ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY. MAY 13, 1930.
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iIm and iinyment for them. Junt
tell the merchant Mm ted nbovei
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Neww-HevleM' mill he 11 III Hike
cure of all the detail for you.
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Livestock
10 HEAD OK SHKKP for sale, ewe
and lambs, uushcnred. Also young
milk cow, fi'eshi'U 2oth. A. J.
Stephens, 5 miles north of Myr
tle Creek, Oregon.
rH; SALL-T'.w fresh Jt.-ocy
cows, gentle, good milkers. Price
Bios., Route 1. Hox 31-B, Rose
burg. Phone l-L'-lo for information.
Individual cola Hioiae system for
meats, fruits and vegetables. Cut
and processed free. Owen's MkL
FOR SALK Twenty head of good
Poland China weaned pigs. J. P.
Talbot, Canyonville.
WANTED irn wenner and feeder
pigs per week. Write P. B. Box
4M, Roseburg.
ONE good. uaed. threshing ma
chine; one buy baler; nevci al
good used binders; two Kordson
t j actors; one used Chevrolet
panel delivery iruck; several
gooil work horses ; one set of
heavy work harness; romplete
stock of new McCormick-lvering
tractors ; farm equipment and In
ternational motor trucks. See
Slg l-'ett. 527 N. Jackson street.
FOR SALK P. A. amplifier, ideal
for C range gatherings or barn
dunces. 5 watts inch fidelity out
put. Can lie equipped w ilh liiieiu
plmue. $l!U.OO. Box 51". c-o News-Review,
FOR retread tires, guaranteed muf
flers, wheel tightening and auto
.arts, go to Sarff's Auto Wreck
ing House, 523 N. Main. Phone
s;.3.
S E K I S FOR PRICES on water
systems and irri;.at inn needs.
Our prices are lower. Complete
line. Kami .Machinery Exchange.
Real Lstate
HIGHLY Improved ucres. Good,
modern house, built of first class
lumber. Basement. Electric lights,
city water, two wells. Beautiful
shade trees, flowers, shrubbery,
walnut, fruit trees, berry and
grape vines. Good outbuildings.
7i acres hay. Fine place u raise
chickens and turkeys. This place
niiist be seen to ie appreciated.
Prhe 1.S;.0. Would consider
good, dear, modern house, cen-1
IrillK- 1nr-:,t.i ill P.wi.hnio .... t.i
f 1 ."itMi. Balance cash or part cash.
Box fit), c-o News-Review.
ACREAGE FOR RENT ft-room
house, barn, garage, outbuildings.
J-uiile Lookmgglass, school and
store. Land tillable, flo.ou per
month to October 1. G. W.
YOTNt. & SON, 2o5 West Cuss
street. Phone 117.
FURN1SHKH sleeping room, bath.
Hell building, 12 S. Jackson
street, opposite Indian theatre.
BAILEY apartments, 117 S. Kanu.
Three rooms and bath; garage;
furnished. Phone Mti-R.
FOR SALE Nice telephone peas
for canning, 4c a pound. You
' pick them. Bring containers. 1.
C. McUhehey. Phone 5FI3.
KOR SALK Cheap Gentle saddle
or pack mare. D. E. Ware, Jtl.
2, phone 58-K-lt.
FOR SALE Young bull, ready for
Bervice. w. rt. itucunui, ttianuarti
station, Wilbur.
FOR SALK 8 weanling pigs, 4
bred sows, 1 boar. F. L. Youtsey,
Oakland.
HORSES FOR SALE or trade for
cattle, sheep or goats. R. V.
Hatfield.
Lost and Found
LOST in post office Parker foun
tain pen. Name "Cole on cover.
Reward. Return to News-Review.
LOST Suitcase. N. Cmpqua road.
Rockwell, Idleyld Park P. O.
Dentistry
GET your tombstones before 1 ieco
ralion day. Made to order $1 5.00.
Albert Berguist, 120 West Mother.
KOR SALE Used fire brick,
wedged and straight, fic. 521 N.
Jackson street. Phone 175.
10 LBS. gray goose feathers and
down, fresh and clean, S0c per
pound. W. H. Harris. Glide.
CIHCKERING grand piano in stor
age. Will sacrifice. Mrs. James
Sewell, HiUsboro, Oregon.
KOR SALE tUt TRAHK lor Aiban
or Salem--Modern .Vrooiu home.
Full basement. 1-arge lot. Pav
ed street. Lawn and shrubbery.
Grape arbor. Outdoor fireplace.
Excellent location. Will sell for
cash or exchange for modern
home in Albany or Salem. G. W.
Noting A: Son, 2i5 W. Cass street,
phono 417.
2 LOTS in West Huseburg on main
highway. Will sell V K R Y
CHEAP. Flue location. Address,
one mile lurth of Roseburg on
highway iy. Address, Route 2,
Box R17-C, c-o G. W. Turner.
FOR SALE Sn-acre tract of good
trmherland in Douglas county.
Price $1200.00. Address Michael
DeKcuster, n40 S. Webster ave
nue, Green Ray, Wisconson.
HEMSTITCHING. 5c per yard,
while you wait. 230 North Stephens.
FOR SALE yi-acre farm, improv
ed, on highway, electricity avail
able. Small down payment, rea
sonable terms. James Kpraglle.
Teiimile, Oregon.
RECONDITIONED CLKTRAO trac
tor. $375.00. Farm Machinery Exchange.
FOR SALE New Fordson, "ti.oo
discount. Kanu Bureau Exchange.
HALF PRICE to close an estate.
Modern home, two blocks Rose
hotel. Inquire administrator, 1-22S
Madrone avenue, Laurel wood.
Dr O. W. Mnrsnall. M'l. a. Bid
KOR SALE Baby (-image, good
condition. Phone 41 1-R.
FOR SALE OR TRADE for lute
model used car, 5-room house,
clear. Inquire Star Lunch. 1 13
Sheridan. "
FOR RENT Nicely furnished 2-
room apartment. C all al boo S.
Pine. See J. M. Jttdd.
FOR RENT Partly furnished
house. s.o0. BraugUton. Miller's
Addition.
3-ROOM furnished apartment, pri
vate bath. Inquire Roseburg Hotel.
FOR RENT 5-romn plastered
house. Call at 520 S. Stephens or
phone 212
FOR RENT 730 E. Lune 5-room
modern house. $30.00 mouth, Call
121.
HELTON 1 A apartment, modern,
available May 12. Phono 12-L.
APARTMENT, ground floor. Adults.
1. a 1 at ine strange stiop.
PAINTING, papering, kalsomlning.
ftuc hour or contract worn. Her
man Schulze, Brock way. Phone
2K4L
CISTOM SHEARING Emmeit
brothers. Phone Oakland 20K13;
Roseburg, 4ltF13.
1 1 AY BALING as low as $1.75 ton.
Inquire KnibO Brothers.
POULTRY
KOR SALE- 200 Hampshire baby
chicks at P'c. each. No interview
Saturday. 2i mflo." .north Hon
burg. Wallen Hatchery.
Hay nd Grain
3 ACRES oals and vetch, on
ground, across road from airport.
Inquire ftio N. Pine.
Automobiles
F( ) R S A LE C'HEA P or t r.-ui e
Franklin sedan. Would consid
er cow. What have you? V. V.
Harpham.
M i seen. tn eou
MILK, grade A puBieurleed or raw.
Delivered dally. Umpqua Dairy.
Phone 88.
Chiropractor
NORTHSIliE APARTMENTS -
Modern apartments. Call 3 tilt-J.
COOL, ground floor, furnished
apartment. 112 Brockway.
"'OH RENT 5-rooin house. 701
South Pine. Phone 179-R.
Kchlbagen Apartments. Strictly
modern. Phone 650.
Scientific equipment, NCM ft X-Ray,
Dr Smfield. Perkins bide.
Here Friday Clyde Henderson,
of Sutherlln. spent a Tew hours
here Friday attending to business.
Wanted
DESK ROOM in office for insur
ance, phone and girl to take
phone calls and appointments,
Itov r,!l, c-o News-Rexfew.
FARM FOR SALE
!
( Wo wilt sell fiti acres, 40 4
! acres under cultivation, well
! improved, on good road, near
i school and market. Write to
Guy L. Dollurhide, tils Otli
Ave., W., Eugeno, Ore.
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RED RYDER
Old Scar-Foot Himself
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WHY WHEN ME TELL
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VEAO.S AND NO ONE
HAS EMEN U<) E.ES
ON TH' CRlTT.
WE'LL PR0SA6L1'
PAY L'S AOK.E JI51TS
By FRED HARMAN
"1
ptd'&VP: Hours Later, as the noo lights the-
RVOEI? RANCH, A HUee.V.WNI'OONTAlN
LION STALKS ANOTHER KILL.. y.,
corn i.ig py ma qrpvicc. mc. t m pre, u s p.t of.
EXPERT SERVICE
When There'. Something You Want Don
SEE AN EXPERT
The firm, and Individual. IIMeri below tpoclallre In their woi.
See them lor epeit .ervlcea. You ihould profit by their help.
ANTIQUES
The Strange Shop. 106 S. Muln St.
AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE
Bcrsh'8. C30 Winchester. Ph. S05.
AUTO REPAIRING
Alba SpauKb'a Oarage. 234 W, Oak
aU eeL Phone 303.
Hartley & Fine hex, Ja5 No. Boae.
Ph. 438.
KnlKht-l'ovier, coiiiit IiourIuh A
Main. Body, fender work. 1'iilntlnR.
BATTERY SERVICE
Uorgh's. 630 Winchester. Ph. 805
BEAUTY 8AL0N8
Allison's Beauty Shop. Phone S84
BLACKSMITH
E. K. Woodcock, S15 N. Main.
RADIO ELECTRICAL REPAIRING
RoBebuTg Electrlo. Phone 123.
FLUE CLEANING
J C. Bewley Phon 163
LOCKSMITH
Pacific Key Snr. 223 W. Oak St
GENERAL SAW FILING
Also furniture repairing.
Howard Caacbeer, F4S Fowler St,
RADIO SERVICING
Harris JRadio Service. Phone I06t
I.nnd ltadio Herviee. Phone 31.
REFRIGERATION SERVICE
E. C. Jones. Phone 1391
SHEET METAL WORK
Sinnlger'a, 444 N. Jackaon SL
TOWING
Stephens Auto Co. 328 No. Mala
SL Phone 682-J.
TIRE RECAPPING
1 1 ciily 'a (iilniore Slulion. 1'h. lol.
WASHING MACHINE 8ERVICE
llergh's Apiliance Servlca Pll. 805.
WATCH REPAIRING
Alvin Knudtson, 103 N. Jackaon St.
WELDING
Run. Welrilna- Works. 609 N. Main,
QUESTION INNEW
PAROLE ACT RAISED
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
Pop Gets Involved
By Merrill Blotter
SALEM. May 12. (API Doubts
iiH to whether the new atatn parole
law Ih retronetive led Governor
Spi-anue to ask the new parole
hoard today to investigate the easea
ot all the 1,11)0 prisoners now In
the penitentiary.
II the law does not affect pris
oner committed before June 14,
when it becomes effective, the
hoard would recommend to the
governor that he reduce sentences
of convicts who the board feels re
ceived unjust terms.
The attornev general has been
iisked for an opinion as to whether
the law. which Hives the board
nowcr to fix minimum sentenees.
applies only to convicts committed
alter June 14, or to all convicts tu
bulin!; those already in prison.
Another reason for the gover
nor's request was believed to be
that It would maintain the morale
of the convicts, most of whom
(Mnk they will pel shorter terms
tinder the new law. If the attorney
general holds that the law does not
apply to cnnvlctH already confined,
the iioard, by recommending to the
governor that he adjust sentences
thrnuiih his commutation power,
still would. In effect, set uniform
sentences Tor the convicts now in
prison.
ALVIN M. KNUDTSON
IKlt-l'lI-lKU W A 'PC II MA K Hit
Tin i iik li cXHinin.i I tmiH lv
Tin- IhmduKli'til hiMtitui. of Am.
',. Niit'i Bureau tf SliiridiuilH,
WanlliliKliHl. 1. '.
til ah Ti:t:n hi:paiuin.
Not dur to fhiuniuuia luiin
St. no
much like a charity Institution.
Dog Fishes
PHILADELPHIA Anthony Mer-
'ek, Jr., returned from a fishiuK (rip
with his KsUlmo dog, u six-inch
perch and a story.
He said ho dropped his baited
line Into a pond, set the pole in a
crotch and wandered away. Tho
do remained on the bank.
'RetnrninK;. Merek said he found
the dog had dragged the pole and
line to shore with tho perch win
filing on the hook.
fV J WONT MAVE YOU MmMMPMJ YJd WON'r HAVE Stf GO THE NAME
;Mr GOtrJG AROUND TONArJ IM TMO T W RIDtCULOl .'G f OLj WASTIM3 VOUR. tj Aw. AHCAD- HE
TYk OUTLAMDfSH COSTUMES AMD J BUT. IF 1 A?,KED k BUT", LIFE ON SUCH i- W FELLAS V POINT ) POlMTED
Slv MAK1M6 A FOOL. OF rf r PpP----- YOU Tc DO OOSH, NONSENSE t Hi 1 NOT Tb A TO IS
Y. Yourself L HAVE p a thin-3 like this ill. see r Jk that name gqoszy-
" TTV-v V. T J THATOU'D FPATERAt THAT YOU fTHATS AND FRECKS ..oW
I'Un VT" 1 .0- FEEL ABUSED 1TY IS GET A A $T fWTriEN OO OLD MAN,' N.r
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BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES
Now What?
By Edgar Martin
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WASH TUBBS
Good Boy, Easy
By Roy Crane
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TU66S 60ILTV FCH THCEE BEACONS: HE IWREWEKtU
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WHEM WASH ABIOED.
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CERTA1MLV. WASH'S FlUGERPRIMTS ARE f AVID FURTHERMORE, 1ME HAD REA"b0M TO HOLLOW
OU A 3V AUTOMATIC, AMD T7 ,I:nr'Tf. BOLHO C0V.ER, B0V-FRIEU0 OF THE FAU-
SPLEND1X WA) SHOT, .?..i't.R5!- . 0AWCER WHO WAS HIRED BV THE SPI.EUDUES
with A'o r- what? Htb Kl&HT! J to ruim wash, im aw EVE-wrrwEss, ceutle-
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ODDITIES
(Ily the Associated Press)
Gulp to End Gulps
KLI.KNKIU'Wl. Wash. The
gulping craze finally has caught up
with a Riilpcr,
Kalph AlcMwen, high school sen
ior, termed other Rulpers "sissies";
cHHiivcd a live hornet.
The hornet slung Ualph in (hc
mouth.
OREGON EVENTS
FLASHED FROM
WIRE SERVICE
SALICM, May Li. (AIM- Lewis
Iloberts. liS, Haleni, was Idlleil yes
terday by n falling tree on the S.
J. Yatos place near Monmouth.
Wi I nouses said he tried lo ch
capo the tree by running up n
hill side hut slipped and fell.
Ills wile and two children sur
vive. ASTOItlA. Ore., May IH.-IAIM
A wire thief stole 1 5fn feet of
the North Columbia company's
telephone line bw wren Mt'gjer
and Chinook yesterday, disrupt tm;
long distance communication be
tween Knappton and Portland.
Cutup Contest
MOItGANTOW.V, W. Va.-Name
(he ik'w hospital here and you -can
have a free appendicitis operation
whether you need It or not.
The county court made the offer
In a warding contracts for a new
building lo rephn e the Monongalia
county hospital. Official thought
"county hospital" sounded too
KLAMATH FALLS SET
FOR I. O. O. F. HOST
KLAMATH FALLS, May VI.-
(API- Khiinath Kalis Odd I-VIIowh
hardened final arrangements today
lo accomodate an anticipated influx
of IMiOn viHftortt for the Kith annual
convention of the Oregon I.O.O.K.
and II auxiliary orders.
The convention opens here Sun
day afternoon and will continue
through Thursday of next. week.
Chief among Hie M-hcduh-d dele
gates will he Oen. Oeorge I. Uriel,
d hector of Odd fellows' develop
ment and extension and represenia
live ol (irand She Huiton A. (las-,
kill of Louisville, Ky.
Hold Everything!
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"blcuily, llicrc, old irl!"