Roseburg news-review., May 20, 1920, Page 4, Image 4

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LETTCBS FROM THE PEOPLE
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Ua, toe notea auuior
Idah MSGlone Gibson
K.UU, 9 LKTTKH.
0 CITY NEWS &
Arundel, piaao tuner. POons lSSUj
Podge louring- car for sale
cheap. Five good tires. Ad-
& ,ir... v o R.ji 963.
Wa ub and polish carl at Vet-
tan a garage.
fprella Coraenere. Clara Corum.
' Pbona. 403-R. Ill W. Waab. tf.
Wt pay the highest price for Cas
- eara bark. Berger's Bargain Store.
Poultryroen get your kale plants
I from Earl Vosburg, 702 Fullerlon,
tOe per 100.
Vole for Fred Lockley for 8ecre
.! tary of Stale. He la short on prom
'' lea but loaf on performance. (Paid
Adr.).
Wo pay the highest price for Ca
e.ira bark. Birger'a Bargain Store.
Jnie-sulphur spray, sulphur foi
fertiliser, sulphur for plant dusnug
lime In Bbls., arsenate of lead, black
leaf foty. L'mpnua Valley Krull
( nlon.
We are now serving lunches, and
our bre-akfaais are the very otfal
Dnn'l furiref the food thlnea thai
come from our s.ida fountain. Our
candles are always fresh, - and wf
make our own plea ana cakes. Jim
rv them. The VnrlPleaf. CRM St.
mm&BQf rcs&fw decay
(3M I psin right eway with -
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HE life, the valve, the beauty of your home,
. depend on the care you (five it.
Weather-beaten and warped siding, cracka
and open joints are forerunners of decay.
Many property owners ner'ect to look for siirh
signs, judging their houses and buildings by general
appearances only.
It is good business to make regular inspection of your
property, and to use paint of good quality, which is the
purest preventive of decay.
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I Look t o a 7
After reaching homo I made ex-.si-s
to liiys-if for not road inn Karl
'. in .lard's ku.r. Ii. f:i t, 1 hung up
nv -'at wfhmit taking it out of the
pocl.et, and yet 1 was consumed with
euriosity to know what was In It.
It's very human to turn an en-ilon-
over and over in your hand
rnd wonder what the U tter contains
when It would be the easiest matter
in I he world to Ju-t own It and read
the ui:slve Uut with me there was
something over and above mere
-urlosl-y. 1 really wanted to kuow
Vhar K;irl Shenard had written, and
yet I did not think It was quite right
for me to read another oem snih
as he had written me the last time.
It was too personal.
Filially when I could make no
more ei'tises to myself I took out
the letter and read: "If you only
knew, my dear Kaiherine, hi.w much
pleasure I get in sending my thoughts
tn you. you would nut allow any
Puritanical prejudices to stand In
the way of reading them.
lU'ivon fur Ills Jiy.
"Hnw do I know that you have
prejudices against reading them?
Why. my dear. I know you. 1 know
you perhaps better than you know
yourself. 1 know your lo.vr.lty and
steadfastness to John and because
of It 1 am not quite sure that you
will ever read this letter; and some
times I do not care if you never do.
The Joy I am getting out of it is the
Joy of sending my unexpurgated
thoughts to you.
'l have learned. Kaiherine, one
wonderful thing about you shall I
p.-.y friendship? and that Is that
there Is really much more happiness
In giving love than there is In re
eivjne It. Much as I would like to
know that you arc well, that ou are
happy, and that you "are thinking a
little tiny bit of me occasionally, I
would rather that I would give up
ho sound of your voice of your
nearnes than the wonderful Joy of
my dreams about you.
I am out here tonight In I.otus
land mv dear Katherine. all the way
rfown the Nile. Lotus are In bloom.
The whole river is creamy white with
he blossoms, and the moon turns
h.-m at free to silver and then to
opal as it flirts with them caregsin-
hhind the clouds. r one
ees an Eevptian moon anywhere
Ise on earth except riEht here and
I am not alone, because you are with j
ne. More with me than you ever
Acre, when 1 was close beside you j
n that occidental latl of youth and i
energy.
1 thank the fates every day that
I had s'ept the earlier Part of mv '
life In making money lots of moojy
I because 1 am afiaid. if 1 were no.
blo to indulge in my dreams now,
that my buatm-sa would sunVr grtai
ily. I am smiling at myself, dear.
when I think what my fnenus woui.i
My if tliev could look down in my
heart and find the trend of my mind
iheee days. Kvery one of Ihein woul.l
ihink 1 had gone i.nd.
"You aee, 1 have gone thouaind
of miles away from you Just to find
you; and I am eiijoylns every -nun
rte of It out her alone with you to
il IK Ii'.
"You know I ciin't picture you
back th. re in the little country ch':
w: ere I first met you. cr even walk
ing the sleepy s-reet uhieh you have
so often described to me as dividin.
the town where you were born. In
stead I see you here, silting bosld
me. In one of these oiiccn rattan
chairs, with your eq lislto profih
outlined again! the moon-lishted
rky. 1 am a fno'b'h sort of a creat
ure, am I not? Hut honestly. Katn
orlne. I believe other men are Jus'
as romantic, just as idealistic as I
am when they find 'he one woman
and vet some way they are aha:ne.l
to tell It. I don't think I could !el
all this to anvune but you. Indeed.
I do not think that I could even teil
It to you. I ran onlv write ni
dreams, not knowing whether voi
will ever read them, and so I am en
Ing to say 'good nisht' anil, just si'
here In the moonlight with you be
side me.''
Footlmll of Fate.
I wonder if fate Is always taneline
up the threads of other people's lives
as she does mine? It is my destiny,
ft seems, never to pet a letter from
Karl Shepard. hreaililng the most
poetic devotion, that I do not re
ceive one exactly opposite from John.
Is fate Joking or d'les she want us
fully to unders'and the difference be
tween a husband and a lover.
While I had been away a special
delivery letter from John the let
ter I had gone to meet had passed
me by and Hannah had re-etwd it
and placed it in tny room. I did not
notice it when 1 first came In. my
thoughts were so taken up with the
envelojie in my po.kot, b.it now as
I went to place Karl Shepard's letter
in a drawer 1 s.iw .li hu s ;i ( .
the dresser.
It was in a !uincF3 envelope and
It evidently had been written from
rn office in the oil fields, for It
reeked with the odor c erue oil,
from greasy smudges upon it. As I
tore it open 1 had a feeling of be
ing a spectator at a play', so coincl
dently had letters from these two
men been coming to me lately.
Tnrncms- Ited ew.
F.I.KHKAI 1TF.M1.
Fd. MiCrarken is wnrkin; for Ted ,
Modee in Scotts valley. j
Mrs. Eve Oider, of Yoneulla, and j
Mrs. Bessie Ford, of Vs."hin'Con. 1
are visiting at their parents' home,
Mr an4 Mrs. Woodward.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Pugh visited
Miss Maybetle Shortridge. of Lon
don, last Sunday.
Rev. Cartel, of Yonalla. preachtd
:n the church at E'.khead Sunday.
Bobby Campbell is back to his
qrindparei.t, Mr. Cross, after sev
eral weeks visiting with relatives.
Mace McCraeken is working at the
quicksilver mine.
Several families were In town tc
Yopcalla to the funeral of Earnest
Thompson.
PROFESSIONS ORf
MRS. F. I. OWBX Cut-Flowers
Phon. HO 403 W. Csss
DR. R. P. RRAInFORD n.'E
Chiropractor. West Rosnburg
Phone 40F4.
PR. CMIK K. AIJ.F.. Dentist at '
131 Perkins Building, Rosburg 1
Oregon. Office Hours: to 11 s
nv 1 to 6 p. m. Phone 65 ,
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If you have something to sell or
rent try an Adr. in the News-Review
DR. M. H. I'MTUm Chiropractic
Phys.ctan. tit W. Laru St. Elec
trical treatmenta. Hours 9 to 5
Phone 15J
Office Hours: 1 to It. I to 4.
Phones; Office. 171: Res., 171.
UK. LLCLTf A SMITH. PHYSICIAN
Women and Children Dlaeasea a
Specialty. Office. Masonic Building
.ook I'd a
FCI.l.ER DEALER
in Your Town
Sheet MetalWork
OF ALL KINDS
J. H. SINMGER
llfl V.Sh STKKKT fHO-VK
A New Flour
with an old name
"Pride of Dou2Ias"
40.. HARD WHEAT .
giving the flour the sweetness,
arotra and nut-like flavor of
the wheat.
Try this Home Troduct.
Koseburg, Ore.. May 18, 1920.
Editor News-Reirlew:
1 ssw an editorial In your ppCT
recently giving a plan tor making a
ve city tliul 1 thought was a fine
idea, it wua a plan for getting ideas
Iroin the people at large by the use
of printed slips to be dlatrlb.ilvd
among them calling for suggestions
retarding the welfare of the cliy. An
artlile on the front rage of your pa
per of Jiay 17 asks "What's the mat
ter with Roseburg?" 1 want to Bay
ihst the main trouble with Koseburg
is that the will of the people of Roso
burg is not being carried out. Yean
:go the people of this city voted
S.'JO.OciJ uuiids for the construction
of a municipal light and water plant.
Why didn't we get It? I want some
body to answer that question. Why
didn't we pet it when one dollar
would buy what three dollars will
buy now? For years we have wanted
a city park. At last a public spirited
citizen offered a beautiful park Bile
to us absolutely free of churge and
seems to be having a hard time to
get our city duds to take It.
It is proposed now to make the
pi blic buy an aviation Bite. This
proposition Is backed by a deter
mined set of business men who will
rtap whatever benefit there Is to b-.
gained by such a site, and they want
the people to foot the bill. The peo-
le who would defeat that measure
are the ones that have the best in
terests of Roseburg at heart, and!!'
their will is carried out we will havi
a bigger 'and better city, because the
city will be full of boosters lusteid
of a discontented populace. The peo
ple went to the polls and cast a solid
vote for a railroad and sawmill but
we couldn't have that. It seems we
er.nno! have anything that will mnk
for a biggor and better city. The
aviatlor site would lie a fine thing on
1 aper to spread broadcast over the
world but that's all. It would brine
moro people here to Join the dls-"on
tented lot that Is here. The busi
ness men would get what loose
bange ihey had and the purpose of
;!ie aviation site would have been
.tried, but the prosresslve citizen.
of the city do not look with favor on
a proposition of that kind.
It is claimed airplanes are practi-
al as forest patrol, but we have es
trbllshed lookout stations with tele
phones throughout the forests a!
it-eat expense, and they are the most
efT'"'" means of detecting ard re
ertliu a fire there is. The "pro-
;.-e:sivc" rumens who are so anxious
:. r att av-a.rn field ace cs refill not
o mention the huge continual ex
pense nf maintaining an aviation
'. Id after It is once established. Let
he business men buy the Ilanan field
if they want It so bad. They co:ild
'o It and not miss the monev. The
same argument applies to the tour
'st rami) grounds. Nobody wants the
camp grounds ex.-ipt the business
:mn. Thpy want It for the new dol
'ars it brines In and nothing else,
r.et them furnish the grounds. The
ity dads have already appropriated
-."0 from the city treasury for th
'euefit of the tourist and are Just
waiting to see If the people will stand
for It to squander a much larger
nm on it and lack hundreds more
on fnr an annual upkeep. ;)on't be
for.bd. I say vote for something
that will make for a bigger and bet
ter city. Vote for a municipal light
:ni w.iter plant: Vote for the inter
ests of the people at large. Instead nf
bench of men that are so anxious
to add to their dollars.
E. E. MORGAN.
I
tVomen should be taught by those of exneri
.... l-"" " nicer lieailil. Intel T
happiness, succesa and attractive hornet furT4
be attractive or happy with a despondent r.?
wife and mother, suffering from the ills peculiar
such as displacements, ulceration, inn-amtC L'!0'
ties and the consequent headaches, backache. atiT1
down pains. 4 "Jp;
It U sn.-h women who should listen to common t
and when such symptoms nppear try tliat mm? :'
of all medicines. Lydia E. I'ilAih.un'a VetSlfrSf1
which is made from roots and herbs at.3 confafe
cotics or harmful drugs, and which for more than fcV,
has been restoring American women to health.
Here Is Proof.
R05ERUKG
MYRTLE POINT
MARSHFIELD
AUTO STAGE
0EPENDON CCO0S
LI
fe.'
Summer Dress Goods.
Beautiful designs in figured and
flaided Silks, Voiles, Georgettes,
ongees. Klaxons, Crepes, Ging
hams and everything for Sum
mer wear.
FURNISH I NCJ FOR MEN WO'iUN AND CHILDREN.
Mail Oracrs Filled Promptly ana SatufjclorDy.
I. ABRAHAM
DRY GOODS STORf
121 N. Jarkoxa at.
Ihne 1IU
WARNER'S RUST-PROOF CORSETS
M. A. BULEY
CONTRACTOR
3'j:ldi Anyt'iing First
class ws)i k. Let me figure
with you. Box 304, Resi
dence 305 Douglas St.
Iere r.o bun. dnr et 11) a. M.
Leera Mertle foml, 4.1T , jo A. !
Connections at Myrtle Point
to ana trom ilarshfleld. Co
qullle. B.,niion and Powers.
Fare $6.48, Including war tax.
ReserTations at main office,
05 Cass St., near depot. Phone
303. or I'mpqua and Grand ho
tels. Rapp'a store.
TAYLOR & CLINTON
'OOW O0OKHrXOOOOo5
i Fence Fence Fence
i
Auto Owners!
We woalil be pletmed to teel
foar
Batteries Free
at any time and aire joa ernert
adrlr no the CJirr of rWilterl.
When pnrchMlna: new tkirle.
lea ptrt cur price. We ran nte
you money.
MOTOR SHOP GARAGE
Ml N. Jarkann St. Rrwbiiri.
THE BEST
Prlnki of all kinds Coca
Cola. Root Ber. and all flar
ora of Soda Water. Order by
the ease.
ROSf&tRG Dm m SUM WCEXS
PHONE 186
Poultry and Egs
WANTED
We pav highest market rrice
In ranh. H:ghet market price
paid for your cream, no deiaya.
Bring In Your Products
Roseburg Produce Co.
501 N. Jackson St.
phone m
Para woren steel coll spring wire
(nce. loop ends, no trouble to splice
Jim received car load and have in
nock the S bar X In., 8 In. stay, 10
har 2s m 8 in. stay for hogs: also 7
36; i bar 39 In.; 10 bar 40 In
bar 42 In.; 13 bar 47 In. stock
ferine. .nu 20 bar 48 In poultry and
al-bit fence. Soft wire fence 7 bar
i In. at 33c: bar 39 In. at 42c
Alw several kinds of poul.ry fence.
'o 73 inches hlch. Barb wire
hrace wire and staple.. White foi
pricea.
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STEARNS & CHENOWETII
Oakland and Yoncalla !
Cokenberry, ria. I had a tumor
and Beu.'errd w.tli a aevere pain in
my r'iit ti.le. 1 cuiU not suwp to
fasle-u my shous and was not aUo to
de luy woik. 1 went to lUe eluclor
and he gave me ulii:ine ami Uhd
Die to suy In bed for at least tiften
divs and not even to lift a twiiu of
Wiiler till 1 could giein str-nth
cnoQh to be oerated ou for I never
tronld be well without It. 1 re-nieiii-bered
one of my aunts vho had be-en
iii the same conelition and wascun-d
by your medicine so I took I.y'lial;.
1'iaKham's Vegetable Cnmpouid
and got well completely. The tumor
has disappeared and 1 am able to do
anythiti 1 want to do. 1 recom
xneud your medicine to try friends
and you can publish my testimonial."-
Mrs. 8. K. lttH,i.rji, Box:
111, t- okeslicrry, t a
Wak-n5M.S.-IH,a
ev-r.nddi.iM.JJ1
will, inwll. l.uim,"'!
hl chills a:td nituinjn"1
Tomil at llMt till iSlS
Ins i.wsy for many ,un
did mi'ol-o,11,a10L11!:r
turn, riaallyaiyaaka,,
ot m-init fie su:l-r UT
ta..l(..n ;i04 ItMBfcl,"
mo rW.t ajr, ihn 1 ftbi
J'okhams VetmU Cina
JMl'j v: h-ok nTtnlboi: s,
I fi-el ju-.l tie li the ta,,:
surely U s won.ler'nl tutrat 1 1
toid -STer.1 UJiis tocn
meeliri:ie r.A yoc C4D in
moEiJ." Mrs. Juiirt Lfta !
R No. 1, Beel 4, ffsfcili;.
bras.:
I'neiucsUonubly the Rest Remedy for Womaa'i Db b j
Er LyUIA C.PiNKHAM MEOIC'IE CO, t,YNWt'i4fcS$.
fmmTfan-UMfrmtmilll TTllsf aTauflaTJanrrtrT all litaHslilfc
0 CITY NEWS &
We will pay more than anybody
uku trip v.,. A.I. n,A f.w
' - "J . . . J 1, 1 UiUII.II, HOIK ... U IUI
prlco before selling. Berger Junk
Shop. Phone 182.
AsulHiant Slate Highway EnglneeT
J. C. Mcl.eod arrived in the city last
night and -remained over today look
ing ovrr the roads In this vicinity.
' Dance .it Myrt! Cmk H
May 21st. Ott's orthota
J t:n :;!icnb lubtohl
lihe city court for isi3 1
contribtiiion to the citju
15.
Mrs. S. H. DIckeM!
and Mrs. Sadie Cole,I
.li e visiting In this dnlW
of the former's ii.ier.fcM
SimiuilkiiT. They wiliinatl
city several weeks.
Our Family Laundry Sere
WHAT IT IS
A help that will simplify yonr particular wsshdif r"!
inch Is our family laundry service. Our driver calls f!l
11 ft. 11- -. 1 ..... . . . . , '11 J. HIT Stl
ur uuuuw bl a uenniie nmo eacil weeK, auu i
lng in our customary considerate and sanitary "
Wrf
ROSEBURG
--rar- steam um
WE SELL "
Edison
MAZDA LAMPS
Douglas County Light and Waterlj
A SLIGHTLY USED
V2 TON TRUCE
All' Hardwood Body. A Good W.
J. F. BARKER & CO,
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