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Another Royal Suggestion ibOKIES and SMALL CAKES i : - From WIIEM tltc-.-chH'lP romp in hungry ai young bears, here are some wholesome, economical de lights that will not only be received with glee, but will satisfy the most ravenous appetite in a most wholc- ! some manner, i Cookie fi-CTrp sho:t'nl '2 cu) uKr u cup inlla 44 tciiapoen jrratra rr meg 1 tcaP'-.i vanlila i!uaei or ginteo rind of 1 i'ln'in 4 cui (lour , 1 tcl"" Koyal Baking l'ouder Cfcam inorteninff and sugar together; add milk to bcaien eggs '"d beat again; aud slowly to creamed shorten ing and sugar; add nutmeg and flavoring; add S cups flour sifted with bak'ng powder- add enough mure flour to make sli'f dough. Roll out very thin on floured board; cut with cookie cutter, sprin kle with sugar, or put a raisin or a piece of English walnut in the center of each. Bake abuut 13 minutes in hot oven. Cocoa Drop Cakes 4 tnt.lenonns shortening 1 en p sins ar M 1 e,- U cjp m'M l cups tin 8 traFpfM) ma Ttoval Raking rovyacr 1 nip eocon 1U tea "Hin Mlt 1 WiUjVwoa vtuitlla. extract "Bake with Royal and nil miii saiiMwsneT11""11 ltUSKIiriin N K V S- It K V I E vl Issued Dally Except Sunday. I I B. W. BATES L W1M3EHU BERT C. BATES ' SUUSCRIPTION H-ATE3 Daily, per year, by mail $4.00 Daily, six months, by mail .... 2.00 Ly Carrier, per month .50 1 The Associated Press ia exclusively entitled to the use for renubliration : of all nowR dirmtchtB credited to it or not otherwi.'te creiliied In this ; p:ipcr and also the local news pub lished herein. All right of republl-i cation of spec!:.! diBpatches herein , nre also rencrved. Kntorod as second-class matter May 17, 1!20, at the post office at HoRchurg, Oregon, under the Act of March 3, 1879. ItosehurtCi Oivgon, Juno il, IWilO. WIM. AIUOI'RN FIIIDAY. WASHINGTON, .May 31. A lntft tlvo aKreeiiH'iit to adjourn conprtMH sine die on Friday next was reached today by the republican lead ra of the senate and hnu.se. Members of the conference com mittee said that with a recess Im pending the disagreement means there will be no river and harbor ap propriations this year. CONVICT IS CAl'C.HT. SAI.KM. May 31. Frank Maese. a convict who escaped from the state penitentiary wood camp near Aums vIMe Irnt Saturday, was apprehended at Jefferson early today by the town marshal of that place. Maest is n Cuban who was sentenced for five A SLIGHTLY USED V2 TON TRUCK All Hardwood Body. A Good Buy J. F. BARKER & CO., ROSEBURG, .OREGON IMPLEMENTS AUTOMOBILES TRACTORS the NEW KOYAL LOOK BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure years In Union county for a.sault wills Intent to rob. Sam Paull. who escaped from the yar'd Saturday hua. not "een FAMOVS PLAY PlCTlillSI.D. Another famous jilay appears on tho screen as a Painfoui.t-Artcraft release. Cecil B. be Mille has adapt ed Sir Juiiieg M. Danie's famous "The Admirable Crichton" and re named It "Male and Female. " Said lo be one of tho screen's most lavish productions, It will be shown at the Antler's theater on Thursday and Friday. SKJAIt SO A US 1IH.H. SAN KltANCI.'O, May 31. A price of $26.30 a huiulredweiKht wan di'dured by the California-Hawaiian Sunar Refining company here today for its latest allotment, the new price beliiR a raise of $3.05 over the pre vloiis ff f;n re. Jobbers and retuilers profit rules Imposed by the United States attorney pt neral would mean a price to the consumer of 2U 3-10 cents ft pound in ihe San Francisco bay n'Kinn. Elsewhere the freight from the San Francisco seaboard will be added to the charp-. Iteeently H. Clay Miller, chair man of the federal trade commission h nnnoimrt'd that this raise would be the last one and that future allotments of sucar won due to tn sdd at a decreased price. To Salem Nellie I'nlir,.It hn han spending the p:i- week in Korehprg , lHth her sisttr, Mrs. Karle Iturr. l-ft this afternoon for Salem where : he i resides. A: FAPEUT SHOE MAKFH nut a mere ci.bbler menda your shoes when iliey come to us. We restore shoes instead of repairing them. To strcngihen the weak nesses without care in preserving the style of the shoo is an old-fashioned, clumsy work. Lot us show you what we do by our modern methods and factory machinery. Shuei called for and delivered, Jfl cents extra. Phone 131. vv. S. HOWARD (Midyear Shot Keimlivr. ?1 N. Ja.k.nn fit Robiri book. Cream shortening; add sugar ana well-Beaten egg; well and add milk slowly; silt flour, baking powder, salt an I cocoa into mixture; stir until smooth, add vanilla. Put one tablespoon of batter into each greased muffin tin and bake in moderate oven about 10 minutes. Cover with boiled idnS' Orange Cakes 4 tablespoons shortening 1 cup BUrfar i cup milk let: J cups flour 8 teaspoons Royal Baking I'owdtT U teaspoon salt I teaspoon oranire extract grated rind of 1 orango Cream shortening; add sugar slowly, beating well; add milk a little at a time; then add well-beaten egg; sift flour, baking powder and salt to gether and add to mixture; add flavoring and Kra"d orange rind; mix well. Bake in greased shallow tin, or in dividual cake tins, in hot oven IS to 21) minutes. When cool cover wiih orange icing. COOK BOOK FREE Jf on the press and flrnr thun over before. Thm now Uoyn Cook Book con Uinlntf dolfsrhtf ul ru- ctr?a. will b? Bent to you free If you will send your name and address. BUVAL BAKfNO POWDER CO. lift Fulton Strooi ISaw Vork Citf be Sure PACKKItS I'ltKPAI.E FOIl - I.MMl NSi; 1HUNE CIlOl. EUGENE. June 1. Manager J. O. Holt, of the Eugene Fruit Growers' association, returned the last of the week from a trip to Sheridan and Dallas, where hewent to look after the construction of new prune plants and driers. He states that In spite of the big freeze of last December, which destroyed whole orchards In the north part of the valley, there will be an Immense crop of prunes in western Oregon, and In anticipa tion of this they are putting up new plants at Sheridan, Forest Grove, Myrtle Creek, Riddle. Grants Pans and Carleton, in addition to that at Dallas. The plant at Eugene has just r-hlpped a mixed car of canned goods to San Francisco, and several more are being prepared for shipment dur ing the next few days, one of them (o go as far cast as Boston. coxi Kiti;cE is caixi:d. PORTLAND. June 1. Representa tives from t'ach of eighty-suvta American. Legion posts in Oregon will inert in PonUnd June 12 to elean up existing claims of former service men against the government liciure July 1. The conference was decided upon yesterday by William J 11. Kollett. stale commander of the 1 Legion. I "We want every ex-service man in the stale, deubled or otherwise, lo gel every benefit that is due him j from the government by reason of ! existing provisions relative to voca tional training, compensation and in surance," said Follett. A banquet at one of the leading hntels the night of June 12 is ill umed bv the slate committee In honor of the guests, with auiomoblle tris on the Columbia river highway the Sunday following. Hetier co-operation in the handling of sinle affairs for the American le glen will be sought at the meeting, and appointment of vocational train ing officers in all posls will he asked. HI MHKKT l.KAVKS 11)11 KAST. E1TOEXR. June 1. Harold H. Humbert, formerly of Kugene. who has resigned as general secretary of " e 'ireon Sunday School associa tion, hns left for the east. A new recretary is 10 be elected by the sec retarial committee which includes l llton Shaw, A A. Morse and Dr. S Karl Du Hois. Miss Georgia Parker Is associate secretary and will have temporary charge of tho field work under direction of William Moll Case, of Kugene. and Charles A. race, of Portland, the present president and c'.-alrmnn of Ihe executive committee. Mr. Humbert has be n with the association for tho past two year.-,, l is schedule for the summer Includes- sneaking engagement at MMc conventions In North DaknV '' " iuw.i, t-uumy contentions tn .Mtn- 'resota and instrurtorships at train ,1115 schools conducted by the Inter I'ationa! Sunday School association c.t Lake lleneva. Wis., and Lake Win ' l epesaukee. New Hampshire. ) WI1KAT fONTItOI, i:xi;s. , WASHIXr.TON-, June 1. Federal rcnt'ol of wheat a.id whent produ I.. r,ded today, the wheat director I'caMng to function under limitation ;C the low creating the office, and tho food administration control end . ing by proclamation of the president l'AVOKS KQI AI. SI 1 Kit X(JK. CHICACO. June 1. On motion "f Coleman Pupont. of Delaware, the irpuhltratlon nat'onal committee to- uay tinaninioiifiy adoited n resoln- tlcn calling upon the republican slates which havo not done so. to pass tho v.niMnn's suffrage constitu tional amendment. IOVE andMAMfflED LEFEI i hn fho noted author - I Tri MGlone Gibson MY BABV. Charles told no one of tho tele gram from John, consequently the doctor, thinking John had not re ceived the wire I saw me send, asked Chiles to telegraph again. "Mr Goodwin.' said Hannah aiter ward, "InsMed that the doctor write the telegram hini.ielf, or at least dic tate it w be figned in bis name. Then Charles took it to the telegraph of fice " This l ruught a wire from John secretary sa.ng. "Mr. Cordon 1b out of town on u -iuess. I am not quit sure Just where he Is at this mo ment He told me that business n-tgbt take him to three different ci.lcs. Have relayed Ihe wire to him at these three places, but doubt the possibility of his being able to get to his wife In less than thirty-six hours.'' Rvaclly Like Mm. It was exo-tly like John Gordon to think when lie received my telegram that I was not really 111; that I had sent him Hie 'vire because, as he ex tressed it, "I wanted to make up. ' t waB exa-tlv like him to discount xll I Implied in the telegram, de scribing It lo himself as a woman's whim and k'.'.rt out of town without making definite plans so that a wlro would reach him nlckly ln case ot neeessltv. John's absolute coiksnro uesa and belief ln himself and that h whole world must rally around him, Is perhaps his greatest fault. His telegram brought consterna tion Into the house where 1 was ly ng mercifully unconscious of it all. For the doctor at this time had de snalred of my life and another telo rcram was sent to the offiro with thlf nfoimatinn. Hannah told me after wards that Charles was like an In "tne man. "It was the first time," he said, "that I have ever seen Mr. Ch.pl tlj..n nut nf his calm, but he certainly did curse, and curse aw- f'llly. I almost neneve mar. aonie- 11.1 1 ...ll.ln ii-.m'.rl hqtfA ll 11 I nAtl.d 1' I l lr "Ti.-m it-. ....1,1.....-- If Mr. Gordon had been able to make hla appearance wituin me next n hours. Too Weak to Speak. ' T. u'n m-nv hnnrt liefnro T IWnli'A to consciousness. For a moment I Why suffer the discomforts and embarrassments of a Goitre? O. fi. C. preparation tor goitre bai bono titud many. Why pay several hundred dollc- for an oo'ration lo rcmovu a tenure wh-n O.G.C. enn boobtaitu-d for such a comparative! iinallwipt.'nditurei O.G.C. when properly applied ffiroa tatia I tctory results, or your nun. y will be r. funded. O.G.C. ia tuid direct, by mail . V rite (or book let. Address Dept.3 O.aC CHEMICAL COMPANY . Seattle, W'as!jfigion - 0 CITY NEWS j0 Arundel, piato tuner. Prion- leSL. We wash and polish cars at Uer teu's garage. Sprella Corsetiere. Clara Corum. Phone. 402-R. 311 W. Wash. tf. We pay the highest price for Cas cara bark. Berger's Bargain Store. We pay the highest price for Cas cara bark. Berger's Bargain Store. Lime-sulphur spray, sulphur for fertilizer, sulphur for plant dusting, lime in Bbls., arsenate er lead, black leaf forty. Umpqua Valley Fruit Union. Medford-Roseburg auto stnge will make dally trips, leaving Umpn.ua holel at 1 p. m. McCracken & Iler rloit. proprietors and chauffeurs Safety first. A H. Amadon, who has been visit ing here with his wife for the past few days, left for Portland this af ternoon. "DANDERINE" Stops Hair Coming Out, Doubles Its Beauty. A few cents buys 'Danderine." o.xt an application of "Danderlne" on ran not find a fallen hair or any andr-iff. besldej even- hair shows ! life. ,t,r. brightness, more color and thickness. had no feeling except the blossod rtalliatlon of- surcease from pain and then 1 raised my eyelids and although I wan too weak to auk the question the nurse understood, and with a smile she wont ifi the door and bi ought to me my baby. Foots have lameniod the Inade quacy of words to describe the ec siacy of love's first kiss, and as 1 lr,y there too weak to move, too weak to even put my arm closer around the little bundle which the nurse had put within my clasp. I know tha' to word spoken by human tongue ould exiress say emotion. Only a wpinan'who has folt this greatest of all thrills, when her first born Is placed within her arms can know my feelings at this time. Well can It be said to be woman's crownln glory, and' as I felt the warmth of the little body close to mo and looked down into the tiny face I knew thnt at last I bad come to realize what love meant. I closed my eyes again "Isn't she sweet?" asked the nurse. I opened my eyos -ln shrprise and rcrhans a little consternation crept into t!.em. Out of Her TlioiiKhtt. . Until this moment I had not thot to ask whether my baby was a girl or a boy and until this moment lohn had been absolutely out of my thoughts. My baby had usurped everything. It had beon my world from which all else was abut out. r.ut at hearing the pronoun "she" I visualized John looking down at us I here his mouth curled ln that lit tle crooked smile I had so often sfen. ,1s face half satirical, half contempt uous. I could almost bear him say, "Oh, Its a girl. Is It?" A llttel shudder ran from my head to mv feet as I realized how keen would be his chagrin and knew that he would feel that this would seem to be the climax of all the disap pointments I had caused him. He would never for a moment remem ber that I was not to blame and dee,. !n his heart he would bold It against me and feel that in some way I had tried and succeeded ln thwarting him In h(s ambition for a son. Tomorrow fTtie Joy of Motherhood DAXCE AT TH.LIilt. Saturday night, June 5, Tiller will entertain at a dance in the pavilion. Good music. Roseburg and other burgs Invited to attend. , YOU CALL WE HAUL. Anything at any time. Wood for sale. I'hone 102. L. It. Chambers at McClelland & Chambers' 2nd Hand Store. Poultrymen get your kale plants from Earl Vosburg, 702 Fullertou, 50c per 100. PROFESSIONAL (AKi MRS. F. I. OWKX Cut Flowers. Phone 240. 403 W. Cass. OK, M. H. PLYLKU Chiropractic Phy.clan, 222 W. Lane St DR. R. P. BRADFORD WIVK Chiropractors, West Roseburg Phone 40F4. DR. CLAIR R. ALLEy Dentist at 331 Perkins Building, Roseburg Oregon. Office Hours: 9 to 12 a oi' 1 to f p. m. . Phone 65 Office Hours: 10 to 12, 2 to 4. Phones: Office, Wl; Res., 172. DR. I.UCETTA SMITH, FHYSIC1A.N Women and Children Diseases a Specialty- Office. Masonic Building. (UfilflD (OlllflU All Classified Advertisements tn erted new uxlay will be found on last page under "New Today" head. WANTEn. WANTED Girl for general house work. Applicants please phone 53. WANTED Lunch . counter girl at Hotel Umpqua at once. WANTED Chambermaid at Hotel Grand. Apply at once. WANTED Teeth for Jones' hay rake. Call Phone 33-F11. WANTED Experienced waitress, al so dishwasher. Apply Mrs. Geo. Foutch. WANTED Scotch collie pup. Thone 15-F12 early mornings. John Goodbourn. W ANTED Teacher for Glengarry school, Dlst. No. KI9. M. M Cooper, Clerk. Roseburg, Ore. WANTED TO RENT Upright or player piano for three or four months; no children. Inquire at News-Review office. WANTED TO RENT By first or June, modern house In good loca tion; garden, chicken house. Call WANTED $3000 to 4000 on long "me. gooa security, low Interest Answer only by letter. P. D O care News-Review. WANTED Young man. 18 to Sn year, old, handy with carpenter tools, to learn sash and door work Apply to J. o. Flook Co., if you mean business. -Ket Content. 15Ftuia"Dfaohna wm CASTOniA ALooiioL-ariiiictNr. i AVcielablerVoparatioii&rAs I simiiatinilhcroMlbyKiuU- 1 1inUStoMCliSatalBourf Thereby Promolin Driesww Cheerfulness and RestCoaUis neither Opium, Morphine r, Iueral. Not isahcotk fi mfj- I AhClPIUlKCraeajiui ; ConsUpaUonnndDiarrhoci h . teknncc una LOSS OF SLEEP (j i (.Ain-frnm inliilaDry. r ! Kiuiui'i J JacSimile Sienm ' TmtCrrrAimCoHPfflic. Exact Copy of Wrapper, WANTED Waitress at Hotel Ump qua. WANTED A healthy woman-capable of cooking for IS or 20 men. Small camp. Tripplo A Lumber Co., Wilbur, Oregon. VOUR WEEKLY CHECK Limited only by ability and time devoted to selling our treos. Complete line all varieties backing yon Write for terms. Start liuini.di rtely. Salem Nursory Co., Salem, Oregon. . WANTED $10.00 offered for this book, "Captain Gray's Company, or Crossing the Plains and Living in Oregon," Portland, 1859. Ad dress John L. Hitchcock, 1010 Powell St., San Francisco, Cal. HELP WANTED WANTED HELP Ex-service men and others fur nished employment free of chfcrge. Contractors, ranchers and farmers place your orders with us for help ers. Our services are free both to employer and employed. Law rence-Cordon Co., 125 Cass St. Phone 219. WANTED position as farm man ager or will run a fully stocked and equipped farm on a share or partnership basis. Give location and descriif'cn of farm and state your p-on- sit'on. If you are in terest In up to dnte methods and prac'i-rl business farming I would appr elate an opportunity to give you my qualifications and reier ence-. Address, F. M., Box 1 Gild, Ore. FOI; RENT FOR PENT Room with bath. 401 So. I.Iain Street. tf FOR RENT To gentleman, room with bath. 340 S. Stephens St. FOR RENT Sr-rety a.poilt boxes Roseburg National Bank. FOR RENT burnished rooms for Housekeeping, new ana clean, mv Prospect St. FOR RENT Central hotel building, corner Oak and Rose. Inquire 211 W. Washington. FOR RENT Two well furnished sleeping rooms. Men preferred. Phone 343 between 8 a. m. and 5 p. m. SAFETY FIREW Secui a safety deposit box for your valuable pa pers at the Roseburr National Pank. tf MISCRIXANKCCb. LOST White Spitz dog, hair greasy and dirty. Finder please teie v phdlie 207-Y. PHONE your order for your winter wood to R. Rlubbs, Melrose store. Phone 11 F25. FOUND Small purse containing a little change. Owner may get , property by phoning 202-W. BE GOOD TO YOURSELF Phone 76 (tnd ride. Jitney on the job until midnight. WELL DRILLING R. E. Helnsel mnn, driller, R. 1, Roseburg. . Phone 3-FB. .OST Lady's small, open-face gold waicn, gold hands, nan "tars on back case. Reward for return to this office. MONEY TO LOAN Jn-year fitral credit farm loans, low Interest rate. $20,000 local money to loan on good real estate. First mort gage. Sea M. F. Rica ot Rica Rica. . tf. gone-fan iJl!dt Genuine fiiwaya Bears the Signature, of LOST-Lady , ,M In or near armorfsr night IaltWi"M.ii Of Watch ud ajlti i front, rindw (Ita I News-Review obi u ward. i m mi FOR SALE 1 pod mji Oil SALB-Bileluiij Rt. 1, 1 ffilleut. FOR SALE Set 11 T4 ConstracUoa. Ill a FOR SALE Hirer (fat new, 75 rolls cub or & Chadwick St. FOR SALE-0H poitik oak store wood, flou C. McGaeher, FOR SALE Good tins on Coos Bit hlflnj. I Lock Box 15, CuaU USED CARS FOB SUM lnder, 7-paueif trail touring. Motor an ia FOR SALE OR TRjl!M horses, well brokasfai S. EpperlT. PboM FOR SALE 1 la truck, tlso Stodteuiat good rigs. 0.1 Chester SL FOR SALE-C0BI 1 smith's tools, with I business. Addren i News-Review. FOR SALE-Osklulii as new. Will unfj as part payment. In Lane St. FOR SALE Two mM" 2 years old. tii " Fullerlon SUP'"" FOR SALE-WM i Wj 1918 model; tUi" lng car as part PP Mefford, OaklwtW FoiTsALE-lMJIW inch ihlpUP ul per 1000 t R"rt",J Lumber Co.. W1W. FOR SALE-401 IW' hinck wood, sreciu rr. tier lots on r once. aW.OreralJ FOR SALE" ttt - -S rill W piling, " - 1 I and belt M1 a . irrihMttr. V ! old. weight frnsli: sis "".Mil! Shorthornsir i Oregon. miles wei. OHM, JODT ' stnrara. trU r.w... til. -J isrrs a""1;. 11 i... hnolt. t' rV' Thirty Yt casto: Tilt I1IWI1M mjfJaaaiJ tb msre and 1 ': ' ment for J trsctor. . W
