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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, " OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1940.
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VAJ, DOUCI.AS g f V 1 snorts
w liter, shipped on a freighter to
find excitement.
KDIUK CAVAIJKR-tt p r i . e
I ik h !m- headed tor the title, bun n
scon to settle with Val.
( : A J 'T A i N ST KV 15 MA NKKN
skipper of the Northern lielle.
Ii T F F y KKUSO Cavalier's
manager-
YKSTKI1IMV: Val tries lo
thank Kddiu for Having her. but
ho remains cold. Shu even offers
to release him from the crew
when the ship makes port. Hack
In Kan Krinieisco, Promoter Sam
(ioldeu is try ins to explain to
spurts writers, vhin word comes
that Kddie's opponent lias sprain
ed ids ankle.
CI IAPTKR, XVI
Th-re wus mild commotion In
Sam (iolden's office when the pro
moier made his annnuiiceineiit.
They leaped upon hint at once
When . . . how bad was Massi:ii
hurl . . . would he be uhle to
tight . . . what did the doctor
say . . . ?
Sam held up his bands in an
effort lo stop (ho torrent of words
that wen being fired at bini.
"Jtoys. hoys, give me a ehantv
to brent In." he pleaded. "It's Ir.nl.
midline lierself thinking of little
things like that.
So sue let her mind wander a
bit She thought of Home of the
other men she bad known. A
couple of them she bail liked.
There was M:irsball Kendall.
Handsome, impetuous .Marshall
Kendall wbo didn't have to work
a day of hlH II Co if be didn't care
,, . ..ii .i to. but who was haphazardly try-
l, .ln-B my Miisalnl wfnt an.: , , ,,,,. u,0 bl!okoraKe bui
lwl,.,l ,, of u.om lnm:y Ito-, ,kSB. ,,, ami hl hoW 0,1
iiieiilH. or noiiio thin and lie wnnti, , find ,, ,,s yilehL
be ablt to Unlit tor maybo two ,. ,, , ... .
niolitliK " Tliurf wail Umliii'y Illnii', u llil-
' , ,, ,'miui (lynaliio it over tlim'ii wuii
Sam inoimeil bin bald huad ,., ; w,,,p,,, j,is 11W
again. "And with that advancu hsm.s3 tliut be had no time to
Kale," bemoaned, "Una la gotta ..,, sh 00.... llke iilln,.v
lilair a lot If only be would un-
i'bey hud i head a little mol e. He had al-
happen to me."
They were relentleHa
to have a Htoi-y. One of them al-' ready aked her to marry him
ready bad a death clutch on the yt idie knew nhe could never
telephone to cull his paper. 1 Full In love with either Marshall
"I can't cancel." Sa:n walled, or lindlley. She couldn't ever
"I can't. I'll never get Cavalier , marry a type, and that's what they
here axaln." lucre. If and when she did fall in
ttmlilnnlv hp ftiHlw.il t tha l"vp it would be with Hoineotic
phone. "Wall: I sot an idea. I'm n-freshins. Someone
a , call the chamn. I think I l""ia'se and spirit.
lllitf UuHi'rlbed real property situated
I In Uouidua County. Uregoli, lu-
Lana wrrice iviiia jcii 1 m, ..",.1 -.r -.,, ,
! of Ijonution i.aml (. lann No. 40 In
.Sections nevtnlecli (IT) nud einli-
.ll.'NHAU, Alaska, April 17. 'teen (11) la Towa.lnp Iwwii) -nine
(AI'J-The body of Kloyd O. He.ta. I TAS!1
ill. wliu a 'oxuUil wound in the I and tu huiiji ri th bmnu to a Jfiili-
...IU In.,..,) in ll... .....r,,!. na r . .lit 1 t M Vi'KI i Ka t foil lil.tl tile lltH
Cadastral Engineer of
bis homo on the (
todu y. An t horl ties said Hells, ca
daslritl engineer in the land office
here, bad apparently Uiken bis own
life. The widow und a step-sou survive.
Ml 31 MUSH
got an out."
In Mil' Circuit CiHit't of thf Slate of
urcon for lumKlaa I'oumy.
Thi JMoni't-r J'liKiitional S(i;ictv. a
cfirpoi atiou, J'luiiilirr, tt. Thu un
known lii'lt'M of Iovwy Paltt'isoii,
ilc'UiiKi'd ; Mitrtha Jane lJatKiMn;
und lht lutkiiDWii bens ut Marliia
Jane FuLlcrHuii ; nil ottur
pt-rttriiiK ur parties unknuun
(lalniiiiLC any liKlit, titk. emah'.
In n or iiiUtchi hi the ilmI cMttte
dt-srt-llifd In Hit; Complaint Imiv
in. J j-fe mla ii t.
'J'k: Tim uiiUimwn lu-irs ut lyv-y
I'al IfiM.ui. (h-.c;. h.nl : MnHIm .I.ii.-
with ' i'ntttTnuii ; l h iii) known heirs of
.Martha J a ne . 1'a t lerson ; alnu all
nllH'i' porsiiiiH v parties link
The question formed in Iter ' eiaiiniiiK any liKbt, title, est a to.
mlml without her being; conscious j v"11 ,".r "'i,efjt in the n-al estute
if it. Someone like Eddie Cav ti
ller? No, she told bersell. It could
could it?
Ham was luckv. In five minute
lio was talking to the champ's I hardly be Kddie
mitnuKer in iNcw oi k. w nen no;
was tbrouKb be slumped back in wIlt.n. hl, Knokp Sll(1(i(.niyi
bis seat, completely spent. at h(1).. Hi((i Hile HlarUmi visibly.
"Well, boys, here it is and it's "I guess we're picking up thu
a swell yarn. too. We're briuKhf ( pilot here," he observed. He was
in Corky HritfKS from Chicago, i tiKht. In a little while they were
He's available and in shape. An' In Challham, sound and nosed
what's more, the chump says he'll ' toward (heir dock.
ITS ACTION IS EASIEST!
Teals prove Chevro
let's to be the easiest
steering column gear
shift to operate. Com
pared with the two
cars next in sales,
Chevrolet requires
only 2.8 ft. -lb. effort,
Car U 8.5, Car C 14.8-
ITS LEVER AND ITS
"THROW" ARE SHORTEk
Chevrolet's lever
und its travel or
"throw" arc the
shortest, and that
means the quickest
shift. Lvnsth of
Throw: Chevrolet,
O-i'i Car 11, 7la'i Car
II u&
t jiiiij.T.iiij.,a
II .lnUlliiHrtll i i M I ll a.uJfi
i mi.n.,. n wyxfcw new
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Q ..o ti "CHEVROLET'S FIRST AGAIN!"
ffnJ iet..r
ECZZZZ. TU I OUIflt BUSINESS COUPf
v IT'S EFFORTLESS IN TRAFFIC
Stop and Co lied
and C ree n II it 1 1 1
Start! Thslt'N (riiltic.
A nil that ' s w hero
Chevrolet 'seusy siiift
inji is appreciated.
Vacuum does M)' o of
tile work; only 2U' i is
done hy the driver. No
tugging, no shoving!
, 7" - - rot.,
0'"; ""' ca.
KIANSEBJ MOTOR C0.
OAK AND STEPHENS STS.
The Kangway had hardly been
moored last when 1 Hi fly Kelso was
sera milling down. Pop Crimes
leaned on the rail anil watched
him. "He'll fall flat on bis face,
uive Cavalier a whack at him if
he beats liriggs."
"Jumping Jupilor:" ono of the
report eis howled. "Corky Itriggs
isn't a middleweight miv more.
He's been riuhthis as n Ibfht-hciiw I sure," be said dryly. "1 almost did
for three months now and he's!"1"'11 ' stepped on land after my
climblnK fast!" . fli"t sea trip.'' i
Sam shrunged. "I know It. but! I1"1 Duffy made It without acci-
whal can we do? I ain't not no dent. He found a waterfront res-
nbove named lef endaii tH.
I n the inline of the State: of Ore
fe'on; You and each of yitu are here
by i-iMmri'd to appear ami answer
I lie (.'oinplaliit of plnintifr filed
iiKaliiMt you In the ubuvi? en tilled
chi it mill ca usft iM ur before four
we-ks from the first publication of
ihH suinmims, and if you fail to so
appear and answer Ha Id Complaint,
plaintiff for want then-of will ap
ply to the eoiirt for tin; relief de
manded to said Complaint, a sue
einct ataleuieiit of wbieh Is as ful
p.u.s. ln-wit: that you and eath of
yon he required to owner! and dis
elome the naiure and rharaett-r of
any el aim, entale or hit i-n-nl you
have or elaini In and to the follow-
taurant with a pay station and put
his call through,
huffy Kelso ran all the way
back to the, ship. Hu was raging
and sputtering so much be could
allcrnatlve. So Cavalier'!! hav
give away eight, nine pounds, or
so. ft's his business, not mine, if
be wauls that title shot."
He looked at Ills watch. "TluH
mud scow of l holm uoIm into 'hardly talk.
Prince Rupert in a few hours. I thing pop did was remove
I'm uotiua wire Duffy now he 'he cigar from hln mouth. "Maybe
should call me just, as soon . iva j this'!! make it easier," be said,
he gets ashore. Now scram, you been jobbed again!" Imify
gu vs, and let me have my head- I screamed. Ko told them what had
ache in peace." happened in San Francisco.
Thev left him with a rush and j "That bad," muttered Pop. I
Sum (iolden reached for the rem- dunno whet 1mm we can give away
minis of the bottle of whisky. I pounds like that especially to a
'tough one like Corky Hriggs."
Sparks sent, Sam Coldeu's wire I "U'e ain't got no choice," Duffy
down to Duffy Kelso a couple of isaid. "( uion, we're gettin' back
hours later. to I'risco in a hurry."
"('nil me immediately you find IT" be continued,
telephone, he read out nlou
ORDER
FUEL NOW!
Dry 4-ft $3.00 cord
Dry 16-inch S4.50 load
Sawdust $2.50 unit
Mill Enas $4.00 load
Planer Ends $4.50 load
We have green wood on hand
bet
plalntlfr und defendants may he
forever ipiieied, and that it '' '
creed Unit the claim of Hie defen
dants and each of llieiu if without
foundation In law or in equity or in
tact and that plnlliliff is Uie own
er ill fee of Mud preinl.se anil Hie,
who).- thereof free from any and
nil claims or interest of said defen
dant or ellher of them of any kind
or nature whatsoever and nuhjei t
only to the coin raeltia! rigMls of
Iwuie Dalil und Kdmt S. Dalil, and
that plaintiff have such other and
further relief as to tho court may
seem equitable.
This eiinimoiiH Is served upon you
hy publlciitiou thereof for a period
of once each Week for four conse
cutive weeks in the ltonebui'g News
Itevlew. u newspaper of Kcneial ir-i-uluMon
puhliriiied and Issued in
itoehiiiK. l'otlKlas County. Oregon,
by order of the lion. Carl h. v im
b.rly. JudKi! of Mie above entitled
court made on the 3rd day o! April.
1!H. and you nie. tieiehy notified
lo appear and answer the name on
or before four Weeks fr tin date
of Mie firt puhli-ntion hereof
which la the lltli day of April.
llH0' HICK & OltCl'TT.
AttoinevN for l'laintiff.
l"ot Office Address; JUiHehutg,
Oregon.
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Specials for Friday
v and Saturday
TOMATO JUICE Del Rogue
Brand. No. 1 tall
cans, 4 cans m i
Itcocktail m m tf
Tall cans, 2 cans .... St
A 10c package of Sunshine
Crackers and a 10c package
of Hydrox Cookies, 4 Cgh
both for
DOG FOOD Pard, Cft
our reg. price, 3 cans 7
WHEAT I ES The Breakfast
of Champions, ? 4 0
2 packages m
ORANGE MARMALADE
28-oi. Globe jar,
RAISINS Thompson Seed
less, 4-lb. 9 Ir
package
RIPE OLIVES Full quart
can, medium size,
RHUBARB Local, 4 A A
3 lbs 1UC
ORANGES Large size
sweet and juicy,
2 dozen
RADISHES and GREEN
ONIONS Both '
local, 3 bunches ,
"That Hounds like Sam Golden,"
Duffy said. ''He must be tip in
the air like a kite, only higher."
I u fly sta red a t the message
again. Fiispieiously. "I don t like
the smell of Ibis." he said.
"Well, the nearest telephone Va
till three hours away. Meanwhile
keep voiir blood below the boilin ;
point." Val advised him. "You
might want lo get up a full bead
of steam later when you put your
call through "
"What's tip. do you wonder?"
Pop asked her when he got her
alone. Put Val had no better idea
than they did.
It was late afiornoou when the
Xnrt hern Hello nosed slowly up
the channel toward Prince Kuperf. I
"We'll be picking tip a pilot
soon. al observed. They wore
leaning aganst the rail up for- ,
ward, let ling (he cool breeze fan
hack Into their faces.
"How long before 'we dock?" j
Kddie asked. 1
"Couple of hours at least." Site
looked at him sideways. "Can't
wait unt'l you rid yourself of us, j
can you?"
He shrugged and stared at the
curling wake of white which '
spewed away from the how. j
"It was your offer, remember, i
What do you expect me lo do tin- j
der the circumstances? I Mil fy '
probably will weep out of sheer
happiness." J
He had something there, sin? ml-
milted to lierself. What did she ,
expect? Could there be any earth
ly reason why he'd give up a quick
trip back lo San PraneLseo instead !
ot four-day voyage. 1
Was that hat she wanted? ,
That was a troublesome t bought,
loo. Shi slo! a glance at the dar!;. '
rugged profile beside her. There '
wits sotuei hing slightly incongni- 1
ous about it. That sensitive i,,ourh, I
mavbe. Kddie cavalier rtidu'i haw-
ROSEBURG, OREGON ''be mouth you'd expect to find on :
i mixer ii.iimo sif momioi ii-
"Something tells me
it's time for Honey Maids"
jr sSsi- VMS ,
Notural oftar-school appetites require a wliolcsomc nutritive food
that is delicious to i-.it, yet doesn't spoil the zest for regular
meals. Honey Maid Grahams are dependable that way and rate
high in favor with wise mothers.
Keep a supply on hand always to serve with milk, fruit or simply
for. their own honey-sweetened goodness. Your food dealer has
them in triple-waxed packages, fresh-from-the-ovens of a nearby
National Hiscnit Company bakery.
HoneyMaid
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H CRACKERS
"' ' NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
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You've heard of pedigreed animals horses s'red by cham
pions well, the fruits grown for canning under the Red & White
label are the result of years of patient cultivation and breeding.
That's why you get such matchless color, uniformity of size and
luscious flavor in Red & White. Buy in dozen and case lots dur
ing this money-saving event!
Features for Friday and Saturday, April 19-20
Crackers
CASCADE SALTED
2-Lb.
Box .
14c
Tomatoes
BLUE & WHITE
EXTRA STANDARD
No.2 1-2
Cans. 3 for
25c
Wheat Cereal
RED & WHITE
28-Oz.
Pkg
t
18c
Red & White
MILK
IVORY
Tall Cans
3 for
CLEANSER
19cS0AP 5c
10c
Red & White
3 Cans
For . .
MART
COFFE
EARLY RISER
I -lb.
,.8ags
23c I COFFEE 4 19c
SunSpun
SALAD DRESSING Pio,sllc
SunSpun
SALAD DRESSING Quart, 33c
Pea A White
SIFTED PEAS N2 ,or 29c
Red & White. Cream Style or Whole Kernel
corn :r 2, or 25c
Red White Fancy Babv Whole
BEETS -22 or 35c
Red & White
GRAPEFRUIT Nc-2 for 27c
Red A White
PEACHES. N-n;2 for 35c
Red 4 White Fancy Eartlctt
PEARS 20c
Red & White Homestyle or Sliced
PSNEAPPLE -20c
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