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ROSEPURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY. JULY 20, 1937. FIVE NEWS-REVIEW Classified Ads. Phono 100 RATES Single Insertion, per word One week, per word ., Une month, per libd kluiimum charge . ..25c Copy (or this page will be accept' d until 11 a, m. of lie day of pub lication. Tbe News-Review assumes no responsibility for and in no way guarantees tbe financial responsi bility or integrity of the advertis er in tbe classified coluiuuj. Read ers u urged to make full Investi gation before sending money in re sponse to advertisements. The News-Review reserves tbe right to reject objectionable adver tising. It further reserves tbe right to classify all advertising under the proper classification. Livestock YEARLING Shropshire r.inis and a few registered Shropshire ewe lambs for sale. Fred A. lioff, 122 South Stephens. Phone 21S. FUH SALE Young Jersey cow and lour-nioutliB-old heifer calf. J. O. llacklund, Melrose Slur ltouie, Hoscliurg, Oregon. FOR SALE Team of bay mares. Will sell one or both. Jersey cow, 4 years old, . JiiO.OO. Fred llurks, Coos Junction. CARCASSES of dead livestock re moved free of charge. Fertilizer for sale. Cull Roseburg Uy-Prod-ucls Co. Phone 52F12. CLOSING OCT Seven Shropshire rums, very reasonable. E. F. Strong, Oaklod. Oregon. WANTED Goats on shareE, un limited pasture, best of care. A. Close, Brookings, Ore. FOR SALE 4 Shropshire nuns, young, good, reasonable. Wil laid Smith, Glide. FOR SALE Two purebred Shrop shire bucks and one Roinney. Phone 47F31. FOR SALE Small cows. Close in. News-Review. dairy with 7 Box 290, c-o FRECKLES AND HIS TftAILEtPtrwWO V MERE AT THE UY UiEPORT &HERIFF hA LA Aff i HIS OFPICE .BUT IF j n XX I lia arrn-'r, rp a i rrr- A SHER SHOULD WE ) TRIBUK1E ATTEWTIOhJ J HIM TO ALLEY ! MDLD BETTHR J BUSIWESS (0fr I - ' BE A Vwti SEE? X WOULD j "TO US POLICE Xl SHIM! 7( MFaJt - Ao?4 C M VOUr feMA f HELP f CHIEF PAT H TTSr ay"., V VJ, JTm ' i n V 7 T REDUCE fT BY CA COUKr 1 MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE I'M GOlMe IM AMD MO.' LET HIM COMTIK1UE.. CH SPI7E OF MYCA'S OBJECIIONS j ( STOP THAT BUS!?, LEW-. J I WAV CI.EAB UP VALU- V THE VISITOR COMTIWUE3 TO ME MUSTM'T SEETHE f ABLE POIWT FOCUS! PEEH UklDER. THE VARIOUS yTrlr IMFAMT3' GAgMEKTTS. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES WASH TUBBS W LISSEN, NO . iV ARE GUNNA. ON1C pack and saddle mule for sale or trade for a good young gentle work and puddle horse, ceulle for kids. O. H. Keid, ldlu yld Park. 'OK SALE Grown lund ducks, good layers. Also Pekingese and poodle pups. c. H. YYallen, III. 2. Itux 114, Roseburg. FOH SALE Six Rotnney bucks, 3 years old, six b years old, and 2 Shropshire bucks. Lillie K. De ment, Powers. COWS FOR SALE Fresh und coming fresh. Hoy Alspuugh, Myrtle Creek. FOR SALE Thoroughbred Pek ingese puppies. From $15.00 up. 61s Stephens. FOR SALE Team horses, 2:W" pounds. v. P. Weaver, Mnle Creek. FOR SALE 90 heud of ev.es, ages 1 to 6. Lynu Beckley, Rbseburg, Ore. WANTED Old cows und horses. Liltle River Fox Farm, Ulidu, Ore. FOR SALE Three-year-old Jersey milk cow. F. F. Parker, Wilbur. FOR SALE Weanling pigs. Sun-buck, Myrtle Creek. FOR SALE CorriedaW Kruse Bros. Phone 42F2. WANTED Day old male calf, rlou Enimett, I'mpqua. Wanted LILIES WANTED The common white known as .Madonna or t'un- dldum. in lots of fill and up. Price on request. ' Moyer Nurseries, liosebllrg. WANTED Model T Ford Inuring. in good condition. Geo. llacber Fullerton Candy Co. Help Wanted WANTED Older girl, or woman, for general housework on farm. Long job for right party. Svo me or write Mrs. John Ferguson, 3U(i Fullerton, Roseburg. FRIENDS PERN SAVNGtS OLTSMAJiT ' i , I? For Sale, Miscellaneous Miscellaneous UICYC'LK, f3.5u; cook stoves. $5.00 LOANS: We make loans on Un to $H5.u0; Velour bed davenport, proved city property, for build chair and ottoman, $37.50; luvu- ing, refinancing, repairing, lory, $3.00; Zerk grease Kuua, Monthly repayment piau. New 60c to $3.50; liuit jars, pints, low iuieresi rales. UMI'yL'A quart d and hull palloiis. Try SAVINGS AND LOAN AbSO Uuir s Furniture Store fur real CIATION. savings. - - - - DHOCCOLl OKOWKUS You can now rent about ton acres pre pared and till ready for imme diate planting. Apply P. B. llox 935. ifc.jftij 'ERFECTLY good house trailer. Built-ins for every need. For sate cheap, l'ercy Croft, 322 N. Jackson St. GYPSY Caravun ilemonbtrator. Big discount it taken at once. Nev luud Motor Co., South Stephens St. FOR SALE Broccoli plants and cabbage. Adam Schneider, Gar den Valley, Post office Wflluir. APPROVED fire extinguishers for uny hazard. Harry C. Boyle, Box 1107, Roseburg, Oregon. FOR SALE Light price $10.00. F. F. bur. stock truilor, Parker, Wil- PEAS for sale, Hit' pound. SVk them yourself. G. W. Buyer, Jil lard. FOR SALE 6000 shakes. Frank Miller, Box 47, IMllard, Oregon. FOR SALE CHEAP Repossessed refrigerator. Radio MubIc Store. BUY your berry boxes at Parkin son's Food Store, 323 West Cass USED washers and Radio Music Store. used radios. USED Elec. ranges, XiabB. Electric. Typewriters FOR SALE Practically new Roy al portable typewriter, J10.00, Box 2S0, c-o News-Review. REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS and Dalton Adding Machines, sales and service. Roseburg Book Store. Phono f.9M He's In On the In the Tutt's It WAS a i e-oTTA plan to escArc, easy- A. SVELL ONE. THESE POMS K.LUOC PlDM'T TIE US, 66E, AN' WHEN I count -mi?eE, we'll oveeriiRX! ASHORE o 'Lfc.AVl.NG in lew days lor fciau Francisco. Have room fur person desiring tianspui tulion. l'iione llti-Y. SEE your cream weighed and tested. Clyde Adair, Roseburg Creamery. MILK, gradi A pasteurised r raw. Delivered dally. Umpqua Dairy. Pbone 88. ARUNDEL-Piano tuner. Ph. 1S9-L. Lost and Found REWARD For tbe return of black bobtail Shepherd with Jackson county license lag oil collar, laist seen on Happy Valley ranch. Answers ly name of "Sport." John Ruhr. Phone 2S6-J. LOSTSomewhero in Roseburg 1 small notebook with names of M. Johnson and C. E. Johnson I in it. Finder return lo Nuws-Re view. LOST Black handbag containing baby clothes. Don Puukey, Mel rose Star. Tractors COME ONE, come all and see Sarff'B Auto Tractor before you buy a small tractor. At Sarff's Auto Wrecking House, 523 N. Main St. SHAW tractor for sale. Full equip ment, Burt Woodard, Tonmilo. FOR SALE Rebuilt Fordsou. Farm Bureau Exchange. Fuel 1-FOOT slab wood, cord $1.75. De livered. Phone 3SF5. Mill, Dixon vllle road, west of county bain. FOR SALE Fifty cords wood, two dollars. A. F. Stearns. Oakland. Again Trail vm soeev vou cam't fiwd a BABV THAT QUITE MEE1S VOUU REQUIREMEWTS, MS. EMbOLP. WE HAVE BUT TWO MOQE VOL) HAVEM'T SEEM - A SET OF twins... j vi n Back Yard- Swell Plan v,C'i ) rv-i -v7WIMS... -rm r : 1 ! i i Real Estate ACREAGE, west side, paved road. city water, electricity, own tele phone line. About ti acres rich land, now raising 4 cuttings al falfa without irrigation. Fine for trucking. Cool location. A sac rifice. E. A. Biitton. Phone OlFiM. FOR SALEIT) acres S miles Rose burg on N. I'mptpia. Best soil, easily irrigated, some improve ments. Address Box 2if3, c-o News-Review. FOR SALE OR TRADE 63 acres. 20 creek bottom, 5 alfalfa, 5 room house, electric water sys tem, good road. Owner, C. V. G roves. WANTED Small uctvau, cUo in, 5-room house, barn, pasture, chicken bouse. Terms like rent. Box 27, c-o NewB-Review. FOR SALE--10 acres, good loca tion, good water, near school. Further Information see Ed Glass, Elgnrosc. 'OR SALE Several strictly , id em homes. Priced right and terms as low us rent. Coen Lum ber Company. -ROOM house, good condition, small lot, equity for fiiilo. Right for quick sale. 41U Benson St. Situations Wanted Wo.MAN wants practical nursing or housework day, week or month. Box 2iH, c-o News-Review. BOY Mi wauls work on ranch through summer. Please write Ted Wallace, Box 211, Myrtle Creek, Ore. YOl'NG man desires work. Any thing considered. Write .lack Cluster. Dillard. for ammmliiuMii. Trade FOR TRACTS Radio for plana Gross & Horgln. ,VE WOT LST t TOWW TWMS? 1 GET GOOPMESS. NO.' 1 vV'OULPMT BE INTERESTED.' V 71VO BABIES! J WAS LEFT frNiO SiMCtWE. MOOT SOMETHING, VJOWl ,OP. Sfti I srxr- i WE'LL -ER-VvT" AVVAIT AN'SEt" MAPPLN5. V srn Rentals 5-ROO.M, untuMneUfd apartment. Very comfortable for small fam ily. Close downtown. J. U. New laud. FtuNlSUED room, modern con veniences. 122 S. Jackson, oppo silo Hunt's Indian tuealro. Ft RNISHED 5-ruom house, close in. Electric stove, pHno, washer. tau.UO lmpiiro E. Lane. CLEAN, cozy front apartment. Lights, water, garage, adults. . fci'a S. Pine. KOIILUAGEN, apartments. Strictly modern. and up. Prune 5i0. FIRST class 5-room home at 1.: West Fust St. J. O. New land. i-KOOM furnished apartment, pri vate bath, 11 i loed, corner Mill. Hay avid Grain BROCCOLI ti ROWERS You can i.nu rent about ten acres pre pared and all peady for imme diate planting. Appiy P. O. Box y;:r. BALED gray oat buy, George Deiin, Box Valley. extra good, 121, Camafl FOR SALE--Baled Klfalfa. first cutting. W. P. Weaver, Myrtle C reek. Poultry FOR SALE- Four-wecks-old While Leghorn roosters, 1.00 per doon this week. W. P. Weaver, Myr tie Creek. , 100 BOl'RUON Red lurks for sale. About 4 to fi lbs. A. O. Gulbraith, Glide. Phone 311T. NOTICE School bourd of IMstrlft !3 will receive bids for transporting pu pils to Sutherlin, District VM), for i the coming term of Uttfi-UN. Bids win he received up to and Includ ing July 21st. Board reserves the right to r jeet any and all bids. MRS. R. O. GOFF. Clerk, School District, No. iW. By Blosser READ A SIQW THAT ) MEWTIONIWG AMY IT O BE A LOT IF YOU D By Thompson and Coll VOUR AK6UMEWT, WOW, LEW. THAT MbAM5, WHOEVER. HE REPRE SENTS THINKS THERE Right? must FOLLOW r)UT ONE CHILP EM BOLD: WITH MVEAf By Martin ,ut ,"VO,V MtX' LOWS 1 A' III . i I J u : t0 U b CAT Off. By Crane 'I'. WOT ii m RuIch and regulations promulgat ed by the public utilities commiB- m to control school busses of the state have lieen completed, aecoid- ng to word received by County School Superintendent Stella Quine today. Safety provisions of the new regulations are made effective September 1, 1137, but other pro visions, which require steel bodies and certain types of construction, do not become effective until Sep tember 1, 193. I he construction requirements ere deferred at tbe request of many districts, including the nou- high school districts of Douglas county, which contended that It was uecessa ry lo cont met t rans- pollution before the rules could be undo eflec'.fvo. Regulations becoming effective this year require lighting to com ply with motor vehicle law, with he addition of a reur stop light and four-inch reflector on the roar of tbe vehicle and Interior dome lines adequate to the size of the bus. Ilandralln must be located at the rear corner of the entrance step well. Ventilation must be con- rolled with sufficient capacity to maintain proper air conditions without the opening of windows. Adequate heating mcst be provld- hi, nut passing of exhaust cases through conductors witnin the body of the car is prohibited. In terior non-glare type rear view mir ror, and exterior rear view mirror will be required. Gasoline tanks must be Installed outsido the bus budy mi either side, shall be in stalled so that they will not he af lectod by twisting of the f riling nun v-jiin imi0 prevent icatfage and tdiall be ol fireproof type and no inter extension muy pass through the body, unless Isolated hy steel paneling. Dumpers are re quired on tbe front of the vehicle Fire extinguishers of not1 less than one quart capacity shall be car ried. The exhaust pipe must extend at least three inches from the panel of the body. The regulations also cover accident reports and In spections. In September 1U3X the rules re quiring all-steel construction .will become effective, with otljer regulations- covering body dimensions, lieiidrooni, . seating, windows und windshields, 'floors, entrance doors, emergency exits, color, chassis and other features. Persons lnteroHted may obtain detailed Information concerning the new regulations from the of fice of the county school y u pit in tend en t. Oddities Gleaned From Day's News Add Fish Storie OKLAHOMA CITY, July 111. (Al'& lir. Dulo Collins swears to llils: He and hla party caught 15 buss nil strung Ihein 011 n line. Tho line nine Ioohc and slipped Into the lake, Colllna diving uuaticccssfully tier ihein. Kifleeu minutes later he had 11 Irlke. I'p came all 15 bass, still neatly strung. We Won't Wait IIOX.K'MAN, Mont., July 19 God of HORIZONTAL Answer to 1 Powerful hero JcTfT son ot Zeus. P A 8 He performed great tasks. 13 Verbal. 14 Convex molding. 16 Observed. 17 Century plant fiber. 18 Person having leprosy. 10 To dispatch. 20 Paints. 22 Disquietudes, 24 Slave. 28 Drain. 93 To corrode. 34 Adult insect, 35 Hawk that bates. 3G Plump and rosy. 37 More sorrowful. 42 To gratify. 47 To run away. 48 Artificial, river embankment. 50 Body ol water 52 Epilepsy symptom, 53 Trap. 54 Particle. , 65 He was after death, 58 Relied on. VERTICAL 1 Expectation. 2 Ireland. 3 Polynesian 1 lAJMIBIEIRlUAII cJOdIarIIde NncaoSa ens BwIoBhBbyHe dearHaJr i u ABkAic TS I AMllOB I BP A R T i a 3 4 0a 3 a0 H U i js -y hr ti TT-1 ran mm T) Z 'J K) -II It.' Ts i wpj-g m V I - 05 m (AP) Mr. R. P. Bailey, drawing 13 spades In a bridge hand, didn't bother to bid her hand. She hut ied to telephone a Montana Statu college mathematics teacher, who told her she would havo to pmy 158,753.389,900 more games before expecting unother perfect hand. E LEADS PEST HUNT, DoiikIhb county grange members huvu destroyed 7,663 l'lirm peats lor a total ut 474,816 polnu In the tountjrwide pent hunt sponsored liy HoukIus County Honiona grange, according to Fred A. lio(f, chair, man of the agricultural committee. f red owulhcrly grange ocuds tho Hat, with Kvergrecn second and Hiverndule third. Tho total ot peals destroyed 111 hides ltl coyotoa. 422 rata. 1.4B7 digger squirrels, 17 gophers, 183 mines, 17 owls, 30 linwka, 4;i crows. 18 DluejayH, 118 rattleanakes. 14 wunsnls, Of) I rabbits, 3.182 mice. tiningo scores are: Fred Wnath. oily grange 2.255 pests, 118,125 points; Kvorgieen grange 1,326 peats. 7il.UI0 points; hivorsdalo grunge, l.tllo peats, 05,325 points: Kellngg grange, 701 peata, -52.975 points; Melrose grange, C68 pests, 13,126 points: Sutherlin emtiiMi 3oti peats, 38.155 points; loon Uike grange, 497 pests, 33,335 points; Ueacue grange, 520 peata, 29,140 points; Tcnmlle grange, 227 peats, 13,825 points. TWIN BROTHERS SUE THEIR TWIN WIVES I.OS ANC1KI.KH, July 10. (AP) Marital difficulties continued their simultaneous vlaltB today to l.oia and Louise Coata, Identical twins. The twin brothers to whom they were married Inst December 28 in Marian, Ark., filed suits for annul, ment against thein. Tho plaintiffs, Hubert o. and Ilorbort M, Sharp, charged their brides hail not re ceived final divorco decrees trom their previous husbands, Hoy an4 Huy Sehring, also twins. Tile Coata twins wero "divorced last October from tho Sebringa. i.'iis was suDsequoiitly married to Hubert Sharp, Louiae do Herbert tho suits sot fortlu ., i APPEAL -FILES FOR KILLER VAN VLACK TWIN FALLS, Idaho, July 1!). (Al') District Judge I. Ilailey Ioo gianted triple-slayer Douglas Van Vlack the right today to appeal to the atnto supremo court from hla aentenco ot death. The Judge signed n "certificate of probable cause," which auto matically Bluys tho execution ot tho 33-yeur-old former Tncoma, Washington, resident, set for July 27. Van Vlaek's attornov. James If, Allaliie, Jr., Immediately filed a notlco of appeal. The appeal was takon from tho death soiitonco Imposed by Jtidga Leu on Van Vlack Juno 26. Van Vlack waa convicted ot killing his former wife, Mildred Hook, und dining his triul hero ho admitted shooting two poWro offi cers. John T. Fuller, president ot tho llnileadalo. Pa., Itotary club, has been inealdunt of the notary clubs at llauxlto, Ark., and I'ndttcah, Ky. Strength Previous Puizle 23 Ludicrous. 24 Hii vile was . fo 29 Aga. gtWHlOttiM 28 Quantity. 29 Mooley apple. 30 Substance secreted by bees. 31 Self. 32 He was wor shiped in - 37 To twist. 38 Pertaining to air. 39 Unable to hear. chestnut. 4 Bivalve mollusk. 8 To dangle. 40 Otherwise. Nights before. 41 To fracture. 7 Anything 42 Saucy. steeped. 8 Lacerated. 9 Existence. 10 Dregs. 11 Gas aperture. 12 Finishes. 15 Rumanian coin. 21 Came in. 43 To ogle. 44 Honeybee. 45 Carbon In smoke. 46 Grafted. 47 Fashion. 49 Go on (music).' 51 Father, t h b u V-