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About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1920)
mnna imrjwviw.writti.v. aprii. 14. te. HIGH-CLASS ART FRABJES s Just received a large shipment. My STUDIO is second to none in CLARK'S STUDIO State. Special Kodak Dept. C. W. CLAM, Proprietor Rofelurf National Bank BulMlnf .-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 wan5 to be suc cessful, J Clothes' play a big part in the ball room, in business, in school, anywhere, Consider the man in the picture in formal surround ings. The impression 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. KUPPENHE1MER 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. 9 This store has Kuppenheimer good clothes for men; new spring models: they're worth seeing because they're worth wearing. HARTH'S TOGGERY -f For Good Shoes Florsheims K. P. Bl'SV. Alpha Lodge meets Wednesday niplii. Work in 2nd and 3rd ranks. KniglHs will be on band at 8 o'clock. . o We wash and polish cars at Mar ten's Rarnse. VU-kII Clmmbcm Here Virgil Chambers, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cambers, Is here from Nebraska, where be baa been speii'l ing the past few years and will prob ably remain In Roseburg permanently- Haste Makes Waste These are busy days, and days we must be saving, but in your haste do not forget, that a person to be prosperous must look prosperous. Have your suit cleaned, pressed and repaired by our skilled and san itary methods. Our work and service will please you. WHO'S YOUR CLEANER? Phone 277 TRY OUR WAY Our Auto Will Call "DANDERINE" Stops Hair Coming Out: Doubles Its Beauty. Roseburg to Receive Ad Men I Roseburg Is on the schedule of I the tour of the Pacific Coast Ad. Men's caravan. The original sohed- tile has been amended and the I'ort , ind aggregation, together with ' those arriving from Vancouver, It. ; C, Mount Vernon, Washington, Se , attle, Chehalis. are supposed to ar ! rive in Koeeburg on a noon run from Kugene. They will be here the nUht of the 19th of May. ' No opportunity should be' neg lected to make something nf this big advertising campaign. The daily una and the details of this big cava 1 van is going to be heralded all orvr ' the country. Most of the towns where they stop for noon lunches : and for the night are making elabor ate plans for their entertainment and I here is another opportunity for the ; lioseburg band. The caravan Is traveling. In two divisions. The first will be known as tbe Chinook division, which in cludes all entrws from points south nf the Columbia river, the second, or the Slwaah division, includes all points north of the Columbia river, if there are any Roseburg dealers oi private cnr owners desiring to ac company this caravnn Into S'fn-M-n it Is necessary that they niake their wishes known before May 1st, fur nnv entries made after that date will not lie Included In the Itinerary and accommodations will not le arranged nd they will have to shift for them selves. There Is going to he something doing ever minute that this aggre gation of boosters are on the road. NEURALGIA or Headache; rtiD the forehead r::.-' Vtrvc vr rrrTi 1 Douglas County Needs Game Warden Although It Is not aenernllv I known. Prank 11. Ileninglon, dis trict game T.ar.len for Douglas county, who has been serving in lhat canacity tor some time, hus re signed his position which became ef fective April 1, and at the present time Douglas county Is without a regular game warden. Kd. Walker, deputy wni'deu for Jockson county, arrived here several days ago bv or der of the state commission nnd will srve temporarily and confer with the local sportsmen's league and county residents concerning the ap pointment of a new warden. Yester day afternoon Mr. Walker staled to D. II. Ilulmr, president of tho I'mp uua Sportsmen's league, that he obl highly recommend Hiley llam mersley, a resident of the Happy vul lev section. Mr. Hummer , lev served with Mr. Wnlker as warden in Jack son county for four years a"nd dur ing that time gained for himself an enviable record. He has signified his willingness of serving as gume i warden in this county and It is very i i Buy Garments that serve you Style is a wonderful thing, marking you as in the mul'.2 and giving you an individuality, if you choose wisely. 13ut service see that you get garments made right. 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. BUKWRLT8 SQUARE STORE mr I UMII 1 .-Vrl;II-fl'IsI?X.IrIrT-I?l probable lhat the league will endorse hhn for appointment by the state game commission. NEWS SNAP SHOTS TO OUR PATRONS: Having disposed of our business Interests In this City to C. A. Lockwood Motor Compuuy, wo wish to close our accounts as soon as possible. Those knowing themselves tr be indebted to this firm will confer a favor, upon us by calling at the office and making a settlement.; Harry l)urr will be there and will have charge of our books. At this time we wish to thank our many friends who haVe supported us so loyally during the many years we have been in business in Roseburg, and assure them that I heir putronage has been greatly appreciated by us. W. A. BURR & SONS .ocm to Oakland Attorney Dexter Rice left this morning for Oakland to attend to legal mutters for the day. Visit at Oakland D. W. James nnd wife left morning for Oakland to visit for the day with friends and relatives. Home tYom O. A. C. Clifford Sherrifl, who is attending college at Corvallis, arrived in this city fast night to spend, several days at his borne here. Coming Play Has Strong Appeal "Broadway After Dark'' will le the lust offerinayof the Alcazar Stork company at the Antler's theater, to night, April 14th, and It should ho ore of the beat plays presented hy this splendid organization. "Ilroad- j'way After Dark" is the kind of a ! piny with a real punch, dealing with a nig poll Ural bo i of New ork and with the society life anion the up per set."" In the recent years the plays that have won the greatest popularity In New York and Chi cago are the plays on the sensation al order, which do not border too strongly on the melodrama class, and "Broadway Afier Dark" In one of tho IntiMt nnd vorv hest seen in th tills eaMem metropolis and should he a welcome offering of the Alcazar Stock company. The story hud to do with one of the bis political hosses of the great metropolis, who has singled out a young and com ins; attorney to run for mayor and thiok tne that with his influence, he can rbluff the young politician Into some i of his under-handed schemes. The leMerday til tity J young attorney is not of this class Charles Rice, of Mvrtle Creek,' nnd the war be ween the young motored to this city yesierdny and mayor and the political boss sots the fcpent the day here attending to bust- wheels in the story rolling very nesa matters. rapidly . There is a pretty little love , , ' story interwoven which also adds I'Vom Cmiyonville I tnnch interest and then tho comedy S. J. Jones, or Ihis city, returned .heI tel' ,he 8to,y in a moHt ploa' yesterday after spending several , inK mBnner- days at Canyon ville transacting busi-' ness matters. j lV tmn Home Mrs. V .1). C'hadwiek and Mrs. T. B. Johns returned to their homes in Riddle last night after spending the h day In this city shopping. Satisfied Customers We do a great deal of advertising In various ways, but we believe lhat the most favorable publicity which we receive Is through the medium of a "satisfied customer." Such customers talk about us to other prospective customers, and Ibis 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 pleasu re of serving you, we should like to add you to our list of "Satisfied Customers." Peoples Supply Company Itetum to Cireshnin Kx-County Judge Vona,?ott fnd wife, who have been visittne In Hose-, burg for several days, left this morn ing for their borne at tjresham. ttetiim to fcuthertin Mrs. J. (1. Scott and May Scott, who have been visiting In this city for a short time, returned to their home1 at Sutherlin this morning. Want Americanism Demonstrated Here COIXTV SI'NDAV SCHOOL COXVKXTION, AIMtll The meeting will begin at 2 o' clock in the afternoon. Thursday. April 22. It Is expected that a number of delegates will be here from outside points, and a good pro gram is being arranged. Rev. C. H.j Hilton is president of the associa tion, and has secured the services of State Secretary Harold Humbert, tbe Presbyterian state field man. Rev. ; Van Nuys, and the Southern Oregon j field man. Rev. Hoyt. Some of the, ! Douglas county local talent will al- I so be on the program. The meetings i wilt be held in the Baptist church, i Sundav school workers are arked to; I keep the dates in mind, and make I'their arrangements to be present. I One hundred per cent American ism, which should be tbe motto ot every loyal citizen, will be demon strated In this city on May 1st In common with thousands of other cit ies throughout the I'nited States ft a plan of the National Security league is adopted, here. Mayor Ham ilton has received a letter from the league, asking that arrangements for a demonstration be made and a com mittee from the council will no doubt be appointed to handle this affair. The league in its letter says: "We want to include your city In the list of those which have drlnriH that there shall he on May 1st next a demonstration of predominating Americanism, which will literally drown the pretentions of the radicals.' Sprella Corsetlere. Clara Comm. Phone, 402-R. 311 W. Wash. tf. Miss Lucy Brown had tbe misfor tune to fall and spruln her ankle strains at the Kvervnodv Kx- strains at then Kverybody Kx change store. She will be away from her duties for several days on ac count of the Injury. Rl'KII VOl'lt I'AI'KU Will pny GO conts per 100 lbs. for newspapers and mags- tinea until. Al'ltil. 1.1. Papers must be tied up and delivered at Itoigcr's Junk w Nbop. No calls will be made at above price. HOUSEHOLD CONVENIENCES Kitchen Cabinets. Dtllt In effects of any sort are made by us. Its all home Industry. Sea us about anything In this line you want. TheJ. G. FlooRCo. Phone 00 Why suffer the discomforts and embarrassments of a Goitre? O. ;. C. preparation for gultro bac biu nted many. Whr par wveral hundrrd dnllnnt (or an opt-rahon to remove a noiiru wln-ii t).(i.(J. con tu'obtnrrh'd for iutii a cunt(iaraiiely iniillL-pi'iidiiiir.-f' O.Ci. C. WrVn properly applied irm tatfu t.tttury rcaultH. ut your nioii. ? will lie rt'lundi-d (i.C. i old dtr.vi. by m.il iy. V rite (or book AddreMH 1 Vpt.3 O.G. C. CHKMICAL COMPANY &'tlk, Washington J Mrs. H. H. Pernoll. of Grunt Pas, who has been spending some time In this city at the home of her sinter. Mrs. J. M. Rose, left for her home on the evening train Tuesday. CASTOR IA WE SELL Edison 1ADZA LAMPS Douglas County Light!and Water Co. The Indies' Ai of the Presby terian church will meet at tbe church parlors on Thursday, April IS. at ! M o'clock For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the Signature ; WAKEFIELD & HINEY PHONE 46! GROCERIES Fresh Vegetables Cereals, Canned Goods Bread, Hour, Candy PIIOSE 46 iWAKEFIELD & HINEY PHONE 6 C NOTICE OK SALE OK GOVKKN MENT TIM UK It.' General Land Of .icc, Washington, I). C, March 26 1920. Notice is hereby given that subject to the conditions and limita tions of the Act of June ft, 1916 (SO Stat., 218), and the instructions of the Secretary of the Interior of Sep tember 15, 1017, the timber on the following lands will be sold May 12, 1920, at 10 o'clock a. in., at public a ur I Jo n at t h e V n 1 1 ed S t a t ea land jffice at lioseburg, Oregon, to the highest bidder at not less than the appraised value as shown by (bis notice, sale to be BtHjerf to the ap proval of the Serretaryif the In terior. The purchase prfre, with an additional sum of one-fifth of one per cent then of, being commission? allowed, must be deposited at time of sale, money to be returned If sale Is not approved, otherwise patent will issue for the timber which must be removed within ten years. Illds will be received from citizens of the United States, associations of such eitizens ami corporations organized under the laws of the I'nited State? or any state, territory or district thereof only, t'pon application of a qualified purchaser, the timber on any legal subdivision will be offered separately before being included In any offer of a Innrer '!:;il. T. 16 R., it. I W., Sec. 7, Lot 2. fir 8fi M., Lot .1, fir 300 M., not to be sold for less than 91.50 per M. T. 10 S , It. 1 W See. 31. RW'4 SW14. fir 100f M.. PBM SW'l fir 1070 M.. not to be sold for less than $1.75 per M. T ?7 S.. It. 7 W.. Roc. 11, NK4 NE Vi . flr 515 M.. sugar pine 35 M., none of the fir tibcr to be sold for b'ss than $1.25 per M., nnd none of tbe sugar nine limber to be pnld for less than $3.00 per M. T. 37 R., Tl. 7 W.. See 13. Lot R, fir 800 M., NW 4 SE. fir S00 M.. pine 23 M.. 8V RE M , Or 200ft M.. Lot 7. fir 1?00 M., NK4 SW, fir 170 M., pine 170 M.. SK fir 1200 M.. none of the fir 'lmber to be sold for b us than $1.25 I per M., and none of the pine timber to dp soin lor less man z oo per m. CLAY TALLM AN, Commissioner fleneral Land Office. Foatch's Restaurant Comer Cass and Sheriian Newly renovated and fitted up. Finest dining room . in Roseburg. Prices Reasonable Services Good Try Our Meals You Will Like Them ANTLERSTHEATRE WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14 ' Alcazar Stock Company IN THE NEW YORK DRAMATIC SENSATION BROADWAY AFTER DARK" A Story of New York Political and Society Life. Another Great Show! Seats now on Sale. Pricos 23, 35, 50, 75, Plus Tax This will be the last perform ance in Roseburg of the Alcazar Stock Company Poultry and Eggs WANTED We pay highest market prle In ra.'h. Highest markei price pnld for your creHm, no delays. Bring In Your Product! Roseburg Produce Co. 501 N. Jackson St. PHONE 27 IH' - ' I The Umpqua Savings and Loan Association ORGANIZED 1917 Capital Slock $200,000.00 Offers you a larnr rftiirn on a avlnx ar-connt than outald roneni, who pay Inrgc conuniFiilrinii (o lock talumuea. InvestlRata our proposllion licfore Inventing. Office with Douglas Abstract Company, 248 North Jackson St US
