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WeeKly Deposits Soon Grow
We have many depositors who make
weekly deposits to their credit
and find it a great benefit in helping
them to build a fund for future needs.
New accounts are invited.
TheRosebuiS National Bank
Rosebur,Ore.
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Ladies9 Sport Coats.
We have assembled the best line of these splendid
garments ever shown in Roseburg. They represent
all the new styles and new materials known to the
trade, fl Our large organization with it's tremendu
ous buying power has enabled us to offer them at
extremely low prices.
We can help you bring the
H. C. L. down.
AH wool Jerseys In brown and tan $10.50
The "CORDICA," the newest garment In the sport coat line,
large plaid patterns with fringe trimmings, very stylish
with the younger set $15.7,1
Tan ELLA cloth $18.SO
All wool Velors In brown and tan !$2s!(M)
Wool Tweeds In grays and mixtures $21.75
Leather sport coats, a splendid garment for motor wear . . . . $47.30
JIH0SEI&
Timber Men Meet
Here Today
nvo. tu'itn I v-Tivh timber men rep
resenting companies holding tract
iu this county ware preseut this
mnrnliie At a m4tlU2 Of 111 JDOUg
las county court at which tiuia the
mutter ol increasing toe assesses
i-ain:it(mi nf timhar lands was dis
cussed. Tbey came In response to
a letter sent out oy Assessor c .
Calkins, who Is preparing a new
schedule of assessment which will
put timber on a more equitable basis.
Tbe timber owners staiea inai mey
r I , V. .... havtt tiAun viVAft annAf-A
deal In Douglas county and believe
that any adjustment or limner val
ues made by Air. Calkins and tbe
,nnnhr ..ii . will nrnvn anuitahle.
Tbey expressed tbeir belief that the
value should oe increased in oraer
that timber and other property may
be put In proper proportion, it be
ing stated, However, mat tne oa-i
of valuation should be fixed on a
pro rata standard so that merchan
table timber and timber which at
present is inaccessible should pot
bear tbe same rate of taxation. This
mutter will be worked out later
along the lines laid down this morning.
CONTRACT TO STEBB1NGERS.
The U. S. forest service an- j
nouucee that jilebbinger Bros.
submitted the lowest bid lor ;
the ouatruction of the con-
nrt( mrrh l.riiiee across thtt ;
I canyon to connect the com-
pleted sections of the canyon- w
vllle-Galesville road, whf-h Is )
a part of the Pacific highway.
Gtebbinger Bros, were tbe con-
tractors for the Roseburg post-
office building.
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PREMIER FOVXD CUILTi.
PARIS, April 22. Joseph
Calllaux, former premier of ;
France, was this evening found
guilty of having had commerce
with the enemy by the senate :
high court. The vote stood
lKu to 181. Conviction on tbls
count might entail Imprison-
ment in a fortress for not more
than five years and not less
than one year or banishment.
.
Auto Dealers
May Organize
Robert B. Magncr, field secretary
fffr the National Automobile Dealers
association, came to tbe city today
to organize the local dealers and to
take tbeir membership Into tbe or
ganization which is standing for tbe
protection of tbe dealer and the pro
motion, of legislation favorable to
tbe motorist.
Problems confronting the auto
motive dealers are more numerous
and serious now than they were dur
ing the war when the war trade
lioard classified the automobile as a
non-essential and seriously consid
ered closing up dealers' establish
ments, says Mr. Magner. Through
strenuous offorts made by tbe Na-
toinal Automobile Dealers associa
tion, the automobile was removed
from the non-essential list.
"The dealers of the country are
racing the possibility that automo
biles sold to customers on credit win
be confiscated by the federal gov
ernment If found with liquor upon
which (he federal revenue has not
hn ..aid A federal statute passed
CO years ago authorized this confis
cation and two United States circuit
courts of appeal have ruled that it
applies to automobiles, under the
word "vehicle." A dealer will not
oven be allowed to be heard to set
up bis claim to a car seized under
Ms Rtatute. regardless of 'be fact
H. MERTEN
Motor Gars and Trucks
Distributors for Southern Oregon
ANNOUNCING
Opening on Saturday
Aptil 24, 1920, of the
NEW SHOW ROOM
On Jackson Street, at Roseburg, Ore.
You are cordially invited to inspect
our complete line of
High Grade
Motor Cars & Trucks
Parts Department
Accessories - Good Year Tires
Quality ;-: Service
that the car was sold on a condition
al bill of sale, or that be holds a
mortgage on It. This too. in spite of
the fact that he knew nothing of the
wrongful use of the vehicle. The
only remaining remedy is through
congress, and the only way to be felt
there Is through organization.
"This year the association has
concentrated on a program of obtain
ing a reduction or total elimination
of the five per cent semi-luxury tax
on automobiles, the passage in con
gress of the Townsend bill, creating
a national highway commission,
similar to the interstate commerce
commission's operation over the rail
roads, and for the construction of
national highways at national ex
pense roads that start somewhere
and go somewhere. Tnlformity of
state licensing and regulation. The
nassage in congress of the Pltiman
bill, providing for aj universal li
cense in the United Stntes, which
means that whon an autoist complies
with all the laws and requirements
of his home state, no other state
can tax or license his car. 'One coun
try, one flag, one license tag.' "
Fred Fulton Wins
Over Negro Opponent
PORTLAND, Ore., April 21.
Fred Fulton, Minnesota heavyweight
boxer,, received the decision here to
night in tbe sixth round of his sched
uled 10-round bout against Jack
Thompson, Tulsa, Okla., negro, when
the latter went down twice, partly!
from blows and partly from exhaus
tion. "Tiny" Herman Tacoina heavy
weight, knocked ,out "Mexican Jo"
Lawson, New York 185-pound negro,
in the second round of a scheduled
10-round fight in tbe seml-wlndup
A right chop to tbe chin turned the
trick.
Joe Gorman, Portland feather
weight, knocked out Frank Pete, of
Seattle, in the third round of a
scheduled six-round fight. A right
cross to Pete's chin put him out.
Johnny Noye. St. Paul lightweight.
fought a six-round draw with Muff
Bronson, of Portland.
Kid Meeker and Henry Krieger,
Portland welterweights, fought a
four-round draw.
RIGHTS OF WAY SETTLED.
County Judge D. J. Stewart and
Commissioner Edwin Weaver re
turned last night from Leon a and
vicinity where they have been ob
taining rights of way for the Pacific
highway. Satisfactory settlements
have been tnsde with all property
owners and the warrants will be
drawn as soon as the options are ap
proved by the county court which
meets tbe first of the month.
George W. Riddle, of Riddle, ar
rived in Roseburg this afternoon to
spend a short time attending to busi
ness matters.
Justice of tbe Peace I. B. Riddle,
candidate for the position of county
clerk, returned yesterday from Port
land, where he attended the funeral
of his mother-in-law, Mrs. S. C. Sim
mons. Mrs. Riddle will remain in
Portland until Saturday or Sunday.
NEW TODA1
FOR SALE: Good 1914 model Ford
touring car. W. It. Warner, at
the Cafeteria.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms, all com
forts. Phone 198-L, or call 929
Winchester after 4 o'clock.
Ranches
We have what you
are looking for in
ranch properties.
Equipped going ran
ches fiom $4000.
Small tracts also.
Come in and talk it over.
G. W. YOUNG and SON
Real Estate and Insurance
116 Cass St. Phone 417
shoE
VALUES AND
Shoe Service
The price alone does not deter
mine the value. But the price
divided by tbe number of days
you wear your shoeB is a real
basis. Think this over when mak
ing your comparisons and remem
ber with us no transaction is com
plete until YOU ARE SATISFIED
Our Shoe
SERVICE
Insures you a perfect fit in de
pendable shoes tbat are correct in
style, perfect in workmanship and
made of the best material that
can be had. Only shoes of known
value, shoes of real merit, are
carried by us.
To many of you who are Buf
fering with foot trouble
fimm
,ARCH CBJ
ILOGH3;
will lighten your burden. OUR
TRAINED EXPERTS will be glad
to advise you and show you a way
to secure relief.
SHOE REPAIR SERVICE.
Bring us your work and see' the
Difference.
Underpriced
Specials
Watch our windows and you will
at all times see many shoes priced
far below present wholesale cost.
Roseburg Booterie
IRVI BRUX
Shoes That Satisfy and Foet Your
Feet.
Perkins Bldg. Cass St.
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FOR SALE Small pigs, 10 days to
2 weeks old. separately or with
sows. Wm. Weaver, Myrtle Creek.
Phone 18-X2.
JUST on the market, beautiful 6
room bungalow; sleeping porch,
with bath at the intersection of
Fullerton Micelll Sts. Price
12000. Casey-Harding.
FOR SALE 10 acres of good land '
situated about one mile west of '
Sutherlln, planted to prunes. Price ;
$2000. Splendid buy. St. oJbn j
Land Co., Sutberlin, Ore.
FOR SALE About 6 acres or good
prunes, 6 year old trees: also 3
. acres of timber and building site.
Price $2000 for quick sale.' 8t.
John Land Co., Sutherlln, Oregon.
WE REPRESENT tbe Fenner Mfg.
Co. of the Peninsula Lumber Co.
of Portland. Ore. Ready Cut i
Homes. If you contemplate build-1
ing a home, barn or garage, write
or call for catalogue. Casey-Harding,
Roseburg, Oregon. I
This is a Good One
275 acres
130 acres in crop, nearly 100
of which is creek bottom of the
finest quality. Balance first
class pasture and wood land.
Enough oak and- laurel wood
to pay for the entire place.
Living springs, good well, fair
buildings. For full Informa
tion call at our office.
$15,000-$6000 Cash.
LANDS
ASEr-HAHDINC
PBONE 84
JUST ARRIVED
Large Assortment of Ladies' Sin
Waists in Beautiful Shades and de
signs, Philadelphia Makes.
Our Price $4.50 - $750
See Them
ALSO
Men's Boy's Suits
Reasonably Priced
Mens Dress Shoes - - $12.50 Values $91
$15 Values $11.50
C. J. Breier Co,
It-re From Wilbur
Here From Sutherlln
Mrs. F. S. Wilson and Mrs. Jamos! Mrs. W. S. Howard, ol fa.
Baine were among the Sutberlin .was a Roseburg visitor this an
residents who spent the morning In. Ing, returning to her boat at
this city. ' r.fternoon tratn.
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B, V Spme, to U5T for
Squint eyes detract from your appearance and efficiency.
If you have EYE-STRAIN, come to us and let us fit joi itt
tbe glasses you need. You cannot afford to let your tjtt "fV
Our expert will be glad to examine your eyes. Consultsttoa tm.
When you need glasses we will selT them to you for a REASON
ABLE PRICE.
When looking for glasses, also look at our beautiful JEWELS!
and silverware. .
Our WORD Is our BOND.
BUBAR BROTHERS
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0 NIGHT
BERT LYTELL
Sir Gilbert Parker's Master Romance of Canadian Lif'
"The Right of Wa
Proves a man may be too clever for men, but not
too clever for life.
Capitol Comedy: "A Much Needed Rest."
FRIDAY-Dorothy Dalton in "The Flame of the Yu
PAULINE FREDERICK 01
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"SAPHO"
The Great French Epic of a Woman's
Soul
Briggs Comedy and Paramount Ma8