ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. MONDAY. OCTOBER 13. 1930.
FIVE
Classified Section
KATES: Per word, each iaaertloB, 1 cent. Bj the week, eeata a woe.
Minimum Pr adrartlaemnt, la eenta. Mali yoor a4aailt th
words and enclose stamp, check or money order.
FOR SALE
FOIl SALE All kinds
wood. Phone 10F23.
of dry
CIDER MILL Two tub mill. New.
$21). Leake &. Gurnee.
APPLES KOIl SALE 25c Olid EOc
per bushel. I' T. Reeee, Mi'hose.
PUMPS AND ENGINES New and
used outfits. Leake & Gurnee.
FOB, SALE Good wood healing
slovo. Hcusonuble. Phone 131-J.
-
FOll SALE Cider, at Log Cabin
stand near Sutheiliu. Bring con
tainers. FOR SALE 20 W. L. pullets, 60c
each. w. F. Hudson, X mile B.
W. Sutherlln. .
FOR SALE Fresh
gentle milch
Price lii'os.
cow urn! call, $60.
Phone 1F15.
FOR SALE Wood or coal Mon
arch range. Trade for wood,
f'hone 471-L.
PIPE AND PIPE FITTINGS New
and used water pipe. Low prices.
Leake & Gurnee.
STOVE PIPE? Stove pipe? at the
Koseburg Salvage Second Hanu
store, lor 25 cents per Joint.
WASHING MACHINES See the
Itlock washer. Gas engine or
4'iectric driven. Leake & Gur
nee. OLIVER PLOWS AND SHARES
Horse or tractor drawn plows,
harrows, discs. Leake & Gur
nee. VSED CLETRAC AND FORDSON
TRACTORS Overhauled or "as
is." Low prices. Leake & Gur
nee. FOR SALE Number fine Angora
bucks, W. G. Paul strain. Paul
ranch, So. Deer creek road,
Roset-urg.
APPLES FOR SALE 25c up.
tiring boxes. Spitzenberg apple
cider. Phone 2SF2. L. B. Skin
nor & Son, Winston.
l'OH SALE Purebred Brown Leg
no i' n cockerels, Toemohlen
strain'. Mrs. A. T. Crawford, Box
162, Oakland, Oregon.
i FOR SALE Dry body fir, second
growth, oak anu murei. uiock
and Btove wood. Mountain Fir
Wood Yard. Phone 75-L.
L"OR SALE Will son at sacrifice,
T 160 acres of timber near Hose-
Dure;, it taken at once. Write'
Goo. R. Thompson, Chehalis,
Wash.
'FOR SALE Overstuffed daven
iuii-1 mid two chairs, library table
center stand, mattress and kit
chen utensils. Call Mrs. Ralph
Kurcher, 209-L.
L 1' M B K R AND C IC D A It
SHINGLES are lower than at
any time Blnce the war. Build,
repuir or remodel now. Page
Lumber & Fuel Co.
a
LOST
LOST Friday, between north side
Texaco station and Douglas St.,
6.00x21 lire and cover with mime
"Kelly Sheet Metal Vorks."Re
turn to Kelly shop. Reward.
.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Broom plastered
houso, large garden, yard fenced
Phone 242.
Full RENT 5-room newly plaster
v Ml house. Inquire 720 Wincho
r l.-r St.
Fl II.NISHEI) HOCSE for rent on
South Pine. BIS Woodward St.
Phono 231-Y.
PIANO FOR RENT Good instru
ment. Reasonable rental. Mrs.
Love. Phone 5nl.
Volt RENT By the middle of
innnili, furnished heated apt.
Inquire 124 v Iwiitdas.
TO LESSEN tout cold morning
chill get an electric heater. $5
nnd ti'i. Cullfornia-Oregon Power
Co.
APARTMENT FO.I RENT Nice
location, hot water, electric
stove; garage. Bubar Bros.
Phono 214.
(-ROOM furnished house. Garage.
Paved street. Near Rose school.
$-'o. See Roy Young of G. W.
Young & Son. Phone 417.
Ft lit RENT 7-room furnished
house; garage, chicken house.
."":" East Douglas street. G. W.
YTnniu; Son, 116 Cass street.
Phone 417.
Ftiit RENT A 240-acre farm. 2
tulles north of Drain. Oregon,
on Pnrlfle highway. Spring wa
ter. 2 barns, orchard, fi-room
house 60 acres in cultivntlon.
Phono or write Mrs. lone Tracy.
4 :tt K. Stephens, Roseburg. Om
i WANTFD I
.
WAXTKT -100 I,csliorn millets, or
"nrlfns. Phone 41S-R.
WAN'l'KI) TO mY Snmnd linnd
Mil Ipnt. If. i;. Church. Phono
4M L rvMninps.
WAXTKD 2 women to lie
tnmJf. piopo work. See Km)
Voshurph. Mlryltl park, at once,
W VTKO fifi to So hn,l of
1ioep n PiiJiiPs nitlj otitiun
"'!-. Stare al-o, brceil. price.
k Hot 813, care News-Review.
WANTED 100 head of Rood owes
tor breeders. Also team horses
not too old, weight 1400, 1450
each. W. H. Mode, Umpqua, Ore-
MISCELLANEOUS
WILL GIVE elderly lady room and
uoaiu in excnaiiKe for light ser
vices. Phone 23 1-R.
CAR OWNER Don't forget to call
53 when in need of auto parts.
Sarff's Auto Wrecking House.
ALL persons are warned not to
hunt, or trespass on my pre
mises at Green, Oregon. O. F.
Castle, owner.
FREE During October, one 8x10
photograph with 1 dozen photos
in folders. Koseburg Studio,
Salzman Bldg., 127 Jackson St.
WILL trade wood for or buy good
young mule or span of mules.
Mu . be well broken and true
pullers. Address G. E. Clayton,
Myrtle Creek, Ore.
NEW TODAY
COAL Rock Spring, Utah and
Diamond briquets. Page Lumber
& Fuel Co.
(
WANTED Chest of drawers, or
chiffonier, any condition. Phone
54 R.
FOR SALE Recleaned uurple
veicii. inquire r irst oiuie uanK,
SuthefUn, Ore.
FOR RENT Stock and turkey
farm. See J. A. Campbell, West
Sutherlin, Ore.
LOST Friday, package conlitlu
ing child's underwear. Finder
please leave at News-Review.
WANTED Good cow, coming
fresh soon, worth $ib of more.
E. E. Morgan. .Phone 276 J.
CHOICE well seasoned, easy split
ling old grow In lir, $3 per tier
In 3-tier lots. So. End Fuel Co.
FOR SALE 12 Pekin ducks, and
3 milch strain nannle goats, 6
mos. old. North of Roseburg. Rt.
2, Bo 114.
FRESH COW FOR SALE Also a
two-year-old heifer. Will trade
for hay. G. S. Johnson, Brock
way, ore.
WANTED Man with team and
implement to plow ' four-acre
field, located 3 mites south of
, Roseburg. E. W. McNary, Rt. 1,
Roseburg.
FOR SALE A fine level lai nc.
place, modern equipped build
ings, diversified orchard. See J.
A. Campbell, West Sutherlin,
Ore.
FOR RENT Nice ground floor
apartment, modern, close in. Al
so good canning pears for sale,
45c bushel. 320 W. Cass or
phone 231-R.
Save your roof
with Albikote
Call us for estimate
Coen Lumber Co.
Phone 121
FOR SALE One electric paint
spray outfit, suitable for auto
or interior decorating. Also oak
sideboard at a bargain. 932 Riv
erside Drive.
LOST Sunday, Oct. 12th. be
tween Eugene and Roseburg,
gentleman's brown leather trav
eling bag, containing articles of
clothing. Notify C. K. Allen, 237
Watson St,
COME to the Catholic ladies' card
party at the iansh hall. Kane
street, Tuesday evening. Oct.
Mth. Bridge. Five Hundred.
Prizes. Rof'shnK'.KS. S p. m.
35 cents.
WANTED Tenants :'T llieiy
furni.shed sleeping looms. Loca
tion? Two blocks from n.airi
business si-ctiou of city. 3oi
West Washington street. From
Sl.ilO to $2.50 per week. Mary
Bogard. Phone No. 14S-R.
FOR SALK OH KENT NO acres,
. funeed, bain, house, garnKe. Live
creek year around ; prune or
chard; 25 acres cultivated. Lots
of timber; pood road, 12 miles to
Hoseburg. i-.iH' terms. Geo. U.
f 1111. Camp view garage. Price
$2500.
LOANS If you want io borrow
money Bee hh first! We know
we have the bot loan available,
Our monthly payments are leae
and our plan is deiinite. ou
know when your loan is paid oft
IXX CLAS ni'ILDING & LOAN
ASSOCIATION. Medical Aru
HldK. Phone 215.
I'sed drier type Kasy
washer $'25
Vlctnda -
Show case. $lfl
Hand Ker wa-sher $
Dcm. r.lec. refrineiator $12t
?2ito hi!1 enamel laiiKe... $l'Hi
Out. radio. 6 lubes .JU
KOSKIU IU; LLLCTRIC
CAN (HOT yim any one of the
following magazines three years
lor only two dollars. Woman's
Home Companion. Pictorial Re-
vi.'w, Ladies' Home Journal. Mc
Call's, and the Pa hfinder. Th
j'atluindHr. wliidi 1h u weekly
uewif-mat:a3;inR. and each of thr
other magazines arc sent direct
in subset i hers from puittisnerM.
If vou will call at my place ol
business, or mat! me your
dra vou v til reive pron.pt
j-rvP-V. Aldeti Hiiinevs. Fii liott
Library 3'2 West iishinmou
ritreet, Robebuig, Oiefcuu.
BRINGING UP FATHER By Geo. McManus
-&i aSNT VOuTO 50 j I HOW LOMc; Doj :;J I HOPE THB 'blUUM' ) 77 I
RAGWT TO M-f HQU5E I WOO EXPECT BOOMOER ib ItO A
MR JtGGS 1 HOME I H TO E Itvl j ;,.,im ..., i -. '..--a-r-. .' - lf
VAMTyouTOCWEMiM EUROPE' WfcAs ' l'
HftFiR-bTLEWONiN !l O-'JKiQS' I - '.nf? c m
I French- TEv-u mrvt I f - -' Li ? r ' mi
I I U ,t If - I M- .. Xi W M 'W I. :l aw I I
& li'W, Int't hVaturv srrvtce Ute , Great Britain nghlt reserved JL -T T-
A WELL- ILL Co WOMEll I CiKEAT HEAVENS'. I
j isSOW- I GOE'T.'b HELL J ESS thPoc'c, aPPM J
j KtsJOVJ OHE ' THERE& SEEN
! FKE.MCW WORM F-"3HT ) JL
FOR RENT Furnished apart
ment. ?3. ou per niouiu. do o.
Pine.
WANTED To buy at reasonable
WANTED To buy at reasonable
lirice. sweet white grapes de
livered, rjr caun:ng. Also 8 Bar
red Rock pullets old enough to
begin first laying. A. M. Wal
lace, 1143 E. 6lh St. N., Rose
burg. THE FAIREST LOAN we have
ever known. What the federal
farm loan has done for the farm
er our long term easy payment
mortgage does fjr tlie home
owner. The total cost of one of
our loans is lower than any like
organization doing business in
the state. We invite compari
son. UMPOTA SAVINGS AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION, Douglas
Abstract Bldg.
TODAY'S MARKETS
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(Auoclaltfd I'rcM Leased Wire)
PORTLAND. Oct. 13. l'urtlanil
wlu.l.-Hiilft Imtti-r ami eKir tnarki'U
v. tri! sit'iitly nl 1 utirliitnKt'fl t pi U-ck
toiluy wall flist-til-lliu-wccK
niiuiil atKMit tiui'iniit.
In ihi- f.'ult nnt vt'Kt;t:illc m:ir-
k-l. 1 1 i-h t fhli
jH'Hi'b tit ft
H)liltu !i W(!l'
PuinK uiiPmiU'il at tin-
Lt'uck 1 1 Pp ir.ovcii mm trutle hi
.ri tti SH.tiO u btiiulrt'fl.
1'rospiM-iM fur an curly rise tn
qtiutmiitns on Oregon. r local I y
Brown, tomatoes was stun In tin
inly nHniuig iro.sis oi im- mm
several ditys. .Nuw tninntii.-t oi uii-
lnrnia toinatoea were oimreu ai i
a lug.
iSioivtnK cauliflower 1 uiand drop
pud lUOlHlioll8 lu uciils tu fl.l.t-
l.'J.'r a ITIltf.
Spinach was in Ijh-ko supplv n
around 25 ri-nt a iraU' i-heapet
Until a week uko ul 75 to bL
cents.
I'roduue Quntntlooa
Extreme firmness of the Portia
esK niaikft brount about a rise ol
t uunis lu iitiutuilons on wnoiu.su If
tirades today. Nuw urbus tire; Kx-
iras ("; hinndtirds If K-; nn-tliunt
'Sc; utul pullets l'jv.
IlLille i prififs wevo unchaimi'i
with dfiuund limited.
MoyuinfiiLs In fruit and vej-'flJi'
trail: were repnrtfd ly tt't' govern
incut ni-wH siM-vici! iih follows.
KirtU carl i n Hhlpnient t'f ftiull-
fluwur front tim i'nrllHiid dislncL if
In i n K ioudu d tod it y by ,1 jum tiesi
Kiowurs. tjuitlUy U uooit, i.;;o pi-i
urate f. o. b. Portland Is beiliK reul
izt'd fur fiiHt loudtiiKH.
An ucchhIoiihI car of mix'od veff
etaldes is now belli k loaded ai
Port I nnd, for nortb-centrii I nm
niirlliwt-.stern dsiiiiutiiMin; hut oiit
sido d'-iniiiid fur these connin'rlitli'
. mm U Ichs Ui:iii the local supply
Apl'lrit und rears
CIiciip .loiutlhan apples contlnui
in tioo.i duiiiand. TradltiK in n.i
.Hid fxt rn f ime y norts Iihh df I inrri
ol lowintt In it la I put "-tiMSH.
purtlfit pear shittno-nis numniK
hi-iivy, from HbippiiiK-point Mmimi"
j win-; to ltd Vii itct-d inn t in Ity of all
llHidi tt t.toniKf holdniKx.
PotntofH urn firmer at idnho fdilp-
pinn point .with :wi-lii,; price-in
Tt-ase yt-stiT'lay. VWkfitui roittlnu
dull. Pwrtlitnds rn-k market
,)otatot-p hax sit'iwi little yariation
JuiiiiK tht- pnst vri-K,
utl Mas lliiiet rk
IKlSTn.N. tict. lit. Tin I'liininer
Id) Mullftiu of ItoHton will say tu
morrow :
"Tin wool trad' hnn pasii
thruuph another iiitt wek. jSoiim-
tiusinc.sfl Ik heintc dune Ht t fie low
Icv.'Ih noti-d a week Htfo. hilt tt
inconu'iin-nl In). prles ale hanlij
ha n if id fur the wi-ik,
"The niHliiifiulurlnK (eifltioji de
Velops slowly. A so n i mv hut 1 1 1 i
feeliim exists In the wuokn end o
the trade tin thn whole, however
tint inntket HeeniM to he hUII unset
tied, wit b incxiei it re ttuslnss i
juutJs liuing pliieed from week t
R'.-ek.
"Tli" forelKii marktn rC jdendler
for tlie iiKinn nt on the nis of th
.)"W low prices estnltlP'hpd Ht Lun
dun a nd In the in I nut ty nun ket h
the fniiit'orn heiliiphei . J lie iiim'h
.trtn aitnttnn the minds of (hp
tr i de ii wlieibt r this in tht- fnui
:lmse of the prict -de line.
' 4-'n 1 1 Te x a w o l f h re itm v i n i
a rt !y lo I lie dealers nnd in i (I 1 1
be eooju-i a t iv ill nd vaneet -if t
i '2t ct'iilt to the latt:-r uiel ar"uni
:n-:M ems to dPu. for h'.v
MohMr If dull ufth n few Final
m,-s of oituinal Tcxhh hair t
tlcut 7.r, eMits."
Th IMitlftln will ithltnh thfl f'd
io"'tno' iii(itatl"n.':
DuniiHtlr: Orel! on: Pin" mid (
m. siimlf 7 3 - 7 . : fine and f. in. f r
eotnliiiiK CiT-7.t; fine Mini X. ei. cl'ith-
Inir lir.-fT; villlrv No. 1 . -M
hair: ( :r-voir r.S- Pi:
KiaiMrur. ftrt comtdnu; 'u-UZ; uud
I.lypitiofk
(tt'f S I e . ; 'ai-'.l.i.) lt
gt,il 7 MUD-IK") Ik.. wtrt.d
T.Mi.H.'iu. Sow a, h.w eutt' r Z '
(.no, Velr ri, milk f-d. Boml -led
--ol-e. 1U.ui.-11.u0. Mi-ilium $. Mi
IO.. i"
Moyi- Ugtif v-Mt'iit Ki'-lHi" ttf .
n ''.-lfl lVi-'.'-m p, pi
f.-,jii"n w.-i.;i.f :.'.."' n.
P-f-ve m -t'ht j.i-:''t Ho-., h r.u-
::: L"ii-:::. lh . v.ie.-w.;;,. pa-k-
1R IUWI, 2,j-SjQ lb, '.'.i-i.'ii.
Feeder and stocker pigs. 70-130 lbs'., I
lu.uu-ll.uu.
auctp; tituactY. I
liuuv BuKlU, )t.,U cwt. ,
unifns. uivtfull. i. 00-1. 50.
lltf.OOW IS.O ', uiiai.il. ii.uliuio.uv
lOlaialK ft l a. .w $6 lliwlt. i
fZ.-tW-.iiti, aw, jfLij-.j; new po-
UCti, M-i we 1U.
uucuiM .i-jiu: iiiuuria,
17-18.
Hops: Steady: 1929 crop 1314-ioe.
Woui: iaaLei it wrvKou. ltj ic
b,. valley, zuc. Monan, new clip:
tv'.a hair, per pound; bLapie 4w
1 iai.
iKtis: 'rieett tu .callers: Froth
oXli , Site; Htundui da, ooc; 11 uoii
ueu l u in, 2t. I'l iceti lu Wholesaler
ii uiiUbT pi ICO (.U luLKllttlb,
Hutler: Cubes: Kxt'its. 3ic: stnnd-
darda, a tie; pi ime tirsis lliv, insis.
ui earner y pr.tes: i'l inid, oe
iver cuoe siuiidarus.
At 1 1 k ; Hv mi ik t4 ner cent) SJi.Ci.
(f j.u ewi denvuivu i-oi'liuikl, teds
li r ce.it.; KiHde u mint, j.i.. iiui
itut, ulUVwivu in iJorLiaiid, Jiv.
iVUIlll, IDUjlllA Ul KvftJ . 4VllVe.
heavy liens over 4 Mi lbs.. ;' tii-
10 I'm ikb., luu: IIKIIt
liens le; broilers, i Vs to 2lH ids.,
tUfeiiui Ho, liOAvy ullli lu, limit,
o.x.tu, zzc I'eKin oiiiKs. A IU3. anu
over, ltie; old. lue; colored uuelvb. i
JUL'KO, 1 1
uniiy meats: (Buj'inff wricosi
Choice veal. Uc; pork. 16e; eliolce
iambs, 12-n: muiton a7 cents.
1'iour: (Oii.v Utjilverv onoos)
Kaniiiy patents 4 Us js.-rO; wlioie
.vlitai 4'jh Jj.0; Rralmiu. 4 Us la.iu;
rmkeia imrd wheat ass $5.iio; bak
ers blurstem patents ys Si'i.uU;
nastty Hour, 4!s Itt.iO,
MJkar iHaekect tiasts) : en no.
fruit or berry $4.fiw per twt,
O
The Neighbors of Woodcraft
rhimblo club will meet tonigli t
H3 S. Stepoeiis St. with Airs.
li.S. 'rut,o .... I,nu4 - U..
luck supper at 7:45. Frixo offered
for best attendance beginning to-
nlfcht. Adv.
For day time reception and bad
orations, try the new Ueneral Mo-
'-ors radio. Sold by Hansen Chevro-
et Co. and Roseburg Motor Co.
Phone 446 or 100. Adv.
3d , r , o
ArundA, piano tuner. Phono 1S9-L
POEM FOR THE DAY
B LOUIS ALBERT BANKS
LUXURIES BETTER THAN NECESSITIES
That brilliant writer, Bruce Tlarlon, writes this:
"Most of uh do not have inconn'3 large enough lo provide both the
'hi lips we need and the thiiiKH we v. uiit.
Ve are forced to choose belw"n our noreflxitloi n1 our luxuries.
"And, very foolishly, we choose to offer up the htxurloH.
"Thus our existence become riitil and monotonous. 1
"I have established a very good rule, whirl. ! pass on lo you:
Never do anything just becauso othr iKOpte do ft.
"Kvery year by cutting out a lew foolish necessities, ! buy niy
srlf one bin. wise luxury."
Ah, yes! that's just the thing I mean
To put more beauty in te scene,
Cut down the bread nnd meat nnd things,
And spend some ensh on soaring wings.
Let's put some color into life
1 hat stiaS us up like drum and fife
Some picturesque and brilliant scheme
That Wakes our souls nnd makes us dream.
Don't make your life so drab and dull
That's nothing left except the hull;
It is the stuff between the bread
That makes the sandwich live or dead.
It's just the same with each of us
You may be sure 'tis ever thus
The hope or dream that fires your heart
Is of your life the better part.
So dodge the rut of every day
And let imagination play.
The man who docs all tilings by rule
Is much, the same as any mule.
But he who lets his genius prance
Will tasle the beauty of romance,
Will give his inner-seif a fling
That makes all bcllj within him ring.
Just bread nnd meat arc good enough.
If you like life all leather, tough,
But if you'd have it sparkling bright,
Then put tonic glory in the sight
Some luxury fit for any kiny;
Some dream to make the angels sing;
And then your life will blosriom out.
And all the soul within
I
COMPARATIVE
WEATHER DATA
l . W .:A'i'lIKH HtltlOAU
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20th Mclcllun. .
THIS WKATHEll
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Baker i-K'ur I Sal filil tl
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.Pt.cldy
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. . foKKV
. . .i li-iir
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. . .'-l-.-'ir
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Pt.i-lily
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Gill 7SI 6a
4L'I 061 421
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561 10
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831 001
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Sun Krnnrtlseo .clour
mi r. t; 1
San DIiiku . ...li!Hi-
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nii 7SI M
' 401 Sll .24
"J-'l Oil 311
O I
Lot u& put your motor in (rood
contlllion for winter drivliiK. "Ned
Dixon's Super Sttuiou." Adv.
BULLETIN
' AT BRAND'S
Fine Dose Peara
Jonathan Apples
Delicious Apples
Grapes
Melons
Cold Fish Tor Sale
Fountain Lunch nnd GO Cent
Dinner.
BRAND'S 4)
Pacific highway 3 miles north
4444
you shout.
COUGH IM
TO CHAMPIONSHIP
OF COAST GRIDS
Prestige Boosted by 7 to 6
Triumph Over Trojans;
Stanford Touted to
Beat U. of O.
(AnuciatMl Trou U-ftwd Wire)
SAN FRANCISCO, Oet. 13.
Having triumphed over two ol
the Ultints ol 1'aclflc coast con
ference on successive Saturdays
Washington State's Cougars will
ake a breathing spell this week
end while oilier members of the
big ten-te4im circuit gamble for
places in the win or lose column.
1 he Cougars will meet lion-
zagas llulldogs 111 a non-comer-
ence affair which figures to be
more or loss of an average work
out. Hut their previous perform
ances, In trouncing California 10-0,
and beating Southern California,
7 6, has set football fundom on the
coast figuratively on Its "gridiron
ear."
When Coach Ho llngbery's pro
teges smashed out the Impressive
victory over California's Bears
two weeks ago, tnose who una
their football west of the Uockles
asked "howi come?" Hut when
they conquered Howard Jones
groat Trojan eleven saturaay, tne
feat revived fond memories to old
grads of earlier years when Wash
ing State teams were poweriui in
fact and not In theory.
Huskies Still to Beat
The snoctncular victory over
Southern California put Washing
ton State In a strategic position
so far as the conference champion
shin Is concerned. With any kind
of "breaks" at least a tie for the
title should ho forthcoming. The
Staters still have four confer
ence games to play, namely with
Montana, Oregon Slulo. Idaho and
Washington. Uut on the showing
to date, close followers of the
time helleve they should come
through with flying colors, the
Washington game being the tough
est. Stanford and Oregon, not on
Washington State's schedule this
year, will make their first confer
ence appearances next Saturday.
The Stanford team returns from Its
tough nothing-nothing lie contest
with Minnesota at Minneapolis for
a brief practice before meeting
Oregon State at Palo Alto.
Oregon Doped to Lose
Oregon State already n a s
been downed by Southern Cali
fornia and Slnnford rooters lock
forward to a victory.
Oregon has the week's hardest
assignmentthat or attempting; to
stop Conch Jimmy Phelan's Wash
ington Huskies. Washington has
won two conference contesls, de
feating Montana and Idaho, and
has shown quick ami favorable
iuinrovoment.
So much so, In fact, Oregon prob
ably will bo a shoit-entler whon
the two moot at Portland. The
contest will oppose the gridiron
strategy of two conches trans
planted from the Dig Ten confer
ence. Clarence Spears shifted his
activities from Minnesota to Oro-
gon this season while Phelan mov
ed westward from Purduo at the
same time.
HOLLYWOOD WINS
2ND HALF PENNANT
IN COAST LEAGUE
ny the Associated Press
The Hollywood Stars hnd the
second half of tho 1'aclflc Coast
league season clinched today by
virtuo of a double win yesterday
from Sacramento. The Stars were
in a safe first place to play off
with lxis Anfieles for the pontinnt.
The lonuue leaders won the first
name yostorday 12 to 5. and the
second, 6 to three. Shellenback
and Wetzel hurled the wins.
Los Angeles and Seattle split a
Glycerin Mix Removes
Cause of Stomach Gas
Simple glyrerln, bucklhorn hark.
Biillne, etc., as mixed In Adlerika.
nets on IIOT1I upper nnd lower
bowel, removing poisons you never
thought wc;e I hero and which caus
ed gas and other stomach trouble,
lust (INK Bpoonful relieves (JAS,
sour stomach, sick headache and
coiiHlipnllon. lion't take medicine
which clenns only I'AKT of bowels,
but lt Adlerika give you a HIOAI.
cleaning nnd see how good you
feel! It will surprise you! Nuttian
Fulleiion, druggist. Adv.
NO MORE PILES
. lIICM-ItOM), tho prr-HCrlptlou of
Dr. J. H. Irfoiilmnlt, In Kuumnt(;r-d
to .Uintah any form of PHo mtaory.
1 Kivi-H quick net Inn ovon tn old,
stubborn cohch. JIK.MUOID bu:-c'-dH
bncntme It heals und
HtriiKlhcnft tho affected part a and
ronioven blood con Rent f on In thfl
lowor bowH thn can bo of pllH.
Only nn lntrrnal morticing enn do
thin, that's why salves and cutting
fall. Cbttpnmn'fl rii'UK Htnrc and
dnii'.glfltH ovrywhpin wll HKM
ROM) with juiaiHhltre UmiI it roM
yon nothing If tt doesn't end all
Pile aKouy. (Adv.)
PILES I
YIELD TO
CHINESE
E R D
Don't suffer nnnthfr mlnuto from
Mind, Itcblritf, Jirntrurhrii? or blrwl
(r;i( pH" without tHtihf tbe nw"t
nml fnntot imtintf tronlmmit out. r.
Nixon' OiffHirotd, fortified with
I""), linrort-vl ctilnfHQ limb, with
Hiruizintf powor to rodtjeo hwoIImi
tlpfnios, blinds n.iflfi and comfort in
a tvw mlnutf-a, ennblinjc you to work
nnd enjoy llfo while It continues it
ncntbiriK, hefilliiK notion. Don't de
lay. Art In tlmu to (ivold a d'HitjiT
on1 Hnd rontly operation. Try Dr.
Nixon's Chlrmrold under our puur
mitoft tn wttlwfy roioplftujy and bt
worth 1"0 tlitifi lite iiiihII cost or
your mouoy buvk
V
.Nullinn t'ullvrton. The Uexall Htui
Giass Cooking Utensils
We are now displaying in our window a new shipment of
these handy kitchen accessories Pyrex and Glassbak
brands. They can be purchased in either plain or dec
orated forms.
SEE THIS SPECIAL
Metal Cake Tray With Metal Cover
Ivory finished . . green trimmed
For Just $1.00
CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO.
The Ironmongers
EiOLLH OF
ROSEBURG SCHOOLS
SHOWS INCREASE
Enrollment In the Roseburg
schools at the end of the first re
port month, shows an Increase of
S2 over the same period last year,
according to W. M. Campbell, city
siiperludent. The incrense by build
ings Is Junior high, 34: Rose, 28;
Benson, 11; Fullerton, II. Tho sen
ior high has 6 less students en
rolled than lust year. However, the
enrollment for tho four hlgn school
grades, which includes tho (Mil
grado at the junior high Bchool, Is
428 as compared with 407 last
year. The enrollment by buildings
is, senior high, i'Xi; junior high,
:t0!; Rose, 273; Ilenson, 220; Ful
lerton 114. Total 1.209. The to
tal enrollment at the end o the
first report month for the .past
double header, the Indians taking
the first, J to 6, and the Angels
the socond, 3 to 2. In the nine
gnnies Inst week, the Seattle club
trounced the Angels six times. The
first Rhine went to ton Innings,
with limly Kullio outlasting Kii
Baecht and Jim Delnney. "Carol
Ycrkcrs chalked a win In the sec
ond. Stntz Homed, clinching the
game, which lasted seven innings
by agreement.
Tloth the Sau Francisco ul. Oak
land, and the Portland vs. Mis
sions at Sen Francisco doublo
henders were postponed on ac
count of wet grounds, und will bo
played off today.
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
, OPTOMETRIST
Specialist In the fitting of
Qliisses
116 Jackson St.
DR. NERBAS
DENTIST
Painless Extraction
Gas When Desired
Pyorrhea Treated
Phone 488 Masonic Wdg.
Roseburg Undertaking Co.
Eitibllthed 1901 M. E. BITTER, Managar
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
Ambulance Service
Phon 284
Oak and Kane 8ta.
DOUGLAS FUNERAL HOME
Eat.ibllahsd 1936
Perfect Funeral Services
Fair and Reasonable Prices
AMBULANCE SERVICE
PHONE H. C. STEARNS PHONE
112 Manager 112
Pine and Lana Stl. Lady Attendant
The Extra Cough Help
Extra In Power And Price
Crenmuliinn i a super-hrlp for
coiikIu from coMs. It ii fur ilccp
coughs where you Hure nm risk a
wrak htl. Stven major hrlpi are
crolxidicil in it, including the be
known to medical science.
The eivojme is blended, emulsified
and palatable. It is to soothe the mem
branes and combat the germs. It pre
srnts.the world's best help for coughs
nf this kind in a pleasant form.
There ore white pjne tar, wild
cherry bark, menthol, ipecac, etc. All
the (ireatest helps ill one, but with
noMisrcotic. Despite all its power and
efficiency, it is harmless to a child.
Some coughhcal) for one help, some
I four years is, 1927, 1169; 1923, 1174; I
I 1929, 1127; 1930, 1209.
I Mr. Campbell has prepared the 2
following report on attendance and
punctuality lor the mouth ending
October 3:
Tntal pupils enrolled to date .1209
AveriiK- nulnner pupils uo-
lonKlng 1103.7
Avi-riiKo dolly atti-nilnnco ....1113.5
l'i-r cent uf uttemlancu
Number turtltnetitiL's 48
Nuiubi-r pupils neither absent
nor late , 940
Number vfults by parents .... H4
c'uinbineil reeortl of attendunce. ,
nnil puneuialHy by bullillngH nnd
Krades according to rank Is as fol--Iowr:
-vry.
Hose. 5A-6A. ino: Krnflon, 6B-6A.'
Aft. 5; Hose. 2lt, 911.5: llonson. 1A-2A.
99. u; llensnn. 4A-5A. 99.4: Benson,
:)B-;IA. 99. 3: Hose. 311. 99.3: Hone,
fill. 99.2; Hose 1A-2A. 99.2: Fuller
ton, 111. 99; Ilenson. 411. 99: Kuller
lon. 511-011. 9S.9; Jr. High. 7-8. 9S.9:
rullerlon. an.-iH. HS.S; Ilenson. IB,
I1S.S; Jr. High. . 9S-6: Benson. EB.
9R.5; Hose. 111. 9S.5: Benson. 2Um
IIS. 4; Itose, 3A-4A. IIS. 2: Itosc SB..,,
98.2; Itose. 4B. US. I; Fullerton. 2B, .
VI. t.
O
Is your motor sluggish? Perhaps'"'
your lgnlllou or valves are at' "
fault Urlng your troubles to "Nod J'
Dixon's Super Station." Adv. i
Chicken Dinner
Christian Church
Thurs. Oct. 16
11:30 to 1:30
Good Eats, Quick Service ' '
50c per plate '
Roseburg Cabinet Shop
E. S. Cockelreas F. L. Cockelreat
All kinds of cabinet work
Cupboard Doors.
Furniture Repairing, Truck
Hod Ins.
We soil Upson Board and
Veneer. .
Saw Piling a Specialty
Phone 541-J 542 Fowl'r St.
OPENING
Hunt!s
INDIAN
Theatre
Wednesday Eve.
October 15th
POPULAR PRICES
wlcanaed Lady
Embalmor
another. Nobody can tell. So we com- '
bine the best in Creomulsion to be safe.
CreomulMnn costs $1.25 a little '
more than lesser helps. But all drug-
rims guarantee it and return the ,
lull price to anyone not satisfied.
It may be too good (or your courIi.
A lesser help might serve. But is '
it wise to take the risk when coughs '
are danger signals? Anyway, tl (
coui-h from a cold which hangs on ,
calls for this supet-help. . Do the
best men know to be sure. '
CtlEOMULSION
tor mttleult Coughs
trout, Void
',
P.
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te