Roseburg news-review., April 12, 1920, Page 3, Image 3

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HIGH-CLASS ART FRAMES
Just received a large shipment
Ny STUDIO is second to none in
the State. Special Kodak Dept.
CLARK'S STUDIO
C. W. CLARK. Proprietor
Roseburf National Bmk Building
Winning Appearance
CONSIDER a man's clothes consider their mission in the life of a man
who is successful, or what they mean to the man who wants to be suc
cessful, q Clothes play a bigjpart in the ball room, in business, in
school, anywhere, fl Consider the man in the picture in formal surround
ings. The intpression he makes; in company, depends very much on his
clothes. Other things count, of course but a man is judged, first by ap
pearance, because appearance speaks before the man.
KUPPENHEMER CLOTHES are intimately associated with successful
Americans. Men of every age, of every type, of every personality, find
in them the proper medium to attain good clothes appearance. U This store
hasKuppenheimer good clothes for men; new spring models: they're worth
seeing because they're worth wearing.
HARTH'S TOGGERY for Good Shoes Florsheims
2000 Troops to
Reinforce Japs
By Associated Press
TOKIO, April 10. An additional
2000 troops to reinforce the Jap
atitue soldiers In Mauchuiiu left hue
last Saturday.
Inquiries Concern
ing Balshm of Fir
VAUHCVILI.K A.M IUXCK
Public Library Fund,
at
Armory, Monday, April 12.
Tickets $1 for a c -TP pie. Kxtra
An inquiry was received at the
Chamber or Commerce Saturday cou-
iiih liandlint! in Oregon of
tireaou bulautn of fir product. I Ladles 25c, Ciallery 20c
The Irnjuiy wus from lurse and well
known California interests, the name
of which was not made public. Mr.
Heiuline is especially desirous of
gelling Into communication with any
ranchers or timber ineti in this coun
ty who get out this product. If there
are any who are interested in the
marketing of the bulsaiu of fir, they
may get in touch with San Krancineo
buyers by writing to the local Cham
ber of Commerce for further information.
C'Altn Of THANKS.
ktki:
, is ;it vnm:i itv
I'ASSIXU Of l-AKK BILL,
KfOENK, April 10. Manager
Will O. Steel, of the Chamber of
Commerce, has just received a mes
sage from Senator Mo-Nary, In Wash
ington, mating that the bill provid
ing fur the inclusion of Diamond
Lake in the Crater Lake National
Park, had passed the seuute and
would likely pass the house without
opposition, since it is a measure I hut
ha4 been favored by the national
paik service. This bill was lathered
by Mr. Steel some years ago, and as
park conuuirtsioner for Oregon, ho
has followed it persistently in con
gress UiroueU the Influence of Senu
Uiv Mc:i. lie Is much gratified tit
the result in the senate, as the en
largement provided will add greatly
to the popularity of Crater Lake
park.
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"WHITE M1I.K" Slfi.V
ATTRACTS TIIIKSTV PKISSOXS.
We wish to thank ftur many friends
for their kindness and sympathy
shown us after the death of our be
loved daughter aud sister, Mrs. Lola
liigelnw, and also for the beautiful
floral offerings.
Mil. AND MHS. H. J. JVILS-ON,
HKSSIIi H. WILSON,
JKSSIK A. WILSON,
FRANK J. WILSON.
BOSTON INII.ICK IKK1.NK
l-MI'ltoI'lIK IIAM'ING.'
UritANOO, Colo., April 10.
"White .Mule For Sale." was the
sign that attracted scores of thisty
persons to a barn just outside of
Durango.
If the curious passed "inspection"
they were served with a concoction
that was said to have the kick of a
niule. When suspicious persons pre
sented themselves at the "sign of
the white mule" the proprietor of
the place showed them a four-legged
mule for which he asked a prohibi
tive price.
BOSTON, April 12. "Any move
ment of the body suggestive of Im
morality."
That's the official police definition
of "improper dancing."
Boston police buve been censoring
dancing in the tea room of one of
Boston's exclusive hotels. Lieuten
ant Mulligan, of the Black Bay stn
tiou, described whul kind of daucin'
to stop as written above.
"But what is immorality the
kind you have In mind?" Inquired an
Inquisitive "cop."
"I should say," began Mulligan,
very deliberately, "I should sny
check to cheek dancing: sclssorH
steps, where the couples dance wlih
the legs touching closely: hugging,
and placing of hands In impropet
positions."
"Oh, I see, I see," said the cop.
toukg girls
Mrs. Boyd Tells 'How Her
Daughter Benefited by Tak
ing Lydia . Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Danville, 111. "My daughter vai
very delicate and we thought we could
not rame her. hue
wild troubled with
irrepulurity and the
wa not able to go
to solum!. For a
year we pave her
all kinds of tonics
but to no pood. One
day one of your little
books was thrown
on our porch and I
saw what Lydia K.
J'inkhaiu'a V e fpc -
table Coniouml bad
Advice of U. S.
Is Not Solicited
(By Aspocliitcl Tress)
LONDON, April 10. Reports that
a new basis of settlement of the
Adriatic question has been proposed
by Lloyd George, on which the ad
vice of then United States is not so
licited, waa confirmed today.
Answer to Note
Discussed Today
Ity Asiociutd Press
LONDON. April 10. An outline
of an answer to the French note
with repard to the wMmni
Frankfort and other German cities,
was discussed at a bum cauK,
meeting today.
done for others and what it tnielit do
fur Iter. Now she is getting fat and
2oob to school eery day. You can tell
every mother what tiie Vegetable Com
nnmid has done for niv daughter."
Mrs J. H. IlolD, 1UU2 .S'. Jackson St.,
Danville. 111. ; will be provided for the running ex-
ii eTiry ,:in uc si n ..10,3 ! Menses. A leader, librarian, manager
First Band Meeting
Tuesday Evening
C. S. Heiuline, of the Chamber
of Commerce, is today, sending out
otters to all those who have signed
up fur lueiuhersjiip in the proposed
municipal band, informing Hieui of
the initial meeting which will take
place at the city hall, Tuesday even
ing, April 13th, ut 7:30. The coun
cil has authorized funds for the band
.vhich are available for the current
month and It Is Imperative that some
iction should be taken nt once. Al
though no definite sum has been
permanently set aside, the coumll
members huve said that if the band
members meet regularly and show u
llsposition to accomplish the results
hiit a permanent municipal band
Cren Tomato,
Cucumber,
Oniona
You can raise these and dozens
of other delicious vegetables,
right in your own yard. Plant
" good seeds! Morse's Grand
Prize seeds are always depend
ableand head off the high
cost of living. Most Morse
seeds are only
Five cents a packet at grocer,
florists, drug and hardware
tores, elc, everywhere.
C C. MORSE & CO.
Operators f WorWa Largmtt SJFrm
125 Market St. San Francuco
M(8afe Seeds
Cfll'IK'HKS COXKOI.IPATK
AXI KltKl'T 111 H.ltlXfi,
diould, that without a doubt funds
WHITE CLOU), Kan.. April 12.
Three churches of this places, the
rhrjntlau, the Methodist anil the
Congregational, are completing one
of the handxiiniest church buildings
in this Beciiou.
By consolidating their congrega
tions, the three churches believe they
will be able to do much IIIOIV fit I'C-
tiv rt'lipious work in the coiuniuu
Ity. The huildhiR Is exported to be
completed at an early date.
TKOTTKHS DANCK.
Wednesday. April
hall. Committee.
1-1 Ih, Mnccahoe
Arundel, pitiuo tuner. I'notiR IfiuL.
AGKV COl'I'LE VATi:i
TO VKI l.lli:iLTKI.
SALEM, Mass., April 10. A be
lated romance came to light when
City Clerk Entwisllo waa called upon
to perforin a marriage ceremony at
his office for Charles O. M axli eld,
84, a widower, and Mrs. Lydia A.
Ellsworth Ward, 65.
They applied for a marriage li
cense with the request t'it they be
married without waiting tho five
days required by law. Judge Sears
granted the permit.
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I'ress bats lu transparent brims A complete line of Infants enr,
of hair braids nets, trimmings of j coats, dresses, bonnets, jackets, hos
tiny French roses, leaves, gauze rib-1 lerv, comforts, Girtrudes kimona
1,n"- lr.ee. Hell Millinery. I Rel'l Millinery.
Satisfied Customers
We do a great deal of advertising In various ways, but we believe
tliat flie most favorable publicity which we receive is through the
medium of a "satisfied customer."
Such customers talk about us to other prospective customers, and
this constitutes "advertising by word of mouth," and is most effec
tive. Besides providing the very best of service, we Install every conven
ience that a good store can obtain.
Our stock of ready to wear dry goods Is arriving, men's overalls,
hats, shoes, shirts, men's and women's hosiery and underwear.
Our prices are as low as right quality can be had for anywhere.
If we have not had the pleasure of serving you, we should like to
add you to our list of "Satisfied Customers."
Peoples Supply Company
(lid, or from irregularities, paint nl
neriods, backache, sideache, rlrafiny
down pa ins, initaiimialiun or uUeratioi
would only give this fatuous rout anV
lierb remedy a trial they would booi
lind relief from audi suffering.
For special advice women are nsked tt
write the Lydia E. Pinkhnin Mitltcin
Co., Lynn, Mam. The result of fort
years' experience is at your service.
IWOMKS llltllM-: AMI ALSO
A t.KOOM AT SA.ME TIME.
TOPEKA, Kan.. April 12. To be
come a bride and also a groom ai
'h same time, fell to the lot of Mis.-
Vellie Bogard here the other day.
It all came about when she and A.
F. Groom appeared before Probate
Judge Gaw with a marriage licenst
ind the necessary fee.
Rprella Corsetfere. Clara Corum.
Phone, 4 02-K. 311 W. Wash. tf.
PLAXS LAIMJKST HOti -
HAXCH IX THE VOHLI.
WILnritTON. Okla.. April 12.-
A 1500-acro tract of land, which he
intends to turn into the largest hog
ranch In the world, has been pur
chased by Zeke Wei eh. The tract
lies near Daden, Okla.. and will he
opened within a few days. Welch Is
one of the most widely known hog
raisers lu this section of the slate.
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Tit I EH TO SOl,li;it I'l I.L
;asolexe taxk hospital.
. NORMAN", Okla.. April 12. Os
I car Prock. a blacksmith, made the
mirtake of attempting to solder a
gasoline tank hev tlm other day be-
fore having made sure that it was
j empty.
I Proek is now In a hospital recov
j eriug from severe Injuries he bus
j t a lind when the "joy fluid" con
l tainer let go.
KEIUCK QI'ALITY
FEEDS.
POl'LTRY
WE SELL
Edison
MADZA LAMPS
Douglas County light" and Water Co.
Are prepared under the dfrertlon
of Prof. C. S. Ilrewster, formerly of
; the Poultry Department, Oregon Ag
ricultural College. They will main
tain the health and vitality of your
j flock, hasten the growth of profit
able broilers and early laying pul
jltta and produce more eggs from
i your lMViug flock.
For growing chicks use Kerr's
Chich F"ed. Chirk Developer Mash
'and Developing Scratch Feed.
!' For laying hens use Kerr's Scratch
Feed and Egg Produced.
For sale by vcrburgh Pros,, Rose
burg, Oregon.
, Headquarters for pnultrymen.
and all other officers considered n
essary will be eloeted Tuesday, and a
first rehearsal will be held. Each
one has been requested to bring his
;nstrument. Any others who are in
terested but who hu'vo not yet signi
led their in tent Ion of Joining the
'and are also a sited to attend.
SO BADLY RUN DOWN SHE
COULD HARDLY WALK
"I liave not only Knlned twrnty
omuls by taking Tnular but It ha?
rid mc of tho norvous iiullifOHtioil
.vlilch made my lif mii-pr:ibli f
Lhree years," said Mrs. .Muttle Klrk-
and. -of Benton Houlevnrd,
'Causas City. .Mo.
"IHirinK those llirce years." she
-ontlmied, ' cverytliinii 1 ate- dis
isrerd with ine and I slitfered for
hours ai'ier every meal with Kns on
,-ny stomarh. .My head aelied all tile
time and I would often Ret so ner
vous and dizzv that I would have' to
lie down. I lost weight until I gut
down to fn!v one hundred and leo
-ouuds and m v housework was simp
ly a burden to me. 1 was so run
down and weak I could not walk at
times and while 1 tried almost every-
thlnic I heard of, nothing did inn any
Kood.
"1 read so many testimonials for
Tanlac front our own Kansas City
people that 1 deelded to try It and
the very first bottle Improved me
wonderfully. I have now taken seven
bottles ami I eat everything I want
without the leant trouble afterwards.
My appetite is splendid and my
nerves are i-.-illu and I sleep like a
child every niclit. In fait I feel af.
strong and well us I did before my
troubles started three yeurs aKo. I
:inl glad to make this statement fin
Tanlae, for if I hadn't seen similar
statements from olheis I probably
would still be a siik, miserable wo
man." Tanlac is sold In Ftoseburg by W.
F. Chapman, and by the leading
druggist in every town.
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Tickets to the vaudeville and
dnnre April 12, $1, whirh admit
lady and gentleman. Kxtra ladie.
for dauee, J.'ir; spertators to sal-
I lery, 20r. lb
NOTICE OF SALE OK UOVKUN
MKNT TIMIIEH. (leneral La. id Of
flee. Waslilngton, I). I'., March 20
1H20. Notice Is hereby given tha'
subject to the conditions and llinllu
lions of the Act or June 9, 1916 (3!
Slat., 2181, and the Insirurtlmia ol
I the Secretary of the Interior of Sep
teiuber 15, 1917. the limber on tin
I following lands will be sold May 12
1920. at 10 o'clock a. m., at public
. auction at the United Stales land
office at lloseburg, Oregon, to tlie
higliest bidder at not less than th
appraised value as shown by llilr
notice, Fale to be subject to the np
proval of the Secretary of the In
terlor. The purchase price, with ntt
additional sum of one-fifth of on
per cent, thereof, being commission:
allowed, must be deposited nt (inn
of sale, money to he returned If sub
Is not approved, olherwise patent
will Issue for the timber which must
be removed within ten yeurs. Itidt
will be received from citizens of tin
Cnlted Stntes, associations of such
citizens and corporations orrnnlzed
under the laws of the Tnited Staleh
or any stale, tenilory or dhirrlc'
tber-of only. lpon iippHration of p
qualified purchaser, the timber on
any legal subdivision will be offered
separately before being Included In
any offer of a larger unit. T. 16 8..
It. 1 W.. Sec. 7. Lot 2. fir 85 M Lol
S, fir 300 M., not to be sold for less
ihon J1.S0 per M. T. 19 S., li. 1
w Sec. an. swvi sww. fir ioni
M., SE' SYVVi. fir 1070 M , not to
be sold for li'ss than $1.75 per M. T.
37 S., R. 7 W.. Sec. 11. KK'i NEVl.
fir 615 M., sugar pine 35 M., none of
th fir timber to be sold for iess than
$1.25 per M., and none of the supnr
pine timber to be sold for less thni
$3.00 per M. T. 37 S.. R. 7 V., Sec.
13, Lot (i. fir 800 M NWW SI) 14.
fir 60 M.. pine 25 M.. SWV, SEW.
Or 2000 M., Lot 7, fir 1200 M., NE Vt
SWV,. fir 170 M pine 170 M.. S
SW, fir 1 200 M.. none of the fir
timber to be aold for less than $1.25
per M., and none of the tifne timber
to be sold for b-ss than $2.50 per M.
CLAY TAI.LMAN, Commissioner
General Land Office.
Come to armory April
and vaudeville.
12, danc
12
HIDES
All kinds of
JUNK
wool and Cascara nark.
Including paper, also mohair,
Cst Iron and I try none.
Berber Junk Shop
Oomrr Can and Ptoa.
ROSEUl'RO. ORK.
MKTtHIK KACH OTIIKIt Kllt
.HIt;llU.V.MKN; HOTH KII.I.KD.
WV.N'ONA. Okla., April 12. -As
the result of a pistol duel brought
about by each man taking the other
for a highwayman. Itoland McCJuire.
real estate dealer, aud John Hlalr.
owner of a feed store, mere fatally
wounded here a few nights ago.
The men met on a dark street and
each began shooting. They died
within a few hours of each other.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
tha '
Signature of
Co roN A
"'the IVi'noiuiI Wriiintf Machine."
Price $.i0. no with case.
CJl'Y fOKlmV, Agent. -ISS
Cn Ht. lt..el.tir!?
Buy Garments that serve you
Style is a wonderful thing, marking you as in the
mode and giving you an individuality, if you choose
wisely. But service see that you get garments
made right.
OA
will give you service that you expect, so it proves'
its value as you wear it. See the dainty, becoming
serviceable coats and suits we are offering during
this month.
square: store
Foutch's Restaurant
Comer Cass and Sheri ian
Newly renovated and fitted up. Finest dining room
in Roseburg.
Prices Reasonable Services Good
Try Our Meals You Will Like Them
GERMS
can't live in pastuiitd
BUTTER
and Cream --Insist on
Jersey Drcnd
IT'S PASTURIZED
Douglas County Creamery
ANTLERSTHEATRE
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14
Alcazar
Stock Company
IN THE NEW VOHK DRAMATIC SENSATION
"BUOADWAY
AFTER DARK"
A Story of New York Political and Society Life.
Another Great Show!
Seats now on Sale. Tricas 23, 33, 50, 75, Plus Tax
This will be the last perform
ance in Roseburg of the
Alcazar Stock Company
SODA
Buy It By the Cae
AH Flavors
Roccb'jr; Dairy and Sod? Works
PHOVK 1W
The Umpqua Savings and Loan Association
ORGANI.KD !9ir
Capital Stock $200,000.00
Offer you a luricer rtturn i n a Bavliiai account than outsids
rDncems, who puy large roimulKnioii9 to atork salesmen.
Inietillxatn our propusltion Im fore Investing.
Office with Douglas Abstract Company,
218 North Jackson St