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Newspaper Page TextMw wan College Concert Here Saturday Much Interest U being manifested In the Albany college concert, which will be given In this city at the presbylerlah church Saturday even Arii 17th. at 8 o'clock, Tbs concert Is being sponsored by the conservatory of music at the col lege and tha members will be ac m,.i,irf b Alice Clement, pian ist who l director of the conserva torv and Mamie Lenhsrt. dramatic snpYano. who la bead of the voice department, jne iw nresvnt In (his city follows: PART ONE. v ..i Mv Heart at thy Sweet Vole (Samson and LUlab) SalntSeans ptuno ballade m g miuur ..v.ur Vocal Indian Love Song. Lleurance The Silver Hiitg Ctiamlnade Flower Sonf Gounod Piano -Etude Arabesgue Lescbetlzky To the' Rial'" Sun Torjuasen Hungarian Rhapsody No. . . Liszt Part two, thru costmue, conversa tion and music, depicts four scenes In the Uvea of two sisters who are typfa! American girls. Al! of the corn positions, with the eicoptlon of the folk aong are by n'odern American composers. The numbers In "Childhood", have been rrltten during the past year by pu pils In Miss Clement's piano and har mony classes. Their ages follow their names. PART TWO. "(lUldlHWd," Bong The Dandelion Dorothy Claim, 6 Plano Tbe Cuckoo Josephine Ralston, 11 6ong Do you knowT , Eugene Dowd, Piano Desert Fantasy Robert Fleming, 13 Piano Dance of tbe Gnomes . . Mildred Olann, 10 Btmg 1 bad a little Doggy Robert Barker, 11 Piano Sunshine and Shadows.. Hobert Fortmlller, 17 youth" Vocal Down In the Forest .... Landon Ronald love, I nave won you Landon Ronald Piano Eurus, the East Wind . . L. Leslie Loth "Womanliood" Vocal The Crv of Rachael .... Mary Turner Salter Piano At the old Trystlng Place EdWard MacDowell Autumn Edward MacDowell "Old Ae" Folk-song The Last Rose ot Sum mer. o Bprella Oortatlere, Clara Corum. Pboae, 403-R. 811 W. Wash. tf. Resignation Is Accepted Today By Associated Press WASHINGTON. April 16. It. C. Leelnrwell. assistant to the secretary of the treasury, has resigned, and bis resignation baa been accepted by president Wilson. A special $7,000,000 plant was built and a specialized organi zation was gathered together to make this tire exclusively. Such specialization is typical of Firestone. The plant capacity is 16,000 a d-y. 4 More Publicity Books Needed As a result of the visit to this city of J. H. O'Neal, general passenger agent of Ibe Union Pacific railroad, the chamber of commerce this morn ing n-ceived a communication from iV'in. McMurray, general pssneuger agent, requesting that there be sent a lame number of the descriptive booklets of this county to . R. A. i Smith, supervisor of agriculture fur the Union Pacific at Omalia. Mr Smith maintains extensive quarters i a Omaha wilt, large exhibit rooms, and Is in constant touch with pros- .itz, iT..l.-i,..r. " tm. i. th. third reouest the local i , , ,., ,. kuH fnr shipment of booklets for distribution to people who are Iiuereaiea in uru- gon, nd In each request the writers have been most complimentary m tholr remarks concerning the fund of Information and Hie condensed form of the books. They also have Bald that ttu-eu books come nearer slating actual facts uud conditions without devoting many paxea to generalities, than k.auy other books of that na ture. The chamber of commerce la han dicapped in the ordering of more of these books by the Insufficient funds availuble to have another . edition printed at thla time. They are en deavoring at the present time to se cure enough money so that It will be possible to place these books dh pub licity desks In this eountry. Adver- tuting matter of thla kind Is con- staiitly being sought and the smallest towns In California have their books over the entire United States. ECKJS FOR HATCHING. Thoroughbred white Rocks from 300 egg atraln. Also thoroughbred S C. White Leghorns Tancred strain. Eggs (8.00 per hundred. A few white Rock cockerels for sale, $4.00 cash. A. S. Hunt, 22S Jackson St., N., Roseburg, Oregon. NOW IN THE CITY. Frank A. Terry, representing tbe Equitable Savings V Loan Assn., Is now In the city. For "an Interview call or phone the Umpqua hotel, tf Communists Are Sentenced to Pen Ily Associated Press PORTLAND. April 16. Karl Os ier, convicted of criminal syndical ism on March 20th, was sentenced to the state penitentiary for five years by Circuit Judge Morrow. Claud Hurst got two years and Fred Fry was paroled under a two-year sen tence; They were all members of the Communist labor party. CHICHESTER S PILLS Igfs. TlliC DIAMOND II It A rill. A DIAMOND I'.KAND t'lU.ft. fc uiiigrnMLlnt,timl(Bt.AIkirHrlULU SIHD BY DRUGGISTS EVFKYWNFRF K &SA (blli(WltrtDIMtITlrt,atdiv CUJQt& I'll ! In Itrd bid (J.td imlikV WT-rStTl , BMU'd with r.lM Kllibul. V W kCi Talk oitwr- ItM-crroop w 0 831689 Mftl miltt fr dollar is a Ftrtit.mr pltdft to IU cwntr as ntll as lo oiws of if tart. Sti nrm teauW ottrsui Firtstoiu Cot J. LOVE and MARRIED LIFE fcg. fhu notea autnor j Idah MSGlona Gibson A MOMENTOUS DECISION. "What baa my stupid brother been doing now?" asked Alke (again. " " ," r ' ' J' "" ' J can get that pin h. gave me and have tbe stone reset, although be knows 1 aold it to you. He aays that be baa noticed that I have not been "earing it and that he sus- pects that I do not like the setting. Alice laughed so bard that she be came almost hysterical but wjben she could get her breath abe aaid: "Well, I always knew John was stupid but I really did not think be was as dense aa that. ' "John doesn t know that I over heard you telling Kim that I had al ready sold you tbe pin and he prob ably thinks be la doing a very clever thing and will bring me to some ex planation as to why I haven't It." Do you know what be tblnka you will do, said Alice suddenly. "No. What?" "He Imagines that you will buy the pin back from me rather than tell him what you did with It." I shall do nothing of the kind. I replied making a quick decision. 'What will you do then? To Explain It All. "I shall take this occasion to ex plain the whole matter to him think be should know to what straits I was driven lust before I went to Atlantic City.1 As I said these words I realized that I would never have dared to tell John about tbe pin If I did now know that I now bad plenty of money. The tables were turned. was able to be myself to say what I pleased and John must not only make the best of It but of me, "I have always believed, and be lieve now more sincerely than ever before that the Increase of divorce which so many good people vlei with such apprehension is because more women In the last few years have found out that they really do not need a man to support them. 1 remember my mother telling of friend of hers who found that hir husband had been untrue to her, "She deapised him ever after," said mv mother but still went on living with him "How could she do It?" I asked mv mother and my mother answered, "She bad nowhere else to go. Able to Earn a Living. "That la probably tbe reason many of our mothers and grand mothers rest under stone tablets up on which la Inscribed 'Devoted wife of etc., etc. For many women of the old order ot things marriage was Just a way of earning their dally bread, but thank heaven, today most, women are able to earn an honest living without the aid of a bus band." I told this to Alice and she re marked, "That la all very well, my dear, but when there are children The results are all in favor of the car owner: Quality at low cost; strength and scien tific balance; car protection; long life; most miles per dollar. Stop tire shopping. Buy Firestones. & i Mjreir tlu IWallitlCTHI CTWtHmTHW. M'rTIUMT. PBH; I think another factor enters." 'Perhaps. I answered, oui ,i have determined on one thing. 1 am going to tell John all about that diamond pin. Once more I am go ing to try to make blm unaersiaiia to what his penurlousnees nas brought me. Once more I am go ing to try and make him realize mai hia way of treating me In money matters is one of the reasons lor oui unhapplneas." I don t think Jobn is unnappy, aid Alice. I do," I answered, ."I am. almost sure he Is nnbappy. Certainly he is very restless or he would not oe traveling around with Elizabeth Moreland seeking for moment oi forgetfulness." ' But could be not nave tnai iur- nh vnii?" asked Alice. "No, dear, I do not think he could, because when he is with me nil iha little annovances that he re members in connection with his life with me come uu before blm. n wants to eet away. He knows mat be has done wrong and be wants to get away from the thought or It. Kiwv Tliina Kr John. Alice sighed. "I think that per haps I should be In sympathy wltn .Inhn. hut. dear. It seems to me such 'an easy thing for him to make you happy If he would only realize the nnainvftnAa nf vnur nalure and not play fast and loose with you all the time." . "He Is evidently playing fast with ma now." I said. Indicating the roses, "but I wonder if these flow ers would have come if he had gone K0-1, with mv nnwer of attorney In his pocket Instead of knowing that all this money that nas Deen leu io me la still under my own control." "Well, I think you have done right," said Alice reluctantly as she rose to go. i atartpd to mv feet as she said "Then you will not come to see Ruth with me?" - "No, I am going to write my let iai in .Inhn and sav good-by and everything grew black and, as If from a far distance, I heard Alice's excited exclamation. We fit your feet at Stephens. SETTING EtiCS. From High Producing White Leg horn hens Tancred Strain, $1.25 per Betting of 15; $8 per 100. Earl Vosburgh, 227 N. Jackson or 702 Fullerton. French vanilla, Tuti-Fruti, Choco late and Strawberry (with fresh ber ries) Ice cream at the Rose Saturday and Sunday. o Wilbur Reunion Speaker Secured C L. Chenoweth of this city, presi dent of the Umpqua Academy asso elation, announces that further se lections of Boeakers have been made 'Cor the annual reunion which Is to take place at Wilbur next June 5th says the Oakland Tribune. lit ad dition to the address which Is to be delivered by Hon. Austin Mires, W C. Alderson, superintendent of schools of Multnomah county, is to give nn address. Mrs. Inez Miller, formerly of Wilbur, now of Corval- 11b, has been selected to preside at the noon hour aa toastmaster. Other features are being arranged for, and it Is thought the entire program will be ready for announcement at an early date. o iNirty millinery at Bellows, not over $15. tf HLKHKAD ITEMS. There was a . party at Bradford ! ...oinors last Saturday night. Near ly eeryone In the String waB there, mey passed a very pleasant evening In playing cards and dancnlg and everjone seemed to enjoy them selves. The quicksilver mines are running at full blast again after being shut down for repairs and clean-up for a few days. (irover Devlne went to town last m r U V ler ms wlfe- ""d baliv. Mrs Devlne haa been on the sick list for OtlitA a whlld Romla Howard left the last of 4. the week for Comstock. whera ha , , A EU H( In hull.1 - l . .. ! rj brother-ln-1 Violet Anks Is workina fm. f fl Woodward for a few days. ' I -- . u.v ,n iiavinK nig car over- Pi nauiea at R. Howard's garage. . - - o French vanilla. Tnii-friiti r-k. late and Strawberry fith frV.K i rlea ice cream at the Rose Saturday ; 5 and Sunday. R . o 5 We SOllclt VOIir itnnll.. . ' for banquets, parties, dance and ' 4. when decorations are needed. Prl rminiws. "ina Fern," 40J Caaa St law.-" " ""U 'r " B Iff I ff IV IJ W Mr. Dobins and sons are hnllrtln! Zl WT W Si f &Xad.l,0M" " ,,,e'r ,arm DCar i(5 Ult t Mr. Payne has been filling up'lj 5 some of the mudnoles on the road, Until April 21 at 50c per 100 2 the Inst few days. d ,. . ,, . . 5 Roby Loveless and his sister. S lb8- deliver1 l , J lta. are In Shoestring visiting, j 5 8 They lived here several years ago. S T- T- r T- T'.tV E The Elkhend school will bo out ! t RKRf.H R SJ C neu week. Mm Mabel Shortridge I? ULrflYJl.lY O d s teaching and her friends regret i f. A !Ji,oJ:?e?l5oT?j, b?" n JUNK- SHOP t It. ! For Colds, Catarrh or loflueuzfi Do yon foel wenk and unequal to the work ahead of yon? Do you (till cough a little, or does your nose bother you 1 Are you palef Is your blood thin and watery 1 Better puV your body Into shape. Build strong !- An old, reliable blood maker and herbal tonic tniide from wild nnits and barks, is Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. This "nature remedy"coines In tablet or liquid form. It will build up your body and protect you from dis ease germs which lurk everywhere One of .ho active Ingredients of this tem perance altoratlve and tonic Is wild' cherry bark with stllllnsla, which Is so good for the lungs and for coughs; also Oregon grape root, blood rooa; stone root. Queen's root, all skilfully combined In the Medical Discovery. Thfcse roots have a direct action on the stomach, Improvlngdlgcstlon and asilml. lutlnn. These herbal extracts in the "Discovery" aid in blood-making and aro bet for scrofula. By Improving the blood they fortify the body against an attack ot grip or celds. Catirrh should be treated, first, as a blooddlsease,withthlsaltratlve. Then, In addition, the nose should bo washed dally with Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. Send 10c for trial pkg. of Medical Dis covery Tablets or Catarrh Tablets to Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y. We wash and polish cara at Mor ten's garage. . o , Now la the time to have your piano artlBtlcally tuned. C. H. Arundel, phone 189-L, 25 years In ternational experience. All Classified Advertisement In serted new today will be found on hut page under "New Today" neaa WANTED. WANTED Dishwasher at Foutch's restaurant. WANTED Young lady. Reception room work. Clark's Studio. WANTED A spinning wheel. Ad dress Box 74, Wilbur, Oregon. WANTED Man Phone 34F11. to slash brush Leslie Hatfield, WANTED Woman to do confec tionery work. Apply at Foutch's, WANTED Steady man for ranch . work. Good place. Phone 29-F2. WANTED Lady roomera. ler St. Phone 193-R. 846 Mil- WANTED WaltresB at Foutch's reslaurant, corner Cass and Sheri dan. WANTED. Hoy over 18 years old for porter at Umpqua Hotel. Ap ply at once. '- WANTED 3-inch wagon In good condition. Reply to C. B. A., care Newa-Ueview office. WANTED Rider, one with some ex perience, to help with horses and ride at county falrsv In Oregon. Steady Job for right party. Ad dress Box 447, Myrtle Point, Ore. WANTED Man with family .,wants steady ranch . work. Will make contract by the year. Beat of ref erence furnished from former em ployer. For particulars call at 125 Cass street or phone 219. M. A. BULEY CONTRACTOR Builds Anything. First class work. Let me figure with you. Box 304, Resi dence 305 Douglas St. Kosebura;, Oregon. I Will Accept 'A J After this date will positively 4 not buy any mora paper. S So rush your old papers and A 2 magazines in. 4 CLASSifttD (Oil K W 1 vv -ri Y-av w. -wpERGER'S Junk Shop WANTED Girl for general house work. Addreaa Joe Harvey, City. Tel. D-F4. , " ' WANTED Plain dressmaking, reaa- . onabhi prices. Mrs. O. W. Pbll Nllp, : So. Jackson. WANTED Nicely furnished house in good residence district. Ad dress A. C, care News-Kevlew. WANTED Woman to do washing: also a woman to help In general housework. Phone 404. WANTED Place In private family by single man to room and board. Address "F. W.," Newa-Review. TRUCK DRIVER and helper wants employment, coinmlsilon or sal ary. Not afraid of work. Phone 180-J. WANTED Girl for general house work In small family. Address A. M., care News-Review office. Phone 3S-L. WANTED To rent a small tract with good bouse and modern equipment for chicken raising. . Phone 435-J. WANTED A No. 1 logging camp cook. Must be well recommended and able to handle 75 men. In quire News-Review for Informa tion. FOK RBVP FOR RENT 2 housekeeping rooms. 646 So. Pine St. FOR RENT Safety deposit boxes Roseburg National Bank. FOR RENT 1 1-2 acres river bot tom soil, close to town. Phone 278-L. HOII8RKEEPIN0 ROOMS Also sin gle rooms at reasonable prices Roseburg Apartments, oor .Male and Douglas. MISCELLANEOUS DRESSMAKING Stylishly done - tailoring. 749 So. Main. Phone 429-Y. GENERAL TRANSFER Hauling and country trips a specialty. Troxell & Co. - Phone 251. - FOUND An envelope containing kodak pictures and films. Owner please call at Newg-Revlew office LOST A bunch of keys. Finder please leave at News-Review .of fice. Reward, 8AFETY FIRST Secui a safet deposit box for your valuable pa pers at the Roseburg National Bank. tf LOST On Deer Creek road, pair of silver mounted spurs. Finder please return to Lynn Cre&son. Reward. EGGS FOR HATCHING Brown Leghorn, good layers; 15 for (1.60. D. S. Houser, phone to 302-L. tf LOST Sunday' morning, a half grown Persian kitten. Finder please return to I. M. Tuthlll, 3 miles west of Sutherlin, Coles Val ley road. MONEY TO LOAN 20-year rural credit farm loans, low Interes Tate. $20,000 local money to loan on good real estate. First mort gage. See M. F. Rice -of Rice Rice v tf WHO will be the Ice man? Will fur nish 2 tons per day during the summer months at a reasonable price. , This Is a good opportunity for the right man. Casey-Harding, Lands. . uai-JD caks o. K. Garage has a large number ot different makes. Prices and terms to suit your poc ket book. Call and we will de monstrate them to your satisfac tion. Geo, Shanks ft Son. LOST On Friday morning, April 9, between Caldera store and Shady Point, one surrey curtain for left side. Finder please leave at News Review office or Brockway store. Herman Schulze, Brockway. FOR SALE. OLD PAPERS FOR SALE News Review office. FOR SALE Medium' sized safe. See It at Foutches. FOR SALE Detroit . gas range. Phone 192-W. 407 Ella St. i ' FOR SALE Baled hay. W. IJ. Ramp Rt. 1, 1 mile east of town. 270-R. 1 FOR SALE Good 1S14 model Ford touring car. W. R. Warner, at ine tjaieteria, FOR SALE Practically new Wade dragsaw, with clutch and pulley, at bargain. Pat-alow V Bell. FOR SALF Old lumber and barbed wire. Nachter's Grove. Casey Harding, Lands. 20 ACRES IN GARDEN VALLEY 10 acres 11-year-old trees; 2 acres loganberries, 8 acres grain; 17500, half cash. The apple or chard alone Is worth more than the total price asked. Casey-Harding, Lands. Poultry and Eggs WANTED We pay highest market price In cash. Highest market - price paid for your cream, no delay. Bring In Your Products Roseburg Produce Co. 501 N. Jackson St . phone m FOE SALE 1914 Port u good dlUon: alao S-ln-h ahape. Phon. if-rn. " COW FOB SALF, On. Jersey, 00(. leer. Lona Oak .v ,ooa milker way, Fred Bchmldl "l FOR SALE 60 Angora ro.t.. '77 Phon- 34-F2. J. C. Royse. OAK WOOD FOR SALE MOVE nv TRUCK. Oiil .t utB T - , wiauia BfcrV !( Prices reasonable. Phone 20P?" FOR SALE Span of ffoik ni.r-a or either or hnth . "'". able. R. A. Hercner, D.Lr'tE FOR SALE, BARGAIN t room mo. sleeping, porch mT' c!"8 ln' ph("" 0Wtter- COAL, BODY WOOnfii.k... . mill ends, cement, lime, piaster storage, transfer, J, Dean, rnone 128. FOR SALE Black Jersey cow Am Inavlnv ltir anA -.111 ..... j a.. a lit sen at sacri fice. Phone 418-J, or call at 61U Commercial. ' ?OR SALE Egga for hatching from pure bred O. A. C. Barred Rocks! 11.25 per 15. Address Elmer " Swan, Looking Glass, Ore FOR SALB: Chevrolet tourbig car ln good mechanical condition have two cam, can't use then both. Ed Bryant, Pbone 9-F25. FOR SALE--75 tier of hard wood also gas saw and buzz saw, in flnt class condition. Phone 11-F25 Jaalmar Hanson, Melrose. WHITE LEGHORN hatching eggi Tancred and O. A. C. strain, tl.U for 15 eggs, 1 8 per 100. Mrs. C. O. Sheppard, DIxonville, Ore. FOR SALE 11 1-2 acres land, half mile to town; good 5-room house, barn, chicken' house. Easy terms Box 13, Rt. 1, Roseburg, Ore. ' FOR SALE Large county maps, shows all R. R. and government lands open to entry, price $3.00, F. C. Frear, county surveyor, Roseburg, Oregon, TOR SALE Sawmill complete, with donkey engine, capacity of mill I thousand feet. Plenty of timber. - Address S. M., care News-Review. 120 ACRES of timber land for tale by owner, located west of Drain. Price 75c per M. C. 0. Anderson, Box 463 Ballard Sta., Seattle, Wn. "OR SALE Mapleleat Confection ery. Bargain if taken before April 1st. Owner doslrous of taking trip only reason for selling. Good lo catlon, good business. FOR SALE 7 acres near Winston; 4 acres 4-year-old prunes; 3 acres grain; 5-room plastered house. Dandy good buy, (1600 cask. Casey-Harding. 20 ACRES OF SPLENDID PRUNE LAND 11 acres of it river bot tom. Price (3700, half cash. This Is a good one. Casey-Harding, Lands. FOR SALE 606 acres of timber for sale; few rods from highway and near siding at Riddle. Must be sold at once. Good team logging proposition. Address Harry L. ' Grube, Cottage Grove, Ore. HEINLINE-MOORE CONSERVATORY i i sic In 1 Physical Education Managed by - Accredited T eachers Only The State demands hlrlilr rtflctent teachers and this School eoiuplles lOO per cent with the State law. Kohlhagen Bldg. Phone 390 Township Maps Showing 0. & C. Grant Lands subject to entry ; April 12th. $1.50 per i township. i . Douglas Abstract Co. j Watch Our NEW PLANT GROW! Roseburg Dairy and Sod? Works Some Land Bargains I have Quite a few nice hemes to sell in Roseburg. everal nic. country homes In Fdenbower, soma of them well improved " up to date, ranging from Hj 15 acres; .mall and large farms on Cow Creek, above Glendale, ranging from 40 acres to Come and see the PP'r'y' .k, the land suit, we will try to msM the price right, Write or call on H. J. WILSON Roaeburg, Oregon.