MMSCTM nrWKABVIZW, VHTMOAT. AMVJL 1, 10 30.
nn ma
lr. Good Goods Says:
Our GOODS are GOOD;
,ur PRICES LOW..
Fisher's 1
ION CORRfSPONDfNI .
WRITES COMMUNITY KfWS
tiirch Is making up for the de
n,.y in rainfall of January and
krnury.
iinilay S'-hool was well attenueo
iilav. ilev. J. u. on'
LliVd very Interesting sermons
f,,n,K and evening here.
the Sunday atnool wi;: give an
er program next ounuay. oeo-
inlisic.
I- r: Crubbe. our geniul assessor.
msy Hiking peoples personal anu
tute holdings.
ftnr sawmill is aide to whistle
jr. lteimer recently purchased
I White l-eghorn hens. It is his
to increase the size of his plant
(in- hundred in the near future.
I Hoimer demonstrates that there
Lo much waste land In Oregon,
operates a creamery, a poultry
hi, and will soon erect a cannery
' . i rpl, i
fhis one acre 01 grounu. mo
Mra hnsinesH efficiency.
si an article quoted from the
ftland Telesrain we note that In a
lain house in Portland there was
lid lo be housed "twenty-two
Mren and 170 gallons of grape
Ih and a goodly quantity of wine."
we not that a compromise is
g soufiht for the father who was
ftsted for violating the prolilhi
t laws. Do we need this kind of
tens Let's deport them.
lolieit (irulibe recently purchased
Albany two dairy cows to add to
e herd, one of these being a regiR
d Jersey with excellent record.
11 is the kind of progress that the
Biers-must make.
luito a number of the folks here
colds since the box supper. One
kon suggested that it was caused
he draft created by the vacuum
their pocket books.
llss Huttle Grubbe has returned
Roseburg, where she has befn
lave her eyes treated
Mr Community Club will meet
iv. April 2. Prof. A. R. Sweet
' of the I'niversity of Oregon will
an Illustrated lecture, "David
glas" Trip lo Elkton in Search
J)e Sugar Pine." Prof. Sweetser
t he here Friday on the state to
I pictures of interest In the early
lory of Oregon. Among them will
ie site of "old Fort Umpqua" and
f"hlstorlc oak." under,, which the
t county court of Umpqua coun
Irns held. Elkton and vicinity is
i in earlv hlstorv. Prof. Sweetser
Klally Invites all old pioneers to
t him here Friday and Friday
fct. G. and H.
It o
IMPROVE COLORADO BASIN.
t
LOS ANGEI.ES, April 1. The
Iblem of Improving the basin of
Colorado river will be discussed
jnore i)mn fifty speakers from all
b of the United Slates at the an
U convention of the League of the
Itiiwest, which opened a three
p session here today. According
(engineers, Improvement of the
braclo river would eliminate
fcls in the southwest; save water
Jrrigate millions of acres; make
pible development of 2,500,000
Ike-test horsepower of electrical
jrK.v, and result in the southwest'
porting a population of BO.uOO,
(. Officials of the league have ex
hsed the hope the convention
phi result In unification of all tn
ssts in support of some' one plan
Improving the Colorado basin for
benefit of the entire southwest.
o
tAISK ADVERTISING FINDS.
.W FRANCISCO, April 1. A
Jl'aign to raise J250.000 a year
I advertising San Francisco has
n started by the Central Bureau
Ban Francisco Organizations. The
t aim of the movement, which is
ported by M. H. de Young, pub
er. and other prominent San
w. iscans, is to bring national and
'luauunai conventions here.
o
VOtl have Something in anil nr
try an Adv. in the News-Review.
LIBRARY FIGURES SHOW
CHIJDKfl, GREAT RCTDfRS
NEW YORK, March 30. Figures
compiled by the American Library
association In its "Books For Every
body" movement now under way,
show that nearly- one-half of those
who patronise public libraries are
children. Of these children a large
proportion are of foreign bora par
ents, uniy u per cent or thepopu
latlon of the United States, however
has adequate library service, the
balance having no facilities what
ever or a service limited to a marked
degree.
The fact that children are wide
users or imrary service is encourag
ing to educators who see in the flux
a greater development of toni ciii-
pzenship. They point to the fact that
ideals of American history and tra
ditions Inculcated In the youthful
n.ind will do much toward placing
citizenship on a much higher plan
In the coming generations.
The American Library association,
through ita enlarged kvrogram. is
striving to bring the best of litera
ture within easy reach of every man,
woman and child In the United
States, with the principal aim of self
education through books. It hopes,
with the other library agencies, to
extend library service to the 60,000,-
000 persons In the country who are
without adequate facilities and to
spread the doctrine of broader knowl
edge and sane thought by acquaint
ance with the best reading matter.
The "Books For Everybody" move
ment Is to be financed during: the
(next three years by a fund of $2,-
000,00') wnicn is being obtained, not
through the agency of a drive or
campaign, but by the individual ef
forts of librarians, library trustees
and friends of libraries.
HOTEL FOH WINCHESTER BAY.
Reports published in the Marsh
field papers state that Portland men
have been looking over the Winches
ter Bay country with prospects of
building a summer hotel, wlnches-
j-ter Day Is about two and one-half
miles from Keedsport, has a beach
and is sheltered from the wind and
is an Iderl spot for a hotel. Plans
are said to have been prepared and
it. Is thought the deal will go thru
Winchester May is reached from
Reodsport by boat, affording a beau
tiful ride down the Umpqua river
and will noon he reached by auto
as a direct road from Reedsport to
the bay has been opened and Is be
ing completed.
KERR'S QUA MTV IMUITRV
FEEDS.
rundel, piaao tuner. Phone 189L.
HI CHESTER S PILLS
i-v , T'lK IIIAyoNU BIUtDTA
IP "A iif ""MM f
HI
tu
SDID BY DRI AGISTS EVERVWHFRF
HOUSEHOLD CONVENIENCES
ittchen Ontiln.).
W LT anr-t .
he J. G. FlouKCo.
Phone loo
Are prepared under the direction
of Prof. C. S. Brewster, formerly of
the Poultry Department, Oregon Ag
ricultural College. They will main
tain the health and vitality of your
flock, hasten the growth of profit
able broilers and early laying pul
lets and produce more eggs from
your laying flock.
For growing chicks use Kerr's
Chtrh Feed. Chick Developer Mash
and Developing Scratch Feed.
For laying hena use Kerr's Scratch
Feed and Eg Produced.
For sale by vceourgh Bros,, Rose
burg, Oregon.
Headquarters for poultrymen.
litMititnce Mun II
C. B. Klncald. deputy state super
intendent of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance company, arrived I" Hose-
burg this morning from Eugene
where his office it located and will
spend several days here attending to
business matters and conferring
with F. O. Brownson, local agent.
If you have something to sell or
rent try an Adv. In the News-Review.
01D CLOTHES DYED
MAKE NEW GARMENTS
'Dluiixmil Tyes" Turn Faded, Shab
by Apparel Into New.
r.- l,.,f i.rfat remiHa.
Use "Diamond Dyes," guaranteed to
give a new, rich, fadeless color to
any fabric, whether it be wool, silk,
dresses, blouses, r'ockings, skirts,
children s coats, reamers, arapenea,
coverings. .
The Direction Book with eacn
nanl,nnn t.,lla an nlnlnlv hnW In flifl.-
rnond dye over any color that you
can not make a mistake.
To match any material, have nrng
glst show you "Diamond Dye" Color
Card.
PROFESSIONAI CARPS
DR. R. P. BRADFORD WIVE
Chiropractors, West Roseburg.
Phone 40F4.
DR. CLAIR R. ALLEy Dentist at
131 Perkins' Building. Roseburg,
Oregon. Office Hours: 9 to 12 a.
nv 1 to 6 p. m. Phone 66.
DR. C. B. WADE
PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON
Rooms 421-422-423 Perkins Bldg
Office Phone 81. Res. 1C2.
MRS. P. D. OWEN Cut Flowers,
Pnll.il Dl.nla EStndFfll TlAnlimS.
Wedding Bouquets, Etc. Ill Cass
St. For sale at the Fern. Phone
240, Roseburg, Oregon.
DR. 8. U DeUAPT Osteopathic
PhyBlcian and Surgeon. Phones
office 11, residence 454-J. 8U
320 Perklna Building, Boseburf
Oregon.
LIQUOR TRADE WORRYING : . 1 '
foil A LOW IVMMEn RATH,
l if c MEXICAN AUTHORITIES me h ,,s",,ei,eirin0tc"
Jof having Roseburg on the list ttr
wPYtrvk niTv , v , 1 lower summer excursion rates. Pas-
mallTiMic J.Y MKreh ,-(B';W Traffic Manager Chas. Foe
oi I t llT. b?'A"a 'announce, that the Southern Pacific
; r:1 ?' h":ln . n'ghbor(wm this year make effective low lo-
worrie. ner na no end oflcai summer re.rt rales to n.oun-
Two classes of
Rann, . i tains ana seasnores
r - w BUIUKKUIIK U1I1ICU1IIM UL... 111 t. 1 , ,
cnnlltm. v, -i. . , . .Tivntri. will uw BUIU cullllueilcinK
.1?.?. ?laC.9..0' arm and "'"'"Mdaily at a 20 per cent reduction
am mi
All t'laxslflrd Adveitlsemeuta In
eerttyl new today will b found on
last Hte under "New Today" head.
LOST ASI FOUND.
lions as
EASTKIt DISPUVS .M.IXV.
sold
ner cenf rnriiuTlnn fmm
source of enntrnhand 1 - i j , .,,,
trnnhln Thoi. i , I v iwRir iruuiiu ii iM rate anu win
ni.r.rrV . . . . .r" TOm" 1 be good for 80 days with final
from .h. ' , , f """"'K' limit October 31. Another ticket iu
offT.. u Ad,r' .'" "l!0611 'y. tended to meet the requirements of
"I , ,: "nmnim, average vacationist will be solil
7..ri... . " oniiora onion Fridays and Saturdays, will bo
M..T .k 1 8leamer" Tom I good for !5 days and will cost oue
"i.,f.f' y. d.fcla- r clln ! third less than the regular round
.K7II. aa are carrying i trip rate,
'"m mo sang plana wneu
they are grained shore leave.
Mexican authorities have been
asked to co-operate with the Ameri
cans in suppressing this practice, so
that henceforth, according to an an
nouncement made here today, every
effort will be made to strip Mexican
sailors of bottled goods before they
leave home ports for the United
States.
Fear Is expressed here, following
the receipt of communications from
Mexican consuls in the United States,
that the producers of wood alcohol
and other forms of pseudo-whisky in
the States, hard pressed by Ameri
can federal authorities, will attempt
io aiKpuse or their fake stocks in
Mexico and other Latin-American
countries. The Mexicans don't want
these bogus goods they have nleniv
of the genuine article so the border
and port aulhorities have been in
structed to maintain a sharp lookout
for anything that scents of Imitation
booze.
General Ignacio Enrlques, head of
the Social Defense league t.i Chihua
hua and candidate for the governor
ship of that border state, offers a
remedy for the international booze
problem.
"Make the border dry." savs En-
rluuez. "the Mexican as well as the
American side." Whereupon violent
protests are heard, bolh from Mexi
can and American soirees.
IHV SEASON THREATENED.
SALEM, Ore., April 1. Oregon Ir-
rigationlsts are threatened with the
dryest season on record, according
to Percy A. Cupper, state engineer,
flipper has asked water users to co
operate in Nie equitable distribu
tion of the depleted supply of water.
ATTENTION UOVS AND (illtl.S.
Will pay 30 cents a hundred
pounds for old paperB delivered on
Saturday. Will give free with each
100 lbs. a squawker balloon. All
papers must be delivered on u Sat
urday. BERGER JUNK SHOP.
Wheny6u"known
you have a stomach it's time to
suspect your liver. You need
Beecham's Pills. A lazy liver
ana overworked
kidneys allow food
poisons to circulate
in the blood and
Bee
irritatetheen-
t ire body
CHam's PILLS
LwvmS1 of Any ModWfo In Am World
mm vorjrwbwo. in doxm, iuc too.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Office Hours: 10 to 12, 2 to 4.
Phones: Office, 171; Res., 172.
DR. LUCETTA SMITH, PHYSICIAN
Women and Children Diseases a
Specialty. Office, Masonic Building.
DR. C. A. SMITH, M. T.
Successfully treats all diseases.
Consultation Free. Lady attendant.
Office 404 N. Jackson. Phone 122-J.
Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
DR. H. W. TITUS, D. M. D., Ikntlst.
Modern Equipment and Methods.
Hours: 9 a. m. to 12 a. m.; 1 p. m.
to 6 p. m. Evenings and Sundays
by appointment.
COTTAG'E GROVE, OREGON.
THE RUiTER SANITARIUM
(Incorporated)
Our improved facilities are being
appreciated, so that even now de
sired entrance should be arranged
for Beveral days in advance. Dr.
Brower is the house physician and is
prepared to answer any call made
upon him. Phone 313. 327 West
Douglas street.
DR. V. L. RUITER, Medical Director
DR. M. H. PM1J4R Chiropractic
Phyu.clan, 222 W. Lane 8J. Elec
trical treatments. Hours 9 to I.
Phone 152.
RADABAUOH LIT Wire Auction
eer will get you the high dollar.
Better took him op before arrang
ing sale. Dates mad at Umpqua
Vaile Bamk. - 1 .
Reduced Prices
on-
FEED
For a few days we will sell
feed at the following prices:
Rolled Barley, per ton, $80; per
sack, 3.10. Whole Oata, per
ton $72: per 100 lb. sack $1.75;
per bushel. $1 20, Mill Run per
ton $49; 80 lb. sack $2.05; 75
lb. sack, $1.95. Middleings. per
ton $69; per 90 lb, sack $3.20.
Ground Barley Hog Feed, per
ton $70; 100 lb. sack, $3.60.
Sunnyhrook Hog Feed, per ton.
$67; 100 lb. sack. $3.45. Whole
Corn, per ton. $77: per 100 lb.
$3 90. Slock Molasses. 600 lh.
barrel $20; per 100 lb., $3.75.
One good farm horse, one 3 in,
wagon, one disk, heavy harness,
light buggy, 2 bugs, and 1 1600
lb. truck.
JllDD & McMlLUN
The Roseburg merchants this week
have their show windows "dolled
up In true Easter style. Everything
from nit Easter hat. priced al " 'steel,
plunks" to the colored egg. has been
included in the de.oratiuns. Hose
burg merchants realize that an at
tractive window displsy, coupled
with appropriate advertising has to
make for better business and are
faithfully carrying out such a si heme
this season.
If you have something to sell or
rent try an Adv. in the News-Review.
RUSH YOUR PAPER
Will pay 60 cents per 100
lbs, for newspapers and maga
zines until. AIMtIL 1.1.
Papers must be tied up and
delivered at llorgcr'K Junk
Shop, No calls will be made
at above price.
HATCHING ECGS from White Leg
horn, Tailored strain. Pens headed
by cocks from 250 egg hen and
205 egg hen; $5.00 and $3.50 tor
setting of 15. Oak Dale Poultry
Farm, Oakland, Oregon.
EGGS TOR HATCHINtl.
Thoroughbred white Kocks from
300 egg strain. Also thoroughbred
8 C. White Leghorns Tanind strain.
Eggs $8.00 per hundred. A few
white Rock cockerels for sale, $1.00
cash. A. S. Hunt. 225 Jackson St.,
N., Roseburg, Oregon.
Heinline-Moore
Conservatory
Offers you the most up-to-dnl) In
struction In Piano, Harmony,
Violin, Musical Kindergarten,
Physical Education, Teachers'
Normal Course.
Kohlhagen Ulilg. Phone 390.
Auto Owners!
We would be pleased to test
jour
Batteries Free4
nt any time and give you rvpnt
advice on (lie core of UyKcrifw.
When pnrrlianiiif; new but tor
led get our price. We cnu save
you money.
tfjTORSil)? GARAGE
441 N. Jackson St.
ltoNehin-g.
Our Move
Next
Watch our New Plant
Grow
S O D A
Buy It By the Cae
All Flavors
Rosebur Dairy and Sod? Turks
PHOSR !KI
OWING to the ad
vance price of
auto tires it would
pay you to see Green
at his tire shop and let
him explain how your
worn tires can be made
like new at less than
half the price of new
ones. I repair blow
outs, rimcuts, retread
ing bicycle tires, rub
ber boots, hot water
bottles or anything
made of rubber. Come
early before the spring
ru3h.
GREEN'S
TIRE SHOP
S ett Norlk Side Grocerjr
FOl'ND Agate brooch. Owner call
at Uoview office and describe it.
Tit,
it
II
FOK KKXT.
KOU KENT Sleeping rooms 111 pri
valo family. 604 So. Pine.
KOU KENT Six vi.o.a house. In
quire 211 West Washington.
I'OH KICN'i' Two housekeeping
rooms. JU J South Kose St.
r
WAXTKD.
WAN Canary birds, hens or
singers. Mrs. Geo. Foutch.
MATKRNIVY iiursi'. Cull 92 Win
ctu-bler Si., or phone
WANTED --Dressmaking, blfcb class
work, uuil tailored suits. S04 S.
Pine.
WANTED Woman for general
housework. Joo Hurvey. Phone.
9-KI.
HOrsi:KEi:i'ING rooms. All com
forts, light, water, sink und kit
chen. Call 929 Winchester St., or
phone 198-L.
WANTED A woman for general
housework on (lie farm. Good
wagv'S and steady work. Address
Lock Box 135, Vuncallu, Ore.
YOl'.NG WOMAN desires position of
companion to elderly lady, or as
sistant in light housework for
adults only. Box 312, Indepen
dence, Oregon.
Kill the Coddling Moth
It it only the big aound applet that male vsi
ptofit, the wormy one go to th cider miu.
Spray regularly and thoroughly with -
Sherwin-Wiluams
DRY ARSENATE OF LEAD
It has maximum lulling power but will not burn
the foliage. It it made to stick and u not easily
wasW off by heavy rains. It is the moat widely
" iim ui uan in tne country.
We will gladly give you prices and literature.
Churchill Hardware Co.
Roseburg, Oregon
If IMITH m
- ' wtv: .
V I 01.-, KflW
Sherwin-Williams Product?
LARGEST MAKERS INSECTICIDES IN THE WORLD
YOI'NG man wanta a job herding
sheep fur tile season where he cun 1
lake his wife with him. Have had
plenty of experience with sheep.
Slate wages. Address H. C. S.,
641 IliKh .St., Eugene, Oregon.
KOIl SA I. IS AVI) THAI. E.
FOIt SALE. -A wkker liahy buggy.
Phone i:i4-J.
WANT TO TRADE city lots In Port-1
land for Kosoburg property. See
Pat.
'OK SALE--Good paying business,
good location, reiiAOHn.bie. rent.
Phi no 2C6.
'Oil SALE lteilwood water tank.
1500 gallons. Vmpiiuu Valley
Fruit Union.
GERMS
can't live in pastutized
BUTTER
and Cream Insist on
Jersey Brand
IT'S PASTURIZEO
Douglas County Creamery
lN'SUKAM'K! INNURAXCKl
FOH RAl.i: 100 Uarllilt pears cm
(Itilnce root, reasonable. It. L. j
Dills, 3 miles wort.
A BARGAIN 1919 Police Special
Indian motorcycle with sf''y car
J. V. Barker & Co.
Wll RALE Berkshire gilt. II inns,
old. weight about lilt') lbs. Phone
37-FU. J. F. liioth.
s. r. n. i. rsi:n kggs kou iiatcii-
iiii?. For ("kj;h and moat the-
can't lie keiit. Stork for Rale, t'usa
Gramia . I'oultiy Yards. Phone
1CG-.I. ItoseburK, Oregon.
KOU SAI.K Good work horse, har
ness and waf-'on. Horse !t years
old, weight KT,o. A. V. Ham
mond, Last 6th St.
FOR SAI.K Mnplelenf Confection
ery. Ilarpain if taken before April
1st. Owner desirous of taking trip
only reason lor selling. Good lo
cation, good business.
USED OA II BARGAINS - 1 fl I R Ford
touring, fir.si elas condition, new
tires, some extras, $500.
Maxwell .ri-passenter. ran
"alio miles, new tire., looks and
runs like new, $7a0.
l!)in iMidge touring, ran BOflO
miles, cord tires, 120 license,
$ 1 1 00.
1 !l I 7 Hiipmobile, ri-pansenger.
overhauled and repainted, good
tires: the best buy In Douglas
eounly. $!i0 0.
3 ! 18 Overland, model 00, G-pus-FeiiKer.
oerhaulerl ; ran 5oo0
miles. I7.r,0. II. II. Owen , Oak
land, Oregon.
MONUMENTS
- ft
mmmL
aBi' ,t'-'
It Is Indeed a fittinc Irllmte to
our loved i,nes who have passeij
any that we mark their last
resMng place with monuments.
Whether It be a si, mil stone or
an Imposing uvmiiment, we are
e'liifpiie'l to Five you the ut uost
in quality and service.
IYi1ch Marble fjiniilte Works
W. I-.'. Mnrter. Proprietor,
ftos. burg, Ori'gou.
G. W. Young & Son
116 Cass St.
Havo your tnaurunce writ-ton by a
specialist in thut line. If the largest
old line companies and an agent who
is always on the Job appeals to you,
we should have your business. We
write nil kinds of insurance and
UtINDH. The advice of an attorney
versed in insurance costs you nothing
txtru. See M. F. Mice, of
U1CE & KICK.
Poultry and Eggs
WANTED
We pay highest market price
In cguh.
Bring In Your Products
Roseburg Produce Co.
501 N. Jackson St.
PHONE 279
We are headquarters for flour.
Try our Pickett, Snowdrift anil
Olympic brands of hard wheat flour.
The price Is right. People Supply
Co.
o ' -' -We
wash and polish can at War
ten 'a garage.
If you have something to soli or
rent try an Adv. In the News-Keview.
HIDES
All kinds of
JUNK
wool and Cascara Bark.
Including paper, also mohair,
Uut troo and Dry Bone. .
Berger Junk Shop
Comer Oun and Pine. '
RGSEBtJBG, ORK.
WANTED ORCHARDS AND FARMS
There will be many buyers in Portland soon who would like your
pluce if they knew about It. Sjme are here now, others on the
way. I am In touch with quite anumber. Send me full description
of your place, your price, cash or trude, and what you want to
trade for, as I likely know your place and can sell or trade It for
you. 10. P. Draw, itua OaJc St., Portland.
LIME SULPHUR SOLUTION
Get your orders in now and be prepared.
PROMPT SHIPMENTS.
Write for prices stating quantity wanted.
Sutherlin Fruit Products Co.
SCTHKIU.IS, OKEOON.
Rum On In
And have your battery tested at our free testing station.
Or maybe you need a new battery, if so get our prices
before buying elsewhere. Special attention ta Truck
Tire work prompt service at right prices.
TIRES, TUBES and ACCESSORIES
Roseburg' Garag'e
A: KXPKItT SHOE MAKKR
not a mere cobbler mends your
shoes when they come to us. We
restore shoes Instead of repairing
them. To strengthen 'be weak
nesses without care In preserving the
style of the shoe Is an old-fashioned,
clumsy work. Let us show you what
we do by our modern methods and
factory machinery.
Shoes called for and delivered, 1
cents extra. Phone 131.
W. S. HOWARD
Aoodvwar Bhoe Repalrvr.
Ill N. Jasaaon 84, ftWkVaa