Roseburg news-review., May 19, 1920, Page 4, Image 4

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GllKK.V GLKA.MNt;.
The (Ireen acbool closed Friday
evening.
A iullllun-dollar rain would nut go
amiss at title writing. Small gralu is
not suffering, but a lew showers
would luuko a bumper bay crop.
Cluy "Pete" Smith la sporting a
lirand new autotuutille,
irodiic Jluunvr, Jr.. was a wevk
end guc?; of tils sitter, Mrs. tlHrry
V.'lnston. Ho left lor Marshtlcld ou
Saturday to Inspect some land.
Tha Greon Sunday" achool la enloy-
lng a mighty good attendance at the
present time. I-a.it Sunday one.
hundred and lour people were en
iclled In the several classes.
Mrs. John Howard's Sunday s hool
lain gate a bard tin es party at ihe
cliool house Saturday eveniug. The
nttendance whs large and delogu'.iom
were present from Winston way and
.otebr.. The various stunts on tin
m ok nun wi'le well rf"lved and r
"rtPd crcojit upon .Mrs. Howard,
who arranged same. The rostuuiei
worn by those present n rtaiuly wire
mlque. Mr. Kclley of Huberts creek
was awarded first prize. Fini s vein
linnosed uDon everyone present, and
quite a neat sum ol money was real
ized from that source. Light refresh
ments were served.
Hev. Keagy preached a very able
sermon at the s.hoolheuse Sunday.
John Claypool has rented the War
mr ranch, and is getting It up in
ship shape. A good apple crup i.
,iif)iulHed.
Young Illll Pcniberton has pur
hased the Itoht. tireen place, and
hus set the place out to luKunbeiriex
mil strawberries.
A meeting was to have been nelil
to the front
U. late ub-
water, and Incidentally will Irrigate; day from the kitchen
mi Men mm fib . UWWf uu "
Happy ralloy l dln.4 tp become Pln. ng Mntl.
.he ehr;kon raising center of Koug- .m,tlS lc patrons of the
as county. Ccorg.j Burt Is working ni .J'i'."' JL Happy ral-j
hi, incubators 6vertl.no to meet the Wangarry. Roberts ere.
demand for day-old chlx CHW ' forwHpl to a consod.railon of
among the chicken growers la A. r. 'D , "v," ,, districts In the
Hoffman. Mr. Telford. Mr. Carlaon. '' """' chuo1 uistr'eu
. . i ! nanr future
r" ' ""Ssjw.
Mr. Uelloas and Mr. Howard. Over
five thousand While Leghorn hens
will be laired in the neighborhood.
These gentlemen are members of
he On aun Poultry association, and
are doi.tg a profitable business shlp
flng eg tu Portland and other
mints.
There will be an Increased acre
age of broccoli grown in this vicinity
r tie coming season. Russell Hurness
Is gums into the business, and has
IS a n s of gound ready to plant
Harry Winston will plant 45 acres
ro broccoli, while quite a few smal
ler tra.ts will be planted. The grow
ers hope to ship a car uf broccoli
daily from Orvcn station the coin
ing season.
the eighth annual meeting of the
Merry-tlo-ltound club, for the pur
iioho of electing officers for the en
suing year, was held at the home of
Mrs. Clay Smith Wednesday. Mrs.
l. M. Van Horn was elected presi
dent by acclamation; Mia. Lyle Mars
"eis, vice president, and Mrs. Karl
e.-e. ne'Tntarv and treasurer. This
near future.
A good story Is told on a young
ml as of eight summers who In taking
her first history lessons at the Green
school. Kecently she accompanied
her doting mother to Koteburg to
see the sights, and as they passed
the beautiful home of J. H. Uooth.
ihe mother of the young iin.n casu
ally remarked that It was ti e Uooth
home. An air of astonishment cre.it
over her fa e as she turned to her
mother and Inquired if that was tue
man that killed Abraham Lincoln.
JUDGE.
fcLK TON' MEWS.
Saturday evening by the community , Is strictly a non-political social club,
air iiroiiml.ru. but same had to be I however, your reporter learns that
I'oHtponed on account of the hard1 politics are discussed occasionally
tunes party. i pro and con, and that there are quite
M. M. Van Horn l having a water a tew adherents for the gentleman
plant installed on his ranch. He ex- who caused ho many of these good
pacta to have the bouse piped for housewives to string substitutes bake
Elkton schools will be out this
week. Commencement will be with
us Saturduy evening. We exiiect a
tepreaentatlve from the state uni
versity to be with us and give an ad
dress to our araduales. Geary bchau
and Georee Binder.
The fluiiiia season is open attain
and unite a number e)t;eit to do
well financially in catching salmon.
Some mi n were in town Sunday
from Idaho. They were on their way
to Township it. Range a, looking up
a hviuestcad.
Saturday nlzllt. Ed. C.rulibe, of
Long Prairie gave a dam e and sup
per. Many from Elkton attended.
CMS
They used to call a man a "sport"
when he bought an automobile
THAT was before the
days when pretty nearly
everybody owned one or
could, if he wanted to.
There was a lot of waste
about motoring in those days.
A man spent a lot of money
on his car and never thought
very much about what he
was getting in return.
When a man buys a tire
nowadays he has a pretty
definite 'idea of what he ex
pects to get out of it.
The dealer who sells him
one that gives him ess than
he expects isn't likely to get
any more of his business.
That's one of the reasons
why we handle U. S. Tires
and recommend them to the
Se.'ecf your fires ac
cording to the xoadm
thmv hmr to frare;.
Insnmlyor hiilyccuntry,
wherever the g mg is apt
to be h-vy - The U. S.
Nebby.
sovtcom-nxji own usco-piaih
motorists of this community.
The U. S. reputation for
quality is not built on any
one tire.
There is not one standard
for large U.S. Tirr.s and anori
er standard for small ones.
Every tire that bears the
name "U. S." is built the
besf way its makers know
how to build it The oldest
and largest rubber concern
in the world cannot afford
to play favorites in seeking
its public.
IV
Come in and tell us what
you are looking for in tires.
We can probably tell you
whether you need a U. S.
Nobby, Chain, Usco, Plain,
or a Royal Cord.
For ordinary country
mil's - The U. S. CHmn
or Uvo.
For front wheels The
U. 3. riain.
For best rrsults every
where U. S. Roys)
Cords.
United States Tires
HIGHWAY SERVICE STATION
PHONE 333
Roseburg Distributors
Another Royal Suggestion
BISCUITS, BUNS and ROLLS
From the New Royal Cock Dook
BISCUIT! What de
light this word sug-
ize-its. SO lenuer urcy
melt in me mount, "
such glorious flavor that
the appetite is never satis
fied. Ihese are me khiu m
biscuits anvone can make
with Roval Baking Powder
and these unusual recipes.
Biscuit
$ cups flour , , ,
4 teaapoens Royal Baking
1'uwdcr .
teaspoon salt
2 tsblcsi'oons snorfenlnir
w cup mi!K or iimi.
bait ilr
eiit nmllM. flnne. tlsV.lnff BOW-
Or and salt, add shortening and
rub In very liKnuy;
.! n. nut On nOUrt-U
board to about on Inch In
thTkness (handle as little M
possible); cut with biscuit cutter.
Bake in hot oven 16 to 20 min
utes. Royal Cinnamon Bung
VA cups flour
1 tt-aMpoon salt
4 teaspoons Koyal Baking
I-owd.T
2 tablespoons ahortenlng
1 eirie
H cup water
u cup suatir
2 1
I l.n.nnnni clnnamOTl
4 tablespoons seeded ralslna
61ft t tablespoons of measured
suaar ntth llour, salt and bak
Ina powder: rub shortening In
llKhtly: add beaten egg to water
and add slowly. Roll out ft Inch
TOTAL
BAKING
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
'"'. oV-sga.-'S
Hell as tr f Hj
'H Inch Plei.''p,.
"In-" III, t. l cn
cinnamon. Hk, " ' r71
from pau at 0Ilct;,'w nt
Parker Hoa RoI
cups foil,
1 teatp.,,,,, ,,t
l"!rr-,tOW,atH
i4c"upl.;,,:iir',t"r
ning tomnitaPf'w.bon.
dry InKr,,!."'
smooth. Kneaj HhuTo. ""ffl
b.ard am r out Kk"?"-
Cut with blacui cSi,
each circle with
one sljc. of ., CE '
small .,. B u,
part well over th. ,, "
one Inch apart In
Allow to K,ad Hi
warm Pa,. "Srih -T h
melted butt.;ktk
rate oven u to a auaueT-
FREE
Write TOriAT fnr Ik -Koyal
Cook SiV
nienl.. AUreu
ftCYAL nAKIJlO KnTDm m
lis t!K. tm
e Vockusr
"Bake with Royal and be Sure"
Miss Klnia Sawyers, of Drain,
daughter of J. K. Sawyers, is vislt
ins iruuds at Klktoil.
Some time aso Wallace Freyer lost
a valuable dog and offered a reward
of $i.'il) for the dot; or the knowledge
of the one who killed It. A. II. Haines
(nine to Klkton e:rly the next morn
ing and Raid he killed It and received
ihe reward. 11. V. H.
7 SLIP UP
...-p., .nint SL .lSL 1
Get to the Pol s Early and
Cast Your Vote Fof Your
Favorite Candidate.
ISSUES ARE IMPORTANT!
Many McnMiifK I'e-rtiiiiiiiig Strictly
to IH-iil t'onilitions l'p for Coti
Mifleiutioii Selection Mi Strong
I audi, laics in Vital.
"l.est we forget," Friday, May 21, '
is clitlon day. At that ti. It be-!
comes ihe duty of every qualified '
person tu exercise hfs or her Alneri- j
can per. it;, uive by visiting the polls
and culling a ballot for the caiidi- 1
dates and measures most greatly ;
favored, and voting against those I
th'elued to be detl-iiiiental to the city, I
county, slate or government, or to '
all of these units of government.
Many times It has been urged uptm
voters to go to the polls. Ileaim
upon reams have been written in an
endeavor lo urge voters to cast their
ballot;, for Ihe respective candidates !
or issues. But In spile of this fact '
there are a great ninny people, who I
still stay at home on election dny.
In the present weather a.:d with a
holiday in view, it must be admitted
that there is a strong temptation to
Ki) fishing, but in spile of this fact i
nieic sun remains ihe dulyone owes
in one's country and government.
This is a eovernillenl ,-of Ihw nnlu
uie people anil for the ituAnl
"Nothing Ventured
Nothing Saved"
THAT'S the excuse a man advances when he speculitri
Thus does he try to Justify his losses. Hut, In the employ
ment of your money, this motto Is far safer: Tut don
your losses and the gains will take care, of themelvei'
Consultation relative to Investments la another terries it
the I'mpqua Valley Bank.
JOHN M. THRONE, Cashier.
the UMPQIM YRlllVm
ROSEBURG
OREGON
Sv
mi unless the people live up to tu,
important foiin.laiion principle they
l"t" failed nnil have become negli
gent In their duty. Indications at
ins tune are that there will he a
'Iclit vole on election dav. This
.-hotild not i,e. for there are many
"if'eria ir lsi:,,s b, fore the voters n'
'Ins time. A man must be elected for
er""'deiit. 11 B, be a man in
whom the utmost connderce ran he
Placed A man who with steadv,
"rm yet gentle and tactful pow'or
;i" -ake hold of national affairs and
'ring order out of chaos. For that
i-iason li behooves both parties to
iii'iuif.aie a candidate in wliom the
n. .-...s iry iriallficnilons are em
'"!!., I This is done through dele,
gate, el.eted l,v the peoid,, alld lf
'lie peepl.. f..;l ii,d ,.....,, .
. , ' e,'iuein finally
elected may fail tu be the man best
ee. M. ni Itl, ,.e,, f ,h(, hou.
is true also in nih i . !
, .... ulna's sag ,
at the time mue there in ,. i
hlch sink- closely home that d-!
closest attention. " i
h to the jk,1I and vote.
',.,!V'1r-r, ,""'s"r button and get
or all ;,d ,,, r,lai)y fnr
"ark It s your dutr nrf a,. .
get it. " ' "r-
Chevrolet Owners!
STO
Those Unnecessary Rattles.
Let Us Install a Set of
STEWART
Valve Tappet Silencers, Anti-Rattlers 1
(for Gear Shift Lever) Spring
Hood Clamps.
Try a Set and Be Convinced.
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VOTE
FOR
Good Roads may 21
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"The Repair Shop with a Concience
406-408 West Cass Street
PHONE 84
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