Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, January 08, 1936, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1936. SEVEN The News-Review assumes no responsibility for auii iu no wuy guarantees the financial resiion sibility or Integrity of the adver tisers iu too claificd, columns. Headers are urged to make full investigation before sending oioney iu response to advertisements. Livestock Poultry FOR SALE 10 bead young regis tered Shropshire ewes. Luiig wouL Phone WANTED Freh cows, siulugcrs and hellers. Call 1-0U iucuea ter St. Phone 003. WANTED Older cows or horses. F. IC. Uullock & Sous, Oaklund, f Ore. FOR SALK One fat hog. Herman Schulz, lirockway. Phoue 2l''41. FOR SA1.K Good cattle dog. 111). Marion Kuuuilt, I'mitquu. WANTEii Good female sheep dog. Mai'iun Kuimitt, L'mpqua. Wanted Rentals FOR KENT Small ranch on shares. Stocked with cows and turkeys. Some crop in. Renter leaving ranch because of illness. J15o cash will handle. See Mrs. C. H. tiarbes, Sutherliu. FOR RENT 1051 Winchester, 5 rooms $:;o Brown and Built. 4 roouis J15 Coell Lumber Cuuipauy For Sale. Miscellaneous fc'OH UEN'l Rooms, all mouerii i-mveuicnces. Bell building, 12i S. Jackson St., opposite Huut Indian theatre. FOR RENT 6-roont modern new ly decorated house, garago. 11:7 1 L'nipqua avenue, W. Roseburg. I. Todd. FOR SALE 160 acres old growth Douglas nr; goou saw mm sue, 131 miles troiu Hoseburg. Price K!2uu.uo. Terms. Chaa. Kyes, 826 N. Jackson. APARTMENTS l'houe ti-15-J. Clean, modern. Miscellaneous STOMACH ULCER, gas pains, In digestion viclium, w by sutler? For quick relief get a free sam ple of L'dga, at Chapman's Pharmacy. WANTED Horseradish root. W. A. Morian, ilM Ford St., Rose burg, Ore. WANTED Poultry and eggs. Roseburg Poultry Co. Real Estate FOR SALE Five-room home. Close iu on Pacific highway. Completely furnished. P lice 5:1,100.00. J2000.UU cash. (1. w. Young & Sou, 116 West Cass street. Fuel FOU SALK Dry shedded wood. Phone 559 R. Typewriters REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS and Dalton Adding Machines, Rules and service. Roseburg Book Store. Phone 590-J. FRED'S DuiH-ndublo Service. Add- - inn luachiues mid typewriters. iSaiea mid service. IMiyne 127. P. U. lJox 1210, KoBuburg. SEE your cieum weighed and tested. Clyde Adair, Roseburg Creamery. FOR SALE or trado 2 good bat tery radios for wood. Taylor's 1 lattery Service, USED PLUM11INU. Hujcburg trie. ARUNDEL Piano tuner. Ph. lX'JL Trade FOR SALE or trade Kurd son trac tor for a ltiOU-pouud work horse, Phone 52F4. Tractor WANTED Fordson tractor. Write (i. H. Howes, Rodger road, Wil bur, Oregon. FA H M Si AC! I !N ERY and stork. Ford son tractor, two-bottom plough, tandem disc, pulley at tachment for power. Good work ing condition. Young milking Shorthorn cows mid heifers, registered. Rrownuou Uros., Bridge, Ore. For SALE New spruce Iti foot boat and nans. 20.ou. Also 12 gmige douele barrel shotgun to irane for high iniwer rifle. Chas. Kyes, t2ti N. Jackson St. APPLES Spitzen hers and New town, 2.r.c and up. Bring contain ers. C. H. Bailey and Son, South Deer creek. FOR SALE 2 wheel trall'-r. Ex tra rim and tire. Cheap. Cull luG S. Jiick.iou. ELECTHO Lux vucuum cleaner. All uttachmeuts. Late model. Bargain. Phono 106. MILK, grade A pasteurized or raw. Delivered daily. Umpqua Dairy. Phoue 296-J. Help Wanted CfiEBITJSSSISTlCE Legal Question Dating Back to Founding of U. S. Settled by Decision on AAA Every effort is being made to as sist all Douglas county farm fain Hies who have been forced on re lief or whose credit facilities have bo n exhausted, announces Paul II. Helweg. local rehabilitation uu penisor, resettlement administra tion, courthouse, Koseburg. Alany fanulies huvo already taken ad- Hay and Grain FOR SALE Baled oats and vetch hay, 15 tons S0 vetch; 8 tons 2u vetch. Any day except Sundays. Oscar Weeks, Myrtle Creek. FOR SALE Baled oats and vetch hay. Some rye grass and vetch and some loose alfalfa, l'houe ail-"!!. J. 11. Wilson. WASHINGTON, Jan. 7. (AP A legal argument that has raged since the days of the founding fathers was settled by the supreme court decision on the AAA. It centered around the clause iu the constitution empowering con gress to lax and spend tor "the geueial welfare." In the republic's early days James Madison held that this meant merely that congress could tux and spend fur purposes men tioned in the same section of the constitution, such as for raising armies and regulating interstate commerce. Alexander Hamilton, on the other band, argued for a broader const ruction. Ho said congress couhr &x and spend for anything provided it is for the general wel fare. The supreme court yesterday agreed with the broad llamiltoniaii view, us expressed by Joseph Story, Chiropractor DR. SCOFIELD. Perkins Did. MAN for coffee route. M.Va-weck opportunity. Automobile given a bonus. Write Albert Mills, 27 Momuoulh, Cincinnati, O. VANTED Woman for light house keeping, and to reud. ti-0 Doug las St. Work Wanted EXPERIENCED stenographer wants full or part-time work. References. Apply Box IDG, c-o News-Review. Fuei SEASONED lS-inch fir, oak, lau rel and 4-foot fir cord wood. Phone 67. enn Looking for a job) Fol low the example of hun dreds of successful men and women and look first in the WANT ADS an early justice of the court. But the supreme court said tl was not now necessary to ascertain the scope of the phrase "general wel fare." It threw AAA out on au-j othor ground: That It "iuvudea tliel reserved rights of the states." The majority opinion of the court said: "Hamilton himself, tho loading advocate of broad interpretation of the power to lax and to upproprl ato tor the general welfare, never suggested that any power grunted by the constitution could be used for tho destruction of local self government in the slates. Story countenances no such doctrine, "It seems never to have occurred to them, or to those who have agree to them, or to those who have agreed of the United States (which has aptly been termed 'an indestruc tible union, composed of indestruc tible states) might be served by obliterating the constituent mem bers uf the union," vantage of this1 assistance and ap pliLalions of other eligible fam ilies to he placed on potentially productive farms will be given immediate attention. Rehabilitation Is not relief but a plan to place farmers who have been unduly affected by low farm prices of past yeai'H and unexpect ed reverses to regain a self-sup porting basis through adjustment of their debts, setting up a profit able farm plan and supply a loan for capital goods necessary to make the farm a "going" concern, Mr. Helweg says. , "Where no extensive debt adjust ment or farm plan is necessary, loans lor the necessary capital goods such as livestock, seed, feed and equipment can bo made In a short time. If mure extensive ad justments are necessary, the fam ily can be temporarily placed on subsistence grunts until debt re alignment and tho farm plan bo put into effect," the supervisor re ports. "Clients can establish eligibility by being referred to tho rehabili tation supervisor through the local relief agency or with a statement from the local credit production, us aoclalion staling that credit facili ties have been completely ex hausted. "Families applying fur rehabili tation may do so either directly to the office of the local supervisor or through the county relief agency." Persons walking on highways. In California are required by law to l'aco oncoming traffic by walking on the left hand side. B. P. O. ELKS Regular meeting Thursdny, January 9th. Business of im- portance. Initiation. Lunch. All officers and members re- quested to attend. Ira B. Riddlo, Socrctury. POPEYE By E. C. Segar EVEN WE DIDVWE LOTS A COULUNT WIN THIS UJM NOHOW- 1 VftKA . 1 I NW GOSrY. WEEl UViE THE tit fRE BOOTIES OUMERS PAX WIDi ME -HOW i I ORE Mi THEIR BPW0NETS, THEi VUOHT KNOW IT WTREKT- 10) rn 11 LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY UOOK , ZERO THE GIRLS HAVE, ONUV ONE DOLL AN THEy PRETEND SHE BE.LOMGS TO THGM ALL An' THE HAVE PO" JUST LIKE- THEV HAD A BIG i BEAUTIFUL . DOLL THAT SE2 MAMA AW PAPA Wow you gotta vo some swell tricks aw be. AVMFOL CAREFUL ANi- iF you oo youR tricks GOOD - THE KIDS WILL LAUOH AN SA '6EEi AIM'T HE A SMART LITTLE POOCHl l - f I CAN'T REMEMBER THEiR NA.ES YET SO I CALL ' HtM HOMEy, DARLI(-5Ci, PAL AND FELLA- BOT I THIMK THEY'RE SWELL AN' MABE WHEM THEy KMOW US THEy LL LIKT& US A LITTL6 7 By Brandon Walsh HI& NAME lJ a .' - Ul AU' HE K'liOW& LOTS A O'fHtR TRiCKS AM' Hfc LlKCS TO F"tvV VMITM LIT TL KIDS A Get. J fmirfs) , 'M HE'5 HIS if KINV SMART ) NAME j( I 7 TILLIE THE TOILER By Russ Westover Hovaj W VJOUUD I TO TAKE ME TO OKJr-JER AND THE THeATEP Mac 1 GOSH, IT'S A BET- VJE'LL "BTAte-T MOVaj 7'. was ii 9 0' nFiuw-iin njhit iM 5. "WE HURiy, MAC"! 7 ajeJ" vjel-vou s&a 'VE cSOT TO TAKE M3S FTZ - V PROM ISED To TAvCE HrER-.TOO VJHAT HAMS t take me home nou. what U WFW THS IMSTAWT. 'JM jSk HAVE , DONE7 jU - I OUKtiON CITY, Ore, JHn. 7.' (Al The Cluckaiiias county com missioners pointed out proudly to-' day that they more than kept thoir promise to llva within tho 1935 budget. Thoy onded tho year with n bal ance of 9211,500 in contrast to un over-expenditure of $63,0U0 tho yeur before, County Auditor I)on aid C. Duller reported. PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 7. (AP) The Portland chamber ot com merce will raise $10,000 us Ore gon's sharo of tho Evergreen Play ground association h buuget of $ti,- 000 to attract tourists in llWlj, chamber officlula said today. POLLY AND HER PALS By Cliff Sterrett THAT NICE OLD MILLIONAIRE, MR.CUSHDIED VESTIDDY I JUST CANT GIT OVER IT. J CAftnvci it 3 V C3 m I JUST CANT GIT OVER IT. JVJ CHEER UR SON HE WEREN'T NO RELATIVE O VOURN 1 W Q. yeah, But "3 WITH ALL THIS (J ( DOUGH HE LEFT ' O S BEHIND,THATS - o 0WHyj Gay, gal, when you all come In here to buy dem specials, you're head's gonna sa! right off with wantin' to buy everything in di here store: Some hats, a few slips, scarfs, a group of house dresses, costume jewelry, $1.35 hosiery for these next 3 days only, lunch sets, odd sizes In sweaters, two leatherette coats and a very few purses all to sell at ."sho-nuf bargains for only, each Cinderella Shop Exclusive But Not Experuive 1 OREGON EVENTS FLASHED FROM WIRE SERVICE MARKETS KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., Jim. 7. AP)-Tlio Wl'A. ruling, dlsqHttll- fy Iiik persona who were not on ro- ! between Alny ami October Iu burdening the direct relict rolln with employubleB, Kluiuatli relict otlkiuls Bald today. Ah a i-CHtilt. thev nnld. only $2900 remains or the (7100 January al lotment Cor direct relief. , LIVESTOCK . PORTLAND, Jan. 7 (AP) U. S. Deut.-Agr.) HOUS 200. Market BOiiOo higher than Mon day's uverage. Good to choice 170 215 lbs. mostly 10.75; 2.'10-250 lbs. 10.25-1(1.5(1; 130-155 11m. 10-10.25. Packing sows largely 8. No loodur plga ottered. Choice lightweights nominally to 10.50. CATTLE 100; calves 10. Scat tered salea around ateady. .. Few common dairy type ateers 5.50; good fed steers quotable 7.50. Kew common dairy type heifers 4.50 5.25; low cutter and cutter cows 2.75-3.75; common to medium in cluding fat dairy typo cowa 4-6; good Peer cows 5.50 and more, l'ow bulla 4.26-4.75. Few good veal, ers 8.50-B. ', SITKKP 200. One deck choice 83-lb. fed lambs with aoino freight rate bcneflta, to shippers, 10.25, new high for soaaon. Few trucked lots about steady, medium to good, 8.25-9.50. Odd head choice 83 lbs, 10. Good 163-lb. ewes 4.50, M a u c h Chunk, Pennsylvinia town, derives it name from the Indian "Mauuk Tachunk," meau inng Dear mountuin. 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