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PAnit porn 1 - Turn About Fair Play Money will work as bard for you as you work for tt. And It la far more agreeable to have IT do the labor ing than to do ths work yourself. But YOUR work and saving mut precede the other. For the prospective capitalist there's nothing like an account at the Umpqua Valley Bank to spur one on In his endeavors. JOHN M. THRONE, Cashier. the UKPQUfl VHLLEV bank ROSE BURG ORE.OUN H. MERTEN Distributor for Southern Oregon ROSEBURG, OREGON. LET'S GO And Help Make Roseburgs Carnival a Success. - ' - - " . .... i m -'J While over town, do not fail to see our line of Men's. Ladies, and Children's Shoes. Pumps and Oxfords. Men's Hats. Clothing, Underwear and Hosiery. Ladies' Waists, Skirts, Aprons, Underwear and Hosiery. Catefut and Quantity Buys Enable Us to Undetsell. 230 Jackson C.J.BREIERCO. 230 Jackson We Wish to Announce Our Agency of the Chandler -Six One of the oldest makes in the Country with their Marvelous Chandler Motor Equipped with BOSH MAGNETO Berg' & Beck Clutch Columbia Rear Axle See it on Display this Week at ROSEBURG GARAGE POWELL & ROBERTS ; AGENTS Breezley Approves Tiller Route Vn!nr Beexler of the bureau of public roads has recommended that die Tiller Cut-off road be put In condition for travel immediately, ac cording to an official letter received by Supervisor Ramsdell from state headquarters. District Foretser Ce cil's report to the forestry depart ment at Washington being con- atnod. Engineer Beezley recom mends that 3 miles of new road be constructed and that the remainder of the road be repaired and put in condition to at once bear traffic. This can be done, he estimates, at an ex penditure of I31.17S.63. Mr. Bees ley in his report states that by the construction of 3 miles of road and repair of the remaining portion. the route will be put In condition for travel and advises that this be done at once. He also reports on the local demand- for the road and the great advantage it will prove during the paving of the Pacific highway. 0 Twilight League Game Tomorrow A good game of baseball is ex pected tomorrow evening when the Christian and Presbyterian teams or the Twilight league meet at the West Roseburg diamond. This game will be hard fought as both teams are going Into the contest with a de termination to win. The various learns of the league are much stronger this year than usual and some excellent games are antici pated. KKWH.BBVTBW. THOWAV. MAT iiT, 1 Damage Suit Is Heard In Court A ault for damages was heard la the circuit court i"'-0l!"',,1 Plainer, of Omaha, clai""!" that the Stevenson Lumber Corporation 'of Olendale caused him a great anchU loss by the failure to fill a contract to? lumber. The defendant allege, that no contract was signed and that the company did not wee l nlsh the lumber according t ' schedule introduced by the Plaintiff, The evidence in the case Is chiefly documentary and technical law ! points are Involved. Mr. Plainer Is the proprietor of four large lumber ! concern. In Omaha and has been pur i chasing largo amount of western i lumber during the past few year. Attorney B. L. Eddy represent. Mr Plainer and Attorney C. P. Hopkins appear, for the defendant. JOHNSON EXPRESSES THANKS. R,tor Johnson, assured that he has carried Oregon, Has sent a mes of snnreclation to his support ers In this state. Stanfleld Macdon- ald. manager of the Johnson cam paign In Oregon, received the following from the presidential "To you antj all me uim want to express my very Rreat.RPPre-..-.i fcoartfplt 1 hanks. I C1UUUU uu ' J It.. eh a Heft.rln VOU OaQ rcaiitv " - - ..... . i it a fmmpnnuui uii QVrcuuiv nuu . cullies of the contest. They but make .. ... .k. .iir Please Con ine victory iu. r" " - " . t ihnae who made the good fight with you my evennmui.. tude." . n PROTECT FORESTS FROM FIRE. One of the neat windows of tho city la being shown at the Parslow- Hell store today by the forestrty service. This window shows all of the equipment with which forest service rangers and firefighters are provided and of methods of com munication, etc. In the background are many of the signs used in call ing attention of campers in the na tional forests to protection anetn- ods. This display is being made as a part of the campaign for tne con pervatlon of forests and the preven tion of forest tires from careless ness. The display is unique and has attracted a great deal of attention. Every member of the Baptist prl mary department is expected at the church at 1:15 Friday afternoon to take their place for a ride in the pa rade. Women Made Young Bright eyes, a clear skin and a body full of youth and health may be yours if you will keep your system in order by regularly taking COLD MEDAL STOCK RANCH S80 acre, on Pacific highway. 125 acre, under ditch, 60 acre. In crop, partly alfalfa, balance mostly hill pasture, with some plow land, some good timber, outside range, also U. 8. Govt, range; ranch can carry 200 head of cattle; ranch nil fenced: 2 set. of buildings, fair. Will Mil with stock ani equipment or without. For particulars see G. W.YOUNG AND SON - Ileal Estate and Insurance. 118 Can St. Phone 417 Ths world's standard rsmsdy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles, the enemies of lile and looks. In use since 1C06. All druggists, three sizes. Look foe Ibe mum Gold Medal on evry b oad aceepC no fcaitboo SAM KOZER APPOINTED. SALEM. May 27. Sam Kozer, publican nominee for secretary oi state, was tooay ipinimi " ""V ' h, r.nvernor Olcott. who resigned the secretaryship. CARD OF THANKS. Mrs. Frank Howard and family wish to thank their friends and neighbors for their kind sympathy and for the many beautiful floral of ferings during their recent bereave ment. o ALUMNAE ENTERTAIN SENIORS. The alumnae association of the Rnneburr hlKh school entertained the graduating class of 1920 with a theater party in ineir uuuur . ... Antler's theater last night. A large number of seniors, almunae and members of the faculty were pres ent. Following the theater a lunch eon was served them In the Palace of Sweets. o Returns From Portland Rev. J. E. Conder, of the South Methodist church, arrived In Rose burg this morning following an auto trip to Portland. He has been ab- . .-., .T- i Anvn and reports ecu i iwi .... - "Mint the condition of the roads as geenrally good with a few rough spots. Funeral Tills Morning The funeral services of Frank Howard, who passed away recently at his home at Edenbower, were held this morning at 10 o'clock at the Rosesburg undertaking parlors, with Rev E. W. Warrington conducting the ceremony. Interment followed In the Masonic cemetery. Many sor rowing friends and relatives wre present and there were many beauti ful flowers. Over 17000 people read the News Review every day In the week. ' SECRET IS DISCLOSED. ' PHILADELPHIA. May 2. A ... tmnrlran riinlnmatic secret has been disclosed here through the announcement tnat uanaaa soon win send its own minister to Washing ton it is that ror tne nasi ujh years a specially made chair, carved with thn rnnnrifan coat of arms, has been waiting In Washington for use of this envoy. Elihu Root, then secretary of state, ordered the chair, one of many specially deslgnea ror tne ran American union building at the capl tni Anrfmv PArneele'a memorial to cement more firmly the relations of the Americas, me story is torn oj Albert Kelsey, of this city, one or tne architects of the pan-American HullHIn vhn fialri; "Once a month tne amoassaaors anrf mintatera of all the American republics meet and are presided over by our secretary ot state in me i-u-Amerlcan building and each repro- a.nt.llva hi. a rhfllt Of hlfl OW O with the arm. of the country carved pn the back. "Now when these chairs were de niAaA on flMtfotflrv Root asked ITIC to have an additional one made with the Canadian arms on it, wmcn wbe done? and which has been hidden for the past ten years, for becretary Root r&uttoiind me to use his eX' act words to be a "little reticent about the matter." MEMPHIS. Tonu.. May 26. Ten-! nessee'a woman banner, tne ouiy woman bank president In the coun try, while nere attending ine leu- nessee State Bankers' conventlou, declared she would lend to men lu preference to some women, out nra class security waa an essential. ckA la Mwm V J Rimvnn. wife nf a physician, whose financial Institu tion Is located at tiarKsvuie, in .u M.t,al TannoaaeA Rha ami the cashier, the wife of the state's attorney for the county, are the only officers. All the directors are wom en. . Men come to me, tell mo their business and borrow money," she said. "Our bank Is only sevo:i month, old. 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