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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. RQSEBURG, OREGON. MONDAY, JANUARY 25. 1937.
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Livestock
FOK SALE 11 twolve-woeks-old
pigs, 15.00 ouch. Phono 37F3.
H. J. Chandler, at Kelley's Kor
ner. FOR SALE One sorrel work
horse. C. L. Dubell, oue mile
north of Canyonvllra.
FOR SALE Six Hampshire pigs.
Fifteen weeks old. Write Doll
Ferguson, Oakland S'nr 1U.
FOll SALE Extra gocd fox
hounds. Ii, V. Hatfield. Phone
' 38F14.
HUSKY pigs for sale. 3 months
old,- ?ti each. George Powers,
Winston.
WANTED Fresh cow. State price.
Marion Etiuuctt, Umpqua.
WEANLING iiIbs for sale. Fred
Fisher. Phone 26F3. ,
Trade
FOR TRADI3 Radio for plana
Gross & Hargis.
Poultry
FOR SALE Rhode Island Red lay
ing pullets. C. H. Wallen, Rt. 2,
Box 111, Roseburg.
POPEYE
' IT 0WU6HT rH' WE
bEtN UP PA.L NICiHTi
t THUNK'VJE 006HTER
JjUttV J7 Un.,1 liUMnvi IC
,& wrm the. ,
LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY By Brandon Walsh
p FOR THE LANDS SAKE , ANNIE ,TEy AMD SET A VOJ KNOW WHAT, I'LL I GUESS EVEEy ONE IS SLEEPV I I GEE, NEPTUNE AIN'T ASLEEP -
j THAT HUSBAND OF MINE TO WAKE UP - RUN AN1 GET THE MULES - JjSW THIS MORNINS - NEPTUNE IS 1 HE'S MAKING FUNNV NOISES
' "THAT MAVJ NEVEE DOES AWVTHING BUT IT'S LOTSA FUN BRiMSlN' Sik'fl STILL SLEEPIMSi LIKE MR. J LIKE HE WAS SICK OR SOMETHIN .
I EAT SLEEP AMD READ SHAKESPEARS - V' 'EM BACK -AM 'THEN liSfStK? RlP VAN WINKLE DID . I 60TTA GET MRS. LAKE , ,
' TELL HIM,TO BRlWG ; , , . ,rf S MB. LAKE KIN HITCH ) MAYBE HE'S DCPAMIM fiV kxX , TO LOOK - SHE'LL
' EM TO THESTORE -jJ Mi.
T1LL1E THE TOILER ' By Russ Westover
1 ALTuciOftv I AS gpHji-- 33 ON. NOVaJ I I I'M SO fiLAD TO SEE YOU J L1STEN,HAC-ARE YOU SUI2E I IVvlEL-L I AJAMT TO R.EAO VOU
mgMKG ura6Ts"-S IfI'alLI'a FEEL OUdH TO A LETTW t TOST CBO-
YL 1"beJA 3g$S J SFEELALl. RlgHT AfiAIM, A SHoCK ' WAS QuepfetSED VNHEN I FIRST
iVTJ-SV Jf RIGHT AND l4P& f"SUI2E-l'M 1 ' yi, ,p- , . Read it. But vuhen VOL) HEAfe T
POLLY AND HER PALS . By Qif f Sterrett
I DECLARE1. IT I KNOW, DEARIE! I INOPE.TAIN'T) I IT'S THAjT EVERY DAV WE HAVE I " OM Arrni imt of MV
SEEMS LIKE WE'LL HVUH HAS TROUBLE THAT AT ALL.' T'DRJVD BACK ABOUT TEN MILES 1 HUSBAND SLEEP-WALKS v?T
NEVER GET T1 kWrrH RCAD NAAPS -tT . FROM WHERE WE COME t M A . I N THE WRON6 DIRECTION -p s"
WHERE WE'REJ (AN' SUCH-LIKE WE , ,, . V PICK UP MV HUSBAND. ) I ,m CO V P- 7 r?77rr'
HEADED FER!f-- -IHAS. IT7 SrSC 4 I I ' fO'
Rentals
FOlt KENT My borne, furnished
uutumatlc heat, ciectric stove,
refrigerator, fireplace, garage.
Airs. A. U, Rose, oil K. Lane SI.
CLEAN, furnished, front apart
ment. Lights, wv.ter, garage.
Adults, tlb.uu. 52S So. Pine.
HOUSE at 207 titli street for rent,
partly furnished, 12.00. Write
jars. F. Spaur, Star Koute.
6-KUOM House in country. Klectric
lights and water. 112 Brockwuy
. su
FOR RENT Two five-room mod
ern houses. Phone 3F22.
MODERN apartments. Kohlhagen
Apts. Phone 660.
APARTMENT Close In, furnished.
Adults. Phone 646-J.
FURNISHED apartment. 424 Floed.
corner Mill.
HOUSE FOR KENT 622 Mill
street.
SLEEPING rooms. 630 W. Oak.
Situations Wanted
WANTED Position as physician's
office assistant Experienced in
office methods, elec.ro therapy,
laboratory and X-ray. Box 463,
Modford, Ore.
HOUSEWORK, any kind, by the
day or hour. Phono 6U3J.
Fuel
16-INCH block fir,,old growth, sea
soned. At ranch, 51-50. Delivered,
$2.25. Lindbioom. Dixonville.
DRY, old growth fir, l-tlcr lots, at
$2.50 per tier. Call 14FI3.
Financial
LOANS We inane loans on im
proved city property, for new
construction, improving or refi
nancing. New low interest rates.
Monthly repayment plan. The
Umpqua Savings and Loin association.
fCOMS ON,POPPft, r SHJEETHEfxRT. I'M. "A KfNO DON'T SOU DAOF. I I 'wmm-.N I ( 7 "n 1
30TQBEDfKOON"T.v GOING TO IFpUE THE, A TOUCH VT.UIUILP. I'M rt vtc i itt. c I
I WORRY feiBOOT NOTHlN ) I MA.&IC FLUTE HERE ON I OUT IN THE WlTCHcN - III ' V TVmft IT IT V HMMf"'
-J 1 LL SFT Rl Vft y THF "rciO! c iiiuilP itioct.1 N r-irv.i-r tmiu -rue I V " . ' V V
A FINE MEETING PLACE.'
Miscellaneous
GLASS, ' GLASS Get your glass
cut and ground for your car at
Sartf's, 523 N. Main St. Phone
663.
OLD TIME dance, Muceabeo hall,
touignt, , January 2d. under now
management. Everybody wet
come. DUE to 111 health, Mother White
him uiauuuuuuu iici muuuu;
mgiii utuites iuueiiuiiei
RADIO repairing. Rsbg. Electric
Wanted
GOOD, sound und true fnrm horse
or mare, -about 1250 lbs. Cash.
Give full description; L'ox 80, c-o
News-Review. - .
WE ARE BUYING SCRAP Iron
and steel. Pacific Junk Co., 222
W. Oak St.
Automobiles
FOR SALE Pontli'.e sedan, '28
model. Price $110.00. Inquire 560
North Pine St.
Help Wanted
STEADY WORK GOOD PAY. Re
liable man wanted to call on
runners In Douglas county. Make
up to $12 a day. Write today.
FURST & THOMAS, 426 Third
St., Oakland, Calif.
YOU CAN EARN $7 or more per
day selling standard priming.
Write for territory. Pac'fic Car
bon & Printing Co., 820 Trajtlon
Ave., Los Augoles,
WANTED Woman to care for
school child In your own home.
Write Box 337, c-o News-Rovlew.
WANTED Someone to work on a
dairy ranch. Call 6F4 or Loo
PrescLern.
Typewriters
XEMINGTON TYPEWRITERS and
Dalton Adding Machines, sales
and service. Roseburg Book
Store. Phone 690-J.
Haw and Grain
FOR SALE Good oat and vetch
1 hay. nlso baled straw. Phono
' 19F12. Joe Brumbach.
For Sale, Miscellaneous
USED Westlnghouse electric
ranges; new and used wood
mnges; new and used circulator
heaters; finished and 'unfinished
breakfast sots; new axes, saws
aud wedges; unfinished chests
of drawers, desks, chairs and ra
dio tables. Don't forget to got
our prices on new beds, springs
and mattresses before you buy.
Burr's Furniture Storo, 333 Cass
SU Phone 25-J.
FOR SALE Wood burning, Ameri
can Radiator circulating heater,
also several paues of glass, 27
by 30 Inches. Call 277 I'efiro
6:30 p. m., or 601-R evening.
FEEDER plgB. Also baled hay. 21
miles north of Roseburg,- first
place on Now ton Creek road.
GOOD Frigldalre for salo, cheap.
W. L. Wagoner, 1 mile west of
new soldier's home.
FOR SALE Fairbanks - Morse
pump and engine repairs. Farm
Bureau Exchange.
FOR SALE Flat top cookstove
with reservoir aud two heators.
1035 W. 1st St.
MILK, grade A pasteurised or raw.
Delivered dally. Umpo.ua Dairy.
Phone 88.
SEE your cream weighed and
tested. Clyde Adair, Roseburg
Creamery.
FOR SALE Elcctrlo washing ma
chine, $15. Address P. O. Box
903.
FOR t-ALE CHEAP Repossessed
refrigerator. Radio iduslo Store.
ZEPHYR radios for sole, 4!)5
Booth street. Miller's Addition.
ROR SALE Kitchen range, choap.
528 S. Pine St.
Lost and Found
LOST Yollow gold wrist watch,
In or near Indian theatro Sun
day aftoriioon. Howard. Return
to Nows-Rovlew.
SEATTLE, Jan. 25. (AP) Two
victories over the last-place Ore
gon State Beavers left the Univers
ity of Washington firmly entrench
ed atop the coast conference's
northern division basketball cir
cuit today with four consecutive
wins and no defeuts.
The Uoavers fell before the Hus
kies 38 to 28 Saturduy night after
idrop-'ng Friday s contest 37 to 31.
I The visitors, whoso 1-polnt lead
'as the game started marked the
last time they were out in front.
I drew up within a gift shot of the
Huskies midway In the final frame,
26 to 26, but unothor Wushiugton
drive widened the margin perman
ently.
Half-time score was 24 to 13.
Thirty-five personal fouls wero
called, ID ou the Beavers and 16
agaiiiBt the Huskies. Charles Wng
ner, Washington guard, took scor
ing honors Willi 11 points.
Tho Beavers, yet to win a con
ference ame tills season, will
take on the Huskies again In a two
game series at Corvallls Friday
and Suturday. '
NOTICE TO TRUCK HAULERS
Owing to the severe fruczo, all
the county roads uro In a serious
condition. We request that no loads
over 3500 lbs. bo allowed on the
reads. We request all truck haulers
to cooperate with tho County Court
lu onservliig this regulation oi
further steps wtl bo takon In cloS'
lug the roads.
COUNTY COURT.
Now 1937 Ford Tudor Deluxe se
dan, for immediate dolivery and a
good discount. L. U. Harris at
Nowland's Qnrago, opposite West-
orn Auto. Adv.
Real Estate
FOR SALE OR LEASE 10 ttcros
equipped chicken ranch, furnlBh
0(1 house. Near Glldo. Box 6,
Warrendalo, Ore.
By E. C. Segar
BASKETBALL
EUQENE, Ore.. Jan. 26. (AP)
The University Irosh held a two
game lead over the Oregon State
rooks lu their annual basketball
warfare today.
The (rosh trailed 3 to 15 at half
time In Saturday's contest but a
last-half drive netted a 51 to 41
yletory over the Bante team they
defeated the night before 40 to 32.
MOUNT ANGEL, Ore., Jan. 26.
(AP) After three unsuccessful
attempts to wallop Southern Ore
gon noi'mul's cugo aulntot, Mount
Angel college basketoers came
through Saturday with a 39 to 30
victory In the final battle of the
four-game Beries here.
Tho home team led throughout
after overcoming a 4 to 2 handi
cap early in the first half. Mid
game score was 21 to 13.
McMINNVlLLE, Ore., Jan. 25.
(AP) A wild hoop game which
was unybody's up to the filial gun
ended hero with Llnfield college
on tho long end of a 63-52 score
ovor llelllngliam normal Satur-
uay.
The Wildcats led 3G to 26 at half
time but the visitors tied it up
soon after the mid-game gun.
ALBANY, Ore., Jan. 25. (API
Bill O'Counell, scoring 17 points,
paced the University of Portland
Pilots to a 42 to 25 basketball vic
tory Saturday over Albany college
hero. Tho visitors lod 24 to 18 at
halt-timo.
SALEM, Ore., Jan. 25. (AP) A
41 to 32 victory Saturday over Will
amotto university brought Oregon
normal's string of victories over
the Uearcats to soven in throe
years today.
Tho free-fouling game snw the
Bearcats trailing 20 to II) lit mld-
gamo and put ou a last-half drive
which netted a substantial lead,
only to bog down as tho Teachers
began hitting tho hoop more re
gularly. High School, Scores ' .
Siilom 20, Corvallls 22.
rKlaniatji Kalis 25; Modford 23.
lOrogon City 32, Tillamook 19.
Albany 13. NorthwoHtorn School
of CommoiTO (Portland) 20.
La Urundo 31), Baker 26.
Eugene 31, Unlvorslty high (Eu
gene) 16.
Woodburu 42, Dallas 33.
North Bend 25, Marshfleld 14.
Myrtle Point 44, Bandon 16.
Ashland 32, Grants Pass 12.
Western Collegiate
California 46, Santa Clara 44.
Southern California 31. Lovuln
(Lon Angeles) 18.
Stanford 50, St. Marys 23.
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Studobakor Dictator sedan, wllh
trunk, oxcollent condition. Double
swipu, boater 0 W. W, and 6-ply
tlroH, S2.00. L. B. Harris at Now
land's garage, opposite Weatorn
Auto. Artv.
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20 thin silk
fabric
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burning
alcohol
33 decline
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38 blunts
40 hugent
42 stronir cur
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43 imperfec
tion 45 ocean
46 concludes
47 rubbors
49two-
wherled
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61 anidc
58 one who col
lects to
gether into
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63 baseball
team
61 to search to
the bottom
65 over again
66 emmets
67 gibe
68 Indites
69 a smaller
quantity
VERTICAL
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holding
tightly
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Herewith is the solution to Satur
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MOSrOW Iriphn ran 9K AD1
The Idaho Vandals kept company
wuii me uregou state ueavers in
the cellar of the coast conference
northern division today as a re
sult of the University ot Oregon's
clean sweep of a two-game series
here.
The Wobfoots won Friday night
32 to 29 In an overtime game and
climaxed their Moscow visit with
an llllfllnnnnhln rirlvn whih nnllwl
a thrilling laat-half 81 to 29 vie-
iuij me ileal evening.
The visitors trailed 13 to 1 mid
way in the first half and were be
hind 17 to 10 nt mid-game, but late
in the game they found the range.
Tho score was at 26-all with bIx
minutes to go. and a gift shot by
Silver nllrl Iwn nillolr trnnla hir irin.
tormule and Purdy were enough to
iieeuio me outcome.
Wlntormute led the Bcorers with
11 noillta ami ft. hrllllnnt ull.
around game. .
The Wobfoots will get a rest tin.
til their two-game series Ttltb tlio
Washington Huskies at Kuemiu
Feb. 1 and 2.
YONCALLA GRANGE
HAS TURKEY FEAST
YONCALLA, Jan. 25. ViBltors
from Roseburg attended the regu
lar meeting of the Elk Creek
grange, hold In Yoncalla Satur
day. A turkey dlnnor was served
at noon, followed by the business
sosslon ot the grange. Officers for
the year were duly Installed by
Pomona irrnni-n nfrlnoca nf nAB.
burg, consisting of Mr. and Mrs,
v,uii, Mr, aim mrs. uusen
bark, Mrs. Kenneth Conn and Mrs.
Walter ICt'llna Ura DbmiIm iit-k.
or was obligated Into tho order.
iiie anar was draped for Miss
knte Wortz and Dr. Stevens, who
passed away during the last
month, In tho absence of Jake
Wilson, Beoretary, Mrs. Herman
Schosse acted In that capacity.
4 MASONS. ITTrMTlhM a
Til nil Mnanno -l,n-n..iu a
dispersed, Be it known' that
Laurel T.nHen rCn . !! ...ill A
hold Its regular meeting Wed-
w ueuuuy evening, Jan. 27, All
Past Masters are especially 4
invited. Will be work In tho
MaHlni- Mnunn'a tlnrrran tirhlnK A
will bo ' conferred by PaBt 4
v Masters. Dinner at 6:80.-
W. F. HARRIS. Sbo'Iv. .
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SHEtt'ER
4 pardons
6 flatfish
6 black
7 strivo
8 short piece
of con
necting pipe
0 pinnncle of
Ice in
crevices of
glncicr
10 being
11 speak 1m
porfectly 12 on tho aldo
opposite the
wind
13 number of
assembled
beasts
21 annoy
22 go back
over the
trnck
25 passes
through a
hole
27 presents for
acceptance
28 introduce
between
things
30 digits of the
foot
31 olfactory
organ
32 Brazilian
tapir
33 verge
84 a nutri
tious seed -
35 unadorned
3D set forth
41 strip of
lcxiblo ma
terial
44 bundle of
sticks usrd
in fortifica
tion 48 pertain
ing to the
backbone
60-North
American
harmless
snake
62 bring hit
line
63 fissures j
54 ringlet
65 vipers j
66 deterlo.
rated by !
use
57 a liliaceous
plant
59 foretoken
60 miaows
62 to flow
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