ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURC. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1937.
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HORSES-DAIRY CO.WS-HORSHS
i 00 work horses, 6 years old to
:t sniootli mouth, weight 1000 to
1700 pounds; mated pairs and
. singles. All these horses are good
.- gentle we'H-bi'oke work horses.
Guaranteed Knd 'delivered Into
VRosoburg territory at a very
f;' small charge. 40 head Jersey
?;and Guernsey milch cows, fresh
E- jund springers. A nice ouncn oi
4 cows. Stlckley's, Eugene, Ore.
8HBEP WANTED To buy a car-
.' load of breeding ewes or stock
V-? sheep. Soe John Rohr, or V. J.
hilippl, Grand Hotel.
ANOTHER load of work horses
P -ifor sale. All gentle. Doc Cook
fe'I ranch, 7 miles west of Wilbur.,
i'k Walter Sankey.
('HORSES for Brio at Mlddledale
,';;; stock farm, 4 tmllos :S. 45 of
5 Dery, Creswell.
FOR SAliE Five '8-weeks-old pigs,
1 -ft (-1.0U euca or 'fttu lur Lue rui, 'v
fni Bounds, Ruckles. .
iPOR SALE fresh cows. Inquire
Frank Smith, Rice Creek.
GOOD collie dog, cheap. 321 N.
'! ; Kane.
FRECKLES AND HIS
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' TEPAR.TMEMT,"THE CLAW IS t TO PICK. UP SOME USEFUL IMFOEMATIOM HE'S WABOLICAU.V CLEVER., J IMS OUfe f S I I f JTHSSS.
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FOR SALE 3 'horses, 100, 1400
and (too pounds. Broke. Two 3-
year-old cows, (resn, urooa sow,
It turkeys. S way plow. Jousle
Jones, Myrtle Creek.
FOR SALE 9-months-old Austral
ian Shepherd pup. Fbone 3412.
RmI EsUts
WILL TRADE Ten lots on two;
. corners in beautiful Emory Park,
Arizona, five miles from center
of Tucson, on paved highway,
opposite Emery Park school.
Electricity, .telephone. For un-,
improved acseage with stream in
Douglas county. A. J. Emery,!
Emery Park, Aricoua.
WANTED Modern 3 or 4 bedroom
borne in or very Hear Pbrtlund,
for same and 17 acres, some or
chard, on a river 'near Roseburg.
Oi- will sell for '34,000. AddreBs
Portland; Box 5164.
FOR SALE A dandy '600111 -plastered
house, woodshed, guruge,
lot 60x250 feet, Lots of shrub-'
bery. 1 block 'to Rose school.i
Tonus. See it at 62B S. Main St.
huusu run baljK, uk kjeonx 1
Nine rooms. 'Close in. Reason-
able. Page Lumber ft Tuol Co.,
709 N. Jackson St. Phone 242.
WANTED Near Roseburg, small
acreage, suitable lor chicken,
ranch, with pasture, cheap. Cab
in 84, Roseburg Auto Camp.
WANTHD-Small hoUBe, close In.
DOx 109, News-Review.
Low and found
LOST Saturday afternoon, pack
ago containing man's dark Bult;
and light felt hat, 'bathrobe and:
other articles 011 road between!
Roseburg, south city limits and!
Biockway. Reward Will lie paid.'
nichClold Camas Mountain Serv
ice Station, John M. On'. .
Fuel
DRV old growth fir Wood, $1-50 at'
ranch, also split laurel. Llnd
bloom, Dixonvillo.
FRIENDS
fSE.l W.MOW1. 1
VKJ HOPE BOOT
For Sale, Miscellaneous
PIANO SACRIFICE Small buu
gaiow sue, modern, only small
balance due. Must sell quickly
to save shipping expense.. Take
' over balance tor cash or very
easy payments. Address Mr. J.
F. Smltli, adjuster, Cline Piano
Co., lull s. w. Washington,
Portland, Ore.
FOR SALE 21 light feeder hogs.
Vaughn drag saw. 1500-walt
Kohler light plant. Or will trudo
for sheep. W. T. Wright, Days
Creek, St. John's alfalfa ranch.
FOR SALE Used building ma
terial. Doors, windows, founda
tion blocks, barn, lumber. 6ib
Rast Ave. P. Hempel.
PRUNES Choice petltes, 20
pounds 31.00; 50 pounds, 42.00
delivered. Ltmlbloom, Dixouvllle.
UNDERWOOD typewriter, good
condition, $15.00. Uood electric
stove, 325.00. At 529 S. Main.
OFF on Superflex oil heaters,
to clear floor. C. W. Groves &
Son, Medical Arts Bldg.
FOR SALE) Small local potatoes
for planting, pound 2 Jc. Parkin
son's Food Store.
OARAGE door, complete with rol
lers and track, 33.50. 616 Rast
Ave. P. Hempel.
8EB -your cream welshed and
tested. Clyde Adair, Roseburg
Creamery.
MILK, grade A nuieuniea or w.
Delivered dally. Cnipa.ua Dairy.
Phone 34
FOR SALE Old growth fir stump
age. Jones, Lookingglass, Mc
Clintock. FOR HALE CHEAP Repossessed
refrigerator. Radio Music Store.
PAINTED metal bathtub, $6. 215
. E. Lane St.
SALMON EGGS, stcelhoad hooks,
at Powell's.
USED washers and used radios.
Radio Music Store.
Brace Up,
It's an 111
Jessup Breaks the News
FOR SALB-Mounted wood, saw
outfit lu good repair. Price
330.00, Chas. Kyes, 820 N. Jack
sou. , . i
MAYTAO washers Sales f.nd ser
vice. Radio Music Store.
Miscellaneous
IT'S THE TIME of the year. Why
delay? Lot 8 make ;thal -shabby,
car look like new. A- t&rk. Low
prices. Prices and information
gladly given. . Munirjy'a. Auto
paint Shop, near corner Oak aud
btepbens,
UMPQUA WELDING WORKS
Electrlo - welding, portable rig,
acetylouo. Mine work a special
ty. Shop, 627 N. Jackson St.;
residence, 60S N. Malu, Rose
burg. 1
DOES your motor "cat" oil?. Per
haps a now set of piston rings
aro needed. Drivo iu for a tost.
Hartley; & Fuuclior, 125 N. Roso,
St. -
SINGER sewing muchlno siiIrb and
service. Repairs. Parts. Guaran
teed work. Phone 26. Judd's
Furniture Store.
GLASS, GLASS Get your glunB
cut and ground for your car at
Sard's, 623 N. Main St. Phone
653. "
RADIO repairing. Hang. Electrlo.
Poultry
FOR SALE Largo white Muscovy
ducks. Write Mrs. C. E. Vlcek,
Glide, Ore.
FOR SALE Day-old Bronze
poults, host mnrkot tylpo. Ray
White, Canyonvllle.
Financial
HOME financing on approved
Roseburg and vicinity property,
undor Federal Housing plan, -or'
other forms of loans, at low in
terest rates. No commissions.
Why not start a savings ac
count? Douglas Building & Loan
Ass'n., Medical Arts Bldg., Rose
burg, Oregon. Phono 216.
Oscar!
Wind !
OA UO ,Mf.M OOM'T
rV V6fePV Vt.
1N nt V.MNO
ROOM ,MOVO ?
1 TVWViW V-
CAilA. VVE.P-
Wanted
WANTED Lawumower- grinding.
Keep your mower really sharp
and easy running by having It
sharpeued by machinery, the
ideal way. Work fully guuran-,
teed. The Roseburg Cyclery,
835 N. Main.
WANTED TO RENT Small fur
nished modern bouse. Prefer
close in. Mjlst have replies at
once. Phone ' Marshall Pengra,
KRNR.
CASH
CASH
For your scran Iron.
MetalB of all kinds, rags, bottles.
Pacific Junk Co., 222 W. Oak St.
WANTED The News-Review will
pay 6c a pound for good clean
cotton rags..
WANTED Roomoi-s and bourders,
very reasonable. 323 S, Steph
ens.
Rentals
FOR RENT 5-roo m inodorn bouso.
Unfurnished. Garngo. llasument
' and furuaco. Pboue 424 or 149-R.
MODERN apartments. Koblhagen
Apts. Phone 660.
FURNISHED apartmont. 424 Floett
corner Mill.
Help Wanted
SALESWOMAN 28-60, efficient,
courteous, with good appearance.
Character roterences required.
Apply in person 2-4 o'clock
' Thursday. 218 Court St.
WANTED Housekeeper on rauch
for 0110 person. Permanent for
right party. Box 108, c-o Nows
Rovlew. Typewriters
REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS and
Dalton Adding Machines, sales
and service. Roseburg Book
Store. Phone K90-J.
Trade
FOR TRADE Radio (or plana
'Grose & Harglt.
S &Efc .Ml
J,A iw by nca srnvicr.,
5 KILLED, 300 HURT
IN PARISIAN RIOT
PARIS, March 17 (AP)
France's popular (rout government
was threatened both by strikes
and political difficulties today as
the outgrowth of night-long rioting
in the workors' suburb of Cllchy
in which five persons were killed
and at least 300 wounded.
The bloody (struggle between
communists, mobile guards and
rightists brought a one-hour strike
of workers at the grounds of the'
forthcoming Parts International
exposition, at the HotihklsB 4110.
tor plant and in Bovcral clothing
stores in protest ugalnst tile
deaths and arrests of communists,
allied with othor left political par
ties In the government.
Twelve hundred workers lii tho
La Valelto construction plant In
Saint Ouon, outside "Paris, startotl
u sit-down, aud workers in tbe
whole so-culled "red ring" of in
dustrial suburbs wero discussing
u possible general walkout tomor
row. - ,
Members of 'parliament filed no
tices of Interpellations of socialist
Premier Leon Blum'a administra
tion for ltB handling df the riots,
tbe most sanguinary lu Paris lu
throe years.
Strong cordons of police wore
thrown about strategic government
centers to gnnrd against rising po
litical agitation.
CommunlstB, enraged by what
they called the "massacre of
Cllchy," demanded Immediate ar
rest of Col. Francis do la Rocque,
leador of tho militant right, and
dissolution of his French Bocinl
party, a meeting of, which led to
the communist demonstration and
the riots last night. ,
Authorities announced 84 mobile
Automobiles
3162 CREDIT on new Chevrolet
car (or sale, or trade. Phone
4S8-J.
By Blosser
By Martin
aoox m PfiroV
By Crane
IWC, T. M. REG. U. B. PT. 0FF.g5i
guards and republican guards had
been Injured in the street battles
during which mobile guards charg
ed communist barricades outside
the rightist meeting place.
Three were seriously wounded
by bullets. Eighty of the demon
slrators were hurt seriously en
ough to require further treatment,
and l-iu police were more or less
Berlously Injured.
MARKET
REPORTS
PRODUCE
PORTLAND, March 17. (AP)
DUTTEIl Prints, A gruile, SSo Hi.
in parchment wrappers, 39c In
cartonB; I) grade, parchmont wrap
pern, H7c lb.; cartons SSc lb.
'IlUTTEItFAT (Portland dollv
ery, KOiicrul prlco) A grade, ilo
llvurod tit least twlco woukly, 40J
Ulo 11).; country rontos, 88J-39SU
lb.; B Ki'tido, 3Si-39Jc lb.; C srado
at iiiarlii't.
II (UlAl)B CREAM POll MAR
KET Price paid producer: llutter
tut busts, GS,2c lb.; milk, 63.7c lb.;
Burplna milk, 45.9c. Price paid milk
board, live Hi.
KUUS HuyiiiR price uy wnoio-
sulers: Extras, 20c; stundnrds.
18c: extra niedliims. 10c; medium
firsts, 15c; iiiiilerRiado. 15c dozen.
IjIVE POULTRY Portland de
livery, buying prlco: Colored lions,
over M lbs., 1646c lb.; u.-.dor 4
lbs., 16-17o lb.; Lenliorn hens, un
der Si lbs., 12-13c lb.; over Si IbB.
14-16c lb.; colored springs b--or 31
lbs., 16-17c lb.; 2 to 31- IbB., 16-16c
lb.; raoatora, 7-8o lb. a
ONIONS Oregon No. 1, $2.25
2.50 cental; Ytiklma, 1 2-2.25 cental
Potatoes, new potatoes, wool,
hay, hops, mohair and cascara
bark, ateady and unchanged.
LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, March 17 HOOS:
Mnrkot moderately active, uneven
ly 10-26 lower for two days; good
choice 106-215 lb. drlvolns '10.00-
10'IS: choice load lots eligible
around 10.25; 230-280 lb. 0.25-9.00;
130-155 lb: 9.25-9.05; packing sows
largely - 7.50-8.00; choice feeder
pigs up to S.MI. -CATTLE:
Market active, ntendy-
strong; load good 1059 lb. steers
9.15; sorted at 8.65; fow medium
good drivclns 8.00-9.00; part, load
good fed heifers 7.75, common 5.50-
6.60: low cutter and cutter cows
3.60-4.50; common medium 4.75-
6.00 Including heavy dairy typo at
outside; good beet cows 0.25-7.00
including part load at 7.00; bulla
6.50-0.26; beef kinds to 6.50; veul
oi'B strong to 50 higher, good choice
9.50-10.50; selects to 11.00.
SHEEP: Warkot nominally
steady; good choice trucked In
lambs Biilcablo around 9.75-10.00;
choice load lots eligible 10.50 or
above; shorn saleable mound 8.50
down; good -ohoice woolod ewes
nominally 0.75-6.60.
V . . WHEAT
PORTLAND. March 17. (AP)
A now high prloo record for wheat
to dato this soason -was reached Hi
all markets with some slight reac
tion nt the oioBo, un tno Portland
futures market, with slilo of 1100(1
bushels May closod with a gain of
11 cent with July up 21 cents with
salo of 1000 bushels. On the sam
ple cash market local -wheat gain
ed 1. cent with Montana A cent
higher. '
Whclit: Open fligh Low Close
May 1.161 1.181 a. 164 1.18
July 1.061 1.09 1.061 1.09
Cash whoat: Big Rend hluestem,
hw 12 pet., 1.201; dark hard win
lor 13 pet. 1.381; 12 pet., 1.31 4 ; 11
pot,, 1.261; soft white, westorn
whito, hard winter, and western
rod, 1.181.
: IIOKI.ONTAL
1.5 today Is ,
Day.
11 Glided.
12 Ycllow-grvcn
color.
14 To slide.
16 Knot.
17 More moturc.
18 Particle.
18 Inspires '
reverence.
20 Crystal gazers
21 Let it stand.
22 Mortar troy.
23 Ocean.
25 To run awny.
29 Proportion.
33 klentlc.il.
35 Lunar orb.
36 Repulsive.
38 Hard
hearted. 40 Greasy.
41 Candid.
43 Half an cm.
44 To simmer.
48 Vowed.
52 Mulberry
bark
55 Weird
Answer to
57 Eggs of fishes,
58 Greoscr. .
59 He set up on
purga
tory. 00 There the
Irish could
see
punished.
VERTICAL
1 Opposite of
fast.
2 Assistant of
an oflkor.
3 Roman day.
, 1
I Irish Saint
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BcnsiffltnBlBME snAjT
HPp-'mnTteEiN,TiHirlo:s
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CITY VISITORS
A. V. Ahneue, o. 0".klnn'.l, wu i
business visitor in this city yester
day. Mr. and Mrs. Date Ruebtih, nt
Idloyld park, spent Tuesday in this
city on business.
H. L. DcWald, of Canyonvllle,
was here for a few hours yesterday
attending to business.
a. I4. Ulchter, of Camas Valley,
spent yesterday lu this city on
uusiness.
George Casebeer. of Glide, snout
yosterduy In town attending to
ousiuess.
L, J. Gleasoh. of Sutherlln. was
lu town for a fow hours yesterday
utteuding to business.
. J. Mattuer, of Canyonvllle
was In town yesterday for a short
tlnio on business.
N. T. Peterson, of Idloyld purk.
Bpont yesterday In this city on
bUSlllCBB.
A. L. Alklns, of Kiddle, wus it
business visitor ill tills city yuu
torduy. Janios W. Ford, of Gardlnor. was
n town yesterday attending to
busiueas.
J. It. Pickett, , of Azalea, spent
Tuosday ill town attending to busi
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. A. -F. SteariiB. of
Oakland, were business visitors In
this oity yesterday.
Stock and Bond
Arcragc
STOCKS
Compiled by The Associated l'res.8.
March 17:
30 15 15 60
Ind'ls Hit's Ut's St'kn
Today .: 9S.7 lO.S 48,2 73.7
New high.
Prov. duy .... 99.4 48.3 48.1 73.7
Month ago .... 99.6 42.3 51.6 73.1
Year ago 81.7 36.2 47.9 Ol.tt
1937 high -101.6 48.6 54.0 76.S
1937 low 84.1 37,8 48.1 69.1
1036 high . 99,3 -13.5 63,7 72.8
1936 low 73.4 80.2 43.4 65.7
. BONDS
20 10 10 10
RK'u Ind'ls Dt's Fgii,
Today ....95.1 103.3 100.1 ,72.4
Now low.
Prev. day .... 96.6 103.3 100.2 72.4
Month ago .... 97.3 104.0 101.7, 74,1
Year ago ' 92.8 102.6 .102:3. 70.1
1937 high :...:: 99.0 104.4 102.8 ;74.7
1937 low . 95.6 103.8 tlOO.O 72.3
1930 high 98.2 104.4 108.1 73.0
1936 low SBifl 101:8 98,3 67.1
CALL FOrt DOUQLAS COUNTY
GENERAL FUND WARRANTS '
AND COUNTY EDUCATIONAL
BOARD WARRANTS
Notioo Is horeby given that Gun-
nl'ill li'mirl U ai-ninta nP . ll,.iir.la
Couiity, Oregon, registered NOT
PAID FOR WANT OF FUNDS,
prior to and Including warrant
number 35609 unil DOUGLAS
COUNTY EDUCATIONAL HOARD
wumiutB prior to and including
warrant number 1114, are culled
for pument on March 16, 1037.
Present them at tho office of tho
county treasurer. Interest will
coubo on that date.
D. H. LENOX, Treasuror,
. Douglas County, Oro.
PA6E Luilibor & Fuel Company
sells metal lath, nails, and scrown,
screen wire, inetul roofing, otc
Adv.
Previous
24 Measure of-' ; -I
' flron. :- . , I
26 Molten rock, i
27 To leave out. i
28 Hide. ,
30 Last wortl of
a prayer.
31 Lacorntcd.
32 Electrified
particles.
34 Gray while,
37 Orb. - i
39 Two thousand!
pounds.
40 Fricl-on ,
match. j
42 Drops of eye j
fluid. . f
45 Afternoon' . '.
meal.
46 To sin.
47 Humor. V
49 Crooked.
50 Hawaiian,
bird.
51 Thing.
52 Baking dish.' 1
53 Beer, ,
4 Human trunk.
5 Wind instru
ment. 6 Affirms.
7 Concise.
8 Cow-headed
goddess.
0 To coagulate.
10 Air toy.
11 Asps,
13 Told nn
untruth.
15 He Is tho
Irish -
saint. ,
22 Pronoun.
54 By.
50 Inquiry
sound.
58 Upon.
Puzzle