Roseburg news-review., June 14, 1920, Page 4, Image 4

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NEW SNAP SHOTS
T . . A . . ,f H
Legislate Against me
Profiteer.
THAT has been (lie hue and cry so Inns that II Is time
the matter were viewed, from another annle.
It la s:r olilnloli that so t-m;: as the people ronllilno to
buy and Invest Indis' riuiinately, high living will ap
pear as the wolf at tin1 iloor.
Regulate prnfitecrin:; by regulating your own use f
money. An l'niqu.i Valley Hank Account Is some lit
tle regulator. . .
JOHN M. THRONE, Cashier.
THE UKFQUfl VIlLEtf bank I
ROSEBURG
OREGON
To l.i
Vit
NEWS SNAP SHOTS
. j (iayt vi.iiiln; wiih fiii.Js and nla-
( liven.
i-H nt Oregon it
i T. A. liirkinsun anil if
llre Fivrn (.iinlliuT
J. M. lleluiifk uud K. Ii. Joi-luu,
of (lUrdiner, were bU"iiu:3h v.Mlur:
in th rity today.
Ma Jjttrii-k lhn
Mr;;. C. II. i'atr.oR arrival yesler- , f,.w ,j.lV
day from Sim-nun to viml lor u 1 1) riti
KliorL tiuin In IhlH clly. Mrs. ;-kr In y
0inmUH.oiH-r WViivrr llcr I rs ( j.; Ki'li'T :v
"ounty CoinmtsloiM-r Kl. Weaver j (lf (;f,,-iijncr. ; nt th- (!
spout the day in Itonehur ultti.dius ,H1f, visitint; and ait-nd.
to busini'HS inutterH. I ih-s.-i maters.
Attend tinitid Im1hi
Mr. and Mrs. John Itnnvan went In
Portland Him iiiorinnK l uitend the
Masonic Kiand lode w.s.siuim
(mn' hi Convention
S. A. I'iilllipH. the local tailor, left
yeHterdny for I'onland, where he will
attend Hie Miisonic convention.
IteiuniH to Wilhiir
Misa Kllu Swinney returned this
went to
mnrninK to
laim s tor a Wiorl
Oregon City this
with friends and r
lime.
Lenten on Iltisim
Mrs. V. K. Carl went to Salem on
ihn e;irlv liiorninir train to !-end a
allendhiK to M'.isiat mat-
1 d;n
liter,
K.-e-
Im.-i-
,"ie. Kenton I cmiv
Mr.i. H. K- nl'iii,
' I v S ; t j ir h'T 1. e r st 't
Kiii! r on, r-'t:irn d
l. r 1m, .iie
mnruliiK to her home at Wilbur, af
ter vitdting (or a nliort lime in Hi if
city.
I mm W ilbur
Alius iJiliih Hiown, of Wilbur, ar
rived In KoseburK on Hie morning
trtiln today and will fpend several
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
Portland lliis i.iori:Jn.
Tnill'Kt SI(.pN lie:
Misa Kdna , of MIim; ;'i
V.iio b;is been toiril:t; t !!'(.;-!.
S'i:ii::'V fit lNiebiirp. I uvini;
r.iie riinir for Portland.
this
it the
el ween
:i dis
, et k.
Ili'l. lliiitinc I'DlfS
I'olrs for I In1 r-ir!:;l rllr't ion
covt'riiiiii'iit t'It pliorif line h
nixouvilli' and Cliiii' liavi' In
trilut'd and will u- s t tliis
I'alliiT
Mis. Karl Klr.v.l. of Soulli Ili-nil.
W'a ;h.. who h-wl h -i n visiting in this
i 1 y with hiT i'atlo r. .1 'Hiih NIchnlH,
l")'t this luorning for h r home,
(.oioi; to hmiKa.'i lty
Mr. and Mrs .V K. Mrrlintook. of
W ord. California, who havo bo. n
v'sMinjr tor tin' pa'.t firoc days at i
:lo .1. K. McClin'ock liotno In thisoih
r'ty. I"lt tlis nioniMiK toj' Kan:
City. v. hero th y w ill -p'-nd a
woo'ks n t i i -ntl ill tc to lnls'nt'ss tnatt
ami visilinr Willi r'l:ttiv
In Ncutll llakotii
it and (l'titt W iliianis. child
na ol Mr.. Klbic Williams. I'll nil
murium; tor .No-ltl l)ai;ota. wIn.Ti
tll.y will iiiaUu llitir Inline with all
aunt.
l-it Ib'latite
Mis W. A. l.oni! and chllilri'ii lift
Ihis inoiiiini; for Ashland, wh-ru tln-v
, will ip. nd some limn visiting wilh
ii-!alios.
lEel iiiitn to I'oithiiKl
Mis. J. A. Mr.Millan and son, l'aul
I Ah i.mdi-r. h ft thin morning for
( tin i r liiiiin' at I'ortland afHT visitlnK
ii ihf J. i; KocnlK honiu In this cily
I for tho past win k,
i I : i urii o IliiJdh
Mrs A. 1. Aikfns, who has lii'in
visiiinif in this city ui the Martin
Martin risidinco, lift this inornini:
lor hiT honio in Klddlf.
In City I'roni (;urllni'r
Attorney J. I. lluchis arrived In
th" city from llardiner Saturday
i v. nine to sp'-nd a few days here at
n ti.iin to husini'ss matters and
visilini! with friends.
I com loiilaii(l
Mr. and Mrs. Klherf Hermann and
daughter Martha arrived in Hose
iiiirtt this morninK from I'ortland
and will remain for several days boron-
retnrnini! to the tnetroiiolls to
teriain permanently.
(,ets llauliiii; Conlrnct
Th H. s. French company has
l.-ilcn a contract for haillinp lumber
from the rawmlll at Millwood. C. J.
KasmusKen, truck driver for the
i imp any. left this morning to oper
ii'e Hie truck which will be used.
t;els ApiHiliitniftit
,1;.,.,, Crawford, who Is nuito well
!:inin in UnseburR, Saturday re
c. i vi il lb" nnpolntment as supervisor
or tile inheritance tax departmenf In
lie state treasurer's office. Mr.
Crawford entered upon his ne'.v
duties immediately.
Aiicd Pioneer hies
Theodore Caster, need 81, a civil
war veteran and resident of Douglas
county for about thirty years,
missed awav at the home of his
! daughter, Mrs. II. I.. Kruse, on Wed
nesday muriiine at 5:30. Oakland
Tribune.
Scinlinir Cn'Wf
Th" fores! service , is pending out
lis lire fighting crews to the various
camps In anticipation of tho forest
fire season. Crews are kept sta
tioned at convenient places in the
fnn st and at such times as they are
not engagi d In fighting fires arc kept
busy at trail construction and other
Improvement work.
Help I'asy to Secure
Little difficulty Is being exper
ienced bv the forest service Ibis year
in securing labor. Last year It was
Mlnosl Impossible to secure help be
cause of the high wages pair! bv
concerns, especially road con
dors. This year, however, many
x-service men who came to the
innty to file on grant lands are lak-
ii' htv; with the forest service
ard
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t HEED THE CALL!
Save On Shoes
;'C'v'wc":0'XiC'W
Never before have we been so busy. The pat ilnve day exceeded by far
any tiling we have ever done ln-fure. And (hat's not all; we are going
to surpass even this record this week. Over.")').!!) pairs of Shoes, Oxfords.
Pumps, Tennis Shoes, Mary .buns, barefoot Sandals, Outing Shoes. In fact
shoes and low shoes of all kinds -are out for your inspection tables and bins
piled high. Make your own choice. We have had extra sales people; we will
have more. We promised an o!d-i'a. iiioned Shoe Sale. We did not disappoint
but rather surprised those who attended.
Ladies' low shoes of all kinds, many
$5.00
of these formerly sold for
Save On Slippers
$1.95
Ladies' Shoes, many of these sold for $5.00
Save On Shoes
$1.95
Tennis Shoes and Lo.v
' for Ladies, Cresee
these sold for y'.
;-'!io:'s. White rubber soled Mary Janes
;il Pumps, with rubber soles. Most of
Oo
$1.39
We have others at $'2.V.i
at great reductions in im
more than we are sellln:;-
dertaken, and you'll say s. w
now. Come at once. Heed
. :?:.!).", Si. -45, $4.95, So.83, $G.S3, S7.83, all
;t eases. We can not buy these shoes for considerable
t hem for. It's the biggest thing we have er un-
len t a see lor yourselt. Don t put it oil. act
iie call.
r boln sent out lu fcull'l I11" 1
nijht ri.
iu l-'rom Itrvr Oorl.
B. L. McLaughlin. th well kugwu
Deer creek rancher. W'l today In
P.oseburi; atti-ndlns' to business mat
ter. Hero I'ltiln Stltllerlin
Mrs. J. liargo and son. of hu'ln-T-liu,
came to Iloesburs this inuriiinx
and attended to business matters, re
turning home on the afternoon train.
Take .Ww IteMiUiu c
Mr. and Mrs. John (Unlock have
rented the Owen relden-e on the
corner of Klla and Court streets and
will make. Iheir home at that place.
Train Ihdavwl
The afternoon tr i n from the south
due in this city at I::'-"., was delayed
several hours this afternoon nwinn
to 11 minor accident on a California
division.
DelimiH IIohm
Mrs. C. M. Yoiii.s. ho has been
re, eiving medical -trea'tnen! i Ihrs
city for the past f'-w days, left tilts
nflprnnnn for Oakland from where
she will eo to Klkton where she re
sides.
AtiemllMir Convent Ion
Mrs. C. (',. Heym. r.i left this after
noon for I'ortland to attend the con
vention of the Has rn Star lodge to
be held there this week. She will
also visit with frien.ls for a few days
before returning home.
Win. Tollman Hen
Wi'llnm Pullman, president of the
Douglas County I.itht and Wlater
company, nrrlvied hera yesterday
from linker and will spend several
days in the city attending to busi
ness matters.
To KllgelK"
Mrs. I.. A. Manners, who has been
visiting in this city for the past thro"
weeks, left this afternoon for Ku
K'ne, where she will attend the
graduation of her daughter, Leona,
from the I'nlversity of Oregon. Af
ter spending several days in l-.ngene
she will continue on to Albany,
where she resides.
11:14 Kang;er Job
Kred Asani, of West Fork, former
ly in charge of the White liock for
est service station, has been given
the position of as istant ranger at
Itujada, where he will be stationed
during the summer. The Ituladi
rt 'strict Is under the direct control of
E. S. Hoderman. who will be assist
ed bv Mr. Asani in the future.
Will ae Iliince
The Jazz-O-Four management to
day announced that on Wednesday
evening they will sponsor a dance at
the armory. Tickets will sell for S3
cents. Including war lax. The or
chestra plans to make this a regular
mid-week festival and are prouiisiu?
a good time to all who attend.
To Mil! in Hll-jcne
Several Koseburg bankers have
signified their Intention of attendin
the Oregon Bankers meeting in La
gene this week. Hankers from all
parts of the statu will attend and an
excellent program is being prepared.
A number of prominent business men
will address the assembly. Hub
the annual mei ling and officers will
tie elected for ilie ensuing year.
Over h'roiii Sutlierlin
K. C. Stiles, of Sutlierlin, who for
merly had charge of the tract sociely
work for the Seventh Day Advi ntista
in this cily, was over today. At llirt
time conference headquarters, were
moved to Sutlierlin, on account of
the establishment of the academy
there, the sociely headquarters were
also transferred there,
.income Tax lIlLsiness
(I. V. Wimberly and A. M. D.il
rymple. of tile Internal revenue de
'ertnient. are in this city and the
'att'T will remain here for a few days
lays c'ee.imr Up on income tax mat
ters. Mr. Wimberly will visit Med
ford and Kl.'iuath Kalis on similar
business before returning to Ku-i-'ene,
which place is now his head
liuai ters.
Help IC-Serv ice Men
Ciapuaa pest of the American !.'
inn lias located si vera! ex-service
n. n in good positoins within the pa.t
two w.-eks. Adjutant Guy Cordm
was busy today hunting a joli for a
l.i rioti man who is a skilled truck
'. river. As a rule employers will
;avor ex-serv:ee men and it lias bet n
a very simple matter to secure jobs
for i'.tese u i.d bave made application,
l ornicr Publisher lloix-
"i ' I'.i.liile. formerly publish r
'" ;!".e ('a!. hi:, d Tribune, was in t'-.e
. Mr. Uldd'.e formerly
tv.slness to Mr. ltoyd and
'tiinsson but owing to tie
atli of Mr. Poyd's sister
will remain on the job
.' i k am', b-see or.e more
NEWS SNAP SHOTS
: I v to!
old lii.i
KeV. lit,
Hidden !:
'r. Pet. iie
er anetb. i
I kick I'ro'ii Snlcni
Kuscne V. bt, who has been
spi tiding li e past few daya ill Salem
attend!; to business matters, re
urued to Uoselmig this luoriilng. lie
a takiog a two weeka' vacation,
'.lid KrU-mU Visit
J. A. Houston, pioneer and promi
nent business man of Klamath Kails,
nitli his wife are visiting for a f 'W
dayB in this city with Mr. and Mrs
W. W. Cray. Mr. Houston and Mr.
(iray were boy friends and school
mates in Iowa more than' SO years
ago.
lack Kimn Vnratkm
Frank Poole and wife, Rudolph
Kohler and wife, John Huberts, Al
fred Stevens and Kniily Weber, who
have been camping on the headwat
er of Little river, returned to Hose
burg yesterday. They report the
fishing as being fair. They had ex
pected to camp longer hut were
forced homo by the rain.
Will Arrive Homo Soon
Ous I'eret. formerly of Yoncalla,
who has been the traveling repre
sentative of the Peters Cartridge
company for aeevral years, has writ
ten to his wife from Alaska and
amies that ho will leave soon for
home. He has been enjoying big
game huntinp; In Alaska und reports
fine luck. He is a noted marksman
and his skill with the gun was rc
siuinsible for his position with the.
artridge company.
Plan HiT Celebration
The town of Oakland is maning
elaborate preparations for a big cele
bration on Julv 5th, and tne iic.Kisinu
Tribune of Thursday carried the
complete day's program. The Itose-
burg hand has been engaged to fur-
h the music and the committee in
charge promises there will be some
thing doing every niinuto of the day
and most of the nirht.
Two Poems Pictm leil
The Antlers theater management
is today presenting the famous film
drama and poem, "I.asca. inn ea'
includes some of the best known
stars of the silent drama and very
favorable reports have been received
from the cities in which it hnH been
;bown. On tomorrow night another
poem plav, Longfellow's "F.vange
line," will be presented. x
Tourists Make Complaints
Several automobile tourists have
made complaints to local merchant
v.-ithln the pant few days concerning
lie reception received here when
they arrived during the night. Tlvy
dated that as soon as they hit the
pavement of the cily they were
stopped by the night watchman and
demanded to explain just when,
where and how they obtained their
car, where they were going and their
business in this city. No traveler
likes to be under suspicion and an
attempt will be niade to tint a slop
to such annoyances. T'nle.s the ofli
cer has a circi'lar describing the
auto the paHv rlnoild be o'lowed to
eo m'Tiielesied. Is tile oninlon of the
niajoritv of local residents.
Ubldle Is Trosi!crotl-
Piddle p.-enis to lie bubblin'r ovci
with prosperity according to a ensii'i1
visitor to that city. On every side
can be heard talk about a new saw
mill, prune packing plant, electric
Unlit system and Pacific highway.
The residonfa of that section are
united as one and arc consistently
honsting for a bigger and better
town. They have the right spirit
mlmia the antnionlam, Th fllddle
i:iiiMniri" never lotos uu opportun
ity to neip tne town aioux and Ilka-
so has !jrown considerably.
1 UMiitf JU'Porteil (iooU
The gasoline shortage having been
partially relieved, muny persons en-
juvcl an outing yesterday. A great
many wont to the .North I'mpqua
river to try the fishing and found
rout biting freely. The fishing so
far this year has been (tootl and It
is expii-tiyj that It will improve dur
ing the next few months.
& CITY NFAVS &
1. H. Howard was
Looking Ulass today.
In town from
Dr.
spent
ternoon
K. J. Walnscott. of Oakland.
a few hours hero Saturday at
T. W'. Morgan, a widely known
resident of Ixioking Class, wan ill j
this city Saturday.
A. A. Thiol, of Oaklund, and It. V.
Thiol, of Yoncnlla, wero Hoseburg
visitors Saturday.
Peat the high cost of rugs. Let us
make those old rugs over, also rag
ruga cverv size. Portland Hug Co.
Phone 277.
WillametteValu
tocUanchij
i acres. lee
face, water la
" fw
"err tku. t
acres cu!ti... l
One reside .""'"
ern convonu
In the wn,. .
Sell ... . 1
sell with 1,,.. .. 'HI
He and all en,,,.-. "
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" I
11 without. por
G.W.Y
PUtitJ
oungasdsh!
Ieal Kstat, d IaTOW(j J
tin, til
Chila-..- , .
elusive. de.,HBrJ2?.-
"cry, w ill pu-ase r.r. 7. .U1I
Jav L. Chancy was down from Myr-
,ln e. I. C.ln.Jn. nrl n4n.lnJ U .
He Lli-rn .-.n.uiiiwj ami ButuuiH lllW ntTy Will fl ' t E
meeting of the democratic county , fice ''and
eeilirai couiiu.neo. . frolu Cni,u Ub"-"' IM Klk
Have your piano artistically tuned
by C. H. Arundel, 25 yeara Interna-1
floral experience. Player pinno re- !
pairing and adjusting. Phone 189-L. I
. ""awe
you cAix-tt-K am.
Anything at , Uni.
Slnnilnril Alllo Pninllnir Cn Pan Bale. l'hone 1(12 I n .""
sale,
Third and Madison Sta.. Portland. a' "cLieiiand t Chamlri'
Paint anything from hugs to Ilmou- ', &tore.
sines. Saiisfnctlon guaranteed. I.eav I
ear w ith us when In Portland. Phone ! H. L. DeWald, a
f.USl in.
-MtU
Advertise lr Ven'sUevleif.
Ident of the n.vrV-r
I transacting businew bw fc'i,
NEW TOUU
OXK COI XTKY TM HKTI.
i FOR ltKNT
room (umishiii j.
close In. 119 West Liu
FOR SALE-10 larjeto,,.
tin i i.n.i
" - " "luuwwiai, oilOfltJt
making and spending more than at FOR SALE Bedroom rurnrtfia
esi i.ane. ooae lJM,
A good many people think the
orst troublo with this country is
oo much prosperity. For several
.-ears pooplo have been money-mad.
tiy other timo In the history of the
nation. lie this as it may, there is
enriuestlonably one country in Ku
vope where too much prosperity has
actually caused a panic. European
neviaprs to!! -bit ito'laiel's fi
iicnciein nud merchants became
fr htened beea.ise tiicy were so rich.
Tke plenty was so great a few weeks
igo that, paradoxically speaking, It
nil;; causing loss. Every warehouse
:n the hind was reported to be bo
rriwded v.i'li provisions, grain and
ether kinds of food that much of it
".-as deterioratinir. On account of dif
ficulties caused by exchange and
rom other causes, factories had to
'lose. Things have Improved since
hen; the "p-uic" is over: hut none
the les Hollanders had nitlto a
s?are over being too rich. Kugent
'iltarrl.
FOit IiKXT FunmM
112 Urockway Si. Ptom'
WANTED About lOdf) (fSj
s con;! hand floor::. j,l
y 1 1 co. Main St.
FOR SAI.K-Cowandlpia J
u taiten at ones. Inquln C:
I'mpiiua avenue.
TRADK A good plarfrptari
rolls, to exchange for Fort ra
car or runabout. Ki .V. m.
FOR SALE Fort rntfl. rhi
drive, canvas to?, (lit twiditid
Trice $350. Liitblou. ittil
ville.
DAILY WIv.VTHKU KKPOItT.
LOST Saturday, betitn Irl
creek and hatchery, ( M
driving gloves. Findd Im
this office.
IT a. Weather iiurenu. loral office. FOR SALK House and lot. ti
lo.ieburg. Oregon. 24 hours endingi house furnished. I barfiii !
n. m. tmlay.
PrecipiUition in inches and Hund-;,
DANCE!
WEDNESDAY
NIGHT
J i eiltlis:
g lllllKbesi
head expenses ligat. C k"J
5U4 Mill ,!t. j
I s
e-
HOKS
am:
C3n Shoes
ROSEBUKG BOOTERIE
ISV1N HRUNN
Shoes that satisfy and fit your feet.
PERKINS BUILDING CASS STREET ROSEBUKG, OliEGON
Shoo Itrpairlno,' BrlrH in your worll and arte the difference
SI
' 'i:' "t'. lb- v. ill then go to Rid. lie
where he will eligase In lhe;m:u
; rowing hu--ini ss.
I nlMil Today
j l:li!i r It nwn. of Coos coiiTitv. wb.-i
j was tr.,r.. ,,ed to this Held by the
. onf. i . n..,. eommittee recently, ar-
rived le r.- by auto today from the
bay c. entity and the family will In-
, etl'e here ju t f0on na their llOUSe-
I held go,, u -rrive. Mrs. Hensen is a'
i ; r nt ir. S.itherlin. rider Hansen
I v ':' ''''' '' cl..irge ef the Sevi r.th Day
j Am-. 1 1 n -1 work In this part of the
! 'Olll'i eU.,.
vt Simp,. ;,,mCM
Mr- st Abraham and datuh-
t r. !- V.ssi KlizalM th. of liee-
- ' 1 i ie spent a week w i t i
,-i:.er. Mrs. M. K. shape ami
I1""1'- I ". tills morn I ng fur I'eri
' ;''l :. the Kasti rn star -' ;h-
' ,r,L: " i t ii' Hose Show und :vjf
"'.! ft . . ... ' ere. Tin y came t.i Cer
.i'.m f.i.- . e-ninencemeut week at o
h her children. Iimo.
g At. TSe ARMORY
Tickets 85 cents. iCLL'oi'io w.',n tax
I A Real Mid-Week Joy Festival. :
r. . .
jJAZZ-O-FOUR!
vilest
I'Lower-t --t 'era!
J 1 Preci; t. ;:i ,i, :.:
1 Total M-ecip. 'sin.
; I Norm i preclp. f.
( i Total
r 19!.'
I Averag.
I 177
Total i
1911
Accra;;
we
Way,
e yesterday
Ituit night
! I hours . .
fad of mo.
this mouth
icI;), from Sept. 1,
to du'o
l':ec!;i. from Sept.
'ficiency from Sept.
: precipitation for 43
seasons (P.eptemlier to
inclusive) 31.4"
. o
Advertise In the Xewg-Heview.
LOT 1
1 I
.33.52 ! I
'.'l 0.98 IS ...,
I DIAMOND AGAUW
1 121 FINEST.
i .' "
WIND SHIELC,
GLASS
for any make car, im
order
' 1.,. i
. i r
I. II Ih'W
Ml';.. , '
1
odore Abraham
' local colleee. Mi..
l-anied her m it ie r iimI
" Portland trip, l et val
Tttnes. " Of tl.4
'. lite recent rain h u ,i.,.n
r '-'-s in the citv to son-e e-:-'.
lence section still pre-
".'.it-1 rul ste.et with n't
ties of the flower in bloom".
," ' ' 'it with two walls
iv ...v.-.,,) with ftreen vir..
l tvh y.t r.-s. , co-i'inues to ,
'liter ef .Ifra.Mlen. hov.e'.r
i: nv tourists have mat veiled at the
-auty of the cene.
el
:! modern ; I
I, EQUIPMENT
and expert handling
funis your apparel In
A-l shape al least cost.
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maii.. iTni-is get Lvst
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