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Ilowbili-ir, Oregon, June .1, lit JO.
WHAT IS THE CEN-
OF
The mnnthly music club will
be postponed until June 15. All
menioers who at f solus to
Biand's to the picnic on that
date please notify Miss Faralow
this week.
News-Review finally di elded to put
on a contest to determine who has
In best Idea conieii.ii.g the mangi
lu'ie of the 19.'0 figures.
Same CommiUee -Serve
Next Year
It la understood that the straw-
. - mm mifs
LOVE and
ton the noted author
Idah MSGlone Gibson
THE JOY OP IOTHKItKOOI.
"Put her closer to me." I whis
pered to l lie nurse. . I felt I must
protect my baby from her father'.
uisappolntoient.
For answer she put the little moUt
mouth to my brtst.
Again everything was swallowed
up In the ecstatic bliss of mother-
li nrtii Pnuta nmv rnvu nf lha mfift
iierry carnival committee which i te,lllre of tn(1 ros.. ieaf Illole ma
served so well during the event Just j terial mBn may tilk , velvet ekln
Mail Your Guess to Census
Editor of The News-Review.
And Await Returns.
INCREASE OR DECREASE
Muili SiHH-ulatliHi lU'Kurding the lie
Mirt of ilur I'. S. CeuMis Jlucenu
utt to the Present size of
tlie City of Itoscbuia;.
DANC E AT TILLER.
The Roseburg News-Review will
give a year's subscription to the
i'erson guessing what the population
u; Koacuurg will be according to the
. ULJu census figures, soon to come Saturday niKht, June 5, Tiller will
cut. How much do you think this! entertain at a dnnce in the pavilion,
city will 'gain over the previous ce;.- Good music. Huseburg and other
hub report? Get your thinker to burgs Invited to attend.
hoiking aiiu mail in your guess to! '
Hie Census Editor of the Hoseburif ' l-OCAL ItE.W, KSTATK
Newe-Kevlew. I MAX OS IMXkSTKn TRIP
Tlie cuiisus returns are arriving in
l unches but as yet the name of
Roseburg has not been included. It
is expecie-J within a very short lime
and tlie figures given officially by
the li. S. government will end a
(;icai deul ot speculation here as to
liie pn sent sl.e of the county sent
of Douglas county. A great man
cities in the northwest have In-
eassed will serve aaiu next year.
I'be committee leci-ntly he Id a meet
ing anil It Is learned that an agrer
aient has been leached w'.-ereby they
will continue to servo la past years
ihero has bee i a great deal of diffi
culty becuusu of the inexperience of
u .t ii on the cat nival comml'tee, the
failure to have mat .-rials properly
rared for, and tiie lateness in getting
started. This time the committee
will held over and with the knowl
dKe dirlved fiom the cent so re
ently passed will make next year's
i-arnlval much heller. They have
lad the left over materials cared for
and will meet frequently .i'liin the
winter to make plans and will start
early n"t year to make arrange
ments so that there will bo io last
minute details to arrange. The car
i Ival will be kept before the pople
during the winter and spring monir.s
and it is honed to m-Ke the entei-J
talnment next year the bett ever I pi evented her from telling me what
held. The members of the commit
ter are: Pexter Rice, who haj been
i npoluted chairman: A. A. Wilder.
C. W. Parrel, Roy Uelluws, W. H.
Fisher, W. 8. Hamilton. C. A I.oilt
wood and the Roseburg Fire Department.
but a baby's flesa Is Indescribable
It has the softness of velvet, the
smoothness of satin and the illus
ive texttire of the rose petal. It has
that something that only a human
boul can give.
"It is mine It Is mine my baby
iny Utile girl!''
I caught my breath and closed my
lips as tightly as 1 could In my
weakness and I determined then and
tlu re that my child should be taught
to face the world, to face a crisis
such as mine; that whatever else
she was taught she was to be nbued
v. here she could learn the duties as
well as the joys that come to a r
ntn. ltcami for Ignorance.
I had not learned them because
my dear mother was so engrosaU
in her Invalid husband and her o mer
its life sustenance from me. Bui
the great mistake I made the hu
man mistake was In uot thinking
at all of Jjbn. It was only of my
self and my child. I was like Ruin
for a moment In that everything that
; was everything that I wanted to
1-e was bound up in the little atom
of humanity ncld so closely to me.
Tukea the Itaby Away.
The nurse mnio softly forward
and took my baby away, notwith
standing my er.aer. supplicating eyes
asked for It a little longer. With
lta going came thoughts of my bus
I and.
Whv was he not here?
Had he goiten my telegram?
Did he know that the baby
come? How long had I been 111?
The niiestlmis came thick
fast. I could scarcely wait for the
r.urso to return, and I found only
yolee enough to say, "John."
The nurse looked at mo uncom
prehendiugly. Again 1 whispered. "My husband."
Instead of answering she went to
the door and beckoned. In bustled
the old family doctor.
"Oh, Katherine, 1 am so glad ihal
you have come back to us. You are
all right now." he added quickly,
"and with your splendid baby to help
had
and
modest mld-Vieiorlan Ideas bad u we 50u '' B0" be up a1"'
J. V. Starrett, accompanied 1)y
1. is wife will leave Roseburg next
week drivint; his "flivver" and in
tends during his absence to v. sit es
far south ns Srm I'iego. Mr. Star
rett, who Is connected with the Ak
Bar lien realty company in thij ;;ity,
will carry with him a large number
! 'if placards bcarlni? wording "just
to let 'em know Roseburg Is on the
W.I.IUJSU nunc ULiiuin uav duu n n ... j
.. i:..... ..i ii. ... I'l'iccd In every cntnp ground
jiiij u niiui -niifiv Hum mo ii-tw . , u,,.a nll,i r I
figures. In some places the chani-l , ' ' , , ,
bers of commerce have been so dis-i" E0 be placed in conspicuous places
sallsfled and astounded by the re-! ?on h' T' iC " c"
turn, that a new chock has been '". no "l" b"t, what,tt u. "
hi kmui iimfiiniiiR "in iciinii iiom
maiti'd Just to nut I sty their curios
ity at) to whether or not a mistake
it 1h the gn ial concensus of , n-eratlon
opinion fr Hon but,; that I lie popu
In i ion has lucrraHcd considerably.
What do you think about it? Mail
ua-your estimate of the prtsint pop
ulation and hit the 1'. S. "nose
counters" vTilj your declaration.
"A ureat d al depends on tho onn-;
pur report," Ha id a prominent busi
ness man of KoselmrK today "We
haw m.ide our boasts of a ' growinK
rity' and have rtally rottvinced nur
Helves that at least a 0 pr cent in
ert -ise will be shown by t lie forth-'
iMiiniim census rep:nls. We are. hop-'
In K for the best. A fio pt r t -nt In-'
itas would be more sa'fsf.u-tnrv
and would !e lutlbanv" of a Ihriv
iiiK cotuuiunity. I ll aeud you my1
-F:i'B8 as to th pies-. nl ,M.e of ilnf-I
burn and you'll be mi;;hty Htartled
when yon rad the figure. ' '
Such h.iH bft'ii the rotnnu'iits on
1h strentR from day to di'y and th
this unique Idea and Mr. Starrett 1b
to be commended" ft r putting It into
YOU CALL UK HAUL.
Anything at any time. Wood for
sale. Phone 102. L. R. Chambers
at Meflellund & Chambers' 2nd Hand
Store.
For the first time in a year thr
county Jail stood empty yesterday.
The Jail has h"cn filled t capacltj
rit ttiiies and it was not until Wm
Majors was taken to Salem yesier
day that the Jail was at last empty.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
J -t ' "V l.tadK-CI AMI r urll l- i
g.A t.SA hlxlMlf-r ltkmnJ UrntlV
ZmJUSk IIIIi Ib Hti Cold nirtiUicW
vU VtM !...., e)M mh Ttuo RIUi.y
fat ihs,. W 1 TnLen otWr. tint f your v
I 1 AT lrrTt-t. A-f !(U IfKTF-BS
V 13
Mm for SI
nntnnu Ikat. af t. A'wy Ktl'.uM
SOlOBlTOBl'GGISTSEVbHERE
p:
DEPENOON GOOrS
SUMMERY FABRICS
FOR THAT
Warm Weather
Dress
Are to be found here In finest grades of Georgettes' Crepe
de Chine, Silks, Voll es, Pongees, or whatever you wish.
t'OMU IN AM) Sl'K TIIKM.
I. ABRAHAM
"DRY GOODS STORE"
l-M . JurknMl St.
Phone 110
WAKNfcR'S KUST-PROOF CORSETS
A SLIGHTLY USED
V2 TON TRUCK
All Hardwood Body. A Good liny
J. F. BARKER & CO.,
ROSEBURG, OREGON
IMPLEMENTS AUTOMOBILES TRACTOiiS
around
"You know, I attended your
mother, Katherine, when ynu yre
torn. And I wish she could have
been here to see this baby that ha
come to you. I think it l even a
finer child than you were' As he
rambled off 1 had a feeling that e
was talking against time; that he
did not want me to ak the ii na
tions that wcro trembling on n.y
the reality of marriage and mother
hood meant.
My child Rhould understand that
marriage in a paradox where lovt la
all and love Is nothing; that a wo
man might love a man devotedly
pud not only make him unhappy, but
be unhappy herself, and that she
would need rniuh beside love to te
Jl ailfi-PCur lil W I In In fAct a a I 1 j v
there with my child at my breast 1 : "P- miany he pausea tor oreaiu.
felt that 1 had been very foolish tOi,"", 1 aed:
think that love was all. In the "Is John here?''
great scheme of nature marriage Away on Ilie-incxs.
means only one thing: perpetauation ; "No. Katherine." he answered re
ef the race. Nature has no time to' luetantly. "He didn't get your tile,
nurture human things. It remained . gram. Neither did he get a lale
for man himself to make nature's , one I sent him. Ills secretary wired
law bearable, by saying that one! that he had been called away on
nmn and one woman shtill love each urgent business and had evidently
other and cleave to each other till; been delayed nt some unexpected
death
My little girl shall know this. My
Htle girl shall understand that she
must hear and forbear. She mus'
have compassion, sympathy and for
cetfulness of self. Hut above all
he must have tolerame.
' Oh, whnt wonderful dreams 1
dreamed as I lay there with thu lit
tle moist mouth close to my breast
ana witn the unutterable iov or
knowing that my child was drawing
place over Sundav
I felt iny eys open widely. I knew
that when I had heen taken ill it was
Tuesday. Had I been unconscious
for a week?
The doctor seemed to sense my
quostion. "Yes. my dear, this is
Monday, and probably today you
will hear. from John. lie could not
have dropped out of the world alto
gether," he finished, with a ..mile.
Tomorrow A ;reuf Chance.
Learning to Feed
A Family Cheap
AUSTIN, T,-x., June 3. Young
women students in iffe home eco
nomics department nt the I'niversiiy
of Texas are learning how to cut the
cost of feeding a family. At ihe be
ginning the prime thing is to get a
meal, but toward the lliiish or the
course the young woman has also to
turn out the finished product cheap.
The universiiy expects its young
experts to cut about half off of a
luncneon by switching desserts and
.. u., umiiiin. nere is a Sample
of its before and after college
menus:
Kor 4 5 cents a plate for four per
sons: Salmon croquettes, mashed po
tatoes. Iced tea. tomato salad, bis
cultss, strawberries and ice cream.
Kor 24 cents a plate for four per
sons (toward the end of the course!
Creamed tuna fish on toast, French
fried potatoes.s apple and celerv
salad, hot tea. lemon pie.
Mr. Kurtz is a former resident of
Roseburg.
Doctor Cupid
Thnt love? 8om.',timi,s cures rli.
ease is a fact that has been called
to tht attention tf the public by a
prominent physician. Love is not,
however, the cure for all women.
Many a woman is nervous and
irritable, feels draKKod down and
worn out for no reason that she
can think of.
Doctor Pierce's Favorite Pre.
scription prives new life and new
stronKth to wu.k, worn-out,
mm
suffer the discomforts and
embarrassments of a Goitre
p. O. C. preparation lor goitre hat bem.
nted ruau.
Why pay BCTcral hundred dotlt-n fnr an
op.-r.tlL.il to n Ttiovf a troitrf wln-n O.C.C.
chi. bvulitmni d fur lutb a coaipar.ititt.-ly
email.. ptDduurvf
O. G. C. whrn properly applied u Ivos naii
I itinrv rt-sultft. or vottr nifni. y will ho
r. lundr-l. O.G.C. is sold direct, by mail
". rite tor book id.
Address Dcpt 3
0.0. C CMR.MICAL company
Seattle. Wasliinitloo
t
CITY NEWS
Arundel, piano tuner. Prion 19L.
We wash and polish cars at Uer
ten'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.
Poultrvmen get your kale plants
from Karl Vosburg, 702 fullertou.
50c per 100.
Mnie-sulphur spray, sulphur for
fertilizer, sulphur for plant dusting,
lime in Ttbls.. arsenate or lead, black
leaf forty. Umpqua Valley Fruit
I nlon.
Mrs. Kliner llaznr. Wi ve-lerdnv
for Denver. Colorado, where she will
spend the next two imni'iis v fii n ;
with her mother who resides at that
place.
Medfnril-'loselinri' nn?n entfd -ie
run-down women. "Favorite make tr.ii trips, leavine fmnoin
Prescription" makes weak women i hr"''' ' ' l m. Mcdaiken iier-
stronK and sick women well. It irl'1- Proprietors and chauffeurs
is now sold by all drtifiyisus in the
Lnited Mates m tablets as well
as liquid form.
RosRiu-rtr:, Or'-go; "I sufTered
something terrible from an organic
trouble. Could scarcely stand on
my feet. My head and back ached so
hard aid I was weak and nervous.
1 had severe twins in my side and
my limbs and loot ached. I was also
trot:i!i-d with constipation. I took
Or. Tierce's Favorite Proscription,
"Uien Medical Discovery, and
Pleasant Pellets. These medicines
cured me of all mv ailments and I
was well and strung." Mrs. W. D.
XIi.m. l.iiii VT r. .
wwno., i,iu 4x, acKson Ouecu
Safety first.
The lu.-y
Price Tendencies
To be Considered
(By Associated Press.)
SN FRANCISCO, June 3. Price
tendencies will be considered at the
annual convention of the National
Dry Goods association which op-ned
for a two days session here yester
day. Some of the most promlueiit mer
chants In the country are here for
the meeting, the first the national
bodv has held west of the Rocky
mountains. Added Interest Is given
.1.. nrneeeillnira bv the presi M 1 if a
large number of British diy goods
merchants who are on a tour of the
l-.,ltr.1 fitntefl.
The California Retnll Dry Goods
association will hold Us annual con
vention Immediately at the close of
ihe national meeting.
-o
Peculiar Accident
Only Injures One
(Bv Associated Press.)
HKAI.DSIU'ltO. Oal., June 3. A
peculiar automobile accident oc
curred near here a few days ago,
when a nartv of four In a large tour
ing car went off a mountain grade
while speeding, the machine turning
over four times completely, landing
right side up among large boulders
In a gullv several hundred feet from
the road.
When the dust cleared It was
found that a woman of the party was
beneath the car. and the floor boards
bad to be removed to permit her lo
et out. She was unhurt.-
The driver, who remained In the
car while It rolled, was the only
one Injured and he received a
erack"d rlh. The car "was later
towed back to Ihe road and It pro
eAe'ieii to a garage under Its own
power.
4
Short Skirts Not
For School Teachers
Don't ask for
Crackers say
Snow Flakes
(By Associated Press.)
SAN Fit A NCI. SCO. June 3. School
teachers Bhould not wear shirts that
fail to reach the shoe tops, according
lo members of the Sun Francisco
bonrd of education, who have just
asked principals of schools near here
if any of thWr teachers are immod
estly dressed.
MAY CKM-'llK TK roi UTH.
Several local merchant! are en
deavoring to fitlmulato Interest in
a Fourth of .Inly celebration and It
is quite probable that the matter
will be taken up nt the coming meet
ing of the merchants association.
It is believed that a local celebration.
should bo siaged and it is pj.w'ble
thit a program will be plann'd.
The celebration will be lu id on the
fith of the month In the event it s
approved as Independence Day this
year falls on Sunday.
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" t-n Carmine
"Baier Tablets cf Asiiirin" Is
neiniiiie Aspirin proved safo by mil
lions and prescribed by phyn-ians
lor over twenty years. Accept only
in unbroken "Mayer package" which
i Diitainr proper d'lei turns to relieve
ll.-adeche. Ti.otli.n he, Kara -he. Neu
ralgia. Rheumatism, CoMs and Pain
l.'.'.miy tin box?s of l tablets cost
few cents. liiu;isis also sell larger
"Buyer packages." Aspirin is trade
uark Uayvr Minufai ture Monoace
ticacidesier of Sallcj licacid.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
MRS. K. I). OWKX Cut Flowers.
Phone 240. 40.1 W. Cass.
DR. M. H, Pl.YI.KIt Chiropractic
Phy,clan, 222 W. Lane St
DR, It. P. BRADFORD WP-'K
Chiropractors, West Roseburg
Phooe 4 0K4.
BR. CI.AIK R. AI,I.Ey Dentist at
a.ii rerKins Building, Roteburg
uirice tiours: s to 12 a
Oregon.
m 1 to 5 p. m.
Phone 65.
the damage
Iffice Honrs: 10 to 12. 2 to 4.
t'hones: Office. 171: Res., 172.
OK. LICKTTA SMITH, PHYSICIAN
Women and Children Diseases a
-pecialty Off'ce. Masonic Building.
Look tm tMit
r lALiht, ,ri mil
PCD. t'atkagm
SOME MORS
P. C. a PRODUCTS
Annie Laurie Short Bread
Arrowroot Biscuit
Uutiw I'hi-is
Choc"l.it. Eclair
M (i"iniiilittw Sanfwk-h
mv. -. hr finch nltineFlakat
Oau.icjil vrackers
i'ananii Citanu
l'cuii.t Wlcia
Because
their crisp-from-thf-oven nrrit.
as fine as their tovorffi
lovethem-andSnownS
good for kiddies! .
PACIFIC COAST BISCUIT CO.
WANTED Waltresa at Hovel Umpqua.
WANTED Young girl to assist wlih
housework, small family. Apply
311 East Oak.
WANTED Teacher for Glengarry
school. Dial. No. 109. M. M.
Cooper, Clerk, Iloseburg, Ore.
WANTED TO RENT Upright or
player piano for three or four
months; no children. Inquire at
Nows-Hevlejv office.
WANTED TO RENT By first of
June, modern house In good loca
tion; garden, chicken house. 'Call
17.
RELIABLE girl wants place to take
care of children for summer. State
wages. Address B. F., 720 Win
chester St.
WANTI'D -Young nmn. 18 to 20
years old, handy with carpenter
tools, to learn sash and door work.
Apply to J. O. Flook Co., If you
niean business.
I.OST-yVhite Spiu
dirt,. nnJZ,'
phone Jiui-Y,
MONEY TO LOkS-UT
Credit farm iT1 '
....us ainOL
rice.9: r-
FtUt 8AU.
YOUR WEEKLY CHECK Limited
only by ability and time devoted
to selling our trees. Complete
Hue all varieties backing you.
Write for terms. Start Immedi
ately. Salem Nursery Co., Salem,
Oregon.
FOR SALE-lpooiaifeTlJ
FOR SALE 4 momhi ,
goat. Phone 40-F4.
FOR SALE r.ias i.. ...
Rt. 1, 1 mile tut of Mniu
FOR SALE-Set(UV(JiTST
vTOimti, 414 UHUlJiJ
FOR SALE Player plaw J
new. 75 rolls-cut or tm A
uauwicic su
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, Cat.
FOR SALE-OU rowth W, J
our siuve woea. rfioMHllj
v. uicuucaej.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-IhJ
BtocK ranch, lullejiufjui
quire 628 So. Put.
I FOR SALE Fresh Jtmj od
calf, 5S0 00; good uMSt k
J30.0U. Tel. 36-F1J.
FOR SALE Two brood imaiJ
pigs, the lot or srpuiufy. (J
Shcppard, Dilonville.
HELP WANTED WANTED HELP
Ex-service men and others fur
nished employment free of ch.t.
Contractors, ranchers and farmers
place your orders with us for help
era. Our services are free both to
employer and employed. Law
rence-Cordon Co.. 125 Cass St.
Thono 219.
WANTED Position as farm man
itger or will run a fully stocked
and equipped farm on a shnre or
partnership basis. Give location
and description of farm and state
your proposition. If you are In
terested in up to date methods and
practical business farming I would
appreciate an opportunity to give
you my qualifications and refer-
eices. Address, F. M., Box 1,
Glide. Ore.
FOU RENT '
FOR RENT Room with bath. 401
So. Main Street. tf
FOR RENT To gentleman, room
Willi balh. 340 S. Stephens St.
FOR RENT Screty deposit boxes
Roseburg National Bank.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
housekeeping, new and clean. 1110
Prospect St.
FOR RENT Central hotel building,
corner Oak and Rose. Inquire 211
W. Washington.
'OR RENT Two well furnished
sleeping rooms. Men preferred.
Phone 343 between 8 a. m. anu
5 p. m.
ilffiltD (nihil,
AU Classified Advertisements In
im-w mi.) will he fum! on
n-".y r . K'"e HKainst the l paar under T.idnv" h.l
barren Construction company. r
u.cmeu yesiernav In favor nt il,..
SAFETY FIRfV soctii a safety
deposit box for your raluable pa
pers at the Koaeburr National
Pank. tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
PHONE your order for your winter
wood to R. Stubbs, Melrose Btore.
Phone 11 F25.
le.i.n.iii me jury awarded Mr
Kruse I .42. m, original claim
vas for Jl.-.no. The Jury was out
only a short time.
WAJVTTTi.
WANTED Girl for general house
work. Applicants please phone 53.
FREE BOARD for a little Janitor
work each evening. Call at Cafe
teria at once.
WANTED Lunch counter girl at
Hotel Umpqua at once.
Earnest Part inn, who condui ts a
garage at Marshfiebl sml hn h
been spending the past few rtavs In I w WTrn '.
I " "' Merten who will remain WANTED
... . . . -iiuri ume atienuing lo I 15-F12
j w....Uvo unifiers.
BE GOOD TO YOURSELF Phone
76 nd ride. Jitney on the Job
until midnight.
hay-
WELL DRILLING R. E. Helnsel
mnn. driller, R. 1, Roseburg.
Phone 3-F5.
-Scotch collie pup Phone'
early mnrniriir. i
Goodbourn.
LOST Lady's small, open-face gold
-"-". hoiu nanas, nan cm.,
stars on back case. Reward for
return to tbli office.
i FOR SALE Eleven holdd
feeder hogs, weight itenlNa
each. P. E. Cooper, EUW
burg. Phone 42-F4.
FOR SALE Good farma'"si
on Coos Bay hlghwu-
Lock Box 25, Camu VW
USED CARS FOR SALE-wkf
Inder. 7-passenger; H
touring. Motor Step CtaiJ
FOR SALE OR TRADS-M
horses, well broken tx i
S. Knperly. Phooe U-TO
FOR SALE 1 ton MM
truck, also Studebiker :
good rigs. 0. K. H
Chester St.
FOR SALE Complete W "
smith's tools, with or '
business. Addresi 1 .
News-Review.
FOR SALE 1-ton Manj"
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hay or cows. Will
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FOR SALE 400 tier M "!
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tier lots on ground, wa1
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pump 2.5 gals-pe
and belt. Addreffl J- 1
24. Winchester, Ora- J
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Oregon.
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