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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. SATURDAY. MARCH 21. 1936. NEWS-REVIEW Classified Ad. Phone 100 RATES Single insertion, per word One week, per word One month, per hue lc 5c ..fl.00 25c Minimum charge Cotiy for this page will be accept ed until 11 a. m. of the day of pub lication. The News Revie-v assumes no responsibility fur and in no way guarantees the financial responsi bility or integrity of the advertis ers in the classified columns. Head ers are urged to make full investi gation before sending money In re sponse to advertistmrnis. The Js'ews-Kevlow leurrvcs the right to reject objectionable adver tising. It further reserves the right to classify all advertising under the proper classification. Livestock FOR SALE Purebred shorthorn bulls, red and dark roans. Also 8 purebred heifers, all in good condition. C. O. Ourrett & Son, Gleiulate, Ore. THKEB-VEAll old regl s t e r e d Guernsey bull, an extra good in dividual of good breeding. Weight ubnut 1400 pounds. J. L. Atkins, ltiddlo, Ore. ! l'"01l SALE One Jersey cow uud 2 heifers springing. 1'i-uuk Lay- ton, Dixonville. KiMi SALE O. I. (J. brood sow In eluding 5 pigs, $35 tbo lot. Llnd' bloom, Dixonville. WANTED Fat hogs. Price $9.7 per hundred. Owen's Market. Phone 777. FOU SALE One Chester White boar about 8 months old. Junies K. Conn. Tractors FOKDSON tractor, $115. 16-Inch tractor plow, $60. 6-foot tractor disc, 25. Leake Ranch, Dixon ville. 4 FOR SALE FonlKon tractor. Clood 5 condition. $1U0.U0. Roy Agee, :! Uoseburg. POPEYE 1 ' 'X-V f PET. I 60ES J fX JEEP X J VOIU. I DO VJITH r ' fci2 : ' j- 1 him? j-' hw, LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY ftf ABE yOU SURE MO. BULLIOM SAID 1 DONl'T WOl?aV, MI9S ANM1E YOU DOsl'T MEAnI WHAT PUT SUCH F BEFORE THE RBTy STARTEP X WAMTED ) ftli ill I MUST WEAR THAT SWELU JEWELBy ? THEy'LL FEEL. MORE UKS DETECTIVES ARE .A A STPAMGE IDEA 1 TO MAKP SURS YOU VWERE OkiAV AMD ! 7$ ''A. 1 NEVEC wad no diamonds ora r crvimG becauss thev'i-l. Afteb mi into khjrheao? V belibve me , prikcess, you look r tT PSABLS BEFORE AM' MAYBE r J if NEVER MAVE A CMAMCB TO 1 -) MR BULLION HlCED 7 MORS LIKE A PRINCESS THAN PEOPUE'l-L LAUGH rr- f0 VvTA(2 l.OCO, OOO WORTH ? ) iOSX J THEM SO THE6UeSTS 1 ANy REAL. PRINCC9S I J MX- AT ME rrrrr-11'1 U& SOFJteS-THAT'S J UW f WONT; " ' 1 yi 1 EVER 6AJ J : LA s-J. H5. f II s VvV-v-TJ- OWkli, tfvs I -, . riVSWX Ml r TILLIE THE TOILER ' By Russ Westover ! F". .! I I 111 ' AW 2c? (LvOte AWO fiEMTLEMEwl I Ft-0AJ6B.S ) f OH, I FeEL.) I I OH, ClEAE., NO CAfe-O -. NOW I I 1 a ?ta. a ipffi I Tms CQMgt-ooES c)jtz! Foa Hiss UKE A. WOMOCK IP THEy'RE FROM I XJL .?: tTyi-g snow r tomes r-1 P12-1 that fijow on the (iigHT I ! POLLY AND HER PALS " . ' By Cliff Sterrett ' t IlVASJUST ) ''SSr"J'"T I SHE'S WORRIED ABOUT HER HOPE " 1 I PORE KID. I BET SHE'S WORRIED J fM I - . I J TALKING TO WVEAH? I CHEST. SAVS SHE'S BEEN EIGHT JJi w J IT AIN'T PILLED VET. T ("' 'S THAT O o , i volir. girl v ngs . years trying j - pWte I I r--.' rWjfrl I S she's run i . Vj. a i FRIEND, ASH .J J Help Wanted WANTED Someone to look after two children. 6 months and 4 yearn respectively. Uoom and hoard in good home. Smalt sal. ary. References required. Box 298, c-o News-Review. WANTED Keliable woman to care fur two email children. Also look after housework and couk for two men. Answer Box 2!i7, c-o News-Review. WANTED Reliable girl or woman to help with care of children and light housework. Wages, $10 a month. Box 290, c-o News-Review. WANTED Girl or woman for housekeeping in town. Box 298, c-o News-Review. Poultry UltANDVlEW POULTRY FARMS Breeders of White Leghorns, Hollywood strain, baby chicks, also sexed pullets, 95 guaran tee. Sexed cockerels for broilers. Started pullets. Route 1, Spring field, Ore. 200 STARTED Leghorns, 60 sexed heuvy roosters, iluy-oid Rhode Is land Iced chicks; Leghorn roost ers on March 30, $3 per hundred. Wntzig's. Phone 7I0-J. FOR KALE.- Market bronze young breeding toms, reserved for our selves. Cheap now. Ward Cock erum, Oaklund, Ore. WANTED Custom hutching uC turkey eggs. Price four conts an egg. Inquire James E. Conn, Mel rose. Phone 6F15. - WANTING PULLETS? State your wants in a want-ad. Fuel FINEST US-inch old growth sea soned fir. Second growth, 4-foot wood, any amount. Order next winter's wood now. Will cut to suit your needs. Delivery when you want It. Phone 67. Art Au drus. FOR SALE Few tiers largo oak block wood. 437 Pltzcr. AW, IT S OUST r 1 NEVER I I WHM ON ErXRTH S V I i f SOME ?0R"T OF I HEAOD OF . P JEEP? MAD WHrVT J For Sale. Miscellaneous FOR SALE Lawnmower, $3.00; oil store, 3.00; nearly new coal oil brooder, less than half; two orchard ladders, It) and 12 feet long. Wayside Shop, just across the railroad, Harden V alley lilvd. FOR SALK Corvallis and Nar- cis&a strawberry plants. COc per hundred, $4.00 per thousand. A. M. Parks, Fortune Branch, High way yy. Gleudale, Ore. FOR SALE The new White sew ing machine. Also repairing for other makes. Radio Music Store, Phone US, 225 N. Jackson St. NU-ENAMEL paints everything. Do it yourself and leave no brush marks. Radio Music Store. Phone 93, 225 N. Jackson St. FOR SALE Hoover electric swecpor. Cheap. Almost new. J. Wyatl, 3 miles north on high way ucrfcss from ilraud'a. ANY ODD PIECE of furniture which you have discarded means extra dollars for you at a small cust. Try a classified. FOR SALE Repossessed refriger ators. Reasonably priced. Radio Music Store, Phone S3. 225 N. Jackson St. FOR SALE Used circulating beat er for coal and -wood. Cheap. Ra dio Music Store. Phone 93. 225 N. Jackson St. FOR SALE Used wooil ranges in unusually fine condition. Cali fornia Oregon Power Company. FOR SALE UBod electric refriger ator. Make Frigidttire. In A-l condition. Phone 235. MILK, grade A pasiuurued or raw, Delivered daily. Umpqua pairy. Phone 298-J. FOR SALE Majestic electric re frigerator, good condition. Phone 657-J. Typewriters REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS and Dalton Adding Machines, sales and service. Roseburg Book Store. Phone 690-J. Wanted WANTED Small, furnished, mod ern bouse, close in with garage. Reasonable rent, Box 264, c-o News-Review. WANTED 500-cbick electric brooder. Must be in good shape uud reasonable. llurr's Furniture Sture. WANTED Poultry eggs, hides. wool and mohair. Ruschurg Poul try Co., Ray Rausch, Prop. Rentals RENTING CONSTITUTES one of the lurgest businesses in the world. Are you missing out on your share? Try a For-Rcnl ad. FOR RENT Strictly modern, steam healed apartment; Frigid- aire, bath, etc. Reusonuble rent. Phone 422, Hotel Valley. FIVE-ROOM apartment, newly dec orated, nicely furnished, electric Btove, Frigidaire, garage. ti30 E. Douglas. FOR RENT Nicely furnished apartment. One, two and three reoms. J. M. Judd. FOU RENT Steam heatod apart ments. Northside AputUuents. Phone 369-J. FOR RENT Rooms furnished or unfurnished. 307 S. Main SL STRICTLY modern apartment. 926 South Main St. Trade TRADE Several good radios to trade for wood on ground or de livered. Want wood by or before September. Taylors Battery & Electric, corner Oak and Pine Sts. I'UADE Acreage for car. Must be in first class condition. Box 300, c-o News-Review. WHAT DO YOU HAVE to trade? Uso a "Swap" ad in this col umn. THE JEEP CfSME FROMTvAE VERS DNRKEST PART OF THE DfNUK CONTINENT L Miscellaneous MINERS Denver mechanical gold pan, used 3 hours, couceutrate, amalgamates, capacity lV-2 yards per hour. Value over t-00. Price $150. J. E. Stevenson, Azalea. LIME and sulphur solution. Clean up now. Guaranteed test. For sale at Farm Bureau, Roseburg; W. W. Willis at Canyouville; Sutherlin Spray Plant. CURTAINS. DRAPES, beautifully cleaned at very reasonable cost. May we help with your house cleaning? Imperiul Cleaners. Phone 277. CAMP EQUIPMENT. The very utensils and supplies you'll need for the trip. Come ill and in spect. Powell ilardwuro Store. lllL ll.l) YOUR UUS1NESS by means of this classified section. Customers will be Interested in what yuu have to offer BUTTONS COVERED, hemstitch ing, dressmaking, mukliig over, sewing of all kinds. Mrs. Moore, 307 S. Main. WE GREATLY appreciate your job printing orders. What limy we print for you. K SELL your wool and -mohair di rect to factory. Fred A. uoti. Phone 220 or 6F2. SUE your cream weighed and tested. Clyde Adair, Roseburg Creamery. RADIO REPAIRING. Roseburg Electric. ARUNDEL Piano tuner. Pb. 18U Automobiles FOR SALE OR TRADE 29 Ford truck, A-l condition. Elmer Leightou, Camp View Service Station, Route 2, Rosoburg. Insurance INSURANCE means Protection. Buy it of. dependable resident agents. Phune i0 or br a tor complete service. Fred A. Uoff. HERE'S r LETTER fOR VOl) . DAUGHTER.. FROM VOUR 0NCU6. BEN -IT UOVTrt THE BOX r 5 l Real Estate FOR BALE 13 acres close to city of Reedspnrt, Ore. Partly Im proved, good spring wator, good ut'ildings. Win. Cramplou, Reeds port. Ore. Chiropractor HOME CALLS 1 am equipped to make professional tails any where. The benefits of Chiro practic may be had lu your home. Dr. Scofield, X-Ruy Cuiro practor. Shoe Repair YEARS OF EXPERIENCE. That's what is back of every shoo we repair. Modern equipment. Re heel Job for ladies. 25c. Periiu's Shoo Shop, 216 N. Jackson St. CARD OF THANK8 We wish to extend our Ihuuks to those whu were so kind lu our sad bereavement, for the bountiful flowers anil other acta of kindness before and after the death of our lather. Espeolully wo thank the Spanish War Veteran), American Legion and Florence Nightingale Tent, 16. Addle Chuuiliei s. -Wm. Plttman. Chas. PlUmiin. Dora Gardner. Mazie Ross. Bessie Royer. And tliolr families. Leaves for Home Miss Alta Ilouclin of Lincoln, Nob., loft for her home after spending the past week vIslthiB her aunt, Mrs. L. fc. Mimson. of this city. Miss Boughn Is returning to Nebraska through California. RUMMAGE SALE in the Perkins Building, Frlduy ut- ternoon and all day Sutur- day, March 27 and 28. Spoil- sored by W. C. T. U Adv. By E, C. Segar M By Brandon Walsh 60O0 HEPsUeN6!. V J I U)HfT A STRANGE S!4 UETTER IT'6-IT5 J I NVWTeRlOUS--' b Weapons Clank, Europe's Armies March As Pre-World War History is Repeated Dy MEl.VIN E. COLEMAN Scraps of paiier, International ! pacts signed with all the solem nity of diplomatic ritualism, hailed bulwarks or peace ana as nar- biugora of brighter days, have been scattered across militaristic Europe for so far back "that the ind of man runneth not to me contrary." Today French and Belgian tears, made almost rrantlc by the tramp of Hitler's new army across the bridges of the Klilne, are matched by liermun pride as der fuehrer proclaims Locarno and Versailles engagements terminated and tells his puople thai the restoration oi Uerinau equality is an established fact. Weapons clank on both slueB ot the border, diplomats hurry from conferences to send reports to home offices, governmental leaders cuunsel calmness and edlturs plead tor coul heads. History Repeats So Buroiio noised throughout the rsl decade of the century. Clush- im colonial interests in Anna brought several aculo crises but the comhluuliun ot the "triple en tente" Prance, czurist Hussia and Great llrlluin agulnst the triple alliance" of lierinuny, aus-ro-Uunuary and linly. kept the balances tilted on the peace side. Then the scene swung to the Ualkims. Turkey's grip on her Eu ropean lauds nas loosening uud ItUHSln, "big brother" of the smith lavs, whs still feeling the etiocls of her 1904-B defeat by Japan, when In October. 1H08. Ammo-Hungary annexed Bosnia and Horcegovlna. Neighboring Serbia protested anu culled on St. 1'etorsburg for help. Uorllu warned that ltussla must not interfere. The ' czur's forces were not ready for another war, so Serbia was compelled to acquiesce. llut not the people of the annex ed provinces. "Hcvolutiotuuies ' nourished there, particularly In Bosnia, through the Balkan wars of 1912-13. Franco persuaded Russia to stay out ot those embroilments and Gormuny and ltuly kept Aus- tro-Hungury lrom Intervening. Armies Strengthened Meanwhile Germany was increas THREE MORE FILE FOR RE-ELECTION SAl.KM. March 21. (AP) Flor ence A. Kuuyon, Portland, tiled with the socrotury of stato todiiy tor re-eluctlon as republican na tional comniitleewoiunu from Ore gon. Henry Scmon. Klamath' rails democrat, filed for re-election as state representative from Klamath county, and Chuiios W. Ellis, On tario, filed for re-election us cir cuit judgo ot the ninth Judicial uisirici, Holding Rummage Sale W, C. T. II. is holding a ruuimuge sale in the Perkins building Friday af ternoon and all duy Saturday, March 27 and 28. Best grude finish In town in closed building. Page Lumber & Fuel Co. Adv. Today' Cross-Word Puzzle Uy bUCKiNE SIIEFKEH ; - I 12 13 VA 15 16 IS II 0 II m m 15 6 7Zfi, 17 22 i23 i!l 21 30 IPji 31 32 33 34 IIIl!ll!LI!lII it 40 41 ' Z 42 45 p 44 48 41 2 50 5 52 " W1ZZWLZZ $6 IP 57 H: HORIZONTAL 1 a ntcp 4 lad 7 accumulate 111 land mcatiuro 13 vexation 14 rcfuxo 15 covered with wax 17 penetrate lft--tluHtGr of libera 10 total 21 incapable of bearing 22 corn meal bread 23 female of the deer 24 weapons of ofTenxe 25 employ 2ft1ike 27 comtume 20 name 31 divisions of Attica 35 likely 37 an interna tional language JIB beverage 3D bodies of water 12 Arabian -nnent 44 Algerian seaport 45 rcpoNus 46 rcsinoua aubtanc4 47 existed 48 vehemently 60 governor 63 work for C-i ostrich like bird 65 bind 60 doctrine Herewith is the boIuU-i to yes terday's puzzle. C lAiRjAlF Z URtE IAJPIE IR AABT A ARMADA R I VE 75NE ARTE R lAgcrf gsissss" A j? E 3 A 5 A V . NQ f 0 N y NIP ISPfeo 5 T A D abOI ARM apgP ARARAT l AllC 13 astgfYtenOA.MltiNn" C97Tlbt, illl, kioi ing her army and building a navy; France, as she has today, bad lengthened the service terms of her military conscripts; England was working out military coopera tlon with her dominions, and Hub- -sia had embarked on a five-year plan tor rebuilding her war ma- t-bine. Austro-llungary's general laaff had drawn up for plans for a campaign in the Balkans. r Into this powder keg fell the Bos nian match, the murders on Juna 28, 11114, at Sfluic-.u uf the lioii to the Austrian throne aud bis wife. Austro-liungary pounced on Ser- . bia; Hussia rose ponderously to defeud "the little brother" and Germany's ultimatum, effective w'hen the Bosnian dispute arose in 19US, was disregarded. France, bound to her alliance with czarlst Kusslu us today she is bound by treaty to the Soviet Union, called her men to the colors; Germany turned lu both directions, knew the Alsuce-Lorraliie frontier was too strong to overcome by frontal at tack, and debouched through Bel gium. She had helped guarantee the neutrality ot thai little king dom but when roiulnded of this uhllgutlon by Britain responded: "l'oun A scrap of paper!" Huge Death Toll More than 8.D0i).un(i dead, more thtin 21,0110,000 wounded, and 7,750, 000 "prisoners and missing;" star- viilion, bankruptcy and revolution was the result. The treaty makers of Versailles in 1010, of Locarno lu 1023, the negotiators of the DaweB and Young plans, the organizers of the league of uations, all have tried to erect barriers that would ' hold buck any such flood of deatU and destruction in the future. But Versailles' pact is in shreds, Locuruo'8 signaluro line is torn off, reparations belong In the misty past and the league did not pre vent China's loss of Mauchuria or Italy's "colonial expedition" Into Ethiopia. Germany decries warlike intention. Hitler offers a fresh ser ies of treaties aud General Wer ner vun Blomhcrg, war minister, tells a nationwide radio hook-up: "War destroys the flower ot hu manity and brings gain neither to the victor nor the vanquished." CALL FOR DOUGLAS COUNTY WARRANTS Notice Is hereby given, that Gen eral Fund Warrants issued! by Douglas County, Oregon, (register ed not paid for want of . funds) prior to and including Warrant No. 25299, are called for payment oq this, the 19th day ot March, 1936. Interest ceases on this date. D. 11. LENOX, Treasurer, Douglas County, Oregon, Noricio To veterans of tho Civil war, Mi-Nl-au war Hinl Indian wars, and widows roiaalhing unmurrfml there- of: veteraliH of the HpunlHh-Ameri can war and World war who ars iMkuIiIiiI to tlie extent of II) pel cent or more; and willows remain lug unmarried of tfpniiish-Ainurlcan war veterantt; notice Is hereliy given Dial all claims for tax ex- . emptlon niiiat he on file lu this of flee on or lieforo April 1st, 19.16. . BARTON HKLI.1WKI.U ' County Assessor, 67 hnunt 63 unit VERTICAL 1 mocaHftin likc shoe 2 sandy 3 more cxKl 4 porfV"i 6 mountain nymphs 6 former name for Tokyo 7 fear 8 order 0 flower 10 water in the form of vapor It peasant Hi monkey 20 river in Kngland 22 to place 20 venomous serpent 2R fuss 30 huge 32 gnu)i of nptdcrft 33 springy 31 Japanese coin 30 Hindu cymbals 37 centripetal 33 sudden gust of wind 40 girl's name 41 long for 43 disclosed 4 1 be indebted to 40 clear profit 61 weapon 62 perceive tttium Iridirtit. la.