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Newspaper Page TextRnmnw mnrs.iufvnw.FRTn.tr. hat u. im, Vint rtnr Douglas County Clubs Set Record The STUDENT BODY of fcOSEBURG HIGH 5CH00L WILL CIVE A VAUDEVILLE At H. S. AUDITORIUM, FRIDAY, MAY 14th 8:00 P. M. Admission 25 Cents c LEVER DANCES LASSY SONGS OMIC DEBATE OMEDIANS Come and Boost Ycur Wjomedy drama Home Talent 0 CITY NEWS 0 Arundel, piaao tuner. Hnone 18L. Nifty millinery at Bellows, over not t: Sprella Corsetiere. Clrtr Corum. Phone, 402-K. Sll W. Wash. If. We wash and polish can at Uer ten's garage. See Churchill about a "Buck" pipelfss furnace. 'J'hey are the best by test. Poultrymen Ret your kale plants j from Karl Vosburg, 702 Fullerton. 60c per- 100. j Win n Blackford has brought suit for divorce against Rachael Blackford, alleging desertion. 1 I j ( We will pay more than anybody else for your mohair. Auk me for i -i.... K..r,. ..lllni? Tlerirer .Tinilr The ladles of the Baptist church . will hold a cooked food sale on Sat V urday. May 15, at Pickens Bros.' store, Cass street. '1 Foutch's Grill will hereafter re main open until 12 o'clock p. ru. .'' Short orders at all times, best of ser " vice. Hotel Grand block. 2 .1. R. Bagley of Portland, spent ,) yesterday in this city nttend-ing to " business matters. Mr. Bugley had Mhe Ilrst timber cruising contract i granted by Douglas County for the cruising of the merchantable timber within its boundaries. The grand Jury and a number of I county officials yesterday afternoon attended the mineral of L. 8. Dlm mirk st Wilbur. Mr. Dim mirk was one of the highly respected citizens of this county and following Its re- Get st the Real Cau?p Take I t. Edwards' Olive Tablets That's what thousands of etr-marii rufTm-rs se doi.ig now. Instead cf t.ikir-ir irnv-i or r;.tn? to rat h tin a poor riit( u.n. t'ttv arc a'i.ick.-i'.f the r-nl cause, of the aum-nt iiocid Hvejjt.d disordered howe's. Lr. Enwordi' '):ive Tal !cti arouse tht liver in a fcoot.uii;', li-alinr' way When the li.er and bowels ate per h.rmin their natural functions, a.va grs Indigestion and scomach. trout Its. Have yu a bad taste, cratei! toneA.c, poor a:xitite, a tuy, ci"n't car. ktlinf;, no audition or enenry, tifubto wilii unaiyctcd foods? Take Cave ablets, thj substitute lor ralonv.i. Or Edwant.i' CUvc Tablet! are a Lun-'j vetM&Aa niripound mixed v. itii chvcoil. Vju viil k.vtw them by li r;r olive color. They d the work ulhout Ti.y., cramp; or pain. Tcu.e oiie r two at iy-dlime for quie'e relief- l:: vkit you like, lJc aud'Jic. port the grand Jury went In a body to attend the services yrs. Fannie Roberts-Miller, Mrs. Thompson -and Mrs. J. 11. Pickett, all of Glt-ndule, were vlRltors in the city vf.il ,.r,l:iv Tht.v cume down bv auto ' and left' here about 3 o'clock for their home town. An order was Biened yesterday by Judge J. W. Hamilton, granting the custody of the minor children to the plnlntiff io the case of Fannin Jac ques against Joseph A. Jacques. The order remains In force until the c:'sft has been heard. i suit is i;'(Mi(jbt. I vol' callow f. ;l.U L. j Anything at any time. Wood for sale. Phono 102. I.. R. Chambers nt McClelland & Chambers' 2nd Hand Store. XO JOI1 IS TOO BIO no Job Is too small, in the welding line tfor us to tackle and make good nt. I.e' us try that dimcult Job of mending you have despaired of and If we fall to fix It right, ppy us nothing. We claim that there Is no broken machine pan. of steel. Iron, brass or hard me tal, we cannot weld together perfectly. Mathews Welding Works ACnYtENE'WELOINC & CUTTIHC SPlCIHiY N Rom St . neir Oak ROSEBLRO. OKI. A Nutritious Diet for All Apes Quick Lunch at Home or Office Avoid Imitations enj Substitutes Argument to be Heard June 16 The famous Klamuiath Kails court house case will be argued l.tre on June 10. according lo Judge J. W. Hamilton, who recently presided over the hearing held at Klamath Falls, where the evidence In the case was Introduced. Tho argument was bet for today but on acount of the transcript being In complete, no argument will be heard until the date in June. Klamaih Falls at present has three court houses. One enterprising Judge and bis followers built a court house on one site, and was enjoined from oc cupying It by the opponents who then succeeded in electing a Judge of their opinion and building an other one. He was subsequently en joined from moving the seat of government and with two pretent ious structures the old building is still used. Plumbers Meet At Salem Today Ity Associated Tress SALK.M. Ore., May 14 Trade ex tension will be one of the important subjects to be taken up at the nine teenth annuul convention of the Ore gon State Association of Master I'lmnbeta, which opens here loduy and clo:tes tomorrow night with a banquet. Salem today gneted the plumbers villi the uaual hospitality ot the capital city. Among the speakers scheduled to address the convention are William J. Woolley, of the trade extension bureau; Harry I,. Hanson, of Mon tana, and Frank J. Kllinm. of Cali fcrutn. the latler both members of the board of directors of Hie nation al association. Other prominent men from California and Washington are expected. Another subject schedub d to be brought before the convention. It (V said, will be additional laws for the Improvement of saiiiiurv conditions throughout the state. The plumbers to whom belongs the credit for tliif country's leud in SHtiltallnn, still ar after better laws f'r sanitation, am! new ideas are experted to he oflVred the convention for its consideration The off'cers of the association are Charles liilhnan. Portland, presi- d"nt; W. N. Smlih, Astoria, vice- president; F.rnest O. liuerly, Port land, treasurer; T. J. Kowe, Port land, secretary. CORVALLI3, May H. Douglas county now holds the record tor hav ing the largest club Buithing with a basis of 100 per cent. The 21 mem bers of the sewing club at Canyon vllle have all sent in their final re ports, thus completing their work for the year and puttiug their club at the head of the list of 100 per cent clubs. Bureau Meets at Olalla Today C. J. Hunt, Agricultural agent. Prof. E. II. litis nnd Prof. O. M. Nelson, of the Agricultural college, 1. -ft tins morning (or Oluliu to ad dr88 an allnluy farm bureau meet ing to be held at that place today. A basket lunrhwtn was served at noon and the program was continued into the afternoon. Mr. Hurd spoke on farm bureau mattem, Prof. Kilts on dairying, and Prof. Nelson on th he p industry. On Saturday a tdiul nr meeting will be held al Camas Valley and on Monday at KIkton. F. A. Goff, from KIkton. reports great interest In the coming meeting at that place and predicts that a very large audience wilt be in attendance. Johnson at Outs WithAtty. Abraham The Portland Oregonian has the following to Buy: Albert Abraham, of Kusvburg, has been given the cold uhoulder by the Johnson management In Oregon, and in California, too, siuce he an nounced himself an a candidate for United Stales senator ou an auti leugtie of nations platform. Vp to the time Mr. Abraham tiled his can litlacy, he was the Douglas county director of the Johnson campaign, uiid lie had been asked to introduce Senator Johnson when the hitter was expected to campaign personally fu Oregon. Now It is all over between the Johnson muuugement and Mr. Abra ham, and although Mr. Abraham loeosn'l like the league of nations any more than dots rif n:1or John ion, the management of the latter Jt-clines, firmly but positively, to !;ave Mr. Abraham honked up with t lie senator. Knur yeurs ago Mr. Abntham forced the name of C. K. Hughes on he lepuldlcan primary ballot In Ore gon which was the opening wedge in wringing about the nomination of tir. Hughes at Chicago. APPKAL IS MA!K. Much Interest In Queen Contest LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! -"It's Here" The 1920 model, with counter balanced crank shaft and many other new features. Is now on display at our show roor-a. You are cordially Invited to couie In and inspect this new creation. LIBERTY AUTO SALES COMPANY 507 North Jackson Street rfl.rDER OF II kKKT W55CKT JJ Votes for senior carnival queen are steadily iticrt'i'.amg, much inter ent being phown in ihe contest t-acii day. Miss Marguerite Schloemuiiii. whose parents reside in the Glid district, and who attended high school in this city. Is in the b ad bv a few votes. Three contestants have bet ti entered from Oakland and Sutherliu. and it is exm-cied that other small towns in the county will enter a "fairent daughter in the race. A junior ojiuen contest wi'l also be started wi'hfu the nt xt few days. Thp Pfanding at the present time Is as follows: Marguerite Schloemann Zonnie McDonald fim) Florence Devaney It 70 Malnc Sykes ."() Mat He Lee Stiphensou !."'. Clayte If lack !0 5 Lorh ne Conlee !J,1 Marie Vogelpohl, Sulherlin .,..f75 Ithea Hall, Oakland flC Agnes Hogau, Oakland 650 Voting Places Are Fixed by Court The list of polling places for the coming primary election has been completed and bears very few changes. The city voting booths ale us follows: Bellows precinct Mrs. Lahey'fc house, 612 W. l.ane St. IJenson precinct Page Lumber Co. office. C'aio prtcf net Christian church. l)eer Creek precinct Conn hou.e. Hamilton j-recmrt J"i l lmi tit. Hermann precinct 41 ri. Jack son St. Lane precinct II. Merlen auto di-play room. itoi-iurg ppcinct -City hall. I mp,ia precinct L'mp'iua Giir- SK'. Woodward prtcinrt KohWtHg hotel. All other precincts in the county ar the same as recently deKgnaiul by the county court, with the xc p tion of Keedt-porf, where the vol will be taken at the Moose hall. PKOINA, Snsk.. May 13. Making tn appeal for $20,on o carry out the oigaiifzaf ion work in connection with the temperance campaign in h" forthcoming referendum, ihe coni'iiitiee of UK) of the Sorjal Ser vice Council of Saskatchewan Ib Tiding out campaign leaHet number lie which sets out the tesue In brief ind concise form. This circular Is eing forwarded to 50,000 people in he pro, dice. o Adv rt'oo in News-Review. lOLITICAL AVNfU'NCKMKNTS (Paid Advertisements.) 4 rou siiLKirr I heiehy announce my candidacy for renomlnation on the republican ticket for sheriif of Douglas county iLbject to the approval of the voters it the primary election to be held In May, 1920. UKO. K. QU1NE. FOH IlKlMlIOSKMATlVB I am hereby announcing my can didacy for nomination on the repub lican t.cket as representative from Douglas county subject to the ap proval of the voters at the primary election In May, 1920. B. K. NICHOLS KOU JOINT HEPrtEKEXTATIVK I herel.y announce my candidacy for emotion as joint representative ot Douglas and Jackson counties, itibiect to the will of the voters of the reputdh-an party at the primary nomiiKiiiiig election to be lield May 21, CHAS. F. HOPKINS ROLLED OATS -: J 1 &mmfr L y k.. .ii . ' . X --Z." ""A Will "c4i V Electrically toasted The Least Expensive Protein Known Is Found in frS Rolled Oats - Made from fine, big, Western-grown Oats, electrically toasted in our own ovens to a rich, golden color bringing out that delightful flavor so superior to or dinary Rolled Oats. You can really SAVE ON YOUR FOOD BILLS by serving gr? Rolled Oats often zy . At Breakfast in Plain or Novelty Porridge. At Luncheon in Cookies or Custards. At Dinner in a Pudding. 77 different ways for using Rolled Oats and x Pancake Flour are given in our new Rolled Oats and Pancake Flour Cook Book, by Isabelle Clark Swezy. Spe cial attention has been given to Desserts Suitable for Children Off the press shortly. Send for your free copy today. Address our Home Office, West Waterway, Harbor Island, Seattle. r Fisher's Rolled Porridge. Oats To each cupful of PISIinn'B ROLLKD OATS allow tt lovitl tea- pointful unit nnd 1 cupfula water. Bin th rolled outs Into Lh boiling nltcd watir and let bu!l rapidly for riv nilmiteB. tliwn removu to the double boitrr. cover cluuly and cook from 10 inlnutri to 1 hours. Th longer It la cooked the more dMInate U will be. If eouked over night or for evenil hours the mine reunite may be obtalnrd wllh leas bollh'K. For vrrv young tr.fanta, cook an hour and a hnlf and pit-.a throuifh a, fine leve, tlius obtain inK n "oatmeal Jelly." to be aerved wfirm with a portion of the baby'a milk. For oldor babies, cook an hour and a half a.nd aerve wil hout s Ira in inn. FISHER FLOURING MILLS COMPANY SEATTLE TACOMA PORTLAND I5EI.LINGHAM BIT. VEU.0. of County Cloik at the primary election to be ht.ld May 21. l!2o. I It A B. HI DDI. K, o KOK CWtNTY 81 I'KHIXTK.NnK.NT This announces that I am a can didate for re-election to the otflre of county school superintendent, subject to the will of the Toters al the republican primaries. O. C. BROWN FOH KIIKItlTK Announcement of my ran-lldacy for nomination of Sheriff of Dour Inn county ou the rtiiublic:in th-kei Is hereby mnde, nubjt.ct to the ap proval of the qtial'iictl voters at thp primary election in Mar, i:20. SAM STAItMKR Irlots lo hnve lli"lr J'ist amounts und in prupi'r time lo ii.iprove thflr ri.iid.H, and In acoidar.o Willi the dv stres of the pi'cple lnlfrttcd. A fiiir pi Ice for lalinr, with fnlr n-siilia." A. V. 8TKAUNB. kou corxrv ixmi.-iIissionkh Hlt COIMV THEASIRKH !)K ltr:l'l!KSE.TATIVK. This anonunces that 1 am a can didate for nomination of represen- ative from DourIrs county, subject to the endorsement of .republican voters at the primaries. May II, 120. ARTHUR H. MARSH KOK fOr.NTV JI'IKiK I desire to nnnounce my landl fnr Ihe office Of CllUTtJ Jllde fer Oon-jlas County, suiije'-t to ihe irprova! of the republican r.iers a: o priu-y election zi. ij.v. D J. STEWART FOR COINTV SritVKVOIl lilAlU: KltO.VTIKIt IlAVS. Itrl;NH. Ore.. May 13 Fnmlbr das will be revived hfre May 21 and 25, durine the contention of ta. Or.-aon State Canle and Horse Rais ers' association. C. M. Faulkm-r. prenid'-nt of the Bums Commercial Club, has announced that the town will belong to the cattlemen. I desire to snounce myself a can- IMnte for the office of county sur veyor of Doiirlss county, subject to the aprnvnl of the republican voters K. the primary election. F. C. FREAR. KOK COl'.NTV ASSKHHOR I desire to announce my candi dacy Tor the office of County Asses sor for Doualss county, subject to th. approval of the republican vot ers at the primary election May II. 1120. FRANK L. CA1.KINK FOI. t-rXTT CI.EItK I wish to submit my name to the Republican voters of Douirlaa Coun ty (or the nomination to ta office Announcement la hereby made that I will be a candidate for nnnil ns'ion of treasurer for Douula County on th republican ticket. subject to the decree of the voters at the May primaries, 1920. J AS. HAWYKRS POLITICAL AN XOIXCKSI F.ST. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the Republican nomination for Representative for liouglas county. A. B. fllilltlA. FOH COl'XTV TIIKAHI.ItKH I hereby anonunce that I will be a candidate at the May primaries on tho republican ticket for nomina tion of treasurer of ItniiKiaa county r. M MYNATT Hl (XHNTV t'OMMIHIOKFR. I hereby an'tounce my candidacy for nomination for County (!ommis . inner, subject to il.e ai'iroval of th Kepubllcsn consilliiency of Onuals. county at the election May 21. 1920 If nominated and elected I will, during- my term of office, conduct the affairs of the county In a safe and 'onserratlve business mnnner, with lust and euual consideration for all concerned. WM. O. CRt'HRK. Elkton. Oregon. FOR COCNTV (XM.MISSIO.KR I hereby announce rcy candidacy for the nonrln.-itlon as County Com missioner, northern district, on the republican ticket, subject tn the ap proval of the Dous-las county inters st the primary election to be held In May. WILLIAM KI.KTZBR. H Toacaila, Oreoa. FOR Jl'STICK or rK.K'U Announcement Is Iteroby madt that I will he a candidate, for lio mlnation of Justice of tho I'eace fo Deer Creek district, subject lo the approval of the repuhlici.n voters, at the May, 19:10, primaries (iliO. J()Ni: itM.mcAL axoi-.ci-;mi:.t. I hereby announce my candid-icy for county commissioner for Uoui; las county on the Democratic ticket. J. F. O'lljra. Kill ItKI'IiKSFXTATIVK I beretiy announce that I am a candidate for nomliiallop on the re publican ticket for repre'ientative subject to endorsement of qualified voters at the ptimarv elf'tion May 21, 1920. NOIII.K ANDRI'.WM Mill t HiO.M Jt. I sin a candidate for renontlnatfon on the Itepubrietin tb-kei. for Cor oner of Douglas County, siiO)nct to the approval of the quall'i'-d voters at the primary election In 11 iy l2fl M. ItlTTKR FOR COI XTV CLKIIK I hereby announce my ciindidai v for reelection to lite office of Coun ty Clerk of Doupiiis County, a:ib1ncf to the will of the voters r,f the De moctstie Psrty at the prlmsry no mlnatlpf election to be bvld Mar 21. )S2U. J If. I.KNOX FOR (.'OCX I V ()M.M!.SSII)M:II, I submit my name to Ihe iu publi can voters of Douglas county foi nomination to the oftice of County Commissioner at the prln.sry elec lion to be held Mm - i . 11 2. "For end with the producers ot the county. Ioweet possible tas wltb consistent profreaslou. All road dla- I hereby announce my candld'cy for nomination ou Ihe republlp:tn ticket for commissioner of Doug Is county, Biih j'-ft to the verdict ol the volets at tha primary election M ty 21. mo. AHTHI R WALKER. Roedsport. POLITICAL ANXOt Xf 1,-MFXT I announce to the HcptitiHrnn vot ers of Doui't.'is county, Oregon, that I m a randlilat for County .!ih1ks of siid county, to lie nominated at 'lin Primary F.leriloii to bo held on tho 21st day of M..y, 11120. If nonil n. 'ted and elected I will transact c iiinty liulin ss ei-onoiuically and without section il favoritism, f ro mote tliuely county road malnteti. .tnce, expend titn liahiio'O of the coiniiy road bond is.sue. us originally apportioned, under efficient auprr-. vision and w.ll secure an early un nuil audit of accounts. Your sup io: t Is solicited. J. ;. DA Y, Jr. FOR DIS UMl T ATTOitVKV I will be a tandidate for the Re-pu'dlc-iii nouiiiiatiott. to succeed my self, as District Attorney for Doug las County, Oregon, nt the primary nominahrg election In Id on May 21, l!iL'0. your sit'-port wilt be appre Cieled. CKMilHE NK I" NIC It, Jr. AXXOl'.M-'KMI.XT. T hereby annouine my candl lacy is repres.oi'nt ive to tiie b gilature fioin the 4th Ilepre-ti-ntative District, lio-igiaH County, Oregon, at the prl-,u.i-y e!H.iion to tie beid fay 21st, 1 'i ; i, sotijctt to the ntiproval of the el .-tors of the republican party. J. J. KKSNV, l.eona. Oregon. . o - ASXorXt'FMKNT. I s.ibnitt mv name to the Demfc r.itic oters of Doug':. a counly for the nfmllintion of County Comml. (ioner nt the ntt'usry election, Muy 21. 1920. R. W. LONG,