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BOSKnrBO KRW'iJ.HKVIRW. FRII'Al'. itsv .'li.?'.'?":. lXi.3itf&.'-.-' ,1 ; 1 1 '-' in-: :.v Low and High Peaks cf Living Costs. PRESENT living id. It found lii Dm iiirrcni i" liad almost lliiue times thai It has today. In otluir words ": rents 1"0 rents now. An account :il Hit' I " in l Ji.i pui-iiiy of h n II. C. of I.. ..IT --1 Willi the lowest to bo it on i.liow that Hi'' dollar pill .-basing power In !!!" would tin n Iniy what requires Valley IS.ink la the mol'.al .Make it YOt'lt Iriond. JOHN M. THRONE, Cashier. the U24PQM YRLIV.V bank KOSEHURO OREGON Itotiini to fit) Mr. Find Mis. II. C Wilson anil daughter, Kilo May. arrived In Itoso burit last night from Itrottning. Mini tana, whore they have been reiiliir.;i for tlu ia.it few year. They wcr formerly residents of Hos. burg art Ikivo now returned to tl if c:t-- to al e llieir permani lit home. '1 llei: in. !Iilleit, ha been in Itoseburg r t.veiai months pat. ouiing For Portland Mi.-s l::.n. he Keed a:..! Mis.' 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Kilter was eallnd lo lilendalt' today to ftiihalin tne ho.lv of a resident of that illy who .lied yesterday. Ileie l'1-olll tlw (olll Mr mi l Mis. .lay Carter, who re side in' Mari-hfleld. are vlsltlnn In this city for a few days at the Wood ley stepheiiMui residence. Con! no lor in Itj John Hampshire, road contractor, eame to Koselmri! from (Irants 1'ass la.-t hIkIiI ami spent today Inspect ing I lie w ork heitiK done at Camas Valley. To Work For Standard Oil W. Holland anil E. K. Walters, of I'oriland. arrived In the city last niKht and will lie employed at the local Standard Oil plant. Cettlllls l-'nilll Oakland Mrs. lialph Hiitisaker, who ha? Ii-en vlaitiiiK In Oakland Tor the past few days, returned to KoseburR on he evenlnir train last nislit. To l.o AliK !es Mis I.. Hoss. who has been vlsit-Un- hen. with her mother, Mrs. It I'ilt man. left this innrninn for Los Ani'-'les. where she resides. Arrive I'or Visit Mr. anil Mrs. Marion Hayes came to. ill's eitv last nlL'ht from Kneene id v ill spend a few days visltln iih Mrs. Haves' parents, Mr. and Vrs. Cr.-Mit Wilcny. 1'r- ni Cennsylviiliirt Vr. it m d Mrs. Lester Kusfes and hi.e ehlldren arrived in Kns.-b'ira eeetiilv from I'-'lins;, Ivanla and will iocae In this city. U'eldinfr Yesterday Mtt- .lessie llarniim and I'M win NT '"Id-i.l'.f. both of Medford. were itille.; in marriage at the M. K. par onai'e. this city, yesterday afternoon I 4 o'clock. Pastor F. W. Keagy .fflcllltnd. ev l-Mcctric Siim The Calace of Sweets todav re--elved a lnrce electric sitrn ordered several weelfs ai;n. The new sinn Is vitv attractive and will he put In "l:iei at oiK'e. It was manufactured ri San Krar.clsco at a cost of several 'mndrejl dollars. tMM'eteil Tomorrow Miss Vera Tipton, who has been i'tendinir si-hool at San .lose. Calif.. Ill arrive in this clfv tomorrow, ac ot'llnir to a niessaire receivd fem 'o-r toilnv. She was called home bv ie nidden death of her father. V '. Tipton. I'nmi '! valll' .I iliies Cainph. ll. who has been nt enilini.' school at the Oi-eiron Airri ii'i'iral coll' L'". arrived In I.'ee'oirL' 'st cveti'n'; and will T-e'iil tile cum per :icnt:on : h t bono' nc ir tl:is At Tlw M.U'1-KI E.U-' 12 Went Casn. There l iiotliinj; to eiU.il It. IlieakfaBts and Lunches served. Come In and get the best. MI SU' CM II MDMIIKIiS: Hrlni! your basket supper w Tues. Kve, June lath, to Chas. llrand home. Card n auey. w Ire cream and coffee served ny club. I'lease no'ify secretary by Saturday if you Intend to go. . te-ive l-'or Auto T!l .tohn Simii: Ti'V and vi'e for a tri i'l fil 'II f H: 1!. v iher Wllla.nie' ill visit Willi 1 : I i v ide of the m'lllnl.lir.s. v antes. I t!,M,. I e n Se 'llli' Pre. I Vi-Millan. forr' ' f s i. .-,, in the Hi l-'.-bool. arrivi-1 In I "'I'M an.' will suelul , it v aed Alb." h- re fo il , I'l i-ii Ore ri : bu, e and poin's. The en llie ea'l 'I'll ", will r" rv a ta-h ol.'ir- bi-li seloir last will speiul several davs ' l-.ii- p ii et i. '-. :mi'1 . " II in. 'r h Mi'b.n ii I SelMle. '-.!, 1...-H-J- M . N'ol-'.n see, i-l, .',.,id, ! ef 'h" M ii'i-al I.i''" Iniur- f y.-w York, is ' ee'iiliiT : been making his home on Second avenue, will move to a house recent ly pun based by him i" another sec tion of the city. In City Today K. li. Lewis, traveling agent with the traffic department of the South ern I'acific company, was In the city today for several hours attending to btn;ineHS matters. INikinir l-'or l.ocnlinii A. T. Itodlo and It. C. liurch of Minnesota are spemlin a few day in Hoseburg looking for a suitable lo cation. They are greatly pleased with Itoseburg and expect to make 'heir home here. .Movinir to Kiilem lleorge Hinsdale and family are moving to Salem and started for their new home on the early morn Ing train. A larse number of their rriendT were at the depot to bid them . ai-ewell. Callfiiniiaim Visiting lleii- Mr. and Mrs. Carl llraeker and daughter, of San Josi-. Calif, arrived hero by auto last evening and will visit at. the K. II. Itosi nherry home lust east nf the city for several davs. The Californlans are cousins of lh tosenberry family. Mr. llraeker says that Jhere is no hint of a gasoline famino In California, and was finite surprised to find a .shortage here. & CITY NEWS i5? M aa ir.;hu.--iaatic and well tel.J.d ui...ti:is li'hi " court house y. s-.i r.ia. afurnooii, the Uoug las i'ouniy Itepubllcau Central cuin i.iittee perfected Its oreanizatlon i(1 mapped out briefly lis plans for the . uming campaign which will culmin ate in the .November election. Hie meeting was culled to order by Judge i). J. .Stewart, the retiring chaliniu'i. who spoke briefly on the purpose of i he meeting before taking up the business session. The election of olficers was the first mailer on the program and lr. A. C. Seely was chosen us county chuirman. L. J. Hurtles was elected secretury, and A. 0 Marsters treasurer. George Neu m r. Jr., was elected to the position if state central committeeman. a'i .1. H. Uearling. of Oakland, congres sional commit let man. It was decided that nine members if the cent nil committee should be ippointed by the chairman to com pose an executive comnimee wiiieu will direct ui' control the detailed natters of the coming campaign. rhese members are to serve tiirougii iut the ensuing year and will act In uch matters as do not require the itientlon'of the entire committee. About twenty of tho committee men were present and all spoke in in optimistic manner concerning the political outlook. The committee will make immediate plans for tin' aunching nf a strong campaign which will have as Its purpose the daeing of the republican candidates in office. Take a look at those baskets In oud windows. Churchill Ildw. Co. Xo more watches or clocks re paired until further notice. Wilbu: L. Spaugh. Visit tho Mapbdeaf conlfoctlonery and you will have found a good lun cheon parlor. The ladieH of Si. Joseph's church are to hold a food sule at Vosburq Itros.' store Saturday, June 12. Mr. and Mrs. chas. A. Stark were over Ifrom Sutherlin last evening. They are eypei-tlii'J to attend the Shriners' convention In Portland. I'eter Jones, who was in from Looking Class last evening, is ex-Moi-timr a visit from his brother, John J. Jones, of Los Angeles. Th latter is expected to arrive here next Sunday. mi:i:t today. The .regular 1oint meeting nf th C. A. It. and W. It. C. was held a' the arniorv this afternoon. A lar.'i number of the members were m at tendance anil a fine proeram wa; given and greatly enjoyed. C I ng ! I'l , If - I f. O. Il ; !n 111 is de 'es.l.ar: Vnioiia! no' ' ''.'; .',-.:; nuni'i'-r or ceniinun'tv nn-l reus of puttin.; 1 ! si ell : ' '',' Vo I'litt .'ii...l to Iv-H (lie ann-fl ire 1 . ii'-e on S'livl.iv ntternoon. :'e cee.l p'oeraui is beiui' "el and at members aril th. in '.- eiv.l are :i, ,1 to h. it 'li'is servi e will proliablv 'd In the odd Climes' hull. Hniisf Sid. I ;!- s.im liii' h Tie S" end Av. old to Mis. f.liin i.les in the rural d I ill move to tl.is I'.ini" it onre Mr o.-.e.,! or . ll.lS been , v. Im re- a il 1 1 win Iter new who has HOE III 11! pooooooco ;: : ; 1 JAVE III D Follow the Crowds' O't-'-COv'X'OOC'O 'XV.V- s.;.,,;.Ar,O0C'X'v0v00'OOcOCOc;. ROSEBURG BOOTERIE Shoes that satisfy and fit your feet. PERKINS BUILDING ROSEBURG , OREGON J itosmnt'; kosks y.xti:i. .T. Wi'ivf-r, who rfturnrtl vc-.- 'orMn.y froTM I'ortland vhro l' !.'; " n !it.-ntl:T?i to husliir si tnn lt"r t ( r th' t: f-'w d-XVCt ffivs thnt I'n'-i-!;nwl is wnnt hisr Unpohnr rnvri 'r :iMpl tli ;iirn visitor1. The m t.'t nwi-intinn of rort!:tnrt will r-v l.'rt:!-1 to that on-h visitor i- -upnlifil wiili roses In tho evnt t'i lnwi-r-i art fi.-iit from hero frosli vn -h '';n It is prnnoRort to ship a hox nT rocn out of Iloseburs rnt-h evpn'nc n ! iivm on dipphiy In tho ' i'r!';ii hiu parh dav for fro" t- r ;on ;rnn;ii visitors. CliarV r '"TV l::i.; ..)T' rod to pr''k thn lin(.? ''Till tlif liKvl fi?e coiuiTiittcp will mi .otiliU'i'lv supply the flowers. WIITTIH OF m i:kh:i UVK A 1 1 uri; i.si:s Tiinr Vr. Idith Mrfllone Cihson. nuthor Bs of tho "I.ovp nnd Slurried Lifn' Vnturn Ptnry now runtilne: In tho W.vs-KrvUnv, p:)pspd throiieh Koso- ')iiri ypstor-!nv enmntt to Pin Fran- i.sco when1 she will attend the noma f ratio convention to he held there he hitter part of this month. Mrs. (ilhson stu'ed yestord-iy that her -tnry Is beine featured over tho rn- Ire I'nited States find Is meeting with tremendous surcess. Slip is on hft publicitv t:, ff f)f the A. Mitchell Palnior boom for the democratic nominntion for president. Mrs. Gib son, who was one of the two women who wit netted the sltrnin? of the Teatv of V'Tsaill'S, contends, that 'r. Ii'tner is the- logical man ftr th" democrats to nominate and tho only ily in the ointment v.ouM be for the rep'iblicans to nominate (Nivenior pronle from Mr. Palmer's state of Pennsvlvanfa. Mrs. Cibson wai d"- 'i'.'hrd with Oregon and rsMeciall 'he rrnpqmi valley. Slip rVL;?-etteiI vor1' much that she could not remain In this territory fur at least a few days. Mr. John Kn-rer W! thii aft innn for Tortl'ini to snrnd a short Ti v the nUADA l.XSr. or to'lefrl manufitn f iir..f hv the J. T?. Watkiivi Co. Sold hv their reta'ler. .1. M Ashcrnft. 121 W. Lan. St. ',:!SC: iK-!.i, .5, J THE CUAUTV OF OUR WORK cannot be gausd by our prict-g tha skill, th care and thorourhnos pnarant-'p fiutlsfarthm. LET US SrlOiy YOU Who's your cleaner? ffff f Sl.VU.VV AT TILE flllKCULS. f Tbti FUt llaptUt Cliiirib, Lano .it'J Rose streeta. J. 11. Ob l.jon a- . mute kcuooi at v.io, o. P. Coshow, Duperliitendent. Morning worship at 1 1 a. m.. with preaching by the pastor. Subject, "The Power of llod In Evangelism. 15. Y. p. u. will meet nt 7 l. m. This will be Children's Day and a fine program Isc being prepared for this service. Tho pastor will give a finc-mlnute talk on some of our needs. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30. .et all members attend the prayei nortlng. The paBtor will apeak at Croen at 3 p. m. Sunday afternoon. P!rt M. K. Cliuii-hf corner l.ne arrt Main streets, I'. W. Kcagy, pas tor. S:4.- a. m., Sunday school, J. A. Walker, superintendent. 11 a. m., preaching, subject: "Devltallse'l Physical nnd Moral Energy, or a Plea for Childhood." 7 p. m , Ep worth League. 8 p. in. preaching. Subject, "The Vision of the Great White Throne." Our doors are open to the public. You are cordially In vited. Christian Church, Pine and Wood ward st.-cts. C. II. Hilton, minister. -Itible school at 9:4a, I). K. Carr, superintendent. Such a fine interest continues In the school that the workers are most hopeful. Morning service, theme, "Clod's Own CauRO." Kvening service at 8 o'clock, subject. "Christ With the Wild lleaats." C.ood music, with plenty of "pep." Y. P. H. C R. at 7 o'clock. Subject, "Mis takes In Daily Living." It will be led by the prayer meeting committee. There Is always a welcome to tho public. l lrst Church of Christian Science, o-tir of Main nnd Lane streets. -ervii es are held Sunday morning at 1 1 o'elork and Wednesday evening .at S o'clock, this mee'lng Includes testimonies of healing. Sunday school rnvenos each S''nday morning at '):).". A'l tin to the ago of 20 years re Invlled to attend. The reading room in the rear of the church build :r.g Is open dallv except Sundays and holidays from 2 to 4 p. m. The pub lic Is cordially invited to nttend 1'iese rervlces and visit the reading room. Subleet of Sunday's lesson Is "God, the Preserver of Man." At Ten Mile Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching at 2:.10 p. ni. At Looking Class Sunday school it 10 a, ni. Sermon at 7.4J p. in. o All members are earnestly re nin sted to appear at the Elks' build ing. Sunday, June 1:1th, at 1:30 p. m.. to take part, with other friends in mnr'hing through our streets to 'oi.or'the gnat emblem of our Or der, Our Flag, and then attend the r A-f.-r-iseji at the Klks" hall, and assist in llie courtesies to be extended the eneral public, and encouraging, i est V-'e I-'erget.' the annual obser vance of our great l S. Flag Day. HOMES! Ycaa Purco.,, on easy teruii If ,M , "! b handle, br . soo est: ance easy termi home buildln. . ill f eater shortar. , fall. Sn """""I ho'ue. pncei, f ttnna ... 3000 that m i. term.. Tak. , Ux KM . nib G. W. YOUNG AM)$ UUVIBK 1 in . LOST June 1, u, ting. W.W.C.''1S' at NeWB-Revlew. LOSTSleoll .o - ........ (u. engraved. Flnaer le Ueview. Rcard. 'Kin MTW TOP AT it'1; r-'..V. Oakland six. 1920 i .del Andrew Anderson, 642 K. Sixth St. WANTI'D Old Iron. Will pay $10 per ton for it delivered at Merger's Junk Shop, Ilo-eburg. FOrt SAt V bug: ' - FOIt SALE-JorTttTin: " rer lion, a good one; Wilt Dm; iW hull; and Dractiriii. Ing machine, 20-32. Dlllard. Ore. Dl.wtovn ii'iwpH TT"- for bargain In larse ii, ..... ..c I, , Mie, wim, ueeiuif.. AHlltmt iaie ew-rveriev. WANTED Hustler to hufi, .,,.-, uinner, uoofl opsoftt- for live wire. Earnj ('tat per day. No dead ommi'i ply. .Small capital refjoirtt ior .ur. neiaenneo or Mr. ! ai uruna noiei, oetwefn '; nrd 9 p. in. tonight, or It ii nt p. m. Saturday. KOIt SALE flood early M J crop, about 22 at clean rij gray oats, 8 ac. whnl: 1k have turkeys, ton. ihmti fine 3-year-old heatj mi. !: in on a good smooti r4 cl make offer. C. H. Tu Dt fi-J Itoseburg. R. 1. BoiHt. Jul the inston brldp. XtJTlf 'E OF AXWAI, SCBOOl MEimxo. Notice is hereby i' It til gal voters of School ulr.rltt. of Douglas County. Stiif ni 0d that tha Annual School !! said District will be held M Imrg High School BIdg.; ttiip the hour of 2 o'clock P- "1 third Monday of June, ten 21st day of June. A. D.. 1W This' meetln? Is caiW "1 purpose of electing two diwJ serve for a term of men Ton' Sun:- t Garage. -t jz.tejpyq master six I-' . e. .el .l -i. ....u i'.'. h'wn -; ........ J eo:::!itlon. Inquire at 'he transaction oi wa "1 i sut'h meeting. I Dated this 9th day of Jt; ROSCOE N. ui ; District Clert ! K L. MILLER. I Chairman Board ol V, MM . a phorograph that tniks ror its . Ilea- It nt Perkins Ilros." t'lionoi, ;n,, Commission sules ronui. oid r.evie-.v- Hldg. AT l:m:lltHVKIt CIll llCH. S' rv'.-ei will bn held at the Filen iiever ehun h next Sund iv afternoon t " o i io k. All tboso Interested In i Sun.b'v s'-hool, r'ease be present. V V ' M ! M VV. in charge HP.OCt OI.I PLANTS I'ron 1 test, I'.lv fe l'holie I St. Valentine delivery. C. W. 15-F21.' seed. Urad- l:i) OF THANKS. We -no-it wi-h to eto' 0".r i-.ir f ri ' ill th nil for for "'.' Ml! h ereb ! :e thanks to the m-:tiv n who so kindly .issiit. il e en:., of our d"nr tl'.nth.-r. th" p-.iny beai'ttfn! fior.il e' X'o the did" b!sh ,;,.,) !"'i-Mi'nl Idnnk't of flo-.vr vn'i i us. n. w. citrnitE DV1V WI'ATIlKIt l'.lltlUT. r I'l er IV.irean. lorn oTI,-.' Oregon. 24 hours en. line Pre iplt.it ion In Inches and -!lb: ' raure ve-it -ature List niJht last 24 hour Ince first of mo. for this piearh IVy Our Way Our Auto Will Call. Phone 277. ii I I .v.ve-t t.tr I Pre liMtat'on T.i'al rre.-ip 1 V-rv.. rreci ,T.it ii pre, :: from J r.ni. t ,.te Av..re. pro,!;). from sj 1 7 T ' Total deficien.-y from Sept 1!M9 Average ure.-ipltatien for "ft . sor, (SeptexVr "sv. in.-Pn ve Tonitfht asd Saturday rVir, ! 5 -'"': llllml- 5 ('-'' i "7 o .' . '. .- S and 1 . -' - 4 i A ", 'O S - .10 97 X to .31.47 5 x. : .0oK5.lcMXHXO'MxC( ?oc850irxfX8Sss?. TO NIGHT WILLIAM FARNUM "Wings i Morning i i. . i... li. f n true man'""" cniflicd him until, tlimuuli sheer rourage, he rehaWli1' self In tho eyes of the wortA A Dog Comedy, "The Eternal Triangle-' o.f win .her your i- tt r ;.:iil s aner Is '.!:iio-t fr.r;o:Mi type ry latest de -ign w..ere any trouble ts it can he properly a. I :;v remed A wide knowledcte of different makes, tvn. s ana J...I. . . . .h-.-imis pi us 'lUllfelv eonln-ioH nA to tied shop means prompt, atisfactory service. Auto Electric Station .orth Jackson Street SATHtDAV: Znzu Pitts In "Seeing It Thru." TO-DAY H.B. WARNER 1 "Haunting Shadow Adapted from Meredith Nicholsons rj -The House Of A Thousand Candle Century Comedy, "MV DOGPA A 4
