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Th AocluUd I'nsd U v'li!ll
fciititU-d to the use fur iiibi. ration
of all new duiathi-a .ril.ud 10 r.
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pajiwr w also the local ntwi pub
l.aheU herein. All r.KM o! republi
cation of 8iel;il dlnpatt lies herein
are albo rettfrvt d.
Kntored as sveond-cl :! niattei
May 17. l-:0. at the poht office at
TTh. htirK. Oregon, uridi r lh Act ot
March J, I Si!.
IUm-1mii-k, Urrtiim, May HO, IttiiO.
(INK lWi;it MiWH VliAK
L'ndouhti dly the trend of then,
tiiiu a iti ai the oie-t;ii)-r ul -'iliu
following article is t.iKu iroiii
th baiutoKa SpriHKa tN. Y. Saia
A SaruloKiau canvam made a
liuunt to linuu sur.cy in iiann. 'I'm
jc.uilt ot ttilH lift v c MiKatioil, ill I it'
al thiH office, where it tan in- in
i, -(( il by anoiif hu su c ue., .--how
thai ail the homed in the my Hhen
u n wputir is read, iln r' an -1 i
iti into v-ii.ti the Saruuiui. dot?
not eat-r. (t some thene aie oci ct.--loiiul
iiiil not. regular icairH. .Natui
JUlly. the irsuiu hriiiK d - p K.ut.U
tation to the ouoiiip uud all Uiu::t
(.OUIie. led Wiltl II.
"In iifWMpaper cinhs the plir.ie
'i ne pa;.er ciiitu' is cuminoiir iu-an-intf
tnone coiiiniunities in which onl
one ni'WHiaifr is printed or in whicii
one 1h ho widely lead an to nival I.,
ow-rtovvt-r any other. At the i-iviu
conv nijari of the A hum n un News
paper I'tihliKhers' urism iatmn in Nw
York City il was repoi t-d ihat 4 j
out of ;.o nth-s in Mulligan are "um
paper cities." '1'his has Ixeu i;iadu
ally hroiiKht ohnut Through the tieoci
in the tlmt'H and the font of opera
tion.
"An unexpected sefinel tu this de
crease In Hie nuuiher of newspapets
In these cities has Ihm-ii an Increase
In the finality of mm m unity " effort .
efvic pride and co-operation. It wa
Rtated that latel, civic tiualblh
h:ive hen minh Ihh rreiiint in
Michigan lecaii:.e it has heeii round
where mote than one newspaper it
In the field, the newspapi-rs are con
Htantly attempting to Justify (heir
reason for existence hy wi.tiii; upon
every possible opportunity to take
opposite sides of a. public motion
and to foment a discussion for the
fielf it-h reason of iiHTtnnini their
readi-rs. When no mi h r nson -x
ltt the civic s'.rike ban generally
ir.ded"
Bume of the fellowa who have
ot $10.00 locked up in Bilk ehlrts, -.till
soon le askins to borrow $19.0u
tr rvav thfa lfiUdlKtlV. r
IflO peopio who lire uunuii m.
will want more suw-
thalr money
HtautiaL fiul
come.
when the cold days
AIRSHIP LINE
Plona duet. Hertha Pfntney nd
Hazel Hiukle; last will and testa
l'lfiit. ( lure (Jeiaes; pri'en:atlon of
0irt whl. h foriiiSted of ctaftStC
plctur. to the amouDt of I AJios
Vernna KohlbasiO, class prasldtct;
...itdiun uira Amw lioiklns,
incident lit the Junior ?lajs: class
i.n.ir in- Um l'J'20 L-raduat-s. The
wt.nls HMd mMnli- tn ttil n w.-r-toth
compostd by Muriel Hunt, one
of the moist talented musicians in
the class. Iurini; ti' iiruyrain the
-,hts Ki-ip out fir a sh.iri nine, but
:n iniTcm i-i pro-tarn "f hhikh and
lor-.-ns rilled the tune. T.'ie audltnr
Imiii hs luaiitlfully arranKed with
purple and white lloner.i. and larm
JO s, di-vi lcp' d m the n:une colors.
Dirgibles Will Carry Passer,
gers Between New York
and San Francisco.
HELIUM uTbE USED
I'm-m iiI 'ot of lit-liiun In Ten Time
lluit ot li)duisen, bill II Will
lie I -fl tr l.iili.i;; I'ovur
Will liuild I'lanl.
The American l.evlon wei kly tells
f a soldier monument in a Louisiana
town which has c:trvcd hi the pol
ished jciaiiite on one face the name.
of the town a city conm-il and on th
oi her llm nnines of the hiiildnu com
mittee. A few w urds on the front
tell That It is a soldiers' memorial.
The hrclon Weekly quite rightly
nks: "Who won the war. anyway?"
I'hu your eyes Instead of your
heels. Scan th News-Ueview classic
fied ads aiid select your new home
Poift walk the gin-els luoklnK for
signs.
Pointed toed shoes miKlit he handy
If kicklns a hook aent out of doors,
but it would he difliculi to find oili. i
1-1 a 1 1 1 al tisiK for them.
So far no uat.on tii.it p.int Us coal
heavera mote than i Us s hool lea. h
crs ever rose to a Icaderiio in the
arfaiin of men.
CAUlIkllJCK, .iass.. May 26. A
tiiiiKiole uirahip line lo vtinw in
,.hUl.ii' p,!- I-m'I' H'Mlce miwicl
.SfW ot k and Sim l-'raiicibco ih a
(tmj i t in whi h Hi'! war Uepuriinent
.iiiciais wtiuiii like to interest cap4
al, wiili a vi. -w to IiuViok an air fleet
mm" iliai' ly available in cu:e of w;ir,
icionlij: to Pio essor liarvi-y N
.avio. ol Harvard Lnhersiiy.
(rolt'h.ntr 1-iiivis is enj:aKd in t
.nil noik en In I aim kh lor the d -,.artiii
in, and is d' sinniiig a p!anl
(e ImiiIi ai l.anthy Field, Va., where
;he fj(pnsie nas afier use In the
jiiliiaiy hmhier -thaii-uir cralt may ie
vasiied tl' t of impui it le.s and used
in. ,iri. Fsiiu.ateH h Colonel Wlllia-u
. H iiFl.y. of the war department,
indicate thai it will he possible for
pa.s htxeis io p hy airship overland
ai a co i er aiiuu: G cents a mile, at
.l pe d of Us to To miles an hour.
"The advi lit of tne aitship as a
reguhir passi ng t cat rier is much
nearer than many persons in th is
ouutry realize," said Mr. Iavis. 'I
hail he mit prised If the coiniiiK
. uniiuer does not see a line of air
ships in operation hy an Knxllh
lin.i letweiii the I Uited States and
the liritlsh Ihs, and I have mo
douhi whatever ttiat a year from now
vill see regular weekly sailings,
"lly the use nf helium all dangei
f disaster from explosions such as
iiavc wrecked hig haltoons filled with
hydrogen will he averted. There will
he no fear of ignition of the gas hy
hiiMeis, lighting or sparks from lh"
etiL'ine. In fart, it Is pointed out.
In engine may he placed Inside tli
titer shell of the diri;ihle. and that
except for observation purposes no
car need be carried outside the 1U
hag."
While the preHent cost of produc
ing helium is about ten I linen that
f hydrogen. Professor Davis heliev 'rt
hat deVelepMH'tlt of (IS lua tl U tact 11 re
vill result in a cheaper product.
'I'liutu will be used io furnish ihe
1 : T itiK power in the ".011,000 dirl
"ible which Ihe navy department , x.
lects to obtain from an Knglisu
Manufacturer soon.
RV. M. .NW,, ft l
a-'e.. owner noil traiiwr of
fine inil tints hor-?s who a
lanhie nut him right ba k rn hi
feet at"'", after lie had lieen In
Imil ht .lili tor over a year, lie
cl:ire he is edlii; like his old
4 If now.
Motorcycle rulcis should occasion-1
ally slow down to a mile h minute. I
eo they can get some idea when- tiuf
ere goiiiK. j
Class Day Program
Given Last Night
The ar.h'i il rlas da proiam o!
the giaduallllg clas vas u 1 v .mi in
:he auditorium of the icoselmi g
h.igh school last night, and was wit
nessed hy many I rionds and rela
tive) oT the graduates. The basket
ball letters Were pres.nle,! to the
members of the girls" team winning
them this year by .Mi-s ti lth Aimi
ilson, of the ma: hem a 1 1 s depart -
n.enl. Those recemii; (lie biters
were Vernita Kohlhaneti. limit lim
Iiett, l.uetlle Myers and Kose Itris
bin,, The class d.:y prncr.iiu itu'tnded
ihe following numbers, I'iano solo,
Hazel Minkle; class his-1t Mildreil
I'lack; class prophecy. Teka Havnes;
class poem. Hairy HaltT. violin and
"For the past year or more 1 have
t ot been ruiit physically; I just
'didn't feel good at all, but last April
l-'L'nd I had an awful attack with my
tomach which nearly drew nie up
I unci I have been worse ever since.
1 "About Ihe best way I can describe
I the way I felt is to say I was just
g-weary and alt In. I really did
trot have slnngth to keep goini? and
.'I gave up all idea of trying to work.
I for a long while I had no appetite
(hut would eat anyhow though my
I fond never seemed to do me an
I food.
I "I could go to bed at night and
ould sbep but apparently did not
'lest for I would get up just as tired
' as when 1 went to h.-d. I got so I
I ould searcely go a blo.k but what
' I would have to slop and rest.
J "Well. I read about Tanlnc oiu
; day and that reminded mo that a
(friend had spoken about Ihe same
medicine, so I got some and began
!to take it. I had been taking it
(about a week when one evening, nf
t 'r siip'ier. I started to walk and he-
lore 1 realized it I had walked up
to First street and back, about 1 1
1 Mocks, and never felt it at all and
f'tu 11 I realized that the tonic was
I helpful me.
j "I have talei four bottles now am!
I am Just feeling real good again. 1
I ':'! able to bo hack at the Fxposition
'Stock Y-irds everv day and have jurt
I as much ouei gv a 1 ever had. I ge
I ep refreshed in the mornings and '
1 have a real appetite now which
(makes me enjoy three good toiiare
( n.eals every day. Anyone who need'
'a good tonic will certainly ho pat if
I lie.l with Tanlac and I am glad !
recommend it In my friend" "
I The above statement was made re
I criitly hy II. A. Ib nnison, n well
I known owner and trainer of flm
,fr"j,.lr horses, reading at No. I'll
' Kast Mb St.. I. os Ang les, ('al. Mr
'I'ennison has lived in California foi
I "J yours; he is (':! yeras of age and
I has followed his present line of busi
1 ness for ::t years. He is well known
t on the Pacific coast.
, Taul.ie is sola in Hosohurs hy W
I V. Chapman, and by the load in
1 e ru gu 1 s t in everv town
Come To
ROSEBURG
U-.hh For Purtlana
ills Ida Fenton and uncle. Oeorg
Aijiuoiiv? wliu nitnt lant IiIk'U t tbo
LniiiJa hulel on their way trom
uhlcniia to their liome lu Indiana,
l.-it lliu uioriilug lor I'oitianil.
Double
Attraction
ROSEBURG
CARNIVAL
and
CARR'S
REMOVAL
SALE
worth Your While.
Before we move
to our new loca
tion,we are giving
special prices to
reduce our st( cV.
You save money;
we save moving
the goods.
Special prices on
Glassware
You save on
KITCHEN
NEEDS.
Our Clean-Up on
Stamped
Goods
'3 OFF.
We save you
money on
Hosiery and
Underwear.
Buy Now Your
Notions, Stalion
ery,SummerIhits and Tnmmings.
Si
I (.in". In OakliUKl
.llns Certruilo Dolaii
moruiiiK for
'short turn'.
ell
left this
Oakland to auend a
Mind Doliiu, who la ai
ai nurse, liu been eiiKaged for a
al Oakland.
Ml. Sliuw U'ave
I .Mr. riihvlu Shaw left this morn-
i'ins for tuttrnv. where she will visit
I for a short time before goluu to I'ort
I ...nu. to viil 101 a few days with
I .i-layvMC.
MVIII AttelMl riinentl
Mrs. C. C. Alley left this niorn-
' Hni; for Colii-ite l.iove lo attend the
luimrnl ol h.-i sister, Mrs. Louise
,.nox, who died .Monday morning.
i.re 'lit tnje llore
f .Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Thomas, of An
r'l.aiif, are visitmp with -Mr. and Mrs.
t I v'. S. I'at'erson. Jr. Mr. Thomas Is
i. I serving on the Jury
( .1,111 1.
Turn About Fair phy
Money will work il. hard'TrToTlrr8''5'5'8
Ana ti rar uiors agreeable to huv1 T ' t
lug than to do ths work v,..,i, - 4o " Uh.
In the circuit
' ti lill-.it. e ;s Mere
S. A. Kailur, of L'matilla, who has
' n spi-ndinK the past few days In
tl Koseliiiri; attending to busintss mat-
leis. 1- ft this morning for his home.
!i-e Kr m Tll'er
2 1M. Nerty, jazz trombonist. Is In
M :!u- i-iiv from Tiller and is playliiK
' this week with the Foley and. Ilurk
1 carnival band. Mr. Neely Is recog-
1 1 d as one of the best trombone
t'-i-r-.o in thin sertion of the coun-
tr yand puts pep In any organization
J. 1 ia..a Vltll.
lre I'rnin All'auy
Mrs U A. Marsters, of Albany,
rrhed In the ilty last nlsht and
will it-main over the carnival visit-
lim wllh her dniiKhler, Mrs. (iladys
I!itter. Mrs. Marsters was formerly
k resident of this nty but is now re-
- siding at Albany with her daughter.
Amy.
lug than to do ths work y0UPS.. . 0 " UbuN
and saving must precede the otlu-r 8 k
For the prospective capitalist there-,
account at the Umpqua Valley Bank t ' llk
his endeavora. 0 ,,"lr
JOHN M. THRONE, C.M.r.
THEUMPQUlVJILLElf
posfri tor. Tz
OREGON
BANK
WANTED $3000 to J4000 on long
time; good security, low interest.
Answer only by letter. P. U. y.,
care News-Keview. ' i
WANTED A healthy woman cap
able of cooking for 15 or 20 men.
Small camp. Trlppla A Lumber
Co.. Wilbur, Oregon.
A lertt, ,.
i,. . i-aiwi .
. i. 1 mil, tut
Z!T- 'l
WANTED Lunch counter girl at
Hotel Umpqua at once.
WANTED Woman to do light
housework. CJood wages. Phone
S74.
K0.h si.r(MZrr-
tJJ-outchei "iJ
FOI! Rvi f "
mobile; goodUwa F",M
rim-- ..i." . "w Ootlt 1.. !
ltain.
WANTED TO RENT By first of
June, modern house In good loca
tion; garden, chicken house. Call
17.
FOR si: p t. .
mur k.i .
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN would like
position to do general housework.
Inquire at 547 il ill St.
'Prizes fVr Yniiiitr Men
Young men of the city with
sporting disposition will be given
'haiiee to earn $."i and furnish
'littl" amusement ior the spectator;
l-iulay evening. 1 lie box opening
( vontest, wifrein one tr'es to unlock
l:nd open a box while a stream of
water is playing upon it, will be ope
io all who wi.-h to try It, and the
. erson performing the stunt in the
fiiiitkest lime will be given $5.
Dinner l-:nji-yiil Immensely
Mr. and Mrs. il. it. Wood last
avv-nlng entertained several of their
friends at dinner, showing high dis
regard for the high cost of living
'Those who enjoyed the hospitality
"t the .News-Kuvirw desk man i
o.-ne w.-re Mr. and Mrs. Charle
.-.lanton. .Miss Ellen Crabtree, Mr.
lames Watson, and Mr. and Mrs
llert Hales. It is not believed, how
iver, that Mr. Wood will ever agal
attempt to satisfy the appetites ol
two hnns-'iy reporters.
All L'MUMlfted Advertisements I,
mil ne uxlai will be found on
tt pnge unilor "New Today" hnul
AKItOl'I.AXES.
Oil SALE Aeroplane plans. Bl
planes, all standard makes. J. N.
S. ' Eagle" 220 W. Oak St.
i' i'ii.-i in e.er iiiwn.
Only a Mirage
' -c ... ;
t 1 V '- ;'- . C C . ' - New big slock of I
fuf' ,. I i f ! r'-; Vyv ' pictures. I
UL ' ,.,3, J OAlr !
ii
r i
Kttoi LANES Built to order to
your own specifications. J. N S
hagle" 220 W. Oak St.
.il'll.T TO ORIiEK Speed Demon
bodies. Drop In and see us. Prices
nriit. J. N. S. "Eagle" 220 W
UaK- St.
. (Ml sA I.L r ine modern racing
eai. liiquiie J. ,. s. "Eagle
2 20 W. Oak St.
t un MAi.t. i pair Jump seats and
oilier used auto parts. J. N. S
"Eagle," 220 W. Oak St.
ALIiOI'I.ANES MANUFACTURED
Hy responsible firm, $900 up.
"Itristnl" tourer and "Cliff" Dur
um inane., nun i overlook our
j-.Mjii special Biplane. J. N S
"Eagle" 220 W. Oak St.
V A.KTFn.
n .i.Mi.n (,irl for general house
work. Applicants please phone 53
Utwi unit, Itrikn. marine prtcM ol food ,ni fxerhmol heuH reals auk
living coaemoa. is Dig cities untmnblc-Nt wi ltm.
SALE
I-x!ra Salespeople
"Meet Me At C m V
-Waitress at Hotel Ciup-
i HOOKKEEIM-It WANTED Address
with partictilara as to experience
XX. care of News-Iloview.
i AXTEH--sherp and hogs to com
pete co-operative shipment June
Manning. Phone 3-F31.
'V.NTi:i)Experlenced waitress, al
so dishwasher. Apply Mrt. Geo
Foutch.
ANTED Young man, 18 to 20
years old. handy with carpenter
to.ils. to learn sash and door work
Apply to J. G. Klook Co., if you
I'.itan business.
XT I'D To borrow JJ500 on
Douglas county timber, cruls-d
3 r.n.1.000 ft; abstract O. K. Will
p ii cV,., i e,erow, low rate of m
tere,i f0r twrv years, or will .oil
outright. For 1o-ii,, f
v::vii' Addrest'ow.;?;1
wi, uaroy, Mentaaa.
TEAMS WANTED for street grad
ing. Will pay $11 for t hours.
About 2 months work In sight,
work lo commence June 1st. Ad
dress A. B. Gldley, 771 S. 4th St.,
Marshflcld, Oregon.
HELP WANTED WANTED HELP
Ex-service men and others fur
nished employment free of ch.rgn.
Contractors, ranchers and farmers
place your orders wllh us for help
ers. Our services are free both to
employer aud employed. Lawrence-Cordon
Co., 125 Cast SI.
Phone 219.
POL KKXT
KOR RENT S&rety deposit boxes
Hoseburg National Bank.
FOR RENT Room with bath,
So. Alain Street.
401
tf
FOR RENT Three comfortable
housekeeping rooms. 92 Win
chester St. Phono 19S-L.
SAFETY FIRST Secui a safety
deposit box for your valuable pa
pers ai the Roseourt National
Bank. tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOUND Hub cap for Dodge car.
Owner may recover same at this
office.
FOR
SALE Son, I7"H
ruck, c
S. Laule," 220 W. p" It
FOR SA1.E VnrA
first class condluS.'L
Phone 184-R ift,.?,
, 'H
rou SALE A ,
heavy ainglt haroMi
hack. J. Whano,,
burg. Phnna " "H
FflH Will.', it .
Fullerto'n St., ph0M ji
TO" S.M.E-23 henTT'
150-egg incubstnr ..I iT
Trice J70.00. J. 0. kjtuiv
FOIt SALE 1911 Fart tart.
a real bargain. See ituikihl
uaiage, uax and Km Sti
mil g r t. ii i...
cycle. Just overhigh!, fa t
vueap as uin. enone 1,-F1.
run sale 900 pari In
wagon and tiarnesi, chl!
at once. Address J. B. Gru
Hoseburg, Gen. DeL
FOR SALE A 191S imlir
Ing car and a CheirolitWi
bargains; also For! tmclUn
Auto bales Co., JaciMini
FOR SALE 3 registere! faa
bulls: 2 reds 1 rsroU.!i.'
year In July, all rtnnat f
Raraear & Son, Rokh k
444.
BE GOOD TO YOURSELF Phone
76 and ride. Jitney on the Job
until midnight.
WELL DRILLING R. E. Heinsel
man, driller, R. 1, Roseburg
r-none 3-n.
HLUE PRINTING Commercial blue
printing five cents pjr square foot
uouglas Abstract Company.
t'Osi Jirown w.iTen shawl on
highway between Glendale and
Hoseburg. Return to Auto Elec
tric Station and receive reward.
HOTEL DOUCLAS (Formerly Mo
c ianenl 1 horoughly renovated, all
new furniture; 84 rooms. $1.00 a
day and up. Special rates by the
week and month.
YOUR WEEKLY CHECK Limited
only by ability and lime devoted
to selling our trees. Complete
line all varieties backing you
Nine for terms. 8tart Immedi
ately. Salem Nursery Co., 8aleru
Oregon.
MONEY TO LOAN 20-year r.ira
creuii iarm loans, low Interes'
rate. 120,000 local money to loai
on good real estate. First niort
gage, see u. F. Rice of Rice 4
nice. if
FOIl SALE.
i OR SALE 1 pool table. J. M. Judd
'SED CARS FOR SALE One -ly
lnder, 7-passenger; also on Ford
touring. Motor Shop Garage.
run bALE OR TRADE Team ol
horses, well broken and gentle. E
S. Epperly. Phone 12-F13.
FOR SALE Good farm of 171 acref
on Coos Bay highway. No agenta.
Lock Box 25, Camaa Valley, Ore.
FOR SALE 1 ton Bulek BDeeo"
truck, also Studebaker touring cat
good rlga. O. K. Oarage, Win
chester St.
FOR SALE OR RENT Modern 5-
mom bungalow. Thont 391-X.
rOR SALE Pigs, tlx weeks old.
t none 9-F15. E. L. Farrent.
FOR SALE Old growth body black
nan stove wood. Phont -Fl. D.
C. McCbthey.
PRUNE TKEES? YES-Us
varieties of fruit ind id
No Job lots. We productiliw
sold a pointer lo pmis
buyers. The Old RilUbsias
Nurseries. 32 yosri Ii ten1
Oregon.
FOR SALE. PRUNE UM
FALL DELIVERY-4tlU
3 to 4 ft. 25c, J to J ft Ik
pay mora. Write, If I W
on you. R. L Kllli, Eont
COAL. B0D7 W00D-rf
mill ends, cement, Ua
sfnrnee. transfer. EI.
Phone 128.
FOR SALE Large twitf
shows all R. K- "1
i.j. . .ntn ir'
1UU!JB Uli:i iw w--i. ,
F. C. Fresr, eoontf
Roseburg, 0res-
Ginf I
IfffeTea
t'spn CAHa 0. K.
I A Jiffl
Prices and termi to f r
ket book. Call tni "
monsirr.te them W To""
tlon. Geo. 8atlu
pon SALE One ne
er stove, f 45: one J W "J
20-F telephone line. 'J,
Governor Wood "" ...is
sugar syrup. S5c per ' '
pie cherries. "JJJ"!
fruit Phone J-FJ1-
Rexro!.d, DixomUle.
n II..M
...... half of t0 10U-
and Stephens 8
aides; house f".!La
liallv built by owner. '
lalsin first clfJ.-f
tains large from
hall l-.rL-e living root".
,h,,d 'tx.i dining WjJ:
IlH Mth-room. PJit
built in: bath r? 7
tores; back I ,
ieend floor, three I-
rooms, lavatory ,
mi attic Pf ... mi
holds car of W I
cemr.it: heated tb
hot water, very Igd
House P'f"',, C9rf
double " :L,lil
.ki.,.Te Fine U
Teste,,- ro-Zt
herv. best wrletW 0
rose, on b"l,5wt
good garsg. 'i. rD