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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWSREVIFAV. ROSEBURG. OREGON, WEDNESDAY. OCTORER 13. 1937. FIVE NEWS-REVIEW CUuif ie i Ada. Phone 100 RATES First insortloti, per word...-. ....2c h subsequent Insertion, per One week, per word Be Due womb, per hue 91-00 Miulmum charge 25c Copy for Una page will be accept ed uatil 11 a. in. of the day of pub lication. The News-Review assumes oo responsibility for and in no way Kuai&utee the fiuaucial responsi bility or integrity of the advertis ers in the classified columns. Read ers are urged to make full investi gation before Bonding money iu re- fcponse to advertisements. ! V The News-Review reserves the ' right to reject objectionable adver tising. It further reserves the right to classify all advertising uuder the proper cJafiaificaUon. Livestock 011 SALE Active team, maro 8, geldlug 7, weight about 1300 lbs. each. Experleuced piling loggers. Ii. P. Smlck, CauyonviUe. DEAD and worthless livestock rr ntoyed tree of churge. Hotieburg JJy-Froducts. Fliono 52F12. VKTKHLNAKIAN Dr. H. 11. Keith, 322 H. 2nd Ave. N. Phone 54-J WANTK1) To buy a horse from 1200 to 1300 lbs. Phone 3K5. J'Oll SALE 20 head of ewes. H. Clayton. Fuel ) a her Co. Dry and 'V al"l -I toot. green. 16 inch Foil SALE 75 tier dry fir wood in Sntherlln. P. C. Trozello. LAURKI. Oak and fir 10" up load lots. Phono 67. Poultry FOH SALE A few nice Hamp shire Ked cockerels. O. A. Itowo, imlpnortli of Wilbur. FRECKLES AND HIS - - . iHL-is ! i 8JL.J..USMBewi, y- ?377 Tir7fT mTBEzrarooTOB s : a T 7 f'l - WELL ' T " ' '"" 1 1HIW1 VOLI SHOUt-D T" X'M AFRAID M3U'LL ' I'M AWFULLY M. rfgSSa GEE ITS I E . -'cS 5 Stl I'M 6ECOMIMS STAND AND APOLOGIZE ) SORTA MAVE TD HELP ) ,- , SORRY, CfTJS WOBfTH i I m' ). ' - ---n nj-m MORE AND MORE FOR LETTWG YOUR LEC3 ) MEUP.'kLESIS Ay- FRECKLES. A GOOD HAV,M3 WP'-f"" I ' I J f-ruviLirr- xi l RUM INTO MY FRONT A . UIJRT 4 LIXTI F . 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V0WV WSW OOWN A !sCt WiE-OP TiOOKV '.Wc. ?M OKi vlV T? , CTx ,! 1 ail Go on mu.slc)lTR!JsMI IsItIrIOInTgI , I ' FyZnw WE W,WELO THlbVEW i . ,1 ? Tj J s-SiV M Wiilinn tool. ' U 71 A OKV , ,RVLA,MtC-t.rtWTy,OMa LLLI 'I''l IT L-W II N- ,30 'sB-fa'Sl 23 To "ccom- ToyicId. 2 Ingredient I I M N S KKlO "WX'E.y v-SiVOM VOO, W&) r7 U l&fr (J ,lish' . M Rjit'to lnI. of glass. 1 I M "VOO VAMM ,yt5, tMOEtOV. W5 LWT fS IF; J n A. '"'tff4k5 C 21 0cnc"!1 J2 .Zf VERTICAL fllsV . i'-'-J ikA f WVX fcri? I J Vir-iQte, I y-iM :L CTk - 4 Music rtrama. member of ClransinR 1 ' Jik., ("rrl I Jli J flfe'' yy O eefTT tSfil ''Mv 37Sirrowfut. thcRoose- mibstanccs. -M-f; J I IfoL rl ( A'iLml iKfs-5 3?5 "ilr wfel II Z.A S"". ot m pontics. rwn. tfmkil'l I U U I 'V jkT Vi'r QS. mil "Sjl- E 1 KtJ :- - ' walc''- COWisht H Form of lotto. - I in I li 'SWhfc Spy ' ij5 ' v 'L-S'S;" f . ' . 'jrfT, 4: Sound of allowance. 10 God ot war. J --M ft M TWtL 1 u,, .Ist hJ Sm. j;5ASaa-lirCTSlS'I' I 19 inquiry. 6I Candle. 11 Frost bite. i WASH TUBBS Watt's Strategy ; By Crane ' - !5 s"V uccc'c By -SfHSII " "Jk Vt'i I civ TUCT PI Tnkl OAMC I ai 1 fl'LL HAMPLE THE INOIAN. VOL), RED ANU l tJWl'J oLbAK OUT! MISS HELTON'S MOVING ' "I K tuI iaa.ki Ipmi I cm? oinorSi? GrrV to no ii i cpd ucri cTtk, , BOTTLENO&E, TAKE THE Trail mo to I MWJA THE. CAMP A HUNNEISP MILES POWN The V. immAmm 777" y jW 7z " ATHEMAiM rH-r,??-" , IS.??-eE?rHF?2 SELU A THE FEN9 AND KILL Kh.WIR'VEC. IF YOU W6.NNA. KEEP WcjOBs W Lj LJ ?T ' J siiSlk KJVErS. I NO FRIZiLE-HEAPED ,J .-, IN& ANV LO&5 BEFOI5H THfc V ALL THE OXEN1 V VOU GOTTA GET THERLE DANO QOiCK' . bwLM HbA Ins! JIU.M,V.. JV OT&eE ISPUE THEN BANKRUPT HEE VLU THb OXfcN. p T '' ' Help Wanted 1 NEED 3 assistants uuder 50, with car, fair education, ueat uupcar auce and luitluiive necessary. A pertuauvul fuiuse with a laige manufacturer for those accented. Earnings nhllo trainuig around coumiissiou wcckl. Fmuru earnings unlimited. Apply Mr. Provorae, l'nixiua Hotel, a a. m. Thursday ONLY. WANTED Experienced farm hand lor the winter, one who can unlk cows and handle a team. Hoy's Dairy, .Myrtle Creek. COMPETENT woman for house keeper ur tompaiiiun. Box 414, c-o News-Iteview. Work Wanted .MARH1ED mun with 'amily wants work oil farm, has had some ex perience. Arc 28. Course lluckie, Camas Valley, Oregon. WANTED Truck or currier driv ing or work in sawmill. Ueo. Crites, Drain, Ore. . WANTED Care of children, 10c an horn'. Busonbark Kindergarten, 611-J. BOY, 10, wauls work of any kind at once. 002 Pltzer St. WANTED To work on farm. Write Earl Harvey, Brockway. Wanted WANTED Kordson power pullev. Write II. W. lilies, Kiddle, and state price. WANTED 'sed grain chopper. Marion Enuuett, L'mpqua, Ore. WANTED TO UfY Used wheel barrow. Leave word at News-Review. Chiropractor Scientific equipment. NCM & X ;tay. Dr. Scofield, Perkins Bldg. Dentistry llll. C. W. MARSHALL 1311 Modl-;il Arts llldg., phono 20. FRIENDS For Sale, Miscellaneous SHOTOl'NS Two Kemingtou pump 12-gauge, one 2U gauge double Lefcver, one ISgaugu browning automatic, several other guns cheap. re)v (ine rifles lett at reduced prices, bovuiai new and used .-tt revolvers and pistols, one very fine .3a special, officers model Colt. P. O. Ack ley, Gunsmith. FOlt SALE Spitzenhurg and De licious apples, 2oc per bushel, lck them yourself. firing boxes, llluck Prince grapes, 2c per lb. for 50 lbs. or more. 3. A. Koser, 4-niile west Winston school. L'SED 0x12 Axminster rugs, one 6x0 American oriental, used ranges, davenport and chair. Ail very reasonably priced. Josse Furniture Store. FOlt SALE 2 sigiit gusolnie pump and tanks 4 lliglilioy oit pumps 2 glass allow cases. See Charles It. Dyer, 2 miles south of Myrtle Creek, Oregon. STRAWBERRY plants. Improved Oregons, Gold Hill, ?3.00 thous and. Orders taken now, W. 11. Long, l'mpqua. DATE, Petite and Italian prunes, 25c box. Pick them yourself. Bring containers. Waller Sankoy, Wilbur, Ore. FOR SALE Crapes. Concords, three cents delivored. Phone 00S-K. ELECTRIC range, mangle, lablu and chairs, buiict. 130 N. Chad wick. FOR SALE (iulbranann baby grand piano. Part cash. Phone 517-J. FOR SALE CHE A P Repossessed refrigerators. Radio Music Store. ill'LKS for salo on Taylor's ranch, Rifle Range road. Mrs. Hess. I STOCK squash, $1.00 ton. llromps, curry Estate, plione 5aM2. FRESH roasted peanuts. Sulli vau's Luueh, Perkins ltldg. APPLE BOXES and crates at box factory at Deadv. Two's Company Trusty BICYCLES One used balloon, World cycleplane, at half price. Also one nearly new World mo torbike. 132.50. See them at 530 K. Jackson, LIKE NEW 7-pleee, walnut, bed' room suite. 321 North Kane. FOH SALE lledstead and springs, J12.50. Phone 72U-Y. L'SED electric ranges i 10.00 Koseburg Electric. Real Estate ATTRACTIVE 20-acro ranch, close! "v v""" o. ill few bloeks of cily schools. A! 5-room houso with fireplace, city . water and lights, barn, dairy barn, pig , houses, gurage aim 1 woodshed, in good repair, newly' fenced. Aildross Box 5uu, c-o' News-Review. I FOR SALE 24 acres. On river. 12 acres prunes. 8 ucres al falfa. Family orchard. 5-room house. Garage. Poultry house. trice 13500.00. Young & Bon, Street. Terms. G. W. 205 West Cass FOR SALE 5-room home. Paved street. Lot 50'x30U'. Garage. Poultry house. 0.15 South Main street. Price $1500.(10. $300.00 caslt handles, balauco monthly payments. (1. W. Young & Son, 205 WeBt Cuss street. FOR SALE Oil LEASE Five bed room home iu Laurclw-uod. Will exchange for Eugctio property, Plione 54 1 -J. FOR SALE Modern five-room house, small down payment, bal ance like rent. 4 interest. Box 400. c-o News-Keview. RANCH,- near Drain, for sale or rent. Page Lumber and Fuel Co WILL sacrifice 5-room home if sold this week. Phono 637-J. Typewriters REMINGTON TVPKWKITKHS and Ualton Adding Machineit, wiles and service. Hoseburg Hook Stnm. Phone 590-J. Talks A FEW MOAENT5 LATEC. Tl-E ViDCDEO 4 fcAW'3 MIIOD wTUST BOeOESS OM Automobiles COMPARE OCR prices with other advertised prices, ISiil Dodge custom built 4-dour so- dan. This is a perfuct car in every luspect. All it needs is a new .owner. I525.UO. 1030 Chevrolet master coupe. Woll- . derful coudltlou, new tires and I finish. $f7u.o0. liKU 1'lynioilth deluxe 4-door se dan, new finisli and tires. Kims' like a clock. "The car that slauds up best." J Ha. no. i 1020 Ford roadster. Here is lots of tl-unsiuirtatiun. unnil f-nmlilinn ure, and finish perfect. 05.00. I iveuiemoer our iiuo aeai c,uurau-i tee." Wo trade ulid give liberal terms. Host Used Cars in Town "SI" DILLAltD MOTOR CO.. FOR SALE Model A Ford sler, $40.00. Cliev. truck, mechanical condition. $100. take some wood in trade them at the Ksbg. Garage. road-. good 1 Will Sco FOR SALE or trado for cow '20 Studebaker sedan, tiros and me chanical condition good. Also '27 model T roadster. Yellow stucco, L'mpqua Park, TRADE Good sedan on 11 L. W. B. truck. 237 Flint St. Miscellaneous ' Fl' .ERTON school is conduct lug a paper drive. Auyonu having old magazines or papers which Ihey desire to get rid of may do so by cailiug Mrs. B. Piuslin 1110ns, 703-J. AUCTlONKKK-JOliN AI1KKNK For dates, cull 42F3, collect, Oakland, Orugou MILK, grade A pasteurized or raw. )eliverod daily. Umpqua Dairy, l'h one 38. JWHKN in need of an auctioneer, see or writo D. Rarucs, 8uth- oi l in. AKUNOKL Piano tuner. Ph. isiiL. vou WERE TOOE BOIJ3I Rentals FOR RENT 3D5 acres, about 125 acres tillable, exceptionally good sheep and turkey ranch. Inquire of llllain Wise, Drum, Oregon. FrltNISUEli two-room apartments, newly papered and painted. With garage, if desired. 010 South Pine. 3-UOOM, furnished front upurt liielit, private bath. Vacant ljtll. 112 llrockway St. l'.mii ii t,-i..r ..........,.., utrintlu modern. 22.6i I and T up. Phone t,:,ii I jltOOM and board for girls. Homo privileges. Mrs. Freaiu. Phono 453.J. FIVE-ROOM unfurnished house 211 South Stephens. Phone 7 1 1 11 FCKNISHED Apt. 404 North Jack , sou. -! SLEEPING rooms, 630 W. Oak. Trade WILL trade good Nash coupe for ' unml nnlhniird motor. Sarff's. Auto Wrecking House, 523 N Main St. A NICE 7-acro tract 01 pearlies and pears, to trado for automobile, 1033 model or later. Box 400, c-o News-Review. TRA1K Uoos, beu supplit'H, honey and foliliiiK paw, for T Kurd, l.loyil iiiswi'll, (ui;luiul, Oregon. WILL Irtido nearly now dnifi naw for car or pick-up. liMiulm at A. K. Audci'Huu ranch at AIoIvoko. ntADK A koik! eleelric whhIuiik nuiehine for gau motor machine. Phono (;J7-It. K(H THADK Radio for Cross & llargis. Situations Wanted 'U care for children at 20 ecu Is tin hour. Kxpcricnccd. Inquire at 1J0 South Flint street. By Blosser WELL,"7HEY WOUT BE, IF I TAKE MY HANDS OFF THE HANDLEBARS.. BUT. THIS TIME, I'M OOIW& TO BE A BACK-SEAT )' By Thompson and Coll U .' .EANl .OU I I'-m'.:. I I .OtJl-i A. re om a .job ) ra cr.-c:-.:s:' A (SE1HER.: J I fr'O .VJ-'fc. .C'-'t:'. "J3iMti A I I E-OPY T.fPCf Cff HOUSE J y PA .-Vj'T-i-i'!. Lost and Found LOST Between Itoseburg and Melrose store a largo mailbox with Dexter Baughman on It. Leave at Churchill's or phone 40F2. LOST Saturday, brown leather brief ease, containing teacher's material. Reward. Phone 36F32. Lauren S. Bile). 1AJST Large envelope containing pitpers. lti ward, Mrs. Graham, KohlhuKeu Apt. PRESIDENT SPEAKS AT P. O. CEREMONY POl'CiIIKKKPSlE, N. Y., Oct. 13. (AP) President Roosevelt said today the people wore "rightly" talking freedom of religion and tho press just as they did 150 years ago when New York stato ratified tho federal constitution, loming here from Hyde Park as a "neighbor," tho chief executive spoke before a crowd of several thousand at the laying of the cor nereioue of the city's new post office. The ceremony was tho first of the day's events culminating u three-day celebruilon of the 250th anniversary of (he settlement of (his community ua u Hudson trad ing post. In tracing the history of the town the president rocuUrd another milestone the constitutional con vention hero which his great great grandfather, Ikuuc Roosevelt, at tended as a delegate. TAX CANCELLATION SOUGHT BY BANDON I1ANDON, Oct. 13. (AP) IHs trirt Attorney Jten Plaxel will he linked lo piihh on the legality f the lnonosal of it deleKalion of itiindon citf.eiiH Tor the cancella tion of hack taxes on property de stroyed Iu the Itaudon fire last tall. Appealing to tho Coos county court, the delegation contended that collection of the lieiitf would llscourago tho owners from re building. 1 hey Buggented that tho court exeirise authority grunted by the legislature to cancel a part or all of the liens. School, port, city and couuty levies are Involved. ASSAULT CHARGED IN ALLEGED FIGHT A reported street fight last night led to the issuance of a complaint u the city court today charging an. Nelson and I lugo r redrick nou with uHHuunt and battery. The complaint, according to A. J. Oed- den. eiiy recorder, charged Nelson ami V redi lcuson with com hint ng In an attitck on David W. Uhaae, complainant. BULBS AT CARR'S ('ni'i''t (jlntri h:iVM n rliiiiilv einil- ploli! asHortinent' of flower bulbs. l-liifh viirii'lv fiiifl cnlfir tmrkeii in tin envelope with picture in colors of the bloom. All packages I0.c each. 2X kinds of tulips, 7 kinds of hyacinths, 7 kimlH ot datrouilu, 4 colors in. crocus and 25 other va rieties of lilies, freesias. snuills. jiiiuiulls and other bcautiiul uot-so-well-knowu novelties. All bulbs are guaranteed to bloom iumI lo ho the variety auu color snowu. Many oi them, too. can bo grown to blooui indoors, miy now at uarrs. auv. Federal Marihuana Cigaret Trade, Banned in 46 States, Preys on Youth. SAM FRANCISCO (AP) The federal govern men t has formally entered the war against America's newest narcotic menace, the mari huana cigaret. When the potent Harrison nar cotic act was passed In lil 14, "gig gle smokes" were known only to Handful of Mexicans in the southwest and escaped Inclusion. the poat-war jazz age they at- t meted attention of western peace officers as a frequent factor iu juvenile crime, and by 1937 their danger was so widely recognized that 46 of the 48 states had out la-wed Loom. Easily Concealed Now, under the form o( an "ex- ', clue tax law," congress bad em -powered Uncle Sam's trained dope hunters to go Into actiou against marihuana. 'Marihuana Is rnlsed largely by - Mexicans iu tho midst of corn fieldB," says W. G. Walker, chief of the California division of nar cotic enforcement. "Five hundred pounds may bo grown in a patch 100 feet square and hidden in ltil) acres of corn. We have found It among tho plants of a man's backyard gar -den and a park laborer even sowed it among his flowerbeds. The ordi nary birdseed you buy for a ca nary Is marihuana seed, so you seu It Is easy to start a crop." Most Smokers Young In Into summer the plant's nar row leaves exude a powerful nar cotic resin. The branches then are harvested, dried in the sun, crushed and rolled into cigarets. Theso normally Bell for 25 cents each. A nntiou-wide survey by Dr. Frank It. Oomlla, New Orleans commissioner of public safely. . shows a large proportion of mari huana smokers ate boys and girls between IS and 21. They refer to i ho cigaruts as "muggles," and to the eflect as a "giggle." One cig aret of pure marihuaua Is usually good for a three-hour giggle. ( o PYTHIAN SISTERS ELECT OFFICERS POHTLANl). Oct. 13. (AP) Clara Moss of I-a tirande today was thu uuwiy elected grand chief of tho Pythiuu Sisters of Oregon. Other officers elected at the or ganizulion's scsbIoji here included Liiriiulu Dellurgh, Hugcuc, grand senior; F.thcl Murphy, Albany, grand manager, and Coble De Kes pluesse, Hubbard, grand mistress of fliiiincn. Pendleton was tielectod tor tho 1H;1H .session, to open on the sec ond Monday In October. 8. P. 0. ELKS Uegular meeting Thursday. Octo ber 11. Dusiness of importance. All officers and brothers are urged to meet at the Klks Temple at 3:30 p. in., Thursday, October H, and go to the top of Mt. Nebo for the funeral services of our luto brother, Harry Selge). Ira 13. Uiddle, Sec'y. Official 2 To observe. 5 To bring legal suit. 21 Blackbird. 23 Dycstuff. 24 She is the woman lo become a U, S. cabinet official. 25 Melody. 26 To tamper. 27 School. 20 Conscious. 31 Right-hand page. 35 3.1416. 30 Musical nolcj 38 Dagger. 39 Bush. 41 To acknowl edge. 43 To scorch. 44 Boundary. 45 Genus of auks 1 47 Poems. 48 To groan. 49 To perform. M To soak flax. 53 Ozone. fr Ancient. 57 To exist. 59 Sun Rod.