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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-RByiEW; ROSESu'j 6REgQNj SXTUftDAY', JANUARY 29', 19441 FIVE ft Hi i i ... i . . . i . . . . i ( f ; LOGGERS WANTED Choker setters, fallers, buckers. Camp IS miles' east of Sutherlin. Moderri-' camp facilities main tained for employees, serving highest' quality food. Dally bus service furnished from towri to camp. Inquire at camp or mill office Roseburg Lumber Co.' WAITED -Lady for" secretarial work who could' furnish refer ences: Shorthand not neces sary. Part time work. Phone 846-Y 5 to 8 evenings. MECHANIC Experienced' on i Chevrolet cars and trucks. Also combination painter and metal man wanted: Hansen Motor company. WANTED Janitor by Rose-burg-school district.' See W. M. Campbell at Jr. High building or call 434. BODY AND FENDER MAN wanted. Make own bids. Get set on this good steady job at Lockwood Motors. WANTED' An' experienced bookkeeper. Phorte' 76, Rose burg, before' noon for appoint ment. WANTED Machinisti-Roseburg Saw and Supply. 731 S. Ste phens. PAPER CARRIERS wanted. Phone 142 or call at 307 S. Main. COOK WANTED See Ann Ann's Fountain' LuncK. at Ration Books Lost LOST ration books - No; 3 and No. 4. Laurence S. Snyder, Gold Beach, Oregon. LOST Gasoline A coupon book. Genevieve Holliwcll, P. O. box T)09, Roseburg; LOST Ration books number 3. Rudolphand Anna Heiden, 817 S. Main. Livestock YOUNG BEEF COW for sale, $55.00 weighs about 700 pounds, or will trade for gentle young Guernsey or Jersey that gives at least two gallons milk daily. " Will pay difference it cow suits me. Fred Burri, 11 milccast of Sutherlin. FOR SALE 5 year old mare, medium weight, broke to work. 3 year old Jersey cow, fresh in February. Sundays. Mar garet B. Adair, C. V. Route. TWO YOUNG JERSEY heifers. Will be fresh March 1 and April 1; $75.00, each. E. A. Thrush; Camas Valley. YOUNG TEAM and new harness for sale or trade for small trac tor. M: R; Nlelson, Big Oaks TaVcrn. TEAM' FOR SALE, ages 12 and 13, weight 2800, true pullers. R. V. Matthews, Days Creek. FOR SALE 4 day old heifer calf. $3.0Q. Loy Harris, Route 1, Box 19, phone 41-R-4. Dogs FOR SALE Well trained High land Collie, good for sheep or turkeys, two years old. Phone 33-F-4. JameS A. Plnkortbn. ALLEY OOP TROUBLE MMOO, AS lSffll. k-ikifi AI 12. MOWAPCH OF 1HIS PREH iSTPBIfc. L 16 DISTOMJW mar I TELL YUH.OOR Il6 AWFUL'TmPS FOOZY TH 60BIU.fe HAMfe- MAY Httvtr SWIPED MOBE 7MAK1 MAI F MY ri COD! 11 ATlOklf J nv"u '-' i HAL , tic THE: SWOONERS, . r,.c IKJ SV4ADVSIDE ,d.ui; FEMIMIME HC pit."-' Yr HeR.T FLUTTERS ' I AMD SMELLS SALTS.1 rl ; tS YM 'i',, ("TV I J Xm 7 7WEEKITHEJAW40PA . 1 rrl Irr--' i-3tv i, iV.iV, I t . 1 vcU. i& yc. . J vi,teu s,.,,,,. .1-31 J (pinceqs mqvev.evt J FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS' The Burning Question- 1 BY MERRILL BLOS5ER PPfefi' He LIVES IM )WeVe" vVf HEARD' TMAT He 1 ( WONDER. WHAT IT IS THAT MAKES WOMEM ACT LIKE WOMEN? A J TT,7-n,TTTTtJ THERfe AND' BEEN SINGS WHEN HE , u j u . REQUESTED BY OWNER to vacate home, unable to una suitable house. Will sell six rooms good furniture electric washing- machine, Westing-" house refrigerator, Philco' ra dio; gas- range," Mixrhaster, piano, diriing, living arid bid room suites-including' Rorie De luxe springs and Simmons box mattresses. Call Saturday afternoon and' Sunday. 530 Overlook avenue. FOR" SALE150 NeW Hamp shire pullets, 6 months old, $1.50 each; 1 400-pound capa city cream separator, used one week, S65.00 : l electric Drooa- er, 100 chick size, $12.00. Write Box 115, Drain, Ore. 18 FOOT EASTERN factory built house trailer, mahogany interior, sleeps 4, air brakes, good tires. $650.00 cash. Can be seen at Sutherlin Standard Oil Station. Would' consider some furniture in trade. FOR SALE Bel' sawmill, 16 foot maximum,' 10 foot car riage; 40' inch' saw and double block, shingle attachment. K Cary, Dixonville. 2 YOUNG;COWS, dry; 7 feeder pigs; 1 Fordson tractor and Wood saw; assortment of plows, i hay mower and rake; incuba tor' and'- brooders. Melrose Route, Box 288-A. FOR' SALE Broccoli and other crates, chicken coops, chicken feeders, - all sizes or anything made from lumber. Weaver, Riddld, Oregon: RADIOS Table and cabinet models; electric' and' battery sets; eliminators and condens ers at Parslows, 135- South Stephens. ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEAN ERS $12.50 and $17.50 at Par slows this week. 135 South Stephens; FOR SALE Strawberry plants. Improved Oregon; Marshall and Gold' Hill. W. H. Long, Umpqua. FOR SALE Model D. John Deere tractor with 3-14 Oliver plow. Walter Leake, Dixonville. FOR N SALE- practically new swing rocker, with springs, $20. E. R. Maize, Hillcrcst Motel. FOFt SALE--4-burncr kerosene cook stove. Winchester store, Winchester. OLIVER TWO-WAY 14 inch plow. Ronald Hurst, Myrtle Creek. TRAILER HOUSE, factory built. Inquire at 217 Chadwick.- PRE-WAR baby crib Phone 20-F-12. for sale. FOR SALE Coleman oil heater. Phono 834-L. Fuel CAN HANDLE A FEW more-orders for wood. 12 inch, 16 inch, 2 ft, 4 ft. Roy Denny, 523 N. Pine, phone 634iJ. PHONE 468 Green Slab Wood ROSEBURG LUMBER COl FOR SALE Stove length Ur mill wood. Immediate delivery. Red Diamond Fuel Co., Sutherlin. . ( '( .ifJ'M fi rr .9ATTH,55SFr-n fl and, trub to her Utt t" tffif HMmh! NOWV'1 Ul 4 I I VTA , ,r;? n I IN rAB 'ACTION THAT H H AJJCeSTBYjSPOTfl S0M6THINS fM JUSTIN iT't'l 1 igM RassFi ftJm t.-T im .. f.y . -zr FARM LISTINGS City prop erty! also vacant lots. We are receiving many inquiries: Take advantage of our many years of experience in- handling all classes of property. Prompt ap praisals 'made. List your prop erty with-us now! You will ap preciate our efficiency in serving- the interest of both buyer and seller.- W. A. Bogard, Real Estate, 214 Cass street.- " MAN AND WIFE Experienced in1 general1 ranching:- Would like location' near Roseburg, Oregon. Would - like either to lease a ranch' that is stocked or take" charge- of same on a commission: For more .in- de tail, pleasfr write Mr. H. G. Wentworth, 628 45th St:, Oakland,- 9, California.- PRIVATE PARTY will pay up to $8000.00 for 3-bedroom home not' over 6 years- old. Either Laurel wood or Overlook dis trict: Write Box: 1682, co News RevIewV WANTED-Water tank in good condition. Please state size, kind' and' price in first letter. Robert Crawford, Route 1, Oakland. FARM- WANTED From- owner Give full details and lowest cash price. Address 7822, Dal ton Ave., Los Angeles, 44, Calif. WANTED TO RENT lot or space in-town or close in, to store wood. Roy Denny, N. Pine, Phone 634-J. WA"NTED 54' iHch" prewar baby crib with sliding side. Also prewar collapsible" baby buggy. Phono 660-L. WANT TO' BUY Electric docp well pump and a kitchrtl'range. Call 446 and ask' for O. A Hughes. WANT TO BUY small farm, $2000.00 down. Box 1684, care News-Review. WANTED White Muscovy drake. Mrs. Verne Simpson, Myrtle Creek. WANTED Old horse--must be able to walk. Ralph Weaver, Canyonville. 1 WANTED TO BUY Child's vie trola and records. Phone 580-J. Lost and Found LOST Woman's small rose gold wrist watch with 5 garnets and 3 diamonds, wine cord band, Lost on Oak street Saturday p. m. Finder phone 846-Y. Re ward. LOST Brown billfold between Indian theatre and Grand ho tel. Liberal reward for return to Guy Fender, Grand hotel. LOST Billfold containing 2 "T" ration books and 1 "R" ration book as well as other important papers. W. F. Boncbrake, Mel rose. LOST OldMnobilo hubcap be tween Stephens street and Lookingglass. Phone Halen Saar, 325-J. FOUND Heavy Yale lock. Own er produce key; pay for ad. 222 W. Douglas. OoOla's Here Too! USED CARS WANTED WE PAtf MORE FOR GOOD' USED CARS CALL 80 FOR THE HIGHEST CASH OFFERS FOR' YOUR CAR." LOCKWOOD-MOTORS" NEW ENGINE ASSEMBLIES are available in' eight different sizes for Dodge, Plymouth, Dodge Trucks, Chrysler, and DeSoto' cars. We can replace the motor in any of these cars', or trucks from 1935 models through 1942. Thfcse' engines are complete with Head, part, watbr pump; oil pump, and fly wheel: Brand' new, right' off the assembly line, tbsted and run in- for eight hours'. And they sell for only $i80.oo to $225.00 SI DILLARD'MOTOR CO. Dodge Plymouth Dodge Trucks WANTED USED ' CARS AND TRUCKS; TOP CASH' PRICE FOR; ALL MAKES. KEEL MOTORS. Your Studebaker dealer, 443 N. Jackson: USED CARS, TRUCKS AND TRACTORS WANTED. -IldHEST CASH PRICES PAID. HANSEN MOTOB CO 1934 CHEVROLET coupe. Pi-Ic ed to sell; fair tires, motor me chanically good. Phone 151-R, after 5:30.- ; 1933 v:8 for sale, good' condition. Harvey Cullon,' Sutherlin, west of tracks. Pine and' Second streets; ' OR' SALE 1937 Buick sedan In good condition,- good tires.-good paint-job. Phone 380 or 148-u VIODEL A" TRUCK, dual tires, for sale or trade. 1146 W. First) Poultry 3UY BETTER BRED CHICKS THIS YEAR Choose at Wards froriv bred-up' stock from the blood'llhesr of the world's best breeders. Every chick from a top;grade Ward:ihspected hatch. ery. Ail varieties. Order now at Montgomery Ward, 315 No. Jackson. FOR SALE 8-month-old Rhode Island Red roosters. Parmentrr strain; from blood-tested stock Excellent for" breeders. $2.50, each. Melrose Rt., Box 67. Phone 39-F-4. WATZIG LEGHORNS, produc tion bred. Also Hampshire R I. Reds, b: Rocks. Watzlg Hat chery, phone 712-J. Order now. BABY CHIGKS White Leghorn New Hampshircs. Geo. M. Pet ersen' Hatchery, Rt. 1, Eugene, Oregon. WATZIG HAMPSHIRES, Febru ary 23. Order .now. Watzlg's Hatchery. Hay, Grain, Feed FOR SALE Oats and vetch, also rye grass, cheat and peavlne hay, baled. O. A. Rowe, High way mile nortfi' of Wilbur. FOR SALE 8 tons baled oat and vetch hay. $20.00 ton. A. O. Helvey, Route 2, Box 1, Hollis St., Jones Addition. FOR SALE 40 tons second cut ting alfalfa. Also oats, vetch and straw, baled. R. H. Wil son, Umpqua. LIST WITH' US NOW' IF YOU WANT TO SELL! - Copy is now beings prepared , for our February Bulletin which will- be mailed to some 400 Live Prospects in OUT-OF-STATE areas;- List now and take advantage of this pub licity, j ROSEBURG REALTY GO. Umpqua Hotel Lobby Phone 211 ATTENTION LAND BUYERS Called to Army, must leave Feb. 10. Have 52 acves, moun tain ranch, -about-6 acres till: able, some piling timber, small cabin, house and barn, 3 live springs; 3 miles from town. All for $750.00. Sec Jay Antis, owner, or Ray Ai Norton, his agent at Myrtle Creek,. Ore gon. FOR SALE BTOOrti dwelling, bath, 3 bedrooms, garage, wood shed and storeroom, 4 lots, some fruit and walnut trees, poultry house, on paved street. Immediate possession. Price $2500.00.- Buslhess' properties, auto courts, stock ranches, dairy ranches, poultry ranfches, and unimprov ed tracts. Everything in real estate and insurance. Fred Ai uon, icai tor. 122 S. Stephens. Phone 218. WILL LEASE, $50.00 per year, 85 acres on Umpqua1 river west 01 Wilbur. Small house, fenced, some river bottom, suitable for sheep, goats,- hogs, turkeys, chickens. C. E. Cranfill, 1908 F. street, San Diego, Califor nia. WANTED More farm listings. We have many good prospects on the waiting llst-all sizes, types and prices. Call at 703 5 Stephens street, Roseburg, or phone 173-L. Strout Realty Agency, Ray Ruebcl, agent. 2G ACRES. 12 miles-Roseburg. County road. Electricity. Good 5 room' house. $2000.00' cash price. Immediate possession. G. W. Youhg' & Son. 205 W. Cass - street. Phone 417 WANTED Listings of city and . suburban properties for sale. , If-you-wish to sell or buy real : estate, see G. W. Young & Sort, ,;v205 W. Cass street, phono 417. WANTED TO BUY Small farm near Roseburg. Please state price, location, etc., in letter. A. . J. Simpson, 2837 Long Beach ' Blvd., Long Beach, Calif. WANT ACTION? List your home, farm or stock ranch with- RosebUrg' Realty Co., Umpqua Hotel Lobby, phone 211, MODERN 5-room house, new barn, chlckoh house, garage, fenced fertile 6 acres. Good pas tures. Henry Newman, Suther lin: FOR SALE Partly furnished" 2 room cottage: Phone 481 -R. Repairing; NOW IS THIS TIME td get your farm tractor and equipment overnauied. While you can. Umpqua- Machine! shop, Myrtle Creek. ALL MAKES of sewing machines mpalred. Call 634-L. 409 W. Douglas. After 5 p. m: BY V.T.HAMLIN 360 ACRE RANCH at Canyon , ville. Will- sell ort; good terms or trade for business, city prop-' erty or what' have you; Contact' Ralph" White' at canyonville Hotel. Work Wanted LADY with' 12 year old daughter wants- houseworkc good' refer ence. Child's Welcome first con sideration: Country preferred. Address Mrs. Eva- E. May, Till er, Oregon: HIGH SCHOOL senior wants of fice work; mornings. No short hand. Box 1686, co News Re view. NOTICE We custom slaughter and1 cure any amount: Phone 350.' Douglas Meat1 Co.- WANTED practical nursing; or. confinement cases. - Mrs. m. d, Lyons,- Douglas Hotel: FOR- HIRE Umpqua Transfer. Idleyld Star Route,- Dennis Mathews: , . FOR INCOME TAX service see Mr. Greaves. Grand Hotel, eve nings 6 to 9. TWO GIRLS- WANT work as waitresses or sales girls. P. O, Box 126. BOY 16 wants-Job-after school and' on- Saturdays. Phone 829 R, TRUCK FOR HIRE. Waldo Pond, Winchester. Logging Equipment" FOR SALE 1941 Dodge logging truck with Brownllp trans, and Eaton renr end. Dual axle trailer. Good rubber and me chanical condition. Priced to sell. Glen Olson, Myrtle Point, uregon, Phone 7-M. FOR SALETwo' Intbrnntlonal TA-40's with dozers. Ono lnter- national TD-35 with' drum; Howard Cooper Corp.', Eugene, uregon. FOR SALE Logging cat with eleven foot dozer. Lester Rentals 3 ROOM CABIN . Chase-Hall Poultry Farm, rile Creek. Foul Gives Cruz Verdicf Over Chase PORTLAND, Ore., Jah. 20. (AP) Unable to- continue after three fivc-mlnute rest periods, C'ostello Crur, 165, won-on a foul' from' Jack Chase, 159, Pacific coast middleweight boxing cham pion, in the fourth round of their scheduled 10-round non-title bout1 last night. The two battlers,- who fought i to a draw hero a year ago, punched-on even terms In the first round, with Chase taking the second' and third with a strong attack to the head which had Cruz groggy. Cruz rallied in the fourth; backed Chase to the ropes, and caught a left in the groin as he charged In. Cruz' manager claim1 ed a foul and three separate five- minute rest' periods were given the Californlan in an effort to put him back Into fighting shape. Preliminary results: Lefty Ab bott, 158, Bclllngham, scored three-round technical knockout over Roy Dlmnj 159; Vancouver. In scheduled six-round semi! windup; Mel Roberts,' 138, Port land, decisioned Jimmy Hogan, 143, Seattle, six rounds. Angott, Jack Battle to ' Draw in Ten Rounder NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-fAT! -Beau Jack and Sammy Angott, rival lightweight champions of the world, still have' their lilies after' last night' 10-round draw at Matilson Square garden. Angott, who enme out of the" fight will! a leg injury, got away in front with a flnrf exhibition of outboxirtg the' Beau but was shaken up' In the second by a hard' left hook to the head. He was clutching and hitting with his free paw In his familiar style throughout the middle rounds as the. Beau first tried to out box then to outsiug his foe. Jack scored repeatedly with n right hand and both men slipped down for no counts In the seventh when' Angott enjoyed hiu widest margin, Biil-hs siirfel'efl' In a fall' llilb a tub of boiling water proved fa tal to-two-year-old Sterllne John son, daughter of Mi, and Mi's. Marx Johnson, Empire. If Newt-Review carrier fail to deliver your paper Pleat Cal! 215-L between 6:00 and 7:00 P. M. PLUMBING Pete' Crummett; phonef 697l Coon Lumber Co. Phone 1211 Roscoe Marsters, phone 671-Y. COMM'CL REFRIGERATION Chet- Hamrn. Phone 715.- I Lund Radio Service 101 w: Cass St. . Phone 34 ANNOUNCING MUSIC AND EQUIPMENT , FOR DOUGLAS COUNTY Records', Sheeh Music, Folios, Strings, Mouth Pieces, Reeds' 3fe RHS Cagers Lose Second Straight to Cavemenr41to26 Rbscburg's season record' of splitting' basketball games with opponents was broken last" rtlght" when' the' Indians- collapsed' un der a-sustained" third-period drive by thC Grants- Pass Cavemen and were beaten 41 to 26 In a game at Grants Pass. Grants Pass also I won Friday night's game, Inflict-1 ing two defeats in a row on the Redskins'. Last' night's contest' followed the pattern of several previous contests In whlcH the' Indians have'eHgagcd, with' the Roseburg team playing capable ball during the first two'periods, but going to pieces aflbr thd rest' period. The two' teams played an'even flit' quarter In' which the score was tled;at 5-all. The sccdnd'quar ter also was nip-atld-tuck with the Cavemen holding' a' one-point ad; vantage. 12 to' II, at half-time; Smith' and' Rclbel opened up a lbng-range' assault on1 the Rose burg' basket as the third' period opened, connecting' with several long' shots which quickly put Grants' Pass well' out in1 front'. The Roseburg defense collapsed under the assault and the Cave men piled up1 a-wide-margin. The game Was' much more cleanly played -than Friday night's' game; which was rough and ragged; Ten fouls-were call ed' on Roseburg players last night and 11 on the Cavemen, The Indians will play two games- here next week, Feb. 4 and 5, against Mcdford. Lineups: Grants Pass 41 Pos, 26 Roseburg Rlcbel 13 F.... ..9 Young Furchner 5 ,...F... 1 Wiley Smith 16 ,....C 8 LoomUf Ausland 3.. G: PI pen Chambers 2... O.. ,...4 Krell Substitutions: Giants Pass Dcibcr 2; Roseburg Cummings 4. Other High School' Scores (By the Associated Press) Eugene 47, Salem 28. Junction City 29, Cottage Grove 25. LaMorta Defeats Harris On Unpopular Verdict , DETROIT," Jan. 29 (AP) Jake LaMotta gained a split de cislon last' night for his seventh victory in eight Detroit fights, but the customers thought Ossle (Bulldog) Harris of Pittsburgh was magnificent in defeat; In- fact,- many In the crowd thought Harris rfhould have re celved the decision. An enormous howl went up after the tenth round when the referee raised LaMotta's hand. There was no knockddwn; Glide GLIDE--Roy Foster was taken to the Roseburg hospital Thurs day evening where he is receiv ing treatment for pnuemonia. Mis. Bob Lane has gone to Al bany. Ore., where she will visit her diughter, Mrs. Harry Har vey, and granddaughter, Lois Harvey. The county health mti'sc visit ed the Glide' school WedneFdiiy Are you keeping star boarders in your chicken house? 7 Bring us your non-productive hens for bigger profit. ... NORTHWEST 500 West Lane RADIO SERVICING Radio Doctors, 306" N. Stephens. Lund Radio Service.- Phone 34, PIANO TUNING Arundel. Repairs.. Demoth. 189-L. i HAND SAW FILING' Tiny Bonrud, 731 S. Stephens. Phone 300.' and gave the students health ex--amlnationsi She stated' that the' school had a clean bill of health with' no 'cases of infection or con tagion. . Mrs. U. S. Barker- is a patient at Mercy hospital where she is receiving treatment for infection1 In her hand. Enthusiasm Is running high in the war bond' sale contest being conducted by the Glide school, Both grade and- high school' are divided Into 'sides with AI Pfeifcr and Norma Jean' Shrum heading their respective sides Sub-chair. men are appointed for each room and the losing side in each' room will' entertain-the winners- at' the close of the contest: 1 . Mi's. Elizabeth Blakely Is quite 111 at1 her home ort the Buckhorn road. LOWE & BELL REDY-M1X CONCRETE 503 East Second' , Avenue South Telephone" 620' BEST BUYS n IN REAL ESTATE 3 a u a SIX ROOM FURNISH ED HOUSE Very good furniture, four heavy rugs, Frigldalre, elect, stove, walnut dlnlhg room set etc. price $3500.00. a a a 300 ACRE- RANCH STOCKED AND EQUIP PED -Five room re modeled homo, electri city, spring water piped1 in, on good road only two miles from Highway 99, school bus- and RFD, at door. 2 good barns, family orchard, live creek, good' woven wire fences, 12 head' cattle. D f .Liu snccp, junn ucera U tractor and all equip' rtient. 60 acres- tilled,. Q nearly all can' be cultl- vated If desired. Modern t"l furniture can be pur- chased. Price $13,000.00. 83 ACRES TWO MICES FROM ROSEBURG ON good road: 53 tilled, bal' anco open pasture. Weill fenced: No house. Price $6500.00. FORTY ACRE CHICK EN' RANCH' 30 acres tillable, 10 A. pasture and timber, all bottom land, good creek, bath, electricity, 3 bedroom house, barn, all fenced and cross fenced. Phono, school bus. i mile to pav ed highway. Poultry houses for 1000. Price $5500.00. m t mm m BRING YOUR LIST INGS TO US FOR RESULTS EARL WILEY REALTOR Hotel Rose Bldg. Phone 726-R D O D El B a a a a a a POULTRY CO. Phono 210 f. r-'.v ;;) I .-'.$? I t m iVt-