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Children Cry ... n . . in nse fur over thirty years, has borne the signature of in tue lur overiy made undef hia per. y-- ona gupervitiion iuce Its infancy. Ca.vjf7-&&i1Z ilow no one to deteive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations 'and . " Just-as-good 1" but Ejper.'ments that trifle with end endanger the health of Inian-s and ChUdren-Eiperlenoe eralnst Experiment. What is CASTOR!Aw Castoria la a harmless substitute tor Cwtor Oil, Paregoric, lrops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. . age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has keen in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic eM Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, ami by regulating the Stomach ar.d Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. The ChUOrcn's Panacea Ihe Mother's Friend. GEMU.ME CASTORIA ALWAYS yBcars the Signature of . In Use For Oyer 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought Gasoline Shortage May Halt Caravan On account of the gasoline short age Id this stale and Id Washington U.u uiu t utu . .ill ul l.ie iNOI'illW HI i Ailv-rll.sitiK clubs to Stockton, ached- uled to arrive fn JtoHvburff on Io j J!th, may liuv to be given up, at- j cnnJintf to accounts published lit the Portland I'aiifrs. j I. KtrnndborK, head of the , "On-to-Storktoii committee of the: Portland Ad club, upend several , hours In eoiilVnjiico with officials of, the oil (ompitnb's yesterday, without eonH union, A further conferonee will b held todny and If tho oil 1 irnxanan 1920 MITCHELL STYLE PLUS QUALITY SEE THEM! J. F. BARKER & CO., IMPLEMNTS AUTOMOBILES TRACTORS aMaaTaaaaaBM'23&KJaaataa,3aW vp; Ed MAZDA Douglas County Light! and Water Co. Our Family Laundry Service WHAT IT IS A help that will simplify your particular wanhdar problems uch I, our family laundry tento Our driver rnll far Tour fa:n. Ily bundle at a definite time each week. an.1 we'll do Tour wash lug In our customary considerate add sanltarv manner. for Fletchers Tj..v,t anil which has been : , -"irv-t ''Tinint iruiiriintce that Ksnollno will be available at the towns In Oregon through which the . , s. urn trip may ut- '...imIommI. Tim WilIaniRtt valley towns are threatened with as serl o"d a shortage an Portland, It a de dared, and the trip cannot be under-tiiht-n ume-iH tht'io ts certainty of ob taining Kiioline on the way. KOPEKTY OW.VEKS ATTENTION. All KraHS, weeds and rubbish must bo rut and cleaned from the prem iHffl of all cliy reHldcnoes by May 17. It Is the di'Mire of the city officials to hav the co-oppratlon'of every prop erty owner In this matter. D. it. SHAMilROOK, City Mnrnhnl. A I KXIK11T HIIOIS MAKFU not a mere cobbler menda yom shot's when they come to us. We restore shoes Instead of repairing them. To strengthen the weak neflscs without care In preserving the style of the shoe Is an old-fashioned, clumny work. Let tia show you what we do by our modern mot hods and factory machinery. Shoe railed for and delivered, 1" cents extra. Phone 131. w. S. HOWARD c;MlyMir Hlioe lle':ilrpr. tin N. Jaakaon Ht Holfl SKLL 1S011 LAMPS ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY LOVE and M ARRIED LIFE txi the noted author Idah M$Glone Gibson j LOVE AND MARRIED I.IKE .. . .f TWO LETTKIW. nt u u. . Hsrht tat on the door and Hannah brought in two ight in two ieir..,,ou ,h hl,i. one was the long-delayed le"M Charles had upoken ot in nis w grara before John wcut aay. toe .ihcr a from John himself. . a rharliV llrst. In It be told mi !u9 " wn.;tliin wrong golnu on In the oil Iicioa. I onnor understand, dear Kath erlne," 1 rend, "why H r,'cl will make men f'.rgei both Itonefty .. i v. i ti,., investleatinK lulu aiiu uuuui. . - - - matter very carefully, a. you know cne murt o nlw If one wiihea to . - mn nr . rnruoration PI aecunn a , fraud. However, I think I have one r to very good lawyers anu r have also hired a eouple of good i- eetlvea wun seem to he iry young ;.. - .iwava on the inb. The other wells on the property r not howIlK up very wen aim . ;l)le thi fraud we are trying to uu- arih mav have aome effect on them ! w'c'l It Is a nasty business, Kath rrlne, and although I am very glad t...t.. in rverv wav I Can. 1 wish you hd not asked me to do his thing for you, tjeeauna. ir i nu .... ,,....-h inhn will always have a feeling that I am In some way to bianie. And ir 1 do aueceeu n win Knn. n.91id him feel aa ihouRh you might have given him a chance it It However.' you may ne aure i will do my best. Sincerely youra. Charlea." Tlie IHfTerenre In Iettwa, .v-nt.in on.iM hettre how the 4ifraponA hetween two men than rheir letters. J(hn's commenced as a mere matter of form: "My Dear Kather no: It Is a noon thin? I came down here to mis goa-i ferk.,, puce. r Had not you ehXr-The U 7Xr rnmka here that I am going to put : ever the road before I got through with it. You see. they bought the ( property directly adjoining otira and , ! Pn,ey way that I have W j i.lile to fathom they have detiectea ; most of the (low of oil to their own . ,. We have gone over the entire! ground carefully and I have found; no piping yet. Of course I shall have ; i 'L ... eii I on the very edge of our property. I lef s morbid ;,nd of course they will not allow us "Don t mind me. Alice. I shall lo make any Inspection of theirs. 1 , certainly bo all right and I am go thlnk. however, that I have them ' Ing to try to get over my romantic hnrn..hiv enr,I hv now. Our well foolishness, nut, oh. I wish John . ...nnlnn. little fnnter now. Last night, however, one of our detec tives, in making an investigation. wf shot In tne arm rrom nn nnumwn. R. A. Booth On Bond Limit Measure "The atato hlfftway commission is not asking for any more money," uild K. A. Booth, commissioner, in uhlroBsitiK a Iane county audience thu 4 per cent road bond limit measure; "all w want Is the power to capitalize the income now on hand. The state mad funds are low taken from two sources thi ne cent tax on each palhm of pasct Ine and the automobile license fees. The state constitution, as it now n ads, prohibits more than 2 per I'lIL IH'IIIK Jill MIIU l't HMHtr, j v nac l ne rum in mi am a m uu mendment of this clause so 4 per nt can lie put into the roads. A lircn additional tax is not asked "or, nor is nnv increase In the gas 'ax or auto license fees." Mr. Itooth also brought out t b:i t 'a new road program is not to be mshed through, but the present one ; to be FinMH-d providing the voters of Oregon back up the 4 per ctia 'hull measure. Commissioner Simon Ilenson is al so on record against rushing con struction too rapidly, considering high labor cob1b and the high cost of money, but favors ratification of his 4 per rent bonding amendment so there will bp authorization to N bonds at suh times as favor hie conditions Justify. Kinal con trol over actual bond authorization rests with the legislature, as unless the legislature passes enabling legis lation under the 4 per cent amend ment, the hlghwliy commission is without authority to issue bonds. PROFESSIONAL CARDS MUM. K. 1. OWEX CiitKloweT9 Then 540 403 W. Oris. nu. n. p. miAirprmn wtvb fhtronrartrtTS, West Roseburg Fhons 40K4. Pit. OlJtU R. At,LF.! Dentist at I SI Perkins Building. Roaelmrg Oregon. Offlca Hours: 9 to 12 a m- 1 to S p. m. Phone Kb pn. M. H. PT,Y1,KII Chlropnctli! Phynrtan, JS1 W. bans at. K!c trlral treatmenta. Hoara to 5. Phone pi Offlca Honrs: 10 to II, t to 4. Phonrs: OlTlcs, 17t: Res.. IT I. I'll. WCTCTTA 8aTH. phx-sician Women and Chfldren Dlseates a Specialty. Office. Masonic Building. Sheet MetalWork OF ALL Kl3 J. II. SINNIGE1? ltd OAK MNIK1CV rknltttl Thl atsurcj me more than anything eise that there la crooked work. II It a sood thin I came down here. Your cousin Charles 1 ultonethtr too easy and 1 think. by mis uu e ,u ,K" I " ,7. iVi had not arrived o.. ,( I mo rue.., .. . he scene. I nope you ro better. 1 will keep you posted. "Affectionately yours. JOHN." "Nice lttcr for a woman to re ceive from her husba;id," I remarked .! sually as I folded it and put U ! H e envelop. Alice KM'billis It. "I think It la a nice letter." said Mice seriously, and as I looked at her In surprise, she said quickly: "The trouble with you, Kathcrine. i. .hot ..mi never have seemed to ht.vs learned (hat a man can only tiu ebsessed with one thing at a time, just now John has thrown his who!' life into strulghtenlng out your i falfA" "You notice he doesn't mention them as my affairs. He simply thinks of them as our affairs." "That Is the fine point," answered tit.. "ir ,ver nnv nersoii has charge of anything for you and looks on It aa something ne nunseii i tereatud In, to suOi an extent that he apeaka of It as his. you may bo sure your Interest ui ue u are of." "But he might at leant have Raid 'I love you.' mightn't he, or am I silly to want him to say that" "No, my dear, you are Just a wo man to want bim to say It. but also Jutf a Utile silly to expect him to aay It. It Isn't John's way. In two yeara of marriage to him you have not learned this?'' "N'o. I don't think I have. 1 an. . . np ve , -.. i 1 1 . 1 r- ZZ. "-.and JJZ ,. 'n Hra" ' ',, hasn't " hr. mi ' " 9n rtanBed. As you him now he '. 1". The Jhn ;ho !-. ' " V ' ,,,, ,., h,i. camouflaged with the beauti- ful colors of a man In love. "But I must leave you now and fit UP my packing. I "ate to leave you hero alono becau" of your con- dltlon. wh ch makes you more or tvmiltt Rnttietimen write me some thing like this." Ami I handed, her the poem of Karl Shepard. Tomorrow John ! In Chafffe. r?' i I hy suffer the discomforts and embarrassments of a Goitret O G. C. preparation (or goitre hai beno nU'd sdaiij. m W'hj par oral hundred do1tt- fnr in 0.'tJtum to n movf a goitrw wtn-n 0.i.(J. can beobtaint-d tor autb comparanveir iroall expenditure I O Ct.C. when propcrlr applied gfTe tatii f'u tory remit, or your mon.-r will be nlunj.-d. (I (i C. ii sold direct, by mail tnty. Write (or booklet. Address Dept.3 O.Q.C CHEMICAL COMPANY Seattle. Waabintftoa Cabaret Gives Sense of Intrigue There is perhrps nothing whici. carries with it such a sense of In trigue and-nuughtiuesa as a cabarei si-one, either when one is participat ing in the real thing, or merely . Hrh ing it aa a rnrt of a stawe play. IUU (ulliret Bcenea, with girlfl In short skirts, and twinkling toes much in evidence, intermingled with the more sedate a ipearance of tht diners, are univert-illy popular, and no effort has bee: spared by the school pupils in preparing a restaurant Hcena In a f.-iMhinnnlilc cafe where dining and dancing are partaken of equally. The act will le presented Friday evening. May 1 th. as a part of the vaudeville to ee given in tne H. s. auditorium The east Is as follows: Headwaiter ltalp'a Uiickingliam; Waiters, .lohr rii-kens and lslie Pottle; dinnei party. Ioro;hy Kddy. Donald l':r kir. Iris Kice and Fred McMillan: port. Vernon McKay: nowlywed; from the country. Myrtle Italff and tames MeCllntock: would-he swells Mary Reams and Allan Wlckham: c.it'arel dancer who gives solo tlanre Mil.lred Sinnlger: chorus girls. Ail.-U Iteinis. Feme lieymers. Florence Sin rott. Grace Cnrmll. Rosins p.rvr Marv Franklin. 'ova linph til.tr-.H J.athews. Mildrwl Ixiugh and niille Patterson. Ca- AI TO STAtiR TO COAST. leaves Rosehurg dally at 7 do a m., arrirtng at Myrtle Point U:3ii a. m. Fare t.. Reservations at main olffco. 40S Casa St.. Phono int. ot Fmpnua and r.rnnd hotels. Rapp'a tore. TAYIAR A CLINTON. o Poultrymen fet your kaTe lant from Karl Tosbnrf. 7t Pnllerton, i9 per 100. DOUGHNUTS and CRULLERS From DOUGHNUTS made the doughboy happy during tte war and no won der. There is nothing more wholesome and delightful than doughnuts or crullers rightly made. Their rich, golden color and appetizing aroma will create an appe tit quicker than anything else in the world. Here are the famous dough nut and cruller recipes from the Xew Royal Cook Book. Doughnuts S tablcsponns shortening cup aua&r ' cup milk 1 teaspoon nutmeg 1 teaapoon aalt S cups Hour 4 teaspoona Royal Baking I'owdar Cream shortening; add angar and well-beaten egg; atlr In milk: add nutmeg, aalt, flour and baking powder which have been alfted together and enough ad ditional flour to make duugu itlrt enough to roll, rtoll out on floured board to about H Inch thick: cut out. Fry In deep fat hot enough to brown a piece of bread In 60 aeconda. Drain on unglazed paper and sprinkle, with powdered sugar. Afternoon Tea Doughnut egtrs tablespoons ffUgOf V teaapoon aalt tuaoon grated nutmeg "Bake with Royal and be Sure" Lodge Persistent Over Resolution (By Associated Prcsa) WASHING! ON, May 11. The re ubllcan resolution to rteclare war with Germany and Austria at an end was called up in the senate today by Senator Lodge, who announced that be would keep the measure continu ally before the senate until a vote was taken. Socialists Fight For Radical Ideals By Associated Press NEW YOHK, .May 11. Demand lug, eliminations of citizenship, and dictatorship of the lnhoring classes, the Illinois delegation to the socinl :st party's national convention to day opened an aggressive minoritv i ngnt tor tne "radical principles o' International sovletlsm In the 1920 platform. WIUSOX PICKH (XH,IY. WASHINGTON'. May 10. Buln hrldee Colby, secretary of state. I.1 the man President Wilson has picker to carry on the fight for the leagu of nations, as democratic preslden tlal nominee, it was reported anion! v.'tll informed democrats here today YOU CAI.Ij WE I1ACI,. Anything at any time. Wood fo alo. Phone 102. 1,. R. Chamber t McClelland & Chambers' 2nd liant Store. o Real Purpose Is Explained The real purpose of the Chamber f Commerce and Merchants' as.'o elation, which has hitherto not been put Into words, was perhaps more aptly explained by a conversation card on the strccls of Roseburg the other day. The conversation took ilace between two rather Irish look ing Individuals, not ovorilean, and as as follows: "Say, what's this here Chamber of Commerce and Merchants' associa tion I've been readin' about, what "DANDERINE" Stops Hair Coming Out; Doubles Its Beauty. Kttr buys "Pxnd.rine." After an aiiplicatlon of "n.nHi.'. you can not find r-n v.. " dandruff, beside, evPry halr lor and thickness" ' Another Royal Suggestion ntW iVUIAL UUUK BOOK BAKING POWDER Absolutely Puro are they for at all?" "Well you sue, the Chamber . of Commerce la to advertise the town, paint it In bright colors to attruci outsiders and make 'cm want to come here, and the Merchants' asso ciation is to make It hot for 'em when they come." NOTICE OF SALE OP GOVERN MENT TIMBER. General Laud Of-tic-j, Washington, D. C, March 26. 1920. Notico Is hereby ' given that subject to the conditions and limita tions of the Act of June 9, 19)6 (39 .Slat.. 218), and the instructions ot the Secretary of the Interior of Sep tember 15, 1917, the timber on the following lauds will be sold May 12, 1920, at 10 o'clock a. m., at public auction at the United States land office at Roseburg, Orogon, to the highest bidder at not less than the appraised value as shown by (his uotice, salo to be subject to the ap proval of the Secretary of the In terior. The purchase price, with all additional sum of one-fifth of one per cout theroof, being commissions illowed, must be deposited at time f sale, money to be returned If Bale not approved, otherwise patent 'ill issue for the timber which must e removed within ten years. Bids vlll be received from citizens of the Inlted States, associations of such itizens and corporations organized mder the iu v.i ef the United States r any r'at -, territory or district hereof ; ,ly. I' .ion application of a ualifh -i purchr.svr, the limber on ny le' .1 subdivision will bo offered epar.v ly before being Included lr my off r of n larger -jnlt. T. 16 S.. 1. 1 W S;-c. 7. Lot 2. fir 85 M., Lot 1, fir 30 ) M.. not to be sold for lest han J1.50 per M. T 19 S., R. 1 W., Sec. 33. SW4 SW14, fir 100' VI.. SEM SW4, fir 1070 M., not to e sold for less than $1.76 per M. T. t7 S., It. 7 W., Sec. 11, NEK NE4. Ir 515 M., sugar pine 35 M., none ol he fir timber to be sold for less than '1.25 per M., and none of" the sugar iln timber to be sold for lens than 3.00 per M. T. 37 S., R. 7 W See 13, Lot 6, fir 800 M.. NWi 8EM 1r 500 M.. pine 25 M., SW SE14 tr 2000 M., Lot 7, fir 1200 M., NEfc SW14. fir 170 M.. pine 179 M., P SWIt. fir 1200 M.. none of the fit 'tmber to be sold for loss than J1.25 per M., and none of the pine tlmbei to be sold for less than J2.50 per M CLAY TALLMAN, Commissioner General Land Office. THE BEST Prinks ot all kinds Coca Cola, Hoot Beer, and all flav ors of Soda Water. Order by the case. ROSEBURG DAIRY AND SODA WORKS PHONE 186 ROSEBURG MYRTLE POINT MAR5HFIELD AUTO STAGE I.art Roteburg, lally at 7flJ A. If. taaai Myrtle Point, daily at SyO A. at. Connections at Myrtle Point to and from Marshfield, Co qullle, Bandon and Powers. Far J6.48, Including war tax. Reservations .at main office, 40S Cass St., near depot. Phone 503, or Umpqua and Oraud ho tels, Rapp"s store. TAYLOR & CLINTON i mpa Hour ,taRS3Sf B'M em until " hortenlng; addTr, IU4 baking polfi MfcJ bn alfted togetj Drop br tea!ww ! ;?-sSiC CruUert t KKS J cupi flour 'K'Bakl,, S cup aulk Cream shortening. M Tadully and he..'.. "ttr together' flour, e" .'"1 and baking kH half and mix w,n7 Ji. M'1 remainder ,rrr'u'u floured board to thick and cut iSto J " 4 Inches long and u S1! roll to hand. and'twS atrip and bring .mI J" Fry In r hUt'o nu In powdered luiar. "" FREE New Hoyal Cook a,.. talnlng th.w t'iit other delightful 2SL? Write for It TODA'P BOVALBAKISOroWBtaoa lUFiUloaWnH a'.wVwkoai Poultry and Eggs WANTED We pay highest mirktt re In cash. Highest mirktt n v.iu iur your cream, at seiqi Bring In Your Product! Roseburg -Produce bi 501 N. JackjonStj PHONE 27 Auto Owners!! We would be pletued to tot your Batteries Free at nny time ftttd give j advice on the rare of LM When purrhjMim wh tat Ion (?rt our price Weoivr yon money. MOTOR SHOP GAUI! II N. Jnrkwio 8U Biatai A New Floit with an old name "Pride cf Douglas1 40 HAKD VHAT giving the flour tbe n"0 aroma and nut-like navor at the wheat. Try this Home ProiKt M. A. BULEY CONTRACTOR Builds Anything. Fist class woik. Letmfi with you. Box 304, R dtnee 305 Douglas Ilowburg, Orgf- Fence Fence mm Page woven t "" I fence, loop euu. , , r.... .iverf car load ". tock the 8 bar 2 In- 0 bar 28 In I In. rttf "' fc bar 36; S bar 3 In-: " m a h.r 42 In fences, and 20 rabbit fence. Ur4llJ Dar -:-! J. nf WOtW 23 in. at 33c: w " aT Alao several kind, of f 1 " " a .tanlaB. " brace wire and atsP'"- prices. STEARNS & CBJJJ'" Oakland wd
