ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1931.
SEVEN
Classified Section
KATES: Per word, each tBMrtlon.1 6rt By the eefc, I eMta Cor.
MlDlmam per advertisement, IS cent. Mill jour aa count tft
word, and endow tamp, eiieck oc money order. . von ,
WANTEf) Four wheel light trail
er, call 554.
FOR RENT 4-room furnished
house and garage, 19 per month
A. M. Wallace, 1147 E. fllh St. N.
FOR SALE
DRY OAK stove and block wood,
3 per tier. Phone 362.
FOR SALE Fir block wood, 2.
Stove $2.50. Phone 24F32.
FOR SALE Baled nay, oats and
vetch, J13 per ton. T, E. Duncan.
Phone 14F2.
USED FORDSON TRACTORS
Large stock. Fine buys. Leake &
Gurnee.
PAGES' have lots of chicken
house lumber. Come .In and see
it.
FOR SALE Milch goat and nannie
kid. J. I. Graham. Inquire at
Kelleytf Korner.
LATE '29 Ford roadster. Price
300, or trade for livestock. H. A.
Aine, Days Creek, Ore.
CLOSING OUT SALE Newtowns,
35c box while they last. Fred
Renner, Happy valley bridge.
CLETRAC TRACTORS New and
used Cletrac tractors. Sales and
service. Leake & Gurnee.
FOR SALE Purebred Bourbon
Red touis, good stock. N. L.
Conn, Melrose, Ore. Phone
24 F5.
PIPE AND PIPE FITTINGS
Large stock new galvanized wa
ter pipe. Low prices. Leake &
Gurnee.
OLIVER TRACTOR IMPLE
MENTS Tractors, plows, har-
rows, cultivators, plow shares
ami repairs. Leake & Gurnee.
14 AI..RKS of. apple orchard, some
inline trees, to let out for the
crnp if properly cultivated. Ad
dross Mrs. H. Wegner, Suther
lln. Ore.
AlJ STRALORP Australorp hatch-
tug eggs and pony chicks. Now
booking orders for 1931. L. H.
McKey, p. O. Box 455, Eugene,
Oregon.
WHITE LEGHORN chicks 10
cents, Hansen or Hollywood;
none better, llarred Rocks 12c.
15-page catalogue free. Jenks
Poultry Farms, Tangent, Ore.
VAUGHAN GARDEN TRACTOR
demonstration will be held at
Myrtle Creek next Wednesday,
Feb. 25th, and near Roseburg
Thursday, Fob. 26th. Come and
see the little crawler plow, har
row, disk and cultivate. Wharton
Bros., agents.
DROCCOLI SEED Earliest Sno-
Wlte, genuine Italian broccoli
not cauliflower. Will pay you to
Dlant the best. Everyone who
4aw the test patch '-At- Win'sfd"df
pronouccd it the finest early
broccoli grown here in years.
Only a few pounds left. Rush Or
ders to A. W. Bauni, Roseburg.
FOR RENT f
FOR RENT 5-room furnished
house; garden, garage. Inquire
859 Miller St.
FOR RENT Modern furnished
apartments, close in. Phone
645-J.
FOll RENT Modern 5-room fur
nished cottage und garage. 514
So. Pine.
FOR RENT 3-rooin furnished
apartment. Call afternoons 426
. Floed So., corner of Mill. Mrs.
Smith.
FOR RENT At 216 N. Rose, cor
ner of Washingtn, one 4-room
newly renovated furnished apart
ment. Also one housekeeping
room and two bedrooms.
APARTMENTS FOlt RENT
Steam heated, electric stove,
FriKidaire. Modern in every way.
Reasonable rates. Kohlhagen
apartments,
WANTED
WANTED Agent for Northwest
Radio Weekly. Copies now on
sale at Story lies. Box 21, care
News-Review.
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WE ARE In the market Id contract
wool, with an advance of fifty
cents per fleece. Call up Or oome
and talk with us. John Rohr, or
Kurtz Transfer Co., Roseburg,
Ore.
AVIATION
FLYING Ground school classes
meet each Monday night, 7:30.
Daily pass. Hops and aerial taxi
service. Pelk's School of Flying,
Municipal Airport.
LOST
LOST One Fo Terrier, white
with brown head and black spot
on side. Answers to fiamn of
Mickey. Helen Iluell, Dlllard,
Ore. .
1 MISCELLANEOUS f
CAR OWNER Don't forget to call
60S when In need of auto parti,
aurff'a Anto Wrecking House.
NEW TODAY
FOR SALE Three fresh cows. R.
O. GoftV Sutherlin.
OAK WOOD for sale. Phone
21F12. Fred Winston.
FOR SALE 15 cords wood at
W. E. Russell, Wilbur, Ore.
WANTED Horse or mule. Must
be reasonable. Phone 47F25.
WANTED TO RENT Stocked and
equipped ranch. F. E. Fuller,
Koseburg.
LOST Hound dog, one year old,
black and tun, with a little white.
Phone 47F25.
FOR SALE Four nice black tur
key hens, $4 each, and worth it.
Ward'siCafe.
FOR SALE OR RENT Good farm
on highway. See J. A. Campbell,
Sutherlin, Ore.
LET'S talk oak floor. It isn't very
expensive. Page Lumber & Fuel
Co,
NEWTOWN apples for sale, 25c
ana 40c. Urfng containers. Geo.
Hess place,. West Roseburg.
FOR RENT Furnished apt., priv
ate bath, electric range, hard
wood floors, furnace ; garage.
STJe So. Main. Phone 429-K.
ELDERLY LADY wtih son wants
work of uuy kind. Mrs. Emma
Harvey Van Breisen, Box 22,
care News-Review.
FOR SALE Fine White Leghorn
chicks, one week old. W. Cobb,
1 mile north Roseburg.
WANTED Work by day or month,
Slate locution uud wages. Ad
dress Box 2t, cine News-Review
oftice.
WANTED A house iu town for
small acreage close iu up to
S-UUO. Box 2 1, care News-Review.
WE have some cash buyers for
city and country property. W,
FlUgcmld, 1418 Webster St.
Oakland, C'ulif. - .
FOR SALE 40 Barred Rock pul
lets, all laying. First house south
,h ord's Grove camp, 3 miles north
Canyonville.
SEED POTATOES Burpee's extra
early and bO Days, half cent and
30 10. One Trusy incubator, ?8
E. A. Kruse, Roseburg, Ore.
FOR SALE 10 acres at Edenbow
er. 5-room house, barn and chick
en house. Free soil. Family or
chard. 2 wells. $1500. Box 23,
care News-Keview.
MONEY FOR FUTURE delivery
Sold on the installment plan. No
medical examination required
Frank W. Wool ley, Dist. Mana
ger, caro F. H. Churchill, City.
FOR SALE A SHORT TIME Two
houses, one furnished 518 and
518i South Stephens, 84-foot
front, 16150. 521HMJ down. Mrs. J
O. Mete, 1001 Hawthorne Ave.,
Portland, Ore.
20 ACRES near Kelley's Korner,
6-room house, barn, chicken
house and fruit stand. Three
wells. 10 acres orchard. All cut
tlvatabl free soil. Small down
payment and balance over 10
years. Box 2o, care News-Re
view.
MONEY TO LOAN on dwellings,
apartment houses, business
blocks, Improved real estate or
for budding purposes. The total
cost of our loans is lower than
any like organization doiug busi
Iiess iu the stale. We Invite
comparison. 1'mpqua Savings &
Loan Association, Douglas Ab
stract building.
FOR SALE Whole or. half dressed
- pork. Also fir block, wood and
fir stove wood. F, J, BetLs. Phone
5F23. ,'.' .
TODAY'S MARKETS
(Associated Preu Leaird Wtr)
PORTLAND. Fth. 21. Wholoaido
(.notations in Portland butter and
or if markets owent'd unohaneed to-
dny.
I? u (to rCK-olDts were si ffhtlv
heavier but trade domnnd wan fair
ly active and the market ruled firm.
fommueu larfto receipt a main
tained the easy tone of the eg
marKet tnougrii neinand was frooa
from retailers. Dealers aro pre
paring fur the new storage season.
Dressed" poultry dealers reported
good weak-end demand with
heavy hens topping firm at 19 cents
al pound.
j- ren runt ann vegetable trade
opened with good early volume at
jsvnerally steady prices on all
lines.
IjfVrHtrtCK
-tHfl Slnjti-a ftnn.QrtA titer tr.inA
S.0O-S.25. medium 7.5-8-00, com
mon .a5-7.:'5: j00-T1o0 1 bs. (rood
good 8.00-8.25. medium 7.25-8.00.
Common 6.25-7.25; 1100-1300 lbs.
good 7.75-8.00, medium 7.00-7.75.
hoifers 550-850 lbs. good 7.50-8,00.
medium 6.50-7.50, common 5.50-6.50.
Cows, good 6. -'5-6.75. common and
medium 5.00-6.25. low cutter and
Cutter 2.50-5.00. Bulls (yearlings
exciuaeai &.uu-s. ys, cutter common
and medium 3.50-5.00. Venters milk
ft'd 10.00-11.00. medium S.50-I0 00.
cull and common 6.50-8.50. Calves
250-50 lbs. good and choice 8.50
10.00, common and medium 6.00-
-
Hogs: (Sort of ollv hogs and
roasting pigs excluded.) Light
lights I in-1 en ins. 7.ty-s:t, Light
wieht 160-ISO Iba. 8.25 -8. 50: 1S0-
200 lbs. 8.25-8.50. Medium weight
zou-zl'o ids. 7. 60-K.au: 2o-rti its,
7.25-8.25. Heavy weights 250-2H0
ids. 7.OJ-S.U0: zsm-sr.u n,8. h.eio-y..
Packing sows 275-800 lbs. 6.00-7.50.
Feeder ana stocKer pigs iU-ijo
lbs. 8.50-9.50.
Sheen: Alamos so ins. aown 7.3"-
7.50. medium 6.00-7.00. all weights.
common 5.00-6.00. Yearlin wethers
110 lbs. 4.5J-B.5(f. KweS StU-lL'U
lbs. 3.50-4.00: 1 20-1 nit ins. medium
to choice 3.00-3.75. all weights, cull
ana common i.tu-j,uu.
quotation
Butter: (Prices to retailers ex
cept as noted.) Cubes: Extras 29c;
Btanaaras zc: prime nrsrs zc
firsts 26c. Creamery prices: Prints
jc over cud standards.
Ekks: Fresh extras lie: at an
dards 17c; fresh mediums 16c; pul
lets loc. trices to wholesalers sc
under price to retailers.
Milk: Raw milk (4 per cent) 12.
per cwt. delivered Portland less 1
per cent; grade v mutt ti.ov. uut
terfat delivered in Portland 26c.
Poultry: CBuvlnar nrlccs.l Alive
neavy nens over 4 a ins. i?f-i9c. mi
ditim nens 3 -4 ids. ho; light
liens l-'c: snrtngs yoc: peKin nucKa.
4 lba. and over 2-to; colored ducks,
loc; turkeys no. i. 32c.
Country meats: (Buying rtHce
Choice veal 1.5c per lb. Pork 12:
choice Jambs 14-15c; heavy veals
i-juc: mutton o-ae.
Onions: Oregon $.75-1.10.
Potatoes: No. 1 gruded 95c
1.45: No. 2 60.95c.
Nuts: "Walnuts, California new
No. I. 23-28C Oregon 22-28c:
monds 22c; peanuts 91A-12 Vic; pe
cans zic; inuerts jy-zic.
Hay: (Wholenale buying prices
dolivered Portland.) Hu.stern Ore
gon timothy t22.5rt-23.00: do vnllev
$19.00-10.50: nlfalfii $15.50-16.50:
clover $16.00; oat hay $16.0.0; straw
jt.uo-8.im ion; selling prices $i,uu
2.00 more.
Wool: Kastern Oregon nomlnr.l :
valley 14-lSc; lamb 10-14c . Mohair
nominal.
Cascara: Steady. 5c lb.
Hops: 1930 crop 15-1 6c. ,
r Flour: (City delivery prlcRji
Family patents 4'Ja $4.60: whole
wheat 4 Us $4.70; graham 49s $4.60;
bakers' hard wheat 9 Kb $5.20: bak
ers' bltiestem patents 1 98s $5.30,
pastry riour 88s t-i.bv.
JUDGE LUSK TO HEAR
MRS. FOWLER'S CASE
LA GRANDE. Ore.. Feb. 20.
Judge Hall S. Lusk of the Mult-
nossah county circuit bench nag
been, assigned to this county to
hear the case of Mrs. Emma Fow
ler, former city treasurer, charg
ed with larceny of public funds.
Judge Lusk will take the place
of Judge J. W. Knowles, against
whom defense attorneys filed an
affidavit of prejudice. Judge
Knowles will fill Judge Lusk's posi
tion In Portland.
Mrs. Fowler Is charged with lar
ceny of approximately 1112,000 of
public money.
POINTER FOR HUSBANDS
NKVP YORK. Often, fit the
opinion of Helen Hayes, the wisest
place for a man to Invest money
is on his wife s back. Her premises,
as told over the radio, are that
many a wife has won promotion for
her husband because sha won
place for herself in the esteem of
her husband's employers or influ
ential friends.
CAL LIKES NIGHT CAP
NEW YORK. The best amateur
chocolate maker in Northampton,
Mass., as he characterizes himself,
Is none other than its most dis
tinguished citizen. Bruce Barton
tells In the current American
magazine about Calvin Cooltdge
making himself a night cap every
night before retiring.
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POEM FOR THE DAY
LOUIS ALBERT BANKS
BAMY CHICKS, hatching eggs.
pullets, breeding cockerels.
HANSON STRAIN. Superior
trapnest and high production B.
W. D. tested stock. Only 300-egg
males DAM'S HKCOIilJ used.
Prices rlghf. finy the best. It
pays! "Lane County's Master
Breeding Kami." UK NT BltOS.,
Ht. 1, Eugene.
GEORGE WASHINGTON
George Washington's our very own,
Belongs to us and us alone;
His country's father, brother too
Big brother he to me, to you.
So many were his useful arts
He took first place m pefcple's hearts;
Through eight long years of bloody waf
He was Our steady guiding star.
For freedom's fight he furnished steam;
Our starlit flag was his bright dream;
He trained a band of country boys1,
And planned ahead a nation's joys.
He built an army from the ground,
That won applause the world around.
No wonder at the end of strife
He seemed the new republic's life I
So when they thought (o choose a chief
Theif choice was founded on belief.
They scoured the land from rim to rim.
And speedily came back to him;
So, first in war, when war could cease
They proudly made him first in peace.
He was the hero of his time,
Of all that age the most sublime.
In him no selfish could hide
That, through the years, has been our pride!
The people thought to make him king,
But he said, "No!" with such a ring
It echoed down along the years
Till now it wakes all freemen's cheers.
Anew we thnnk, in admiration.
This splendid father of our nation.
Shop
Talk
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NEED REPAIRS?
' ( YESSIB,6ia,tl611T N0V frr
THtTlMC TDCtlKK UPAU.YO0B pPFT I
A garden tractor demonstration
will be held at Myrtle Creek next
Wednesday, Feb. 25th, and near
Roseburg on the following day.
Come and see the Vaughan garden
tractor plow, harrow, disk and cul
tivate. Wharton Bros., agents.-Adv.
If Your Plow Don'tWork
Right, Don't Cuss, Just
Bring it to Our Shop
We can fix it if it't worth fixing, and if it wn't worth fixing we will trade it in and wreck it for
parts. We will not charge you automobile prices for shop work. This is a farmer's shop run to serve
farm trade at prices you Can afford to pay. You will be surprised at the low cost and good results of
having yor machinery overhauled. We are equipped to do welding, brazing or stelliting plowshares.
Phone us your repair orders. If you give the name of
the machine, no matter what make, and the correct num
ber of the part you want, we will pay the phone call. Re
member this, it may save you time and money.
if-
.If you need new machinery1 and can't spare the price, investigate our rebuilt goods. They are
. REBUILT not just slicked over with paint. We guarantee them to be as represented. We have
among other "articles too numerous to mention," two grain drills, one Clark right lap cutaway seeder
with tractor hitch,- one two-section sprmgtooth harrow, two one-horse corn planters, two binders,
two mowers, one hayrake, several tractor plows and discs, Oliver 40 and 50 plows, one Fordson
mower attachment. If you will need any of these later on we will sell them now and you can pay at
the time you start using the machine. '
Special. New Steel Walking Plows
.$20.00
"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 Tractors and machinery, Hardie Sprayers, Leslie Salt, Atlacide
Weed Killer, Portland Seed Co., Lillys and Jenks-White Seed Co., Seeds, Edward L. Eyre & Co., Grains and
Mill Feeds, Parma Water Lifter, Delco Light, Delco and Milwaukee Pumps, Packard-Malloy Electric Fixtures,
L. & H. Electric Ranges Smoot-Holman Plumbing Fixtures, Western Pipe & Steel Irrigation Pipe, U. S. Rubber t
Co., Insulated Wire, Belting and Hose, El Ray Rooting and Shingles.
I ' ' " ' .
NAMING. OF JUDGE ;
OFFENDS SCHALL
(AsBoclntwl PrpM Lonwil Wire)
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2(1. Sona
lor Schnll Issued a siatement to
day In which he fmld (he naniinK of
(Jiinnar H. Nonlhye for a Minne
sota federal judKeshlp "Is a studied
affront to me on the pail of the
attorney general."
"So far as 1 am concerned,"
Schall Hald, "I will not lend my
self to the scheme of I ho attorney
general In filling federal Judge
ships in my state with his 'right
minded' sort whoso sympathies
are not with the common men,
whose legal bent nnd natural In
clinations are 'properly right mind
ed' to the exclusion of humanity."
Schall had said earlier that he
would fight the confirmation of
N'orduye, Minneapolis lawyer, who
was named by the president after
a number of appolntecB Schall sug
gested were passed over.
JURY EXONERATES
IN TRAFFIC DEATH
(AfMoclaltHl I'riMii Ix-iiu-t Wire)
PORTLAND, Keb. 20 A eoro
ner's jury, reporting late today,
exonerated County Commissioner
Fred W. C.ermnn of blame after
an inquest Into the death of Louis
Lamperl, janitor, fatally Injured
Monday night when he was struck
by (Jerman's car.
The coroner's Jury verdict has no
bearing on I he mniiHlaughter
charges filed by a relative of Lam-pert.
CATHOLICS SENT
DIVORCE WARNING
( AwiK-iatol rrrM Taw-it WlrO
1'OIITI.ANII. Ore., .Vb. 20.
Archbishop Kdward l. Howard. In
hlH annual l.enien pastoral letter
to Itoman Catholics of Oregon, to
day directed that Catholics In (he
diocese obtain formal permission
from the archbishop before Instl-
tollng dlvorco proceedings In (he
civil courts: '' ' :
The letter states violation of
this mandate will he classed as a
"reserved sin," indicating absolu
tion for such an offense rests alone
wlt.hr tho archbishop.
The letter will be read in all the
Catholic churches Sunday.
Archbishop Howard sain "oniy
ono stale lit the Union has a no
ticeably worse (divorce) record
than Oregon.
"The "especial consideration of
members of the faith is directed to
h.t n.ri f Pnne IMntt Xl's recent
encyclical condemning birth con
trol.
HOTELMEN LEAVE TO
ATTEND MEETING
Mr. and Mrs. Ceorge Smllh and
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Harding, of this
city, left today for North llend,
where they will altend a meeting
of the Southern Oregon Hotel as
social Ion. Mr. Smith, president
of the association, will have
.charge of the meeting, at the
Chandler hotel In North llend. Oth
er hotels of tltut city will act as
hosts during the meeting. Sev
eral guests from Portland aro ex
pected to attend. At five o'clock
today a business session will be
held and at seven-thirty o'clock a
dinner dance will be enjoyed.
LIBERTY LOAN BOND
REFUNDING IS VOTED
(.MH-lat-l l'remi l-riiftrrl Wire)
WASHINGTON. Tcb. 20 The
house lodny passed the Hawley
bill to aulhorl7.e the Issuance ol
Ss.imio.ooo.imM) Iu bonds for refund
ing maturing Liberty loan bonds.
The measure, which now goes to
the senate, would allow thn (reus
ii rv to isaue new bonds for $S,0(in,
oiiii.onii. Increasing the authorized
limit of bonds to ls.non.nno.non
The new issue will enable the
treasury to meet $l,!i33,r,ir,.000 ol
first Liberty loan bonds callable
in 1932 and $,2SS,241,000 In fourth
Liberty loan bonds cnllnble. In 1
tinder the hill, all bonds Issued
hereatlor by authority of the sec
ond Liberty bonds act would bo
exempt from taxes, except thoso
of estates and Inheritance.
The measure does not Increase
tho public debt.
n
Arundol, piano tuner. Phono 189-L
DR. NERBAS
DENTIST
Painless Extraction !21
Oai Whan Desired
Pyorrhea Treated
Phono m ' Masonic Blrtg.
INSURANCE
You cannot buy better Insurance than It told by this agency.:
Writing all linae of fire and automobile Insurance, livestock In
surance and bonds. Fourteen yeara of satisfactory dealing with
our clients. Consult us about your Insurance problems. You
oannot buy better protection than a policy written through our
agenoy. Phone or oall.
G. W. YOUNG & SON, Insurance :
116 CASS ST.
PHONE 417
Douglas Funeral Home
Established 1826
Perfect Funornl Service
Fair and Reasonable Price
AMBULANCE SERVICE
PHONE H. C. STEARNS PHONE
112 Manager 2
Pine and Lane 8ta. Lady Attendant
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FREED'S SEVEN WHOOPEE MAKERS
Gentlemen 50c Ladies Free
Roseburg Undertaking Co.
Edabllahed 1901 M. E. RITTEH, Manager
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
Ambulance Service
1
Phone 284
Oak and Kane St9.
Licensed Lady
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