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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 1931. SEVEN Classified Section BATES: Per word, etc taMrtlan, I cwnt. Bj Uit veek, f eenU a word.; Minlmnm per advertisement, 5 cent. VaU your ftds count Uw words o4 enclose stamp, eheck money order. : FOR SALE i SIX KINDS o( Bhingles. Lumber & Fuel Co. Page FOR SALIC Fir Mock wood, slove. J2.50. Phone 24F32. FOR SALE Weanling pigs. Plume 1(F31. T. F. Hurd, 5. FOR SALE Cedar posts, any quantity. It. A. Bilges. Myrtle Creek. FOR SALE Baled bay, oats and yvetch, $13 per ten, T. E. Duncan. Phone 14F2. CAN FURNISH good cedar posts In carload lots, E. H. (Janong, Box. 402, Bandon, Ore. NOTICE We have a large stock of used tires. Our prices are riht. L. 11. Chambers Motor Co. FOR SALE Baby chicks, big hutch comUiK off Saturday, 14tb W.. Cobb, 1 mile north Roaeburg, NOTICE Horses tor - sale.; Team work of any kind, plow lots or acreage-close to town, 020 N. Jackson. DRY old growth , fir from shed, cord 16-lnch, $7.50; second growth, $6.50, delivered, South End Fuel Co, RUMMAGE SALE Roaeburg Wo man's club every Saturday at the club rooms, opposite Hunt's In dian theatre. FOR SALE Mastodon strawberry plants, $1.50 per hundred,- $10 per, thousand. Frank West, Myr tle Creek, Ore., Box 252. PRACTICALLY new Underwood typewriter lor sale cheap or trade for adding machine. Phone 446. Hansen Chevrolet Co, FOR SALE One National cash register, designed for service sta tion use. Priced right for quick sale. Terms. J. A. Soules, 122 South Stephens. Phone 44. BROCCOLI 1 SEED Closing out tested imported St, Valentino, al so variety 14 days earlier, $5 per pound. Sold In pound lots only. Fred Schmidt, Coos Junction. AUSTRALORP Australorp hatch ing eggs and baby chicks. Now booking orders for 1831. L. H. McKey, P. O. Box 455, Eugene, Oregon, WHITE LEGHORN chicks 10 cents, Hansen or Hollywood; none better. Barred Rocks 12c. 15-page catalogue free. Jenks Poultry Farms, Tangent, Ore, W)lt SALE Burroughs adding ma ' clilno, electric, regular bookkeep ing machine. Jusi-hBi -Jiiachlna! for bank or business use. J. A. Soulus, lit So, Stephens, Phone 44. ... - - - BROCCOLI SEED Can supply a limited amount of Schmidt's early fall season, October-November. The earliest broccoli in existence. Tested seed only. Fred Schmidt, Coos Junction. FOR SALE Six head work horses; 2 saddle horses, good condition, well broke; 2 farm wagonB; 2 Bets double harness. Umpqua Valley Freight Line, cor. Main and Washington Sts. FOR SALB 50 head of ewes, most of them with lambs at side, $0 per head, were not sheared last fall. Also, 50 last year's' lumbs; one span of work horses In good condition, about 11 years old, for $70. Can be seen at the Hank Willis ranch, Gasley. Address John George, Myrtle Creek, Ore, BABY CHICKS, HANSON STRAIN LEGHORNS Superior trapnest and high production grades. Se lect large free ranged, 100 B. W. D. tested stock. Males' dams trapnest records 300 to 335 eggs. Buy the best! Prices reduced. Also 100 choice breeding cock erels. GENT BROS. POULTRY FARM, Rt. 1. Eugene. V FOR RENT f . , FOR RENTFurnlshed heated apartment, close in. Phone 722-R. FOR RENTB-room furnished house; garden, garage. Inquire 859 Miller St. 6-ROO.M furnished house for rent. 51SJ So. Stephens St. Inquire B W. Strong at Umpqua Valley bank. J - APARTMENT for . rent r Three 4 rooms, electrlo slove, hot water. . Nice location. Bubar Bros. Phoue 211. FOR RENT 3-rooip i furnished urmrtment, t5.'Call afternoons at 426 Floed, cornet pt Mill, Mrs. Smith. ' - - TILLIE THE TOILER I'M HAPpy"7r"0IWF0RM VOU THAT THE IM EvERy RESPBIfT ' .. FOR RENT B-room furnished cot tage and garage: reasonable. 220 East Lane aud Terrace Sts. Phone 5ti5. The Smart Shop. APARTMENTS FOR RENT Steam heated, electric stove, Frigidalre. Modern In every way. Reasonable rates. Kohlhagen apartments, MISCELLANEOUS . UOOD COW to trade part payment on team horses and harness. Bernlce White, Canyonville. CAR OWNJCH-t Dont forget to call 663 when In need of auto parts, Sard's Auto Wrecking House. WILL TRADE Model T Ford de livery truck, good .condition, for gentle work hoi'Be. C. E, Hprnd ling. Phone 704-J4, TO TRADE for Oregon farm or grazing lands, garage business, town property or wheat lands. Write Box K, Ophetui, Montana. . -, . , AVIATION FLYING Ground school classes meet each Monday night, 7: Daily pass. Hops and aerial taxi service. Peik's School of Flying, Municipal Airport, NEW TODAY PAINT, white lead, Unseed oil and turpentine at Pages . FOR bull. tiALK Registered Jersey Inquire 41S Fowler St. SALT rising bread. Cayler's Bak ery, 620 W. Oak. Phone 615-J. SPRING fashions of millinery on display Saturday 14. Bell Mil llnery. GARDEN TRACTORS Seo the new-Planet Jr. garden tractor. Leake & Gurnee. MILLINERY opening, ot spring millinery Saturday 14. Bell Mil linery. FOR SALE Three sets ot goon work harness, 2 sets ot single work harness. 520 N. JackBon. SEEDS, SEEDS, SEEDS Large stock garden and grass seeds. Low prices. Leake & Gurnee. LET us bundle your magazine sub scriptions, Publishers' prices Roseburg Book Store, FERTILIZERS Use Vigaro for lawim aud gardens. Easy to use Results tire wonderful. Leake & Gurnee. COMB to, Catholic ladies card llssjat' tiler parish hull, Kane Ht" Tuesday evening, Feb. 17th, Bridge, Five Handled, prises, re freshments. 8 p. in. 95 cents. FOR SALE 10 or 20 acres of land. One 1100 new coal brooder. Ons saddle horse. One 24-room hotel. John Draughted, Miller's Addi tion, Roseburg, SPRAY MATK1UALS - Bherwln Williams spray materials, Oil spray. Pry lime sulphur. Fungi Bordo. Leake & Uuiuee. FOR SALE Two coal brooders; 900 cockerels, Hollywood strain; White Veghoin pullots, laying 85, Write ilax .62, Camas" Val ley. FOR RENT Vosburgll's home at 702 Fullerton St. A 6-roora mod ern home all fixed over new In side and partly furnished. Cheap . lent, Inyuire at 733 Mlcelli St., Roseburg, Ore. FOR SALE Dookcasa with over 200 books,-Including set of En cyclopedia Brif.nnicas all for $35. Also banjo, violin and piano cheap. 1045 Military St., West Roseburg. - CHICKS OF QUALITY1 From our large high producing Leghorns are headed by sires tram male's dam's -with trapiu st records ol 8iu to S2li eggs. Satlslactton' as sured, as 1t la our highest aspira tion to continue to merit the con fident e and goodwill of our friends and customers. Watiig Poultry Farm Hatchery, Win chester St. MONTHLY payment loans, If you wjsh to build or buy a home or refund your present mortgage, we have a liberal repayment plan whereby loans may be paid In monthly Installments. The total .coat of one ut our loans Is lower than any like organization doing ', busOiess'ia'tto statu. We Invite . cnmiiariaon. Umpqua Savings & . Loan . Association, Douglas Ab stract building. .pOSvTtVELV - HE "TOLD N1E ABOUT 1 6 HERS THST. tlQC FOR. HI'S fc ROTH ere-r KIDNAPED, SOME A1 EE-fcS 4 IUI l,, W,tm GARDEN TOOLS Hoes, rakes. Shovels, Plauot Jr. seeders ana cultivators. Leake Gurnee. NEW shapes, new materials, new colors. ne 1 1 duijiiiis ., wst oi play Saturday H. Bell Millinery. POI LTHV SUPPLIES Brooders and lacabators, waterers and feeders. Fine buys in used brood ers. Luahe & Gurnee. FOR 8ALH Span of mules, weight about 2400; harness: SJ-tnch wagon and trailer. Jlorley, Wil bur, Ore. JKKtjKV Black (liant hatching eass. also few chicks aud cock erels, C. J. Rasmusseu, Rose- burg. FOR SALE 4 White Leghorn cockerels,. Hansen and O, A, C. strain. 1.50 each. Mrs. C. -U Uranton, Dixonville. Ore. Phone I'iFai. . , I TODAY'S MARKETS l.lat,uU rrnlllf.: Stuut'tt tiou-HOO lbs good 8.25-S.50. nit-tlium 7.-5-S.-5. common 50, medium .::;-&. z, common o.j medium 7.00-8.00. Metiers 550-S5J lbs. wood 7.&0-&.25, medium to.&u 7.50, common &.60-0.B0. Cows. kooU 6.50-7.00, uommou und medium &.0J 8.50, low cutter and culler 2.50-5.00. Httlln IvmrHnirR exeludetl. &.00- cutter common ami momuui 3.50-6.00. Venl.irs milk fed 11.00. medium 50-10.00. cult an common b.50-6.50. calves s&o-Dou lot). s.b-io.ou, common anu me dium 5. 00-8. 50. Hoau: isou or ouy noss ana roaswng plKs excluded.! wkiu lights JDS. t.io-s.10. IjlHlH welsllt ISO-ISO lbs. 8.60-8.75: ISO 200 lbs. 7.75-8.76. Lleht weight 1C0- ISO lbs. 8. 50-8. TO: 180-Z00 lbs. 8.00 8:75. Medium weight 200-220 lbs. 7.76-8.76; 220-260 lbs. 7.60-8.50 Heavy weights 259-2H0 lbs. ?.2o j; 29u-3u ius. o.in-a.ou. 1'acKing SOWS 275-500 lbs l.00-?.&0. l-'eedvl and stocker pigs 70-130 lbs. t.ia- 10.00. Sheen: Lambs 00 lbs. down 7.00 7.50. medium 6.00-7.00. all weights. common 5.00-6.00. Yearling Weill- era so-110 lbs. 4.00-5.50. Kwes 120 lbs. 2.60-3.50: 120-150 lbs. 3.25 3.25, utl weights, cull and cummun. 1.50-2.25. Quotation Butter: (Prices to retailers ex ccpt as noted.) Cubes: Extras 20 standards 28c: prime firsts 87 firsts 20e. Creamery prices: Prints jc over cubo standards. Kggs: Fresh extras ISo; stan dards 17c: fresh mediums 16c: Dill lets 10c. Prices to wholesalers 2c under price to retailors. Milk: Raw milk (4 per cent) 12..' per cwt. delivered Portland less per cent; grude C milk 11.50, Hut- terfat delivered In Portland 26c. Poultry: (Buying prices.) AUv heavy liens over 4H lbs. 18c; me dlum hens 8t4-4U lbs. 14c: llgh bens 12c; springs 20c: Pekin ducks, 4 lbs. and over 2tc: colored ducks, loc; turkeys NO, l, 32c. Country meats: (Buying nrlces Choice veal 15c per lb. Pork 12 12c; choice lambs 14-lac; lieav veuls 9-loc; mutton 6c. Onions: Oregon 11.00-1.25. Pniiii,e No. 1 graded 11. is 2.00; No. 2 $1.15-1.50: Florida new $2-15-2.50 per 50-lb sack. Wool: Kuslern Oregon nominal valley 14-lSc; lamb 10-14e . ilolial nominal. Nuts: Walnuts. California new No. '1. 22-28C Oregon 22-2Sc: monds 22c: peanuts 0-120; run, y7e: filberts 15-21C. llav: ( liolesale buying prires, delivered Porllund.) Kastern ore- POEM , FOR THE DAY 8y LOUIS ALBERT BANKS . ENCOURAGE GENIUS "Parents cannot create talent or geulus, but they can greatly dis courage, or even suppress It! Also, they can encourage and develop It, a fact I should like every present-day parent to know. Llehtg, the great German chemist, was taken by his father to see alt sorts of manufactur ing operations, Benjamin Franklin's father took him to seo what could be Been of the world's work- Tills intelligent interest on the part of tho parents gave theaa two hoys a cnance to Decome laminar wun numer ous aiitlvliii-s and occupations. The same sort of thing was true with many other boys who later became exclude children from adult Interests. with conditions they are going to meet in real lite. ur. Catherine M. Cox. The best that we can e'er create Is when we help a child grow great. Is when we take that bit of God That's planted here upon our sod And teach it how to find its course. Give it a chance to gather force. Assist that little clinging vine To grow into a thing divine. The men who've grown to stalwart oaks, I Who pava the way for weaker folks. Have always had some guardian soul NX'tio watUked with care i cir early role. As mother hen protects her brood ' ' And keeps tham in a growing mood, , So each inquiring human mind Will need a guide his way to find. There is po finer thing in life, No sweater thing mid all earth' srife. Than that dear love, so gentle, kind, That opes the shell of childhood's mind. And woos young genius to awake And find the pluck its way to take; That break the bonds of youthful fear, , Attunes one for a great career. Ah. parent? have no nobler task, 1 No higher gift'of God could ask. Than chance to fertilize a heart To play in life a glorious parti It is a second chance to live, A grander service yet to give. And so, if wise, they live again A finer life 'mong sons of men. THiCr HE ' TO SEVRCH UCTBT MAC a A BECTTHEe. I 1 VMHO HE WAMT. S'.UC, ft I rrrjTi.u, W I tlAA.6 1W HEtiE r"' ir 1 t n-l- I I W' I 1 r"rVlOULr HAVB A FBW M1MOTES) S you FIUO AT k SOlMfeV 1 f,.,.,,.i ab.,T ' I A.-) I -of fT. v,lt:t:tc IW R Ti Jay it- Tii-t- I V ip-fh v 1 kAA&W 1 ' - u " . - -wv-w. I, , J t SI X II " ' V. fc- I , I 1 4 .CI ' I jg ' IfW-t T iipflawpiie 60Day Inquiry Period Not! Necessary, Says Letter of Judge Hamilton. SALEM, Fep. 10 Members of the legislative committee ot the stale association ot county judges and commtsaionura In session here todav indicated that they would wage war on certain measures of the commission now penning m the legislature with some judges expressing themselves aa tavor- able to elimination of the commis sion entirely as a state activity. Measures recommended by the commission provided for establish ment of child welfare committees in the counties, of creation of chil dren's boarding homes, and a measui' to require a bu-aay periou before adoption of children to per mit investigation of the persons seeking to adopt the child oil met with disfavor ot the committee. Judge W. S. Hamilton or Doug las county sent a letter to the com mittee protesting against me ou day investigation requirement, de clarinir investigation by the child welfare commission "nan proveu farce." that most of such Inves tigations were made by the juve nile officers ot tne county anu time and expense could be saved bv entrusting that officer In the flint instance Willi sucn inveaii gatlons, He asserted the 60-day period, ir required oy law, woum mean In most instances that the juveniles would be cared for by the counties for that period or longer pending Investigation. County Judge Barnard of Lane seconded his views. Other luduea stated they were in possession ot information that members of the commission had referred to iiiem as "farmer Judges," unacquainted with the social sciences and also intimated the commission was endeavoring to folat trained social workers ou the counties. Radios, radios, radios. Battery sets and electric Bets; good ser viceable outfits. From $10 and up. See us for real bargains in radios. Hansen Chevrolet Co, Adv. o Phone 135 wnen you nave newB Items. ...... timn.i.v ' (V-S ftn: do VHlley IIO.OO-I'J.60; alfalfa 16.00-16.i.O; $7.00-8.00 tun; selling prices $1.00 2.00 more. Caseara: Steady. 5o 11. Hops: 1930 erop-16-16& Sugar: (Sacked basis.) Cane, fruit or herry $4.80 per cwt. Beet sugar $4.60 cwt. Klour: (Cltv dellvory prlees.i Family patents 40s $4.60: whole wheat 40h $4.70; graham 49s $4.60, bakers' hard wheat 9s $5 .20: bak ers' bluesteam patents 98s $5.30; pustry flour SSs $1.50. IN YOUR CHILDREN famous. It Is a great mistake to We should bring them In contact ITJ) JD We maintain that the Model D John Deere Tractor will do farm work cheaper than any other tractor of similar rated power if first cost, repair cost and operating cost, are taken into consideration. , HERE ARE A FEW DOUGLAS COUNTY RECORDS Discing with 9-ft. cover crop disc and drag harrow fuel, oil zxi& labor, coat 42c per acre. Plowing with 3-14 plow FUEL COST 26c PER ACRE. Discing with cover crop disc before seeding vetch, and covering seed with field disc and drag harrow total fuel, oil and labor cost 61c per acre. Special Price Liberal Terms BUY NOW IF YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY SPECIAL. 6-FT. TRACTOR DISC $60.00 "SEE US FIRST WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY" DOUGLAS CO. FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE Roseburg Oakland Myrtle Creek We sell Crown Feeds, Sunset Feeds, John Deere Tractor and machinery, Hardie Sprayers, LeaKo Sail, Atlacida Weed Killer, Portland Seed Co., Lilly and Jenks-White Seed Co., Seeds, Edward L. Eyre & Co., Grain and Mill Feeds, Parma Water Lifter, Delco Light, Delco and Milwaukee Pump, Packard-MaHoy Oectnc FixtureB, L. & H. Electric Ranges, Smoot-Holman Plumbing Fixture, Western Pipe & Steel Irrigation Pipe, U. S. Rubber Co., Insulated Wire, Belting and Hose, El Ray Roofing and Shingle. CENSUS RE-UNITES MINNEAPOLIS, Fb(. 11 Tlilr-ty-soven years ago a fire destroy ed aa oriiHanase at Grand Hapid, .Wis h., ami along with it a record that provided a contact between a youth and his molher. The 1930 census was the means ot re-estahllshhiK ihut broken con tact arut Hurry K. Llsrombe, a pos tal clerk1 here, today was looking forward to nientinit hts sister, Ma rie Van else, who comes here to morrow with news of their moth er, now Mrs. H. L. llunoywoll of Turlock, Oil. Shortly after ho was borrf, tits mother became destitute and plac ed hlin In tho orphanage. When that institution burned the records were destroyed aud beyond the fact that he had been baptised Kdouard Van Clse, the youth could learn little of his mother. Last yeur !tb enlistod the aid of a friend In lue census bureau. Letters were sent out to persons named Van Ctse and through them he located his mother and sister at Tuilotk. DEVICE GOVERNS GAS PRODUCTION A new governor, or production! control device, has been installed at the plant of the Southern Ore gnn Gas company In this city. This new devhre, according to M. II. Hi-own, district manager, will mean a more constant pressure flow. Additional weights have been add ed to the gas holder which will serve to Increase the pressure on the mains, he said. MENINGITIS ADDS TO CHINA'S WOES SHANGHAI, Keh. 13 Kuo Mitt, news agency of the national gov ernment, salit today a spinal men i I . -i 1 ' !. 1 infills,- opldomlc was "raging" in t'hklani, province. . . .. A HauRchow dispatch snltl that out of SVi cases at itittntng,. 75 miles southwest of Shanghai, ail) died, frovlndul authorities were said to be responding to "wide Bpread urgent calls trout vartous areas asking help," CARD OF THANKS We wish lp express our heart felt thanks and appreciation of the kindness and sympathy shown us, and also for tho beautiful floral offerings during tho Illness and dentil of our father and brother. Mr. and Mrs, Linden Ilurruugh. Mr, and Mrs. Kay H. Hue!!. Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Bucll. Mrs. P. A. Williams. Mrs. (Samuel Truiubnn. NOI8E IRKS BALL PLAYER WAHIHNliTON, Osste Htougu, third lissemnn of the Washington Ameilcsn league team, doesn't mind noise in the stands hauk of lilm but when It comoB to ills own home that's another matter. Ho has brought suit against the District of Columbia to prevent erection of a school across tba wny. The nolso would ruin his home life, suys Ossie. Easton's Favorite Sin KASTON. Conn. The curs of KBHton's goBslpers hunted when tho Huv. t'nrleton lluhbard -told the Methodist rongregRtitm that "gos siping Is Kastcm s favorite sin. II a young man emrn on a Kirr en n.r i no is expeewq to marry tot, ...... Hubbard. The women are worse than the men, but Hie men can do pretty welt, he added. Radios, radios, radios. Iluttery sets and electric sets; good ser viceable outfits. From $10 und up. Koe us for ri-ul hamulus in radios. Hansen Chevrolet Co. Adv. The Itoseliurg Woman's club will hold u cooked food sule Saturday, Feb. 16th, at Me- Kean and Hiililwln's. . A Question of Sanity ' Home? I t'LU 6B VOO ABE F I HAMg ABOUND HEES ANy 1 A fT.00 I W ; RETAIL OUTLOOK IS FOUND TO BE GOOD Tho retail business outlook in tho Pacific northwest Is not at all discouraging a lopoiletf by Montgomery Ward rotuil stars managots at their annual conven tion in Portland Monday and Tues day. TliiB Is the report brought back to Hoscburg by K. C. Bannis ter, local Btora manager, who at tended the convention. Managers of 84 northwest stores of the company attended the meet ing, which was addressed by tleatty Stevens, I'aclflo coast, man ager for tits company, C. !. llean, iMelfie coast merehandisa mana ger, anil Mr. Myenllon, hosiery buvor for tho company. New mer chandislng methods for tho stores were outlined by these speakers who stressed tho Importance of adeuuata advertising as the best means of maintaining a satisfac tory business volume. Oonernl Motors radio ts the best we ever heard. Priced from J75 to $:i 00. Kusy O. M. A. C. terms. Hold by Hosehurg Motor Co. und Han sen Clievrolut Co. Adv. RECIPE GIVES COFFEE ROASTER IDEA FOR PERFECTING FLAVOR Applies Rule for Mixing Muf fin Ingredients to rutented Roasting Process Success in muflln rnaklne dcnonils to a i?rcat extent on the caro with which the batter is made. That is why most recipes state that the milk shouhl ba pourett Into the flour a little at a time rather than all at once. Such caro prevents lumps from forming. This ruto, "a little at a time," is tho basis of Controlled Roasting . a nrocess patented and used only by Hilts ISros. in roasting their coffee. By automatic control, cottco nnsKcs continuously through the roasters, a few pounds at a time. Accurately controlled beat ta ap- tslicd with the result that every lerry is roaBtcd evenly to tho de Kico that insures a rich, uniform, full-bodied nuvor. i no common nw.thful of roastina coffee is in bulk just tho opposite of Hills Bros.' process. Mills Bros. Coffee is always fresh because it is pucked in vacuum. Ily this process air, which destroys the flavor of coffee, is taken out of the can and kept out. Ordinary cans, even if pir-tiht, do not keep coffee fresh. Grocers everywhere sell II ills Bros. Coffee. Ask for it by name and look for the Arab the trade-mark on the can, tf ills Bros, Coffee, Inc., Portland; Oregon. . Ci"i p & pi m i (.. , Big Valentine , DANCE At New Evergreen Grange Hall Saturday Nite FEBRUARY 14 Musto by Rice Danes Player Fre Supper, Gcod Eat, So Come. Tlokets 60c Ladies Free The Handiest Place in Town Taylor's Super Service Station Corner Rose and Oak Street m: J. PERRON Riverside Is Invited to present this coupon at . the News-Review office nd re- celve two FREE! TICKETS TQ A TALKING PICTURE $ ', PROGRAM AT . ! p f.lost Umtiut lit the West! '1 As Subscriber Guest of the J ROSEBURG -NEWS-REVIEW . .; WATCH THIS 8PACE. If you are,, a subscriber of the News-Review yoM'" n -nte mi appear here tomor. h row. Only uberlrs' names wiK.,r be publlthsd and, during the diK. ration of this offer, meat wibserib---ero will bo given an opportunity to,, enjoy FREE shows as GUESTS OP, THIS PAPER. i - it.i .. ..i,..r.ri v i ' -i f-v 'fvwi . i i -n ,