If You Want
One-Day Service
Best Possible Finishing,
Personal Attention
IClark's Studio
On your films, leave them
Roseburg Nat'l
Bank Building.
the KODAK DEPARTMENT
r viiiiia 3
v
THREADED Rubber
Insulation, which is al
ways to be found between
the plates of the Still Bet
ter Willard, doesn't know
what it is to lie down on
the job. Any Willard Ser
vice Station will tell you
just as we do, that Thread
ed Rubber never gives the
battery owner cause to
worry about reinsulation,
a statement that cannot be
truthfully made of any or
1 dtnary insulation.
REPAIRS 10 BE
Roof Will Be Put Over Saccnd
Floor end Height of Struc
ture Will Be Reduced.
ANNEX IS PLANNED
I iiuiuiiU AlTuini )lu.l be Adjusted,
He Mem , L'efY-ie Coustrui-liuu of
Addition fun be Kuirtei!
t) Hit (irgaiiUittitiu.
Re-.alrs on the Mercy hospital
bulldog are to he ratted within a
short ilm. It waa announced today,
llaterlul jas been ordered and at
soon aa it arrives workmen will
start thi- ,ask of repairing the dam
age wrought by the fire which de
ntioytd the third story of the build-
MOTHER!
'California Syrup of Figs"
Child's Best Laxative
InornriQ in Ttrinrr
Groiver $40y500
8AEI.M. Or., Mny 4 Although
thi majority of Marlon county logan
berry growers sro diMiiatidins from
14 to 15 cents a pound for tholf
1920 crop, 1. 11. Vincent yesterday
coiitraoteit to sell hi entire ylold
from 70 acre to the Albnny cannery
at a stipulated price of 13 14 cents.
Mr. Vincent estitnatos that he will
have 150 tons of herrloa, for which
he will rceiv approximately $40,
500. Out of this sunk, however, the
grower will be compelled to expend
about $4000 for pirkera, while $G,
000 more munt be deducted for train
lutf. cultivating, yard he'p and trans
port ntlon.
A ft w days aso an effort wn mnrio
to develop a 14 -rent market for lo
ganberries, but as yet the buyers
huve refused to make nuy contract
at this figure.
OHITl'AUV.
Iura Mm Mit-hcll waa born De
cember IS. 1 S 3 . in I rne enmity.
Oregon, nul died April '27 .H20. at
l)r:iin, Oregon. She wpi innrried lo
Oonrso V. Crabtree on June 30.
1872. and to thin unlnn two children
AftJXallt r..(rAf..In W L'l .... . . ... ........
inn AitMfitinn. in i j "''"' if were Dorn. notn or wnom uieu in in-
h,m u , A bemade ,t0 nly look for the name California fanrv. she la survived bv her hna-
- iu ui me on ine paraage. men you are sure .mnA nnt n,w t.ittv r.-i.th, in
She lofned the ChrKMiu.
building will be greatly changed. our child Is hnvfot the best and .
i.V .T81 hK'rSfle"'pIly.aiC f?r V.,1!1110 hrch in he"r childhood and lived a
rnn H, h .L"! f &i Ur I "'nrh', r bo?lB. hl1.1 ren conalatcnt Christian life to the timo
V
Auto Electric Station
312 XOItTH JACKSON
liior.e 13(1 ' Paul E. Xyirren
I
i
if
Uua.neis houses of the city, making
the structure onlv two sinri... in
height and reducing Its capacity to
quite a marked degree.
The insurance money, which
amounted to the sum of $3400. will
be sufficient, it Is said, to cover this
(MHnse but will not do more. This
will give a hospital greatly reduced
iti size but still capable to taking
care of a portion of the patients that
win op brought.
If finances, which at the nresen
time appe.r doulitful, can be pro-
curca, a concrete fireproof annex
will lie constructed adjoining fne
lower floor. This annex will cover
considerable ground and will con
tain besides a surgery a number of
private rooms. The hallway between
vooiifii iioition of the building
will oe -continuous but a fireproof
r" will be built to completely
shut off the annex from the remain
der of the building In the event of
i . - i i nie. This structure cannot be built
aaaaaaaaaaou' of tne present funds and until
such time as the financial part can
- mvii.' ho arranged in some manner the
..... ....... n.nl.nt ...111 , , 1
! The citisens of the city are glad
Kridny night. May 7. Tickets I'uiu a ueiisioii to reouua lias been
SO tents, ladie sfree. Dancing 4 'e.unta. Aside rrom being a valu-
. . . , . . AI!.h!n lllacf. ill Iha ovan nl .mM..)
r,,llnn l. o Hi. !, V tO 1 1. liOOQ 1111 SIC nU 8 RUHU -r . .v-. . .ucui
" " ' J'"" . .hrtv r sicKuess 10 resiueiits of the coun-
irawn for the regular Besslon of thei ' ty, the institution Is a moneymaker,
r nit court for the .May term. 1020. 0 uot for ltBelf 'he organization be-
uiiiu ii, nui tor tne city, in addition
BB . vuiibi ut-ieu uier ine n iiuny lusie. run uneviiuil. . h j .1 lwrn tn
on each bottle. ou must say "Cali- -,. . ' . .. , ,h
fornia M l1'0000' "avs she was one of those
m sturdy characters that helped to
, mold the destiny of a great and grow.-
NOTICE OF SALE O GOVERN- Ing stnte. Sho was a hluhlv
MKNT TIMBEK. Ueneral Land Of- snerted ciilien and greatly loved by
(Ice, Washington, O. C, March 26, a host of friends.
1920. Notice Is hereby given thai The funeral was holrf from tho
subject lo the conditions and limits- , christian church In Plain and burial
lions or me Act or June . 116 tJ9 ;was mta lhe n!..,in ceme'erv. on
Brunswick Principles
. In Fine Tire Making j
TH6 Reason yr3u are Interested tn the name on your t li
that it Identifies the maker. By knowing the maker you can)
judge his ideals of manufacture.
The only secret of a super-tire lies in the principles of th
maker. His standards decide tho quality. For there are no
secrets in the tire industry.
.What you get depends on what Is behind the name on yout)
ttre. Brunswick, as you know, means a very old concern,
jealous of its good name. Since 1845 the House of Brunswick
has been famous the world over for the quality of its products
The Brunswick Tire Is all that you expect and more.
Your first one will be a revelation. You'll ajree that you've)
never known a better. And you'll tell your friends. So spreads
the news among motorists. The Biunswick is the most wd
come tire that ever came to market
Try one Brunswick Tire Learn low good a tire can U
built Ana remember, it co3ts no mora than like-typo, tires,
THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO.
Portland Headquarters: 46-43 Fifth Street
Jurnrc Drnntn
For May Term It
Jllis term will onen on Monday.
i.v 24. The grand Jury will be
-livened on Tuesday. Mav 11. The
Ba) jurors listed are:
W. Krh Elkhead
n B. Ureen t. .. .Roseburg
iry A. Ailuins .....Myrtle Creek
A. Llndhlom Dixonvillc
0. Dniinlne Mvrlle CrtwU
flncy Jacques Glendale
p- Hclhlg Wilbur
E Hrown Klkton
fol R. Sawyers Drain
C. Mi r.hehey Kosebui g
A. llemens Koseburg
s- 0"" Sutherlln
C Dnnnsvin ..... .Mvrtle Treek
rfn R. niltor Hurkle3
f A. Snvdi r . . .Davs Creek
T- Dewar (iardlner
A- b,it Roseburg
E- Smith c.li.l..
P''T MiDanlels Wilbur
' Clarke Ol.-ndale
s. Hmton wiihnr
S. Thonian Anlnnf
prnce K. Newton ........ Drain
OLD GARMENTS NEW
WHEN DIAMOND DYED
Klmliby, Fnilexl, OM Appni'el Turns
Frexli Blltt Colol flil.
Don't worrk about perfect results.
to the payroll, which amounts to
topproximately $r.U0 a month, the
hospltul buys supplies and provisions
costing in the neighborhood of $1.
Soo each month. Aside from this,
each patient brings to the city one,
two, three or riiore realtlves and
each of these stay for periods varying
from one day to one month, spend
ing money with the various mercan
tile and business establishments dur-
r. . "iiiun.niiri i ive." .Euaranteed to ! 'K me sojourn In this city. Conse
rve n new, rich, fadeless color toj'iuently aside from being a desirable
any fabric, whether it be wool, silk, institution because of its primary
linen, cotton or mixed goods, purpose, there is a financial aspect
dresses, blouses, stockings, skirts, which should appeal to the business
children's coats, feathers, draperies,; man. There Is also a civic side
coverings. which should" be kept in mind, for
The Direction Rook with each a city without a hospital is in a bad
package tells so plainly how to dia- fix. In a city the size of Roseburg
mond dye over any color that you accidents are a daily occurence and
enn not" make a mistake. la small number of these occurrences
To match any material, have drug-are of a semi-serious nature sucb as
irist show yem "Diamond Dye'' Color to call for trained and immediate
Card. i medical assistance. The presence of
a hospital within a distance that
.Roseburg, R. V. D. T ivrtlue
reel , jirs. j Foree was a Roseburg
should probably be reckoned in mln
ules Instead of miles, has without
doubt saved the life of many a Doug
las county citizen during the few
years of the existence of the Insti
tution, and the fart that the organl-
Tfltlntl la tn unnlitiiia lis ain.L In ikl.
Mrs. Frank Elllsor snd Miss Hazel . conin,UIllty Bhould be greatly anore-
n Orovcs .
F- Watson
Warner . tvrti tveu ...... .n.,.-nin hoi-
L.. p y. vivuor yeoierutij, iriuiniuB ...
ii- r .Roseburg nome at Perdue on the evening train.
"are Unsohnrir ..
tm,in lUinra Mvrtla r-roir ! ,
f. u K"l C.ardinerl vi- i.-.
r " hing Oakland Hnmilmn. hnth of Carnes. left for h ,h .;n.. f u
! their homes on last evening's train and Vfoi nitr.
L. Ibcklcv. nf nnii !.. ! alter spending the day In this city
Kami), of riiiiunm nnA t v shopping.
fMi of Dixonville, were among i 0
--ii Known ciilzens attending lo 1 Over 17000 people rean tne .w-
i" mnil.-ri. In this elly t.iday. Review eve:v Hny in the w-ek.
verTown I
Everybody vants it because
it makes most palatable and
sweetest of foods.
You save when you buy it. You
save when you use it.
Calumet Baking Powder Is so
perfectly made so perfect in
keeping qualities that bake.day
failures are cbsolutely impos
sible. Best by test.
Call for Calumet Baking Powder.
The Sisters of Mercy organisation
hns lost heavily on the local hos
pital. It ir claimed. Although the in
surance has covered , the damage
done at the various fires, incidental
expenses connetced with each of
these conflagrations have converted
each into a loss. To offset these
there has been practically no profit
acrulng from the business adminis
tration. The year 1918 was jthe
most profitable in the history of the
hospital, the books show, and In that
i year the profit for the entire twelve
'months was $700. Four other years
showed a profit of a few hundred
dollars, but for the greater portion
ol ine lime ipe exi'trnnrn rui intuiiic
Lave been about equal and at cer
tain periods a loss has been experl-
i encea.
This fact makes the organization
reluctant to proceed with extensive
additions to the building on which
there Is already a small Indebted
ness, for without profit to meet the
expenditure which would be neces
ary to cover the cost of construc
tion, a very great burden would b
Imposed.
n.VNCK AT TIM. Kit.
Thursday, the 29'h lav nf Anrll
The bereaved husband wishes to
lha"W ie friends who so klnillv as
staled during the l;tr.t sickness and
at the burial of his b"lnvcd wife.
Stat., 218), and the instructions of
the Secretary of the Interior of Sep
tember IS, 1917, the timber on I lie
following luuds will he sold May 12,
1920, at 10 o'clock a. m . at public
auction at the United States land
office at Roseburg, Oregon, lo the
highest bidder at not less than the
appraised value as shown by this
uotlce, sale to be subject to the ap
proval of the Secretary of the In
lerior. The purchase price, with an
additional sum of one-fifth of one
per cent thereof, being commissions
allowed, must be deposited at lime I
of sale, money to be returned If nI'lHriWl TVI? fcff.fl Til?
it IJ JL.lil.UIl'-- 1 luvi1 -
M'ss Mlna liriirer. who has been
spending the pat few diys at Ash
land visiting with friends, returned
n her heme in this ely todnv nnd
hns resumed her dulles at the Dnng
lm County Light and Water company
office. ,
la not approved, otherwise patent
will issue for the timber whicn must
be removed within leu years. Rids
will be received from citizens of the
Untied States, associations of such
citizens and corporations organized
under the laws of the United States
or any state, territory or district
thereof only. Upon application of a
qualified purchaser, the timber on
any legal subdivision will be offered
separately before being Included Id
auy offer of a larger 'ml!. T. 18 8..
It. 1 W., Sec. 7. Lot 2, fir 85 M., Lot
3, fir 300 M., not to be sold for less
than 1.60 per M. T. 19 8., R. 1
W., Sec. 33. SWH SWy, fir 100c
M.. SE14 8WK, fir 1070 M., not to
be sold for less than $1.75 per M. T.
37 S R. 7 W., Sec. 11, NE14 NEH,
Mr 515 M., sugar pine 35 M., none of
the fir timber to be sold for less than
$1.25 per M., and none of the sugar
pine timber to be sold for less than
$3.00 per M. T. 37 S., R. 7 W., Sec.
13, Lot S, fir 800 M NWW 8E.
fir 600 M., pine 25 M.. 8W4 SF..
ilr 2000 M.. Lot 7. fir 1200 M., NEK
SWU. Dr 170 M., pin 170 M., 8k'
Dr 1200 M., none of the fir
limber to be sold for less than $1.26
par M., nnd none of the pine Umber
to be sold for less than $2.50 per M.
CLAY TALI.MAN. Commissioner
General Land Office
CONSERUflTQRy
MUSIC AND I HYSICAL EDUCATION
f2g, Accredited Teachers Only m
The SI lU' dcnmniU li''iibly cirti lent
lerM'licrs nnd this Hrliool inillc
11)11 per rrnl with the State liiw.
liblllKeil ItldK. I'liiine itIKt
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
on. it. r. iiradfoiw "wn-T
Chiropractors, Wast HoMburg.
Phone 4 0M.
DR. CIAIK K. A!,LK Dentist at
$31 Parkins Building. Roseburg
Oregoa. Office Hours: 9 to IS a.
m 1 to S p. m. Phona 66.
M. A. BULEY
CONTRACTOR
Builds Anything. First
class work. Let me figure
with you. Box 304, Resi
dence 305 Douglas St.
ltosebui'K, Oregon. .
HIM. F. D. OWEN Cut Flowers.
Potted Plants, Funeral Designs.
Wedding Bouquets. Etc. Ill Cass
St. For sale at tha Fern. Phone
140, Roseburc. Oregon.
Some
Land Bargains
I have quite a few nice homes to
sell In Roseburg. several nice
country homes In Kdenbower.
eome of Ihem welt Improved and
up to dute, ranging (rom i V4 1
15 acres; small and large fnrmr
on Cow Creek, above ob'ndaK
ranging from 40 aures to 600.
Come and see the property. If
the land suits wo will try to make
the price right.
Write or call on H. J. WILSON,
Rl. 2. Roseburg, Oregon.
DR. M. H. PLVLKR Chlropractlo
Phys.clan. 122 W. Iine 8t Wee- i
trlcal treatments. Hours to a
Phone 1KB
Office Hours: 10 to 12, X tn 4.
Phones: Office, 171: Res., 172.
DR. LTJCETTA SMITH. PHTNICIAN
Women and Children Diseases a
Specialty. Office. Masonic Building.
ROSEBURG
MYRTLE POINT
MARSIiFIELD
AUTO STAGE
Sold On An Unlimited Mileage
. Guarantee Basis
JOHN C. SIGNOR
Roseburg Garage
Local Distributors
LIME SULPHUR SOLUTION
Get your orders in now and be prepared.
PROMPT SHIPMENTS.
Write fur prices stating quantity wanted.
Sutherlin Fruit Products Co.
hi i nciti.iN. oni:;o.N.
gQUARE . ' .
JPRIGHT . .
Q RAND . . .
rundel.',
Roseburg.-.
nil, tisd rr.r .11 kind.! tliix-t
.04 K.a.cr Pi.nw. fbuii. ybl
Miff Ifcl L.
Inm Bowl.uri. rt.Hr ( 7fli A. M.
Ii! Mjnli- 'mt. 'l"lv l 3" A. M.
Connections at Myrtle Point
to and from Marshfleld, -o-qnble,
Ilandon and Powers.
Fate $6.48. imluding war tax.
Itcsei vatluiiS at main office.
40.1 Cuss St., near depot. Phone
303, or I'mpqua and Orand ho
tels, Rnpn a store.
TA YLOR & CLINTON
ixaoooaoooooocoooxxt
Do Your Work With Electricity !
Buzz the Buzzer. We can pt i ill buzzerx or bells In your office,
oonnert your dining table with Hie kllchnn, put elcrtilc lighters on
your gas burners, or any other rlertrlr-al work.
t.bid to tell you the cost.
Miller's Electric Shop
Phone 447
I
If 123 N. Main Street
!
THE RU1TER SANITARIUM !
(Incorporated) i
Our Improved facilities are belnr ,
appreciated, so that even now de i
slrod entrance should be arrange ;
. Li- .in H mrn .1 the for aereral days In advance. Lit.
Tiller pavilion next Saturday een-;Brower la tbe house phys cian and is ;
Ing The roads are In good eondl- prepared to answer any call rnada
tion and a cordial Invitation is ax- upon him. Phona lit. 837 Weal!
tended to everybody. Good music Ixiuglas atreeL
and a fla. time for ill. 1 DB. V. U KITTER Medic! blraoto. j
Poultry and Eggs
WANTED
Wa pay highest market price
In essh. Highest market price
paid fcr your cream, no deiaya.
Bring In Your Products
Roseburg Produce Co.
501 N. Jackson St.
PHONE 27
1920 MITCHELL
STYLE PLUS QUALITY
SEE THEM!
J. F. BARKER & CO.,
IMPLEMNTS AUTOMOBILES TRACTORS