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About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1920)
FAOH THHW9 Gume. wins IN PORT FIGHT Only One Reedsport Man Is Elected In Port of Umpqua Commission Battle. P. REED HOLDS OVER ,Vmn l!d Ls 1101,1 vcr M,',""rr 0C ti,e ('.Miirois-ioa anil Will Ko. lain Itelllun I'"""' V.un cW Mini "t Klection. In an exceedingly bitter fight aud c!oe eK-cliou. Joseiih It. Duller. W. H Jewett and W. 1'. i't-ok have bc-'n ,mlla;.a for t:ic four-year term as ,urt n.mmiioiier and Walter Ky dll for il;e two-year term, acvord- to the official count as tabulated Wcouiiiv Clerk Lenox. In the ex- j"t-niu' iif tbe inesiUentlal race and ,he countv primary election. IJouk hs rountv almost overlooked the Ijib light b. waned In the lower river ,-outitrv which resulted In a victory lor the Oaidlncr supporters by only x two-vote margin. T!?e I'ort of Umpqua commission is coni"'"i! of five men elected by the residents within the port boundaries, for many year there lias boon a con stant rivalry between Gardiner and KewUport and this has had a part In tin coromission each placo cn lieavorini to cain control, l.'pon the death of C. K. Kicker, who was nerv ine a president of the commission. Fred Wcatlieily, vice president, took the (hair, where upon the Iieedsport li-tinpi immediately elected C. McC. A SLIGHTLY USED V2 TON TRUCK All Hardwood Body. A Good Buy J. F. BARKER & CO., ROSEBURG, OREGON IMPLEMENTS AUTOMOBILES TRACTORS CARNIVAL SLOGANS: I'm Hot, I'm Tired, I'm Thirsty, I Want a Drink." I'll get it at THE REXALL FOUNTAIN Vithaii FuHtrton 72i0 IR&xaJUL Stars 'ALADDIN Aluminum Utensils :il: Aladdin's lamp of old will bring brightness and pleasure Into kitchen. Have finally received another mall shipment. A few sa;ph. in our corner window will give you au Idea of Its appear- ane... but only possession and use irg the best. Remember that it Horn signifies the actual capacity,' GOVERNMENT test. 'ote also the desirable handle it is certainly a great improvement v,r the flat one used by practically all manufscturers. I). While on display we are making a premium offer ot a flat lin-.int of 20 per cent, simply to give you n opportunity of tist- 'S it out. Don't delay, as the ofTe: Yours Churchill hardware Co. jte iou Auspicious i of . Your Health? One may not be actually tick, yot foe! 10 tired and languid, low-ipiritrd and ambilionlew, that he can not truthfully tay he ! in ((ood health. 1 he kidneyi work all the time, night and day, and it ii no wonder that they become weak, tore ordiieatcd. Nearly everybody lulfcri from kid ney trouble or bladder ailmcnti. Nature fives warning lignali by back ache, lameneta, uifi joinu, tore miuclo, iheumatic paint, puffinru under the eyea and blurred viiion. RELIEVED HIS BACKACHE "It a iti m rit plaaaur. to racommrnd Foley Khduay Fills . in ny com thoy t.. hrvnd mo ot tovoro b.caach. tbat had holliorfd mo for tovorol month.. A law bodla fiatd mo up in food ahapo." Jo. G. WoU. 734 S. Jackson St.. Groob Boy.Wu. Foley Kidney Pills quick and permanent relief from kidney or bladdsr ttoubUt tint hv not r.rhd chronic or bad Thr atop bladder irraflularittea, ttrtngthtn tha kidn.ya and tona up tha liver. When (lie kidnxya are properly functioning, they Alter and cast out from tha blood tha impurities that rauta echt-e and paint and in the end may lead to aartoua illneaa. It you have any cauaa to euapoct that your kidneyi need help, you will make no uuaUka in Ukiac Foley Ridnof PUU. SOLD BY Johnson, a Reedsport man, to the va cancy, giving that plaue three rep Vtsentatives. The Cardintr men ob jected and filed suit to oust John son and prevent hiin from expending the funds of the commission. All this occurred prior to the election which was marked by strong cam I.algi.tng and a great deal of heated interest ott both sides. Keedsport was represented by a good many candidates, while Uardinor, Seotts burs, Klkton and other points united in an effort to hold the Keedsport men off the commission. As the elec tion finally resulted the nominations were as follows: Joseph R. Uutler, Smith River, 355; F. Peck, Reeds port, .156; W. H. Jpwett, (iarriiner. Perkins Building 99 Cooking will give the satisfaction of hav- Is made so that the number on will not hold long. truly, Fire Prevention Week Observed "Oregon Thought Slart-rt; Help I'revcnt Format Kirea." Is the title of a bulk-tin iuued yesterday at the eff:ce of (he Unino.ua natlouul toi eat, anent fire prevention week, which in uow Ixjlug observed. The )ull-t jn reads: "At a conservative estimate, Ore gon a four hundred and fifty billion fet't of Handing timber la worth Jiuo.uuu.ouu on the stump. Har vested and out into lumber lis value is Increased twenty-fold and becomui i I o.onn.ooo. 000. "According to the 1910 census. Oregon's lumber and timber products wore worth jao.ooo.000 a year i'raitk'.tlly one-third ot" tne total value of all Industrial production in ihe stntB at that time. "Kour million acres of Oregon tlm berber has b.'en needlessly destroyed fir-. ilKreby depriving the state of some million dollars annually In 'axes as well as reducing the life of the lumber industry many years. "Oregon's forest will provide la lor for a large army of sturdy woods men for an Indefinite period If prop erly taken care of. They will fur nish the raw material for the con struction of homes, furniture, uten nils of various sons, musical Insiru i 'Hi';. and conveyances puch as ships, cars, airplanes, and keep tin wheels steadily turning In manv wood-ueinn industries, bringing pros perity not only to her otvn citizen! but to those of her neighbors as well. "Our feplendid sv. tem of good roads is pulling Oregon out of the mud. MTecrive forest tire preven tion will lift her forests, lakes, and mountains out of the smoke foe which conceals them and give the touring public a chance to enjoy the nuitciiii-ss scenic grandeur of the slate, it ran be done. Let's do it! "Oregon's timber pays a large pari of the state's taxes In some coun ties the bulk of them. Tho logging and milling of our timber supports tne largest payroll of ally Industry In the state. "Ituined timber pays neither taxes nor wages, and oners no promise foi Ihe future." A TWICK-TOLO TALE Ono of Interest to Our Renders. Good news bears repeating and v.hen it Is confirmed after a long lapse of time, even If we hesitated to believe it at first hearing, we feel secure in accepting its truth now. The following experience of a Rosebufg man is confirmed after 10 years. L. Mathews, carpenter, 813 Short St., sayB: "For several years I was troubled with oackache and kidney complaint. I hurt mv back severely one time and the trouble seemed to stay with me. I used a good many medicines and spent a lot of money but got no positive relief. I finally bought Doan's Kidney Pills nt the Marster Drug Co. After using Doan's my kidneys were strengthened and the aching and other symptoms iert." AFTER TEN YEARS Mr. Mat hews added: "My estimation of Doan's Kidney Pills is just as high today as it was when I first recom mended them. They have never failed to do good work when I have had backache or other symptoms of kidney disorder." Price fiOc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for 5 kidney remedy ggt Doan's Kinney Pills tho same that Mr. Mathews had. Foster-Mil burn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. V. :VEX A.V VXDKItTAKKU A OVER TISKS. The storv is going the rounds of an up-to-date undertaker the other day who put over his door a big sign In black letters which read: "We have burled others, why not you." Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Werner, of Anarortes. Washington, arc visiting at the homo of Atty. Geo. Jones in North lioselnirg for a few days. C34; Walter Kydell, Klkton. 350. A. L. Uutler, of Gardiner, received :r.2 votes and J. A. Zsrhary, of Reedsport, 334 votes. C. MeC. John I II received 345 votes and John R. I.rowne, of Reedsport, a democrat, received the nomination on that lickrt with 24 5 votes. All of the lower river districts polled almost 100 per cent of their registration, a great deal of interest having been shown In the contest Warren Reed, of Reedsport, holds over on the commission, forming the fifth member. "DANDERINE" Stops Hair Coming Out; Doubles Its Beauty. A fpv rents bjys "Iand'rln." AttfT n application of "Danderlne" ou ran not find r fallen bair or any (landnff. beiidaa vrr hatr show: tar lif. vigor, brigbtnwsa, more color and tbickneaa. ijWU Equip Your Smaller Car With Goodyear Tires 11 3xt,3 Ooodvt'ar Double-Cure fabric, AUAVcathcr Tread l,OOkl; CLASS IT K.MS. We had a nice little shower of rain Sunday mornine:. .Mr. and Mrs. Julius Koch, of May villfl, Oregon, who have been visit ing at the Kd. Morsnn homo, left Wednesday for Corvallis to visit friends tliTe. Mr. and Mra. Koch pent the winter months in aonthern California. Our new bridjso is assuming pro portion under the efficient manage nent of Contractor Hurst, of Myrtle Creek. The forms for the conrreh piers are beinjj constructed and the long-looked-for I ridge will soon be a reality. The election p-sed efT very quiet ly with a fair-sized vote, quite an in torest being taken in the contest for sheriff. Many Poare, of Hoseburii. was written in for sheriff? on the democratic ticket. Arthur Marsh was also looked after by his many friends and received a handsome ma jority in hi home precinct. Messrs. deo. Drenner. H. R Moon and J. ('. Crane, now- of Uoselmrg. 'were visitir. at the T. W. Morgan home Sunday. Mr. Moon is a son of Colonel C. C. lioon. of l-exingion. '.nd served three and one-half year in the I. S. navy. Our school will eive an entertain t)ient shortly. Bel ween arts will h interspersed by some fun by the vari ous industrial clubs of this place. Ye scribe and family wero hap ,nily surprised tills week by a vi.-il tfrom our old -neighbors from easi- rn Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jirenner. These dear old people ar sojourning in Koselmrg at present and may locate among us. A number of our young people at tended The pie social at Olalla Sat urday nicht and it is thought some of them ate a littlo too much good things to eat. Some d-f'ated candidates have been passing toward the river full of brine. Poor aspiring mortals, cheer up. there is a brJyht future. X. X. NEWS SNAP SHOTS Work at Itw i Miss I,' ah I.ahey, who was form-j erly emploved at the feiephon' oftic has ace-pted a position at the Ros" confectionery store for the summer, months, j Here From Country H. K. Alvin, who is upending aorno , time near this city visiting with rela tives, spnt today in Hoiw-burg at- ;23 50 30x y 2 Gooclvear fiinnlc-Curo C-l ( Fabric, Ami-Sl id Tread L I tending to business matters. Air. Alvin resides in California. Accepts Poi(i.ii Miss Olive Courtney, of Grant Pass, has accepted a position ut the Palace of Sweets In tins city. Miiw Courtney has been in this city for the past few weeks, and will spend tho remainder of the Hummer here. CITY NEWS t Arundel, ao tuner, pluii.i iiiiiu. We wash and iolisn earn at nr ten'a garage. Green's tiro shop does retreading. Sprella Corset. ere. ri-r Corum. Phone, 4 02-H. 311 VV. Wash. tf. We pay the highest price for Cas cara bark, liergur'a Butgam Store. We pay the highest price for Cas cara bark. Merger's Bargain Store. Foultrymon get your kale plants from Karl Vosburg, 702 Fullerton, 50c per 100. Lime-sulphur ppray, sulphur for fertHizer. sulphur fur plant dusting, j llmo In llhls.. arsenate of lead, black leaf forty. L'mpiua Valley Fruit ; Union. j Klder Rippey and wife, aceompan-' ied by Klder G. K. Watson, of Itoze rnan, lont.. motored over from Suth crlin yesterday afternoon. They n; port everything in readiness for the -atupmeeting which begins Ihere to night, i CASTOR IA For Infanta and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always beara -j - Signature of A New Flour with an old tinnm "Pride of DouljE" 401 1 A KD Will: AT giving the flour the sweetnesn, aroma and nut lika flavor of th wheat. Try this Horn a Product. If you own a Ford, Chevrolet, Dort, Maxwell or any other car using 30x3-, 30x3V2-, or 3 1x4-inch tires, you can well taike advantage of the high relative value built into all Good year Tires. You can well do so because you can secure in the smaller Goodyear Tires the results of such skill and care as have made Goodyear Tires the preferred equipment on the high est priced automobiles of the day. You can well do so because these smaller Goodyear Tires are easy to obtain, being produced at the rate of approximately 20,000 a day, and because their first cost usually is as low or lower than that of other tires in the same types and sires. Go to the nearest Goodyear Service Station Dealer for these tires, and for Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes. He supplies many other local owners of the smaller cars. Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes are thick, strong tubes that rcioiorce casings properly. Why rink a good casing with a chenp tuhef Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes cost little more than tubes of less merit. 30x3Vi size in waterproof $ 4 "J0 -.. f YOU CALL WW HAUL. Anything at any time. Wood for fale. Phono 102. L. K. Chambers at McClelland & Chambers' 2nd Hand Storo. ROSEBURG MYRTLE POINT MARSH FIELD AUTO STAGE Iav Howt'urv, 'latly ! 7 (H A. M. UnvM Mjrile llnt, dnilr mi .!) A. M. Connections at Myrtle Point to and from Marnh field, C'o quille, Hundon ;md Powers. Fnre r, 4H, Irclnding war tax. enervations at main office. 10" Cnm Rt , near depot. Phone 3n.t, or Pmpqua and Grand ho tels, Ttnpp's store. TAYLOR & CLINTON Our Family Laundry Service wn.T A help that will nlmpllf; your rurtfi'ulnr washilay prohlenn Burh Is rnir family laundry nervtr. Our driver calls for your fam ily bundle at a durinltt) time fl.irh week, und we'll do your wann ing Jn our euHtouiary constderatn and aunitarv manner. Wli SI'XI. Edison MAZDA Douglas County Light and Water Co. ICE Oit wagons are now ready to deliver ice anywhere upon plume call, and will be running lui r nlar routes In a few ' d:'s. leu will be Strictly Cash this year, or the coupon sys tem, which aro the beat for everybodv. Hooks are now on h'o at ;. $10 and $20 caeh. Phone ycur order for book now and avoid tho rush later, when we fu n very busy. Tho prlc la one cent per pound. Roscburg Ice Co. C. G. CANNON, Mjjr. it ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY LAMPS
