Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, April 21, 1920, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text1 i Ho por- THTl yirfll? 2 UflBtiira J i Al.lXdilll. 'i.n t;.' t. 1 AW-i'MI.VlVop i! UrAJ i l. I' w-..,la- Sinuillin..- . - . tintSllieM'W."111'' , . neither iip;uin.-i----': Mineral. NoT?.ATIC ;:t- 11 iwdyf.T I &? rW 11 Ml" Ezact Copy of Wrapper. I'ltOl'LRTY IS MIT lM'OLVkll IS TAX. No dlri",t property lax whatever Is required for the slate highway bonds to be issued under tbp constitutional amendment to be voted upon at the election May 21. The measure Is for Increasing tho state road bond limit from two per cent to four per cent of the assessed valuation of prop erty within the slate, thus making It possible to Issue sufficient bonds to ompleto the main state highways. Principal nnd Interest for these bonds are flnnnced entirely by the auto license fees and g.T'ollne tax, without any ntces-illy for Increasing either the license fee or the tax above the rates now being paid. At present rules, figuring only on a mail Increase In the number of auto for tho next few yeurs, the revenue from these sources will mil nder the four per cent limit, but will lenve an annual surplus to be expended for other state hk'hvvny Sli mm The Thrifty Housewife Buys m (a "The Quality Ccfieo of America" in the Five Pound Vacuum Can You take no chance. Our worth while guarantee protects you. "Your grocer will refund the full price you paid for M-J B Coffee, if it does not please your taste, no matter how much you have used out of the can." Also sold in the one and three pound vacuum packed cans. kf 01 if Wothars Knew That Gen-ins Gastoria Always Bears tho Signature Use Over Thirty Years THC CKNTAVII eOMHHNV. ftflW VOftM. CITT. 1 1 -uriii.se. No direct lax on property is required, ami no ItitTi are either In : auto license fees or lias tax. A tabulation showing these rev enues anil the payments on Interest nnd principal, has been Issued offi cially by the stale hnslatue eom mlitep and published in Hie official slnlo pamphlet now being mailed to all registered voters. IJaie-siilptiur spray, Biilphur for fiTti'lzer. sulphur for plant dusliui', l:ine in Ilbls., ars nat(. of lead, black b af foriy. rmpquu Valley Fruit Union. SI (.Alt I'ltICK SOAKS. roKTI.AND, ore.. Aptil lft. ui-ar al retail reached the record i. rice here of '-'0 tents a pound to day. Within the pant week beef prices r a.. : en- said today. I'ackeis auvanceu the wholesale prices two to three ceiitr First in Flavor Unsurpassed in Qucliiy and Economy LOVE acdMARRlED LIFE Idah MSGlone Gibson 6fJliIIH MUM ' A GIFT FltOM .IOIIX. I didn't wah-ii until tlio next morning v.as well adaned. Tut ! nowleil.c or what was coining op pressed my f rt waking thought. I !;-it.' w.m Hii' li i diiferent e in my I'diiiTR Iroin tliuie when 1 had flr..l lotted myself about tu oecoine a MOthtT. , i felt ttii n t'l.it the giitcs of heaven !..id oeeiuil. and 1 baldly dared look .sithin for the brightness, the golden j (l la ii4 i, seemid almost more than i could bear. And now. nothing but liailoua. nothing but the blackness 'it despair, and in the background f my mind a feellnit of siiilillness hat 1 felt as 1 did about the colli de, of a child. I ti led to imt the whole thing -out id my mind, but it dime wtih re- i.wid intensity as Hannah brought ia ii. breakfast and tho usual box - f gorgeous m.Jes tliat John had sent me every day since he lert. "Shall I put the flowers in a vase. Kutherlne?" nuked Jiiiniuih. Do just an you please, Hannah," I said drearily. "Your room is no full of flowers now," rlie p urirKiu. "Yen. the fragrame of roses al- most overpowers lite." Take Tliem to Church. " All right, honey. I'll tell you what we will do." mid Hannah. "We'll, lust lake the' new ones and send ! 1 ney u ....i, i.. ....i,. n ihe niiar tomorrow iMoinlnir. I'll have Miss Alice write a nice note and say you are ccndini! them in memory of your mot her." "That will le charming." I said heartily. "Hut first you must look In the box. John has been in the habit of sending me a note with them." Hannah undid the wrappings and found the usual note .inside. She handed it to mo rather triumphant ly. I was disinclined to open it oe fore her. because In Hannahs eyes I wan happily married; nut sne looked so expectant I finally broke the seal. "I bought tho house yesterday, dearest, and I am eagerly waiting , nin nfwl (leeiirato nnrt furnish it as vou please. I hud the i Vor I had made my de ision about deed niado out In your name. Mother I John much ns nnv cither woman has made a great loss and de lares ; makes a decision. Iinpnllvelv. 1 de it Is impossible for her to live alone, termlned to write the whole thine to but I told In r she hadn't been hnr.pv , John, to do what he would ral a minute since you came at least "placing mv c-vrds on the table, and she h id made vou unhappy by giv- let him decide. ina' you to understand ns much. And I Tmrtorrow A New Idea. NK.t.llO IS I.YXl'IIKll. PITT.-ltrP.tl. Kan.. April 19. A mob estimated at IDDO persons late iodav surrounded the Jail at Mul berry near here, seized a neero fden- nrw .virus atta-k,,i a white ill here til's morning, and handed him to a telephone polo. The mob did not limit st a while vouMi, who with the ee-ro. vva cap tured by a posse. After the lvc.-h-ine the voutli was reniovetl from (hp iail by the niilhorities. The attack upon th" yoiiec w van took ela.e while she was soinK to Miii'.-rv from her home. She was fo.tnd't'ed to two tree- hv a small boy. II. r throat was rlnohed. Vcioriliiii' to niv -tc; tf.s. however, -die will pri.bal.lv recover. . r;.;s roit hatchinh. Tboroilthbred white Hocks from !tm c;..: slr.iin. ANo thoroimhlired -t (V W'nte 1.. tthorns 'I'm. .'rid stiain : s "0 per hundred. A few bite Iti.eU cckerels for sale. $1.00 ash. A. S. liae.t. 22:. Jackiain St., N'.. Kos. bUlK, Oregon. 1 tirj e ears for hire. Vhone '10:1. Ylio's Your Cleaner? Wlmt vtmld l tli' condition of :ti banlting business If anv,u- who cart-t to could hold hittiswtf out as a bnukwr? What prutt'Oltuii would you LiT against fraud? U this not tin' condition in the cliauing buainuus toiUy? Our titult luetic Is )niir iiotiiion. tWr x years of k;us ful biuiu ami 1 srvic Is our proof. WHO'S YOUR CLEANER? TRY OUR Thonc 277 J We Want Everybody To Know! 'i: at we Lave best short order mm Ire ill town. Cafe teria liinn.r from 11 a. i 7 : S o p.' m. Our steaks and c!i i; i i timet be l-c.it. A trial Mill couvluc you. Rcscburg Cafeteria & Restaurant W. R. Warner E. p. Woods that now, when she had a ehar.ee to live iu the old homo lor the lest oi ucr life, could make me think she. was going to bo miserable. ( ta Not Kc-i I'p li'-'-x-'-"Kho Intimated that It would no: bo Dossible lor her to ke :." i lie esiunses of the house, and I l old her that I would do lh:.t. Kver til..e that 1 hae be. n to our lit w J.oue, Katlierllte. 1 like it bei.er h..it,.r are ironic to be abb' to ontertaltl a (treat deal. You know wo have not had our lib mis about is often since we were married, lint now w? will show this old to.vn lust what rial entrrtainnv nl l.uans. "I am rrazy to set It all fi.'d up. If you hadn't made such n I'i.-s, my tlear, at the way I had litis house decorated and furnli-hed, I could huvu it all fixed up for you by tho ; t.me vou came back. I am f "re in my own mind that this would be much the ben way, nut lor u:t . am going to give in to your ideas. I mouth I am not soing to open my ebout one thing. In or outside your hottre. How soon do yon think you can have It furnished? I want to give a . T...1 natier. ' 1,1.1, i m ...n.iin iind r separate i , .,i.;,ii,i notice of ; i..;., 'r,'.i, of' the lines.' and 1 i . ... a w itb rinir . l ,m in iivlnif it 'o vo l." Isn't It a terrible tliin. that we warn anil want and want tliitiK--.- eiin ii,,.n Inst when we don't want them .any morn, they come to its I h begged John to have a MM'" noeie for us. as I was not hap .y with his mother and he would not li-'cn to me. Fate Proves Contrary. T wanted niv first baby, pcrhnns, then nnvthing else in the world, and fate took It from me. and nt neither houses nor now. when I w. children. I am hnvlng both "Hes Miss AV'e cone out asked Hannah. "Yes." f''e snid her going out just as i caeie u p i st.iirn. Wai sue walki"g er i-'vlnir. "Driving," said Hi'imah. ".M lent there wn a taxi at te door." "When she comes In will vou ask her to come un to niv ro-iin. ald. OLDS ntaa or cnesi , - ' are best treated 1 'extfrnally " with Jlj'.V) VKKS YlFCpJJ i'S OfAl.lTY I'Ol'l.TUY KKK11S. 1 Are prepared under the diieetion -if l'mf. C. S. llrevvster, formerly of '.he Poultry Ileparttuenf, Oregon A rlculluial Collesu. They will niHi:i lain the health and vitality of your tlo.-k, hasten the growth of pro'it- I able broilers and early layir.s pul- ; b-ts and produce more esgs from ( oer laying Hock. j I 'nr Krov. itt h I ; V s use KeTs Jriiich l-'ied. Chirk Develiiper Mash and Iievelopini: Scratch Feed. ; For lavins: liens use Kerr's 3cralch I'ee.l and Km: rreilaeed. ! I'or sale by v:cbti:arh Bros,, Kose- litirit. Oretron. j Headquarter for poultrymen. rtiei1et re.eo .nner PnotiP tsT, LYI40N U SPENCU fropriir WAY Oyr Aulo Will Call Custom of Long Standing Broken A custom o' nuiny years Btandlng ,ll be broken this year by the Jun iors of tho local bisii thool wuo last uit::t vettd to discontinue the au n ii :il biiiuiueta for the graduating clam, ill past years it has been the cu. torn for the Junior class to enter '.ain the senior with a banquet at the close ol the year work. At this bnneuet only the member of the n.b.r tl-ss and the officer of the liniior claim are invited to attend. Tin viar it is estimated that the affair would cost ill the iieightior looil of ltlO. as the senior class Is iaig'i and the cost of banquet hla'u. At a nveetiiig of tho junior class held list nlKlit. inemlitr expressed ttiein elves as beins opposed to spending hi h a large sum of money in an i.n i eearv so ial event when there aie so many other use to which the ,im ntie.hl better be put. Conse- ueutly it was decided to hold a re ception which will, it Is estimated, lost about $ia mid to give the ro il. ulnder or the $100 to the Armenian relief fund. The decision was unani mously adopted and Instead of the usual banquet, the seniors will be tei"'e-.e;l a reception and the Ar ! meiilans will be given the sum which otherwise would be used for the pur- pose oi proviuin a ois iu. I'Olt WOMK.VS III IJ.I1X OF O. AT V. Will members and friends of the Menial Culture Club please bring ihcir donations for the home cooking uilv without waiting to be solicited The sale will be held Saturday. April 24. In the Casey and Harding win now iumnkss mi:x i.atxch cam- lj 1'AKiX TO HKI.r FAUMKKS, Farm Bureau Monthly.) As Douglas county Is preeminently a cotton raising county, the business men have organized for the purpose of wearin goveralls for the supposed purpose of raisins the price of cot ton to the grower of the county. It Is expected that this movement will spread to tne entire stale, eviueuuy being fostered by the "Patronize Home Industry Association." Div.irdas county has only seven hundred farmers engaged In the raising of sheep and goats: they own sixty-nine thousand four hundred and sixty-eight head of sheep and gouts. Of course this does not com pare with the amount of cotton that Is produced In the county; therefore "wvar overalls" should be the slogan of everybody. This will sure get you somewhere if it is carried far enough. MASON'S ATTENTION. A special communication of Laurel I.otlte No. Ill, A. F. & A. M.. will be held in the Masonic Temple Wednes day eveni'ic. April 21st. Work in the E. A. degree. by ortler of W. M. W. F. IIAItRIS. Secty. STOCK IIO(;S SCAlfCE. Farm llnreuii Monthly.) A number of refiuests are comlnp Into the County Ajreut's office for stock li'-vr.i to be di llvered In July or A'n'ost. Most of these requests nre for hope, to he turned in on wheat sown on slashings. At the present , time rem'es'a for 1 aft tt 200 head of i hoes are tiled ill the office with no ! prospect of the order beiue filled. If , you have any stork hops for sale or will have about that time, please let ' us kno'-v ns this may save froirlit both v i'.s as it iray be necessary to I ko to Portland to secure the supply m:v ai to sta;k i.i.ne. I'dear Shanks has pot on a state line to Camas Valley and way points, l.firre cars us"d. and be is prepared to pive ood eervice. Phone 309 for reservat ions. XtV IX THE CITY. Frank A. TVrry, rt'presentins Ihe Kqnital.le Favfiis A Lou As.n.. h now fn tbe ciiv. Vor an Intarvitv Jill or plum t tie rmp(iia hotel, tf Nifty millinery at Bellows, over $15. not t: Wo policit your docoraMon worlt for bniiqu' tr!, parties, dances and church pociali atid for all occasions wlion dcnnratfnnR arp reeded. Price r.-awonable. "Th Fern," 403 West Cas St. All riaselfled AilTertlment It, -vrte.1 new tmlay will 1 found ot. last wire nnder "X Today brad ATI t. VA.TED PisUwashor restaurant. at FoutchV WANTED piauo. A good second 'bone 11.7-R. hanc , WANTED Steady man for ranch wu.k. Good place. I'hone 29-F2. WANT l:l--Wouiau to do confec , tiom rv work. Apply at Foutch's WANTED -Voting lady. Reception rk. Clu-k's Studio. AM l-.n- Waitress at Foutch's I i r.'M.iurant, corner Cass and Sheri dan. : WANTED. Hoy over IS years old f r porter at 1'iupq.ua Hotel. Ap I ply at once. ANTED Man or boy willing to do I Junitor work for board. Inquire I at Cafeteria. -Nicely furnished house t residence district. Ad C, care News-Rerlew. mm m. WANTED Woman to do genera) houeowoik. Mm. C. A. LockwooU. Fhoue 234-J. W ANTED To rent a mall tract with . good bouse and modern equipment for chicken raising. Puoue 435-J. WANTED Middle aged woman or ttirl for general housework In fum lly of 3 on ranch. Mr. C. 8. Baker, Suiherlln. Phone 42-F12, Oak land. WANTED Rider, one with some ex perience, 'o help with horse and ride at county full ill Oregon. Steady Job fur right party. Ad dress Box VI7, Myrtle Point, Ore. WANTED A No. 1 logging camp cook. Must be well recoinineudeu and able to handle 75 men. In quire News-Review for informa tion. KOI. KENT KOIl RENT 2 housekeeping room e 4 6 So. Piue St. FOR RENT Suiety Deposit boxea Itoseburg National Hank FOR RENT 1 1-2 acre river bot tom soil, close to town. Phone 27S-L. FOR RENT 2 furnished housekeep ing room. 112 Brockwuy bt Phone 2 02-J. FOR RENT Four furnished house keeping room. 246 N. Rose St. Phone 14 8-L. FOIl SALE Complete sets Brltaiil ca, Dickens and Shakespeare. In quire Newa-Revlew. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS Also ln gle room at reasonable price. Roseburg Apartments, oor Main and Douglas. FOR RENT Furnished for house keeping, large front room, with porch: close in. 331 South Main St. MlSCKIXANKUUo. DRESSMAKING Stylishly done tn'loring. 749 So. Main. I'hone 429-Y. GENERAL TRANSFER HaullliR and ceuntry trips a specialty. Troxell & Co. Phono 251. FOUND An envelope containing kodak pictures and film. Owner please rail at News-Review offleo SAFETY FIRST Seoul a afet deposit box for your valuable pa per St the Rosobur" Nation Rank. tf LOST On Deer Creek road, pair of silver mounted spur. Finder please return to Lynn Creason Reward. EOOS FOR HATCHING Brown Leghorn, good layers; 15 foi $1.50. D. S. Houser, phone to 3'12-L. tf MONEY TO LOAN 20-year r.ira' credit farm loans.' low Inferos rate. J20.000 local money to loai on good real estate. First mort KfiKe. Sea 51. K. Kice of Klce H Klce. tf USKD CARS O. K. Oarage has larpe number of different makes Piices and terms to suit your poc ket book. Call and we will de monstrate them to your satisfac tlon. Geo. Shank & Son. KOIl SL.E. OLD PAPEH3 FOR Review office. SALE New FOR SALE Medium sized afe. 11 at Koutches. Set GOATS FOR SALE 100 head, quire at Newg-Reriew office. In FOR SALE Detroit gas range. I'hone 1S2-W. 407 Ella St. FOR SALE Two good Fox hounds, will run coyotes. Phone 33-F14. !0 ACRES IN GARDEN VALLEY 10 acres 11-year-old trees; 2 acres loganberries, 8 acre grain; $7500, half cash. The apple or chard alone is worth more than the total price asked. Casey-Harding, Lands. HATCHING EGGS Hollywood 200- eitK strain White Leghorns, Gold en Carnitines, from first prize pen Pan Francisco World Fair; White Face Black Spanish: heavy layers and non-setters. Eggs $1.50 per setting; $8 per 100. Phone 9-F25. Ed Bryant. FOIl SALE Highest grade nursery stock walnuts, prunes. In fact every variety of fruit tree growu in Oregon, as well as latest in orna mentals. For fall deliveries see F. E. Jordan, special agent, 324 E. 1st Ave. N., Roseburg, Oregon. HOUSEHOLD CONVENIENCES Kitchen Cabinets, Btllt in effects of any sort are mace by u. It all home lndurtry. See tia about anything In this line yon want. ThsJ. G. FIooRCo. Phone TOO Poultry and Eggs WANTED We pay highest market price In cash. Highest market price paid for your cream, no deiays. Bring In Your Product Roseburg Produce Co. 501 N. Jackson St. PHONE 27 FOR SALE Daled Lay. W. f Kt. 1. 1 mil. ,a.t ot to. " . , . wagon hi rood hape. I'hone 32-F13. ,wl C0IZ.R "fr?T 't-t. too " ' a.vuv oi. ranch c . way. Fred Schmidt. ,1 Rehm.... ' -- It FOR SALE 1 eCOnd hmnA l. Gal. steel water tank 7 . . " ii. uiam. rnone S-F-13. Harvey, i'hone 9-F1. OAK WOOD FOR SALE MOVE nv TRUCK. Onieb .n... . UVB B Price reaiunable. Phoa ilfl FOR SALE. BARGAIN t. room n. m m, sleeping, porch FOR SALE One good Jr.. , swu uevy nore; 1 ewuu i iii in wuxous. Judd Mlllin. u Mo- FOR SALE A good work k"" heavy single harness, and lmiTi hack. J Wharton. West Iw burg. Phone 389. FOR SALE Good six room noti on Winchester St. For particular, eee Chas. McElhinny or R i Whipple. u COAL, mill B0D7 WOODSlabwood. end, cement, lime, platter! storage, transfer, I'hone 128. J. Dens, "OR SALE -Black Jersey cum. i leaving city and will sell at sacri fice. Phone 418-J, or call at u4 Coiuniercinl. FOR SALE Egg for hatching Iron pure bred O. A. C. Ilarred Rocks $1.23 per 15. Address Elmtr Swan. Looking Glas. Or. FOR SALE 11 1-2 acre land, kail wile to town; good 6-room bow, barn, chicken house. ay ttrau Box 13, Kt. 1, Roseburg. On. FOR SALE Large county maps, shows nil R. R. and goTerDiatat lands open to entry, prlc $3.o. F. C. Frear, couuty survsjtr! Roseburg, Oregon. FOR SALE Sawmill coniDlt, win donkey engine, capacity of mill I thousand feet. Plenty of tlaibw. Address S. M., care News-Revltw. 120 ACRES of timber land for ult by owner, located west of Drill. Trice 75c per M. C. O. Anderson. Box 463 Ballard Sta., Seattle, Wa. FOR SALE Mapleleaf Confection ery. Bargain if taken before April 1st. Owner desirous of taking til) only reason for selling. Good kv eatlon. good buslnesw. FOR SALE 606 acre of timber ftr sale; few rods from highway uxl near Biding at Riddle. Mult b sold at once. Good team loirlnf proposition. Address Harry I Grube, Cottage Grove, Or. BROCCOLI SEED FOR SALE Dr. Bailey has spent 8 years develop ing a strain of broccoli seed adapt ed to the Umpqua Valley. 12 per ounce. Special rates on pound lot. Orders taken for broccoli plant for June delivery, $4 per thou sand. Dr. C. H. Bailey Sod, Roseburg, Oregon. HEIN LINE -MOORE CONSERVATORY I ill; in 1 Phyjlc.il Education Managed by Accredited Teachers Only The State demnnds hls-hlr erode! teacher aad this School oomnUM too pur cent with th SlltiU Koh!haen Biik. Phone 396 Township Maps Showing 0.. & C. Grant Lands subject to entry April 12th. $1.50 per township. Douglas Abstract Co. M. A. BULEY CONTRACTOR Builds Anything. First class work.; Let me fijure with you. Box 304, Re.4 dence 305 Douglas St lloeeburg, Oregon. Some Land Bargains I have quite a few nlc hoc" JJ sell in Roseburg. t,Ter' country home in Kd,nf some of them well Improvwr " up to date, ranging from 15 acre; inall and lrg on Cow Creek, abor. 0I ranging from 40 acre to Come and see the property, the land .ult we will try to n the price right. ,v Write or call o H. 3- WILS RL 2, Roseburg, Oregon.