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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, TUESDAYJULY 21. 1936. FIVE NEWS-REVIEW Classified Ads. Phone 100 RATES Single Insertion, per word 1e One week, per wont - 60 One month, per line 11.00 Minimum charge Mo Copy for this page will be accept ed until 11 a. m. of the day ot pub lication. The News-Review assumes no responsibility tor and in no way guarantees the financial responsi bility or lntecrlty of the edvertia era In the classified columns. Read era are urged to make full Investi gation before eendlng money In re sponse to advertisements. The News-Review reserve) the right to reject oblic'.lonable adver tising. It further reserves the right to classify all advertising under the proper classification. Livestock FOR BALE Shetland pony and ! cult, 135.00 for pony and $25.00 for t oll. Can be seen at 702 li. f irst Ave. r. IMPOUNDED A dark brlndlo cow with white markings under jaw. About 3 years old. Earl Wolfo, Sutherllu. , - FOR SALE Male pigs. Chester V Whlta lllfihli, fni- l-t'trlKt Ilt I loll. i A. U. Webber, 1 mile east Sutb- erlln. WORK MULE Trade for cow or heifers. A. E. Stanley, Roacburg, s Melrose Route. I FOR SALE About 135 early tur f keys. Florence Smith, Mllo, Ore gon. - . Hay and Grain FOR SALE Second cutting alfalfa ; 111 shock. $9.00 a ton. C. L. Spray, Garden Valley. VfANTED Hay haling. Stanford Buell. Phone 46F31. Lost and Found LOST Female police dog. Reward. Phone 14F43. POPEYE THERE'S THE JUNE. B0k rViNH OUST (S UTTLE rWERVTHOT U31U. SOON BE EXPlMNCO r LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY THIS 15 A NEW MODEL., MISS AMNlB UN t Ur ll-IE WCW SH1IMEMTS THAT AI5RIVED VESTEOQ&y, ISMT IT STUNMIMQ 11 1 in 111 ihwn jsa-n - v Aft 1 1 r-- wmr. i i .hi iii..j. ir t i r i i i jls i m 11 i mi nv . TILLIE THE TOILER ' ' By Rus Westover POLLY AND HER PALS ' ' By Cliff Sterrett :m m.m mir-ir mZJ- SrM Rentals FOR ItES'T Furnished home, lots of fruit. Mrs. McElhinny, GaddlB Apartment No. 1, 420 N. Jackson Bt. . NINE-ROOM, furnished house at 181 No. Main St. Phone 661-L or call at 137 No. Main St. PRIVATE garage, close in. 12.00 per moutii. cull 211-Y after 5 p. m. 3-ROOM clean 'apartment, 815.00. Lights, water. Inquire 520 Steph ens. FOR RENT 5-room house. Partly furnished. Inquire 737 West Lane St. I MODERN APARTMENTS, 820.00 and up. Kohlhagen Apia. Phone 650. APARTMENT Modern. Close Reasonable. Phone 645-J. In. Miscellaneous , OAK lumber, oak lolls, wagon ma terial and repair bending stock, ailjustabto crutches and - wheel chairs, for Bale or rent.' Ulaliee Mill and Manufactory, Oakland, Ore. NOTICE The Singer Sewing Ma chine Company representative will be In town July 28. Leave ' calls for service and sales, c-o Box 328, c-o News-Review. NOW Is the time to paint your house. Let us do It with Nu Enamel. Call 700 for demonstra tion. EXPERT dressmaking, No pattern needed. Reasonable. Mrs. Louise Blank, Lookingglass. SEE your cream weighed and tested, viyae Aaair, uoseourg Creamery. RADIO Repairing. Rabg. Electric ARUNDEL Plauo tuner. Ph. 189L. UlrtN niDNIT Vft COUNT HlhA OUT? HE U)te OOWNy T-ORTUOENV MINUTtb MPftRDOtJ m I I I . .: I I Sv V AiwtlCZ -y PiDCk-l TUF I - fact . n I I Ursjriirsi - i w vawin L , , r .,rst . . II LOOKS t I UJNCH WITM SOME TOHMOS Mi ' rf For Sale, Miscelliuieous GUITAR S4.50; rockers. 11.00 to S6.0O; Bewlng machines, $0.50 to 12.50; screen cupboard, 12.00; leather twofold couch, $10.00; bread mixer, 11.25; kerosene stove. 81.50. Burr's Furniture Store, 333 Cass Bt. Phone 25-J. FOR SALE Rice apples, Trans parents and Red Asiraehuns. Al so tiravenstelna ready to cook. 40c bushel. Briug containers and pick them yourself. Phone 416-K, Walter Singleton, 1. Douglas. PRUNE DRYER STOVES are sold at Wharton liros. See the samplo stove at their store. Orders tuk on for grutoj for all stoves. Or der early. GOLDEN WEST aweoicorn, best tor canning. For sale 1 mile north of county barn 011 rifle runge road. Kllnger . pluco, $1 suck. UUOCCOLl plums for sale. Tested early and late variety. First pull ing plants. Will sell cheap. Phone 32F2. W. D. Hess, Wilbur. CRATES for dryer stoves and oth er casting work. Order early to Insure prompt delivery. Whar ton Bros., agents for foundry. FUR SALE Tne new white sow ing machine. Also repairing tor other makes. Radio Music Store, Phone 93, 226 N.- Jackson St. FOR SALE Early, medium and late broccoli plants. Cheap. W'll lard Lauranco, Dillard. WATK1NS Products for sale by Mrs. J. M. Ashcraft, city dealer, 120 W. Lane. ELECTRIC MOTORS From 14 to 5 horsepower. New and rebuilt 335 N. Main. MILK, grade A pasteurized or raw. Delivered dally, Umpqua Dairy. Phone 296-J. FOR SALE Six hundred foct Inch pipe. Apply P. O. Box 615, Roso- burg, Ore. OWNffVf,W0rVT . 4 f XT v ' V, TIN PsSOOT COUNT IN? N K Silii STPHOOUWTOB 0k,- LSrr-r OP 600N WFlEfij FOR SALE 1928 Harley 74. new) I tires, battery equipped. Andy's,! 1 633 Winchester. FOR SALE Piano in . excellent condition. Phono 637-J. FOR SALE Crnbapples. Call 1SF13. Wanted WANTED Poultry, eggs, wool and hides, Hosoliurg Poultry. Ray ltauseh. ' proprlelor. Phone 279. 501 N. Jackson. WANTED To buy good used Fordson tractor. Also beautiful black Jersey bull for sale. W. A. Metiker, Sutlierlin, Ore. WANTED I?...-,,!.,!,,..! l.,.i,UB ni- apartment. Shoe Shop. lnqulro Sandquist J Poultry WANTED Ono hundred 1-yoiir-old Whito Leghorn hens, good lay ers, no culls. Must bo reasonable. Ford, P. O. Ilox 226, Glcndule. Real Estate FOR SALE 5-room house. Bath. Just outside clly limits 011 north highway, $100 down, balance liko rent. H. L. Gorham. Riverside. FOR SAL.E 1CJ acres, i mile north ot Wilbur. -rooni nouse, barn, garage, etc. ilrs. John Walker, Wilbur. IliO ACRES, buildings, fruit, ubout 35 acres farm land. Mrs. May Wlley Camas Valley. Financial LOANS under the Federal Hous ing Administration and other ap proved plans on acceptable Hose-hm-ir nml vlelnltv home nroner- tios: low interest, taxes and In surance included in monthly pay ments; investments or savings accounts accepted at 4 inter est. Call ot office for informa tion. Douglas Building & Loan Association, Medical Arts Build ing, Roseburg. , 1 - , Help Wanted y. W A IV 1 lilJ l.M.Ml'.IJIA 1 Kl.V UOOO cook, particularly Drcaas, pies and cakes. Willing to leave town and work broken houi-B. References. Apply personally or by letter, Circle H Lodge, ldleyld Park P. O. WANTED IMMEDIATELY Young . man to wait on table, wash dishes, carry bnggago, etc., brok en hours. Apply personally or by letlor, Circle II Lodge, I. O. ldleyld Park. WANTED 2 girl saxophonists, 1 violinist, at once. Write Iilack Widow Orchestra, Lox 105, Gar diner, Oregon. MAN wanted for cutting dryer wood. Max Bauer, Kellogg. Chiropractor ' X-RAY Chiropractic shows exactly where your troublo is located. Dr. Scofleld. X-Ray Chiropractor. Fuel DRY Fill cordwood, $4 per cord delivered. South End Fuel Co. WOOD for any purpose; Phono 67. Trade WILL trade good second growth fir wood. $2 a tier, for holfer calves from 6 duys to 6 mouths old. E. R. Sutton, Lookingglass. Situations Wanted HOUSEKEEPING by widow, 45. Two children girl 8, boy 1(1. Willing to work on ranch. Ad dress Post Office Box 1115, Rose burg. Automobiles 192S CHEVROLET COACH, runs fine, excellent motor. Best buy ' In town. $145. 628 S. Pine St. Typewriters ULMiNGfuN iKi-jiWRiTKUa and Dalton Adding Machines, (ales and service. Roseburg Book Store. Phone 69W. OF COURSE, OWLV PLAIM AMMI6 AMD COOK CAM -7 row you L-Z, -r,.,, . ... I I . I I .. . v.ft TauC VPD I MS WORK! ON Ranchers Will Have Chance to Adjust Feeding Areas During Winter. WASHINGTON, July 21. (AP) The AAA, officials said today, hopes shortly to submit to ranch ers u soil conservation program for tho vast grazing lands of the west. Work Is under way on a tenta tive nlan' and officials Bay they de sire to have a urogram adopted by this fall so ranchers, will have time during the winter to adjust their grazing areas. Two major moves are being stud- led by tho planners: 1. To arrange for ranchers to Increase their sup plemental feed crops to relieve tho drain upon pasturage lands; 2. To encouraae ranchers to begin graz- ing livestock later In the spring than at present and to take the livestock off the range earlier In tho fall to conserve tno grass. Tho plan, It is understood, does not conteinnlale calling upon cat tle and sheep raisers to reduce the number of their livestock. It Is be lieved Increases In supplemental feed crops will go far toward con serving the grazing lands. Partici pation in the program would be voluntary, with tho government of fering as an Inducement certain cash payments to those planting feed cropB. No specific figures on these payments are ocing mane public yet. This plan to regulate grazing aims to maintain the grass In the nation's grazing area, which of ficials estimate covors approxi mately 721.000,000 available ' acres of range land in eleven states. Reliable reports. AAA men said, show that three-fourths ot the rnugo area has becomo less produc tive in tho mist, and wenthor rec ords show that one to four drought By E. C. Segar Bv Brandon Walsh WE'RS L HOt4EST, WO FOLKS4 1FOOLIN - EVEM I CAW T U Ir TOJ HMJ GIVE YOU TME KIMD FOHTt COOKS nprnoo MR. BULLIONS' HELPlrJG YOU, PROVIDE TME LUNCH r I,,, ' 0 NICEP-I THINK IT'S SWEUL Sues Specialist iMra. Elizabeth Cattanach (above), suing for separation from Dr. George Cattanach, noted New York neurologist, charged that her hoa bend had failed her a gold-digger 'and had told her she was Insane. 'Supreme Court Justice Roscnmen 'ot New York City has the can under advisant yoara may be expected every ten years. Farmed Portion Small They measure tho agricultural asset of grazing resources by the fact that In the eleven western states less than five per cent of the land la devoted to farming and tho greater part of the remaining 95 per cent to grazing. They esti mate that 65 per cent of the feed for western livestock Is range forage. George TO. Farrell, director of the western division of the soil con servation program, estimates tho value of the western livestock at $500,000,000. Ranches and equip ment Investments are estimated ut more than a million dollars. He has said that success ot a grazing conservation program would depend upon the ' ranchers' cooperation. Today's Cross- 'By EUGENE 7-21 1 la I3 I4 YZA I6 I7 h lio lit 32" - 2 " A 1 1 m nrVr HORIZONTAL 1 Intrepid 6 Instrument for piercing holes 8 On the ocean 12 One of the Great Lakes 13 City in Brazil 14 What Quaker was the founder of Pennsylvania 7 18 What president was shot by Charles Guitu7 17 Eject 18 Jeer 19 What American general was known as "Light Horse Harry"? 21 Feminine name 22 What it the former name of Ragensburg where a famous battle was fought in 18097 25 Stout club 28 Common or profane 29 What abolitloniit iti famous raid on Harpsr'o Ferry? 32 Plane surface 34 Printer's measures 36 Winged parts 37 Who brought about thft nomi nation of McKinlsy for presi dent? 3D Disease of fowls 41 Sooner than 42 Pertaining to a country 45 Peroid of time 47 Pull along after 48 Amount at which a person ii rated 52 In addition 54 One of a class including ths roundworms 56 State of mind 57 Bantu riialrrt fi, Pen-name of Chnrles Lsmh 51 He in prni-es of adjustment no High in the scale , 61 Rodents VERTICAL 1 Aski alms 2 City in Algeria 3 Italian coins 4 Postpone 5 Kxlst 6 Whst scter was (he star tl "Ths Thin Maa" (two Harass) 7 Clock and Dead Arcracc STOCKS Compiled by The Associated PresB. July 21: 20 1G 15 60 India Rlt's Ufa St'ka Today ...'ilO.B 38.9 62.0 67.7 New 103 high. Prev. day .... 89.S 38.5 52.1 67.2 Month ago .... 80.3 36.0 48.9 64.3 Year ago 63.5 25.2 32.3 46.1 1936 high 89.3 39.7 62.1 67.2 1936 low 73.4 80.2 43.4 56.7 1936 high 76.3 81.S 44.7 66.1 .1935 low 49.6 18.6 21.6 34.8 BON 08 20 10 10 10 RH's lnd'ls IK's Fgn, Today 93.6 103.5 102.6 69.6 prev. tiuy .... 9X4 103.6 iuz.7 tia.z Month ugo .... 92.5 102.8 .102.0 70.0 Year ago 81.5 98.3 96.6 68.9 1936 high 94.3 104.1 102.9 . 72.0 1936 low 86.9 101.8 99.3 67.6 1935 high ...... 87.8 102.2 99.8 70.4 1935 low 76.4 92.2 84.5 65.5 MOTICU 1IK HllKltlfK'a BAI.E Notk-o 8 hut-iby given tlmt by viiltiu ut an i-M-i-mlou nml order of Male iHnucd out ur 1110 Circuit Court of tho mate of oi-ugon lor Lroug ian Coutuy. Juno 2'J. i46. unoti and pursuant to a dei-reo duly given tuid imido Ity snul Court Juno 21. mill. In a suit pendlna then-in In wiueh It. A. U00111 wus pluiutlft and Julian W. l'urkins and Carrie B. PurkmH wuru dofonuiintM. wlik'li oxoculion and order 01 auto was to mo diiecu-d and vomniaiidod 1110 to null the ri-Hl proporty hereinafter doscrlhed tu 8Hiltay certain Hens and olmi'KeM In Haiti decrt'o specified I wilt on Thursday, the Both duy of July, 1U36. at the hour of three o'clock P. M nt tho front door of the county l-ouiiIiouho in Koxeburg, Douglas County, Oregon, offer for salu und sell at public auction for cash, subject to redemption as pro vlded by law all of tho right, title und Interost of the defendants In said suit and of all parties claim ing by, through or under them suiee tho 6th day of February, 1938, In or to tho following described proporty. to-wit: Linn Meven (7) and Eight (81 In Bluck Flfly.fnO) In Kallroad Addi tion to the City of Roseburg, Doug las County, Oregon, as tho same appears on tlio official plat of uuld Railroad Addition to the City of Roseburg, liouglas County. Oregon, of record and on file In tho office of tha County Clerk, of Douglas County, Oregon. Togothor with the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or .Intrnnywisi appertaining. . , '."? 5 ,. bated thin 2et1 any of Jims, 1936, PKRCV A. WIJBB. As Sheriff- of Douglus County; Orei gon. Word PuzzU SHEFFER - 7 Rock fissures filled with & Iim'tate S-tWith what tribe did ihs U. S.J Condqet its severest Indian ' war? 10 Feminine name 1 1 Species of pier ' 16 Persia in Decline 23 Digit 24 Anglo-Saxon coin 25 Exclamation of disgust 26 Constellation 27 Who wrota "Idylls of tha King"? 3D Armed combat ,11 Born 33 Of each an equal quantity 35 Transgression 3ft Siamese coin 40 Estuary of Braiil 43 What was the ancient name en the weatnrn portion of Asia minor? 44 More tardy 45 Moist 46 Fragrant resin 49 Weight of India 1 50 Mine entrance 51 Meadnwa 53 Peculiar 65 Anything growing thickly Herewith Is the solution to yes-' terday's puzzle. 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