Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, May 03, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textnam rmtrm f You Want Clark's One-Day Service Best Possible Finishing, Personal Attention Roscburg Natl Bank Building. In your films, fcave thi-ia a the KODAK DEPARTMENT.... Studio 4 vr.yi WRBG rffsr a hearty seal, you'll avoid that stuffy feeing if you chew a stick of Other benefits: to teeth, breath, appetite, nerves. That's a stood deal to get for 5 cents! Sealed Tight-Kept Right 10 OBSERVE FOREST PROTECTION WEEK Governor Issues Proclamation Asking Everyone to Assist In Preservation. ' TIMBER WEALTH GREAT NOW FREE FROM rf.l'i InrtiijjE the Week ie.Kttatet mix KductttkHial Varopttiyii Will lie Waged to Instruct lejle Along CoiiMrvatkit Uties, The following proclamation has been issued by Governor lira Olrott TURKISH UN'S . PLANE RAISED Lydia E PinUiams Vegeta-; He Compound Frees Another ' General Emancipation Results Woman From Suffering, Baron tie, X. J. "IWf-ire f was mar ried 1 utlemi preai dtal with j-eruxlt- eai s i tt . ! hmi I s j II l! l' f -II I psm in t !y ss.le am! ba.'k still also ltesd- From Work During Days of War. ARE GIVEN EDUCATION isesfc I ewitli Ktt 4 . - RVthil 1 took i-34i h. rtRfchams; WtEt. Hrter. Are Mill isitrreu FtsHti Affe-mlhiK Theulen imtl Aiiiiemel Kxeejt Hpeeisi lerfm-wiimt?. t'et;Utt K a tit. pout:! ttml smm f!t better. Now I rih itutrrh-ti aul Im.e two httU- In, ik--lore the ttit one asking the observance of Forest. Fr- I 4n nervous, cauhl nH mi an J was tectioa week. May 23 to Z3t mem eive: To the People of Oregon Cj3? J J&ffi&Bfk I -AJ Oregon is possessed of great tim ber wealth, its lumber industry is one of the leading industries on I he Pacific coast, fis capable of enormous expansion, and is one of the greatest assets of the Pacific northwest. A great responsibility rests on this state to guard its timber resources in order that this dominant industry may continue indefinitely and insure a plentiful supply of building ma terial for our citizens, keep our mountain lands in a state of contin ual productiveness, provide cover for game and maintain the flow of our streams. CONSTANTINOPLE. A strtfctag itluaiirufimt off Ute tKriE emnttctpa Um of Turkish .mn which ha txttk effwtetl by Ui -.ar is iifff de-4 uv lhe dtsseaiiiitm of Sirs, Hsthie in today, but they got ovr the During the past ten years the ground more Quickly Out thy ex legislature has provided funds to i peeteti, and by an extra six-ntifc Ink' protect our forests against ravages UOFi? uble to reaeh Mat lust by fire. The federal government has njgilt, Mt Van Iore says that golf expended millions of dollars to simi-f s nothing like hiking through tho larly protect areas wunm national t timber of Coos county for siting a dizzv. After I took tin W-MaU Com pound I coiil! work and eat. Now 1 rineto mv friend.." Mrs. Axa Sleva, i Kb it.tnvHi, as nWt;f of edma 25 Fast i'Tih Street. I!avonne, V ,1, tlU i" MuataiA Kenmt s cabinet Women who recover their hmUK isat-! M. llatteiti is the wife of lr. itrsllv tell others vhat hrlHl them. 1 Adjit Hey. forim rly president of the Some write and allow thir mmm an Turki;-h lied Cr-sctt and mint re photograph to be ptiblMheil with tti- c nt!v .MmdaVlt KenutP toltiUteF of Btmtial. Manr more Ml their trwn.H health. She- i 35 years old, the If you neff a mptlipspp for Wirn' moOttr f three children, a devout aliment, try ttiat w-il ifws Mohammedan and ha itttuim d fame a?sw-Hfn rfmeiiy. I.vdia K. Pin k-1 ait the auihor of sev-rst stronely pan kfim'n Vejji'tiihh ComtHsntiti. Write, islamic novel. hvdiA K. Phtkhsm Miieine Co. iean- j h-ft'tly after T itkey entered th ftfleiitia!), for ftnythintf vott need to war the'mej fur tun became o know aliout thee trouhlrt. mt that mwo. f r the first time1. ! were pvritttf nJ t. arconsjiany the ami left and enter miiitaty hnsmiats forests, and private owners have ex pended large sum to maintain or ganizations for fire prevention and suppression. in spite of tfiese eoorts" the toll from fire in our forests is fur great er than appears necessary, and forest fires in addition to destroying our greatest national resource militate against enjoyment of Oregon's won derful scenery us welt as damaging as r-tif wmra. Ttty lire sad to have demonstrated remkable elfiH tn v in Inking fa'p of the woiindl. a fact whiee. oon mide It posnihle for TnrkUh women to enter ttniver Pity rhxw wtth men. At the pres- i hrts-pvr- ih o-? are Hiiii bar man real physical ox reise. ' from tb-aitrs ami men? ot This motning they expected to varoll MmUt exct pf sMiu! perform viait the new Cunningham cmtip of f(,P lfir. nnlv. Mrs. II tpt'e t-Mih Ifrenem I. prr h;p?, the most ceh-hrated pion:r in the Smlth-Powkers Co., which it cut ting some of the government thniwr which was recently purchased. A. if. Powers went out with thi-m. Mr. Hand is welt kmwn thtough ont this section and has man friends here through former visits He is regarded aa one of tin most improvements of settlers and ocea- ; acctmmoda!ing as wHI as paitmiak- sionaiiy resulting tn tue loss oi nu-i ing and efficient officials nf the V man life. j S, land department in the weal. Because of the great necessity of; 0 safeguarding this resource I believe j -The Flavor Lasts-- Vividly Described NEWS SNAP SHOTS YMt in Cottage firove Miss Mahle Schindler left Satur- the pt?tp!e of the state should heart- (jHflHd VQ,Tf(XTB iiy uiii iii tii vuscitaiitr ui Protection Week, from May 2 to May 29, 1920, during which week it is respectfully urged that all civic organizations bring to the attention ,oi the ir membership the neet fr -care with fire in the woods and the Miss Verlie Tracy spent the week ,juty of every citizen to help prevent end at Leona visiting with friends smj suppress forest fires. In addi tion it is also suggested tnat a part of one day during that week be de voted by all public schools in the state to instruction looking to better VMted at I-eona and relatives. ( Ity Corresponden-e Arsociuted Preset W'JHJX, Ait arti le p;UNhd Etierriia war f: re." whieh sh ds new j tight on essa nat ions in i relattd t s., t -verpd in the effe ts of Vstil John Vignoiss of Cork, recently 3 e .- i sft 't i t iai and Hentonced j to six months imprisonment "for ssfon am temw of ' Irish vo!;m- Visited Kelotlves Mia Iris Tavlor. who is attending j... ... . ...i.t, ,.i i t i.. uta r,iv snant ihP weoK snioprsi SOii !ll OI rijp noon Hir torehi. uay il tint lit tu ibii ivti rtti RUHUIH HI uia niji -f ' ----- - j, ,,. . i , ,i ... . i ..tii.. with roIBIlVPH nrnlnct nn suit inar nil a nti pnim- " i- ot-r ait: e-K tMiu. etm ai wuim it6 .... ii, jty and city oittetais am in matting ... i.tiod.iv tiore vuited in StttherHii I this week a means for bringing v i fWo of Hound Mrs. G. L. Churchill left tms ar- about a better utmerstanomg ot our Elaine." m-'iu Saturday in this city ternoon for Sutherlin to visit fhopping hd vi.sitin gwith relatives, relatives ove rthe weeg euu. nth Biioines Here Mrs Marv H. Carswell and Mirb Ivy lijurk, of Yonealla. spent Satur day in tin.- city attending to mailers. Here From Sittherlio Frank Norton of the Sutherlin cannery SDent Saturday in Ftosehurg business attending to business matters. responsibility in the protection of national resources. Very respectfully yours, i Signed t BEN W. Of.COTT, Governor of Oregon, Bftuni to Portland Inspect O. & C. Land Grants HtMl'hPS I11HHntill Olto Kllis, who has 1mpd empioyea n iha lnra WltpriJ I Mr- i' K. Allison and dauRhtcr. ,-ln'm his received an BDDOint- i . ho ha w Won visiting in this city, ., rlrk-nncrator aud ba en-. .. . ,,,, , ,. ft r i ur, ,1 home to Portland Saturday tered upo his ncw duUe8. head of' the Oron'offi'ce of aftftnoini. ViM!tiiL In VttfiiMk J H ll....th and Will Booth left , fertilUer. .ulpnur lor p i -" O (he j)lleror department, and C. 1.. t. !,.. nrv .ulDhur for , Van Ioren. of WaxhiiiKtoit, I. t. left this morning for Coqutile and !..y afternoon for Eugene to lime in libl... araenat. of lead, blacfc v.-raldaysvisitlniiwiihrela-il'af forty- Umpqua Valiejr Fruit 'It is the ditty of volunteer to i-cr,iiize in :;!! tiit'jr i:m. H'th- cds of training n::-! s!h:Iv ii-j'i hi th-!r I general out!noi; the et.e:ire of tht state of guerilla warfare and all that lit implies." navs she at tie!", whi h t han been m.ide puttie iii im effi-ial f ommunl. altiin. ' It is r.nr bMsitie-s ; fn develop tlte-e :te;:t t-itiea U.btifb we have fottnd tite:;t ?ervite- I5bk in d:ilin!i with a- Mial eomli tton in Inland at present, ami to hrill'! them to the biche.tl ift h of perfection of wliiih thev are rapable. It Ih o;tr 1 aslitess to w.tee war aaatnat tho fortf 'f the invadem wheneier anil however we find it can lie done mo-t eife lively tlf nil 1"Tn tbe moverient for the htpber eattrn ttott of TurVfsh women. She a the fir! TttiHMt Rlri to graduate frmu ( Aeleriralt women college here, desnfle It-e persistent npniwltlall of former Sultan Abdul liamid .who forced her to dhemftttue ht stiid lef ntattv ttme. i Itr. Marv M IH Fairich. presttrtent , ... ..... nt.it 1.9,1. !,.. ,itr.l. t Oi S" IM.-1, ... I mall tn Turkey, always took a gr at I loerf -at in ber sirtiggie for edueatiim Upsint fojeh jttronK odds and she fi nally finbihert her ere a number of years ssa Fnheooently three td her sister graduated front the ttamr college. AlMmugh cdocated a peheo! --here the teaber w-re all CbrM- t nw. !tie rr ttltee.! h r Mobnoitedall fnfth bnt r. wovet 'he black 'eft from her face a man other Tnrktsh women have since dette. She Is a firm bettever lit the teto-'Hor cttltorel v-.l;io of ?.frth-met-ts fee-ttittgs. r. tfanem resit-d for a time In fno tnnd and r.th.r r"rpeai cointrfe.r SIjp tj, plteht in build, hnt bn an a- raciv- f-.C- pe. tw 's eon?e. Una on the (mhiert of Tittki h nff-t'on-itl-im, lli-e' rf eieoial tmvv r a an orator, rhe has been a Ftopo'tr smoker in behalf of the na tionalist movement in Anatolia, SKTTINM KtMiS. Fiotn llieh rrelnitng While Leg horn hens Taut red Strain, tt,2" lti teuiiK of t ; It per lu. Kali Votetrch, 1X1 N. Jackson or FuMet ton. pi mi v.-ral days visiting tiv.s aM-i att.ndittg to business mat ters. Retmn. to Ktieni Ir-. Win. Navlor Cttion. f AI'lTAI. IS TAKES. .,i who' U'jtiSAW. May 1. Polish cavalry ave h .-.it visiting In this city with is reported to have reached the out li" fertaer-R parents, Mr. and Mrs. skirts of Kiev, the capital of U- Klhim.v returned lo their ranie. The boishevIKI eommana naa no.n.. 1, Kugene Saturday. moved to the eastward of Kharkoy. NOTICE OF SAI.K OK COVKitN MK.S'T TIMHEH.--IJeneral Ijtai Of fice, Wa!lhiK"n. l. . March 'lt. Sr.',. V...i,. t li.-ri.tf Btrtl tfia. of small wats, th j ulijVt to the eoitdUiona and MmM- Powera to look over government mo(t( ,lr,.atl..j by imperialist armies , (hM' of (hj, Ac , Jttlte 9 i9tt u timber holdings. Mr. Van Ooren la of ron j, prolonged guerilla; j-,at ,,gt anil lhe ftistructiotis of in cuaige ui me - narfare ia wtielt mey are uiumi- ""ithe Acretarv of ttie Interior Ot s p road and the O. tS C. land grants, , , ( , momenl'ti sc urry nor gala I ,,.,, r t--. !H7. the Umber ore tt env opuortanitv of etT::ve)y ern-n lit? their foe Particularly do they the adoi.tinn of weU-orcaii- i,n,t .uitiiJn t.uticf i.y a civilize;! foe I and is making his first trip of in spection over it. He decided that In order to intelligently handle it ho should have first hand information following lands wilt he mild May 12, 12, at JO o'clock a. m., at puwtt auction at the I'tiiled Ktateis land fftee at Itnst-hurg, Oregon, ih that can only be obtained by personal of k(,,,n jntf.i!ic me and rour in ... ; ,jgi.st hithler at not less than tlx Pnrnrls'S, aailm. .fcef . rains on j appraised vaSue a Mtttnti o teif If V- TL'U VOU CAN'T BEAR to see your U I OUf UlllU Y baby stranKlind and rtniMlini with croup, or an older child in r, CrtlJ the paroxysms of whoopintf couHh, IluS U VUlu. or tuffcring with adUtreuing cough Out strain 7 and rscki the whole body-si a so-called ft f -I "common cold- oltco doc.. Neither can a CGilSh 1 rOllO-. carclulmotherbcsrtogivechildmcJtsme W Ut3llf V'1 OUU wbil.h ,he , may co,,-,n morphine. chloro form or other harmful dmg. FortuMtely, th j . problem it solved for such mothers by Foley's Honey and Tar COMPOUND It is ju;t v.-hat children ought tp have for ieverish colds, coughs, "snut flen," and that tight, wheezingbreath iiul. It Moot croup, too. I: eoe and check! whooping cough, nestle, coujh tod broo chial cough. Gratoful Father Tell What ft Dal W. E. Currr. l Up S.h St . EiTia.. Is. -rit.Jj . th.t il it th b fitir ( t Uiroat tioui! fir crwt ttt t SfW Psrcms who ojc Foley's Honey sod 1 snow it is safe and no bsrm will come erea tl sn ovcrdow should be given by acciJeat. Il tastes good sad children like it. II wop t 1 -a" ? J0 nptt the delicate stomaens oi youa, , Bi--4e dclicic tveooo. or eidcrlv reoole. . FOLEY'S g3. ! m m ; : 3j H observation Mr. Rands, .who has been over most of it, is snowing him around. Vesterday they looked over some of the holding on Danh'is creek, near lhe former Buehner operations. They thought to spend the night at ni'.ipent, int iriiMtion oE nni a5"0, intrfervnee ilii.f nrft fi'e to h ;tn- thm distiv. r & tnn the George Kankin home ad come rort.(K ore'dri-en ttiore anft more m- i.o tiosion e in0 fiet Relief Without Fear , Told in n ,if, mid of fortified i fjrarihTH, rrms and e the:r romis tvi'h thrsr i trehendd hv tionH. t-ninne 1k rantnrn r I ,-,--,tnni frmil IIM'rl . holds except In fre. ItvnK In a I' . . ... ,.ret,i.-.l a .T r. h. nmn. That smh a "ae of rars - ...... ...(,.t in Ireta-.id a is obvious to all aim i teis of Irish volunteer I ... to e ' ...... .erf more menacing t" the in i vaders." . i.stH to present the teise ,-- to see tti it grow more In- The "Itayer Cross" an Aspirin tab lets has the. same meaning a It Karat on gold. Both mean tienuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" should be taken according to the safe and S3 CITY NEWS 0 Arndd, ptn ttt mors and risrW. liiend Flour r b rt - proper directions in ea n Bayer better - oaekage. He sure the "liayer Cross ,, .,mn ? on package and on tablets. Then! V. W. McMiHan. - foa as-o getting tbe genuine Aspirin' Hoaglin resid. n. 'r- nt daF tn this Kv nhvsirians for over city greeting i.o- eighteen years for the relief or row. , acting oui" i'ain Ifeadat he, Tootha-he, Earache, , ..to-.,, aerlrul- umatism. I.ntnb.go. Neurit.. fnr a few cents you can get a aural college is tn tn i j .and" t?n bo" containing twelve tab- ning hi. . ttP-rim. .... lets t ruggms also sell larger control of the prune bmcr- I r ,r ',,",'' osck.ge,. Aspirin ia lb Black made his home tn R I ,,;. ,., of layer Manufacture of for several months last j-mr u Monocetlcidestr ot Salicylicacld.ngafed lit tbe tay oi tuts pe... He ID Real beauty may be a reiiVctioni of your soul -os the porta say but what a kirge factor skin is when beauty is judgwl? Fine, soft skin of berurttM tosture can be hadtmlv when the utmost attention is given regularly to the care of the skin. Purola Toilet Preparations have contrilntted toward the attainment of IVauty for many years. They are compounded from finest iiiirediettt3 and are pure, beneficial and soothing to the skin. PUROLA WISTARI A CREAM - is a good nipht cream ideal for removing the soil fathered during the day uxn the skin. It ceps the skin soft, line and clean. Try it I 9 r t,-v'i --i AIDS TO HEALTH AND BEAUTf CVARASTEE hi give tttorouL'H wtiHarium or tin prut E; ym patti tvU de cheerjutiy rtfutuUU, 1; tInisrd and (iuarimtfvti 1y the BLUMAUbil.trRANK LAHUk A TOHIES tsTitK to inoii;urv To avoid the fiv attlranet In the 'st I would ank tht all manure he hanied o(tt sml limo pyiiikif-t on the ground. The mrhul mill tit ail stables ait3 barns hs fen days W, a HAMILTON. Mavor KKItll'H Qtl ITV rm i,Ttii I6 THE PURE BRED RECIS1 ERED SHIBE STALL! OH LORD ROOSEVELT N0.8?35 fnly Jfeensed, Ko 127, in th state of Oren. Will stamt the season of 1S20 st the Deer Creek Bam Fsrtners asssl stmkmeH an in- f vMed t took this foiist vr j fee-fore hre'Us. iti.triss, I'rkei on apftfle&thMi. Stanley Brothers I Proprietors ' Afs preoaretl isomer tlte t!irectle?i of lrf. C. 8, Brwarter. rnrmerly ot tbe lottitry iiKpmtim nt, Oregon A4 rieitttsttal foilte, Titey fttfl matte tain the btatth and vst tStty of jottr fSe'fe, bsft a fm growth of f.roftl iible brie:s nmt early Uvin nu b ts amt rife?Ntr; tuota ega from otir laying flm-lr. For gro-A-'.ar rhha ns& Ketr's (Tiled K.ed. (hlrk Ieefjer ,Mh end lfevlo4tm Seratctt Fted. 1-Hr laviiiB tet us? Krr s Scratch Feed and Keit Prodofd. For raie tty veoorb Bros., ftfiac bttri?, ftrecoa. itcadt:r,-r r - nm('i?8. Ppre.. Mie., ,t (, i-it an w f rorm. Wart ft, mi. n, p. ititAftroitn rbJr-infftrtor. West Hosebur, 1-huua 40F. of the;r .(-,, .-! be subhrt to the R of their j proval of th" Secretary of the In trior. The ,urei,ase os tee, wisn an aflJitioiiat ! of one filth of wo oer cent thereof, hong commiFlfi! ,-tlitiaed, must be d tted at tlm ,f sale, inoner lo be rettiniol It Sale is not iti!oved. otherwise p.tt, u iil i;!oie for the Hminr ftltl.-h tri-si .e reuiov,-d wish1!! tot y.-ars. Itids. will lie reeid from iiteus t the foiled plates, a'-ro-it ions tf sileh eitiz-na and eorpfira;,tis firgantzed t;nder tbe la'AS of ttie ttiif d .State "T ai:jr state, teriitorK or dlsttlet thereof Olllj. I ln BPidictttfttn of limhfled purH-.i-er. th iltnber ot. my legal suhdivis'on will b offered .-(.araieir before h tug lieiitded Ir ry offer of a I, rgr etsit. T. 1 S.. : t W . Se. T Lot 2, fir 5 M., t,t fir '"0 M , n f to he 5.0I.I for less Han tl SO per M T 19 S, It, I V , P.c IS. SW H Br I0M 1,'fKH SV4. fir 1OT0 SI., not tr . rtdti for .-s than I .Tr. f r M T I , ft T VS.. Pec. 11, Ni;i4 NEH !r i!5 M , supar pine M . none of he fir fltiihT to be sdd for less fbar l.H n r M , a- 1 no-ie ef the stti-ar sne Unite r ft he soi l for 1 sst thar 1 no per M. T IT s . B 7 VV , t. lot . flr MdtM. t:'.'t't SEH r 50 M, l ine 2. M.. PH ti,n M tot 1 fr M , NE'J SW4, Br 1T0 M., pin !7 M . c W'4, fir lint M-. none of the fit limber to be sold fr less than tl J! per M.. and none of the plow limbo to be sold for le than 12 50 per M CI.AY TAf.f.MAH, Commissioner General Land Office. Poultry and Egg WANTED W ay hih-t timrk-i pnr In ah.' litehmt marfct tn? paid for fmir eram, tl ii:tjs, Bring n Your lrotliu . Roscburg Produce Co. 501 N. Jackson St. i honk ai IK. rt tlt K. I I t Iemlst at SSI INrlciin littillins, Itoseltwrs Oregon. Otslee Hour; S !o 13 l. m t to S p. m. ibon S, Mil, r. U. '!: V Oft Flwer I'titted ITttitn. Fin -f. ,1 Iwiisns, Ve,MlEe BoBipte's. K!e 111 r- Pt. For ;ie at the Fern, 1'boc 2$f1 lio?ttitrtr, 0resm, ItR. It. I., iel.4IT OsfeOiatWt Pbsrsh-Lia aad ureen, b.jees. offhtf II, renf.iea.o J. SI Sitf tBilii Itaiidinc, Kojehorit Ore Hit. St. If. I'l.Vt I I! t'blioprartM ltt.rt.in. W. i.ne Iii. Klets. tritsl lie;ttmeftts HtiirS ft to 5 lfcB i'.i tifttee Hours: tt to 12, 2 to 4. I'hune: titsire, IT I ; lies, ITt iit. i.i tin A !.! itt, iinit ihi Wtfmea aod C'hfi lien iHyeaes s pe, tfty. OBn-e, Mavlkle ItuildtBJ. Ittt. V. A. f.ttrtl. M. T- .rer .fitiiv tr-ats all diseases. Ceofla!io5 Free. I. attendant. Oftiee 4H N Jae.oii I httoe 111 J, iiottra ft a m. ts s m : m-nasMSaS I I IIIIMI1 II 111 11 I i III IH II II Ml M 111 II II II 'I WW TJ 1920 MITCHELL STYLE PLUS QUALITY SEE THEM! J. F. BARKER & CO., IMPLEMNTS ALTOMOBILKS TJiACTOKS j Sold Everywhare.