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wmmmwa inwra-mmFw, ttkotat. Jt'?n twao. - -iKnme Is j0 Be-w""" ..Irry Carnival' TfMS ; "",.clty ?he i llcio" berries f, lui.-.- -De rosea '" "d US used will be the carnival jusi 111'?., presented. M ' 'burg is al8 "rsl ; lh,t RfYw advertised. Sri m .he fiowera art equal '"fJU b e during the , (tk 1" , it ia also 'frX"u of roll, be one Eh'hoW. over wiU . . t. Russell ' ,eav k l0- .... relatives ana L.toravisu " "-, .k Our teachers have - rood satisfaction and .""our ' hhsh .boo. will rfV pieman of Pl"'did r' " '. , would like to ETJuWd for another year. L I i( jou want a - LV' just call on aor of P Plentv of good JE- i. a "lighty r. srsa (Ivan on Fftusy evening by our different grade. It was well re ceived and merited conslderabie ap plause. Toe various Industrial clubs are placed on tba stage and called to order by Ruth Morgan, president, they all producing a laughable skit, closing with the various yella of the different club. These youngsters are certainly making progress with their club work. Prof. McQueen and C-oi O'.lham entertained the audi-, ence with Inatrumental music. Fred Agee and family took in the entertainment Friday. Iran Swift and brother of Ten Mile and their lady friends were here Friday and attended the play. The Lad lea' Embroidery club also helped to entertain the audience Friday evening and later dispensed Ice cream and cake to the tune of $45. This money Is to be added to the gymnasium fund. These ladies are to be commended for their help ana generosity. A little misunderstanding was tb cause of a little give and take In tbe manly art Friday night between two of our boys. Better read the circuit court record of recent date. Which carries a heavier fine, as sault and battery or profiteering? Alva Spaugh and family, of Rose burg, were motoring In the valley Sunday. , T. R. Stokes and wife attended cT.urcb services In Rosebtlrg Sun- dor. Neal Heard and wire will leave tomorrow, Monday, for San Francis co. Calif. They go by auto. We are having our million dollar rain in Douglas county right now; for which the entire population feels truly and humbly thankful. The Ten Mile and Looking Glass baseball boys locked horns In a very exciting game on the Ten Mile dia mond Sunday. Our boys reluctantly gay they lost the game by some 41 scores. Ten Mile has a good team .and will be heard from before the season closes, no doubt. XX Railroad Company Offers Employment County School Superintendent O. C Brown has received a communica tion from A. T. Mercler. superintend ent of the Southern Pacific company, offering employment to any students in the county who desire work with the railroad company during the ammer vacation. Tbe classes open are In the bridge and building depart ment and the track department. Wages are 47 tt to 63 cents per hour, depending upon ability and experi ence. In the bridge and building de partment, and 40 cents per hour in the track department. In both de partments the time Is eight' hours with time and one-half for overtime. Living quarters are furnished In out fit cars and board is quoted at $30 per month. A letter similar to the ne received by Mr. Brown has been sent to principals of high schools and registrars of universities and colleges. entitled -Mother Goose' 16799 DIED L- vrV r.itv alone from kld- fcxible last year. Don't allow Mf to become a victim uy ttinj pains and acnes, u uaru h this trouble oy renins ' COLD MEDAL Lrtd'imidirJ rtmsdy for Hdnsy, I btaddsr u uric acid trouDiw. Li rjtior.il remedy sines 1698. vRUVi ItaM silts. Guarantssd. t&mmJ Medal on rr fctm VOXCALLA HlOft 8THOOL CLOSES NEXT FBI DAY The first graduation exercises of Union High School No. . at Yoncal la. will be held next Friday evening. The high school was reorganised the past year by a, union of 12 school districts of that vicinity for high school purposes. Prof. Leslie P. Mil ler was elected principal and the first year's work of the enlarged high school has proved very successful. A .-lass of nine menrbers Is to be gradu ated at this time.- The commence ment address is to be given by Miss Moselle Rare, of the University of Oregon. This high school Is housed In a modern building which is well equip, ped. A moving picture machine for nse In educational work has been or dered and will be placed before the beginning of the next school year. APPENDICITIS CKASES TO . BE "HIGH BROW" MALADY PORTLAND. Ore., June t Ap pendicitis Is no longer fashionable. Operations for renioval'Ot the veri form appendix aer going out of atyle. Much that was called appendicitis In recent years was not that at all, but p'sin stomach ache In varying de grees of Intensity. This was tbe con census of majority opinion of doctors lere today in attendance at tbe an nual convention of the Oregon State Medlcaf association, voiced following :n address by Dr. James T. Csse, of Michigan, on 'roentgenological Uudy of pain In the lower abdomen." "A number of doctors In New York have added to their equipment si physical culture course," said Dr. Case, "following the operation for ippendtcttls. My view after bearing l.eiir talk was that the same results would have been obtained In most kases by dispensing with the opera tion." - "I have been In the habit of saying "hat one-half of the operative cases railed appendicitis were not appendi citis at all." said Dr. W.,Bl Holden, 'n the ensuing discussion. ' Dr. E. A. Sommer, of Portland, placed the lumber of ill-advised operations for mpposed appendicitis at 80 per cent. The doctors agree that there should c more definite symptoms than the vell-kuown pain in tbe right side be "ore operating for removal of the ap pendix was essayed. Lime-sulphur spray, sulphur for fertiliser, sulphur fer plant dusting, lime In Bbls., arsenals ef lead, black leaf forty. Umpqua Valley Fruit Lnloi. DEPEMDON GOODS rs SUMMERY FABRICS FOR THAT Warm Weather Dress . Are (o be found here In finest grades of Georgettes, Crepe it Chin., Silks, Voll es. Pongees, or whatever you wish. COME IS AND SEE THEM. ,' I. ABRAHAM "DRY GOODS STORK" 121 X. Jackoan 8t. Phone 110 WARNER'S RUST-PROOF CORSETS t A SLIGHTLY USED 1 TniVT TT"T TT- r72 1 IULIY M Hardwood Body. A Good Buy J. F. BARKER & CO., ROSERITRn nnvruKt JWE1IENTS AUTOMOBILES TRACTORS WE SELL Edison MAZDA LAMPS 5!foMty Light and Water Co. 2ND MISSION COMES FROM PHILIPPINES Body Headed by Senate Presi dent Quezon Reiterates De mand for Independence. That the Filipino people are in earn est tn their demand for Immediate In dependence Ls Indicated by the coming to the L'nlted Stales of a second Philip pine mission to work for Independence. Coincident with tills announvvment Dip IV M r IWurtnia.it uulul - ...,t.i . r Manila statins- that the all-Pllinin i... isiuture nsa aaoptea resolutions re iterating its pies for Immediate Inde pendence. . . x The second mission, like the first. Is composed of the leading men of Dip is lands and will work In the United States not only for Immediate Inde pendence, but also to bring alioiit "bet ter understHnding, greater coiindume and closer economic relations between the L'nlted Slates and the I'hlllppliim." The mission Is again headed by Man uel U Quezon, president of the I'll II 1 1 -pine Senate, who Is well known In America, having been fo, six years res ident commissioner to the United CAHI) OK THANKS. We wish to thank those who kind y assisted us during the Illness and leath of our beloved husband and father. MRS. W. H. SMITH AND FAMILY. TO GO TO Kl'OKNE. City School Superintendent A. O. ?mlth has accepted a position for lext year as principal of the Eu :ene high school. Previous to com 'ng to Roseburg Prof. Smith was -m ployed in Eugene as the head of the science department. His new 'osltlon carries a very liberal in crease in salary. The Eugene high ehool enrolls about 700 pupils and k said to be the largest In the state lilt si cle of Portland and it boasts if a very efficient organliatlon. Prof, 'mlth has served three years In the OBeburg schools. NOW IS THE CITY, Frank A. Terry, representing the Equitable Savings aV Loan Assn., Is now In the city. For an Interview call or phone the Umpqua hotel. o WBIT OF REVIEW G BANTED. ; A writ of review was granted yes 'erday in the circuit court In the case of A. C. Armstrong against Douglas county. The case Is one In which the location of a road between English Settlement and Driver val ley Is In question. Several legal matters together wltb the action of he county court In accepting the re port of the road viewers are to bs discussed. TROUBLES FROM MY AGE Mrs. Baney tells how Lydia E. Pinkham'g Vegetable Compound Helped Her Through the Change . of Middle Life. Rochester, Ind. "Mr troubles were from my sire snd Lvdia E. Pinkhsm's V et(lIDI V Ulll- pound helped me wonderfully. I took d o c t o r's medicine and other patent medicine but the Vegetable Com pound has helped my nerves more than snything I have ever taken. I am thankful to the one who r e e o m tn.nfll it tn me and ..ill -..-..1 .. JA nart in tftlitllP Others what the medicine has done for me' Mrs. Lcttis Baskt, 468 East ilth St, Rochester, Indians. Such warning" symptoms ss sense ol suffocation, hot flashes, headaches, backaches, dread of impending evil, a: i mil naluitation of the heart, sparks before the eves, ir regularities, consiipmiiuii. -r . . l . -nd ttirxiriMia should be heeded by middle-sgd women snd let Lydia c. rinnnsm iqi,. w pound carry them safely through this crisis as it did Mrs. Kancy. lili Senate President Manuel L. Quezon. States. Mr. Quezon and the Hon. ftor plo Osmena, Speaker of the Philippine Hnufte of Iteprescntatives and Vice "resident of the Council of Stnte, are the leaders of the Naclonallsta party, which has been In power since V.H7. While Speaker Osineno Is not so well known In the United States as Quezon, he Is considered one of the ablest men In the Islands. Senate President Que- zoo recently referred to Osmena us "the g rente. -it Filipino since Ulzal." The personal relutlons between Os mena and Quezon are probably without a purnllel In modern politics. They have been the leodlnc political figures In the Islands for 11! years, yet thrre has never been the slightest Indication of rivalry between them. Tbrmiirhout (heir college life as well as their Ioiir political service each bus refused to be a candidate for any position that the other aspired to. During the years Quezon was the Philippine delegate In the American Congress he won the esteem and con fidence of both tbe Republican and Democratic sides of the chamber. Whenever he spoke he was assured of a good attendance. One of the oflcinl short nand reporters once declared Quezon used the purest English of uny member of the House, Osmena, as president of the Naclon allsta parly. Is tl.e lender of the na tional movement for Independence. "Osinena Is the premier 'de facto' of the Philippines," said n leading Klllpt ',. tf. ' Xv " ! ? . Y - 1 f v-' - -r i ' ILK I ' - i ft - - -?SL- - j' 1MM Speaker S-rgio Osmena. no Jouninllsl, n- In America. "A vety coiiKCientiotis and tireless worker, tlioronch and perslstenf, a genius for crasping the blir finiii'es as well as Hie sliiHlleKl do s ix of public nJTul.Ti, cool beuded. quiet by ti n peninient and ediirallon. a de'p thinker, nn eloquent speaker, a polished niiu r, s keou ob server of men such !s O miens." Boih Osmena nnd Quevm have been coLslstent sdvocaies of Philippine la dejiendence. yet when the oecwlon de m oiled It they have never hesitated te champion the cause of America's ood luteutloos toward the Fillplua people. T : . .. t S - "V-'v-W jMsa.V ANTONIOMOR-ENO Inspired by the ailvlce of an Amert. enn actress, Antonio Moreno Join ed a slock coinpnny at Northamp ton, Mnss., after coiiiptetlnK his course at Willlslown Semliinry. Soon he was enmiKed by l-slle farter anil later ap peared with Constance Collier In "ThulH." Then he went Into silent drama and played with Kdllh Store, Irene Castle and Pearl White. Then Albert E. Smith, president of Vlta Kniph, placed him under a lonx-term contract nnd introduced hi in to the serial. His Aery bluck eyes, black hulr, complexion of "golden pullor" snd a talent for expression make him the Ideal type for the screen. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. AKhew. who have been located at the Mt. Alto ranch for the past two years, have returned to thel borne a few miles east of tbe city on Deer creek to re main permanently. NOTICE OK FINAL SETTI.KMKNT. In the County Court for Douglas County, Oregon. In the matter of tbe estate of Delilah J. Gurney, deceased. Notice is hereby Riven that the undersigned, administrator of the es tate of Delilah J. Gurney, deceased, has filed In the above entitled court his final account as such administra tor of said estate, snd said court has by order duly made and entered, fixed Thursday, the first day of July, 1920, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon In the county court room In the courlhouse at Roseburg, Ore., as the time and place for hearing objec tions. If any, to said account, and the Anal closing of said estate. STEPHEN J. SHRUM, Administrator of estate of Delilah J. Gurney, deceased. Dated June 1, 1920. IOIK1K PfflRnvVRT. 1. P. A A. M., tiaurl Tjrflge No. It. Regular communications 2nd ani fourth Wednesdays each montb at Masonic Temple. Roseburg, Ore Visitors welcome. A. A. WILDER, W. M., W. F. HAKKIS. two IKISKIIl IUJ M)I1GK NO. 101)11, Uni ted Urotlierliood of Maintenance ol Way Employes and Itullway Hhop Laborers. Affiliated with tbe A. F. of L. Meets at Moose hal! the first Wed., fourth Sat. nights and third Sunday of each montb. J. F. SMITH. President. W. J. MEREP1TH. Reed. 8ecy ORO. MAC IVER. Fin. 8ec B. P. O. EI Kb, Koaeourg Lodge, Ha SIM Holds regular communlca Hons at the Elks' Temple on each Thursday of every montb. All members requested to at tend regularly, and all vlBitlng brothers are cordially Invited tn attend. A. J. LILRURN, E. R. IRA B. RIDDLE, Secy. L O. O. F Rising Max lodge No. 1 74 meets in the Odd Felloi s' Tempi every Friday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. VICTOR MICELLI, N. 0. E. A. PETTEY. V.-G. J. EARLE PICKENS, Rec. See M. FICKLE. Financial Sec. iCAOI.F.S, Roseburg Aerie meets In tbelr ball on Jackson St., In lm and 4th Monday evenings of eac montb, t 8 o'clock. Visiting breth ren in good standlcg always wel come. FRED V. CLARa, W.'P. P. ' VICTOR MICELLI, W. P. B. T. GOODMAN". Secretary. RHBKKAHS. rtosebnrg Rebekab Lodge, No. 41, 1. 0. O. F. Meet Is Odd Fellow V Temple every week on Tuesduy evening at the Odd Fellows' hall. Visiting mem bers In good btandlng are invited to attend. MAUD PLYI.ER. S. 0. BELIV STEPHENSON. See. DELLA LEWIS. Financial See. The H. It. E. I. A. I'nlon Mating 111 V. I. 1 .1 - . ,1.- ,1.. .... U . 1 1 will D iieiu Bi ma in n. .nu.w u m i every first and third Wednesdays cf the month. . KNIGHTS Of rTIIIA Alpha Lodge No. 47, meets every Wed nesday evening, cor. Jackson and Cass sts. Visitors always welcome. C. A. CHAMBERLAIN, C. C CHAS F. "OHKINB, M. F. E. B. WIMDERLY, K. R. B- O. E. S., Itoenburg rhaotor Ho. H 1 Holds their regular meetinr; on the 1st snd Srd Tbursdcy In each' month. Visiting members tn good standing are respectfully Invited to attend. LEONA ABRAHAM. W. It. FREE JOHNSON, Secy. tnttpanbU from Iht tood umtt of inmmtr SWIMMSGlll,,,n,hortRtluMtl than VS".""' "" t fld'O mmmtr eViga of "'""""' V Har salt corn,, tl These famous swimming ufsT -. suits are made right al- K 9 J lr- lowing perfect freedom of S TK action. They look so well Js 4 S lYKSl because the Jsntsen elastic , flVl I I I I stitch mskes them fit per 1 11" 1 J jV fectly and permanently. I ' J I L V They are pure wool, fit C (S ) snugly and dry out quickly V f J? r 7 Men, women, children 111 1 v, you will find your exact III QZS A f j j sise snd the smartest III Cj --- -J 1 1 new color combinations In -f tjJH Jjvrf I "Jsntsens" at the good I LmmZ .3 PT ' ' shops of your city. j j jisj , Jt ' s -I I tAWiSN SNITTINO MTLLlMk (I B lW7;VrlJ rMILXIJlllllHIHl W II t , jii nr.n avi JIM V UOirAUIN Oil VTOiUsV. uamp no. lis. Meets In Ue Odd Fellows' boll tn Roesburg very 1st and Iru Monday evenings. Vis iting neighbors always welcome. H. CARRICK. 0. 0. U. M. MILLER. Clerk LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE. Rose burg Lodge No. 1037 Meets sec ond and fourth Wednesday even ing of each montb at t (fclock In the Moose haU. All visiting bro thers are tnvltea to attend. C. W. CLQAKB, Dictator. H. O. PAROETER. Secretary Sheet MetalWork OF ALb KINDS J- H. SINNICEB lit OAK HTKKKT PHONB 4M L. O. T. M. ltoseTjnra Hive No. 11, holds regular reviews on second and fourth Thursday afternoons in Maccabee haU. Slaters of other hives visiting In our city are cor. dtnlly Invited to attend our re views. Maccabee ball on Cass street, LOUISE LOCKE, Cora. JESSIE RAPP, Col. (. O. O. V., I'nlon Encampment No. 9 Meets In Odd Fellows' Templo. , every Thursday evening. Visiting i brethren alwavs welcome. FOSTER Bl'TNER, 0. P. J. B. BAILEY. H. P. OLIVER JOHNSON. R. 8. i JAMES EWART, F. S. j NEIGHBORS OF WOODCRAFT, i Lilac Circle No. 49 Meets on 1st ; snd 3rd Monday erenlngs. Visit-1 . Ing nrtghbors Invited to attend HUITH UHUHIHILL,, U. IV. I TII.I.IU I JOHNSON. Clnrk. Auto Owners!! We would b nleased to test your Batteries Free at any time and give you expert advice on the care of Batteries. When purchasing stew batter ies get onr price. We can save yos money. MOTOR SHOP GARAGE 441 N, Jackson St. Roseburg. A New Flour with an old name "Pride of Douglas" 40X HARD WHEAT giving the flour the sweetness, aroma and nut-like flavor of the wheat. Try this Home Frduct. It O. O. F. Philetarlnn Lodee No. f t w 1 f .1 J I M . ' T . ..I corner Jackson and Cass Sts., on Saturday evening of each week Visiting brethren are alway. wel coma. VICTOR B0TD, N. 0. A. J. GEDDF8, Reo 8eo. J. B. BAII-BY Fin. Bee. Strawberry Time We can furnish the CREAM ROSEBURG DAIRY AND SODA WORKS PHONE 186 ROSEBURG MYRTLE POINT MARSHFIELD AUTO STAGE. UT. Itwburs, -iHlly t 7:00 A. W. U.tm Myrtls I'nlnt, ilsllr ! . A. U. Connections st Myrtle Point to and from Marsbfleld; Co qullle, Bandon and Powers. Fare $6.48, Including war tax. Reservations at main office, 40S Cass St., near depot, Phone 303, or Umpqua and Grand ho tels, Rapp's store. TAYLOR &. CLINTON M. A. BULEY CONTRACTOR Builds Anything. First class work. Let me figure with you. Box 304, Resi dence 305 Douglas St. Roseburg, Oregon. I 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 th coupon sys tem, which are best for everybody. Books are now on nale at $6, $10 and $20 each. Phone yeur order for book now and avoid the rush later, when we are rmrj butty. The price Is one cent per pound. Roseburg Ice Co. C. B. CANNON, Mgr. HEINLINE-MOORE - CONSERUfVTORy MUSIC AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Accredited Teacher Only The Htnte demands big-lily efficient leathers and tilts School compiles KM) per cent with (he Ntnte Inn. Kiililliflgrn lUilg. Phone SOO We Buy at BERGER'S X BARGAIN STORE 9 Hides, Mohair, Rag, 5 Rubber, Old Metals, Sj Papers and ISonea. B A Good Line of Second Hand A Clothing For BMe. 3 Cass and Pine Sts.
