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5 : , urday night. better service. ' ' ' ' I ?! new snap sot9 pAiMFR ATTACKED The Loyalty of a Dollar. Nothing sticks to one through thick and thin like money which is treated with consideration. But noth- Inft goet faster than money which I mlatreated. Wise expenditure, conscientious taring and Judicium Investing la ih proper treatment for money. And a good way to boglL treating your money right la to depoeit It here at tho I'mpqua Valley Bank. JOHN M. THRONE, Caahler. THE U74PQUJI VJULLV BANK OREGON H ROSEBURG In In Portland Mlaa Minfilo Cell. Mo me ODOIfttor latin? local lulephono and tolwrapa ! jr. ' ' - - ...... i..'. n . i .1 h,. unuv, leu ywitnay tor rwruauu w Milt for a abort time. Here For Visit Mr. May Stephenson, of Tacoma. arrived In Hunt bur last night and rill visit for a shirt time at the C. L. Wlard home. Returned to Bend Ralph ilucklngbam, who gradu lated with the recent claaa from the I Kuseburg high achool, left last night I for bis home at Bend, where he will ! remain permanently. 7, CARR'S M U R D E R OF PRICES This is the Last Week. We have started mov ing and will vacate our present quarters by Sat YOU MUST HURRY to get in on our Special Prices. Act NOW! COME TO 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 us ready to give you "Male and Female" is Great Picture Return, to Portland Howard Bailey, son of Mr. and I Mrs. J. B. Bailey, will leave tonight i for Portland, where he la employed ; with the Portland Caa Coke Co. He has been visiting hia parents In thla city for the past week. II ill s Small Tract O. C. Houaer haa purchased the five acre Samuel Mabley tract a short distance west of the city. The place consiBia of five acres of highly Improved land, suitable for general garden and orchard purposes. IN SENATE TODAY Bondsd Warehouses Running Wide Open in Parts of Pennsylvania. COTTON CROP IS SHORT Prospect I'nfavoruble For Material Reduction In Cotton Goods iTltew federal Woi-ut Standard is to be Maintained. , No delusions aa to the public's tastes in motion pictures are ener 1 lulned by Cecil B. tie Mllle, whose i latest i'aramount-Artcraft picture, i "Male and Keniale." aduptcd from Fir Juntos M. liarrle's "The Admlr j'aMe CTIchton." will be on view at 'the Antler'a theater next Thursday! Mr. Xaylor and Child Return- Mrs. V. E. Xaylor, wife of one of the assistants in the office of the I Cascade national forest, and. child I I.Hve leiurniu iiume iiuiu nuwuui g v nere tney attended tne strawDerry carnival. Eugene Register. In Portland Frank Poole, who la employed aa n'.ail carrier at the local postofflce, recently left for Portland, where be will enter a hospital for eye Creat ine! rriday. , (ment. He expecta to return to thl "I am not one who would rail at city later. the public If one of my pictures failed to 'get acresa' ", the famous director said recently. "The public j knowa art. I have never yet been connected with a failure, but. If ! were, I would blame myself, not my audiences." juaging irom the IaviBh scale up- Want Illlls Turned In In order that the carnival affairs may be aettled, the committee re quests all merchants and other per sons having bills against the carnival to present the same at once. The prize money is being mailed out as I nn which the Uarrle story was pro- 1 raPldly as possible and it is hoped to : duced, and the all-mar cast asscinb ;led to Interpret it. -Mr. De .Mllle has 'no cause to worry about his lutest I masterpiece. Thomns Meighan ha:i tr.e rale of Crichton, the resourceful sutler, who became hia mcstor's mas ter on a desert isle. Others In the notable cast are Gloria Swnnson. I,lla i'.'Lco, Theodore Roberts, Bebe Daniels. : Raymond Hntton and Guy Oliver. W. R. Sether, of Reedsport. ar 1 rived last night to visit for a short 'time with his brother. A P Sntlmr 'The largest mill in the Reedsport J 'vicinity w.1B closed down because of ' the car abortage, Mr. Sether announces. i iBI i THE QUALITV OF OUR WORK cannot be gauged by our prices (he skill. the Care and thoroughness guarantee satisfaction. LET US SHOW YOU Vrlon your clctttier? Try Our Way Our Auto Will Call. Phone 277, have all carnival matters attended to by the end of the week. Kills (tig Rattlers While out looking for stray horses near Oil lard yesterday, T. Leland Brown killed two large rattle snakes. He almost stepped on one large srake which escaped Into a squirrel hole and within a short distance found two more which were quickly dispatched with a club. One had nine rattles and the other seven. IxxUre to Meet Tonight The Knights of Pythias lodge will meet tonight In a celebration and so cial lime. Work In tbe second de gree will be put on and this will be followed by a banquet and social hour. . The money received by the prize float entered In the recent fra ternal parade will be spent for the I anquet. This 's the third prlzewitt- nlng float entered by tbe lodge lr. recent strawberry carnivals. Drove Down From Tiller Walter Norman and Kd. Renr drove to the city today from Tiller, returning laic hub aiterooon. Ar rangements are "being made for a big dance at Tiller July 3 and S, Satur day and Monday nights. The Fourth comes on Sunday this year and they are planning their celebration to ex tend from Saturday evening until -nonany night. A good program of sports will be furnished and those who attend will be assured a good time. Attended fc'iuienil Among the many persons who at tended tho funeral or the late Mis. Kllza Chapman at Glide Tuesday ' were Mr. and Mrs. John Gllham and I son, of Galesville; Mrs. W F I Hrlggs. of Canyonville. and Ram Tall and family, of Riddle. Mrs. ' Vida. Denton, nee Mathews, of Se I at lie, a granddaughter of Mrs. i napman. a widely known I aional nurse, attended her I her last Illness. profes-durlng 'Arrived Iah Night I Mrs. L. L. I.indley arrived In this 'city last night accompanied by her i daughter. Mis. Cohoon, who is quite HI. and came for the purpose of re ceiving treatment at the Rosebud sanitarium. Mrs. Undley and her ,uugiuer have been in (By Associated Presa.) WASHINGTON, June 2. Charges that the campaign for the nomina tion of Attorney Uoneial Palmer as lhi , democratic candidate lor we 1 residency bad been conducted In Pennsylvania with an open appeal Invoring distillery and brewery in teresta In that state, were made to day before the senate Investigating committee by Kiigeue C. Bonulwell, of Philadelphia. Bonnlwell, who distributed the McAdoo stickers during the primary, stated that the raloona and bonded warehouses in some parts of Pennsylvania are now running "wide open." and that this situation Is proceeding under the eyea of tbe department of Juatlce. and that prohibition enforcement of ficers vre anointed with lui- u-er a advice." Reiieaui F.mergvncy Act. WASHINGTON, June 2. By a ut'anlmoua vote today the house judiciary committee ordered out the resolution repealing all war-time legislation, excepting the Lever food control act, tho trading with the enemy act and the District of Co- umbla rent profiteering measure. Cotton Crop light. WASHINGTON, June 2. Report ing the condition of the cotton crop May 25 at 64.04 per cent of normal, the department of agriculture today announced that thla is the lowest record In GO years. The prospect for a short crop is tbe worst ever known, according to reports re ceived froin a general survey of the situation. First Choice Given. WASHrNGTON. June 2. The sale of American ships to foreign interests after diligent efforts have been made by the shipping board to dispose of them to Americans, Is provided for in the merchant ma rine bill as finally agreed upon by the senate and house conferees after an all-night session. The senate provisions providing for a perma nent shipping board of seven mem bers is retained in the measure. Wheat Standards Hold. WASHINGTON. June 2. Con tinuation of the present federal wheat standards was decided today by Secretary of Agriculture Mere dith. Johnson Wins Indexation. CIIKAtiO, June 2 In the flr. decision affecting the Johnson force 4n the convention, the republican national committee today voted 3t! to 12 to seat delegates from the tenth Minnesota dlbtrlct who are counted as favorable to the candi dacy of the California senator. Will ConUwt McCamnnt. PORTLAND. June 2 fitanflold McDonald, Oregon campaign man ager for lllrryii Johnson, left for Chicago last night, where he goes prepared to contest the seat of Wal-, lace McCamunt. McDonald bears a petition alleging that M C-imaut ob tained the election by fraud, and that he refused to obey the man date of the republican party of Ore Eon, whose servant he is under the Mate election laws. Johnson Ix-ad 380:1. SALEM, June 2 Comnlete offi cial returns from every county in Oregon, canvassed by the secretary of state show that Hiram Johnsor on over, Leonard Wood in the re cent primary by a plurality of 2.19J otes. The official finals give John srn 4B.1 63. Wood 3.770, Lowden .fi.576. and Hoover 14.537. CorKrntlon Fined .V.100. Ssi KAt t.Sri, June 2. The John X. FIXED aioo EACIT. . , X Harold and Robert Park, r- 4 ' rested for ' a.Uac.l Jiiflht- watchman Wright, ware todav uuea. ivu acn in uie ! court and were given a FIRE Flro may aweep away tha ac cumulations and savings of years in a few brief moments. The only aafe way to protect your property la to insure in a good reliable company. Also to have your policies written correctly. Fire Insurance We write policies correctly and give you the protection needed. We represent only substantial, reliable old line companies. Any business Intrusted to us will be promptly and carefully attended to. Fire insurance, automobile Insurance, plate glass, btn-g-lury, life and accident Insur ance. Phone or sec us today. '. ' 4 fore Recorder Whipple. It Is claimed by the ofticers that they . were slightly intoxicated at the time of tbe right and G. W.YOUNG AND SON Real Estate and Insurance. 110 Cass St. Phone 417 Tom ivim.. this aft.r':ra Uu. : as rmy'l'.lt& ,Cr J- n. the city laubmltteri , jail .en. wnZ?? '? tence or 30 daya, tha jail sen- tpital p.,7l 9im7. ( tenc. being remitted during le,"d k' k, ' I good behavlc r. Tha two mad ! b Ma t, Z n. ( no. defense but entered a plea daya Wu mUr" Ck ! of guilty when arraigned be- . ,:' rvr klV," l "ki that one bad a bottle of liquor' ,,II A Mra! Z,k in hi. pocket. , .ou" kj Uealth. r 'U.,,, ' NUa Nelaon wk. - NEWS SNAP SHOTS Mrs. J. W. Booth, who has been visiting In this city at the L. W. Metzger home, returned this aftei- noon to Portland, where she resides. NEW TODAY FOR SALE Two brood sows and 12 pigs, the lot or separately. C. G. Sheppard, Dixonville. FOR SALE 4 month, old milcb goat. Phone 40-F4. FOR SALE Eleven head of good feeder bogs, weight about 100 lbs. eucb. P. E. Cooper, lit. 1, Rose- burg. Phone 42-F4. FREE BOARD for a work each evening, teria at once. little jnnitor Cull at Cafo- RELIABLE girl wanta place to take care of children for summer. State wugea. Address B. F., 720 Win chester St. FOR SALE OR TRADE 160-acre stock ranch, fully equipped. In quire 628 So. Pine. WANTED Young girl to assbit with housework.' small family. Apply 311 East Oak. " FOR SALE Fresh Jersey cow and calf. $50.00: good saddle mare, 130.00. Tel. 36-F13. BARGAIN House and 2 lots, J550. Overhead expense liifht, no blotter, no ledger, no daybook or bookkeeper. C. Merrill, 604 Mill St. SALE OR TRADE Work horses, saddle borses to irade for wood, hay or cows. Will sell on ttme. C. Merrill, 504 Mill St. . Mr.. E. A. Shuey, who Is nursing In Oakland, returned to that city to day after spending a short time In lloseburg. Wm. Buxton, a ;romlnent resident ,rr tne llrockway district, waa trans I acting business here today. I Jeff Williams was lu from Look, lag Glass-thl. afternoon. ' J. B. Reddti'gfield. of Peel, war among the Roseourg visitor, ttday. Mrs. A. Lombard, who ha. been visiting with her . daughter. Miss Maud Lombard, left thla afternoon' for her home In Eugene. Mrs. C. M. Hedgpeth left thl. af- motin.r .,. - " iiih,; snllv o. . ' U i ' -' reel wnen.k." exc uno,i .i. ":"roefi. alrt lu hlsfTf' ; accoruing to ur. t M ?"' i)ician lihtim . wlll 'Of t Peel, "'I hrkvi 14. he k, any way, although It L7Si " Ml I rf. "Plalon that theT1 wm ot b. a S the sight of one ey. dim. Sam Pauff, ;lbL it.. m,iii(3 the Salon, penitentiary. u" i vrienaaie yeatertlaj m ,,,7 turned to the pen at fl7 caped by hiding unde, ,and riding o with it J. H. Suiker nf pILA the convict, Mr. taiE? ternoon for Sulherlln. where she will ,' ,," " , ' by "t0 CiliierT attend the camp meeting - of tl.e I If "h a" ,ou'"1 'klt iw! 8eventh Day Adventlst church, whleh I ,",ll'l near Clendile uTZ is In session there this week. : i 'iLked uu bV Splker am tur Mrs. R. Rickard. who has - been t ,ne c"'' rtm lit vbi,m. THINK OF IT .tO.HOO Persons I'nlillrlv llnNimni.,,,! Our Itecmdy. Some ui-e lteliurii People. oer one hundred thousand hav recommended Hoan'a Kidney Pills, for backache. ;:!iiney, urinary 111h. fifty thousand signed tostiraanials ,,, , , n j:i puiiiiu x'l UU, some of them are Rosebnrt; people. oi-uio ore puuus.ieu in Kos'jburg. No other rpiiiml'j ah .u. ai.nk. ... - " ou..i iuui. r ui- low this Roseburg woman's example. '" k. i-ieracn, 519 Fowler Ht..HllVS- "Stoma I.,., neys were in a pretty ld way and .... o. .oat neeics i suiiereo a great denl frnm honl,UI.l.n k... 1.1.1 ....... UH, nt llc. ,fI moneys were congested, and acted Irregular- mo ircunie later developed Into inrlnmmntlnn nr ihA i.inj,i.... ...i. : . .. . IH..UIICI, wini:ii caused me much misery. Nothi..g me retiet until I used Doan's Kidnnv Pllln u i stopred the trouble with my buck and put my kidney. In good woik- Price 60c, nt all dealers. Don't slmplay ask for a kidney remedy iret Dri.m'tt tfl.lno,, oiii- .u that Mrs. Plerson had. Foster-Mil- "uiu v.u., .mits., Kunalo, N. Y. Phnent ! "tm Arizona, for the nnst v.nr Th.. '! A- Roberts corporation, of Ltli 'side In Centralla. Washington wheref deal!!, 'n wearing apparel, wa Mhey are well known. Mrs. I.indlov 1 '.0la' "ned 5S 000 by . Federal lift this mornina: for arnin..nin Howe, following conviction charge of profl'.eering. Ther i v. here she will visit with a .nn rr!n a rew weeks, returning here 'w'th her daughter later. to be I were 1 1 count in the indictment. Palmer IHmiIch Story, . . WASHINGTON. June 2. Attor- l.oning on lyong Trip nry General Palmer has asked the Mlrs Vernlta Kohlhagen and aunt, ' rriate comnittee for permission ti Vrs. Llbble Forman. will leave wish-1 "Ply to llonhlwell's chnrges. saving n a short time for the east, where' "'a' "Ihls Is tbe old story, arid I troy will visit many of the Inron ! don't car.- to nwiii it,,. i.n...i AN l ew riour with an old name n Pride of Douglas" 40 HARD WHEAT giving the flour the sweetness, aroma and nut-like flavor of the wheat. Try thla Home Pre duct. Mrs. R. Rickard, who ha. ' been visiting In this city with her sister. Mrs. W. G. Wade, left thla afternoon for Drain, where .he wlll visit for a short tinie before continuing on to her home m Gardiner. . Joseph Lyons-has. just been re lolntcd postmaster at Ret-dsport. that office having been lately placed In the presldentiaLcluss. Mr. Lyons ihs been postmaster there ' ever Inoe the office was established, over .even years ago. A major operation was iierformed f.n B. M. Austin, of Sutberlin, at. Mercy hospital this morning. Drs. Sether and Stewart were-In charge. The patient is resting easy so far. according to the attending physi- cinns. - - . County Commissioner W. E. St. John is iagalii meeting In session with the county court after having been absent for several months on ccount of Illness. 1 He is still weak font the effects of his recent opera ion but is glad to be able to re turn to work. The jury cases being finished, the ry empaneled for circuit court was uiscnargcn today. una jury was held for the case now -being consid (red. that of the damage suit of II. I Kruse against the Warren Con struction company vhith i. In prc- giess today and which will probably Ve decided tonight. Marshl f itmki. ... """n "'".llfi. Residents of Ha.pr w forwarded a petition to the tlopartnieut ut Wuhinitoi clcser mail service fnitn Rnral life ery Route No.,1. of thiaeity frZ fix families are concerned. TkZ that the irail rotite be enw J, t. embrace thrive and one-haH r,r the !la;ipy valley pullkiidt beginning at tha IntertetUM it 2 i.'nu wuu me prextit mai uieen a i-jiner anc end hi u it. i oieiniiuuei larm, wennrl ' . ! 'HOICI-: STKKItS IlRINfJ t: OXLV II TO II!, t E.NT.S. PORTLAND. Uune 2. Cat- tie are showing a downward j trend and a weak market, quo- tations for choice steers rang- I ing from 1 1 to Ilk. Price. .' for hogs, sheep, butter and : eggs are unchanged. ; Tent Caterpillars, give them a dose of S. & W. arsenate of lend. Sure cure. Churchill Hwd. Co. An old friend in i nev5 VACUUM PACKED &cfoarcte DEPEND "Tsiwi bctiti. (Mi M' 4 IH'MOR STARTS TROFni.K. OREGON NX 247 will be at Oakland June 4 and 5. and the bal. of the month If necessary. Oregon Is proving to be a wonder ful breeder. Come out and see hltu. E. A. KRUSE & SON J . ... ' -'"""' coast. Miss iKohlhaaen wlll go tc s.n Fianrico I In a few days and will remain for 1 v ,"rt wi" then '" Jnnled b Angn- bcenus of a rumor that tho I rs fcrnian. who recently disposed l,rw owner of the FonUb re-iauranti I of her property bore. They will go hd announrcl his Intention of brlng r". toK.? X. V., New York;'-" In some new cooks, the culinary s ty. PhilKdelphia. Atlantic ritv avtlsu of the in .ii,i,., .many other of the larger iilni-e. r.t , backed bv the loci , .. o s..-i. uiss honungen will r turn In about two months and Mrs , l-orman expec;, to remain lu New pork permanently. NKGKO SKXTKXCK.I). last nigh not guilty to nlon, last nisht started a verv t...o. ed nrenment. The cooka nolt at niid naht and refused to-remain at work unless the r. port urmuld he immodi- -"-j .leiueii. me aiaeusslon over the affair soon became very heated and almost developed into a fight before a compromise was finally reached. It was 'Inallv derirt-H .i.. return to !heir Auto Owners! We would b ilcased to teal Jour Batteries Free at any time and (rive you export -'? "n ,ho car of Batteries. When purchasing new batter- lea get onr price. We can save you money. MOTOR SHOP GARAGE 41 X. Jackson St, , RiHwharg. 1 . Wm. Ma1urs.e colored 'rbniizcd his plea of n . received a maximum sen.;"i" cooks should of two years in the state penl-i'bs.. ....v, ..nnors waa accused of - '' horse, and also taking ar- M- E. Pkkena left this after tkl. from a house In Cnma. vallev. ' noti for Sal.-m. where she will visit He s ;,r,v , yMr, , w n1 weH f0r a short ,m(( w(h hor CASTOR I A For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears f the ROBERT WARWICK With a great supporting cast, including Wanda Rawlcy. I" Roberts, Raymond Matron. Irving Cummings, and other famous players in "SECRET SERVICE' A thrilling tory of love and during deeds In the days of lb 0 war. And "Fatty Arbuckle',c- An exceptional bill at regular adinlssum prnr finrJ.-l'H: "Mnle and Female." Matinee and eTenlnf. TODAY ONLY TAYLOR HOLMES "Three Bla'ck Eyes OF PI-ArE-W 'WITH A BFKI",TUl1 oxfs a nisfinirE! two-s OCT of pi.rE ii T . WF.1.1 IT-d A nt'tt. iiiMCbV WITll A BFr-1" A Cheerful I Christie Comedy - u. nvior, and her son, K H. Signature of .SWVUV,
