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- "raCTrno KKWH-nrvtyw. Ttratuv, jtxk 1, i 020. Better than Pills PA (its TURKS VOU ViTLL NEVER wish to take another dose of ti - t . - . f puis aitcr naving once used Uiamberlain's Tab-' lets. They are easier and more pleasant to take, more gentle and mild ia their action and more reli able. They leave the bowels in a natural condition, while the use of pills is often followed by severe constipation, requiring a constant increase in the acse. jj.vdjr uwiuw uuarantcca Dy VOUT druggii CHEVKULET wins YOU CANNOT GET HOT WATKR If your pas water heater is bro ken or leaky. Dy our welding method we can make the colled pipes as good as new, mending all breaks and leaks and re storing its original heating effi ciency. We can do the same with your boiler, other water pipes, radiators, etc. Mathews Welding Works ACETYLENE WIIOWC & CUTtlUC A SPEOAITY N.Rom Si. near Oak ROSEBURG. ORE. DEPENOON GOODS Summer Dress Goods. Beautiful designs in figured and plaided Silks, Voiles, Georgettes, Pongees, Flaxons, Crepes, Ging hams and everything for Sum mer wear. FURNISH INCS FCR MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN. Mail Orders Filled Promptly and Satisfactorily. I. ABRAHAM "DRY GOODS STORK" 121 X. Jiu-kosn St. Phono 110 WARNER'S RUST-PROOF CORSETS WE SELL Edison MAZDA LAMPS Douglas County Light and Water Co. Our Family Laundry Service WHAT IT IS A help that will simplify your particular washday problems inch la our family laundry service. Our driver calls for your fata lly bundle at a definite titno each week, and we'll do your wash lot la our customary considerate and sanitary manner. ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY Famous Racer Wins Huge Purse When De Palma's Car Forced Out by Fire. GOOD TIME IS MADE lie Pol ma Made Sjienl of Over 01 jiiu-s i-er Hour Intll Overheated Car Qiiutlit Fire and W as Pureed to Withdraw. (By Associated Press.) INDIANAPOLIS. Mav SI i;..'. Ion Chevrolet todav won ih Knn. mile automobile race after De Palma was forced out by fire. Joe lioyer u uie nem ror the first 250 miles, with Chevrolet second and Reen Thomas third, De Palma holding the fourth position. Boyer's time was - "ours. 42 minutes and 26 soconds. an average of 91.22 miles an hour. uoyer. nowever. dropped back, while De Palma forced ahead And with 60 miles to go De Palma led. i-nevroict second, Chassagne third and Ilk-en Thomas fourth. Boyor was In fifth place. De Palma's aver age apr-ed was 94.04 miles per hour, 'he time for the 4,",0 mill's bolng 4 hours, r8 minutes. 33 seconds. At the 467 mile mark De Palma's car "aught fire, forcing him out of the race, Chevrolet holding the lead to the finish. It was the most famous field, of drivers that ever faced a starter that lined up at the Indianapolis motor speedway at 10 o'clock for the start of the eighth international 500-mile sweepstakes. The largest . prize ever offered," f 70,000, was the prize in the race. For the first time in history machines of 183 cubic in .hes piston displacement and 1600 pounds weight were seen in racing competition. The dream of all driv ers since the birth of the horseless carriage has been to get high speed and power from the smallest en gines possible. The race at Indian apolis will do more to work out the kinks of this mechanical problein than any othess event, according to automobile engineers. Among the drivers entered were Ralph De Palma, Jules Goux, Rene Ibomas and Howard Wilcox, all previous winners at Indianapolis, Cliff Durant, Louis Gaston and Ar thur Chevrolet, Roscoe Sarles, Joe Boyer, Ray Rooney, Andre Boillot, Jean Porporato, Jack Scales, Ira Vail, J. Kllingboe, C. G. Howard Ralph Mulford, Jean Cassagne, Art Kioln, Kurt Hitke, Willie llaupt, Frank Elliott and Waldo Eteln. Barney Oldflold, veteran auto racer, pased the race leading the field about the 2Vs-mlle brick track Tor the first lap. enterprises by the removal of re strictive burdens. Madford-Roseburg au:o sifige will maKe daily trips, leaving t'mpqua hotel st 1 p. m. McCracken Har riott, proprietors and chauffeurs. Safety first. AWNING IS SAVED. The practicability of a farm light ing and water system was fully dem onstrated Saturday evening in a very unexpected manner. H. Ihllg. after the Industrial parade of Saturday, placed his truck ou Jackson street directly across from the electrical shop. Along In the evening some person dropped a match or cigarette stub on the awning In front of the Kidd grocery and a fire was quickly started. An alarm was turned In for the tire department, which quickly responded, but before its arrival Mr. Love, of the electric store, started the apparatus on the prize winning truck and with the aid of the electric pump drew off a bucket of water and quickly extinguished the fire. Festival Honors Luther Burbank SANTA ROSA, Cal.. June 1 In honor of Luther Burbank, the fam ous horticulturist, several hundred high school students and members of the faculty participated in a gor-( geous May fete, which told an alls- , gorlcal story of Burbank's love for the sunshine of central California, and how he used It to develop new plnnt life. I The God of Rain, the Sun God, , Mother Ceres, the Goddess of Agri culture, the Egyptian King, the Gre cian Maidens and Terra with her ele ments of earth, were characters In the pageant. 0 Cat Census Taken On Board Vessel 11 i "-zx-srTrv .wrjw.ty vi LOS ANGELES, Cal., June 1. A cat census has been taken aboard the super-dreadnaught Mississippi, at Los Angeles harbor, with the result that the largest cat was found to bear the smallest name and the smnllest cat the longest. The big cat with the small name Is "Flop." and the little cat with the large name is "Perlcla Desdemona De." Other cats are called "Segu tus," "Sausallto." "Seattle," "Mar- cella" and "Baltimore City.',' 54 Lady Democrats Will Go to Frisco How About That Lawn, Does It Need Mowing? Remember we have a few mowers left over from last season, on which price has not been lifted. Then again to save it, you will have to become one "Julius Pluvius", and will need hose and sprinklers. We have been selling a quantity but still have some left, Get one of those eip;ht-foot sprinklers and duplicate a rain shower. Under good Pressure it will cover a space 20 feet wide, or can be reduced to as narrow a strip as you wish. Churchill Hardware Co. NEW YORK. May 31. Led by Mrs. John Slierwin Crosby, called "the mother of New York women democrats," a special train carrying 54 women delegates and alternates to the national democratic convention in San Francisco will depart from New York June 19. This will be the first expedition of its kind in the United tilates. Many of the. women will be accompanied by their hus Dands. chlldreu or other relatives. The party will be augmented by dele gates from other states at various points enroute to Chicago, and after the convention the members will visit Pike's Peak, Colorado Springs, the Grand Canyon of the Colorado, Riverside. Hollywood and Los An geles and the Catallna Islands. The return will be by way ol tne Cana dian Rockies, reaching New York on the evening of July 11. The delegates-at-large from New York are Elizabeth Marbury and Harriet May Mills, and the altern- ates-at-large are Mrs. Maurice Con nolly, of Corona, L. I., and Mrs. Nel lie Hewitt, of Carthage, N. Y. Mrs. Crosby organized the first Women's Democratic club In the United States In 1904. It was located here and subsequently, In 1912, she founded the Women's National- Democratic League. Two years later she established a New York siaie branch of the national body. Mrs. Crosby says she cherishes no Illu sions as to what women, in their first actual participation In a national political convention, will be able to accomplish. She Bald, however, she and most of the other women dele gates they will constitute more than 300 of the 1028 in the gathering have certain Ideas which will be dis cussed at a caucus before the conven tion assembles and that they will be submitted to the platform committee In the form of resolutions. Some of these Ideas, Mrs. Crosby said, were government ownership of oil wells, and coal mines, railroads and other public utilities; a modifi cation of the prohibition enforcement act to permit the manufacture and sale of "light wines and beer;" a plank to make it a felony to profiteer in necessities: higher pay for postal emploves: advocacy of the Shep-pnnl-Towner "maternity bill," pro viding for government care for every expectant mother and her child and making It unlawful for anyone to e'uplny a woman In that condition: more rlKid child labor laws; shorter hours for working women. 12.000. 00) of whom are now said to be In Indii'trles and professions: more equitable taxation and the stimula tion of building and other Industrial Auto Bandits to Be Detected Easily SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., June 1. Automobile bandits will have to ac quire a speed exceeding that of elec tricity If they expect to slip through the proposed San Francisco police cordon. An electric winker system is planned whereby signals will be flashed to patrolmen on .various beats." "MALE AND FEMALE" Founded on J: M. Barrie's Famous Play "The Admirable Crlchton" If our lives could begin aorain ! If tomorrow we could wake, as Male and Female only, in a world where Wealth, Laws, Conventions, Morals, Classes, meant nothing! Who then would rule, who serve, who love? See the answer in this GREAT PICTURE! 4 A Vital Story of Blue Blood and Red, with an All-Star Cast and Scenes of Alluring Beauty. TWO DAYS ONLY! THURSDAY, FRIDAY, JUNE 34 Admission Prices: Children 25c, Tax 3, total 28c Adults 50c, Tax 5c. total 55c. Iowa Primary to Be Held June 7 Work on Lodge Temple Starts Work was started today In remod eling and repairing the I. O. O. F. building at the corner of Cass and Jackson streets. Contractor Runyan this morning placed a crew of men at work in starting the building which will be erected immediately south of the main structure and which' will be occupied by the Peo ples Supply company during the time the work on the large building is under wny. Mr. Runyan hopes to have the store room ready for occu pancy by the middle of the month and will thin start the task of re modeling the lodge building proper. This will take rii'ildcrablo time, as another floor is to be added and the building made Modern throughout. Over fifty years bro a younjf physician practiced widely in a rural district and became famous for his uniform success in the curing of disease. This was Dr. Pierce, who afterwards estab lished himself in Buffalo, N. Y., and placed one of his prescriptions, which he called "Golden Medical Discovery," in the drug stores of the United States so that the pub lic could easily obtain this very remarkable tonic, corrective and blood -maker. Dr. Pierce manu factured this "Discovery" from roots and barks a corrective remedy, the ingredients of which ' nature had put in the fields'and forests, for keeping us healthy. ! Few folks or families now living , have not at sometime or other used j this "Golden Medical Discovery" i for the stomach, liver and heart. I Over twenty -four million bottles of this tonic and blood remedy ; have (Men sold In this country. DES MOINES. Ia.. June 1. The race between U. S. Senator Albert 11. Cummins for renoininatlon against Col. Smith W. Brookhart, a candi date for the senator's seal, furnlHhes the most Interesting feature nation ally of Iowa's primary election June 7. There is no presidential prefer ence at stake In this election. Until shortly before the list of can didates for the primary closed Sena tor Cummins had no opposition. Since Col. Brookhart entered the race, however, both have been con ducting active campaigns In all parts of the slate. The opposition to Sena tor Cummins has attacked the rail road bill and other work or his. Ho has been equally vigorous In his re ply and defense. The only demo cratic candidate for United Slates Senator Is Claude R. Torter, of Cen- terville. IlOOTMXifllNG flASOUXE. SPOKANE, May 81. They're boot legging gasoline here toduy. Pleasure cars can't got It. Trucks HEINLINE-MOORE CONSERUATORV MUSIC AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Accredited Teachers Only The Htute demands highly efficient (em hers and tills School compiles 1(10 icr cent with the Soite law. KiililliiiKcn lll.lg. Krone SIM) can. Truck drivers are charged by filling station men with obtaining supplies and reselling at an advanco price. Dying patients, sick mothers and waiting brides all have been ad vanced by autolsts at stations In en deavors to obtain gasoline supplies. All Shell stations here are closed down. DAXCK AT TII.I.KK. C.htnlg nlfrhl June K Tiller will entertain at a dance In the pavilion. Good music. Rosrburg and other burgs invited to attend. Fence Fence Fence Sim? Auto Owners! We would t ntoftsed to toft four Batteries Free at finy time anil frtve yon export advice on the car of llattofiea, When pnrchfUiuig now batter lea tret our price. We can aave yon money. MOTOR SHOP GARAGE 4 1 1 N. Jackson St. KosebairR. DAILY WRATH KR KKPOUT. U. S. Weather Bureau, local off'ce. Roscburg. Oregon, 24 hours ending 5 a. m. today. ITerlpltntlotl In inrhm and Ilunil- retlths: Highest temperature yesterday 72 Lowest temperature last night 4 0 Precipitation, last 24 hours . . 0 Total preclp. since firrt of mo. 0 Normal preclp. for this month 1.07 2.00 Total preclp. from Sept. 1, 1919, to date 21 i Average preclp. from Sept. 1, 1877 Total deficiency from Sept. 1, 1919 11.32 Average precipitation for 43 wet seasons (Septemlier to May, Inclusive) 31.47 WILLIAM BELL, Observer. Page woven steel coll spring wire fence, loop ends, no trouble to splice. Just received car load and have In slock tho 8 bar 28 In., 8 In. stuy, 10 bar 28 In 8 In. stay for hogs; also 1 bar 36: 9 bar S9 In.: 10 bar 40 In.: 9 bar 42 In.; 13 bar 47 In. stock fences, and 20 bar 48 In poultry and rabbit fence. Soft wire fence 7 bar 26 In. at 33c: 9 bar 39 In. at 42c. Also several kinds of poultry fence, 12 to 72 Inches high. Barb wire, brace wire and staples. White for prices. M. A. BULEY CONTRACTOR Builds Anything. First class work. Let me fiaure with you. Box 304, Resi dence 305 Douglas St. Itonebtii-R, Oraon- S TEARNS & CIIENOWFTH Oakland and Yoncalla Poultry and Eggs WANTED We pay highest market price In cash. Highest market pries pa'd for your cream, no delays. Bring In Your Products Roseburg Produce Co. 501 N. Jackson St. PHONE 27 A New Flour with an nl luime "Pride of Douglas" 4011AKD WHEAT glrlng the flour the 8Wftnefl, aroma and ifut-llke fluror of the wheat. Try thla Home TKduct. C E Our wagons are now ready to deliver Ice anywhere upon phone call, and will be running on regular routes In a few days. Ice will be Strictly Cash this year, or the coupon eye t cm, which are the beat for everybody. Hooka ar now on nnU at $5, $10 and $20 each. Phono yeur order fur book now and avoid the rush later, when we are very buHy. The price la one cnt per pound. Roseburg Ice Co. C. B. CANNON, Mgr. ROSEBURG MYRTLE POINT MARSIIFIELD AUTO STACK We Buy at BERGEITS BARCA1N STORE lllilm. Mohnlr, lings. Itnl.lwr, Old Metula, Paper nnd flnnea. A Good I.lne of 8econ4 Hand Clothing For Salo. Cafs and Pine fits. 4 U-ar Kofe'tjunr, jr al 7 DO A. M. Larea Mrtl Fuml, dally al :. A. V. Tonnertluns at Myrtle lolnt to and from Marshrieid, Co qullle, Itundon and Powers. Purs 18.48, including war tax. Iteservations at main office. 0 Cass St., near dtpit, Phon !mp!tta and Grand ho- app's store. 5 xns, or O tels. Rl SottODiOOOt TAYLOR & CLINTON
