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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1937. FIVE NEWS-REVIEW Clauif ied Ads. Phone 100 RATES tint Insertion, pur word. Jticu nul icqucui lneuruou, per word . 2c .lc One week, pur word Co ..tl.UO .26c One muntta, per 1Uio dlulmuui charge . Copy for lulu page will be accept ed until 11 a. in. ol lha day ol pub , Ucatloa. J The News-Review assumes no responsibility or and In no way guarantees the financial responsi bility or integrity of the advertis ers lu tile classified columns. Head er are urged to make full Investi gation before sending money In re sponse to advertisements The News-Ueview reserves the v right to reject objectionable adver tising. It further reserves the right to classify aH advertising under the proper classification. Livestock 2 SADDLE horses, S years old, partly broke. Will sell for cash Or trade for good cattle. W. L. Tisou, Drew, Ore. 1'OR SALE lu head good mouth ed ewes, healthy and in good condition. C. O. Criteser, Mel rose. 1X311 SAI.K MIIK cow, rresli soon. One i'dou lb. work horse. W. A. ' Davidsou, 2 miles west Suther- . M LlKAD and worthless livestock re moved free of charge. Roseburg " By-Products. Phone 62F12. i'OH SAI.K Small black uml white puppies. Ideal Christmas gilts Nuvitt Smith, 129 S. Main. 6u OOOD, full-fiueced rouis and trood team horses for salo, cheap. Phone 1SS-J. SHKHP tor sHle. 00 head young ewes. Cluy Llam, Milo. VETERINARIAN Dr. H. B. Keith 322 E. 2nd Ave. N. Phono 64-J. WEANLINO pigs for sale. Rt. 1, Hox ftoA. Homer Voirt. FRECKLES AND HIS BEFORE VttU DECIDE Tt GIVE COACH WAYMAM THE GATE . LET ME S-AY OUfr ! "THING ! I WAS FORTUNATE I ENOUGH ID BE THE GUY TO BEAT kIWGSTOW AMD THAT'S YOUR crr-ir-i 1 : ' L i ' m-'i'-r ' i i ' i " MYR A NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE - Willie Gives Myra a Surprise By Thompson and Coll I I HELLO, WILLIE -DID I I f WHAT DO VOU MEAN, I f I THAT'S WHY I SEWT B BUT 1 CAW'T I I AH - YOU DDM'T THIMK I'l IJ-I- p-n VOU VVAWT WE ? 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I HEAVENS! vj -v BUDH&.-l7??3f --V Z7Z5 HELLO! FEELS LIKE M fit -j' I HE'S SEARCHING,! ifS V. 7 fT) FOR SALE Black Olant rabbit does, or trade for milk goats or what have you. llox 470, c-o News-Review. FOR SALE Purebred v. ennuis. Phone 702H2. Jersey Miscellaneous EVKItCiItEK.V grange will present a piuy, "Don't Darken My Door," Thursday, December I), at 8:00 o'clock. Adults 25c, children 10c. Free entertainment after play. LADIES of Seventh Day Adveutist church will hold a food sale Thursday, December 9, at Josso Furniture Store, Cass street en-, WILL be unable to take any new work until after holidays. Freda llrauulnger, 310 North Stephens. MILK, grade A pasteurized or raw. Delivered dally. Uuipg.ua Dairy. Phone 38. SEWING machine repairing, makes. 222 W. Oak. All FARM Auctioneer. John A be en e, Oakland, Oregon, ARUNDEL Piano tuner. Ph. 189L, Work Wanted WANTED Position as office clerkj or assistant, experienced, good references. Write J. M. Chamber laiu, Sutherlin, Oregon. GlItL wants general housework. In friendly, respectable heme. Write Mrs. O. V., llox 165. Oakland, Oregon. TWO girls, with experience, want work of any kind. Melrose Star Route, llox 21ti. Phone 2IK4. Poultry COCKKKAM'S Bourbon Red tur kefs "Top Winners." Also 100 wide breasted market type Bronze hens. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Cockerain. Oakland, Oregon. FOR SALE 10 W. L. pullets, lay ing; 30 yearling hens, through moult. Reasonable. E. (i. Hagar, Rt. 1, Box 5. FRIENDS SAW VATH I MBWJBVTHATwnH 1 SHADYS,DE TO BE AT fjWv ( HOW BIS ) . , THE XKyI ME'-WEGAMS"ADY- I ITS BEST....AND THAT H VOU J , ,. GAME! ZsbJHH -COACU M SIDE VnOULD BE STRONGER j ITS NO FUN BEATINS IB M fll ARE?.' ) ' f dij 'k l r MBvk he is i if mm? r . For Sale, Miscellaneous 15-GALLON brass kettle, fine for the farmer, $5 00; email cream separator, (1U.00; 1-gulloa glass churn, 91.50; good White cabi net sewing mac lii Be, 7 drawers, 91-.0u; double barret shotgun, 12 gauge, $5.00; single barrel shot gun, 10-guuge, A-l condition, $7.50; firo extinguisher, cost $12.50, $5.00; gallon Jugs, lOu; kerosene lamps, Sou. Mary hi. Smith, 629 South Maiu. STRAWBERRY plants for sale Excelsior and Corvallis, $3.00 per 1000. Garden tractor, crawler type, with Chevrolet engine. In good shape. $75.00. Phone 1SF15. W. J. Meredith, Lookiugghiss. HOME CANNED fruits and veget ables, 1U0 quarts, choice at luc. Camp View Anto Camp. FOR SALE Practically new port able Luderwoed typewriter. Rea sonable. Phone 290-L. MAYTAG Bales and service. Radio Musio Store, phone 83, 225 N. Jacks on. HOLLY with plenty of berries for sale. Cheap. Fiction Library. Automobiles DON'T worry about whiter driving. See us for genuine "winterized" used cars. . 1U37 Chevrolet master deluxe1 coupe. Low mileage, just like new v $6iJ5.O0 1934 Ford deluxe 4-door sedan. New finish aud tires. Motor and up holstery like new $115. uu 192U Ford coupe. A good little car. Many miles of cheap transporta tion $95.00 1936 Dodge li-ton, 7.50x20 tires, 2 speed rear axle, only 6,000 miles. Just like new. Only x50.00 Remember all of our used cars and trucks are "winterized" for your comfort. We trade and give easy terms. Best usod cam in town. "SL" DILLAUIJ MOTOR CO. Chiropractor Scientific equipment. NCM & X-Ray, Dr. Scofield. Perkins Bldg. Cold Turkey Real Estate FOR SALE 1 acres of laud on the N. Curry Estate. 5 -room houue. Oarage. Chicken house, 21' by 150'. O. W. Young & Son, 2u5 West Cttss street. FOR SALE OR TRADE Five room stone house aud candy business. 70 miles east of Sax. Diego, California, on maiu high wuy. Write Mrs. W. 11. Uoif, Boulevard, California. HOME 5 rooms, bath, cooler, S bedrooms, water, lights, many built-iufl. $600.00 cash or $800.00 terms. Box 460, c-o News-Review. Help Wanted BEFORE YOU ACCEPT ANY JOD write for my olier absolutely free, no obligation. Shows you Independent way to make up to f 15 and more in a week. Send no money Just postcard. Write Mills, IDs Tenth St., Uuklaud, Cal. Aet QUICK. VOt'NU man wanted to prepare for position as helper In air-conditioning field with opportunity for advancement. Must be at present employed and willing to prepare through spare time study. Give detailed directions lor locating residence. Box 466, c-o Kewa-Koview. WANTED AN lil.DKltlA' LADY COMPANION. Will furnish everything free but her groceries aud clothing. No work required. Mrs. Kllzu Paris, Koseburg, Ore gon. Houto 1. WANTED Immediately About 21) ucres of land plowed by team or tractor. 1 miles south. L. E. Sul livan, Perkins Hldg. Wanted WANTED TO ISl'Y Davenport and chair in good condition. Write llox 467, c-o News-Review. Typewriters REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS and Dulton Adding Machines, salei and Bervice. Roseburg Bool) Store. Phone 690-J. Rentals FOR HENT 3 acres with cottage and hen house, flood loam. f'i.'oO per mouth, $4.60 iucludes phone. T. L. Godfrey, Temulle. Foil RENT 6-room, modern house, unfurnished. Aniuld Hod ley. Roseburg Motor Co. FOR RENT Unfurnished, modern house uu South Main tit. Phono 8F22. CLEAN four-room ground floor apartment. 514 North Pine. ROOM aud beard for man. Howe privilege. 508 South Mill. Educational MALE, instruction. Will personally Interview men willlug to work hard by training for good-pay po- sitions In AIR CONDITIONING und Refrigeration business. Pro- fcr men with fair education, me-j chanically Inclined, now employ ed, willing to devote some spare time to preliminary study fol lowed by shop practice to be come installation aud service ex perts. Write fully, giving age, present occupation. Utilities lust., Dox 469, c-o News-Review. Fuel ALPINE COAL Lump, J9.00 per ton; nut, $7.00 por Ion. Dellvored in sacks. South End Fuel Co. GET your wood at Roseburg Lum ber Co. Dry and green. 16-iuch and 4-foot SEASONED wood 1SF11. tor Bale. Call Dentistry 11. It. NER13AS, D. D. S. when desired Gas anosthesia for extraction Gas Analgesia for cavity prep aration. Phono 48S-J Masonic Dulliltng Trade FOR TRADE Radio for piano. Gross & Hargis. Hay, Grain and Feed SECOND cutting alfalfa hay, haled. Special priue to close out. Phone 21S.. KOH SALE Out and out and ved-h hay. A. G. Webber, Suth erlin.. G-MEN CD5T LESS Tl Director Hoover Reveals $7 Saved Taxpayers for Every Dollar Spent. NEW YORK, Dec. 6. (AP) J. Edgar Hoover, director of the federal bureau uf investigation au nuuuced "dividends" to U. S. tax- I payers of $7 for every dollar spent on the bureau. Ho said that during the last four years the cost of operating the Fill amounted to a lilt lo more than 118,000,01)0, while It was able lo return "In savings, in flues, aud in recoveries of stolen goods a total of more I ban $125,000,000, or more than S116.uu0,0ii0 above what it costs to operate lue bureau. Hoover addressed the associa tion! of life insurance presidents. He took occasion lo attack parole systems (excluding the federal), the laillire of pnlico uuits to co operate in the collection of alalia, tical chuu and criminal records, jail conditions, shyster lawyers, venul onlitiis. "kid glove treat ment" of criminals and other weak snots In the American scene of police and court activity. He said I tint during the last four years, ol' overy 100 persons chars- 4 NEW TODAY GLASS Ivy bowls, consolo sets, wa- tor sets, vases cf all sizes. HAYNES DltUG STORE By Blosser r ) M T! Hold Everything! 1 aSSs."' ' COW1. 17ByNtA8Uvi;WC. T, M.0. U. . PAT. OFF. 'The chief thinks maybe he'll gcL her a horse ior - Cliristmasv p(l by G-men und tried, !M woro con v it ted. Records Quoted "Tho rpenrdH f the FHI rtov that 55 per cent or all ci-lniinitlH arrcsU'd Imve lietm prevlounly ar rested ior other criinefi, ' he mild. "The records hIho show that ap proximately 50 per cent of all pris oners now tire, being released on parole. "Thirty per eent of the 13,51ft daiiKeroiiH criminal listed n the KLU s BltiKlff ttiiRorprmt file n the country'K moHt deaperatu kldnup-ei-H, . racket etjiH, hoodlums, bank robbers uml ejttortloniatK show a record! of having been the rocip- ienlB of parole or other typea of elemuney , . . not only once hut In many rnnen uh olten aft tour, five, Htx, Hevun, eight, nlno and ton times." Potential Killers At Large lie declared the "criminal army of America" wan composed of 4, 3U0.IM1U pei'Hona. There are roaming at largo to- dny in the I'nited KtatoH flome 200, oOO potential murderorH, who dur ing their IllVllme will arcount for deaths by violence of move than 3U0.UU0 permmH, uuleKB the prcHeut murder rate 1h reduced,' ho Bald He estimated there were more than lit. (MM) cases of murder and maimlaughter every year. I ho Burnriiiing lncreaBe of de generate Hex erltnei within tho last lew years ha revealed an urgent necesHily for corrective action by every public-minded body, ' Hoover said. 'American crime beglitH In the American home. Thu only way It can ho cured la by a ru-ontabllHh ment of roHpoct lor law by the hcHdH of our lioinea. , Oriental Ruler HORIZONTAL 1 Ruler of Japan 14 Enamel. 15 Rowing tool. 16 Grew dim. 17 Diseases. 18 Engine. 20 Tribal unit. 21 Morindin dye. 22 Hardened. 23 Almond. 25 Spain. 28 Court. 27 Sorrowful. 28 Membranous bag. 30 Minor note. 32 Pertaining to the liver. 34 Scolded. .15 Exists. 38 Falsifier. 37 Therefore. 38 Egg-shaped. 30 Provided. 40 Paid publicity. 42 Reposition. 44 Street. 45 He was beforo he Answer to Previous Fuizle M0BOlCCOlISiPAN IISIH ollGjt tHiJoIpMcIl. can eIsua aHthdreamIs Zld DPrjlA NAG E 5d R L Br ctUE T rLAG OF OW A WAlR mM A MOROCCO TE fB5A?viiA L PTfaslPlA A L BiJlM B A D E R SOAR n iSls Heme d Q p. a t e iD oTn E3f ' ebIure ITiE IznMIOlHTAlMiMlE plAINlSI became ruler. 48 High mountain. 50 Withered. 51 Sloth. 52 Italian coins. 54 Japanese fish. 55 Frost bile. 56 Striped fabric. '59 Insect's egg. 60 His is a country. VERTICAL 1 Roof point. I J-4 5 .475 9 10 II Uli u f p "id! jrjw 3i 55 n3j H Jt, i . ; rip rr i i Of TffT 4Q jii T-t2" , WL, , LJ "45" 16 4 ;?'Ck tr " CORN ALONE ROBS SOIL OF FERTILITY "Hotter modem methods of grow ing corn," flald Secretary of Agri culture Wallace recently, "may dm mi many people to tne lact mat loss of soil fertility la a real threat to the econnmlo Hfo of tho corn belt. Some people In tho towns whose Incomes are most end an gered by this: threat seem iu'ust aware that "it exists; They do not realiie that corn, unless it is kept In Us place by proper rotation, ia one of the worst tit all ,tKo soil de stroyers. Thoy do npl reulUe that If the topsoll Is washed away as a result of continuous corn growing, hundreds of small towns will alsn bo washed away und the buslnosii men In those small towns will won der why It was. The eroded fields of today may moau tho ghost towns of tomorrow." MOT1CI4 Ofc' HAI.U In tho County Court of the Ktte of ortigon fur Dm County if Duuk- lUH. Iii th nmtttr f thf phIjiIo of llor- ii'-i) Cum libel I, (tccuti.-i, Notit'o 1h licrchy KiviMi that In pui'Hiinni'n lo nn urdrr nf tho almvo entlllcd roiirt, tho uiul'THiKiU'd will full at piivuto milo for chhIi. slutri'H of the CuIlfurnlu-OrcKoii I'owor Company, '-, Horlo 1!U7 wtork, on or iiftt-r tliu loth day vf Dori'tnber, l'j:!?. will Ins reiM'lvfil by tho im (IcrKlKned at her rpld-ni:e on Har vard Avonut'. City of llnHf Ihux. OroKoii. unlit Mm I Ot It of Iefiin Iht. I n:t7. Stiid Htnck itt to bo Hold for not Ions than thu rnarkut vuliiu tll.T.-of. Dated und publifihcd thin 3rd day of Dtictimbcr. MARY A. CAMPUIM.U lCxot-iitrlx of tlm I'Ntutu of Horace Ciimnliell, tier ( -sihI. 12 Edifices of worship. 13 Poem. 18 Middle. 19 Stratagem. 22 To surfeit. 24 Sailor. 26 His country i at odds with 27 Act of saving a boat. 29 Tokyo Is the of his land. 3; To espouse. 33 Credit. 41 Vision. 43 Sleepy grass. 44 Small twig. 40 Silkworm. 47 Naive. 49 Waterfall. 50 Street. 53 And. 55 Chaos. 56 Preposition. 57 Bushel. 58 Measure of area covering. 2 Salts of malic acid. 3 Tiny biM of medicine. 4 Being. 5 Right 6 Plant pan. 7 Headgear. 8 To press. 0 Preposition. 10 Possessed. 11 Part of Roman month. i