ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. FRIDAY. JUNE 25, 1937.
SEVEN
NEWS-REVIEW
Classified Ads.
Phona too
RATES
Single insertion, per rord -..lo
One week, iwr word ....
One iuoutu, per Hue $1 00
-Aluluium ci.uige -oe
Copy (or ibis page will be accept
ed until 11 a. m. 01 the day ol imp
lication. The News-Review assume- no
responsibility lor and lu no way
guarantee- iho financial re-pouai-biiity
or Integrity of the advert!-
era in the clusstfied column-. Read
ere rare urged to make lull invest!'
cation before sending money in re
sponse to advertisements.
The . NewBitev!ew reserves the
right to reject objectionable adver
tising, it further re.ervos the right
to clcsslfy all advertising under
tuo proper classification.
Livestock
FOR SALE Bull, long yearling,
flnu long bodied Jut-soy stocu,
thirty five. About one hundred
cords fir wood, four foot, two
T'twouty five. A.1 K Stearns. .
yOH SALK 1 good work team,
1 Guernsey cow, mower and
rake la good condition. 1. miles
eust of Suthorliii. J. C. Cumpbell.
TEAM of mare mules, weight
around -300 lbs., for sale or
trade for young cattle or sheep.
P. It. Weaver, Myrtle Creek.
'i'HOHOUUIl UI110O S h r o p s li i r 0
buck. Prico cash $10.00 or trado
for Con-ledalc buck. Arthur
Weeks, Alyrtlo Creek.
BXTRA good Jersey cow, test 0.5.
Also, feeder pigs. Airs. John
Wyatt, 4 miles north Pacific
highway. '
C001J milk cow for sale. Will
freshen July 1. J. It. Patterson,
1 mile west of town on Melrose
road.
FOR SALE Team of black Perch
eron colts, coming 3. Floyd
Couey, Umpqua Park.
HEAVY logging team for sale.
Harry Moore, Kent Creek, Dil
. lard.
FRECKLES AND HIS
' FlnErtJARAUCAKEJGCEeS fGEETWTWEriAS ) VwHERE. f" ' ( Z 7Sf
I WE CAW'T MAKE IT TO PEORIA! 1 THF-EE BOOTS IKI DO TOLl )I T" , .-.TITX I . A'sJ
ti WAKrTSD-TOSEMR.SOULES...HE-S Ym AUO FOUBTEEW YlEt SUPFOSE HAVE WEVE BEEhl WE CAWY DRIVE . .. ...
A PRIEKID OF POP'S PATCHES OU THE ME ' HE'S J UO WANTIMSTD I THIS HEAVY "TRAILER ) !& J ,T
' .yrYZ---. TUBES' WE'LL TAKE J SOWS f IDfA (GET RIDOF OKI A FLAT ! IT MK-HT Ui-L- f .'. A il
" iHWWY&i "m TIRE, BUT vVHAT'LLV Of I u1ZZT ' C-rV -V--,r BUTfAWEW i S A' ML
jrg
MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE A Secret in Store By Thompson and Coll
f GOSH BUT IT'S - -atl I f ONLV THE - MUST VDU AWAVsV ! PLEASE BE SEGIOLIS, " MOW, JAC.-you I f ' THEM. LET'S WMCE.
G-S- TOBE OUT ESAClTf ( MUSIC, ) I. FISH FOR COM" MVCA. YOU KNOW THE WAY f JUST SAIO WE I . , . f AMD VI L TELL '?
WITH VOU,MVBA... (THE MUSIC DOESI OEAe3 -(-SeCP'''MEJi J JtfkJSL V;?. HADKI"r A CABE liv VES.OF YOU A SECEET.
I OPTS AND HER BU Ging 'Ters artiii
I MI6& BOOTS -U'cAH's SOME Mo ?OSE, 1 f-e.OT,WOWEV--Oftrtll BOOT ,V.OOK HERE 1 ------ iiJgi"?--'-o a A.- I .--
cOFF Fo XOU , , ROOM K- DE J PAPER. -0 v SO ,AT AWV Mlr-t , EXPECT
- , W RriVu any P i CfL. x TO 0JX FROM BEWINO
WASTTTUBBS . Adolfo's Pleas Are in Vain By Crane
I 'r ' 'A
1 ' 0
FOR SALE Team young horses,
weight -too. Price reasonable
Will take heifer calves pa trade.
P. A. Briggs, Myrtle Creek, Ore
gon. South Myrtlo lioule.
WANTED Cow for its keep or for
small monthly payments. Box
-74, co Nevs-l!oview.
RKUlSTIiltEl) Shropshire yearl
ing rams, iteady now. Phone
218, Pred A. Goif.
FOR SALE O. I. C. brood sow to
farrow soon. A. G. Webuer, Smb.
orlln. GOOD COW for sale. Ferguson',
Umpquu Park, next door to
Mask's.
FOR SALE Stock dog, reason
able. Write P. O. Box .26, Itoso
burg. FOR SALE Kresh Jersey cow. In
quire 347 Mill street.
Poultry
ABOUT 400 Bronze poults one
half will weigh nearly three
pounds each, balance about two
weeks younger. 75c each. Also
one three-year, uubi-oke Gelding,
$100.00. A. B. Haines, Elkton.
SACRIFICE 300 brccl-to-luy New
Hampshire lied pullets, 3 mouths
old and 30 special muting, un
related cockerels at 55c each.
Win. Bradley, 5 miles east
Suthorlln.
FOR SALE ISO While Leghorn
pullots, 7 weeks old, Bull stock.
S70.00, it taken at once. Mrs.
Frod Hofmann, Happy Valley.
"OR SALE 8 Uron-o hens, 100
Bronze poults, 5 to 9 weeks old.
J. A. Winter, upper Olalla.
Fuel
16-INCH slau wood, $1.00 llor In 3-
tier lots, 4-fooi cord, $1.75. De
livered. Order now and save.
Phono 38F6. Mill, Dixouville
road, west of county barn.
Typewriters
REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS and
Dalton Adding Machines, sales
and service. RoBeburg Book
Store. Phono 69U-J.
FRIENDS
Miscellaneous -
MANY have been cured at Boswcll
Spring-, Youcalla, Ore. hot
baths Nuture diet Cures dis
ease Belter try it. ,
SICE your cream weighed and
' tested. Clyde Adair, ftoaeburg
Creamery.
MILK, gradi A pasteurized or raw.
Delivered dally. Uuipqua. Dairy.
mono 3b.
ARUNDEL Piano tuner. Ph. 189-L.
Help Wanted
WANTED A good, dependable
woman for general housework in
country. Address MrB. Wm.
Singleton, Dixouville.
WANTED Man with drug saw to
cut between - to 30 tier or bam
wood. J. L. Potvln, Wilbur,
Ore.
WANTED Men to cut pulpwood,
T. C. Buckle, Melrose Star Route
TWO farm hands wantod. Fred
Bonebrako, Melrose.
Automobiles
SPECIAL pricos this week-end
only '
Stuile. 4-door sedan, small 8,
very good.
SUidu. 4-door sodun, small 8,
Rood tiros, new battery.
Studo. 4-door sedan, light 0, new
llres & batlory.
Studo Touring, light 6.
'30 Packard 4-door Sedan, lots
of extras. Looks uud runs llko
new. Cost over $2000.00, for
only $350.00.
WILLYS SALES & SERVICE
128 S. Stephens
FOR SALE '29 model A Fold,
new top and paint, S80.00. Mack
Garage, Azalea, Oregon.
Work Wanted
WANTED Auction sales by a
graduate of two best auction
schools In United States. Write
C. W. Graham, 814 S. Dth St.,
Grants Pass, Oregon.
Complications
, For Sale, Miscellaneous
L. & 11. ENAMEL electric range,
liotpoiut electric range, u-ed
cnaii'o and rockers. Very special
price on discontinued floor
lamps. Used bed .duvonporls.
Jos-e Furniture Co., lot! Jack
sou St.
COPELAND
Tho oldest electric refrigerator
ou the market.
Eighteen years of experience.
22- W. Oak St.
FOR SALE Plo cherries, now;
Logan berries and Yoiuigberrlos,
about July 1. Puoue lb-r-16. W.
J. Meredith.
FOR SALE40 telephones: 20
wall and 20 desk, naif price.
Klondike Club, Suthorlln.
CANNING Hltte Bantam. Well fill
ed pods. Phono 19-F-5. Lind
hlooin, Dlxonvlllo.
PIANOS. Closing out oil a few
used pianos, 19.50. Ott's Piano
nrcnouse.
FOR BALE CHEAP Repossessed
refrigerator. Radio Musio Store.
BUY your berry boxes at Parkin
son's Food Store, 323 West Cass.
MAY DUKE chorries, 4c lb. Pick
yourself. 875 Hoover St.
MAVTAO washers Sales and ser
vice. Radio aiualc Store.
USED washerB and used radios.
Radio MuBie Store. -
BUGGY for sale. Dunham Trans
fer Co., phone 47.
ONE cent each. Maga-H'.es. Fiction
Library.
USED Eloc. ranges. Itsbg. Electric
Tractors
COME ONE, come all and see
sarff B Auto Tractor before you
buy a small tractor. At Sard's
Auto Wrecking House,. 523 N.
Main St
Trade
FOR lliADE Radio for piano.
Gross & Hargts.
Real Estate
FOR SALE 30 acres all level, 8
lu bearing walnuts, electricity,
running water iu house, tele
phone, Improved buildings, near
Koseburg. Only S7,6oo. ZD acres,
-o 111 peacnes and pears, uo
buildings. Price $2,900. Terms.
-51 ucres on Hu-burd creek, 18
miles from Roseb-irg, spring wa
ter, fair house, partly fenced. A
bargain only Stuu. Cash. See
us lor city properly, low prlcoa
uud easy terms. RIVERSIDE
REAL ESTATE CO., 509 N.
Jackson St., Roseburg.
FOR SALE 53 acrnn. uhnnl 11
acres lu orchard mostly ap
ples; 2 surfico springs; hard
wood for lifetime, ussosscd val
uation $750. Make offer. Located
8 mlloB fi 0111 Rosoburg, 11 miles
left from Melrose. Inquire for
Kaiser Rau.h. C. E. King, 603
ni si., iioquium, Washington.
MODERN 7-room rosldonco for
rent or sale, newlr x-efiulshed,
good neighborhood. Rental. $32.50
per mouth. Sale price $3750.00 on
easy torms, Douglas Bldg. &
Loan Ass'u., Medical Arts Bldg.
80 ACRES, 12 acros clearod and
fenced, fiucjt summer homo on
Rock crock, plenty Umber and
buildings, tructor and plow.
$1000.00 caBh. C. M. Holcomb,
idioyid Park.
FOR SALE SO-ncro furm, 60 acres
, lu cultivation. Near Riddlo. Will
take good car tv.' houso traitor as
dowu payment. Balunco easy
terms. S. H. Roekhlll, Riddle,
Ore.
FOR SALE The best value in
Douglas County 1 know of. 60
acres, houso and barn. Come
look it over. Prico $750.00. Cliaa.
Kyes, 826 N. Jackson.
FOR SALE Small sawmill, com
plete with power plant, neon
cutting 6 m. b. f. per day. $350.
Dnlo Wookly, Myrtle Crock, Ore.
1-ROOM house. New two story
clllcken house. Lot 00'xlOO'.
Prico $650.00. One-halt cash. G.
W. Young & Son, 124 W. Cass
St.
SPECIAL TODAY 225 acres, now
buildings, stocked mid equipped.
Owner has other business Inter
ests uud wishes to sell at onco.
1 have more calls for good
houses in Roseburg. Sue me at
once. Can supply you with all
types and locations, farms, re
sort properties,' business proper
ties, service slutlon locutions.
Let us know your wants. Fred
A. Goff, 122 S. Stephens. Phone
218.
140 ACRES. Nearly new 6-room
houso. 28 acres tillable, 6 acres
prunes. Family 01 chard. 1 team,
1 cow, 60 chickens and all farm
machinery. Prico $3000.00.
Terms. See O. W. Young & Son,
124 W. Cuss St.
42 ACRES, 2 miles from good
small town. Oils halt tillable. 1
acre borrlos. Family orchard. 7
acres prunes. Can Irrigate from
creek. 7-room hoiiBo. Prico
$3700.00. $1100.00 cash will
handle. (I. W. Young & Son
1--4 w. Lass St.
5-ROOM, modern house on high
way, just out of city limits. Two
lots on corner. A snap ut $1300
1 erni8.
83 ACRES land, houso, hen houso,
burn, 2 springs, small creek
Harry Moore, Kent Creek, Dil-
lard.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Model-
Myrtle Point house with acre-
ago. Box 1202, Myrtlo Point.
100 ACRES of loggod-off laud tor
$100.00. Hot-once Alkon Bunks,
213 South Main.
Rentals
FOR RENT 2 now double cot
tages; in cedar grovo overlooking
rlvor. r-urnlshed or unfurnished.
Monthly or by season. Old Ken
tucky Homes. Phono ab-F-.o,
PALACE rooms Uudor now mini
ugoinunt. Clean rooms. By day,
week or month. 147 Shoridau
street.
a-KOOM fnrillHhpil Ntinrlmnnt. 424
flood, corner of Aim. $-a per
inoiiin.
FOR RENT 4-rooni houso, choap,
loyd Couoy. Umpqua Park.
By Blosser
Impounded
UNLESS claimed within 48 hours
from date of notice, all doga de
. scribed bolow wilt be sold or
killed us provided In city ordin
ance No. 1014. Tom Fletcher,
city enforcement officer, phone
2-F-4. Wire haired terrier, li
cense 1614. Black and white
fox terrier with harness. June
24. 1937. 5:00 P. M. Whlto and
brown shepherd with collar.
Juno 25, 1937. 5:00 P. M.
Wanted
WANTED Used telephone f 0 r
farmer lino. Give price In let
ter. Box 31G, RL 2, Roseburg.
SPELL EYED
Fruit Crops Hard Hit, But
Wheat and Livestock
Receive Benefit.
PORTLAND, June 26. (API
Clear skies the past few days may
huvo wiped away tho niolsturo of
which much was said uud written
the past three weeks for many
Orugon residents, but (trowors uud
farmers, both thoso who suffered
crop losses uud those who Kaluotl
by tho down-pour, long will remem
ber Juno of 1937 when rain fell
continuously for 16 days.
Those whoso fruits and crops
woro' damaged Blurted taking toll
of tho losses, small wheat grow
ers expressed pleasure and good
prospects along with livestock men,
but lit Hie cities residents already
have started worrying about
sprinkling lawns again.
Tho unprecedented soason's
rains, which the Portland wcuthor
bureau announced' covered the on
tire statu, crashing .records. Ill vir
tually every section, moved morn
than twlco us heavy as tho Juno
average.1- ;
Two years nxo manv inHlilenin nf
the dust bowl regions of tho mid
dle west, left their drouth-crusted
tonus und stnrlod trekking to the
Paclflo coast. With such nowB
from out tho west those whom thnv
loft, behind pcrhups may turn en
vious eyes toward the groon hills
and valleys whore tholr former
neighbors now reside.
Preolpitatlon Marks,
Rain fell continuously from .lima
8 lo June 23 Inclusive, the weather
bureuu roported. In one wook It
averaged irom 2 melius In the dry
Luko county district to 8.40 inches
along the southwestern Ororon
coast. In somo places in normally
uij uciurui uregou as much as 3
liiehos was recorded during the last
of tho throo weeks. At Port Or
ford in 41) hours a hulf foot of wa
ter was emptied by the hnnvv
clouds.
lu Portland nuil tho Wllliimnirn
valley, where tho normal J line l-iiiii.
fall Is around ono and a halt
inches, nearly four Inches of niols
turo was recorded during tho 16
duy period.
Wlillo various sections l-oiini-tnri
damage to fruit and various other
crops, thore havo been no roports
of flood conditions. Fishermen may
havo bad luck tills week-end be
cause of swollen and roily streams,
but evon the fish will bite again
with fair weather the next cohhIb
of days, the stuto gumo commis
sion reported.
Some Charrlea Salvaged.
Estimates of cherry losses lu the
beloved
HORIZONTAL
1 Pictured
. actress.
10 Handle.
11 Piece ot cut
out lurf (golf)
12 five and five.
13 In a dry
manner
14 Jockey
18 Gun.
18 Sour lika
vinegar.
21 Impassioned
speech.
25 Performing.
30 Pressing.
Answer to Previous Puiile
OiOIN Alt ID ISL)DQt
o PiE RSBIriniJAiri JR 5 ogl
tlirf inc 2HLPD iso f n
!TWPl BU06L sngT
vBeIaiste rI Is ittr a 3d n
IIHK Hp lyi Up gno
Is d(qijE t Mq 1JBR opy
PiR'te t MBe m I Brno o s E
3 1 Less muddy
32 To edit.
3.4 Woolly
35 Contirms.
memorial.
.1 Cyprlnold Ash
55 She acted on
the as
a child
60 A famous role
of hers,
' Pan"
57 Skillet.
3B Boring tool
42 Dined.
43 Splendor
47 Slir.
48 Larval slafia.'
50 Over (poetic I
VERTICAL
1 Mother
2 Person
51 To unclose.
52 Small
i t! Is 4 I 15 jo 1 o ,a I WSSSSS
izZ-JLZZZ-- rV
H. 1liii10' ' j " t.--''V
-T" p. j" " li H-") TT5
a. jo , .
IT j 5T hi "" "" ' I i. pt -to .
, li " " -vi """ """ w " 55 I"
pj a -hr
Hi 1 1 rnl 1 1 rry 1 L
mid-Columbia Oregon run as high
as JO per cent of the crop, tut with
the hone much can be salvaged for
barrelling. To offset tills, oherry
crops 111 tho Rogue river valley
were damaged but slightly, giving
growers there an even better out
look than last year v. lieu the fruit
wus damaged by frosts.
Wheat farmers welcomed tha
niolsturo and other small grains
were materially benefitted. .Win
ter wheat was somewhat daiiugod
and corn was delayed, lu the hay
lug sections there wus a loss, and
pear blight iu the fruit sections
was udvanced.
Strawberry crops wore hard hit,
resulting at muny places In twlco
tho price on the market. Tomatoes
suffered somewhat from the rain.
The Willamette valley district re
ported u 4000-ton loss iu cherrios.
Among the bright spots are the
pustures and uuirrlguted meadows
which leuped uhead, while livestock;
made si-euu;a gains. . i ,
The weatherman says, however,
that summor has arrlvol at last.
BIBLE INSTITUTE
PLANS ANNOUNCED
LOOKINQOLASS, June' 25-Ua-tier
the direction ot D. D. Randall
m!',CS!;",lu",ve ot 1110 American
Ulblo school union and missionary
assigned to this district, a Bible
Institute will bo held in Looking
glass July 8, a. Ill uud 11. Tue
irrunire linll ,.hn-..i. -..n.i.. .. .. j
a part of the school buildings will
UI...-U., in uousiug tne visitors
and provldlug dining hall and
cliiBs rooms. Dr. t'aucotle, pastor
of tho Presbyterian church la
Rosoburg. will conduct oue of the
ClUHHl'R Mllll ftlhni. I.,.t.. 111 ....
..- iuo.a Hill UU
announced later. Dr. Lewis of Cen-
. i umt. -uuiu ucnooi win nave
charge of the evangollstlo meet
ings each evening to which the
gonoral public is Invited. Persons
of high school age uud older are
Invllnri In ..i.ivlui.,,. fv... ti... i i
- lug iiiai.1-
tute, which Is pluuned to provide
an Intensive period 'of Bible Btudy.
Chaperons will be provided tor
tho dormatorles and every offort
nmde to Insure a protitablo and
enjoyable tlmo for all. A committee-
consisting of Mr. und Mrs. Ar
thur Marsh, Airs. Echo Heard,
Aire. Mount nnd A. Larsen has
lirrn n nimlntml in ......ni.ivn ia
----- H ll.lb 1W. tU
visions and dining hall facilities.
(uy tho Associated Press)
COAST
Team W 1, Pet
ascrainento 6:1 30 .03.
Han Francisco. 60 33 6M
San Dleao
.505
Lob Angelos
Portland
Seattle ;..,
Oakland
44 3s
43. .401)
3S, 44
,463
31 63 ,36
Missions
30 64 .367
NATIONAL
Chicago 3B 21 .025
St. Louis 34 22 .60
New York - 34' 24 .680
Pittsburgh :. 3t 26 .654
tlrooklyn 24 29 .4611
Cincinnati 2i zs .400
Philadelphia 23 35 . .300
Boston :. i 34 ,382
AMERICAN
New York 35 20 .036
Dotrolt 33 24 .57!)
Chicago v. 32 25 .661
lloston - 28 23 .549
Clovelund 2T 27 .500
Washington 2ft 30 .464
St. Louis 1 34 .368
Philadelphia 18 35 ,340
Actress
15 Fundamental.'
17 To dlei ;
19 Pennies.
20 Room.
22 Wrath, 'i
23 Wand.
24 Data.
26 Light brown?
27 God of war.
28 Mesh oMaco.
29 She was onoj
of the . '
actresses ot
her time.
33 Ineffectual. -
36 Orchid tubers
37 To pardon.
39 Tense.
40 Thought.
41 Not brief. . ,
44 New England!
fish. '
45 To Jump.
48 Alms box. ,
48 Measure of i
area. ..... . ;
49 War flyer'. -
51 Bone. -
54 Halt an em.
opposed.
3 Consumed.
4 Scandinavian.
5 To total.
9 Mourning
hymn
7 To lly. ,
8 Much (music)
9 Eye tumor. .
14 She Is
at tha
present time.