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Newspaper Page Textnowwnrwo 'mrwa-RBVTre.'MoyoAy. may it, )w. run mm DEDICATE MEMORUIL TO WAR VETERANS Huge Amphitheater In Arling ton Cemetery Opened With Ceremonies. ONLY KIND IN WORLD gtructu. " " t ,,st "' ouo Atnontf Graves of Hionw an.ls of Nut Urn's IH'mi Near Hi Mali Memorial. (lly Associated lrta.) WASH! Sin ON, .May 13. To the memory ol the soldier and sulluta ,ho fought the battles of the United grates In all wars. B great memorial m.hitheater was dedicated loday In Arlincton national cemetery. The c. renicnlcs were attended by veterans of throe wars. niembova of the diplomatic corps, cabinet, senate. r.e and other government officials and a larpe gathering of people. A Our Aim 't rrt ' . U 1-,.,.- vr-vr. f To give you the best pos 5 sible values in high f grade Merchandise for I the least possible price, ) every day in the year. OUR NEVV line of -Ladies and Childrens House Dresses and Hosiery has arrived. Be sure and look them over and get our low cash price. Also Mens Dress and Work Shoes, Overalls and Work Shirts. PEOPLESftUPPLYCOiMPANY Roseburg Strawberry Carnival 5-DAYS AND NIGHTS-5 Starting Tuesday, May 25, '20 Catholic School Grounds. Foley-Burk Combined Shows "The Best in the West." 1J a??..' BRIDGE" LOOK ! LOOK I LOOK ! -"It's Here" Th 1920 model, with counter l.alancrd crunk shaft and many other new features. Is now on difplay at our show rooms. You are cordially Invited to come la and Inspect this new creation. LIBERTY AUTO SALES COMPANY 507 North Jackson Street II Lt-HTWnGVfJJ iroc"s!on of army, navy and ma rine corps detachments, veterans ot i lie Grand Army or the Republic and allied organizations, SpanUh War veterans and World War veterans led by Major Uenerat Nelson A. Miles (retired) preceded the ceremonleB. The dedicatory exercises were un der the auspices of the Grand Army ui the Republic to whose efforts credit la given for the inception of the memorial and for 18 yea is of work for it. Secretary Baker. Secretary Daniels, both members of the som niissiou which had charge of the con struction of the memorial; and Colo ii, I I). M. Hall, of Columbus, O., com mander in chief of the Grand Armv lit ihe Republic, were the principal j -peckers. Th" great structure nf wblt., mar. I l ie, built by the government at a ' . nst of OSL'.'i.OHO, etunds In the south" fiT'i part of Arlington national ceme i i.iy and ihe g.avea of thousands of the nation's dead. Near it are the 'inue memorial, where the battle ship Maine's righting lop stands seu i tintd over Ihe graves of the men who lost their Uvea when the vessel was' punk in Havanua harbor, and (he con j federate niemorlul, surrounded by the I graves of the southerners. Resides commanding a view of the cemetery, (he memaiiol overlook (he Potomac ; river and the city of Washington, It contains a chapel and seats oUOO peo ple. Fifty-six years aeo yesterday A.- tinc:ton national cemetery was first ' t'sed when President Lincoln person- Our Claim TA ! . ,1 r,j. n a 4- . Fair and square treatment for every c u st omer. A most complete and up-to-date stock of dependable Merchandise at all times. 5 ESCAPED All -OPERATION By Taking Lydia E. Pinkham't Vegetable Compound. Many Such Cases. Cairo. 111. -s.m... i,...- t had with ft-nmle tumble thai I tiutiight i wmiui have to bo o' niti'l on. 1 hail a tia.l Hi-tjjlactMnvtit. My ri-lit unit would I nil me a inl I ua m iifrvouM I coulil Hot hold a glu of water. Many tintw 1 would have to atop my work and sit down or 1 would fall ou tlio tloor in a faint. 1 con.tultctt i-evern. (ifx'tt-r and every one told me tin same lut I kept lifjlitinj; to kwp from having the opora tiun. I had n-ad o inanv tiiiu of Lvdia K. i'inklium'i Vcyotjlilf' Compound 'anil it lit'lpwl my nUtrr ho I iM-rau taking it 1 have tu'ver frit Utt.T tmiit I have Hinre then and I kvp hou. and am ahlt to do all my work. The V.taMf I om pound in e'rlainlv one pmn l im-dieine." Mrs. J. It. SlArrnwa, 3311 S.iaiuon Stmt, Cairo. 111. Of course tht-rv are main triou eaf that only a auryical operation will re lieve. We fitrly acknowUdo tin, but the above l.-tU roiid many otlierv like it amply prove that many opi-rat'otis an r(omiinndtd wlten mi'dirine in Biani cum'8 U all thut iw ni'i'dt d. If toji Kiit Kpfvi"! a! vice write t Lvdia K. I'iiikhuin Medicine Co. (coull dculial), Lynn, ilat. .illy witnessed the buriul there of U soldiers who died tn the hospital oi he Arlington estate abandoned 1: tii-ncral llubort K. l.ee'a family at tli l.einniim of the civil war and ikuk1 'y the I'nlied States ut a tax sale tu hospital pur;)(JHes. Later the Kovern ineut pjid tin Lee heirs $ I r.U.utu Soldiers' Home cemeieiy wan fillet and Quarter master ticnt-ral MciK ith President Liuroltt's rouseni. oi t'.eied the Roldli-rs buried in ArlinR ton. That was the benimiine of Ai lMijrton national ee;ret'ry, whith ha' bet r me one of the shrines of the n tion'a stildier and sailor dead. I'oi' years a little ine-c!al ampht i heater served for ceremonies oi '''emorial Pay. when the president o. ihe Ttiited Slates usually was th era tor. hut the gatheriuKs outKtev this and the (irand Aimv of the He public IS ye;u as?o began a move uieitt for the memorial amphitheater Authorization for construclion wa. j;ivnn by coiiprss several years a?o und a rfimmicsion appointed to carr nit the piling. Hes-des the se--retar f war, who is ehairman of the coin mission, and the secretary of th. navy, the commission was composed of Klliott Woods, superintendent o iio rnfted Slates cnpitol building and irrounds: Colonel .lidn Mi-lroy. rep rcsenti) the Crantl Army of the He i '.tblic; Kred Heall. represent ih the t 'lifted Confederate Veterans, and Charles W. Newton, representing th Sp."ni.h War -Veterans. The Arlington memorial amplii theater fs said to be the only mem orial of its kind in the world, monu men s anil memorf.tls of all kjnds havlim; been erected to generals atid other leaders, hut none heretofore has been erected to the oldfcrs and sailers who fought all the bat I leu o! the country. 0 CITY NEWS 0 Arundel, pitino tuner, rhon Ift9L II. A. Itlahely and H. T. Tdakely were in frotp (Hide Saturday. Nifty millinery at Bellows, not over ? 15. U We pay the highest price for Cas cara bark. Berber's Bargain Store. We wash and polish cars at Mor ten's garage. Mrs. F. A. Gilliam, of Winchester, who has been visiting in this cjty. returned home Saturday. Pprella Corsetiere. Clsra Comm. Phone, 402-R. 311 W. Wash. tf. Wa n.'iv lln !ieh.ct nri"tt fur Cuu. cara bark. Uerger's Bargain Store. Kred Byron, a prominent resident of the Olalla vicinity, was transact ing business here tody. Poultrymen g"t your kale plants from fcarl Vosburg, 702 Kullerton, 50c per 100. Wallace Fre -r, of r-;ikon, spei,t several d.i s here la.t week attend in to Ini.-aie.-s matters. Vote for Fred Lo'kb y for Secre tary of State. He is short on prom ises but loLg on perfoiinajice. (Paid Adv.). V.V will pay more than anybody elve for your mohair. Ark tn or price b"Tore selling. Bcrger Junk Sbup. I'botie lb2. Td'ne-!ulpbur sp'av. sulphur for fertiMz'-r. sulphur for plant dusting. Mine In BMs., arsenate of I ad, black leaf forty. L'rripqua Valley I ruil I Dion. The committer wlsheR to pay thnt pb-ntv of aut;iF HI be rejidy at the parish house Tuesday at. 2 o'clock for earning n'l who dtsfre to go to the p cnic at Bradburn's place. We are now ser-Jnp lunches, snd onr bre.ik fasts are the very b-t. Hon't forget the good ibinrs th.it cnne from our sida fountaJn. Our I randi'-a ar always fresh, and w make our own pien and cakes. Just try them. The Maplelef, Cau St. : ITT.,!.''"" ' 1 1 'i 1 M Homeseekers Ask Many Questions After almost a year of hard work. excellent returns aro being received from Canada by the Chamber of Commerce. During hla work with i ho Chautauqua, Secretary C. S. lieiuliue int several weeks In Can ada and learned a great deal of the ounirr. I pon taking over the Chamber of Commerce work he made 4 statement which was reiterated at the recent meeting to the effect that it would take a least nine months to et returns from the advertising .'ampaign put on. His prediction moved correct, for the Chamber of Commerce has Just recently began receiving ausweis to the many ar- ieles of information pent out. Many f the letters received ask questions which call for a great deal of'tliue o answer, it being necessary to use he telephone a great deal to get in -ommunicatlon with per sous poset8 ng the desired facts. One of these tetters follows: Little Woody. Sask., May 3, 1920. rhe Hoseburg Chamber of Commerce Dear Sir: 1 am reading one of your booklets f louRlaa county. I believe It Aould be just the kind of a place 1 tave been wauling to go. 1 have a luarter section here, but don't like be climate. My wife's health Is poor here also. I have two small boys uid would like to get a good home. When reading your booklet 1 found be I'mpqua valley to be a favorable dace. I can not get away until next all to look around, and while I am A-alting I would like to secure infor- uaiiou as to where to go, in order to .;ive time and expense. I would like a place where I could ;eep three or four good milch cows, hickens. etc., to raise garden truck ind enough feed to feed my stock. 1 wouldn't mind if one-half was im roved and the other half brush. About how much laud would I ave to have to suppor t my family ml make a fair profit, and what "ould It cost per acre? If land Is hetiper back from town, I wouldn't ilnd being between eight and welve miles back. What in the price f milch cows? How many horses 'ocb it take on such a farm, and hat is the price of them? Would It ay to ship household furniture from 'lore? Is the land for sale owned by the ntinty or private owners? I don t tipnose It would b advisable to Bell ere before securing land there. Are here other valleyn more suitable for ly purpoP than the Vmpqua? Is there a good market for butter. ggs. pork, garden truck, etc.? If I Miy an unimproved farm could I get vork to mak a living the first year? have had experience on farms. In he woods, and with horses, all kinds f machinery, and also am an engl leer. I have life papers. Hoping to g't information from ou soon, t would also thank you for he trouble. I remain Yours truly. T.F.HOY ADKT.BKRT RMVEN. Little Woody, Sask., Canada. Gravel Business . Getting Enormous HKEHsrORT, Ore., May 12. The llmptpia Gravel company is making i big investment to equip for hand ling gravel on a large scale. The ina erial will come from Brandy bar, a point about seven miles up the rmpqua river from Iteedsport. At Fast Gardiner the company has built a bunker with a capacity of Molding t;oo yards of gravel. Four large barges have been purchased from Kruse & Banks and the gaso line boat Gazelle has been bough I and the gravel will he barged from MruOIy bar to the bunkers. A big bucket and derrick will be used to litt the travel from the barges to the hunker. (.LASS JAHS UFA t:n "KI Glass fruit jars ordered In anticl i,ni.ih ut n hfnvv run ii in ir enton huvc arrived and are brine distrib uted by H. S. French A Co. Three earloads have been received during ttie past tew nays ana nave oeen oi .. 1 .1 . ,1 nnmnnr Inr-nl Kti oi n ou a hnliunl Because of ihe prospects of a small atiiouiiT fJ iriiu citMiiiiiK uiiB ypar, several of ihe merchants are consid ering returning a large amount of the jars, as there Is a shortage of storage room ana a very smau u maud for jars. Can You Write a Headline for This? Foley's I Ioney and Tar is the best known and most successful family cough medicine on the market and the following letter is positively trut and genuine: Says "It Acts Like Magic C lb-rt Fitter f. 3611 Budloni At . Lot Ant?, Ca!,vr' bar murh pleasure in tesiilyint D ihr vry frrat LnrM my laoiily and I bav darivcr1. ittiTTt th- ut at FaJy' Honey and Tar. li pot .tivly jdi iik- milic and to my mind lhrt r. 'b.rt or. (b market that ean compare with jl W 1.-nff thra arc any of our bought-Id fjT''ir.( t torn nrmvy ti3a oi own mini ltl. r!-ii. Wf at oat gal a bottle front our local drul a' r. ar.d altar or rwoWe obtain m iijfii r-li't. yurcoiriCJnydarea grtHrtii ,jr ; a Taluibl pr-viuetioo and from uf iwi rtbr,'M"c w Cannjt do c4hrwiB but rwoii rnt it to out IfNT.dt and rfai w wObnA.. da Sd J bQlJ''MM IB do M. Foley' Honey and Tar COMPOUND CI PARS THR THROA'T of pbMm and mucui. flop, lht licklmA, open, the ait pissjgea foretaicr brmtfainj( and coaU the raw, infiamcd aurfaeea with hcl icg, aorithing medicioe. Coughs that "hang on" after Ihe grip or "flu" are relieved by Folv' o"' and Tar. Sold ETr7hr. and what's more you can't buy a better cigarette no matter what you're willing to pay! GREAT thing to be cigarette contented like youll find yourself with Camels an expert blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos which you will prefer to either kind smoked straight I Camels are a revelation in flavor, in refreshing good ness, in smooth, mellow-mildness. Yet, Camels have ' a delightful "body" that meets your keenest desires. Camels are so good you will want to smoke them liberally. And, you may for Camels never tire your tustel Camels quality and Camels blend take care of that! You will also enjoy Camels freedom from any unpleasant cigaretty aftertaste or unpleasant cigaretty odor. If you want to get IXH'KI.KV WIM. MAKE .HII. Vote lor Fred Lucklry (or Sicro- tary of Stntti. Hu In thorough fa-1 miliar with our county, Its rt'tsourccR ' and ita needs. He atauds for eem- j omy and a siitiiire deal, t I'atd Adv). i t I'OIJTICAL AXNOUNCKMKNTS ! (Paid Advertlaemeuta.) O; ) FOK 8HKIIIKK I heicby nnnounce my candidacy for renomlnatlon on the republliac ticket for sheriff of Douglas county subject to the approval of the voters at the primary election to be held In May. 1920. UKO. K. QL'IXK. I FOIl ItKIMtKSKNTATlVB I am hereby announcing: my can dldacy for nomination on the repub lican ticket as representative from Douglas county subject to the ap proval of the voters at the primary election In .May. 19:10. B. F. NICHOLS FOR JOINT HKI'ltKHKNTATIVK I hereby announce my cundldncy for election as Joint representative of Douglas and JackHon countloa, subject to the will of the voters ot the republican party at the primary nominnting election to Im hsld May 21. 1920. CHA3. F. HOl'KINS o FOR, KKI'ItKSKNTATIVE. This anonunces that I am a can didate for nomination of represen tative from Douglas county, auble.'t to the endorsement of republican voters at the primaries. Mny XI, 1920. ARTHUR II. MARSH FOR COUNTY JUIKiE I desire to announce my landl Am-m tn th office Of Cotlnt) JlidK for Doualaa County, sulijc-t to ihi approval tit the republican v.nrs to BriiLft-y election M:iv 21. I L0 D. J. STEWART FOIl COUNTY SIKVKYOR I desire to anounce myslf a can li..... r.. thm ettif of rnnntv sur- nt nnn.ln. fonntv. aublect t the aproval or tne re;iuuiiran voiers at the primary eit.min V. C. FRHAR. FOK COUNTY AHSKrWOIl I desire to announce my eandl dacy (or the ofrire of County Annes aor for Donitlna cou ity. subject to thi approval of the republican vot ers at the primary elertbin Mav 21 1920. FRANK L.. CAUrU.H Sheet MetalVork OF ALL HINDU J. If. SINNIGKR US OA K BTHKe.T I'HONF i THE BEST Drinks of all k I ruin Coca Cola. Hoot Ber, and all flar ors of Soda Wa(r, Order by tbe case. ROSfBIRO DMRY AND SODA WORKS PHONE 186 some personal information about Camels com pare them with any cigarette in the world at any price I KOU COUNTY CI.UKK I wish to submit my name to the rtepubllcan voters of Douglas Coun ty for the nomination to the ofrtce of County Clork at the primary electlou to be hold May 21, 1920. IRA B. RIDDLE, FOH IXll'MV TUICASU5F.lt Announcement Is hereby made that I will he a candidate for noml nrton of treasurer for DourIub County on the republican ticket, subject to the decree of the voter, at the May primaries. 1970. JA3. SAWYERS FOH OHWTY 8lTKr.INTKJIKK.NT This announces that I am a can didate for re-election to the offlco of county school superintendent, subject to the will of the voters at the republican primaries. O. C. BROWN I'OI.ITItAI. A.VNOL'M KMK.NT. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the Ki-piibilcnn nomination ror iicpretfemauve tor nougius county. A. K HHIItlA. FOR COUNTY TUKA:4UltKll I hereby anonunce that 1 will be a candidate at the May primaries on the republican ticket for nomina tion of treasurer of Douglas county. n. M. MYNATT FOR COUNTY COM.MIHHION'KIt. I hcrehy announce niy rnndidac) for nomination for County Commis sioner, subject to tbe approval of th' Republican constituency of Dotitelaf county at the election Slay 21. 1920 If nominated and elected 1 will, dur ing my term of office, conduct tbe affairs of the county In a safe and conservative hiifliness manner, with Just and efjual consideration for ail concer ned. WM. G. (lltUr.KE, Kikton. Oregon. FOR COUNTY COMMISSION KR I hereby announce my candidacy for the nomination as County Com missioner, northern district, on the republican ticket, sunjoel to the ap liroval of the I lunula" county toters at the primary election to Its held lu May. WILLIAM KI.KTZER. tf. Yoncalla. Oretoo FOIl KIIKHI1K ADnouncement of my candldaci for nomination of Sheriff of Doug las county on the republican tlckei Is heresy made, subject to the ap proval of the qualified voters at the primary election in May, 1920. SAM STAR VER FOH JUSTKK OF l'FCK Announcement Is hereby made hat 1 will be a candidate for no mination of Jua'lce of the Peace for Deer Creek district, subject to the approval of the reput'llcan voters, at the May. lifl, primaries OKO. JONKft. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. I herely announce my candidacy I (or county eamiulMlnner for Doug las couaty on the Democratic ticket. J. F. O'Msra. i o I FOIl HFrtli-xf-NTtTIVK 1 hereby anuuunce that I am a candidate for nomination oa the re i publloan ticket (or representative. pill Cainwfa are mfd evmrywttem an etonftnWfiy f4 pmekylf ei JO ri0mrttf tor 20cntK or n fMCatfa ( JyOcil tn gUinv-pmvwcovtd csrtoa Ww mttcmgty rwxnnmmeii ttim tsrtoa hit th hoam or tlh supply or when you trmvmL R, J. K.yniJd TeUtco Co, Winaton-Salem. N. C. subject to endorsement ot quallflMl voters st the primary election Ma 21, 1920. NO I JUS ANDKKWS KOK t OUO.VKU. I am a candidate (or ranomlnatia on the Republican ticket, (or Cos oner ot Douaias County, subject M the approval of the qualified Totem at the primary election In May 1!. M. B. RITTER. FOR (X1UNTY CT-EIIK I hereby announce my candidacy fur reelection to the office of Gou ty Clerk of Douglas County, subjeet to the will of the voters of the Pe rn oo rati c Party at the primary asv mluatlnK election to be held Mar 21, 1920. H. LENOX I'oit cou.vry com.wismoxkii. I submit my name to the Republi can voters of Douglas cuuuly for nomination to the olilce of County Commissioner at the primary olea tiun to be held May 21, 1920. "For and with the producer ot the county. Lowest possible tax wltJa consistent progression. All road dia Irltts to have their just amount and In proper time to Improve to six roads, and in-accordano with the sires of the people Interested. faar price for labor, with fair results." A. F. STEARNH. FOR COUNTY UOMMISHIOJfHtl I hereby announce my Candidas? ror nomination on the repuhlteaa ticket for commissioner of Dosf las county, subject to the verdict ot the voters at the primary election May 21, 1 920. ARTHUR WALKER, Reed sport. POLITICAL ANNOUJiCKMKTf I announce to the Republican vot ers ol Douglss county, Oregon, that I am a candidate for County Judf of slid county, to be nominate at the Primary Election to be heW aa the 21st day or May, 1920. If nomi nated and elected I will transude, county business economically aaA without sectional favoritism, fTv tuote timely county road marntea ance, expend the balance of the) county road bond Issue, as originally apportioned, under efficient taper vision and will secure aa early an nual audit of accounts. Yonr eoa pott Is solicited. J. Q. DAT. Jr. Kill DISTRICT ATTORNEY I will he a candidate for the Re publican nomination, to succeed my self, as District Attorney for Dona las County. Oregon, at the prima? nominating election held on May St. 1920. your purport will be appre ciated. GKOilCiK Nb'UNKR. Jr. ANNOUNCEMENT. I hereby announce my candle as representative to the li-glnlatnca from Ihe 4h Representative Dlstrtajt, Douglas County, Oregon, at th a tnary election to be held May II. 1920. aiibjeci to th approval of ttW elector of the republican party. J. J. KBNNY, Leon a, Oregen. ANNOfNCEMIWIT. I submit my name to tbe Bemav cratle voters o( ftonglae county ftTf tne nemiaatton or i:ounty imtiitr sinner at tbe primary election, bt(y II. 10. R. W. LONO, x.