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No longer will the plea or Ignorance of the law be accepted from grocers who exact more man the fixed fair price for sugar, according to announcement yesterday by Hall S. Lusk. chief as sistant United States attorney, who Is temporarily fair price coiuuubbIou er for Oregon. "I want to repeat that grocers or dealers In sugar who exact a profit greater than 2 cents a pound are considered by the department of Jus tice to be profiteering and are liable to Indictment under the Lever food control act," he said. Mr. Lusk said Investigation recent ly has shown that one dealer pur chased augur for $18.45 a sack and sold It for $26 because the price In the meantime had advanced from $18.46 to $22. After being haled bo fore the prosecuting attorney this man agreed to refund to the pur chaser all profit taken In excess of the legal 2 cents a pound. "The margin of 2 cents a pound fixed by the attorney-general as the only profit on sugar which the de partment recognizes as lawful, Is the largest margin that grocers have ever, In the history of their business, charged, and It Is utterly unjusti fiable In any merchant to take ad vantage of the recent alvances in the price of this necessity by exact ing a profit based not upon the amount which he paid for the sugar, but on a market price which he has not paid," la the ruling of Mr. Lusk. Buys Liberty Auto Ray Walls, of Elkton. has pur chased a new Liberty Six of the Lib erty Auto Sales Co. Kino Strawberries Received This office on Saturday received a box of the finest strawberries wo have seen so far this season from the I. M. Fletcher garden on Hint bt. They aio of the California Queen va-rlety. 'liters Railway Vail Herri. John J. Keman, for many yoars a Dubllc school teacher in this county, has entered the railway mail service. Mr. Keman will have a run out of Portland. He has Just finished his school at Tun Mile. Rrnubll- Trucks Arrive C. (). Thomas, local dealer for Re public trucks, this morning received i consignment of two carloads of this popular commercial vehlile and will unload them In a short time. t at liuul of Dort Glenn H. Taylor, of the Service jarace, this morning received a car toad of Dort automobiles, which ho inloadi'd today and will place on ale Immediately. Mr. Taylor also handles the Grant Six and llupuio Mle. Enjoy Humbiy at Tiller Mr. and Mrs. 9. C. Rartrum. Mr. ind Mrs. Fred Haynes, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Buhar, B. W. Butes, Ray Young, Miss Carter, Harry Pearce. VV. F. Chllson, Mr. and Mrs. Stod dard and Mrs. Srhnursteln were among the Roseburg people who picnicked and enjoyed Sunday at Tiller. If you have something to sell or -ent try an Adv. In the News-Review. From Portland A. H. Barr, of the A. Ruperf can ning company, arrivsd In Roieuurg this morning from poniano auu will spend a short time conferring with A. J. Ooddcs of the local can nery, and attending to other busi ness matters. Starting New Plant The Draper fruit plant In North Rnscbiirir had been razed to tho imiinil bv Saturday of last week, and starling today workmen will Je- tin the construction of tne new building that Is to go up. The new structure will be one of the best In the uorthwest and will be a great credit to the city. Veti Panama llat Roy Ceilarstroin, who succeeded n knocking out the first home run of the season during the opening same of the twiliKht league Friday, was presented with a fine Panama hat by A. J. Hochradel, the local merchant. The hat was awarded by Mr. Hochradel, who is greatly In terested in the furtherance of the baseball game in Roseburg. Will Show Pictures School Supervisor Street will show hlB Industrial club pictures at Ben son school tonight at 8 o'clock, and followln gthe exhibition a short pro gram will be given by members of he Benson school and P.-T. associa tion. All members are especially in vited, as well as others who may be Interested in industrial club work. Recent sales by G. W. Young Son Include the sale of two modern residences on Mill street belonging to Churchill & Wharton. One residence was purchased by N. O. Michael, f local railroad man. The other wai purchased by Ray H. Buell. Anothel recent transaction was the Bale of e modern bungalow In Alexander'! Addition belonging to Carl Luh matin. The property was purchased l.v F. M. Hultt. NIGHT TRAIN TO MAKSIIKIKMi. General Passenger Agent John M. Scott, who spent Friday in this city, has Just returned from Coos Bay, where he went for tho purpose of establishing a niw night trait. Itti" that suction. The residents of Coos Bay have been tryl,i3 to S'-cure the train for several ye;trs and It war thought at the present time that the travel warranted Its Institution. The train will run three tlmea each week, and according to Mr. Scott will carry two sleepers, the one which was put on the Arst night found not to be enough to carry the traffic. LITTLE KKillT-YKAIt-OMI illRI. IIIKIt Hl'DltKNI.V Elsie Berkdoll, the eight-year-old daughter of J. II. HerKtloll. who conducts a sawmill about 12 miles cast of town, was taken suddenly 111 with convulsions about 1 o'clock this morning and punned awav at 4:30 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Ilerk doll have resided in thin county for the past two years, and have the sympathy of their many friends In tholr bereavement. Funernl ar rangements are being postponed pending the arrival of relatives uuu. Myrtle Point. fr V a r. . ? rtivm .xswarawea I 'II JOE R.VAN Jive Kyim won the prize tur rlillnjj I y man He, a bucking steer helonpnn to a wilil w't bIiow pluyhiK in Denvi-r, ami on top of tliut rewlveil an otfor lo (to Into pk'turfH ns a cowhoy. Tluit iilmlimd uecuml a new type of bud man. He couldn't help plttylng a bail nuin ftir he was bom at the foot of Ih'vll's Tower tn Crook County, Wyo. He hnn lived up to the name of his natal county, p'ayinK the vlc!ous hut rather likable villain. Joe Uyan Is now at work on a serial tu which he will appeiir as both hero and vllluln. The Last Two Weeks Are the Hardest DONT FAIL TO ATTEND CARTS P9 2- A' Ih W tesy in Carnival 217 N. Jackson Draft Evader Still at Large (By Associated Pes). PHILADELPHIA. My 2 Orover Cleveland Bergaoii, tarn wealthy draft aooger, wuu o-aj.. n..n-A,,itliKuioned army offl- . ut. ninthAp'i home here ves- I terday In a hlgh-powored motor car. was still at liberty toaay. uvm n eial and city authorities said that an all night search had failed to reveal I even the direction In which he went. Department of Justice agents de clared they were convinced that : Beigdoll was aided in bit escape. !ARR!i:i 8ATIRBAV. All this Week at 217 N.Jackson Following attractions all under one roof. I Extra sales people Women's collars, values to $1.00. for 49c Glass mixing bowls, set of 5 $1.29 Women's hose, black or white 19c House brooms 69c, 49c 12 qt. enameled dislipan 69c Regular 2-25c toilet pa per 9c Embroidered pillow cases, good quality, pair $1.79 Slielf paper, all colors 4c Any card of fancy but tons in our big stock 9c Pearl buttons, 3 cards 19c Toweling 19c Yd Hat Trimmings ....19c Women's Vests ...15c Fancv Bluebird plates. China 39c S1.50box papers ..$1.19 Fancy star cut tumblers 89c set Plain blown or pressed styles 43c set Assorted China travs 19c Mixed candy 29c lb. Classy men's or boys' leather belts 39c Molasses Kisses. 25c lb. Children's mercerized half sox . . . r. 39c Coverall play suits $1.19 Palmolive 9c Ileavv weight box paper 29c Pearl bead necklace 19c K. M. C. O. K. T., I'ucilla crochet threads 13c Snap fasteners ...3-19c Hair brushes 19c Tooth Brushes 12c Edgar T. Shanks, a well known ntn., r tht cttv. and Miss Ruth ! Wnltcrs were united In marriage at 2:30 oclocK saturaay nueruuuii i :he Newell residence on Fowler street. Mr. Shanks Is the son of Ueorge Shanks of the O. K. garage, and Is at present conducting a Jit-1 ney service In this city. The cere mony was performed by Rev. War- rinuton In the presence oi a iew relatives and friends. The soung ouple will make their home in mm city. . Oet Fine at Cmiyoiivllle Virgil McGee and Vern Moore of rnnvonvllle were arrested at that nlace Friday for racing meir nui. through the town. They were fined 12.50 each. (loes to Portland Dr. W. J. Phillips and family, who have been visiting In Sutherlin dur ing the winter, have returned to ineir former place of residence In North Rend, and Dr. Phillips has an nounced that he will leave wttnin a lima fi, PnHlanH U'hpm the family Intends making their future home. He nns nougnt a nne uuu home near Portland, and will estab ish office rooms In the Selling buUtl lng. In I(T"lnlng Health W. E. St. John, county commis sioner, who has been quite 111 In. Portland for the past few weeks, la fitill under the care of a specialist In that city, but announcement has been made that his complete recovery Is expected within a short time. His serious illness was caused by a com plication of influenza, requiring a delicate operation on one ear. For weeks the patient was in a danger ous condition. Mr. St. John was In tensely Interested In the primary election in this county and kept the wires hot with Inquiries concerning tho outcome of the several races. CARI OF THAXKS. We wish to thank those who so kindly assisted us during the illness and death of our dear beloved mother, and for the many beautiful rlowers. Signed: Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Davln, Mr. and Mrs. John Neilson, Mr. ant Mrs. C. F. Rlundell, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Rlundell, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Olun dell. Cbas. E. Blundell. dAfiltlD (Oil All CiaMltled Advertlnemciita tu Tied new inlay will be tiiund oi 'wt page nmler "New Today" head AKKOPLANES. rOR SALE Aeroplane plans. Bl planes, all standard makes. J. N S. "Eagle" 220 W. Oak St. AEROPLANES Built to order to your own specifications. J. N. S. "Eagle" 220 W. Oak St. BUILT TO ORDER Speed Demon bodies. Drop in and see us. Prices right. J. N. S. "Eagle" 220 W. Oak St. FOR SALE Fine modern racing car. Inquire J. N. S. "Eagle," 220 W. Oak St. FOR SALE 1 pair Jump seats and otner used auto parts. J. N. 8 "Eagle," 220 W. Oak St. AEROPLANES MANUFACTURED Hy responsible Arm, J900 up. "Bristol" tourer and "Cliff" nr. nut planes. Don't overlook our uu special liipiane. J. N. S "Eagle" 220 W. Oak St. WAJfTEB. WANTED fiirl for general house work. Applicants please phone 63 WANTED Wicker baby buggy. Phone 51-J, or call News-Review office. WANTED Waitress at Hotel Unio-qua. WANTED Counter girl at Hotel tnipqua at once. T . Cut Down Your Losses and a. Gains Will Care for TheniseC WHEN people work so hard for their owe it to themselves to spend or invST. ciously. 881 K judi. Loss on one investment cuts down nmfit. the rest p I1U 0 fl Customers of the Umpqua Valley Bank ft , always willing to advise them regarding U' ments. invtt. JOHN M. THRONE, Cashier. F,R SLE-PnTa,a lomobile tinner""11? twu mot WANTED Two neat appearing young men 18 to 25 years of age to travel with house to house ad vertising crew. Will pay top com missions to the right men. Sje Mr. Kent, room S27, Umpqua Ho tel, 6 to 8 p. in. only. cow Hess. Barn. TEAMS WANTED for street grad ing. Will pay (11 for 1 hours. About 2 months work In sight, work to commence June 1st. Ad dross A. B. Gldley, 771 8. 4th St., Marshfleld, Oregon. FOR SAI.EIdTrr--"y. K. Rlt.r,V T Soldiers Home. Hmil" HELP WANTED WANTED HELP Ex-service men and others fur nished employment free of cht.rge. Contractors, ranchers and farmers place your orders with us for help ers. Our services are free both to employe! and employed. Lawrence-Cordon Co., 125 Cass St. Phone 218. FOl . HKN'T BOOKKEEPER WANTED Address ith particulars as to experience. A.. care of News-Review. W ANTED Sheep and hogs to com plete co-operative shipment June 1st. C. E. Banning. Phone 3-i'31. WANTED Experienced waitress, al FoutchWaShCr' APP'y Mrs- 0eo- V ANTED Young man. 18 to 20 years old, handy with carpenter tools, to learn sash and door work Apply to J. O. Flook Co.. If you mean business. ANTED Bids for construction of Prune drier. Must be completed by Aug 1. Material all placed on ground by owner. Blue prints can be seen at N.ws-Rl.w office. R. M. Knight. Canyonvllla, FOR RENT Safety aepwft boxes Roseburg National Bank. FOR RENT Room with batb, So. Main Street. 401 tf FOR RENT FurniBhed housekeep ing rooms, -no children. 814 Win chester. Phone 170-Y. SAFETY FIRST Secui a safety deposit box for year valuable pa pers at the Rosebure National Bank. tf. MISCEIXANBOVb. FOU.ND Hub cap for Dodge car. Owner may recover same at this office. conditio,,, prlc, ,u4r5,eV. Kent, Umpqua Hotel. ' k Bargain I, Uk Z FOR SALE-8e, "Tr ,c.?C,jt S. Eagle," 220 W. Cai FOR SALE Ford toTi first class condition. K J Phone 184-R after t FOR SALE A good vortw heavy single harnesi, J j. nnartoa, Wot L, burg. Phone 389. FOR SALE Two milch totnTZ 2-years old. Earl VcbJ iTiillurtn,, Q, .L ,v VUUUB jui-i. FOR SALE Late model Bnieka in minim inecnantui condition bi nil ou. rise 91. FOR SALE New Font rw . bargain; also Ford delii!fj in fine shape. Inquire limb view. BB GOOD TO YOURSELF Phone 7 and ride. Jitney on the job until midnight. WELL DRILLING R. E. Helnsel man, driller, R. 1, Rosebuig. Phone 3-F5. HOTEL DOUGLAS (Formerly Mc Clallen) Thoroughly renovated, nil new furniture; 84 rooms. $1.00 a day and up. Special rates by tho week and month. TOUR WEEKLY CHECK Limited only by ability and time devoted to selling our trees. Complete line all varieties hAckfnr vmt. Write fnr term Stan l.nma,fl- ately. Salem Nursery Co., Salem, uregon. FOR SALE A 1919 Hind si lng car and a Chnrolet. botl . bargains; also Ford truck. Libertf auiu oaies v;o., jacuol nmi FOR SALE Wood, oak tr ft. -Place your order whiltkirlm Is available; prices htkL 0.1 Rand, phone 436-Y. !ut in corner tommerciu. FOR SALE Milch w.i FW 12F23. wonky TO LOAN 20-year rural credit farm loans, low Interea rate. 920,000 local money to lout. on gooa real estate. First niort gage. Sea at. F. Rice of Rice Rice. ti FOR SALE. FOR SALE! 1 pool labia. J. M. Judd GOOD STOCK SADDLE Cheap; soe It at Henninger'i store, Wilbur, 1 OR SALE Baled hay. W. K Rami Rt. 1, 1 mile east ot town. 270-R ' FOR 8 ALE Dodge roadster, like new. Motor Shop Oarage. FOR EFFICIENT nursery stock for fall delivery, buy from the old re liable, seven years In the business. 20,000 prune trees, and all other varieties, nut trees included. Van sickls, 125 Sheridan. LUMBER Until May 25 1-Inch lum ber, best No. 1 common, $20 at mill. Cleaning up yard for inven tory. 10 cords green 4-ft slab wood free if taken this week. Triple A Lumber Co., Wilbur. Ore. FOR SALE Black oak store wood C. W. Groves, phone 6-F83. FOR HALE Medium sized safe. See It at Foutchea. USED CARS FOR SALE One 8-ly- inaer. (-passenger; also one Foro touring. Motor Shop Garage. FOR SALE OR TRADE Team of iiorses. well broken and gentle. E. 8. Epperly. Phone 12-F13. PRUNE TREES? YE3 A i varieties of fruit and nt M No Job lots. We productilM sold a pointer to ptsssi buyers. The Old Rellibkaf Nurseries. 32 yean in bwt Oregon. FOR SALE, PRUNE TREH FALL DELIVERY 4 toll 3 to 4 ft. 25c. 2 tolftlfeW pay more. Write, If I total on you. R. L. Ellis, RoieMil FOR SALE Good farm of 171 acres un 1.00s uay highway. No agents. Lock Box 25. Camas Valley, Ore. FOR SALE 1 Inn nlfr inoil truck, also Studcbaker touring cat good rtga. 0. K. Garage, Win chester Su FOR SALE OR RENT Modern room bungalow. Phone 881-X. FOR SALE 23 hens. 2 roosters. ISO-egg incubator and brooder. Price $70.00. J. O. Metsker. Mel rose, Oregon. i.at Dnnv t.'nnnf8inwi mill ends, cement, linn, a Btorace. transfer. H. i. Phone 128. FOR SALE Largs t0M9J shows all R. R. P"J lands open to entry, M F. C. Krear, county urn Roseburg, Oregon. USED CARS 0. K. OanP J"' large number of dlffersnt a Prices snd terms to inttfOBP' ket book. Call and w monstrate them to yost mm tion. Geo. Shanki kj FOR SALE In" a live toi hotel Is badly nedfd; room hotel buildlM, every respect; im proved l Beautifully located. IMT patronago sure If rii ' to date manner. Building tt class rep.ir. Will fell W than building co.t "fL" 1912. although lt,r"J!; hsv. more th.a MbM since that time. handle deal, remsindsr dsia time payments. Come -. proposition over. Knott, Glendsje. Oref". FOR SALE Residence r west half of two ' a and Stephens St... sides; house warmly tlally built by owner, lals, in first class fp tains large front JJ hall, large living room. good sized dining roo. ? closet, bath-room, WJJ,. built in: bath room b tures; back porch porch sctoened "-,a second floor, three l rooms, lavatory '' and attic spc screened. Full !' J holds a car of '" cement: heated 'Jtiai hot water, very chwpIT House Pla-t"1.. H-rf . . n re 1 shingled, r'" Testout roses, bej a bery. best ri'? roses on house and Pjr , Ideal nomvi
