiifc rimiitv iw.-iiti
I.OOKINOfll.ASS. April 3D.
l-'rb'nds of .Mrs. (ieoiKe Marsh wilt
he clad to know (hat she Is gain
lug in healih.
John Montgomery, w ho lijis been
attending school In I'orlliind, has
come home for a short visit.
Mr. and Mm. Hoy Muell n ml fam
fly were visit Ink Mr. and Mis.
William Dyserl l-'riday t'veniiiK.
Hay and Lcsler .lordon of Camas,
Washington, vlslied In the valley
over the. week-end.
The pupils of (he .yrade school
are kIvIuk a projrrani at (he Krange
hall Krhlay evening. May 2.
Miss Alice Unstick, of Itosehurx,
is visiting at Ihe home of Mim.
(ieorgt Marsh.
The regular prayer meeting ami
Itlhle slmly will he held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. I.arseii.
Thursday eveniiiK. May 1.
A very Interesting meeting of
to a poor start am: walked in.'
first two hatters, who scored on
singles by lireen and Murium). At"1
ter the first Inning, however, be
IlKhloned up and stiuck out seven
KoselMirg b.-il iers diirtir; I he rest
of ihe game and issued only two
more passes.
Tynan, nicked for several hits
In the third Inning, was relieved
in the foil rlh when he made t w o
errors on grounders to the pitcher's
box. Wells pitched a good game
for Koseburg alter taking Tynan's
place.
the Kpworth league was led by
Miss iiuth ltodlcy, Sunday evening, j
April 7. t
Mr. and Mrs. A. It. N'lckeiis were)
guests for dinner Sunday at the ,
home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Shrt'iik. I
Oncar Nash, of Ashland, visited
Ills father, 1. M. Nash, Sunday,
April 20.
The senior class is beginning re
hearsals for "The Private Secre
tary" which will be given Ihe latter
part of May.
"A Scream In the Mark," which
was presented by members of the
sophomore class, Friday even In 3
was thoroughly enjoyed by all of
those who attended.
GLENDALE
fllJCXMAI,::. A )iil 3n. The
baseball game here Sunday he
t ween Myrt le Creek and Cileudale
w as w on by ( Herniate by a score
of Ifi lo 2. Four home runs fea
tured C.lendale's hatting, two by
Thompson, and one each by liales
and llagley. A wet field hanili-
i rapped Hie players in base running
1 and fielding.
I The liii.'h school teams of Cold
1 1 ill and t ; Icn dale met on t he lo
cal field Friday afternoon. The
game re; ulied in a final score of
Cold Hill r ClemL.le S. The at
tendance was small on account of
ihe unfavorable weather. Fart of
tht game was played In a shower.
The Four II chili girls held a
cooked food sale at the City Meat
market last Saturday for (be pur
pose ttf earning money to help pay
the expense of Bending delegates
to the. summer school at Coi vallis
In June.
It. H. Fetley, local Standard (Ml
representative, moved into the
John O Itrien house on Montgom
ery Ht reel Tuesday, lie and his
family have been living In the
Arundel bouse on Madrono heights.
(ieorge Cjuine, of Ivoseburg, for
mer county judge, tramac.od husi-net-H
in Clendale Tuesday.
Mrs. J. K. Howard, Mrs. Curl ."
Set her ami Miss Luella Ciinnin,,
ham motored to Mcdford Saturday
to visit with friends and do some
shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. Craut Hales and
Mis. II. Nerbas. of Koseburg, vis
ited here Tuesday.
C. J. Shorb of Cold Hill, editor
of the Clcudale Log, and Mrs.
Shotb were business visitors here
Monday.
Ward Hammond, district manag
er for the Caliloruia-Oregon Power
company with offices at Grants
Pass, transacted business lie re
Monday.
iUendales fire hose was given
a test .Monday. Almost 5uo lineal
feet whs found thai will have to
ho; discarded as unfit for furthur
use. A very marked increase In
pressure from I lav hydrants along
Pacific avenue is noticeable since
Hi installation of a larger main
and larger hydrants along this
street. The hose tests were
made by K. L. Ziegler. William
utiKch and George F. Olliug-house.
TODAY'S MARKETS
f ."manriafwi t'n-m la-d Win)
J-f ikTI.AN'l . Ann I o. Th se.-i
x,n'h tirat c.irl"'nl if ;intul"ujn-x
wilt arrive in I'm timid TtnirMia'.
iiitv wilt i-oiiif fi-ti.ii llif linM-iial
vullt y nitil ar- I iIhvh uIm-iu! of th
ii . k- tint ut Tlvrt tilu ptm-iitit It)
im-vioim yvurn. Tti- pi it l.aa not
ct i ii u mum II' m1.
I - P'l I ll HmW Utt fit
and npihiKh ar g-ttin cheap. -r us
Hi.- s. .ismi pruKrt'tt t-s. fal.h...- yv'.lx
winii --ii ut iVv '.'". ifttu.. nl
i ''K IlfW M,tatM-fl :il : i lit
an.) .-piiiHi h at ir a Im-x.
( "inilif luvvt-r of tiuality Is hiii and
sciiK,. at
ItulttT irpt-jf were weaker md-iy.
Eiigj wt-rv Hit-atiy anil iiiM'hHiig'1.
ex U an. ij'; atunofirdn, ?&c; f i tH-i
tll'-'ll util, - IC. I'lH ril to Wtlolfcrtalul b
ac iifdtT prh'e l r.-tMil'Ta.
liu iter Cubt-a: Kxti im, 38e; Btan-thii-lM.
37c; pilmt rir-sis, ,?t'; fi it-it a.
3ic Crt-Hint-'i'y prices: 1'rintd. 3c over
i-iii'' siano.itiJH.
5111k: Haw milk ( i-r ceht) $L'.3t'
H-'i.iO rwl. didlvcr.-d 1'ortianfl. ifWr
I i-. r c'-nt: urntif H iniik. Jt ti.". But
tcrf.il .motion. 34c; I rude, 3jc; d-Uv.-ti-d
in I'ortltiml. 37c.
1'oiiltry (HiiylnK prices) utivc.
fn-1- ij he n n tfV t-r 1 l-j 1 ln. 'it .
ti. Uiniii hens 3'i (tin I His. "ilr
zZi ; light hen. :i:tc ; broil, i n,
1 -- to - ' Hi., l.cutiiu iis i'.iv
colori-tl. 3(c; IV-kl'i thicks, 4 Ht. uud
over. :iMi'i old l'3c; colored ilutk.
lb -t J'ic.
i.iiuiury raents: (IJuytiKf price!
flu. Iff veiil. ICIj 17c; pork, ll'-r;
1 hi't' '- lainliH, 1 Sfi' Itk ; mutton.
10 Vic.
iioiti fclty delivery prices)
Kiimily pntt-ntF. 4s, $7.0: wli"le
wtu'iit. 4 n.s. $6.;i(J: Kiuhuui. -iti, $o.:ti);
linkers h;in wheat. ilK.s, Jli.titf; huk
;rs" h'llelilem plltOMtS, VSn. 16.60;
pustry flour, -IPs, ti.70.
.'une xuirar fnuckp-1 tmslf)'
Cane, fruit or berry, u,10 per cwt.
Ih;.t sugar I l.So cwt.
tiiuoiis timuity. oreRon, 1.15(&
$1.75
rntntoes (Jem ft. No. crude
$:!.r.n. Net potatoes, Florida, 0 If 1 Ot
pi.ini'l. Wool Stfefiuy; eii'tt:rn Oregon, 13
ISc lb.; Valley, y le.
.Medial" Ort'Koil. AifQ Iflc. Domestic
(ruiliiis; first cunibinj 57 58c; (jotid
jardinn StifyHtn.
N'uts Steaoy; witlinif Oreffnn. 2.ri
ti : al nu n Us, L'o ru ."tic ; peanuts,
' , I p v f ; pi-cuiiM. Ji-if oi'-; tllbrta,
17 13c.
liav: Wholesnli huvlnir prices. d
Uvereil Port land : Kan tern Oreuon
timothy. 22.:i'u 21. r,o: do valley, $)!
& 1 L. U ; alfulTli llOil-": clover. 6;
iat hay. Btrnw. 7 ft' H ton; sell
ing prices fl to 2 more.
Cascara hnrk Stmnlv. TfiTHc.
Ib-ps l'.e.'U crop. GfiSfec.
I.lvrnlork
P-ters l ifni-inon lbs. jiO.TStfi'
11.2. good $11.00"? U..'. inediuin
llu.J.'i'li 1 i.UW. coinmoii I'Mluli lu.2.'i.
rleliel'-i. KOtiil t I H. ill fi II. III). COIIMIHU)
to niediiini $S.U"i'o in.iii). Cows, good
I'J.oM'Vi HUM). common to medium
. . J., f j, .".ii, low cutter lo cutter
$ I unit 7.1!". Hulls (yearlings exclud
ed) 7 . T 0 fi S.00, cutter tt medium
tfti.u.i o 7.:mj. ctiiveH $:i.ro 10.50, cull
to medium $7.mK( 11 50. Vealers, milk
fr.i J U.onfi lit.on. no tliiMii $ 1 0.00 -if
1 no. cull to common T.r.- 'j 1m. ho.
HotCS tli-HVV weight J!i.ri)i Hi. 75.
Medium weight IlK.OOlfl l 1. 25. Light
Wht f 1 l.Ouli 1 1.25. laght lights
10.t)0fi '11.25. Packing sows. SS.OOfi
rf.au. cln lighter pigti $1 a.00'i 10.50.
Feeder and R tucker pigs 5 10.50 ft
12.50. (Soft or oily hogs and rout
tof 1 1 1 14 excluded ill ahove iplota
tl'ms.) Slieep l.ainlis, tS.75ffiO.50. SI to
02 hs. $.l.lO i li.Ua. !2 lbs. down
$7. 5 H'ii $.50. all wei g!is. common
ti. oofii 7.50. Yearling wi'thers t."i.50fi
7.00. Kcwofl. tl-75't- 5.50: medium lo
i'Im.I -c t3.75ffj 5.0O, all weights $1.50
tk.1.73.
OTifo tagis your assurance of
Quali vy ana
Dc-penaaoisB ty
Tr" 'i bdo. .
1923
Chevrolet
Coach
See this car! In
spect its fine Du
co finish its ex
cellent tires and
complete equip
ment! Compare
its unequalled
low price! Act
quickly.
$395
There's no greater as
surance of used car
value than the Chev
rolet red "OK that
counts" tag, found
only on the used car
stocks of Chevrolet
dealers. This tag guar
antees that the car
bearing it has been
carefully checked and
thoroughly recondi
tioned by expert me
chanics. If you wai;t
reliable transporta
tioninsist upon a
used car "with an OK
that counts."
SPECTACULAR
VAUJ ES
1929 Model A
Ford Fordor
Motor has beon
thoroughly recoil
ditjoueii. Not a
scratch on the
body. Sola with
"an OK that
counts." Special
sale price. See it
today.
S550
Vhe great reception accorded the' new Chev
rolet since its introduction January 1st, has
' brought unusually large numbers of fine used
cars to our showrooms. To make room for fur
ther trade-ins we must clear our stocks at once.
Therefore we are offering these spectacular
values for 3 days only typical selections
from our used car stocks. Buy now and profit
by these extraordinary savings.
LOOK AT THESE BARGAINS!
ESSEX COACH in a
first clnsy condition.
This is ti flue hhiuII
car at a low pricu.
1929
$375
FORD MODEL A
TUDOR. This cur bus
not run very far and
looks like now, now-
only
$495
CHEVROLET SIX 1929
COACH. TliiB is a fine
sitial Ifamily car at a
price you can. afford
to pay, only
FORD MODEL A
ROADSTER. It hits
heen repainted and
looks fine. Can't tell it
from new. Only
CHEVROLET SEDAN
1929 MODEL. The mo
tor in this car runs
bettor than when it
was new. Now only
$595
S450
$625
Fresh salmon eBS at Idleyld
Park. Adv.
t.,ii-. "ii... !,. ,i,...a -rii.ixt-ii.ii-
niiiht.; Let's celebrate together.
A (IV.
Buy "OK" Used Cars From Your Chevrolet Dealer
HANSEN CHEVROLET COMPANY
Roseburg, Oregon
The ItoselniiK senior lilnh school
hjisidmll (cum wiH dd cat I'd (1 to T
by the (ileiidah' IMrutfH in a seven
lnniiiK mime played at Fin lay field
yesterday afleruooii. (ilendale
bunched Its runs in the ihinl and
fourth IuuIuk.n, pet tint; three tal
lies In each, while ItosehniK se
cured two runs in ihe rt i st inuiiw.
two in Ihe third and one in the
fltih. Fie errors by Hnsehuii:
Plaers coupled wiih 7 hits b
Jlhndale halters loinhiueil to nlc
i&Oihdtois Ihe tietory. Itnseliuiu
annexed siv hits and t Ilendale
-pl-yfd mi error h'H mime,
' fe(e, tileiidah- pitcher, tad away
-4-Ii intls Itras. have the richt
iUftt in romtimg eoffx
X value
EIGHTS
and
SIXES
Anywhere like the
.Nash
"'rM
pounds
time
""" i
Tlie Nash owner Is as pron J of chc
isrt'atvr value of his investment as
he is ot its beauty anil performance.
He is reassured hv the knowledge
that a higher price could not huv
any better design. or tiner engineer
itig, or greater certainty of long lile.
Men who formerly paid more are
now appreciating the wisdom of
buving tiro Nash mivlcls instead of
one high-priced car.
T he wonderful ease of Nash steer
ing, the snuoth power, the great
SH-ed. the riominess of the bodies,
ihe rich upholst'-ries and appoint
ments that Nash provides ate the
best ihe market atlords.
No matter the si:e or body stvle of
the Nash vou select it embodies the
same quality of engineering, and
the same faithfully accurate pre.
cision standards of manufacturing.
Nusfi Feature
You Should Know
tn:n!in'J i-Ka; iuhric-itiiMi, built-in,
nuttmi.itK' rii.ltlorsliiittcrN,.-it(,l the w orlj'i
cimcsC -Icoritii; in fvorv nttvlol. A.I)iit;iMe
frvnt c.it. Sti-cl prin covers with life
time lunri.'ation, in the Twin . Ignition
1 ij;!u an.t T tn-lcnitin Six line. The
pruvl.'s prorovtin .it no extra ctwt of
lltipl.ite, nn-sh.itteriMe plate nU in .ill
.hnir.. w in.hw. ;iivl vin.lliioUN thruout
the l' in-l'-inition l:iht line. I hisslat in
aKki n.iil.ihle at idilit etra cost in all
oiluT Nat cars.
No not r-HOAsnxc! mrihn.l ran
'produre thf Havor that Mills
ilro..' exclusive proer-s t'on
trolird KoasliiiK can pn)- 1
dure, l'very berrv is rtia.tej
evenly and a matchlr.-. uni
form flavor i the result.
rjjjh fmrn the original ituuum
fnik. Easily vpentd with ihe icf.
HILLS
BROS
COFFEE ,
P1NOI.K SIX TVVIN-K5N1TION SIX TWIN-KNITION EIGHT
$935to$ltS5 $1 US to $174" $1675 to $23S5
All 'i ices . o. b. iict.u v OomvniVnt M.mthlv Ii vmcnt Plan if Desired
MAS H 400"
L. R. CHAMBERS MOTOR COMPANY
NASI I SALES AND SLRV1CE
Main and Douglas Sts. Phone 649 Koseburg
Value
fas9 above the price
5
i' yl
Nr.w Fobd Ro.insTi-n An outM.indinp value at $135.
Lou-fleet, with style in ecry line. Wide Brat arrom
moil.itcs three. "W'iiidhicld foldi flat. Winddiield and
vir.d -lurid winpi arc made of Triplex sbaiter-proof
glass. Tup cju be raised quickly and easily.
500
New Foud Court A hramiful closed car, distin
guished by its fulistatilial grace of line and contour.
Radiator shell and cap, head lamps, hub caps roi,l
finish strip, tail lamp and gasoline tank cap are niado
of bright Kustless Steel another intanco of the
extra value in the Ford car.
m-m.' - TJ ty-J.B- U I mil I ,J
jr&gri r n
b i
Nkw Fo-ta Titx-ir Srnw A rplcndid familr car ht
rju.-e of ii bejuiy, t?.ifrtjr, comfort, p-wer. fp.vd, eae
jQJ f c-ntrel, rroTi'imy, rcli.iUlity and Ions lifr. No
other car bring-, )ou to murh real jlue at uch a
iuw cost.
U prccs t ti, t Detroit. p!h frrizfit ar.ri deliiery
liui..pcr oi'i jijoc it txifa.
IScw Foud Toun Sldan-A de luxe sedan, finished in
r ' cutom huiIt ear. Front seal i adjust.
S 0 4 U al,,- l' a disappearing e, ,er ., ad
.lat.oiury arm r, .. at ea, I, ,i,l. Co,(l lisliu ar0
standard cquipnieut.
Co or mil, nnrf e uill cMly ear u your
dispouil or a ilemoiuuaiiuii.
C. A. Lockivood Motor Co.
Roscburg, Oregon