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y I Choose a Safe Job for Your Money IF your own occupation Is dangerous It commands more wages thau a safer one because the chancel of injury and loss o( earning power are ever present. 1 ikeK-U. money put into speculative schemea must promise Usher returns than when kept In mora leglll pia e channels, or when deposited here at the UmpQia Valley Bank. J. M. TRHONE. Ciuhler. the UMFQUH VKLLW bank COSEQURO r:zayia& OREGON Will Clear Brush On Right of Way Forest umniia m rt b . r-;1 and Hanger o. C. Houser left '' ior lanyonvuie where .they will insuect and supervise the ; clearing of the Pacific Telephone i and Telegraph Company right of! ! way. The line Sai h ..h, ' land the right of way has been cut clear U.' underbrush. Whereever slashings are burned in the national forest it Is provided that permit must be secured from the supervis or's office and that the burning be under the direction of the forest service. Supervisor Ramadell and Hanger Houser will direct the clear ing and will give proper Instruc tions concerning the burning of the Good Reader Is Secured A News-Review Want Ad For Results DO YOU remember the advise of MRS. Means of Hoosier Schoolmaster fame, "Get a plenty while you are getting, says I". So we advise you to get a Cream Separator, while the "getting is good." We have on hand 2 New Viking, 1 New U. S., one second-hand U. S., and will offer them at a price you will not be able to dupli cate for a long time, as it is our intention to close out what we have. Have other matters to attend to. Churchill Hardware Co. You can see them in our windows for a short lime only, as they will not lust long. The next meeting of the Wilbur Parent Teachers Association will be held tomorrow evening, May 7, and as an attraction extraordinary, they have secured W. A. Hemenway, of Cottage Grove, who will entertain. Mr. Hemenway la a reader and lm peraonator and comes highly recom mended by the schools and ass cia tiona of Lane county. His program cotislts of both serious and humor ous selections and Insures "a laugh or your money back. Following the Program and business meeting a luncheon will be served and a so cial hour will be enjoved. The pro gram will betfn at 8 o'clock and a small admission will be charged. J Cannery Men Are Sit- ej aaavan cxpectea l omorrow 5' Representatives of the A. ttupert cannery company are expo -tod to ar vlve tomorrow to lay the preliminary plana for the erection of the ware house unit of the cannery to be built on the property recently acquired. The material, has own ordered ant" should he here within a few dayi and In the meantime the prelimin arlos will be made, workmen secured and other details arranged. As soor as the cement and other building ma terials are on the ground the con struction work will be started and 1 is hoped to have the warehouse unit completed before the season's pro duce la ready to store. As soon ar the warehouse is built the cannery unit will bo started and In the mean time the Rupert company will usr. the same plant that was kept In op eration during the season Just past j Johnson Speakers ijl Are Announced ptoAutoAuto-o-o B a? . at ,. ef J st V i w W eT What Shall we uof Where Shall We Go? Quite often my mind gets really perplexed To know what Judd is going to do next. He first had a barn, and then had a store, And I can't remember a lot of things more. And now today as I chanced to stop, He's got in there a REAL AUTO SHOP. With Langenberg Fred to fix up the queers, And good Phillip Hohl to line up the Geers. Their work is done good and always done right, The bolts and the burs are all put in tight So r.ow when your auto is working real bad, And down in your heart you feel pretty mad, Just take it to them, for they have a fad To make autos run good and owners feel glad. JUDD . McMILLIN Are prenared to stnrp vnnr csra hpII von oils. grease, tires, etc. While Fred Langenberg and Phillip Hohl, two of the best mechanics in town, are ready to overhaul and repair your automobiles, tractors, etc. Come in and see us at the EMPIRE; BARN. A letter received from Stanfleld MacDonald of Portland, vice chair man and manager of Senator tliran, Johnson's campaign, states that Hor Charles A. A. McGce. Hon. Raymond Robins, Judge Goodcell and . Hon. Harris Welnstock, and Senator John son himself will be the speakers ti Wsit Roseburg during the present mtnth in the Interest of the Callfor r.lun'a candidacy. These speakers all of national repute, will spend the time until May 21 campaigning in the state and talks will be made in all of the principal cities and town Senator Johnson will be here a few davs -before election but the exact date cannot yet be stated. W. M. Hanks and wife, or Glen dale, spent the day In Hoaeburg at tending to business matters. Mrs. George Foutch, while stand ing on Sheridan street near the restaurant this morning, suffered a sinking spell and fell to the pave ment in a faint. She was Carrie Into the restaurant by several by standers and partially revived after restorative measures had been ap plied. She Is being eared for at her home in this city. CASTOR I A For Infanta and Children In Us For Over 30 Ymm Always bears the Signature ef ' - LOWER PRICES You will find them in our Grocerteria Department Investigate. - - Special Sale Every WeeK-End. EVERYBODY'S EXCHANGE f ore Money for your Produce More Goods for your Money. fit TIMES "SURE HAD CHANGED" bouotifcoys In Franca Hailed as Friend Man Whom They Had, When KleV Fearee) Oreatly. The story ot hw two doughboya found their, old enemj In France la told by Mike Nolan, termer police lieu tenant ot New York city, who served aa a K. of C. aecretiry assigned to the Sixteenth Infantry First division. Nolan la fltty-two veaie old and put In 23 years on the New York police force. When he changed the blue uni form for khaki, he was In charge of the twenty-third precinct, the old Ten derloin. On hi breast la a victory ribbon with two bronse major offensive stars and three stiver citation stars. He baa been recommended for the D. 8. C. by the comnua.ilng officer ot the Six teenth Infantry, Be had wandered up to a little bunch" of doughboya who were "shoot ing craps," and gave each of the boys a pack of K. of C. cigarettes. The game was an exciting one, and a sol dier who waa about "to roll the Ivor ies'' looked up at him and asked him to "kiss 'era for a five." Nolan did so, and the dice turned up a two and a three. One of the unlucky boys who had lost on the toss of the dire looked up at Nolan and recognised him as an old enemy. "Holy cat! Look. It's Tenderloin Bull Nolan !" he said to his pal. "Don't you remember, he's de cop who used to chase us from doorways for shoot ing craps when we waa kids" "Shure." said the lucky soldier, "and he pulled us once for smoking butts. And here he 1s shelling out packs of real cigarettes and klaein' de bones for us. Damn'd If It ain't right dat de war changea de whole wolld !" INSIGNIA OF ANCIENT ORDER That Now Went by United States Army Medical Officers does Back Four Thousand Years. The caducous, w hich was Introduced In 1902 by Col. John Van It. Hon. M. &. V, 8. AH editor ot the Military Sur geon, aa part of the medical officers' Insignia, dales back 4,MIU years, ac cording to F. H. Osrrlsen, M. !., D. S. A., writing In the Journal ot the Amer ican Medical Association. For a num ber of reasons the serpent was always the symbol of medicine In antiquity. The Babylonians' raduceus, which as the Insignia allows todsy two snskes entwined with wings at the top ot the staff occurs In Hlttlte remains. It stands for an actual serpent god, Nln glslislda, who as the special messenger of Islitar, wns the awakener ot life In the springtime, and the Mesopotamlan prototype of the Greek Hermes. The Romans had a special functionary, the caduceator, who waa a sort of peace commissioner. The caduceus was used on the title pages of books published by the famous medical printer, Fro brnlus. In 1400 to 1.127. The "wand of Mercury," as It is sometimes called, was also carried by merchant tradera In ancient times, on excursions where peaceful negotiations were desired and they wanted to be known as neutrals. Labor Treublea In China. The $40 a month which the Chinese coolie with his family drew from the Chinese government during hla period of enlistment In the army Is the basia for the labor disturbance which la rocking China at the present time, says C C. Thompson of Khsnghal In the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Mr. Thompson explains that prior to the war the average coolie made a month ly wage of till to $13. while having become accustomed to the new stand ards of living msde possible by the $40 allotment he declines now to re turn to the old bssls. Even household domestics have become affected by the new unrest and are demanding more money, he says. Recently be cause of the unsettled conditions there waa a strike of dorkworkers In Chi nese porta which held up all trans pacific traffic for a considerable time, Mr. Thompson ststes. Owes All to Uncle Sam. Building upon his psst experience as an employee In a shoe factory, the federal board for vocational education placed a young chap of 24, who was disabled at Solutions, In a shoe manu facturing plant for training. His left band and arm were severely Injured by a high-explosive shell, bnt he finds he can carry on, In spite of the hsndl cap, and Is fsst becoming sn expert shoe cutter. The msnsgetnent, finding his service valuable, are paying him tl a day this, of course, In addition to his training pay, which comes from the board. He is enthusisstle snd writes: "This training Is great stuff. Everything Is going One. I Wouldn't hsve been sble to do any thing If the government hadn't given me this chsnce." Movies Bet Distance Record. Two moving picture records were broken recently, sccordlng to the Pop alar Mechanics Msgsilne. st the cen tenary celebration of the Methodist Church In Columbus, O. An ordinary projecting mschlne. equipped with a special lens, a rapid snutter, ana a ldO-amprre light, was used to throw pictures 100 by 75 feet, on a screen -I STO feet away from the machine. The light employed was three times the strength of those commonly used. It generated so much heat thst It wss necessary to operste the cinemato graph at greet speed to prevent burn ing the fllac The screen en which the pictures warn thrown waa 115 feet Newspapers Hit By More Advances VYASHINUTON, May . Further advance In print paper prices ara to be made by the Intornatlakr.l Pa per Company July 1 aald a leiegratn from Cheater W. Lyman, vlce-preal-. dent of tho company, which waa presented today to the senate com mittee investigating the paper short age. The message addressed to Joseph Pulltter. Jr.. publisher ot the St. Louie PoU-DisoMeh, said: "Alarming rise In price for pulp wood, other materials and mill sup plies, together with Inevitable In crease In tranancrtaiion chargea will necessitate a higher selling price for laat two quarters. Impossible to foretell extent of Increase on ac count of uncertainty ot conditions. Increase In cost likely to continue to turning point reached In geneml Industrial, social and financial con dition. "Onlv remedy for present trouble !s riv.ld economy bv nuMWhers In their use of news pr'nt. It would be the height of folly for govern ment to attempt to regulate or low er anot market as It would result In diversion of many a"eelnlty lnTIs now ninslno ws print to their nor mal product." . o Gravel Wanted For Bob Lane Road A large delegation appeared be fore the COUntV rmirt thla mnrtilnt reoitesting that Improvements be made on the Bob Lane road. The rid district voted a special tax for the purpose of gravelling the road - !1 (I flpalrwa that the. MnM.w ......... irrange for the work. Thla road is one or tne permanent location of the h'ghway enat of the cltv and t Is now riealrel In nut I In IK. best possible condition. The court promisd to give the matter com plete investigation and cooperation to the extent nf thn mimtv1- ihllliu The delegation was composed of L,eas, j. i.-. nover, r . Lane. nurrougns. willnrd Smith. Ous Llnrililnom. W H Rnon it a ua field, Frank Halin, F. J. Ho I stead. uougias vtaita, and Clyde Hatfield. o Reception Held Christian Church A reception and mixer for new and old members was held at the Christ ian church last night, the lecture ooin being filled to capacity by lh; large number in attendance. A briel business session wss held and re ports of the work of the various de partments of the chnrjh received The quarter Just post has been i very profitable one In the c laird and was marked by a great gain li 'oth membership and finances. Aftoi the business meeting a social wai held In which a number of unio and new games were played, anf in is in turn waa followed by refresh ments. AHItK.HTKI) LAST NHillT. P. Horn a and Juan Pena, Mexlcar laborers, were arrested last night uhen found In an automobile car li 'he local yards. They were turnei over to the county olffelals and ar. Vlng held while an Investigation I: being made. POLITICAL AVXnt'SjCKMFNTS (Paid Advertisements.) 4 FOll SIIKWFF I heieby announce my csndldac for renomlnatlon on the repuhlira ticket for sheriff of Douglas count subject to the approval of the voter at the primary election to lie held I May, 120. OKO. K. QUINS FOR I'.KI'llRHE.VTATlVK I am hereby announcing my can .lldacy for nomination on the repub llcan ticket aa representative fron Douglas county subject to the ap proval of the voters at the p rimer; election In May, 1920. B. F. NICHOLS FOR JOINT RKI'ftBSKNTATTV I h.reby snnounce my candldac for election aa Joint rcpresentaUv. of Douglas and Jackson counties ubject to the will of the voters o -he republican party at the prlmar nominating election to be held Ma tl. I $20. CHAS. F. HOPKINS FOR RKI'liKMK.VTATIVK. This anonuncea that I am a can didate for nomination of repress:, stive from Douglas county, suble to the endorsement, of republics voters at the primaries. May i 1920. AltTHIIR H. MARSH FOR COUNTY JUIHJE t desire to snnounce my candi dncy for the office of Count) Judg fcr -Donslas County, suo.'oct to m ipproval of the republican v. -its a to pr.nia-y election Miv it. fj.( D. J. STEWART FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR I desire to annunce myself a can didate for the office ot county aur veyor of Douglss county, subject t the aproval of the republican roten at the primary election. F. C. FRBAR. FOR COUNTY ASSKSftOR t desire to announce my eandi daey for the office of County Asset nor for Douglas county, subject t the approval of the republican vo' era at th primary election May 21 lilt. FRANK L. CALKINb Mother's Day "All that I am or hope to be, J owe to my Angel Mother." Abraham Lincoln. FLOWER'S FOR MOTHER Join the millions of men wom.n ana children of the great nation In paying homage to her. Thla day baa been set aside by .ui act ot Congress aa a day to be kept sacred In houor of the "Mothers" when we, as a nation, turn aside fron our usual tasks to pay homage to her who gave ua .birth, whose guiding hand and unselfish love made life's path smooth for our first faltering steps. Flow sT ers Flowers Profusely fragrant and delightfully refreshing, they will. If pre sented on this day, be a true token of love and devotion. It meant so much to Mother, every petal, every leaf, every waft of frag rance la laden with a message for her. It speaka to her in language no human tongue can speak It makes her feel that the pain, the anxiety, the fear, the aleepleaa nlghta, her silent sorrow, her suffer ings have not been In vain It apeaka to her of love returned, the aweeteat of all compensations, and It means so little to you. meas ured by the standard of gold and silver. Give her favorite flowers to "The Beat Mother That Ever Lived, Your Mother." All flowers are appropriate for "Mother's Day," Blooming Plants, Cut Flowers, Baskets, In fact any of the many kinds she likes so well. You can mail or telegraph your Flowers if your Mother is In another city. Place your order for Mother's Day NOW! THE FERN' MRS. F. D. OWEN, Proprietress 403 West Cass Street Phone 240 FOR COCSTY CLERK 1 hereby announce my candidacy or reelection to the office of Coun y Clerk of Douglas County, subject to the will of the voters of the De mocratic, Party at the primary no ulnallng election to be held May :i, 120. a. II. LENOX FOR COUNTY CLKKK I wish to submit my name to the .tepubltcan votera of Douglas Coun y for the nomination to the offtco if County Clerk at the primary dectlon to be held May 21, 1920. IRA B. K1DDI.B, "'OR COUNTY BUPKUIXTKNDKNT This announces that I am a can lldate (or re-election to the office if county school superintendent, abject bo the will of the voters at he republican primaries. O. C. BROWN FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONKR I hereby announce my candidacy nr the nomination aa County Com ulasloner, northern district, on th epubllcan ticket, aunject to the ap roval of I luglaa oounty totei t the primary .xllon to be held In lay. WILLIAM KI.ETZKR. (. Yoncalla. Oregon FOR COUNTY TllrtAnXI'.KR. I hereby anonunce that I will b . candidate at the May primaries n the republican ticket for nomlua lon of treaaurer of Douglas county n. M. MYNATT FOR COUNTY THFAHUHKR Announcement la hereby ' madr hat I will be a candidate for noral ir'lon of treaaurer for Dougla. 'ounty on the republican ticket ubject to the decree of the voten t the May primaries. 1920. JAS. SAWYERS POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. I hereby announce myself a candi late for the Republican nomination or Representative for Douglas ounty. A. E. 8IIIUIA . FOR COUNTY t'OMMIMKIONKR. I hereby announce my candidacy or nomination for County Coinmls ioner, subject to the approval of the tepiiblican constituency of Douglas ounty at the election May 21. 19J0 f nominated and elected I will, dur ng my term of office, ronduct the (fairs of the county in a safe and onservatlve buainess manner, with ist and equal eonalderalloa for all oneerned. WM. O. C.RUBBK. Klkton. Oregon. FOR BHKIIIFF Announcement of my candidacy for nomination of Sheriff of Dong las county on the republican ticks: Is hereby made, subject to the if proval of the qualified voters at th primary election in May. Ittn. SAM STARMBR FOR JUSTICE OP TRACK Announcement la hereby made that I will be a candidate for eo mlnatlnn of Justice of the Peace fn Deer Creek district, subject to thr spproval of the republican Vetera at Ike May, 1120, prlmsrles. , QMO. JONJta. roiJTICAI, ANNOUNCKMKNT. I hereby announce my candldicy for county commissioner for Onug laa county on the Democratic ticket. J. F. O'Mara. POLITICAL A.NNOUXCi.'MK.VT ' . I announce to the Republican vot era ot Douglaa county, Oregon, that I am a candldute for County Judge) of ssld couuty, to be nominated at lh. UvlmnH L-1 .... I I . . n . ...v . ,.... uii-luuu iu urn uvm im the 21st day of May, 1920. It nomi nated and elected I will tranaact county business economically and without sectional favoritism, pro mote timely county road mainten ance, ex pond the balance ot the county road bond issue, aa originally apportioned, under efficient super vision and will secure an early an nual audit nf accounts. Your sup port Is solicited. J. G. DAY, Jr. FOll ItKPUKiiKNTATIVH I hereby announce that I am candidate fur nomination on the te publlcan ticket for representative, subject to endorsement of qualified voters nt the primary election May 21, 1920. NOIILE ANDKLWa FOR (OHONICR. -I am a candidate for renomlnatlon on the Republican ticket, for Cor oner of Douglas Couuty, subjeol to the approval of the qualified voters at the primary elocllon In May 1920. M. . HITTER. FOR COUNTY COMMISSION UK I hereby announce my candidacy for nomination on the republican ticket for commissioner ot Doug laa county, subject to the verdict ol the voters at the primary election May 21, 1920. ARTHUR WALKER, Reedsport. FOR DISTRICT ATTORN KY I will be a candidate for the Re publican nomination, to succeed my self, aa District Attorney for Doug las County, Oregon, at the primary nominating election held on May 21, 1920. your support will be appre ciated. CKOitGE NKUNKIt, Jr. FOR COUNTY t'OMMI.WIO.l-:n. I submit my name to the Republi can votera of Douglaa county for nomination to the office of Couuty Commissioner at the primary elec tion to be held May 21. 1920. "For and with the producers of the county. Lowest possible tax with consistent progression. All road dis tricts to have their Just aniounis and In proper time to Improve (heir roada, and in accordant wilh the de sires of the people Interested. A fair price for labor, with fair results." A. F. 8TEARN8. AS.NOUNCKMENT. I hereby announce my candidacy aa repreaentatlve to the legislature from the 4 th Representstlve District, Douglas County, Oregon, at the pri mary election to be held May 21st, 1920, subject to the approval of the electors of the republican party. J. J. KENNY, Leona, Oregon. o ANNOUNCEMENT. I submit mr name to the Deni. ' oralis votera of Douglaa eounly for the nomination of County Coramle etenea at thn primary election. May 21. lIt. R. W. LONG.
