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rrmmKmmm-J NEWS SNAP SHOTS ! y In City Today i John Arsner. of Riddle, m trans- wbo Ii grdutioi th tn Gleouale. llf sanitarium. Ho will immedi ately tirt a thra-year course it a medical collage. Ituturn Fhim Port land Mm- W J. Weaver, who baa been aetlns; business matters la tbla city ; spending the past few days in rort- today. CausePrecedes Effect NOTHING happens without reason. Even the high cost of living can be analyzed and be found to have solid foundation. Thoughtless use of money Is one of the big contribut ing factors in wblcu the public at large has been wholly at fault. An account here at the I'mpqua Valley Bank Is a solu- tion to even that problem, for It makes one think TWICE before spending or investing blindly. JOHN M. THRONE, Cashier. the UJiPQUfl VRLLEU bank ROSEBURG OREGON Here Prom Myrtle tYeek Harry Rlc, of Myrtle Creek, spent the day in Roseburg transact ing business matters. land, arrived In Boseburg this morn ing. Visit In Portland Mrs. R. L. Bathrlck and child left thla afteruoon for Portland, where they will spend a short time visiting with friends and relatives. . From Portland Mrs. O. 8. Heinline, who has been krui ftrnnta l'mm visiting In Portland with friends forj Mr. and Mrs. Chester TU-lhol, wnn the naat two weeks, returned to this hove been residing In Grants Pass city on train No. 63 this morning, for some time, arrived In- Roseburg 'Mrs. HeUiliue will probably return this afternoon to visit for a few days. later. To Myrtle Oeek . Mr. anil Mrs. Wortlllnfrlon. who Mr. Riebel is employed by the S. P. To Portland W. R. Parmele, who has been wem nnltnil In ntarriaea In thiu cftv suendine the oast few months In LOS vAHtorHnv inft hu mnrninir fnr Mvr- Aneelea and other California points, , tie Creek, where they are well known i left this afternoon for Portland, Unrf whn,o iiiuv wii' mniia ihoir fii. i where he will remain for a short jture home. Here From Wilbur Mrs. Walter Klnpel. son Frederick, and her father. Jack Howard,' ar rived In Roseburg this mornlny from Motored From Klainuth lectionery store In Klamath Falls, Dave Unox. a former resident of reports huslnkss very good there at this city, arrived here yesterday by tne Present time, automobile from Klamath Falls, and From Wilbur- will spend several days visiting with Miss Maizie Walker came to thiB relatives and attending to business city this morning from Wilbur to matters. Mr. Ienox, who is pro- spend the day shopping and visiting prietor of the Shasta, a large con- with friends. time before returning to Ibis city. re II mm- ;i 4& Mi ft Reproduces AH Tonal Beauties STILL the very latest and most advanced in phono graphs is The Brunswick. This remarkable instru ment has attracted nation-wide attention. Chiefly because of the Brunswick Method of Reproduction. This new development brings finer tone for every record, what ever make. No other instrument has these advanced ideas. Now Brunswick Records . We bring now as a further contribution to the phono graphic art our own make of records. We include all the fine standards of today, yet add what we consider a vast improvement. And this we know will be the verdict of the public. This is the secret each Brunswick Record is inter preted by a noted director or an accomplished artist tech nically trained in the art of recording. Thus we unite the talent of the artist with- the genius of the composer. We feel sure that you will recognize the betterment brought out by this idea. We want you to judge Bruns wick Records by those same severe tests with which people have judged Brunswick Phonographs. And that it by comparison. Remember Brunswick Records will play on any phono graph with steel or fibre needle. Just Hear The Brunswick and Be Convinced A. J. LILBURN & SON, Roseburg. Ore. Itelttnwri Yesterday Mrs. F. M. Curtis or Edenhower. who has been absent for some time on an extended trip east, arrived In this rltv vesterdav. While In the "the day visiting with relatives and oast Mrs. Curtis visited at the home attendinp to business matters. Hvunift In lrotfroo The regular June 8th grade ex aminations are in progress today. The examinations are given to those who have not formerly taken the ex amination and also those who were conditioned In some subjects. Hre For Few Duys Echo Caddis, formerly a resident of this city, is attending to business matters here for a few days. She is tow employed as bookkeeper with a umber concern at Hosklns, Oregon, near Salem. "Ilt at Myrtle CYeek Mrs. Myrtle Jennings and children eft this morning for Myrtle Creek, There they will spend several days visiting with relatives. They "Were sccompanled by Mlsa Helen Russell who will also visit there for a few adys. Krom Hulherlln Mrs. Virginia Hochstrasser, who has been visiting with relatives In utherlln for the past few weeks, 'rrived in this city this morning and vlll visit for a few days before re turning to Oaklund, Calif., where :he resides. Will Take Trip Mrs. (I. W. Young will leave to morrow on an extended trip through 'he east, visiting at several points with relatives. She experts to be gone for several monthB and will ouch at the following places: I.03 Angeles, New OrleanB. Cincinnati, Marion, Ohio; Danaor, Maine; Bos on, Niagara Fulls, Chicago, and will return by way of Seattle and Mt. Wanler. At Los Angeles she will visit with her son, Howard A. Young, of her husband's relatives at Indian pool's, and at ber own home In New York. & CITY NEWS 0 Take a look at those baskets In oud windows. Churchill Hdw. Co. Atty. F. G. Mlcelli was at Grants Pass today attending to legal busi ness. The ladies of St. Joseph" church are to hold a food sale at Vosburg Bros. store Saturday. June 12. Visit the Mapleleaf confectionery, and you will have found a good lun cheon parlor. Jeff Williams of looking Glass was a business visitor in Roseburg for several hours this afternoon. Try the GRADA LINE of toiletries, manufactured by the J. R. Walking, Co. Sold bv their retailer, J. M. AsWaft. 12fi W. Lane St. Mrs. I. Sellg and son Paul motored .to this city today from Myrtle Creek and spent a short time attending to business matters. Miss Vivian Morris, who has been spend'nsr the past -few dnvs In Port land visiting wllh 'rlends, returned to this citv last night. Clair Oeddea has accented a Posi tion s bookkeeper with the Ump qun Valley bank and entered unon his new duties this week. Mr. Ged des has just eraduated from the lo cal high school and la quite skilled In commercial work. T. P. Georte. a prominent resi dent of the KeUoag vlcinltv, was transacting business here todav. Mr. George harvester he banner logan berry crop of the county last year and reports nn equally ' promising outlook for the present year. VEW TOOA1 rOR SALE J oak. rels. The Rosa. (0-gallon bar- Si THE QUAlITV OF OUR WORK cannot be gauged by our prices the skill, the ' care and thoroughness guarantee satisfaction. LET OS SHOW YOU Who's your cleaner? Try Our Way Our Auto WU1 CaU. Phone 277. Follow the Crowds it (CHOES'flhNtV avevIJJno) Oi'EX SHOP. STItlUGLK. QUINCY, 111., June 10. The open shop struggle is now well under way iu Quincy. The announcement of the Quincy American Open Shop Association has been followed by the appointment of a committee by the Trades and La bor Assembly of the city to resist the open shop movement. Quincy is a strougly organized la bor city, the assembly counting a membership of over 4000 and em bracing even the fire department. The labor committee haa succeeded thus far in securing the withdrawal of several of the original signers of the open shop agreement. On the other hand, the open shop association reports the recruiting of some 50 names in addition to the original list, and these, it is said, more than offset defections. . Retail houses thus far have been sslow to endorse the plan, owing to the large number of union men. DAILY WEATHER KKTORT. V. S. Weather Bureau, local office, Roseburg, Oregon, 24 hours ending 5 a. m. today. Precipitation In. Inches and Hund redths: Highest temperature yesterday 74 Lowest temperature last night 41 Precipitation, last 24 hours . . .00 Total precip, since first of mo. .82 Normal precip. for this month 1.07 Total precip. from Sept. 1, 1919, to date 22.43 Average precip. from Sept. 1, 1"7 33.S6 Total deficiency from Sept. 1, 1919 10.93 Average precipitation for 43 wot seasons (September to May, inclusive) 31 47 WILLIAM BELL, Observer. AT KKE.NHOWKK Clll'KCH. SMALL chicken farm, prlco 1400; terms. Casey-Harding. HOME on paved street, price $1200, terms. Casey-Harding. WANTED Cheap horsea. See Judd, Empire Dam, Roseburg. WANTED One horse buggy In good condition. Address P. Jessop, R. 2, Roseburg. WANTED Woman to assist In gen eral housework. Apply at Mercy Hospilul. WANTED Man for janitor, one who understands a furnace. Apply at Mercy Hospital. WALTER S. WOODRUFF Expert pluno tuning and repuiring. Room .34, Grand Hotel. FOR SALE 5-ycar-old mare, weight about' 1400; also good hack. Phone 6-F21. Henry Conn,. FOUND Pair eye glasses. Owner may get same at this office by paying for this ad.. FOR SALE Four shoats four months old, cheap if taken at one V. J. Baird, Wilbur, R. 1. Phone 12-F33. WANTED Strong, active man, or young man, at the Roseburg Ice plant. Persons afflicted with hook worm or spring fever need not ap ply, as we want a man not afraid of work. Roseburg Ice Co FOR SALE OR RENT 55-acre mod em farm 4 miles from Riddle, one of the best paying ranches In up per Ujnpqus: modern house with gas. hot and cold running water. bath and other modern conveni ences: good barn and garage and outbuildings, plenty of water for Irrigation, about ten acres In prunes, some clover and alfalfa, good hay land and plentv of good pasture, good family orchard., nil fenced end cross fenced. Will sell fbr $18,000. easy terms If desired, or will rent to responsible party. No agents. Apply to owner. Box 34, Riddle. Ore. Regardless of whether your car's Generator and Starter is an old, almost forgotten type or the very latest design HERE is where any trouble that affects it can be properly and lastingly remedied. A wide knowledge of different makes, types, and designs plus an adequately equipped and stocked shop means prompt, satisfactory service. Auto Electric Station North Jackson Street HOMES You can purchase a fine home on easy terms ii you desire to. We have 4 good properties that can be handled by paying from $300 to $500 down, with bal ance on easy terms. Lack of home building will make a greater shortage of houses next fall. So BUY NOW. We have homca priced from $1500- to $3000 that will be sold on terms. Take a look at them. G. W.YOUNG AND SON Heal Estate and Insurance. ' 116 Com St. . Phone 417 ALEt HOES ROSEBURG BOOTERIE Shoes that satisfy and fit your feet. PERKINS BUILDING ROSEBURG, OREGON OEPENDON GOODS ' ' Co ' Prudent Man Avoids Sp Many who put their earned dollars in culative echeme are usually sorry But S . prudent man avoids such an expcrieD'i' seeking safety for his funds and startui ? account with the Roseburg National BarT 1 Interest Paion Savings Accounts Sarvtaa will lie helfl flt the FHen. bower church next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. All those Interested in a Sunday school, please be present. A. A. CHAPMAN. Ill charge. xotk'e of anxral school .mi:kting. Notice is hereby, given to the le gal voters of School District No. 4. of Douglas County, State of Oregon. 1 that the Annual School Meeting of said District will be held at Hose- i burn: Hlsrh CI.. JT i h e hour of J Tctotk iW Monday -Mt day of Juum? Tm meeting u purpose of ltln, serve for i term il4 the transaction or ui h meeting. Kated this 9th . .. ,D1,ln Out Chairman Btiw This is a "Conseryo"joole Conserves fuel .Conserves time Conserves labor' for you can. . cook a whole dinner at one time over one flame. L .'" Simplify Cooln Ciniii(J For joij cooky jarsovtnj Gas orfl( flamtsi! lime. Churchill Hardware Conpy. vV "V OarpJetfelry .Of Because you have been married a long time l no rsu your honeymoon should be over. Why not take your wife TODAY some little token of Ik"" make her happy? We have many beautiful gifis ihat will bring happiness"0 heart of your loved ones. Ve will be glad to help yo a selection. Our WORD Is our BOND. BUBAR BROTHERS Children's Straw Hats SATURDAY ONLY YOUR CHOICE VALUES TO $1.25 ,,8;- - r .1 CJbSAtwm ci i n 30cts I. ABRAHAM "DRY GOODS STORK" 121 X. Jurkow Ht. Phone 110 WARNER'S RUST-PROOF CORSETS- HH.B. WARNER H IN "Haunting Shadows i .... i roTnnlS V' Aaaptea irom Meredith isicnoison s i -The House Of A Thousand Candles. Century Comedy, "MY DOG PAl
