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f You Want
One-Day Service
Best Possible Finishing,
Perional Attention
Clark's Studio I
On your films, leave them at
the KODAK DEPARTMENT....
Roseburd Nat'l
Bank Building.
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In these tires owners of Ford, Chevrolet,
Dort, Maxwell and other cars taking the
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All that this company's experience and
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Go to this Service Station Dealer for these
tires, and for Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes.
He has them.
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Fabric, All-Weather Tread J
Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes arc thick, strong tube, that
reinforce casings properly. Why risk a good casing witn a
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War Profits Tax
To Pay Soldiers
WASHINGTON. April 26. A re
troactive tax on war profits ban bu
It-tin. tely uk rev J on by houao deino
ciuis huiI liiHurKt'iu republicans to
raise funds (or aoldier relief loglsio
tlim. Kepri'simtuttve Ituiney, demo
oral, Illinois, und Johnson, republi
can. South Dakota, in a statement
tonipht unnounceti a bill would be
introduced tomorrow providing for
colltt'tio'i of the tax.
The plan of the republican leader
tins not been finally agreed on. but
Us main proviatou probably will be
impojl'ion of a one per cent tax on
?nh. The buttle on flnuneins soldier
bonus lcglHlution, scheduled to com
mence in the house May 3. promise
to hinpe on these two conflicting
nc hemes.
l iuler the bill to be submitted to-,
morrow, an SO per cent tax will be
levied 011 individual nnd corporate
incomes over and above the pre
war income," with an exemption of
120.000 for individuals and 9100,-i
OoO for corporations.
"In case of an individual," the hill
proposes, "the term 'war profits'
ueans the amount by which his ave-r-iro
net income for the taxable years
IW17. IMS, 19l uud 1920, less his
-ivernge income, war profits and ex
cess profits taxes for such years ex
ceed his net Income for the taxable
year of 1914.
"In case of a corporation of pxlst
"nce during the pre-war period the
-erm 'war profits' means the amount
y which its net available Income for
lie taxable years 1917, 1918. 1919
md 1920, less its average Income,
vor profits and excess profits taxes
"or such yeisrs exceed its average net
noine for the pre-war period (the
nlendnr yenTs of 1911. 1912 and
'913) plus or minus, as the case
?iny be, 10 per cent of the difference
vtwoen Its average increased capital
'or the pre-war period and for it n
werage invested capital for the
ears 1917. 1918. 1919 and 1920."
Mr Ifalnevl said the measure
would raise $2,000,000,000 for car
ying out the soldier relief.
c -
K KIWI'S UI'AMTY 1'Ol'l-TUY
T FUSS Wl.
. MUSTARDPLASTERS!
Musterole Works Without the
Blister Easier, Quicker
There', no tense in mixing a mesa
of it-stard, flour and water when you.
can e ily relieve pain, soreness or stiff.
Dess .th a little r'ean, white Musterole.
Musterole is -lade of pure oil of
mustard and other helpful ingredients,
combined In the form of the present
white ointment It take, the place of
mustard plasters, and will not blister.
Musterole usually gives prompt relief
from aore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis,
croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
headache, congestion, pleurisy.rheuma
tism, lumbago, pains and aches of t' s
back or joints, sprains, sore musclca,
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of
the chest (it often prevents pneumonia).
30c and 60c jars; hospital size
Salvage Party to
Hunt For Treasures
Annunzio .?
Li Feted In Fiume
FICME. Anrll 3 frtv M-.1U
This is the most interesting court
curope, said one or d Annunlo s
Jcretaries, at the luncheon tendered
h Pod on St. Gubrlel's day, when
e "liberator" of Flume acted his
I" with courtiers, soldiers and
Pin8"s guards" and the populace
td theirs.
Fanfares of trumnets. the rush to
hr.i of the "king's, euard" an-
unced his every entrance and exit.
i alvays accompanied by a long
of aides and functionaires and
Mrs a happy rountenance himself.
I meals all the courtiers center
fir attention upon him and listen
me stones he tells, laughing
iPietlmes and crying at others.
"nnnunzio's wishes In food are
rrs complied with and religious
I marks the efforts of the entour-
" '" Pleae him. His uniform Is
always spic and span. There Is not
a blemlsii on his clothing from heel
to crowu. His long Italian cape
sometimes calls to mind the familiar
garb of the fallen William II in his
German military cape.
On public occasions in theaters, his
place is reserved with much atten
tion and when he titters cheers art
given by the men and women who
follow him. When he gives a concert
' In the palace, his place in the front
row is respected with the reverence
: due to a religious chief. His apurt-
menu are beuecked with all sorts of
presents from the townspeople.
I Italian and Dalmatian flags make up
the color scheme. On his name day.
: he was the recipient of bowers of
flowers from admirers in tK; city.
, His royal march greets him when he
I makes his appearance on the balcony
of the palace.
NOW IX THE CITY.
Frank A. Terry, representing the
Equitable Savings & Loan Assn., is
, now in the city. For an Interview
call or phone the fmpqua hotel, tf
Kum On, In
And have your battery tested at our free testing station..
Or maybe you need a new battery-, if so get our prices
before buying elsewhere. Special attention to Truck
Tire work prompt service at right prices.
TIRES, TUBES and ACCESSORIES
Roseburg' Garage
WE SELL
Edison
MADZA LAM
Mas County Light" and Water Co.
PS
Governor Olcott
Endorses Program
PORTLAND, April 27. Governor
Ben W. Olcott of Oregon has en
dorsed the Salvation Army home
service program for 1920 and the
liiiBnclal campaign to raise funds
with which to finance the program.
The endorsement came to the Sal
vation Army headquarters at 513
Chamber of Commerce building,
Portland, In the form of a communi
cation to the people of Oregon. The
'etter follows:
To the People of Oregon:
It has been called to my attention
that the Salvation Army contem
plates retting aside the period from
May 1 to May 10, Inclusive, for Its
home service campaign, at which
time It will seek to secure funds
from the people of the stnte for the
purpose of advancing Us home ser
vice work.
The Salvation Army has outlined
a very' comprehensive home service
program for 1920. We are all fa
miliar with the magnificent services
which the Salvation Army gave dur
ing the late war. In a general way
we are familiar with the work which
that splendid organization Is doing
et home anions the downfallen and
the needy. The concrete results of
this great work are not so well
known to our people as the Army In
thousands of cases extends its help
ing hand quietly and without osten
tation. The Salvation Army has en
tered a field which no other organl-7-i'ion
touches, with unto! results
for good.
I am certain the p.'ople of Oregon,
who have always responded liberally
to worthy causes, will not he lax In
this respect. I can conceive of no
more worthy causes than genuine,
whole-hearted and well planned or
ganization to give nrslstnnre where
assistance Is actually needed.
Verv s'ncerely vours.
(Signed) BEN W. OLCOTT,
Governor.
8KTTINO KGGS.
From High Producing White Leg
aorn hens Tantred Strain, f 1.2.'i pc.
etting of 15: t per 100. Knr
Vnshurgh, 22.7 N. Jackson or 702
Pullet-ton.
91'IUNO SAMPLES AiUUVKD
Don't fall to call and Inspect out
fine line of spring samples for men't
clothing. A beautiful line to mak
a selection from tor a nobhv suit
O. W. Sloper, the cleaner and pres
ser. o
The divorce suit of May Hamilton
against Carver Hamilton was dis
missed in the circuit court today, an
agreement having been reached by
the parties concerned.
Are prepared under the dlrectlot
I Prof. C. S. Brewster, formerly oi
j he Poultry Department, Oregon As
uulturul College. They will malu
J alii the health nnd vitality of you!
'ock, hasten the growth of prom
ote broilers and early laying pul
ls and produce more eggs from
our laying flock.
Kor growlag chicks use Kerr't
:hlch Feed. Chick Developer Mash
nd Develotilng Scratcn Feed.
For laying hens use Kerr's Scratch
"eed and F.Kg Produced.
For sale by vc:burgh Bros,, Hose
urg. Oregon.
Headquarters for poullrymen.
o
1914 Prices Are
Compared 1920
Dy Associated Pi-cms)
"WASHINGTON, April 2 7. A com
arlson of tho nverane prli es l e
elvcd March I. 114 and .Match I,
.920 by producers In the rnlteii
Hates of eight important arlcul
ural products, made by ihe hiireae
if crop estimates of the department
if agriculture, shuv.o the followiu.
ncreiifcs: (Vittun, 200 per rent,
heat,-17:1 per cent; torn. 11 per
lit; potatoes, 244 per cent; hay.
1 per cent; exg:i. 96 per ccni; le.it
er. 115 per cent; wool, 231 per
cent.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Adams, of Lin
coln, Nebraska, who have been
spending several days In this city
and vicinity, left this morning for
Portland where they will spend some
time before continuing on their
Journey home.
LAST IIOV HOME.
t vnttnv .n well known vntinr;
Canvrnvllle bov, hfs the distinction
of being the lat of tho-e leaving
ftom his home town for overseas
srmv servlre to return home. He
arrived Monday night after msny
months spent overseas la active service.
Are You Suspicious i
of Your Health?
One my not be actually mc!c, yet
feel to tired and languid, low-ipirited
and nmbitionleM, that he can not
truthfully ay he ii in (Jood health.
The kidneya work all the time, nhl
and day and it ia no wonder that
they become weak, aore orditeated.
Nearly everybody uffera (rom kid
ney trouble or bladder ailment.
Nature flivea warning lignali by back
ache, UmrneM, stiff jointt, sore
mutcles, rheumatic pains, puffines
under the eyes and blurred vision.
RELIEVED HIS BACKACHE
"It m m grrtt pleMur to rrvrnmrni
Folr Kidny Fills in th,, '
livl m ol itvin blich thai hd
bothered mm for month. A tw
br-ttlrtfii mo ui in oo4 hpo.
G. WoU, 734 S. Jockon St . Croon boy.Wa.
Foley Kidney Pills
five (Tuiek mi pfivtncfit rlf from hitfy
ikinit ' TbT ri !!
irrMuUritm. .lrwitK lh iirfrT
lona us tk lir. V lh lir.w m
roprrlr tunelwninl. thr fi:tr it" crtoul
Inn IM Hoo4 th. mtmr,i IhM :
KM an) aaina Jltowrld
nnii lllna. II any tauaa W
w.lliUa. M auauaa IB fkt faUir KXoq
SOLD BT -
Ily Asocjited Pnws.
VANt'Ol'VEIt. II. C. Aurll
To delve lino the unknown depths
of the sea off the west coast of Van
couver Island and wrest therefrom
the treasures hidden for many years,
Is tho object of 8. .Madison uud his
parly of sulvngers who will begin
operations early in May.
List autumn Madison made sub
marine cruises nlnng the crags whic h
lino the coast of tho island and lo
cated four lurge wrecks besides u
number of smaller ones.
Two of tho larger he Identified as
the Pasf,-of-.oirord and the alen-
itt. and one of the others he thinks
's the long lost II. M. S. Condor,
vhleh disappeared 111 1003 and has
tot been heard of since,
Somo of the bouts which met their
fato on tho perilous west const car
ried cargoes which at tho lime of
-Inking did not make It worth while
salvaging, but under pr'sent day
conditions It lr. thought there Is
freight aboard the vessels ulmost
worth Its weight In gold.
K'OTICE OK SALE OP COVERS'.
MLNT TIM IJ Ell. fjeneral Land Of
fice, Washington, U. C, March 26.
1S20. Notice is hereby given that
; subject to the conditions and' limita
tions of tho Act of June 9, 1910 US
Slat.. 218), and the instructions of
tne Secretary of the Literior of Sep
tember 15, 1917, the timber en the
following lands will bo sold May 12,
1U20, at 10 o'clock a. m.. ul pulillo
auction at the United States laud
I ortice at ll.iseburg, Oregon, to. the
! highest bidder at not loss than Ihe
! appraised value as shown by (his
j notice, salo to be subject to the ap
j proval of the Secretary of Ihe lu
. terlor. The puivhasu price, ,v!:h au
'additional sum of one-fifth of one
j per cent thereof, being commissions
j allowed, must be deposited at time
I of sale, money to bo returned If sale
j Is not approved, otherwise patent
will lasuo for the timber which must
be removed within ten years, puis
will be received from elttreus of the
1 1'nlted Static, associations of such
citiiens and corporations organized
under the laws of the I'uiteu States
'or any state, territory or district
thereof only. Ppon application of a
qualified, purchaser, the timber on
i any leynl subdivision will be ofTered
separately boforti being Included 111
,nny offer of a larger Midi. T. 16 8., '
R. 1 W., Sec. 7. Lot 2. fir R5 M., Lot
3, fir S00 M.. not to be sob) for hn
; than $1.60 per M. T. 19 S., R. 1
W., Sec. 33. SWU SYVVi. flr 100J
i M., SKM iSWVi. Ilr 1070 M., not to
! ho sold for less than $1,711 per M. T.
!37 S., 11. 7 W Sec. 11. NUt NK14,
: ftr 615 M., sugar pine 35 M., none of
j the fir tlni'ier to'be sold for It sn than
) $125 per M., and none of the sugar
I pine timber to be sold for less than
i $3.00 per M. T. 37 S.. R. 7 V Sec.
1 13, Lot 6. flr 8U0 M.. NV4 SlVi,
I Hr 600 M., pine 25 M.. SV i R!-:W,
! flr 5000 M.. Lot 7, fir 12ft0 M., NK'i
SW14, flr 170 M., pine 170 M., K'
8WV4, flr 1200 M., none of the flr
timber to be sold for less than $1.25
J per M.. and none of the plno timlvr
i to be sold for less than $2.50 per M,
CLAY TALLMAN, Commissioner
General Land Office.
MILK
si CREAM
. PHONE 186
ROSCBURG DAIRY AND SODA WORKS
Mrs. V. V. Minonnlrt left this
morning for Oakland ,o visit with
relatives for a short time.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
!g no lure of
Poultry and Egg s
WANTED
We pay highest market price
In cash. Highest market price
paid for your cream, no delays.
Bring In Your Products
Roseburg Produce Co.
501 N. Jackson St.
PHONE J7
ANDERSEN & O'REILLY
BLACKSMITHS
On Main Street., iv. xt to Farmers Feed SherJ
Offers the public the best there is in all lines of
Bkicksmithing at reasonable prices.
NOTIf'E.
The annual clean-up Cays will be
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday,
May 3rd, 4th and 5th.
Have all of your rubbish put in
acks or boxes and placed on street
rai-Ulngs. CITY MARSHAL.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Oil. It. P. ItltAltKORI) . WIK 1
Chlroptactors, West Korsburg ,
Phone 40K4.
OR, CLAIIt R. AM.Fy Dentist at
$31 Perkins Lauding. Roseliurg
Oregon. Office Hours: to 12 a
m- 1 to 6 p m. PtoneSB
MIW. P. I). OWEN Cut Flonor. ,
Potted Plants, Funeral Ieslgns. ,
Wedding llnunuets. Ktc. Ill Cans:
8t For sale at the Fern. Phoae!
240, Rosoburg, Oregon. i
A Young Man's Fancy!
May lightly turn to almost anything. In the spring, but the aver
age young lady knows what siie wants.
Let her ho the guide, and there'll bo fow turns In the path that
leads to a
Delightful Dish of Ice Cream or
A Cooling Class of Fruit Soda
AT
Nathan fin iitkin:
Kullcrton JS22i; lUore buiUli
lr!ins-.
Sold Everywn.ie.
DR. H. L. DeliArr Osteopathic!
Phrslelan and Surgeon. Phones
office 119. residence 43 4 J. 1 '
320 Perkins Building, lloseburg
Oregon.
UK. M. II. PI.VL!:lt Chiropractic
Phys.clan. 222 W. Lane St. Flee
trleal treatments. Hours t to 5
Phone 152
Office Hours: 10 to 12. $ to 4.
Phones: Office, 171: He., 172.
1)11. IAVKTTA SMITH, 11IYSK IAN
Women and Children Diseases
Specialty. Office, Masonic Building.
OK. C. A. SMITH. M. T.
SuceeMfully treats all diseases
Consultatioa Free. Lady attendant
Office 404 N. Jackson. Phone 122-J
Hours t . m. to t p. m.
OR. If. W. TITI S. I. M. IK lentlst.
Modern lUlpment arid Methods.
Hours: t s. m. to 11 a. m ; 1 p. m.
to p. m. Evenings and Sundays
by appointment
COTTAGE QROVE. OREGON.
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1920 MITCHELL
STYLE PLUS QUALITY
SKE THEM!
J. F. BARKER & CO.,
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