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ttmranui nr.Rimw.TrKsiAY, mav it. 1020. po rmtn Better than Pills ; T70U WILL NEVER wish 1 pills after having ones lets. They are easier and more pleasant to take, more gentle and mild in their action and more reli able. They leave the bowels in a natural condition, while the use of pills is often followed by severo constipation, requiring a constant increase in the dose. Every bottle guaranteed by your drutrtrist. Famous Comedians Show Here Friday A necessary part of every good iliow, if the public la to be enter tained and amused, are the comedl aiis. and with this fact In view two celebrated funsters have 'been se cured by the local high school who mil spend one evening here and take part in the vaudeville to be given In the auditorium on the evening of May 1 4 Ih. For some time it was a 'matter of controversy .whether to secure Kolb and Dill, who are now appearing at the Heilig In Portland. Al Jolsou, or other well known come dians, but finally the team of Pat nr,,i riwkup. the "saxanhono fits toumis" who have appeared here on numerous occasions, weiu ueuiunu upon, and consented to present their prosram ueiore a uoseuurg auuionce, Their "menu ' will mix taci wun fancy and Include some good saxa phoiie and clarinet solos and duets as well as ski's a-iil take-offs. Jokes on local l eople will be in order and he who has a chapter In his past life th; t he would like kept from the public eye would do well to Bee the comedy two" before the show starts, .nid perhaps cross their palm with silver or try other well known silencing methods. TI.MK KOK CALYX 81'i.AY. It is now lime to apply the calyx t spray to most of the apple trees in t the county. This Bpray for apples should be J aiiplled just as the last of the petals I are falling. The object of this spray is to fill the calyx cup with arsenate S ot lead before the cup closeB, which j will lie a week or ten days after the . blossoms have fallen, i This spray will remain In the cup f after It closes, and will be there ready for the little worm when he 'makes his way into the cup, probably a month. later. A large proportion of the first brood of worms attempt 1 to enter the apple at the calyx. I Therefore a thorough application of this spray is important. Use arsenate of lead, one pound (dry I to 50 gallons of water. Also add lime sulfur solution, 1 to K''f Shoulders m All Baking Sclf Cares Ut) When CALUMET t i comes in, all baking troubles take quick Xj leave. You go right R'l .ahead and mix up bak- y ir? materials for biscuits " v.:-3 anvinmg wiuiout lear ! of t:n ertamty. Calumet makes you t.trxt tiilure. .- - - CALUMET BAKING POWDER , w i e mri pcfiu'a boons it eon me 3 I . r-rrr rr-.uu. it M the big Th i-'ct trm it it tl big. -t fWW provra th: i: is the best, trial will cr-nvinrr vnu that thi is 1 d t." rtmaw-nd.-,Burscan ilrou rr n 3tilKd take it back and wmt n or.ey back. , gurnet rontin onhf Jt;r (pgr- a " nave mm ppr"rtn i otacialljr by the U. S. rood Y sin ttWs m tny ft. mm vbss inmI, HIGHEST QUALITY HIGHEST to take another dose of used Chamberlain's Tab 40. This la to assist In further con trol of the scab. E. C. ARMSTRONG, County Fruit Inspector. 26 Communists Plead Not Guilty By Associated Proas CHICAGO, May 10. Twentv-six members of the communist labor I party pleaded not guilty when ar raigned here today on charges of con spiracy to overthrow the govern ment. AITO STAGE TO COAST. Leaves Roseburg dally at 7:00 a. m arriving at Myrtle Point 11:30 a. m. Fare $6.48. Reservations at main olffce, 405 Cass St., Phone 303, or Umpqua and Grand hotels, Rapp's store. TAYLOR ft CLINTON. Mountain Lions - Menacing Sheep By Associated Press MARYSVILLE, Calif. Mountain Hons are menacing the vast herds of I sheep in the Spenceville region, ac-l cording to reports of stock raisers of I Yuba county. This season of thej year the beasts are particularly fe-j roclous and until watches were placed on all herds the nightly toll was reported to be 25 or 30 sheep. Expenses Total Only Six Dollars Attorney Albert Abraham, candi date for the nomination of U. S. senator, believes be has signed a unique and unprecedented document in his affidavit of campaign expendi i turcs. The federal law requires tha. tall candidates for the U. 8. senate sign an affidavit to campaign ex ' pcndltures before the primary elec tion and another statement follow ing the election. Attorney Abraham received the blank sent out by the secretary of state this morning and this afternoon will mall It back to be placed on record. His atfidavlt shows that no contributions have been made to his campaign and that 1 is total expenses have amounted to only $6, this being the price paid for some newspaper cuts, and represent ing his total -irMture to date. o Arrangements For Memorial Service The annual memorial day sermon will this year be given at the Christ ian church and will be preached by Rev. C. H. Hilton of that church The service will be held Sunday morning. May 23, and a special pro gram will be given to which all of the patriotic organisations will be n Tited. This annual service precedes memorial day and different churches are visited each year. A special musical program will be given In ad dition to the sermon and It Is er pected that the auditorium will be decorated for the occasion. NSrplt Dressed Girl ' 4TtWWJ' " 1 Works Fake Deal c v pDivrtsrn. Police officers stationed In the fashionable shopping r.strict here are looaing lor uii ly dressed young woman who has been working successfully an unus ually simple swindle on patrons of the big stores. Registering well-bred embarrass ment she would confront one of throng of shoppers with a distressed whisper: "My dear! I find I lack a dollar for a purchase and the clerk Is walt li.g. Could you and let me have your address." ' Obtaining the money, she would disappear. When this plea was made twice in different stores to the same shopper her game was up in San rrancisca o The "Fern" announces that No. 00067 was the lucky number on the IS basket of roses. If the person holding this number will please call the basket will b presented. Will Attempt to "Shoot" Niagara BRISTOL, Eng.. April JS.TIty i-aii) Charles George Stephens, a Urber of this town, has announced that he Is going to try to shoot Nia gara Falls in a barrel. He has booked his passage from Liverpool to Quebec on June 18 and says he Intends to make the attempt at the end of June or early In July. Stephens Is 56 years of age and Bland 5 feet. y, inches high. The tarrel will be 6 feet, 2 inches and In the middle 33 inches. Inside tho tarrel Stephens plans to be secured ly straps and the barrel Is to be weighted at the bottom with a hundred-pound weight to keep tt up right In the water. Special breathing Apparatus Is also being fitted. Among the many other feats '.- bich Stephens claims to have per formed are the following: Kissing a lion in Its den. shaving customers In a lion's den, boxing in a lion's den and parachute descent from balloons; for which feats he boasts ihree riobons, five gold med als and six silver medals. To shoot Niagara Falls has beei. the ambition of numerous persons seeking notoriety but few have ac cmnllshed it. Mrs. Anna Kelson Taylor who went over the falls in a vooden barrel about 1904 was se vtrely Injured but recovered. "Ilob I y" Leach made the drop success filly and without injury in a steel barrel in 1911. Soap and Suds War In New Jersey V E RC H A XTVI LLE, N. J.. May 10. Merchantville has a soap and auds war on its bands. Washerwomen want more money and housewives have declare! a lockout. When the nepro women formed a ttnion and posted a scale of $3 a day for doing: the family wash and $3. f.O for a day's housework, the em ployers became Indignant. The women's club of Merchant vile voted for a lockout and refuse to pay more than $2.50 a day. So in face of the paper shortage, Merchantville has Issued an emerg ency call for paper collars and cuffs rod reversible paper shirt fronts. Troops Fleeing In Wild Disorder By Associated Press EL PASO, May 10. Mexican revo lutionists overtook disordered troops escorting Carranzaju his flight from Mexico City, causing them serious losses, according to a message re ceived from General Alvaro Obregon, published here today. Many Planes to Be Exhibited PHILADELPHIA. May 10. One of the most comprehensive exhibits to be shown at the coming exhibition of aerial supplies and all types t at flvlne machlaes at Atlantic City. N. J., by the Aero Club of America, from May 20 to May 30, is expeciea to be the display by the. Board of Appraisal, Survey and Sale from the Philadelphia navy yard. One feature of the exhibit will be the daily flights made by experienced aviators. The flights will be made In various types of machines that will be placed on sale by the navy department. A center of attraction probably will be the Liberty motor, which will be set un In running order to dem onstrate its efficiency and the horse power that can be developed from a ration of easoline. It Is Intended to equip one of the F-B-L type of planes with a complete raaio appar- SPRING FEVER Following Colds, Orip or Flu, Thin, Walary Polaon1 Bloody (Br Dm. Vjuxwnffl Kon.) , At this time of year most people i suffer from what we term " spring fever " because of a stagnant con dition of the blood, because of the toxins (poisons) stored up within the body during; the long winter. We eat too much meat, with little or no green vegetables. i Bloodless people, thin, anemic people, those with pale cheeks and ' fips, who have a poor appetite and ; feel that tired, worn or feverish' condition in the spring-time of the year, should try the refreshing tonic ' powers of a good alterative and blood purifier. Such a tonic as druggists have sold for fifty years, ; is Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis-' covery. It is a standard remedy that can be obtained in tablet or liquid form. Made without alcohol from wild roots and barks. Baker Citt, Oreoos: I was taken with inllnenra and also had a nervous breakdown. My stomach was so bad I did not retain my iood for three or four weeks and 1 was troubled with sourness and gas. I doctored with my two fsvorite doctors and a Clnroprator. One dar 1 sent for a copy ol Dr. Pierce ' Medical Adviser (price, which I resd and decided to make trial of the "Medical Discovery." At that tune I was only able to stay up a few min utes at s time. After taking two bottles I was able to be on my feet all lay. I am now able to eat anything without discomfort and never have the dryness in sir mouth in the morning nor any bowel trouble. 1 walk 18 or 19 blocks it . time now and feel no III -Uas Wm. UoooaaD, 2830 Church 8k atus so that during the flights spec tators may communicate with the machine. Tha machine also will b quipped with cotnplet ordnance equipment, including th Lewis an.l Davis types of guns. There will be on view a complete assortment of the various accessories that are required In maklug exten sive flights. Tampico Taken By Revolutionists By Associated Press HOUSTON. May IV Taiuplco. an Important oil tovn on tha Gulf of Mexico, capitulated to General Ob lo gon's forces yesterday, according lo radio advices to local oil Interests today. The advices said the town went over to the revolutionists with out serious disorder. The "Fern" announce that No. 00067 was the lucky number on the 15 basket of rosea. If tbi person holding this number will please call the basket will be presenied. POLITICAl, ANNOUiyCK.ME.STS (Paid Advertisements.) f.V- FOR SHKIUFF I heieby announce my candidacy for renomlnatlon on the republlcac ticket for sheriff of Douglas county subject to th approval of the voMrs at th primary election to be held In May, 1H20. GEO. K. QUI.NB. FOR ItKrUKHKNTATlVK I am hereby announcing my can didacy for nomination on the repub lican ticket as representative from Douglas county subject to tbe ap proval of the voters at the primary election in May, 1920. B. F. NICHOLS FOR JOINT RKPRK8KXTATIV1 I hereby anaouuee my candidacy for election as Joint representative of Douglas and Jackson counties, subject to th will ot the voters of the republican party at the primary nominating election to be halt! May 21, 1920. CHA9. F. HOPKINS FOR REIMIKSKNTATIVK. This anonunces that I am a can didate for nomination of represen tative from Douglas county, subject to the endorsement ot republican voters at the primaries. May 21. 1920. ARTHUR H. MARSH FOR COUNTY JCIKSK I desire to announce my -iandi dacy for th office of Count) Judge fcr Doimlns County, subject to ih9 approval of the republican v.urs at to pnuia'y election May 21. l'J-0. D. J. STEWART FOR COUNTY Hl'RVKYOR . . -.. . I desire to anounce myself a can lldate for the office of county sur veyor of Douglas county, subject to The aproval of the republican votort at the primary election. F. C. FRBAR. FOR COCNTY ASSUSSOR I desire to announce my candi dacy for the office of County Asses sor for Douglas county, subject to tht approval ot the republican vot ers at the primary election May 21 1120. FRANK L. CALKINS FOK COUNTY CI.KRK I wish to submit my name to the republican voters ot Douglus Coun ty for the nomination to the office of County Clerk at the primary election to be held May 21, 1920. IRA 13. RIDDLU, FOR COUNTY 8UPKRINTKNDENT This announces that I am a can (lldate for re-election to the offlre ot county scho ,1 superintendent, subject to the Hi of the voters at th republican piln.arles. O. C. BROWN FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I hereby announce my candidacy for the nomlnutlon as County Com missioner, northern district, on tbe renubl'can ticket, subject to the ap proval of the Iiouglas county oters at th primary election to oa neia in May. WILLIAM KLET7.BR. tt ' Yonralla. Oieon FOR COUNTr THKA8URKR I hereby anonnnce that t will be a candidate at the May primaries on the republican ticket for nomlna. tion of treasurer of Doual county C. M. MYNATT FOR COUN1Y TREASURER Announcement is hersby made that I will be a candidate for noml- nr'ton of treasurer tor Douglas County on tha republican ticket. subject to the decree of th voters at th May primaries, lttzo. JA9. SAWYERS POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. I hereby announce myself a candl date for the Republican nomination for Representative for Douglas county. f- mum a. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. I hersby snnounce my csndMacy for nomination for County Commis sioner, subject to tbe approval of the Republican constituency of DourUs ronntv at th rl.rtion Mar 21. 1S2H. If nominated and elected I will, dur ing my term of office, conduct th affairs of tne county in a saio n conservative biilnes manner, wmi Just snd equal conslderstlo for all concerned. WM. O. r.RCBBB, Blkteo. Oregon FOR SHERIFF , X HAuj.MAMn. n, mw j.av.itMae for nomination of Sheriff U Doug las county on th republican ticket is hereby mad, subject to the ap- nrovai nr ids ouiiu sa voiars ii uh primary election in may, ivzu. SAM STASMEK FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE Announcement la hereby mad that I will be a candidal for no mination of Justic of th Peace tor Dear Creek district, subject to tha approval of the republican voters. at th May, 1120, primaries. GEO. JONES. rOUTIOAIi ANNOUNCEMENT. I hereby announce my candidacy for county commissioner for Doug- las county on th Democratic ticket. J. F. O'Mar- . FOR RETRKSKNTATIV1S I hereby announce that I am a candidal tor nomination on th re publican ticket for representative subject to endorsement of qualified voters at th primary election May 11, 1920. NOULK ANDRKWS FOR CORONER. I am a oandldata tor renomlnatlon on tha Republican ticket, for Cor oner ot Douglas County, subject to th approval ot the qualified voters at th primary election In May 1920 M. Ki t I KK FOR COUNTY CLERK I hereby announce my candidacy for reelection to th offlc ot Coun ty Clerk of Douglas County, subject to the will ot the voters of the De mocratic Party at th primary no minating election to be held Mar 21, 1920. m. H. LISNUX "FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. I submit my nam to the Republi can voter of Douglas county for nomination to the office ot County Commissioner at the primary elec tion to be held May 21, 1920. 'For and with the producers ol the county. Lowest possible tax with consistent progression. All road dla tricts to have their Just amounts and In proper time to Improve their roads, and In accordanc with tbe d sires ot the people interested. A tail price for labor, with fair results." A. F. STEAKNB. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I berely announce my candidacy for nomination on the republican ticket foi commissioner of Doug las county, subject to the verdict o: the voters at the primary election May 21. 1920. ARTHUR WALKER, Reedsport. POLITICAL ANNOUNCKMKVr I announce to the RepuTilloan vot ers of Douclas county. Oregon, that I am a candidate for County Judge of ssld county, to be nominated al ihe Primary Election to be held on tbe 21st day of May, 1920. If nomi nated and elected I will tranaiici county business economically and without sectional favoritism, pro mote timely county road malnten- ance, expend the bulanee of the county road bond Issue, as originally apportioned, under efficient super vision and will socure an early an nual audit of accounts. Your sup port Is solicited. J. G. DAY, Jr. FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY I will be a candidate for the Re publican nomination, to succeed roy self, as District Attorney for Doug las County, Oregon, at the prlmarj nominating election held on May 21 1920, your support will be appre ciated. CHOUGH NEUNER, Jr. ANNOUNCEMENT. I heroby announce my candidacy as representative to the legislature from the 4th Representative District. Douglas County, Oregon, at the pri mary election to be held May J lit. 1920, subject to the approval of the electors of the republican party. J. J. KENNY, Leona, Oregon. ANNOUNCEMENT. I submit my name to the Deniu- Tatlc voters of Douglas county for the nomination of County Commls- iloner at the primary eleetlon. May !1. 1920. R. W. I5Nf. MOTHER! ."California Syrup of Figs" Child's I3est Laxative Accept "California" Syrup of Figs only look for the name California en Ihe package, then you ar sure your child Is having the best and most harmless physic for tb little stomsr-h, liver and bowels. Children love Its fruity taste. Full directions on each bottle. You must say "California." ELECTION, MAY 21 STATE TOAE) Vote 302 X Yes For 4 State Road Bond Limit BALL0T TITLE 302 X Yes 303 No Aru. l XI of ((( riMtwiioi iitt fcr lh purp-if moui.toi I mt p in Ui ttto i of Ui NO PROPERTY TA'I NO INCREASE IN AUTO LXOSE FEES NO INCREASE CF COMNE TAX Keep there tliroe facta in mind. Tha pr sent auto license fees and gasoline tax will pay both tho prinrirail and interrt on all the bond under this amendment, and -vill yield an annual surplus besides for other state highway work. No additional taxation of any kind. FEDERAL FUNDS rVUST BE MATCHED Oregon must hare sufficient Ilighv-sy Funils to match Federal apportion ments or Oreuon cannot get ilie bene! t of Feileral money for Oregon Road. Increasing this constitutional limit is a nrenwity. I'n lew limit is increased, cither state roads cannot be completed for many, uianv years, or must be finished by direct property taxation. This measure sverts direct property tax for Stat highways and makes early completion possible. Let's .et the roads built now. Income from Present Sources Suli slenl lo Psy Principal ani Interest Thfrt that rrvvmifs firn auto linnM tr4 snd isi!insH, without tivMof rrmnl tat, will hn still W t l sy both priiM-i"l siul iiu-i1 0:1 fb s - l.ni-t. n c wifiv st l.-rih iy rSjns! ftgurss in th - Msl I'iniib rt, msiWd t, v.-ry nii,l.'r.l 111 K.l.r 11 bit I'uu-ti rt f--r vr Sottija. t.xsrun-- th.. Uli ruvfuliy It rrv Htt so 1 r r.itv Ui is mjnrl snj thit ptftsnt tsUe 1st auto ITfitfc.f..s a-.! as, L"2 ' I i,iu-rrt snii n- ,1 surplus b suits. r.rl.v-t: IV.!,s, I'tr tl.Yl. rfurth.ir l:.'ormit.n, wr t-to flR'V.nS 1 OA 1S AVD D L VELOt'M K NT AHNOCIATtON taWIMil.HJ ( (miKn. Oisms liKs-ln tasaSM.lt. Istr lu,p in ilwiit:uiwi, 211 W.MOsslsr llutldiiig. furtlsua. Orsava V9T2 HI X YC3 I jt V,i Stat Raid Bend Limit ' 0 CITY NEWS 0 Nitty millinery at Bellows, not over 15. U 8prella Co.sstivre. Clara Corura. Phone. 402-K. Sll W. Wash. U. W wash and polish car at Mer- iuii s garag. ' Poultrymen get your kale plants from Earl Vosburg, 702 Fullerton, 50o per 100. Foutch's Grill will hereafter re main open until 12 o'clock p. in. Mhort orders at all times, best of ser vice. Hotel Grand block. T .Ima.anl nh ui" anrov titntitir tnr fertilizer, sulphur for plant dusting, ltmo In Iibls., arsenate of lead, black leaf forty. Umpo.ua Valley Fruit The "Fern" announces that No. 00067 was tho lucky number on tho SS basket of roses. If the person 'milling this number will please cull the basket will be presented. I'UOPKKTY OWN KHS ATTENTION, All grass, weeds and rubbish must be cut and cleaned from the prem ises of all city residences by May 17. It Is the desire of the city onlclals lo have tho co-operation of every prop erty owner In this matter. 1 U. tt. HI-lAIVIMItlJtlrV, City Marshal. Some Land Bargains I have quite a few nice homes to sell In Roseburg, severnl nice country homes lu Kdenbower, some of them well Improved and up lo date, ranging from 4H to 15 acres; small and large fartnr nn Cow Creek, above OlendaK ranging from 40 acres lo 600. Come and see the property. If the land suits we will try to make the price right. Write or call on H. T WILSON. Rt. 2, Rnsebnrg. Orcgoa. Spring Styles Hefoct your ftpiing rtyles frora oar new arrlvnlH of wool. oerKet., Ilk.). prifittMl crept") (In rlipno nml vollm. Wo a! no Ijato Id New Silting Goat. Tlie fltuip and frcnlinnmi of Hpring find expres sion In the chic Mtylfs umi liHMIant wenvra of our npw fiihrlrn The 'nmtilnct kiuUI1e tl with perfect leliiibitltjr whli b atiuiipa ttiem u tlie beat. I. ABRAHAM "Kverytliing the tie" MlV WKDS Vjl 1 ajais,-Jh. ii! T r 4 i' JS sssc . a.,' I-s -s - . . ,--a. IS AS FOLLOWS:-.: CONSTTTTTTOVAL A MEN'DUENT-RWnW to iU mooI by Iks LCIaiirM Ami hiy. LIMITATION1 or roun pr CEUT STATE INDUTCDMCM ron ecu man -h t roao. i'urp.. t mmuI hswauiv r i ', jliiut. iiu(tti0i(rfOrfuii m MUprraittb uti ItaUUttan im f prvri.'ua dobuaoa lubtuuM buiUiii nd vairUii.ii- prrmrtr.t Maui to ih rhtcf iiitf, nJuaitoa of all tl prnMrtf fon, :nt.l oft wo wtr twot a row pt v. 41 1 k. - NO DIRECT TAX YOU CAM- WE HAI L. Anything at any time. Wood tor sale. Phone 102. I,. R. Chamber at McClelland ft Chambers' 2nd Hand Store. o Arundel, piaan tuner. Pnon lslt M. A. BULEY CONTRACTOR Builds Anything. First class work. Let me figure with you. Box 304, Resi dence 305 Douglas St. IloavburR, Oreajoti. HEINLINE-M00RE CONSERVATORY MUSIC AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Accredited Teacher Only The Ktnte ilenuiiiils highly elTMrat lonelier and this School compile 10U ier cent with th Mate law, Kolillintien llbltf. Plaon B0O ROSEBURG MYRTLE POINT MARSHFIELD AUTO STAGE Utni Knarbiinr, dally st 7ao A. H. I ssues Mjrlls I'ulot, ilsllr al tf'-JO A. V. Connections at Myrtl Point to and from Marshfield, Co fiulllc, llandon and Towers. 1 Fur (6 4 8. Including war tax. Keservattons at main office, 405 Cass St., near depot. Phone 303, or Umpqua and Grand bo Ms, Itapp's store. AYLOR & CLINTON LA lit 4 WKAK k-8,afi jfjfMatviirVOiVii ia etas' NO JOll is too mo no Job In loo small. In the welding line for us to tackle ifi make tiod at. Let us try that difficult Job of meuil.ng yoi hive .Impaired of slid If we mil lo flj It right, psv us no:hlng. We claim that tbersi Is no broken machine pa't, of steel. Iron, brass or hard me tal, w-e cannot weld together perfectly. Mathpws Welding Works ic mill wnomc 4 cuinac Sftciurr N s!t.. sssrOat SOSiatRr., OKE
