Roseburg news-review., May 20, 1920, Page 5, Image 5

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CLOSE YOUR -EYES
AND IMAGINE
You Will Never See Again
You May Then Realize
What It Means to Be Blind
Help tha Unfortunate Blind of Oregon
by Providing a Stt Industrial
and EmDloyni9.it. Bureau.
Vote 316 X Yes cn Ballot
State Election, May 21st
This space paid for by Citizens Committee from
fund3 derived from public entertainment in
Portland. Dr. T. L. Perkins, Medical Bldg.,
. Portland, Chairman; Oscar W. Home, Sec'y.
TO THE VOTERS OF
DOUGLAS COUNTY,
OREGON
Tin lower Cnipqua country wl h a population of over 2500 people
and with more Industries than anv other section of the county, has
never had representation on our County Court
The people of this section feel that they should have representa
tion and hare (Tared as their candidate for County Commissioner,
Mr. Arthur Walker,
Mr. Walker Is a good business man and successful farmer; be has
resided In this section of Douglas County over 30 years; ha Is ac
quainted with the needs of this section as well as with those of the
ntlrs county; he Is fair minded, capable, energetic, and will give
you a square deal.
In fairness and justice to the people residing in this section, this
pp.al Is made to you for your support of their candidate.
A. F. SETHER
J. O. WATSON
Vole for Arthur Walker for County
Commissioner at the May primary.
(Paid Adr.). . . ....1
IT PAYS
to consider '"safety first". Fire Loss is a dead
loss. Be prepared with an extinguisher, for
"an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of
cure" and in this age of H. C. L. is worth a ton
of cure, fl We have Tha Standard extinguisher
for both home and car use. This is a powder
form and exceedingly effective. Cost but $1.50
for home size and $2.00 for car size. J Also
have the Johns-Manville liquid gun similar to
Pyrene. It is certainly a dandy costs $10.50,
but is worth the money. A few strokes of pump
allows you to put a stream of "fire killer" where
ever you wish, q Did you know that carrying
one of these in your car would reduce the cost
of insurance?
Churchill Hardware Co.
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Elks Urged to
Attend Parade
The followlug letter has been sent
to all out-uf-town Elks urging theui
to oe present for the opening day ot
the carnival. This letter baa not
been sent to local UIIIb" for the
'strong arm" gang will see that they
are In line and on the job:
Hose burg Oregon, May 19, 1J20.
To All Brother Elks:
Everywhere Within Keach.
Dear Brothers:
Thursday. May I7th. Is the time.
Roscburg (Home of 826) to the
place.
You can bring your own trlrt.
Old 326 Is again calling you for a
Grand' and tilorloua llome-Ooiniii t.
And litsen, brothers this Is to le
cn the first day of Roseburg's An
nual Strawberry Carnival, and th:s
day has beeif turned over to us to
be our very own. Stop and think
what we can do In a day and a
night. Anyway, believe, me, this is
going to be Borne Day. Don't bring
your pajamas you won't need them.
We are expecting you and making
plans for your entertainment. if
you are not here, your life will have
been misspent. Now listen again--there
will be a PARADE that will
make Darnum's look like a one-ring
circus. There will be stunts pulled
off on every corner. There will be
candidates enough to satisfy the
wildest of you. And in the evenln
Oh, Boy listen again: An inltli.
tlon and more STUNTS and FEED.
llav you seen the latest stunt com
mittee work? Have you dined with
our latest lunch committee? Have
you heard our new orrhastra, th:
"Purple Jazz-0-patorn?" Some
bunch! gay, you don't know whr.t
you have missed. You will be busier
than a one-eyed man at a three rins
circus.
- Once more, Listen You are ex
pected to be here EVERYONE Is
coming. We are going to make thl
the .banner afternoon and night of
the year and for all years If possible.
SOME JOB. but we are working.
Committees will bo appointed In
each of the surrounding towns, and
It is up to them to bring the HUNCH
and put on some stunt. You can
figure that out for yourselves but
don't miss It.
We want to make a great demon
stratlon In that parade and want you
to wear a light (preferably white)
shirt and purple necktie. We wil!
have the hats far you.
If you' don't happen to get one or
these letters, and we may miss some,
don't let that stand In your way. Wi
will EXPECT you just the same.
Remember, you must report at the
club rooms not later than 1:30 p. tu.
Remember, the Mummies haven't
had any fun for 6000 years.
Don't be a Diuinmy.
Your committee.
E. II. 8TEWART.
GENE PARROTT,
A. C. SEELY.
c.nr of tiiaxks.
We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to the many friends for all
their kindnesses during the illness
and death of our loved brother, Lot
b. Dlmmlck. and also for the many
beautiful floral ofrcrlnirs.
THE DIM.MICK FAMILY.
VOTE FOR WiHAI 1. OI.SOX OF
JOItTLAXI FOR DKLKtiATK
TO THE KKI'l ltLICA.N XA
TIONAL CONVENTION.
He was formerly a member of the
State Legislature, both In the House
and Senate, and has served upon
the Supreme Bench of the State, and
would make an experienced and
capable delegate.
He will be governed by tne cnoice
of the people ot Oregon.
(Pd. adv.)
VOl" CAM WE IIAl'U
Anything at any time. Wood for
sale. Phone 102. L..R. Chambers
at .McClelland & Chambers' 2nd Hand
Store.
Gosh I How my back aches "
After Grip, 'flu or colds, the kidneys
and bladder sro often affected called
nephritis, or Inflammation of kidneys.
This Is the red Has: of danger better
be wise and check tho further inroads of
kidney disease by obtaining that wonder
ful discovery of Dr. Pierce's, known as
Anurlc (antl-urlc-acld), because It expels
the uric acid poison from the body and
removes those pains, such as backache,
rheumatism in muscles and Joints,
Naturally when the kidneys are
derr.nged the bloud ' filled with poison
ous waste matter, which settles in the
feet, ankles and wrists; or under the
eves In bag-like formations.
Dr. Pierce's Anuric Is msny tlra more
potent than iitbia and nffn eliminates
uric acid as hot tea mells sugar.
MAnERA, Cal "I recommend Dr.
Pierce's Anuric very hishly. I have
suffered for the la.t three years with
catarrh of. the bladder, having tried
every remedy I heard of but without
relief. I saw Anuric advcrllwd In
the paper, and like a drowning man
arabblng at a straw I thought 1 would
try It alio, which I did with reat suc
cess af It relieved me almost Imme
diately, before I had taken all ol the
trial package, and having great eonn
dence In the remedy I Immediately sent
to the drug store and bought s paclcaite.
lean tay to all .suffering from any
disease of the kidneys or uric acid
troubles, try this remedy and suffer no
longer. I have great faith In Doctor
Pierce's reaedles.-b. P. Buiuf.
A Knockout
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CARR'S
Removal
SALE !
Ever Move?!
Quite
job?
Well, we are
yelling for
HELP
and doing it by
naming prices 1
that will move !
part of our goods
before we moveJ
LOOK HERE j
Palmolive 9c
Every card of fancy j
Buttons in our
stock 9c
Fly Swatters 9c
10 Quart Enameled j
Dish Pan 59c
Matches, large box ...5c
Brooms 49c
Star cut glasses, set 89c
Scrim 19c,33c,43c
Cut Glass Vases ...... 29c
Summer Hats, all kinds.
14 qt. enameled dish j
pan 79c
Mercerized Half 1
socks 39c
Imitation Pearl
Necklace 19c
Womcns collars, val.
to a dollar '. 49c
Mens leather belts 39c
Handkerchiefs 6c
Candy Kisses, lb 25c
Toilet paper 5c
Fancy Enameled
Tumblers, set 57c
Vests, all styles,
some 15c
However, come and see
the goods.
Ml
A Variety Store
Henlltne-Moore Conservatory
will present their baby class In
recital at the High School Au-
dltorium stay list. Program
will Include unusually clever
game and dances, beglnnlnc at
7:30 sharp. All are welcome.
News Writer Walks
When Auto Cavorts
Charging up the street In an auto
lase evening like the Light Brigade,
Chaa. Lerry, the Illimitable, glimpsed
a newspaper friend and shouted out
"I'll take you home." . Waiting on
the corner for the autolst to return,
the pedestrian saw the machine at
tempt to negotiate a turn at Jackson
and Washington, where she went u
to the curb and stopped. Then Char
ley did something to- 'er and finally
the old girl started back across the
street and before ahe could be halt
ed went up on to the sidewalk by tb
plumber's shop, while people for half
score of feet each way began to hunt
the tall timber for safety. But Char
ley waa equal to the occaison, so he
,1 , 1 1 .ul tha h rn Ilia hniiv Ih. mnnbnv
j wrench on the safety valve, stepped
on er until ahe took all the gas
available, threw In the forward
clutch, and with a wills she started
diagonally across Jackson street, and
under the deft manipulation of th
driver just slipped Into Washington
street by the skin of her teeth, and
when last seen was bonded for tho
mountain at the end of Washington
going at full speed. I'.ollevlng that
the auto would never stop until she
possibly climbed a fir tree at the
summit, the newspaper man wearily
legged hla way home.
P. 8. Ierry atated this morning
that he did not climb the mountain
that is, he got her stopped before
she got quite to the top.
Twilight League
Starts Play Friday
"Play Ball!" Will you be there
Friday when Mayor Hamilton tosses
the first ball, not over the plate, bti
within a few hundred feet ot the
spot he aims at? There will be sev
eral catchers lined UP to try and
stop the sphere before It reaches the
river bank, and the game between
the "fata" and the "leans" is called
for 2:30, and the big game between
the Christian and Baptist teams will
begin as soon as the "fats have ex
pended all their "breath." Line up
with the big auto parade, headed by
the two league teams In uniform
starting from Churchill's corner at
2:15 prompt.
The Twilight league management
have printed season tickets, good for
all games during the season, except
when special games outside the
printed schedule are played, and
these tickets, good for 18 or 20
games, can be purchased for 12, the
single admission being 15 cent?.
making a saving of about one-third
to holders of season tickets. These
tlckots are now on sale at the Peo
ples Supply store, and will also be
offered for sale at the gate Friday
During the season two games will
he played each week, and some real
league ball will be put on for th
entertainment of our people this
year.
Remember the db Friday, at
2:1 6 o'clock. Season tickets only 12
Throw away your old business
cares and join the crowd for a real
half day recreation.
LOCKLEY WILL MAKE GOOD.
Vote for Fred Lockley for Secre
tary of State. He la thorough fa
miliar with our county. Its resources
and Its needs. He stands for econ
omy and a square deal. (Paid Adv).
AIK OCTAL KKKVICK 1'i.AXXKIi.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 19. A
nine-hour air mall service between
Portland and San Francisco Is un
der consideration by the postofflce
department, Otto Praeger, second as
sistant postmaster general, said to
day upon his arrival here In connec
tion with the contemplated San Francisco-New
York air mall service.
Mr. Praeger said he believed this
route would likely be the first to be
established after the inauguration of
the transcontinental service, which
will prohsbly be about September 1,
It waa stated.
The San Francisco-Portland route
would be more feasible than the
San Francisco-ILrtn Angeles froute,
Mr. Praeger declared.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
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afil Qxn t'lil-fsios-iot DJuimiit.I itrt-m4l
TT--43 l-.r, sratr-1 its til- RlM,.
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SOLD fiV HR: l u! 5 r,r fiW w
MEN WANTED
In the plant and rock quarry
of the Beaver Portland Ce
ment Co., Gold Hill, Ore.
Live in Town with good
board and room at $40 per
month. Highest wages paid.
Transportation refunded to
steady men. Address:
BeaverPortlandCementCo
1 Gold Hill, Oreg oi
STEADY, AMERICA!
Let Us Work This Out Together
Republicans, It Is Up to Us to Elect a Real
President This Fall.
He Must Be the Biggest and the Soundest and
the Most Effective American We Can Find.
Before Committing Yourself
Consider These Facts:
-. Out of thirteen states, where the contest was
between Wood and Johnson for the irutruc-
- tion of delegates to the Republican National
Convention, the elections have been decided
for Wood In nine.
Total Number of Delegates Fledged to Vols for
Wood at Republican National Convention, 321
Since the narrowing; down of the field, the situa
tion is generally diagnosed as follows:
A vote for Hoover, for Lowden, or for.
Poindexter is a vote for Johnson.
KEEP THE PARTY TOGETHER
WIN WITH WOOD
(Paid Adr. by Leonard Wood Campaign Headquarters) '
10TH ANNUAL STRAWBERRYCARNIVAL
QUEEN CONTEST
GOOD FOR FIVE VOTES
FOR
Miss ".
VOTES VOTES
lc Each Contest Closes Sat, May 22. lc Each
lluslnene Ui Portland Doors Taken Out -
Hon. D. L. Eddy left last night for Tho storm doors at the Umpqua
Portland, where he will spend sev-' hotel were taken out this morning.
eral days attending to business j They were put In place during (he
matters. I .'old weather of winter.
ELECTION. MAY 21
STATE RO A
Vote 302 X Yog
For 4 Stats Road Eom! Limit
eHALLOT titli: IS AS FOLLOWS:
302 X Yes
303 No
OONKTrnmOSAL AMENDMENT Rfrrrjd W Oi. people by U
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LIMITATION Ol FOim PFR CrNT ftTVTC tNOCTFPHFSt
FOR PtRMAhr.ft T ROAS.-i'arp.-v T Mi.i S tt-.p 7 ..f
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NO PROPERTY TfiX-PIO PIEECT TAX
NO INCREASE M ALT ) LICENSE TEES
M INCREASE C? GASCIJKE .AX
Keep thesfl tliroo fuels in mind. Tlio present auto license) fees and
gasoline tux will pay Ixitli tlic principal and intiTi-st on nil the bomb
under this amendment, end will yield ;in annual surpliii Itesidco fur otln'l
state highway work. No additional taxation of any kind.
FEDERIL FUNDS Kl'ST CE MATCHED
Orcon munt have ufTicH-rit Hiirhnay to tbIcIi K' llcral flpporti'-.n-
niftnt or Orgon cannot (tct the l,rn:t;t of JVderal avi ry for Or.-m ti ll
Inrrraninr. thin eonntitdtioi.al limit in a nci t Mty. IV. .is !ifr:it in incrca.v.l.
either atMtc road cannot ix coin; Mrd for n.nnv, nunv y.tw, or n.ti: t ! iiiiil.eu
by direct property taxation. Tin iu-wu're avml d.rert pnier(y tn for tat
highways and make cKrly completion jMr..iMo. Let's get I ho nad-1 built now.
Incomt from Tresent Sources 3uffi;i:.it to fay Principal ind Inttreit
Tha favt that rnafj fr-m awttt lir ona If i'rH i!m tu. witrioiit -tm't rrrt rarL
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