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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. FRIDAY, JANUARY I, 1937. FIVE NEWS-REVIEW Clarified Ad. Phone 100 RATES Single InMTUon, per word , i One week, per word One month, per line 1 1.00 Minimum charge . 2Bc Copy for this page will be accept ed until 11 a. m. of the day of pub lication. The News-Review assumes no responsibility (or and In no way guarantee the financial respond blllty or Integrity of the advertis an la the elaaalfied columnB. Bead era are urged to make full lnvestl gatlon before ending money In re aponae to advertisements. The News-Review reserves the right to reject objectionable adver tising, it further reaervea the right to classify all advertising under the proper classification. Livestock WANTED to buy, fresh cows. Give price und location. L. Wells, Eugene-Springfield Auto Camp, M. 11. 2, Eugene, Ore. FOR SALE Good work horse, 11 years old, weight 1500 pounds. Mrs. C. J. Johnson, Dixonvillo. FOR SALE Feeder Bhoats and pigs. A. U. Webber, Suthcrlln. FOR SALE Cow, $35. W. E. Mask, ympqua Park. Typewriter REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS and Dalton Adding Machines, sales and service. Rose burg Book Store. Phone 690-J. Financial LOANS Wo uiaito loans on im proved city property, for new construction, improving or refi nancing. New low interest rates. Monthly repayment plan. The Umpqua Savings and Loan asso ciation. Work Wanted WANTED Capable woman wishes to care for elderly person, at former's home. 130 S. Parrott. POPEYE '- . '' ' ill i', IVt tlN" ' " - J utrftim njli..,.ni,....ii ,M, ..J y . .r.'... ....,!! n1 . 1.1 ll a l .lllUH.M ll&Mri 'I I -' f..V. 6 1 f uItt'Pv 1 UTILE ANNIE ROONEY By Brandon Walsh AKIOTHEg MEW VgAB HAS ARRIVED - NO.HONEy- THERE ISm't A HUMAM I Tf I I 138 IF t COULP SEE "TEM PAV5 (aEfcT, I QUESS'l'M BETTER OFF I X WONDER IF IT IS BRINGING ME GOOD T BBINS ALIVE WHO CAM TELL I I I 'LHl int THfe FUTURE -I COULD NOT TO KNOW WHAT THE TtAR f tL. no c in , r s SEE, I WHAT TOMORROW IS GOING W I i3?M ROLE THB WORLD PROVIDED IS GOMK1A BRlWG ME - IP I flSft, L-J THOUGHT PORTUWE-: TO BRING WE FORTUKJC- m HA-Trr-l I DID NOT SEE MV OWN DON'T KNOW I KIN, PlJf TEND JTi-ii 'ZLftSRtf VTX J TELLERS COULD TELL , TELLERS GET PAlO FOR I t , - FUNERAL PASSI MO EVERyTHINfi 'S GONNA VWkwA AiWEktjk " V' 'AWHAT WAS SONNA Jf I TCLLING PEOPLE WHAT jTitSftVNM ( A WEEK FBOM BE SWELL, - AND W18H J tWaaM iN'.l "Z . tk M HAPPEU BEFORE IT f ?ri WE THINK TMBV WOULO I if 'JK2LAk &-J Sn TODAY - .. ,, V" EVERVBOOV A HAPPV f jj1' JT J- TILLIE THE TOILER y Ru" Wegtover SOMBBlSUTOS TjCZTfr?' ii-2 fOz ELSE ( JlLH-JI 4I i HASN'T IT BEEN ship of a- w l r&3sx xW. y JteA-AJtir for Sale, Miscellaneous SALE OR TRADE for young ewes, Underwood porta.le typewriter like new, Hammerfess 20-guage shotgun. " Check writer, cost Io0.u0, sell J1U.0U. 25-35 Winches ter rifie barrel, new, J8.00. O. C. Stanwood, Oakland, Ore. ' FOR 8ALE Easy washer, almost new; extra motor for 82-volt current. Write A. J. Joelsou, Uinpqua or phone 10F22. CORN shelled or cob.- Stationery engine, 16 h. p. Spray rig, 200 pound pressure. Alfred Moore, Uarden Valley. FOR SALE Atw iter Kent rudlp battery set, ca'uiuct complete, $20.00. O. C. Stanwood, Ouklaud, Oro. FOR SALE Dry shelled corn, $2 cush, per 100 pounds.' J. S. Camp bell. Phone 16F12. SEE! your cream weighed and tested. Clyde Adair, Boaeburg Creamery. ' MILK, grade A pasteurised or raw. Delivered dally. Umpqua Dairy. Phone 8 . FOR PALE CHEAP Repossessed refrigerator. Radio Music btore. Help Wanted MAN To become contact mun ami liiVQULigator for national organi zation. Experience unnecessary. Good appearance csaeutial. No Veiling Write 750-770 Madison Bldg., Milwaukee, Wis. GIRL to help with housework and attend child part time. Majority of evening time free. Room and board and possibly email wage. Box 68, c-o News-Review. WANTED Woman or girl to do few hours light housework twice week. State wages desired. Write P. O. Box 65, Roseburg. Educational FREE TRACTOR school all day Tuesday, January 5th, at the Mc Cormick Deering store at Eu gene, 73 West 5th. t . i " 'Marfan Mi . zs . z l wer ciw. " n A FINE MEETING PLACE.' MisceOaneout GLASS, GLASS Get your glass cut and ground for your car at Sarff's, 623 N. Main St. Phone 653. FOR TRADE Radio for piano Gross Hargti. RADIO repairing. RsbK. Electric, Rentals FOR RENT Comfortable, well fur nished room, within two blocks business 'district in private home. Apply 225 W. Masher street, Roseburg, Ore. TWO housekeeping rooms, $8 and $6.50; lights, water, bath. 828 Hamilton St. MODERN apurtments, KohlliageD Apts. Phone 650. APARTMENT Close In, furnished. Arlulta. Phone 645-J. Lost and found LQST Lady'B amethyst ring. Find er return to News-Review. rv I Real Estate WE ARE selling to the highest bidder a 5-room house, newly dec orated and reshlngled, modern aiid comfortable. Large lot, paved street. Close in, at 403 South street. Submit your bids to Roy Vouiig, your locul broker, or write B. J. Clark, 691 Willamette, Eugene, Ore. I HAVE listings on many of the best farm and business proper ties in Douglas county. If you have anything to sell or wish to buy or rent, seo me at once. Fred A. Goff, 122 South Steph ens, Roseburg, Oregon. Phone 218. FOR SALE OR TRADE 200-acre ranch. Near town, lnnulro , 112 Brockway. ' Poultry FOR SALE Good stock New Hampshire Rod rooBters. Rea sonable. Delia Hawn, phone 3F21. " FOR SALE 711 White Leghorn pullets, $1.00 each, licit Neely, Camas Vnlley. FOR SALE White Holland tur keys, "Dome Strain." Toms and hum for breeding purposes. Also liruvvu Leguorn cockerels. Aided Moore, Garden Valley. Automobile FOR SALE J-US cqultj In 193t Deluxe 4-door Plymouth sedan with trunk and heater. Only ti, uuo miles, uO. Box 450, c-o Mows-Review. WANTED Light sedan, good con dition. State riuke mut price. P. O. Box 2y, Ro3eburg. NOTICE! OK fl.tAL HETTLEHliNT In tho County Court of tho Stato of Oregon, iur tiiu County ot tou lus. In the nmttur of tho ofltato of James J no k nni ii Muiilil. iteeonm-d. Notiuo 1h liiH'uby Klvun I hut James MeUlll. thu duly iippolnu-U. Qualified, and actiuK nd nun intra -tor or the eatiuu of Jamott Juuk mun Medill, di-censed. has filed in tho above entitled court und cause. I liit final report; that thu Honor able Ueo. K. Quino. JudKe of the ' County Court of DoukIus County, ur'Kum, nun iixca juiumry vin, n tun o'clock in t lie forenoon of said duy ut tho office of thu County Judtfe in tho courthouse In It oho -burtf, OroVon, us tho dato. tlino, und place for the heuriuic upon said report so filed hero I u. And. iiuyono luivtrut objections thcroto nmy uppenr und filo tho nmo on or before thu auld date net herein by tho court for said fi nal heurlnir. Dated this 9th day of December. 1936. , JAMES Ml-JUlLiU Administrator of the estate of I Jami-i Jackmun Modlll. i O. K.'d USED CARS More than 50 OK Used Cars to choose from. It will pay you to get our price on Used Cars be fore buying from anyone else. Guarantee Certificate furnished with each OK. Used Car pur chased from your Chevrolet dealer. . PORTLAND. Jan. I. (AP) Cir cuit Judge John P. Winter will de cide Saturday whether Dellmore jLoBsard of Multnomah ' county lean aerre as attorney (or the vet erans state aid commission and still retain his seat In the Ben jate. " Arugments In tho test case 'which may determine tho status of at least 19 other lawmakers con cluded lute yesterday. I Tho state's case, presented hy Rulph Moody, assistant attorney gonerul, insisted It was not con stitutional for a legislator lo hold offlep In anothor branch of the government. He cited historical und legal precedents designed to show .the sauio persons must not porrorhi duties in tne judicial, leg islative and administrative depart ments. Elton Watkins, one of Lessard's attorneys, said his client has no administrative duties with the commission and received pay only from applicants for passing upon abstracts and foreclosure papers. "Tho people elected rue for four years," Lessurd Bald, "and I'm not going to lay down." AZALEA A7.ALEAI Jan. 1. Leon Clara and son, John, nre spending soverul duys this week in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard and fam ily of tipper Cow creek, are spend ing the holidays In Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stark spent Cbrlstnius In Sncrnmento with her piirents, Mr. und Mrs. D. 11. Cluro. Mr. and Mrs. Nell Tripp returned to Klamath Fulls Sunday utter spending Christmas horo with his pnrents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tripp. Mr. und Mrs. Frank Tripp i mid dnughters, Betty and Doris, were Christmas dinner guestB ut tho home ot Mr. and Mrs. Warren By E. C. Segar Biernian to Tulane? -Jas"BP'aMsMBaal if 1 1 Be rale Blerman Bernle Blerman la to resign at football mentor at Minnesota to return to Tulane university on a five-year contract as head coach at a salary of $16,000 next year, almost double his present salary. Such are the reports current In the sporU world regarding the man who led the Gophers to a Itring of 21 victories before they were topplefi by Northwestern. Hazen and Esther Huzen. Mrs. Esther Huzen and Mrs Warren Huzou were visitors 'Sun day afternoon at the home of Mrs, Prod Lubbe. WILCUR WILIlUIt, Jnn. 1. MIbs Mabel Holcomb of Kellogg has been tho guest this week of Mr. und Mm Chnrles Holcomb. W. L. RuBBell of Falls City, Ore., will iirrlvo Suturdajlo visit with uis oroiuer una sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Russell. It is reported from Sulom that Mrs. Frances Hohhs, sister of Mrs, D. P. McKay, is slightly bettor. Mr. and Mrs. H. 13. Brown and D. P. McKay left Friday morning for Springfield to spend Now Yeur's with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford McKay. Mrs. It. W. Rodgors and boh. Mel vin, of Roseburg wore guests lust u nuuy morning of Mrs. A. Hume. NOTICE On and after Jnnunry 1st, 1937, all wood will be cash on delivery. Phone 373. Emmett Bolchor. Olcn- dule, Oregon. Mill wood and saw dust. Adv. ' LODGE DIRECTORY 7 I. O, O. F., Proletarian Lodge, No. 8 Meetn In Odd Fellows Tmnlp every Friday evening. Visiting brothers are always welcome. ' AUGUST HECK, N. O. Today Cross -A By EUGENE l-l w r r rw-p-r r TP II W, 12 13 23 23 J4 25 IlflllllllZIII 32 33 34 35 36 37 36 H l 42 H3 WH ZZM"1 46 WH 1 1 I ITT I HORIZONTAL 1 radius of a wheel 8 variety of fl ruby spinel 11 fragrant balsam 12 pleas of having been elsewhere 14 correlative of either 1 5 hallowed 17 note of the scale 18 edge of a wound 20 eradicate 21 Japanese coin 22 certain days in the Roman calendar 24 bind 26 be In pro cess of adjustment 28 alluvial de posits at mouth of a river , 28 deals with or handles 30 of small stature HI pOKMCASCS M Hebrew hioncy Jlfi muscular :ia Uvlvst U'f sci:? o;gn 41 seize sud denly with tho teeth 42 Prussian resort 43 loses color 45 familiar namo for a female ' rolativo 48 pnrt of 'to bo" 47 hanging ornament 49 boholdl B0 distant 62 ornamcntnl headband 64 appraised Herewith Is the solution to yes terday's puz2le. P 41. OM; T EP E EF . - eCMEMBoiMl A I L EfA Upr Njp CIO N I fiA t at w an e US OMR. O jP A Nlj 5 OICeI iLIEIAlDlsriNEE CoprMibL I in, r KIM Neighbor! of Woodorsft, Lllaa circle, no. 4 Meets oo first and third Monday evenings, la 1. O. O. V. hall. Visiting Neigh bors Invited to attend. K. D. SINNIQER, G. N. CYNTHIA QEDMOND. Clerk. O. E, 8., Roseburg Chapter No. t noius statod communications on the first and third Thursdays In each month. All sojourning broth ers and sisters are cordially In vited to attend. CLAUDIA HARTUNG, W. M. FLOSS1I0 VIRDEN, Seo. F. O. E. Aerie 197, meets Macca oee uau on fine street ever) Tuesday evening at g o'clock Visiting Brothers always was come. JOHN KROHN, Pres. H. B. SCOF1ELD. See. DeMolay Chapter Regu lar meeting every sec ond and fourth Thurs days at the Masonic Temple. SCRIBE. Roseburg Lodge, No. 1037, L. 0 O. M. Meets every first ani third Wednesday of each monti; at 8:00 p. m., Moobo hall, cornel of Washington and Jaeksol streets. Visiting brother! wel come. GEO. MacIVER, DicL N. J. HYDE, Treas. W. BLACK, See. W, B. A., Roseburg Review, No. 11 ' Holds regular meetings on seo ond : and fourth Thursdays al 7:30 p. m. Visiting sisters Invited to attend reviews. Maccabes hall, Pino and Cass streetB. BELLE STEPHENSON, Pres. ' MRS. JESSIE VINSON, F. Sea MAUD POWERS, Be). Ladles' Auxiliary to Eagles, Rose, burg Aerie, No. 1497 Meets In Mabcnbee hall on Cass street, on second and fourth Tuesday ev nlugB ot each month, at 8 o'clock Visiting sisters in good standing always wolcomo. MILDRED FOGEL, M. Pres. SVLVIA PIERCE, M. Sec. Pythian 8lsters, Umpqua Tempi No. 1 MeetB the second and fourth Wednesday evenings ot each month at the K. P. hall Visitors always welcome. PEARL JONES, M. E. 0. EVA MARKS, M. ot R. 0. MAE E. PARKER, M. ot F. K. O. T. M. Tent Hive No. 15 Meets Becond and fourth Fridays of each month until furthei notice In Maccabee Hall, cornet Cass and Pine streets. Visiting Knights always welcome. GEO. MacIVER, R. K. Union Encampment No. , 1. 6.0. F, . . Meets in Odd Fellows Templt on 2nd and 4th Wednesday ol each month. Visiting Patriarch) always welcome. CARL W. OHMAN, C. P. A. J. GEDDES, H. P. RALPH RUSSELL, Scribe. - Word jpuzzle SHEFFER 65 discovered at a dis tance VERTICAL 1 long step 2 Italian river 9 sphere 4 cnbbage 6 puts In vigorous action 6 variety of small" hound 7 on the shel tered side 8 cover 9 month In the Jewish calendar 10 taciturn 11 firm lit beaches 18 monkoy 19 balls used as missiles 21 divisions of the year 23 tend a furnace 25 fruits 27 iii.-iplra with reve rential fear 2D Greek letter 32 clip 33 implement for driving nails 34 inclined 3fi steps 30 passed by water 37 town In England 40 find the sum 43 festival 4-1 cut off at . otic stroka 47 cooking utensil tfU-llngiiistle slock of Indo-China ' 31 mother 63 prolix: down lAIPlPlHlO rntnm Imdlult. IBfc
