ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURC. OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 21. 1936.
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Livestock
TO FIND THE kinds ot hogs you
want, put your requirements into
. words in a want-ad, Tho want-ad
j will do the rest.
FOR. SALE 15 ewes, year's fleece.
and 15 lambs (averaging 40 to 50
pounds each). Oscar Weeks,
Myrtle Creek.
FOR SALE 1 buy mare, weight
about VJ0 pounds. Price 75.00.
Ira White, Dlllard, Ore.
FOR SALE 17 ewes, 1 good buck,
and 14 lambs, $75.00. H. G. Tib
betts, Lookingglass.
FOR SALE 3 cows. Fresh soon.
6th bouse on LookingglaBS road.
J. D. Vedder.
FOR SALE 40 head goats, $1.50
each. Max Bauer, Star Rt., Oak
land. FOR SALE Male toy fox terrier
plllis. Box 158, Melrose Star Rt.
WANT TO' BUY a good milk cow?
' Make It known with a Want-ad.
Wanted
WANTED Old growth cordwood
stumpage. H. Stewart, Route 1,
Box 17.
JPOPEYE
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LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY
I'M TEBHlBLy SORQV
full rr yjoiT hoid mo
KIDS KIN GET TICKETS -
THE CIRCUS
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TILLIE THE TOILER . By Rusi Westover
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SOlNKSTOTHE fJiiJMAC. of Ttic vtrAia r. 1 1 : vj- My l.ovino heart -to the OAMC1S X 1 n r
CLUB OAHCE VWSIK I'M OF THE TEAR j , J N 7 IS ALWAYS WftH TO THE OAMCTE; j -
7 -rtf f MT0 1 Uo7mW. i didn't fix -(t.u -your. V rvy
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POLLY AND HER PALS By Cliff Sterretl
. I J 'SH H I Smf H'M-M-M-VERV SOOD Tl I c, J BECAUSE, STUPID, A I
Tnow when mr. csl-rr i . um wkL VERyvERy good, j I ( come along, vlih L- k mi V what vou've BSEN ; J
sorrcHPs sHowd iss- . m prsi.. 5pv m vmr xdumb DIDDV L v K raving about is y r
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Rentals
NICE 6-room house; basement; 2
fertile acres; hig'i. healthful lo
cation, above Terrace Ave.;
beautiful view; fruit; flowers.
Ask at Room 203, Postoffice
Bldg.
FOR RENT Chicken ranch, 3
acres plowed. Large chicken
house, small furnished house.
P. O. Box 367, Roseburg.
WHAT DO YOU have lying idle
that some one else could rent or
use? A For-Rent ad vill help you
find a renter.
4-ROOM furnished or unfurnished
apartment. Breakfast nook and
private bath. 424 Floed, comer
Mill. , .
FOR RENT Steam heated apart
ments. $10 to $15. Northside
Apts. Phone 369 . 1.
FOR RENT Furnished bouse, cen
tral location. Inquire 119 W.
Mosher.
STRICTLY modern apartment. 926
South Main St.
A FOR-RENT AD will find a good
tenant for you.
APARTMENT Clean, cosy. Phone
040-J.
Poultry
WANTED Bronze ' turkey eggs.
Call 443, Roseburg Feed Co.
Work Wanted
SEE your cream weighed and
tested. Clyde Adair, Roseburg
Creamery.
T ypewriien
REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS and
Dalton Adding Machines, sales
and service. Roseburg Book
Store. Phone 690-J.
Lost and Found
LOST in Roseburg Saturdcy, April
11, $30.00 In paper monoy. Finder
please leave at NowB-Review of-
. flee and receive reward. '
BUT THE CIRCUS IS SO
wore but all you
FOR
TOMORROW rV .NJCJtr f
For Sale. MwcelUnaDiu
YOUR CHOICE FOR 125. Recon
ditioned radios, cabinet models.
Play like new. 1 Victor radio
console, regular 1179.50. 1 Bruns-
wick console, regular $169.50. 1
Airline trade in console, regu
lar 1159.50. Radio Music Store.
FOR SALE Generators from 600
to 4000 watt, 125 volt D. C. Mo
tors, 4 horsepower to 10 horse
power, A. C. and D. C. Phone
621-J. W. R. Brown Electric Shop,
Stephens and Mosher Sts.
CANVAS CAMP cots, $1.25 to
$2.00; baby buggy, $5.00; saddle,
$5.00 ; pitcher pump, $1.25; wood
ranges, $6.50 to $29.50. Burr's
Furniture Store.
HOT-BED TOMATO plants ready
to set. Early Annas, Prichurds.
John Baors. Come and contract
your plants. Joe Neavoll, Olalla,
Orpirnn.
YOUR CHOICE FOR $19.95. 1 RCA
- Victor mantel set, regular $69.50.
1 Clarion mantel set, regular
$59.50. Radio Music Store.
FOR SALE The new White sew
ing machine. Also repairing for
other makes. Radio Music Store,
Phone 93, 225 N. Jackson St
FOR SALE Used circulating heat
er tor coal and wood. Cheap. Ra
dio Muslo Store. Phone 93, 225
N. Jackson St,
FOR BALE Repossessed refriger
ators. Reasonably priced. Radio
Muslo Store. Phone 93. 225 N.
Jackson St
THREE horsepower Century single
phase motor, also smaller sizes.
335 N. Main.
MILK, grade A uaaieunzed or raw.
Dollvered daily. Umpqua Dairy.
Phone 296-J.
DEPENDABLE broccoli seed. A.
W. Baum. Phones. 31 and 4S5,
Roseburg.
FOR SALE Used 8-foot Kimball
weeder. Farm Bureau Exchange.
REAL bargains In electric motors.
New and used. 335 N. Main.
BESIDES, THE SIDE-SHOW
IS OPEN AM' THE
FREAKS IS SWELL... I
SAW THEM TEW TIMES
ALCEADV AM' yOL) KIKl
HAVE AU.THE POPCOPMj
PEANUTS AU'LEMONADE
you WAMT IT5
ALL FREE
TWIN baby buggy, piano, second
hand electric refrigerator, one
Easy washer, 250 feet 2-inch
hose, wood range, gas range.
Phone 26. Judd's furniture Store,
321 N. Jackson St.
THERE ARE MANY antique lovers
still in circulation. They would
like old pieces of furniture you
nilglit bave. use c For-Sale ad.
FLOWERS Petunias, zinnias, ver
benas, separate colors. Large
plants, ready for bedding. Mrs.
Foster Butner, W. Roseburg.
BICYCLES See the New World
and Road Muster models, also
tires, repair parts and Ideal re
.pairing. Roseburg Cyclery.
BAIT AND TACKLE Many un
usual values in lures, roils, nets,
and other fishing needs. Powell
Hardware Store.
FOR SALE Used ice boxes In
good condition. Cheap. Radio
Music Store, 225 N. Jackson St.
400-EGG electric Incubator in good
condition. Burr's Furniture Store,
333 Cass St., Phone 25-J.
GARDEN HOSE, fertilizer, lawn
seed, lawn mowers are sold at
Wharton Bros.
$140 HORTON 30-Inch electric
ironer in good shape. $50. 437
Rast Ave.
TOMATO, cabbage and onion
plants are sold at Wharton Bros.
A FOR-SALE AD will find a mar
ket if there ;s one.
aRUNDEL Piano tuner. Ph. 18SL
Chiropractor
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE go
through life on 50 of their nat
ural strength and health. Chiro
practic adjustments Klve you full
efficiency. Dr. Scoflcld, X-Ray
Chiropractor.
Trade
IT TAKES TWO to make a bar
gain, and a For-Trade ad has
completed many successful bar
gains. GEE. ZECO, I FEEL GLAD
EVEN IF IT WAS CWClSTMA
COULOM'T HAVE MORE FUM
SO HAPPy I COULD SIT
BAV4L HONEST I COUL.O
Real Estate
FOR SALE 48 acres, IS in crop.
20 acres of fine timber, the rest
pasture. Good buildings. Creek
through place. Will tube house
and lot as part payment. J. G.
Howard, Melrose Ru, Hojeburg,
Ore.
FOR SALE or will trade for Eu
gene residence property, ImproV'
ed 160 acre farm at Dlxonvlile 6
miles from Roseburg 320-acre un
improved ranch 4 miles from
Sutherlin. Good land, part tim
ber. C. E. Banning, 114 Flint St
FOR SALE or exchange for Rose
burg city Income property, a tine
home in Ashlund near state nor-
mul school. Phone 55F24, or 634-J
during working hours.
FOR RENT Chicken ranch, 3
acres plowed, large chickon
holme, small furnished house. P.
O. Box 367, Roseburg.
FOR LEASE OR SALE Four-
apartment bouse, furnished. 504
S. Pine.
FOR SALE New modern bunga
low. Very reasonable. 1154 Ma
drone. Miscellaneous
MANY TOWNSPEOPLE would
like to buy eggs direct. Did you
ever tell thorn what nice eggs
you have? Try a want-ad.
DOES YOUR business require
many checks? Let us print tbeiu
specially for you. News-Review
Printing Dopt.
ORGANIC Sea Food. Call 120 W.
Lane for further Information.
MOHAIR AND WOOL bought at
Wharton Bros.
RADIO Repairing. Rsbg. Electric.
Help Wanted
WANTED Woman to help with
housowork on farm, 2 in. family.
Phone 616 or 3F21.
WANTED Elderly man for work
around home and lawn. 131
South Stephens.
ALL OVER
this is am outrage r am
CERTAIN! THAT SHOW-OFF BULLION
STABTEO WIS FREE ClRCUS FOR.
THE PURPOSE OP BREAKING UP
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OOWKI
kids)
4 AM' lg
WANTED Housekeeper for two
men and two cnilaren, age 4
years and 6 months respectively.
Must be capable with children.
References required. Modern
borne with electric equipment.
'. G. Ewens, Garden Valley.
Phone 32F11.
MAN for coffeo route. $45-a-week
opportuui v. Automobile given as
bonus. Write Albert Mills, 131
Monmouth, Cincinnati, O.
WANTED Cook and housekeeper.
Mm. FranKiyn voyi, tsi-j. An
dreas 434 Claire.
I'WO waitresses wanted steady
employment. $40 a month. Rose
hotel.
SCHOOL BUDGET
BEING PREPARED
YONCALLA, April 20. The bud
act committee met with the Bchool
board. Friday evening. April 10,
and prepared another budget for
the present year. The board will
also ask for the right to issue war
rants sufficient to add manual
training and homo economics to
the curriculum. This additional
cost is to be spread over a period
of four years, and will not appear
on the budget this year. The time
for voting on the budget has been
sot for May 8.
The question ot hiring teachers
came up for consideration. A. It
Marsh was hired for a period of
two years as principal and Herbert
Huntor was given a two year con
tract as head of the English de
partment. The other tenchers will
not be hired until uttor May 8.
WARRANTS
Vnrrants from No. 169 to ISO
of Douglas County School District
No. 21 are hereby cullod for pay
ment. Interest couseu April 20,
1936.
Mrs. Ruffe Roynolds, Clerk.
HELP WANTED
Wanted Experienced gcnoral
farm man. Chas. Watson, Looking
glass Star Route, Roseburg. Adv.
By Brandon Walsh
By L. I. Segar
PuP5L. WOULD PLAy TQUAMT r flP
Memory of Senator Harry Lane, One of
Six Who Voted Against U, S. Entry Into
World War, to Be Honored at Willamette
SALEM, April. 21. (API WII-1
lamette students and alumni tomor
row will honor memory of Senator
Hurry Lane, graduate of 187a, wno
was one ot tue six United States
senators who refused to volo tor
America's entrance in the World
war in April, 1917.
Today, 19 years after the death
of Lane, who was a nephew of Jo
soph Lane, the fi.st territorial gov
ernor of Orejon in 1849, most of
the things he advocated tave come
to pass, university professors said.
Among these aro the neutrality
meusuro, control of armninejit man
ufacture and prohibition of expor
tation ot arniB.
The biBio.-y of Senator Lane and
his five colleagues III 1917 Is re
called during tue special program
on the campus. With hlu voting
on the negative side of the war
declaration were Senators J. Gron-
na, North Dakota; Robert M. La
Folletto, Sr., Wisconsin; George W.
Norrls, Nebraska; William J,
Stone, Missouri, and James K.
Vurdaman, Mississippi.
When Lano was asked why he
had voted agatnBt war, he was re-
corded as ooylng: "1 cannot vote to
throw our country into a strugglo.
the final results ot which no one is
uble to foretoll. This Is not- a wur
to make the world safe for democ
racy. It Is a iar to nn.ke the world
sale for greed and profits. Aftor
this war there will be less democ
racy than ever."
SCHOOL MAY GET
FOURTH TEACHER
SUTHERLIN, April 21. Undor a
h'.w enacted by tho state legisla
ture In 1919, the Sutherlin school
board may find It Incumbent to
employ another tonchor :is a phy
sical educationul Instructor for the
girl Btudcnts ot Suthovllh high
school. It Is understood tho bourd
now has thle mutter undur consid
eration. An additional tei.cher
wou'.d bring the local high school
faculty staff o tour members.
CLEANUP DAYS ARE
SET AT SUTHERLIN
SUTHERLIN, April 21. At a
rcRUlar meeting of the city council
held Thursday night, April 2, It
was deoded that the week begin
nlng Mond'ty, April 20, aud ending
Today's Cross
By EUGENE
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HORIZONTAL
1 Ono spot i
4 What Italian apie poet wrote
"Jerusalem DeltTered"?
9 Permit
12 To what EnglUh royal home
did Henry IV belong?
14 Anlo-Saxon monoy of Account
l5What dettructive German
cruller wm finally doitroyed
by the Australian cruiser
"Sydney"?
16 What Spaniih icholar was div
mitted from Salamanca Uni
vanity for hie eriticitm of the
government?
18 Stinging iniwcfc
ID -Mother
20 Italian hounnhold deity
21 Mnko a mintako
22 Wrongful act
24 Kind of cheep
27 Thinese monurfl
28 What the real name of O.
Henry?
30 Tone in GuiriV rchIb
81 Sauntering Inr.lly
83 DlvlHlon of tho year
85 Past
8V Seasonrd
8ft Neirativft
81) Withered
41 Christmas enrol
42 Mohammedan chief officer
43. Treo
45 Hirthplaco of Abraham
46 Worm
47 Stained
6V) Ancient lanffiiar
62 Peer (iynt's mother
6-T f'la5 of parasitic worml
6T Hawaiian wreath
60 Having ears
67 Color
VERTICAL
1 Beverage
2 Where it Harvard University?
J une wno eoncluaes
4. -Convert into leather
B Like
6 What artiit painted famtts
Eortraitt of Watbtnftoni Gil
.rt . . ?
7 Japanese coin
ft Verba
Twenty-four hours niter he made
this statement, the nation was con
demning Lane for bis stand, speak- t
era nere tomorrow will relate. He -
was burnt in effigy in various parts "
of the country, and his mall brought
threats of physical violence. A let
lor made public stated to him "You
will render Oregon a greut and
laBting service uy resigning in fa
vor ot an abler representative, .
Died Heart Broken
Lane's death, described as com- 1
ing from a broken heart, followed
two weeks later wiion he was en
route to Oregon. He died in San I
f'runclsco. Suortly before leaving -Wasnlngton
Luna told Senators La
Follette and Norrls, two of hlj
closest friends, tnat he would Dover a
see them again.
benator Norrls ot Nebraska said
over Line's i,rave, "When be was .
denounced by men in pnbllo life
wnom ne loved, as an enemy to hiB
country, It well nigh broke his '
nearu The despulr of his honest .
heart was so great and tho agony -
of his blighted hope so severe that '
ne nover recovered his former self.
1 think he was satisfied with bis
work."
Frederick J. Libby, executlvo "
secretary for the national defense .
council for the prevention of war,
will be the main speaker on the '
memorial program. Student body
presidents from Llnflold, Univer
sity of Oregon, Reed college and ,
other institutions .were invited to
participate In the program.
Saturday, April 25, be set asido for '
clean-up days for tho city of Suth
erlin, and oyer resident vill be "
oxpecto.l to got busy und muke u "
thorough, clean-up cf all garbage -and
junk about his premises. ltes. "
dents are requested to put all rub
bish In snks and placo them In .'"
me aney anuilug te!r prope.-ty or
along tlio curb line ot tho streeL "
ThlB rubbish will be pleked up by
trucks furnished by the olty and
taken to the city dump, without
cost to property owners during "
this specified time. If this Is not
done during the specified weok, It
will bo done later under the Bupor
vision of the city marshal and a
bill for the work sent to the prop
erty occupunts.
Ooorgo Weaver, of Myrtlo Creek, ' '
spent yesterday , in town attending
to business. '
-Word Puzzle
SHEFFER
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9 What French town near Bay
onne la famed at a plac of
pilgrimage for cripplod pr
eont?
10 Sea en ffle
11 Men jure of Annnm
L.I Letter of the alphabet
17 Feminine namfl i
19 What financier who died In
1913 waa considered th
world's area teat collector?
2t Maaculino namo
22 Unita of weight
23 Kxperimenter
25 Side by aide with
20 Legendary city of El Dorado
28 Greek letter
:n TJvelv dance.
32 What nymph In Geman folk '
- lore lured sailors from a rock .
on the riant bank of the Rhine?,
34 Paid publicity '
37 Noisier
40 Cloth mensuro
12 Famous fur merchant
I I Small sum of money
46 Consume -
17 Salt
18 Utilfztt
4l Period of time
50 Small boy
l JNicknitme lor Kdwara
54 Myself
Herewith the solution to ffti
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