Roseburg news-review., June 01, 1920, Page 4, Image 4

PACK POI'R
NEW SNAP SHOTS
- The Loyalty of a Dollar.
Nothing sticks to one through thick nd thin like
money which U treated with consideration. But noth
ing goes fastor than money which 1 mistreated.
Wise expenditure, conscientious Having and judicious
investing la the proper treatment for money.
And a good way to begin treating your money right la
to deposit it here at the Vmpqua Valley Bank.
JOHN M. THRONE, Cathler.
the IMPQUJI YH.LLEV bank
ROSEBURG
OREGON
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OF PRICES
This is the
Last Week.
We have started mov
ing and will vacate our
present quarters by Sat
urday night.
Local Restaurants
Are Sold Today
An Important bun in ess transaction
was completed In this c!y today;
when the Fouicn remaurania. two of
I (he most prominent eating places in
I Koseburg. became the property of i
I fin. in f!nwlpv- a recent arrival here I
from Portland. The deal was closed I
by the Lawrence-Cordon real estate
company. The two rHtai:rantR were
i the prupTt yof Mrs. Georso Foutch.
! who hail been conducting them since !
the d-Mith of her liushand, and who!
denin d to s I?, owing lo the (:i''t that I
with tho confectionery that fIi also
owns It was Juiprs.tibln for h r to j
manage them. Mr. Fouirh will re- !
main In this city und conduct thei
confectionery store on Sheridan
street, which 1h In connection v.ith
her restaurant there.
Mr. and Mrs. Cowley, the new
owners, are experienced restaurant
people, having been In that bns'iiess
for many years. Mr. Cowly will
nanuRO the eating place on Sheridan
street and Mrs. Cowley will conduct
the Grand Grill. They were former
ly in the same business In Hillsboro, '
nnd also in Portland, but came to
this city because they d-slred to live
In a smaller place. Mr. Cowley stated
this morning that during the time
they had been here he had failed In
love with Pioaebnrg nnd expected to
build himself a modem bungalow
nnd spend the rest or his life here.
He also said that ho would make a
rtpncialty of new nnd unusual dishes
which hcret'tfnre have never found &
place on a bill of fare In this city.
Mr. Cowley will take possession to
morrow morning, and will bt once
begin the work of cleaning. pa:nipr
nnd thoroughly renovating both
places of business. Ho remarked
this morning that he wished to cay
to tho public that it would take pos
sibly a week bofore ho could change
the menu and Introduce h's new
dishes, but that it would be done ns
soon as possible. All white heln will
hn employed In kitchen and dining
room of both restaurants, and with
in a short time he experts to bring
In several experienced cooks.
YOU MUST
HURRY
to get in on our Special
Prices.
Act NOW!
COME TO
An Xmv In Vermont
Mrs. Florence V. 1 Jodie yesterday
received a small carton containing
maple sugar s nt h r hy Mr. r.nd Mrs
Gprdon A. Fery. formerly resident?
of Koseburg. Mr. and M.-s. Fory
p.ro now lnrated at Wakefield. Ver
mont nnd pre rnndnctintr n In to
farm there and arc also marketing
n aplo sngnr which is taken fr.im
tho trees on their place. They tia' ei'
that they he remembered to tht'lr
many friends in this city.
Beef Cattle Drop
Slightly in Price
(By Associated Press.)
PORTLAND, Juno 1. The
live stink mvkr; ;-hnvs Iowt
quotations today, holio steers
g"lnt at U U tn U . llo ;s
ere steady, commandm 1 4 lV
to 1 ". fur primo lin.xed lots.
Other m.ii kct prices are unchanged.
CARR'S
REMOVAL SALE
After this week we will
be in our new location at
231 N. Jackson St.
the old Book Store loca
tion. We will enlarge
and renovate that store
room and you will find
U3 ready to give you
better seryice.
a. M. Pardee, of Car.yonvllUi. wai
t:nnsaotlng luslnoss'uere today.
Tonsil upenulou
Mrs. R. E. Crawford underweni
un oiioruilon for tonsils this morn
ing at the offku ot Ur. A. C. Seely.
Kceidvnce CuanseU
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Brown are now
re-Ming at the Hotel Douglas
where they havo taken a suite ol
ruonis.
Fr.ui Isadora
.Mr. Ueulah Uovlngdon arrived in
this city tn is morning from Isadora,
where tho resides, to spend a rhor'
iimo attending to business matters
Vilt lit Slyrtlo Creek
Mis. N. E. liushnell and baby lefi
Ihis morning for Myrtle Creek,
where they will spend several days
visiting with relatives.
Visit in liogue ltlvep
.Miss Margaret Hart left this morn
ing for Rosue Klver, where she wll'
vislL. for a short time with her nleco,
Mrs. H. V. Martin.
Is in licud
County Agricultural Agent C. J.
Unrd left this morning for Hend ti
attend the meeting of the stall
Kiange.
Gets ll.uk Home
J. A. Walker, the real estate man.
r.ho has been visiting In Oklahoma.
New Mexico and Texas, has returned
l.omo. Ho reports a fine trip, and a
ig crop prospect all over the south
west. -
In Portland
Dr. C. U. Wade la spending a few
('.ays in Portland attending a medi
al meeting held there tnis wock.
He will roturn to Koseburg tho lat
ter part of the week.
Ojierntrd Oil "
.Miss .Margaret Tnomas, or Alienor.
Oreson, underwent an operation at
Mercy hospital yesterday, and is rest
ing easy today. Dr. Suther per
formed tho operation..
ictlirus to Kueno
Mrs. F. W. lienson. who has been
visiting at the George E. Houck resl-
ien-e for the past few days, le.it mis
afternoon for Eugene, where she re
sides. Mrs. lieuuon is house mother
it one of the university sororities.
More YcMenlny
John F. Kauffman, financial repre
sentative of the Union Ctntral Life
Insurance company, spent yesterday
hi this city conferlng with his special
agoiit, M. F. Rice. Mr. Kautlinan
liso makes farm loans. He has head
quarters in roruana.
1 ill Go to Portland
.Mrs. C. S. ll.ii.line will leave to
night for Portland, where she will
remain for two wcokB ou her annual
Vication. During her absence her
duties at the conservatory of music
vlll be attended to by Mrs. Stella
Knauss and Mies Annabel Denn.
To Glewiato
Mrs. A, E. Morrow and two child
ren, ot Albany, who have been visit
ln in this city at the W. P. Weath
erell home, left this morning for
r-leii'-lale, wher they will visit for
short time with relatives before
returning home.
I. t). O. V. Mcnim-ltl
A committer, has been named by
Phil.'tarinn lodio 1. O. O. F. of this
city to act with committees from
other branches of the order here in
-iranKinir for a miitahl ememorinl
servieo for the members who died
during: the part yenr. This service is
t be held on Sundny afternoon.
T"no I.Ike services are to be held
throughout the Jurlsdip'.lon.
!enii:l!it Serviecw
A number of organizations were
"ell represented at tlie Memoriial
Day servlres bold ot the Soldier's
t'oine grove yesterday arternoon.
The P.nv R"outa n et at the armory
nnd m:ireh"(l in a bodv to tlie home,
where titty assisted tho veterans in
st'-ewin': f!ovrrs on tho craves" of
tbe sol.llris wlio hid gone before.
Thry were assisted by the Girl
Seouts und a renrrsoplation of
iMerif-an l-CKion. The talk by Uev.
Ppanii.-.r was much enjoved, ami ono
ef tbn most notable features was the
U lnnlnpr of tho ranks of the oid sol
dlers. This was pointed out by
Uev. Pi angler, wl'o htted that tlie
re prow in? less at the. rate of Ml
every 2i hours. The exereisi s were
well attended although the decora
tion of cemetery graves kept many
rway who would otherwise have
tern present.
MPORTANT RULING
Ohio Wets Get Jolt on Prohi
bition Amendment Issue
In Decision.
SUFFRAGISTS WIN .POINT
Validity t.f -.National IVohl Amend
ment left I'ndoclded l"ro!.ldent
Xcod Xot Pay Income Tax
ou His Suhuy.
(By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON'. Juue 1. Tho L'nl-t.-A
umtM BiinrAmp eiiiirt today held
that federal constitutional aniond-
.mnl. Ann l.a .11 lil.litted for rdtl-
f.catlon to referendum vote In thosi
ttatos having referendum provisions
in their constitutions. The court al-
rort Innnerntlva the OhlO State
.(onstitutional referendum amend-j
nent, in so far as It anw-ia tne ruu
Ilcatiou of federal amendments. Tho
Chlo state supreme court decrees dis
missing the lnfunctlon proceeding
lirought to pievent sunmission 01 uiv
i.vnhthltinn nri women's SUffrad
amendments to votors, were sot aside
ly the cot rt.
Klivs at lnliil)ition.
WASm.VOTON'. June 1. The su-
jrenie court Mled acaln today to
decide the validity of the prohibition
amendment and the measure provid
ing tor eutorcenieni or me hci.
tccees was tr.kfn ny the court until
next Monday, when the present tern
Don't llnve to Pay.
WASHINGTON, June 1. Provis
ions in the war tax revenue act r"-
ouirlng the president of tho Unletd
tateB to pay income tar e. t'- '
my, was today declared uncontitu-
tlcnat by tho supreme court.
Knvored Anarchists.
WASHINGTON', June 1. Charg
Irg that Louis F. Post, assistant sec
rotary of labor, had a "prevortt.d
sympathy for criminal anarchist i.
Hy. General Palmer today told the
bouse committee that In dealing '
attempts of the government to r'.d
t'eis country of dangerous aliens.
Post had employed a "self-willed.
autocratic substitute of his own mis
taken personal viewpoint for obliga
tions of the public law."
Propose increased ttiuui-lc.
WASHINGTON. June 1. In
creased salaries for posial employes
amounting to approximately thirty-
three millions of dollars the first
year, effective July 1, was rocom
mended in a report to congress by
the Joint congressional session.
Ojien Trade Oirices.
LONDON. June 1. As a result of
:ho conference yesterday between
Lloyd Georgo, Drillsh premier, and
Gregory Kressln, Russian bolshevlst
minister on trade, and members of
the Ilritish cabinet, the soviet gov
ernment of Russia has betm granted
permission to immediately open
trade ofTlces In London.
Itiissians Fnll Vnck.
LONDON. Juno 1. Russian bol
shevlst forces fighting against tho
Poles and Ukrainians south of Kiev,
have retreated to new positions af
ter an engagement with superior
enemy forces, says an official Mos
cow dispatch.
Oimker Out Co. Wins.
WASHINGTON. June 1. Govern
ment appeals in the federal anti
trust suit against the Quaker On: a
company was dismissed today hy the
supreme court on motion of the gov
ernment attorneys.
Itnlxmlc Plncne Alarms.
VERA CRl'Z, June 1. President
Wilson has offered to send hosptlnl
ships and nurses, with a corps of
doctors and such medical supplies as
are necessary, for Immediate relief
of bubonic plague sufferers and to
assist in combatting the disease,
which has appeared here. Kleven
authentic ear.eg bnve developed here
to Hate, of which five have resulted
in death.
SAYS UOADS AKU GOOD.
The highway through southern
Oregon Is in line shape, according to
ibe pecuinnis of the Oregon Jour
nal'.", road lour cur, who were here
vrstenliiv ou their way home from a
trip to ihe slate line. They are
traveling in an i:lcjn six.
XOTIC1-; OF FINAL SKTT1.K.HE.NT.
In ihe County Court for Douglas
! County. Orepi.ii.
' In the matter of the estate of Delilah
I J Oiirnt y. deceased.
I Notice Is hereby piven that the
undersigned, administrator of the es
tate of Delilah J. Gurney. deceased,
bns filed in the nhnve eullMed court
his final account ns such administra
tor of sold e-.t;,te. jnd s:ild court has
by i,ier duly i -it'lf. and entered.
, fired Thur- ':.v. ih,. first day of July.
J 1920, at lit o'cl-rk in the forenoon
' In the ronrtv court room In the
I eourthouf at ro.. hurg. Ore., as the
time and plnee for hearing objee-
ons. If anv, to s.ild account, and
tho final ClO"! f .,) e.'nte
8TFPIIKX J. PHIifM.
Administrator of rtt 0f Delilah 3.
Oiirney, deeaV
Dated June 1, 2920.
Tent Caterpillars, give I hem a dose
of S. & YV. arsenate of lead. Sure
cure. Churchill Hwd. Co.
'I-: U.tf ;:5si.5.
l-t S-L.
OREGON
NO. 2474
will be at Oakland June 3,
4 and 5. and the bal. of tho
month If necessary. Oregon
Is proving to bo a wonder
ful breeder. Co mo out and
see hlra.
E. A. KRUSE & SON
STOCK
RANCH
380 acres on Pacific highway,
126 acres under ditch, 60 acres
lo crop, partly alfalfa, balance
mostly hill pasture, with some 2
plow land, some good timber,
outside range, also V. S. Govt.
range; ranch can carry 200 ,
head ot cattlo; ranch all
fenced; 2 sets of buildings,
fair. Will sell with stock an! .
equipment or without. For
particulars see
G. W.YOUNG AND SON I
Ronl Estate and Insurance.
110 Cass St. Phone 417
Will Adjourn Saturday.
V Af?H l VCTIIN June I The
l ouse today adopted a resolution pro
viding for a sine die adjournment of
ccngress at 4 o'clock Saturday aftor-loon.
New Bridge in
Chicago is Opened
CHICAGO, Juue I. Ten thou
sand tuns of steel, Chicago's uow
boulevard link bridge, settled into
place recently with a whirring ot
gears, and for the ninth time in Hi
yours north and southern Chicago
were connected by a direct lake front
route. .
The new bridge, a double dock
bascule, or "jack knife" type, is a
triumph of engineering skill. When
the draw is opened for passing shipa
the two immense "leaves tower
150 feet into the air. A broad boule
vard viaduct leads to the upper level.
reserved for pleasure vehicles only,
while trucks aud drays rumble over
the lower passageway. The bridge
cost fl6.0U0.000 and more than 20
years was spent In Its planning aud
construction.
Dr. 15. R. Shoemakor reports that
tre number of rmallpox cases in tlu
city and surrounding communities
nro growing less. Tho epidemic huf
been quite widespread although in a
very ntild form.
NEW TODAl
WANTED Chambermaid at Hotel
Grand. Apply at onco.
FOR SALE Set (12 Vols.) Building
construction. 315 Cbadwick St.
FOR RENT To gentleman, room
with bath. 340 S. Stephens St.
FOR SALE Player piano, almost
new. 75 rolls cash or time. 315
Chadwick St.
WANTED Scotch collie pup. Phone
io-riz early mornings. John
Goodbourn.
FOR SALE 400 tier oak stove and
block wood", special price for 100
tier lots on ground. If taken al
once. C. W. Groves, phono 6-F33.
FOR RENT Two well furnished
sleeping rooms. Men preferred
iiione jij octwecn 8 a. m. and
o p. ni.
WANTED TO RENT Upright or
piuyer piano for three or four
months; no children. Inquire at
News-Review office.
LOST White Spitz dog, hair grease
and dirty. Finder please tele
phone 207-Y.
SI
THE QUALITV OF
OUR WORK
cannot be bauged by our
price the skill. the
care and thoroughness
guarantee satisfaction.
LET US SHOW YOU
Who's your cleaner? jfl
Try Our Way
Our Auto Will Coll.
Phone 277.
Tlione 277. 11 J
A.OMT Lady's small, open-face gold
waicii, goia nanrts, half circle
stars on back case. Reward for
return to this office.
TRADE 15-jeweled Wallham watch
in 20-year gold filled case for good
rifle. Call or write Roy Agee. 815
307""' St" Roseburg' or Pbonc
FOR SALE Span 3-year-old mares
mare and rni,i i.i,nin ri
wickless oil range; also attach-
'em ior converting Ford into
",?LOT- Il,"llre John McKay,
"ilbur, Oregon.
DO YOU OWN A SAWMILL and
timber, if so would vnu leoo mm
and accept $3.00 per M. for the
iiuioer as cut including lease of
niill If interested senri rnii .in
scription of your mill and timber
me ai once. Schiller I). Her
niann. 42G Lumbermens Bldg
Portland, Oregon.
WE HAVE A CLIENT who wishes to
dispose of the following timber
claims: E 4 of SW and SV4 of
Sec. 18, and SX. Sec. 20
T. 32 R. 4, about 10 miles east of
G.emlnle. Estimated to cruise
lo.000.000 foot of fir. pine and
spruce. Make an offer. Schiller
R l.ermann. 42T.-S Lumbermens
Bid., Tortland, Oregon.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
ntwayv DCS!
Signaturt of
all banking transactions la moat complete,,,
not atop there-wo are progressive and u h
creases, we enlargo our facilities to meet th, 4
There are other advantages of having your
Account with ui. which we will be pleased to teu"
TheRosebiirNationalBdnk
, Rosebur.Ore.
tJOKS THHU f.VXYOXVILLK.
On the map showing the route of
the Tiller-Crater ' lake cutoff Toad,
the route was shown through Myrtle
Creek. Tho present route Is thru
CanvonvlltA .
Ed. Hamlin wZtoZZaj.
today attending t0 burl.,,
TCI
we hve txxxwrti.
pientsfoVSritb
J5veet $rLw
3
What Is more charming than a Bride or a sweet rlrl tniult'
What is more In keeping as a gift for either than u uiiiiu
ploce of jewelryl
We have a beautiful assortment ot gifts for you tocatoN&w
Sifts that would be cherisjied by the recipient
When gifts-come from our store the QUALITY Is utot
Our PRICES are as low as out quality will Justify.
Our WORD Is our BOND. -
BUBAR BROTHERS
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An Assortment of Classic Dances
C1VEN BY THE
HEINLINE-MOORE
CONSERUATORV OF MUSIC
AND
TAYLOR HOLMES
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"Three Black Eyes"
FS A DISGIIACK! TWO'S OVT OF PLACBBt'I,Hjf
AYKLb IT'S A ItEAIi COMEDY WITH A WcS"
ChrisuVComedy and Pathev
Wednemlny: A rarnmount Siieclal and Arbockle 0"
TODAY OXLY
DOROTHY GISH
rr.. n .mdinill! Ill
ine screen s r unniest n
"PEPPY I PGLU
A dandy story full of "peppy'
comedy'
II v ier .
BLACK SECRET I"
ROUS COMEDY AXD