Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, May 17, 1920, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textr n( n nims Ah OUi r i Sparkling eyes, brilliant color, plowing, youiiBskinthii result of Rood health! Even if N.iture has endowed you with health and beauty you must preserve them, iou must retain your youth of spirit -of action of beauty! Healthy, young skin creates the impression of beauty more quickly than any other asset. And there aie i'urma Creams for every Summertime u. to protect your skin Irom strong sunshine or wind to clean- the skin to bund tissue to top your k in clean and young. PL'ROI.A PI- ROXO CREAM - is a irreasless, flagrant, vanishing crram whn h cleanses and rolttns the skin, making an excellent hase lor powder. It u particularly fine for skins inclined to be oily. At til druggists. Try it. V A AIDS TO HEALTH AND ttMTt raui r .- mm mm GUARANTOR Alt Purnla IWparaftnm are guaranteed to mi-0 thnruuk itittst'ictwn or On pete you fiatJ u til be ihet ruliy n;umifd. Prcpari-d and GnamntM-ri by Ih BLUMAUER-FKANK LABOIt ATORTFS LOVE and MARRIED UFH Dq. the noted auinor Idah MSGlone Gibson WOMAN'S IVTHTION. chuil. s ciime Inline this murning Till .,r ciiihiifu-111 for John and his l-i:slneM iu;mtilltiea. -I ,ell yoi, Kutli' rln.'." he said, "that liub ml of mir Is one of the host Ijiih.iik hk men I have ever met. He put his hand riKhi on the weak jiliot of llie vliole matter." Th'n you think, Charles, there's N-en some undei luilnled work?" I nkcd. tli I n il.nil.tciily." he replied. "Have you found out anything fh ril'itl' us vet'.'" "Onlv the fa't that one of your v.ell iluit ui to dute has been mak Inf no procrets whatever, suddenly d ,i loped into u real gusher (lie day I . fore I left. This, you know, is un pre c'l-nted. Ii'it we think, or rather ii.Iiii thinks, tiiat 'those crooks." as he cull;, them, knouliiK I'.iat he was new In the oil fields, thought they could put soinethliiK over on him." Tei-haps none of my wells has been a Kiii-her," I paid. "What do you uiean olltilllt-'l. I'osslliilltliv Hinted At. Why wouldn't It he possible for 'those crooks." as you call them, not : iitb'll'itliliK we would ever turn up ti claim our property, to have start ed my wells koii.k Willi the Idea of selling a 'fake' gusher to someone?" "I never thought of that." "As you know. Charles, I have only a very little spot of land down there. .Mother never told me that she had wells dug on It, and I am Mire th'at father had never done so. In fact. 1 think both of them had foiKotlen about the land. Now wouldn't It he feasible for some un Where did you hear plausible Idea. sji.ii a tb,nis?" liitlitliin of Woman. "I didn't he ir It at all. It struck me that it mlKht be possible. It's a kind of wouiau's Intuition." Why don't you write this to John'.'" Oh, John would say I was u I II write to blm," said he ex- goose, "Well C harles. "Tuui's all right, you write Mm. He II take it from you, but he would n't take it from me." "Well, I'm coin to write. Be cause to tell you the truih. Kather li,e. I do not think this oil properly i f yours will pan out as well as you expected. I leaity hope John won t jay any more money into It." "Old you tell him that before you came away?" "Yes, my dear, I told him." W hat did he s.i ?" "That he was Koins to see the Ihinir throuuh." "That's Just like him, especially as he is going to see it through with my money." "Kou't Klve him any more of your money, my dear." "I only have $."imiO, as you know, in the bank, but as I gave him ray power of attorney, I can't very well keep that from him." "Uut surely he won't ask you for any money or use your money; he i iiiURt have plenty of his own if he wantB to carry out his idea. IllUt IVcllliar Ideas. "I see you don't know John as well as you think you do. .My hus band, Charles, has the most peculiar Ideas about money that I have ever scrupulous person to think they could known. 1 think he makes a great steal the title to the land? You know Ideal of money, and yet 1 have nevei vn had srmiH trouble about it beforn known where he invested It or what jou got down there. I've heard of i re did with It. If John should die saliltiK gold mines why not salt an tomorrow, without a will. I would oil well'' They could go ahead and not know where to iook ior nis in lowed by Court General County Fund. T. C. Frear, labor and sup plies I II. L. Kppstein, surveying . . F. W. Poornian, election .... Lin ma lledden. election . . . Amos O. lluker, election .... ,'ns. II. Dearlin, election ... Chas. W. Hire, election .... Mis. .May Scull, election .... S. K. liiisbln. election J. (J. Gunter. election (luy N. Hedrl.k, election ... W. I. Hess, election Fred H. Andruss, election 33 no 24.75 1.60 2.10 .40 10.10 5.20 .411 .50 .10 3 80 .00 1.40 Tsttnents. or anything that he Might leave." "Hon't you think he has any lif Insurance?" asked Charles. I laughed Government Make Balloon Tests Speak to Sheep 1 Men on Tuesday A baloon company enroute from l'rof. O. M. Nelson und Couuty Pan the l'uget Sound defenses, passed through this city on a Hpecial train yesterday Francisco to Camp uewis and h .. . . k on May IS, ul H o'clock p. in. Tl,..tr ivlll nUii l. itl Ili.Vrf I'reell oil This train, in addition ; u, anA Ku,,, ,m ,,, 2llth. These uieetlnKs are held under th" auspices of the Unuglua County Sheep and tiout Breeders association fur the purpose of encouraging the breeding of better sheep and the "oier uieihod of preparing the fleece fo rthe market. to carrying the men was transport ing the complete equipment consist ing of balloons, trucks, gas, etc. The company la being dispatched to the sound for the purpuse of holding practice with the coast artillery cuiu- laules to ascertain the true value oi aeriul observation for directing eoasl o gun fire. At the present lime coast j jin fjmii. k. who arrived in artillery stations are only a short j ln c.y Krlday rroin 1'endleton to distance ahore sea level and conse- K(, ,.,urg f the body of her nuently vision Is somewhat roslrht- ' fatllfT. Frauds II phrey, who ed. With the enpllve balloons it Is ,..1M.,I away at the soldiers' home, belloved that better observations can i,. ft Saturday allernoon for her home be made and more arcuruiii shooting j M, Pendleton. The body of her father Will result. A series of practice ! weg shipped to Hint place Suturda) shoots will be held to determine the night and will be interred there. exact value of the balloons in fir- o- lllg at moving tnrgets St sen. ' Adv. rt' lii News llevlevf dig a well, and perhaps pipe the oil fiotn one of their proven wells to the other side, expecting to sell a 'fake' gusher Immediately to a 'green horn.' Then when they found that the owners had turned up and were Charles, that John (.onion will in really going tu fight for the lRnd. j vest in anything thai would not bring they Just deflec ted the nil back to : money to HIM?" their own wells again. Now, when I "But of rcrse he w ants to take John has gone down there, they are .care of you?" I laying the game again, expecting In "He expects to while he is living some way to get even with him. This: and in his own way." nay he. probably Is. a wild idea of "But if he should die?" persisted mine, Charles, hut I am groping j Charles. around In my mind for some explana-1 "Who was It who said, 'After tne Hon of the strange behavior of my; the deluge'?" I asked, oil wells." Tcinomm lliarles Doesn't I'niler- "Whv. KntVierine, Hint's a very I stand .lolin. Harry Cool, election 4.7" Itoy llriggs, election .80 F. O. Buell. election 310 I B. Nl' hols. election 1.20 W. W. Wilson, election 90 C. W. Orubbe, election .... 2.20 E. H. Lenox, express, etc. .. 9.31 F. I.. Calkins, trip 24-60 N. M. Cannon, assessor's of. . 69.00 I. II. Smith. Dep. Assessor .. 108.75 A. I.. Perkins, liep. assessor. 200.00 Itoy Ageo, deputy assessor . . f2.f0 W. (!. (Iriilihe, i)ep. assessor 14 5.86 Douglas County 1.. & W. Co., services 31.90 I nderwood Typewriter Co., typewriter . . 77. SO Will CJ. Brown. Justice fees . . 2.00 F. .M. Hopkins, Const, fees . 13. 60 1. K. Hitter, coroner 120.87 It. Coryell, coroner 6.00 li. B. Bullwinkle. coroner .. 1.00 i. K. Aikins, coroner". 1.00 Kmest U. Riddle, coroner .. 1.00 Mrs. James Bates, coroner . 1.50 Mrs. Tom .Sims, coroner ... 1.50 Dr. K. L. Miller, health officer 83.15 B. II. Bullwinkle, board of health 3.50 Mrs. K (5. Murray, board of health 75 C. W. Burrows, board of h-alth 200 H. C. Stearns, board of health .75 li. M. Ferber. services 13.80 .Vrs. (). C. Brown, s-hool su pervisor 14 0.00 Mrs. Kill el Fisher, superin tendent's office 11.25 Kmnia 11. I.edgerwood, dele gate 2.00 C. A. Stark, delegate 2.00 .Mrs. C. W. Short, delegate . . 2.00 X. O. Bean, delegate 2.00 I ickens Bros., supplies, couu ty home 83.25 92.81 17.75 8.00 A SLIGHTLY USED V2 TON TRUCK All Hardwood Body. A Good Buy J. F. BARKER & CO., ROSIiBURG, ORLGON IMPLEMENTS AUTOMOBILES TRACTORS NEWS SNAP SHOTS WE SELL Edison MAZDA LAMPS Douglas County Light and Water Co. X l-ltiiig in llniln 11. W. liavis left Saturday after noon for Hrain. where he will visit with relatives for some time. Ketiinis to llmtilon .Mrs. L. M. Malvern, who has bee.i visiting here at the John Hanks resi dence, left for her home at llaniion Saturday. IteturiiN Home Mis. J. W. Bartrum, who 'ins been visiting here at the C. I'. Lewis Inline, left Saturday for Oakland, where she resides. tin ItiiMiiens Here James K. Cavers, city recorder of lioodsport. spent Sunday in this city attending to business innt'.ers, and visiting with friends. Oakland resident. Here Among the Oakland residents who dent Saturday In this city shopping were Miss Kdith Maiipin' and Mls Lucille Fv.ms. They returned home on the afternoon train. To Wilbur Miss Klla Sweeney, who has Just closed a term of school at Oak Creek, left Saturday afternoon for Wilbur, where she will spend the summer with her parents. Have you any Idea, j ' el" 8 "'inny -o.. supplies . S. Powoll. supplies .... Uivc It rod. t Adams, fciip- plf.-a 100 Vcrcy Hospital, services . . , 71.00 K. ( U'ttham, services ... 17.60 .Mrs. Waller linKford, ser vices 5.00 Mrs. I,. A. Wilson, services 2."i.it PaKe Jnv. Co.. lumber 112.91 ItosebuiK I'ndertaking Co., t-orvices 22.00 W. II. Fifher, expense 7..r0 (Tlass & Pi iidhamme, sup plies 4.".13 v suffer the discomforts and embarrassments of a Goitre f O G. C. r-i..ir,niun for yoiire v.t b' tn filed Diai). Whr pay ,'V,t:i1 liuodn-d dolli- fn, an I'iifftttu-ii tu ii inuif it ttonr- win ti U. (i.C. c.n tu' utitiitn. d lor such n tumpi.rim ly Miul I cxp. lidiiure ? O (i C.wlirn uropcrljf applied tiivt-n s;iii ! i.i.irv riBuits. or your m .n. y ,! r. luitd.d u o C, in sold dir.u. Lv m-il "r..v. S riti: lor (juoklei. Aildrcsn Dppi O.0.C CMKMICAL COMPANY ix'Jitm.Wiiiluniiiyn Ioiljte touring car for sale cheap. Fivo good tire. Ad- dred l. o. Box 163. 1AII.Y WKATHKK UKPOIIT. V. S. Weather Bureau, local office, HospihurK. Oregon, 2i hours endin;; 5 a. m. today: Precipitation in Inches and hund Highest temperature yesferd.iy Inrt.Ht tt'iiuHTaiure last ninlit Vfsif.Nl In SiuluMlin Mis CI. i ire -aley, music super visor in tie SihmiU Lift ....p.i.... afternoon for Sutherlin to spmd the 1 r'Ptation, last 24 hour . . wei-k end visitiiiK with Mis Adeline ' I,,:ul rt'ciP- since first of mo .'ewart, who teaches in the schoi there. Our Family Laundry Service WHAT IT tS A halp that will simplify your particular washday prohl.ms -eb la ear faailljr Itnndry airTiri.. Our driver aslls for your fam ftf katrTH at daliuita lima asoh k. and w.'U dp your waak A'l r uatoniary coaaKarat and anitarT mannar. R0SEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY .linUement is ;iYeu A iudctnent v;is preeured Slt'ir i dav bv the Chiir.hill Hard warn t'n. ; asalnst the l'ei kms Sand & (iravel Co.. for the sum of !M7 tin, due for 'merchandise purchased and unpaid for. To Miiille Mis, iwter lee left Saturday af ternoon for I'n.iu'Ile. where she ..'ill tein her husband, who is slayin? at that place In cniine 'tlon w ith the Howell murder case. They will re turn to this city about the middle of next week. Ketnm. to l;vKprt . Arthur Walker, candidate for j countv entnnilsstoner. who has been jspendimt the past week in this part j of the county In tho interest of his , candid.'. -y. returned Saturday to his I home at Koedsport. j .04 Hounlas" Abs. Co. supplies K. Roberts, express . . Harry Pearce, dog collars ('. F. Appleeate. indemnity Kd. HaiHock. indemnity . . Owen atterliury. iudemnity T. J. Medley, indemnl'.y Red Cross Pharmacy, supplies Western I'nion Tel. Co., ser vices no mple, refund O.U0 (To lie Continued ) 3.1. 50 1.7T. 71. .'.0 Ki.un 81.00 100. Olt I'O.OO 40. HO II. Ti MAItllll.ll S.Tl itn.w. I'loyd Morin and Klla Potter, both veil known young folks of Ynncalla, were married Saturday afternoon by City Recorder R. I.. Whipple. The 'ereuiony was performed in the ptes "m e of immediate relatives and the happv couple left on the night train for their home. The II. It. K. 1. A. Union Meti.a win lie nem at in .naccaobee hall avnry first and third Wednusdays of the nionth. LOIHJE DinKCTSlRT. A. P. A A. M., IjinrvT Tortgo Ho. 1.1 Regular communications 2nd aa" fourth Wednesdays each month at Masonic Temple, Rosebiirg, Ore Visitors welcome. A. A. WILDER. W. M., W. P MAJtRIS. Sect Normal proclp. for thu mouth Normal precip. for this month Total precip. from Sept. 1. 1919. to date Avemae precip. from Sept. 1. 177 Tot! deficiency from Sept MO I verase precipitation for A! wet seasons. (September to May Inclusive) .t 1 4 j KNHJHTH OI PYTHIAS Alpha ixinse co. (, meets every Wed needay evening, cor. Jackson and Case its. Visitors always welcome. C. A. CHAMBERLAIN, C. C CHAS F. HO"JI.N3, M F. E. B. WIMBERLT. K. R. B 2 . o :. -14 1 .32 n: I.. O. T. )f ItoMhurg Hire So. II, holds regular rerlewa on second and fourth Thursday afternoons in Maccahee hall. Sisters of other l.ivi Tislling in our city are cor. dially invited to attend our re views. Maccabee hall on Cass street. I.OVISE LOCKE. Com. JESSIE RaPP, Col. PROFESvSlONAL CARDS MUS.'F. I. OWF-Cut' Flowers Thne 4" 40J W. Csi ' I. O. (. F i. n. p. nRAi4?oRn . wivf CMropractPra. West Rnsebura Phone 40T4. I'nlim rnrampment No. 0 in Odd Fellows' Tmm.i. vcy Thursday erenlnir. Visiting Brethren always welcome KOSTER ni'TNER C P J B KA1LET. H P Ot.lVrR JOHNSON R S IAMFS H'ART F 8 Children Cry fcr FJetchS: sy The Kind You Have Always Boutrhr ..j la use for over thirty years, has borne th. , i and has h "..li inana sontU supervisinn .i-rr0 W ' AUownoonetu7e;er'Uii, AU Counterfeits, Imitations and " T k ,7 " si' t? i..,o that trtn i.u J.'-as-Eoodw .T Infants and Children Experience apainVt t ll!4 1 What is CASTOrTlT Castoria is a harmless substitute tor dstaTiVi i" Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant nUt neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotk tJ. e"B, age is its guarantee. For more than th'-tv T31 been in constant use for the relief of Const ioatirSr 4 Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying FeveS therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and ." the assimilation of Food; giving healthv ana .i - The ChUdren's Pauacea-Ihe Mother's rri"l 11 CASTORIA coeexs uie Signature of e X In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought M CfNTAUR COMANV f. O. O. F. I'liiletuflnn I.odtre No. 8 Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple, corner Jackson and Casa Sts., on Saturday evening of each week Visiting brethren are alway. wel come. VICTOR BOYD, N. 0. A. J. GEDDFR, Rec Sec. J. B. BAILEY. Fin. Sec. RUItKKAIIS. rtoseDurg Rebut ah Lodge, No. 41. I. O. O. F. Meets . In Odd Kellow.V Temple every week on Tuesday eveuinp; at the Odd Fellows' hall. Visiting imbi bers In good standing are Invited to attend. MAUD PLYLER. N. O. BELLH STEPHENSON, See. DELLA LEWIS. Financial Sec. Poultry and i VVAKTED We ay highest nutrktt y, In cash. Highest miris p i" ."""r creun, to feu Hring In Your Piodmi Roseburg Produce (t 501 N.Jackson St PHONE 271 H'OODMEN OP WOIII.P. Camp No. 125. Meets In t) a Odd Fellows' bull In Roseburg ever 1st and 3ru Monday evenings. Vis iting neighbors always welcome H. CARRICK. C C. M M M'Ll.KR. Clerk liOYAL Oli'iKH OP MOOSK, Rose burg Lodae No. 103 7 Meets sec ond and fourth Wednesday even ing of each month at 8 o'clock in the Moose ball. All vlKltlng bro thers are Invited to attend. C. W. CLOAKfi, Lilctator. H. O. PAROES'KR. Socretary 6. 1'. p. KIKB, tKweoiirs; LuAge, Hit. Sao Holds repmar conimunlca tlons at the Elks' Temple on each Thursday of every month, All members requested to at tend regularly, and all vlsltlns brothers are cordially Invited tu attetid HARRY HILDltBURN. E. R. IRA B. R1DDLH. 8ec'r. O. B. 8., Roeebnrg Charirer Wo. 8 Holds their regulaJ ueetloc oh the let an'd fd ThOradax In each month. Visiting membera In goad stirtding t.re respectfully Invited tb attend. I.EONA ABRAHAM. W. M. FREE JOHNSON.- Secy. Auto Owner We would be plaid m your Batteries Free at nn- time juid TefHr ut ire on tne crt of Bon When purchAfinf mi kwl iet Rt'i nur price. Hfa.Pi MOTOR SHOP W 14 I N. Jackson St A New Hot llh an old uai "Pride of Dougtas' 40 HARD WHEAT eivinn tin flour tii" aroma and uut-llki D"' the wheat. Try this Horns Mat L O. O. F., lysine PtAT Ixxlge No. 17 ffieeU lh te Odd FellOV Temiilt every Friday ewfllrig. Vialrlnr oreturen always welcome. VlfTOn MICELLI, X. Q. K A. PKTTEY. V. G. J. EARLE FICKJSXS. Rec. Sec M. FICKLE. Financial Sec. ROREni'RQ LODGE XO. 100:1, I'nJ MKl Brotherhood of Maintenance at Way EmjiloieM aad Kallnhy Shofi uwwn, Affiliated with the A F. ef L. .Meets at Moose ball tht tint Wed., fauna Rat. nights anil third Sunday of cash month. J. r. SMITM. President. W. J. MERBTMTH, Reed. Secy OEO. MAC IVE1R. Fin. Sc CHICHESTER S PILLS i in: un . vt imiM, Aw fOj t . . ' .. v-i ril,lM t 11 ' sine cv Omars t'.iin'n jia DR. rUIR R. ATJ.FT Pen'.ist at 131 PerKIrs Bnlldina-. Roslmr I Oregon. Oitlee Uoura: to 1 a ! pi- 1 to S p m. Phone 65 j Dlt. M. H. VI,TI;nCliirnrrsc'lei Phyt.cian. itt W. Lena fit Kw i tcfcjl freatmefisa. Hours i to S PhtTie TS1 MJi.HllOltS op WOODrRAFT Lllsc Clrc'e No. 4Meet, on if and 3rd Monday erenlnira. Vlait-lnne-rV"rs invited t0 attend KWTH CIll'RCHlU.. a s TH.I.IK I JOHNSON. CleiV ROSEBURG MYRTLE POINT MARSHFIELD AUTO STAGE Office Honrs: 10 to 12, I to 4 FVme.i: Office. Ill: Res., tjj PR. I.l'CKriA SMITH, I'HVsU LN Wiurje and Children Disea,1 a Specialtgr. Office, Maaonlc BuUduif. KVkLT ,Ro'"1'"'ir Aerie meets In Ji,i, V'1 st- ln ! .1 h Mon(lnT tvetilDw of eat ren in" .L8,0'0Cf VMiD br FRRP r CLAHv. WPP VICTOR MI.CEXXI. W P T. Q00D51A.N. SecretATT. Iw R.'Sftiurf. -laity ! 7 AO A II. !' M) rtls Pulol. dsllr St t JO A. M. Connections at Myrtle Point to and from Marshfleld. Co ul!le, Bandon and Powers. Fare 16 4 S. Including war tax. Reservations at main office, 4 01 Casa St.. near depot. Phone 01, or t'Hipqua and Grand bo Rapp's store. TAYLOR & CLINTON M. A. BULEY CONTRACTOl Ruilds An1hing- R class wiik. LetmeliP with you. Box 304, R dence 305 Douga Roscborg, onp Fence Fence K u,t rX pnSe worer. i.iod ends, M t"'" , Just received c.r M . In . I tock the 8 Mr " . na in f In IIV oar 49 in o - ti ktf I h.r36; SbsrJI W , m J bar .-.: . .,,,1 "II Okl " 1 .!;. f-m- raiiifii " - t..- ,c i -t rsc; 12 to 72 " fl brace wire and iW prices. Oakland w 10 I