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Newspaper Page TexttiaWrirBfl irj fit Kirg CftHtireri's at at n DISORDERS cf the stomcch end constipation are gj the most common diseases of children. To S correct them yoa will find nothing better than Chamberlain's Tablets. One tablet at bed time will do the work and will ma!:e your child bright and cheerful the following ncrninj. Do not praish your children by giving them castor oil. Chamber lain's Tablets arc better and more pleasant to take. Germans Must Pay all $30,000,000,000 PAK1S. May IT. II la und.ratood In official circle, tit le thai the Auglo French conference at I;:.ie. M-'i closed yesterday, decided Dial Hi iuiu total hlch (leruiany idiould p.i ss reparation would b fixed at ai proTliMiii. lv ;: iiiiQ.i.i.Q . I.Ol kl.lrY WILL MAKE UK)I. Vote lor f'rul Locklcy for Secre tny of Stati.'. II" Ih thorough fa miliar with our county. Ha resource; and in needs. He minion for econ o:uy and a square deal, t l'aid Adv) lien K. .Nichols republican candi l:;u- tor noinliiation for represent :.ve, left )'t aterday for the nnrtheri l .lit of tin' eouiny to spend a shor ,,i ie meeting with I lie Votem of tl.a' i-c.llv. '-7 . ' V-'Jyvir.-.'H 7 4, . .i.? - E"3 1 UZ p,;' 'b.j.?sH ; "r BRISCOE" LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! "It's Here" The 18J0 modal, with counter balanced crank abaft and many otbar oaw features, la now on display at our ilrnw rooms. You sr cordially Invited to come In and inspect thin new creation. LIBERTY AUTO SALES COMPANY 907 North Jackson Street .t.h of H I LIGHT staiCMTjj f A SLIGHTLY USED V2 TON TRUCK All Hardwood Body. A Good Buy J. F. BARKER & CO, KUbLUUKCi, UKtXiUN i IMPLEMENTS AUTOMOBILES TRACTORS 3 tTOnrmKMgaaiJ LOW and HARRIED LIFE t?i the notea auyior Idali MSGione Gibson rii.u.i.i: iMiF-svT LMH;iiSTAM) JOHN. I naw from Chtrlen' fare that he i!f imt ui;Ier.;:mi, or rather In t'd ilil not nri'lerHiand, .lohn'i atti tude in leard It money. V:y. John." he sii.d, "Is the most H'-e'iil niaii I have ever known. In fa-t. I thought he was extremely 'c:ht')U''- There was hantly an evei'triK down in TexaH when we did n-t have from nix to eliiht men with .ih and John a'naya inainted upon oayltiK 'he it 11." "I ran readily helievo that, 4'I uwet'Ml "John is so extravagant hlnuelf, that hu ran not conceive of -iiiyoim elye helng frual. CoiiBe nietitlr he lhlit!(8 that all the money t sjn-nd Ih JiMt that much more than would spend If he had entire cha'B tr the (Ionian cvc'iei'mr," "Hut Katheiine " "Hl '.hrie are iio 'Lutrt'. Wht. I -in t-dliiig y.m Ih true, and It i.J Icthn's nr st peeultar idtnHvera'v.'' "All right. Katherine, and I agree that he in a very extravagant man, 'ind I won hi liiHUt. if I were you. upon lila taking out an insurance policy on the endowment p'an." Ili'nl If He looses Money. "In-ftiranre would he all ritrht. If ' rou'd make hdn take It. Hut It ..:M he verv hard. If h" Iom :,nv money In those oil wells. Indeed, I am afraid 1 shall never hear th 'ast oT it. although i did not want him to go down there, hk you know. Hut he would insist t hat he would have stayed at home mid attend to h't own business." "Well, iny dear Katherine, that's i very masculine trait. If a man ii;eed, he is very hapji and ne rntiKiders himself very hrilHant. If he fails, he is very miserahle, and someone else !h to blame for it." j At this moment the telephone hell rang ami Mr. Mondell, the president f the hank, called me up. Mr. Mo-ideli wan an old friend of my 'ather and had al ways called ino Ka'herfne. and he did it now. "Katherine. mv child." he said. "I have just called you up to see If; ft Is al) right to have your husband I raw ou ymir account lu th'ls bank."i "It's peleetlyall right. L'ncle Kd-' ward." I said. "I gave John power of. attorney lu tU my affairs. Iio ban' 'one down to take care of my oil interests in Texas and he probably s In need of ready money." , "What does Mondell warn?" ake-1 j NEWS SNAP SHOTS Charle. an he hung up the phone. Juki what I e.p ed." I ' "He wanted to know i. a s!n!lt dlatl of John'a should bo pa: l." "And ou t.ild hla:"' rotated. v , "I toll' him that It w..s " nit Wl-lii-i He Wouldn't Charles KiKhed. "I -ih he wouldn't f""nd any more money tliere." he s. ld. "Is that the reason eu ut out ot It?" I ank.d. "No. not at all. not at all. Hut n I had nee.b d lui.'iey I s. ' uid u used mv o u." That's where I should have used my own." That where John ! Ii be'ter b'.iflnesa man than you He in s.stt that this oil bllH-ineis liaH lake rcrfr of itwlf or break ei is " accord." Charles left me just as Ruth came to call, and to tell me that little Hobble's father had written Jo ask for an extension of his visit." "Are you KoinK to let him stay?" I asked, nlad fur this iKver.-don from business nl'fairs. " certainly am ii"'," she answer ed declslvelv. "I have already tele graphed for theui to seu l him home I expect him 'oino row ri- t"-' don't think It's fair il Ho'ibie to ask me to do such a tt.iM." "Perhaps imt. I'm :." I tta'd somewhat hit t--i.lv. "Hilt wh -ti il' : you ever know a man lo be f.tir with a woman, even If that woman war his sweetheart or his wife'.".'" Kutll looked at me in a surprised manner. "Aren't you happy, Ka'horine?" she asked. "I have been happier." I conceded "Whnfa the matter? Tell me all about It. Let me comfart you." 'un Not l.luhlcn tu-iefs. "You can't do It, my dear. No one can comfort another very much wheti the other prieves or is un happy. We can share h.u(. in fact, happiness Is multiplied a hun dred times if another P'-rsim shares It with you. Hut no fine fan lighten your grief. Human beings enjoy gregariously, but grieve alone." "That's true." said Kutll. "I've never I elt so much alone In all my life, as since Hobble left me, and I have been unhappy. I could not sharo 111 V grief even v ; ' ' dren. and when I was happy before Hobby went away, i c.ni... tei; .... baldes all about It. although 1 knew they didn't understand lli-tiim to Canyrnvtlle Mr and Mrs. Perry A. Boilon bough, of CanyonvlllB, spent yester day I this city attending- to business mutteis reiunitn- lo their nouie on the eveulub' tram. Mrs. I'niic'lier Home i.... i i? Pmieiiei returned homo -taturiiay nlht afur au absence of ewral weilia. duritii,' which she l: ,d sons :i,.d daUKhters at ruri :iu 1 and The lullea. Slie reports the inival of a sicund giaudsou at the .mine of her Kin. Harlun Ii.. who Is iianaier cf The Dalles Oarage com euiy. His many friends here vxur.l nearly congratulations. I'n SH'litl Siuiimer Here Mrs Warren Hrlgcs. formerly Hll b -garde Shoemaker, will arrive dur ng the fiist week of June to spend lie summer with her parents. Mr. nil Mrs. M. J. Shoemaker. Mrs. (rirgs is now a resident of Cleve and. Ohio, where her husband Is naciliing law . Sbe and her child v 11 1 mart west w'thin a f'-w days ,ac oinpaiiied by Mrs. Carl D. Shoe ,.ker. who has been visiting at 'lev. land for several weeks. hozi:it is oi ai ii n:i. An experience of more than eight c ars as Deputy Secretary of State horoughly quniif'es Sam A. Koer r Secr.'tarv of Slate. He should be , unlimited May 21. and elected In H'oven.ber. (Paid Adv.) Sheet HetalWork OK ALL KINUS J. II. EINNIGER 113 OAK MTKKKT PHONE 4 Si A New Flour with nu old nume "Pride of Douglas" 40 HAKD W HEAT giving the flour the sweetness, aroma and uut-lik flavor of the wheat. Try this Home Froduct. French Pull Out of German Towns 1 y A kmh'Iji t ed Pre MAVDNCK, May 17. French : rntps w hlch have been occupying j)ariiitadt. Frankfort and otlnr cit ies on the east hank of the lUiit o, vacualed these points this morning, It was announced here. The tier niiiis were informed of (he departu.ro y m'-ans of a laconic proclamation i n - ted in the various cities of the Uliine this inornintr v.hhh briefly aid : J'The French keep their word " ii t- WE SKLL Edison MAZDA LAMPS Douglas County Liht and Water Co. m M S-O-M-E Gcadies! tne Ki it ni-e-1 your . " '.7 re,.,,lS L-,-1 rlurli.tonJei f .'- vt t akes b'scuits and -Trl doii'il'.niits that just jf.f j Jterp J on hanKtng SiJ 'routij the p-intry hi G3U:H27 I "yi ps!!f! cn-itrti i'j l the i.ilt, furPNt VICTIMS RESCUED Kidney, liver, bladder and ur.c acid troubiia are mcst dinjerous be cause of their insidious attacks. Heed the firsii warning they givo that thty need attention by taking GOLD MEDAL Th. wo'IJ's standard remt,Jv for thoss tiisoiJciP, will oftn ward orT these cita. eas3 ari strengthen the body against iunher aitacibS. Three ai't-s. all drucista. Lovk for ib tam Coir) M4 d on wmry bos tuid accept do unitatktu Mrs. Hairs of IMddle. yo"terd:tv pureha-ed a lf2u Hupniohile from t'-b un H Taylnr, the local a'-nt. Mr. Taylor left this morning with the car for delivery. THE BEST Drinks of all kinds Coca Cola, Hoot Bepr, and all flav ors of Soda Water. Order by the case. ROSESURG DAIRy AND SODA WORKS PHONE 186 M. A. BULEY CONTRACTOR Bj'ilJi Aiything. Pirst class woi k. Let me figure with you. Box 304, Resi dence 305 Douglas St. Itoaotiuig, Orsgou. K "Vj '" 5'"' t i V j-'J m PROFESSIONAL CARDh 'MRS. V. 1. "CIWKX Cut Flowers I l'horn 240. 40J W. C. j PH. It. I'. ltR.!KORl . IVHF i f'hiroj.raftora. West Hosaburg I Phon' 0K4. ,DK. n.AIH R. Mj.ry IDHst at ! i31 Perkins Bulling. K.Tfebtirg Ornton. Offlcs Hours: 9 to 12 a I "' 1 to 5 p. in. Plume 6 , l'15. M. II. PLVI.KK Chlropmc'u Hhys.clan, llSli V. Lxjre St. Klep I trkv.il tteatments. Hours I to S ' iier tCVO.-OOiOOXOOOCKXiOO:OKCJ R05BURG MYRTLE POINT MARSIiFIELD AUTO iTACE 1 : t l..nv.', Rn t.urf . -li.ly it T :SJ A. M. l.e.T. M ttl. Fuiut. d.ll. at t .JO k. M. Connections at Myrtls Point to and from Mtnlifleld. Co qnille, Bandou and Powers. Fsis tt 4V Ineliidtnit war tr Kasarvatlnns at main offlcs, e5 cm t , near dspot. Phone rU3. or ruinous, and ilr.inil hn. y tens. Kapp's store. 8 TAYLOR & CLINTON 7000000? Cb0OOOOC000 OiTlce H.jtirs: 10 to It, I to 4. Phoney Qi;!ce. 171; J7J I'll. Ll't KTTA S.VITH, rHV3li:iA Vi'rt'in on ,4 r,i,4i.i t- i - - -" viiiiuibu ujkensrs a ' r- ry Spei Ulty. office. Maaoulc Bulldln. i T CflCP rPflCO Fnnp .w m Ltav-V Irv al knid. ... n hi n f Pv.i.S Y-tt nvi vim 1 iit it. l,-tr,,( ,11. 1 I. n "Iti ii h .he Our Family Laundry Service WHAT IT LS A hflp that will simplify your particular wa.hdsT problems. seh Is onr family laundry asrrlre. Onr driver rails for our faui. Hf bundle st a deflnlts Mine ach week, an l ws'll do vour as fB la sar customary con,ldrate b.1 sanitary niaiinar. KIGIlLiJT IB"6-- EOSEBUKG STEAM LAUNDRY Auto Owners.'! WO KOjllI h lll.MM.1 n I yonr Batteries Free at anjr time ami (tlve )hi e.erl advice on tlie care of llntterle M hen pnrclialng iirw batter, les Kit our price. We ran sure you money. MOTOR SHOP GARAGE HI N. Ja(kin St. lt-i-el.urg. p..r-. "f? ;;a Ml? mil EP YOUR SHXES KEAT tff&m TME P.F.DALt EV COBPORATIUKS.tTft, eurrALO.N.v. i MP U1I itc- I Dodge touring car w , f I 1 cheap. Ka, Jod'V Arundel, piano tuner. Pnoue loL. We pay the highest price for Cus ciiiu bark, liersir's Uaiguiu Store. V1r I We wash and uoli3b cars at en's garage. larv or smie u i Snrolla Corset.e.e. C!-ra Comm. , but ,,. un Kl(J0" f Phoue. 40i-R. Sll W. Wash. It. Adv.). ""-.nance, trail We pay the highest price for Cas cara bark, lierger's Bargain Store. We will pay more than anybody else for your uiohair. Ask me for price bsfore selling. Beiger Junk Shop. Pboue 1S2. Lime-sulphur spray, sulphur for fertilizer, sulphur for plant riuBting, lime in llbls., arsenate of lead, black leaf forty. Umpqua Valley Fruit Inioii. w cneap. j good ' dreas P. v. box S63 Poultrymen get your tai. i from tar, vosbur lti otic per lut). "awa a . , , .. , 7 . rreu Locklir, for Sa. tary of State. He 1. ,hon w uui Adv.). Dr. A. 1. Set l,er left Inst night Portland where he will rem". several ,! attending to UnpoZ business matters connected wK practice. We are now serving lunchn w our breakfasts are the terT b Don't foriiet the good tbion th come from our soda fountaui. Or v..uie, uir aiways ireab, u,i make our own pies and cakei. Jut try Ihe.n The Mnnlclcat Cm 8t ELECTION, RIAY 1 S LTB 11 4ti" '.fj For Wo State Road BsnsMimit rHALLOT TITL1C 13 AS V0UA:ss mm K Yes 202 X Yes 3C3 No CO . STslVT JO V A F A MED.M i:T-IUjitwI to th pmb k tk )i.!utivo As--cn,(.:y LtMiTATioM or rout vn c.tnt state ir.nEant)iBi Article X' "I thf te sl.u.ti iii -,f tr.c I-;..! - ' Or.-rm uv.w:! rrr.e .uiH-f ilrlt.iid n.' !uliiija in- nm D.-ev j. ik'iii.i'uM f -r the r i' f . t huilii. h:.:1 n. .i :i f r tmsre-.t rtor Rm u; t-l f -i:r per -e- E t t'n a. .. 1 ir. i it; uifpct in tti Sratsjtj," ( .-Roii, in-1 1 . 1 t w p -re ;.i umh pr.r.o.. ij m NO FF;3?EgTY TAS-KG DIRECT TAX m i:,csuASr i,i ma fees V-fcp tlune thn o f.ic!-: in miiul. The prevnt antn license franl rj.-i.Iine tat will pay Ix.lli tlw )ri!ii'i;ul hh:1 iiit'T- -t on a!! thebt'i '.in lef tl.if .tim-nuit -en I, ml will yielJ nn aniui.-.l .-i:rpii:s hsiuet foroa stale liighivuy work. No additional ta;itia:i uf ui.y kind. F0HAL FUf:bS K'JST Zl HATCHED Oropen ruu-t. have Huil'eiert llinhw;. Fu'.dt to n-Htch F'i'-al atwrt :.c;;t.s ir On ivm cannot c.-t the b- iitlif of J ' :i.-r:il :..e 'y fer Vrvsn Eii ! -iwir,;: this coiitU itut iunal limit if I. net ... : itv. )i:: it ifl ir.rwi r. in r t lie r.i.ids ciiii.io! be cMn(e;fd for im.nv. ir-.t v 'yav .or n.u-tbt'SM !v j'iu-ct pninertv tuxntion. Thi lucn- urr :tvjr'a u nVt pr 'i."r-y tw furiUH iti,ays ai.a iiuir;, -a,rly cmip!'-'tiuu pu.-ible. Let's V..i: ro.:ds IjuiilM. Income Iron Pie.'.;;! Soared SutTcierit id Pay F:!r-!?:-I ari laUfeit Tin fict th:st rfVi.wfi f:-rn j:tt" !i-Te iV n-1 ?r s '';re v.. ? .'.o it it ntse'drr " - ! I s i'V t -'.a niii ci..u, at,. I ... r ,r. fl. t-'l n - .kdj. v j I I n1; I't'l 1 !,n.i':li.t rwiwaul itj i ' ffi1?tH M-.; -. j g;8 l;txwi.lr..-u.'iii :t, nti..nl : I i:it T am For lut-TeM 'Ffblw, pn'p! or tiirthn I; f .Ttn'-i.-n, wt.teln OP TOON ROl)8 A N TJ D EVE LOP M P N'T AoriAtOV tTT41 le'stft .lialifcti I ' W Oiiii''gu lt4iiiuaitr4t 311 W.ircttT Itu.i.nr. V. rtun.i, Oi-f o VOTS 3 X YES For 4 Stat Koad Bond Limit .. HJ mil i Poultry and -Eggs WANTED We pay highest market price In cash. Highest market price paid for your cream, no dolays Bring In Your Products Koseburg Produce Co. 501 N. Jackson St. PHONE 27 1 Tnci woven stand coll spring win fence, loop ends, no troublo te spiles Just received car load and hare In tuck the J bar S6 In., I in. stay, II bar is lu 8 iu. stay for hogs; alas 7 bar of.; 9 bur 58 in.; 10 r 4 In.; 9 b.'.r 4 2 in.; 18 bsr 47 in. stock fences, and JO bar 48 In poultry and j '...t teiice. Son wire fence 7 bar -o in. at 3::-: 9 bar 33 In. at 42c Also feve.nl kinds of poultry fence 1- to inencs high. Barb wire ..race t-e and siaplcs. Whits f0i price. 4 ft I t&i'si no - 6 I -"SAs M- i.i .i 4 si vn JOB IS TOO BIO 1ob is too small. i ?' welding line or ui to uc and male cood at. Ut'W that difficult Job of meaiW have despairea oi -fail to fix It right, paf noihlng. We claim that Is no broken machins part- steel. Iron, brass or hm we cannot weld perfectly. Mathews Welding Worki ACETYLENE Wi WnilUSP n, KuH J1 . ntsi , STFARNS & CIIENOWETH Oakland and Yoncalla ft m m - i!tt Spring Styles Select yonr spring styles from osr new arrivals of wools, sentes, U printed crepe de chene and voiles. Wo tUso have la New Spring Costs. The snap and frehnw of Srr'ng And slon In the chic styles and brilliant sres" new fnhrics. They combine esqulsit tats IK-rfoct reliability which stnnips them ss I. ABRAHAM "KTerythlnn the lint"