it a.
IMO fcl
NEWS SNAP SHOTS
UKLIVERED THE GOODS.
Cost Regulation Begins
at Home.
As long as Idi'iia of cxiravar.inru an; enlei talm d by peo
ple themsi Ives, Just ho long will tin y hnve abnormal
prices. Tin; one luiturally follows Ihe other.
Lack of discrimination In buying ami inventing uuYcts
the business ui well as the people of Hih country.
An account at dm I inp'iua Valley Hank Is un enemy of
' tliu II. C. of I. Kn list it as YOl. lt friend. , 'J
JOHN M. THRONE, Cashier.
the UMPQM VHLLEV bank
ROSfBURO OREGON
PORTLAND. JOJm 16.
Fulling l.i ;.. Tu.k tie, snoop, lioi'b and batter
A gasoline link w being Installed ( quotations r unchanged- tsgn
at ito- iioov r-.Mic- iii vaiue. 119 ttre bringing .10 cai.i.
Leo Love, t lie North l'mpua
stockman anil rancher. a in town
today looking after business mutters.
Tom Olipliant, the ell known T-11
Mile randier, was In this city today
attending to btlsilieiH mailers.
Overlook Addition
to the
CITY OF ROSEBURG
is now plated and placed on the market. It
contains 40 lots all on paved street and connect
ed with sewer. These are the most desirable
residence and apartment lots to be had close in
only two blocks from the business section and
overlooking the city. Prices range from $1!)
to $1250. Kor further particulars see
N,
i OF :
RICE AND RICE
n.:iui will te- installed at the tuu
hue.
From Oakland
.Mis. L. I'. Kapu, of Oakland, was
ja liunie,s visitor in tins city today.
I returning to her home on I lit after
noon train.
Mint Time in Oakland
(I VA. Voillir, uf the real estate
linn of 0. W. Young & Son. spent
lyes ei day in Oakland attending to
, ieisiuess matters.
; I'roni Oakland
Mrs. Finer Iieckley arrived In
I Ko'-' liarg this morning from Oakland
land rpent tin- day shopping and
visiting with friends.
1 liuek From roltlancl
i Miss Blanche Heed and .Miss Eva
It uh h:ivi heen visiting at
1'ortlnnd for a short time, return i
to i:o:'. burg this morning,
lie ailing Hrlilge
i.,.i,rKB Hone brake and Kd. Lough
left tudav Tor tin; North I'luPMiia
i.ridu. where they will make tempo
rary reiairs.
Visit City ,,
N uly McCully. of Happy alley,
was a ltoseburg visitor for a few
boms this morning greeting his
hi. mis and attending to business
matters.
From Oakland
Miss Mildred Kruse, of Oakland.
Wl) a business visitor 111 ltoseburg
today, coming over on the morning
train' and returning in the after
noon. Soil fer lllvnice
rieoile Woodorson todav filed mil'
for divorce from J. It. Woodcrson.
Tb-y wer" married in Itos burg on
Inly 2H. llil'l. nccordiug to the com
nlaint. which alleges desertion. The
ilaiiitiff is represented by Attorney
tlTt Abraham.
Leased Hodges House
Elder 1". A. Hansen, of the Seventh
re.v Adveniist church, has leased the
Iio.tr. s house, corner of Corey Av.
.ml Vilitary street. West liosebure.
.i n,l will mtive In just as soon as the
household furniture arrives from
Coos Hay. where he was formerly located.
I'leoarieg to Mine
N. al McCall. formerly cartoonist
-in the l'ortland Telegram, leaves
Portland today for Coronation, Can
ada, when, he has purchased a largo
liirm, according to word reaching
this ciiy. Mr. McCall was forced to
resign ills position because of the
rain on his eyes.
'Willi" i New lltlllding
The Peoples' Supply company Is
moving its stock of goods nnd fiic
tures to the newly constructed nn
ii, - which w ill lm used during the
t me the main lot! ire ball is under
. our-e of repairs. Workmen have
:.1roadv started remodeling the lodge
I uilding and the ftore will he forced
,,f t or"i'i't ninrters wl'hin a
1MM
ANCE!
SeKt3CWtitvX0W
o
HOES
y m vj jl a. m
ALE
.
v.oxsaoooo.o.x
A Meal
Shoe
Sale !
It's The Talk Of The Town Save On Shoes
Ladies' White Canvas Shoes. Choice of any ladies' canvas
shoe in the house; shoes that sold up toS7.00. Save on Shoes
$2.95
Tennis Shoes and Low Shoes for men and women. Rubber
soled Mary Janes etc. ; formerly sold to $2.00. Save on Shoes
$1.39
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short time. Business will not be In-,
tun tinted in any way by the change, j
In l inin l.isiklng ilas i
Mr. and Mrs. Georg.- liacon and
two children motored to this city
Horn Looking Glass this morning an 1 ,
peiit a short time shopping and at-1
tending to business matters.
Iteluins to Poi-tlajid i
Mis. Carrie Jiinger, who has boon,
visiting here for some time with her,
ather, A. O. Hose, left this after-i
noon for Portland, where she re
sides. I 'learing; Vard
The yard in the rear of the btilla-
:ng now being occupied ny tao ms"
way Service station fur a salesroom
s being cleared and put in readiness
tor use.
Will Take Trip
Mr. and Mrs. 11. F. Doss left thl3
afternoon for Portland and Spokane,
where they will make an exuuided
visit with relatives whu reside at
'hat place.
Hero l"nm (iletidalc
Victor Svtlier. of Glendale, arrived
iu this city this afternoon and will
go on to Portland tomorrow where
he will atend to business matters
for a short time.
Motored to City
Thos. Laughead. of Myrtle Creek,
motored down from the South Ump
iua todwn today, and after spending
some time 111 the ciiy, drove home
late today.
Goei to Callfonita
Mrs. Ed. Pavton left this morning
lofr points in California, where she
will spend somo time visiting with
(friends and relatives. She will stop
'lirsl at Ounsmuir.
(ioiii; 4 h't. Klamath
W. J. Wright, a stockman of the
Dlllard section, spent the day in
Koseburg. Mr. Wright expects to
leave for Ft. Klamath In a few days,
where he will remain all summer.
IU't inns to Portland
James McXulty, who has been at
the soldiers' home In this city for
the past few months, left this af
ternoon for Portland to make his
home with relatives.
1 'is mi Sun llieu:
Mr. and Mrs. George Frye, who
have been spending their honeymoon
in San Olego, arrived in this city
last night. Miss Frye was formerly
Vera McKay of this city,
lleiv Fiimi Tiller
Walter Norman, Henry Archam
beau, Ctias. Moore and Will Duncan
were among the Tiller people in the
city today looking after business
natters and visiting with friends.
KctimHil Front ScIumiI
Miss Lois (ieddoK. who has been
attending Willamette University for
tlie past year, arrived at her honi"
In tills city yesterday and will spend
the summer here. She has accepted
employment at the Commercial Ab
siraet office for the summer,
funeral This Alternoii
The funeral of the late W. C. Tin
ton was held this afternoon from
the Hallt'st ehur h, ltev. Dickson of
t':'t.iting. The auditorium was
filled with sorrowing friends and
relatives. The body was taken to
the O'k Creek cemetery for burial.
AMI Itei-c
CnrViott Wllber. who has been mil
plov.'d in Mar-difield for some time
pa -t. arrived 1p re yesterday and will
visit with his fattier. C. A. Wither,
for a few davs. He sutalned a broken
b'g at Marshfiehl several months aco
an, I has sine been recovering frten
he iniury.
In bniue of Patrol
T: e nlne!v.fii-i a'-ro r.iittadron wPl
1 u'il: ....! for forest petrol work in
v s'. in Or.'!'on. according to a lct
' r r e, iv,.(i by Governor Olcott frni i
Colonel H. H. Arnold. In charge of
tbo west--m d.nartment of Ibe nir
I -. rvlee at San Francisco. Captain
I j t, II. Seii'h. one of the winners in
l,-li" r r Tt tran icontlnental air race,
j! wl'l !) in chare of the base at En-
I I ;.,. felon.'! Arnold states.
A
TONIGHT
CoftG00j
Atle ARMOPvY
TICKETS 85 CENTS. INCLUOiNC WAR TAX
A Real Mid-Week Joy Festival.
JAZZ-O-FOUR
Future Outlook
Good Says Banker
LUUL'NK, Or.. June 15. Between
lad und 00 bankers here today
opened the 13th annual convention
of the Oregon association. The ses
jioiis almost entirely were devoted to
addresses and closed with a dinner
dance at the Hotel Osborne given by
l lie LugeiiH banners, me picnic
dinner which was to have been held
on tno banks of the McKenzio river
was prevented by wet weather.
President C. S. Hudson in his an
nual address declared that the pros
perity of Oregon depends upon the
redistribution of all agricultural la
bor. As a solution to present pric
conditions, Mr. Hudson offered the
plan of reducing the margin between
the producer and the consumer; as
sistance to farmers' co-operative as
sociations and marketing agencii s
and a square deal between the pro
ducer, the distributor and the con
sumer. O. E. Bowortnan, general secretary
of the American Hankers' associa
tion, in a short address declared
there is a more cheerful view of the
financial situation throughout the
Fulled States than In a long lime,
that the crisis has passed and that
business, both largo and small, wiil
have much better going from now
on.
When It comes to "delivering the
rood)" V. J. Weav.r, ot tbu Vmp
nui hotel, certainly nover patsea
jinv.ulng I'll. Monday of this week;
i pnrty of tourists traveling In a I
pierce Arrow car telegraphed Mt.i
Weaver from away down south they;
would arrive In Roseburg Tuesday
evening and wanted the best accom-
mndatlons possible at the hotel,
which the party was assured they
could have. Late yesterday after
noon another phono message was re
ceived saying they would arrive in
P.oselmrg early In the evening; and
wanted to know If it would bo pos
sible for the hotel management to
supply tlm travelers with a trout
supper. Landlord Weaver Immedi
ately got busy and "fished out" a
fine string of trout from some un
known waters and when the weary
travelers reached the city thev were
not only accommodated with the best
the hotelcottld irlve in the way of
accommodations but also with a fine
trout supper which certainly made
the oartv feel very kindly toward
the hotel mannger.
li
Ladies' Shoes and low shoes
selling forv.ierlv up to
$3.00.' - On Sale
$!.95
i
Ladies Shoes and Low
Shoes; selling formerly
up to S0.00
$2.95
More nnd mors people arc taking advantage of this
event every day. 'Tis a sale where your dollars have
the old-lime 1 00 per cent value and then some.
A
IRVIN BRUNN
Shoes that satisfy and fit your feet.
PERKINS BUILDING CASS STREET ROSEBURG, OREGON
Sho. Repairing -Bring in your worK and rg the difference
mm b
AT1 If?
i ! . l.,:n ifinirnuv
n.iv-i.s. who has hern
':'.n. h'T.' f.r tlio p;.t month af
th. he-no of Iit son. Fred Hayws.
l.nw tumorrnw morntne for San
V-pn.'isr-n. whfrp Fhe will Vo joiiipd
Mr. .Itiltcn .Inspphsnn. who will
. vnnnan,- Ji(T to Los Anpclos, where
h. ro.-n!'R. Mr. nnd Mrs. Julicn
h h:--nn. have been makint;
iht'T linrn.' in Culvrr City, will move
' Holly w..-.,l -n th. noar futuro.
o
MAKK1KD TODAY.
,i;;( holds mi:ltig.
Thn roKular bi-monihly mrt'tinR of
Unipinm post of the Amoriran L' Kion
was h''ld at the armory last night. A
number of mattera of busings wore
friven attention and action taken.
Tho niplirations of Ray F. Porter
and Roy M. FoatiT to monibtrahip
were rceivod and favorably consid
rod. The local post has been prow
inp rapidly and now enrolls a groat
many of the former noldfrrs who are
now p'sidonts of the community.
NFTW TOD.lt
FOR RENT Two or three house-
Keeping rooma. bib South I'lne
St.
KOU RKNT Sleeping room with
bath, $1U per month. Inquire 323
K. Oak.
WANTED Woman or girl to do
g-'iioral housework, four in family.
J. IS. Large. Oakland, Ore.
''Oil SALIC Fine Duroc Jersey
boar. 2 years old, cheap. Chas. W.
lloft'iueiHter, Uoseburg.
LOST Wire wheel with 31x4 Fink
tire, was lost between Springfield
and Myrtle Oicrk. Finder pleaso
phono 207-Y. Keward.
nV.II
..vncTaiiey
water Ui
residence .thWer,
m convenience; 2 u,,,.
-Ho.: fencd
t I mue ,rom -
1 . cftheMr
i In the Wlll,mM1. ...
B011 With hl
tie and all eei,inn
G.W.YOUNGANDSON
"eul Estate and
1 IA n.
- " vass at. .
"Woe i
! KIUOI SLY ILL
J. t. Tt,,.. T
a abort time ago 'la t,"
dent at Oakland Ijoimi. M4lfc
according to wort rU&
morning. At f irs, 'Z?Z
thought to be of minor t!?
but serious ite
have developed. Dr v , f ?
inare-
k.vkicw-kix Rm:m0j.
The Knights of Pythlu to fl
meet ton'Kht In th i.!r
-: Work in the third owr. la
I'OIt SALE Ifnliun nrone ... -I ...j .u. ... Pe6r fl h
fj 1 delivery at practically whol3-;a farewell recaption of Ptrt ill
v.i e nrie..i It , ft A ... ,i v ul rror- ioB!
:., e. '., , ,,r "i; -;-,; r a '""?. . ?.
tunes whVi . im;..h n - ; .. ? "T e"'
L iimn fcieioi next year.
DISSOI.I TIO.V OF I'AllTN'm.SIIII'
Notice is tierehy given that the
partnerr-hlp h'-retot'ore existing be
tween F. C. Powell and L. L. I!ot
erts, known as 1'owell & Uohorts. is
by mutual consent this day dissolved.
F. C. Powell will continue the Mnx
well nnd Chalmers cur agency at the
present location. I,. L. tioherts will
continue the agency for the Chandler
and Cleveland cars.
ltoseburg, Oregon, June 16, 1020.
F. C. POWELL.
L. L. nOHEMTS.
says t ii.i;ir;i:s a lif,
CHICAGO. June 1 5. Major-Ccn-eral
Leonard Wood In a signed state
ment tonight characterized as "a
vicious ami malicious falsehood" a
declaration by Ir. Nicholas Murrnv
flutter of New York that a "motley
group of stock gnmhlers, oil and min
ing promoters, inttnit Ions-makers and
other like persons" bucked the gen
eral'! cninpairn for the republican
president lei nomination.
Cener.il Wood raid that h" regret
ted to leak" the statement, bur thft
it was necessary to "brand a fa!;, r
and to denounce a lie." The general
declaring th:it the men who man
aged his t c;nip:iign were of "extra
'rili'ii'.ry high chnr.-tctcr." snid that
the in tack upon the is Infamous"
and that Mr. Butler's action was en
"attempt to ingratiate himself with
certain elements which exercised a
determining influence at the convention."
John H. Itnoher and Viola Finnev I
were niairi.-.l this morning at th
"..I... of County Judge 1. J. Stewart.!
i .'e v..'t''l',:: - v witnessed only by
t!t t'ein:., :s of the Immediate fam
ily of the c;in-, i ai ling parties.
Klll ITri!AI, TOMIHtUOW.
, TN' fwtal ef the ae Alexander
','. Kul ! 'a : i 1 held tomorrow after-
"en ar : ,, ;,. -v rri iity Tn 'Jv
inr!,!:, Arehdeaeon ClumteT
" ill en , :i e n el the interment will
'.ike f' a i ;:(. Masonic cemetery.
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I It liTM ;tSME tilHIU ATI's.
0Sh
m m:m si
El MODERN i
1 EQUIPMENT I
51 and expert handling re-
111
iSi
All p-ip'! !in took the recent
t'i':il i .i:i;iu..Tie.;s niny s.'cnre t!i--ir
srad.-ii. an 1 finishing the eigh'li
graii". t!,ir di'ilomas. by caltirg n:
tl hxh school tomorrow (Thurs
day i a!,. nt in a. m.
Al llRKY 0 SMITH.
Superintendent.
Will n;v he here for a dav or two
longer. Phone 377, Imperial Clean
ers, for rug man.
The lii.lle. ef the Iiaptist church
Ai'l hold a cocked food sale Satur
day. Jun is), lt pickeas Eros.' store
While You Are
Portland's Guest
VISIT .
BUSH & LANE PIANO CO.
A welcome in terms of good music on fine instruments
awaits you. Your favorite musical compositions v&
have an intensified appeal, you will find when pls;ed
upon our
Uptight Pianos Player Pianoi
Grand Pianos Phonograph!
and don't forget we are Record Headquarters
Come it is our pleasure to please you,
Bwh & Lane Piano Company
Lroariway at Alder Portland, Oregon
and expert handling re
turns your npparel in
A-l shape nt least cost.
Oon't trust to homo
made efforts get best
r milts here.
Who's your cleaner?
Try Our War
Our Auto Will CalL
'hone 277.
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C K f ,1: Ifl'V l.-P i
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vttpi,uii tytumsm-'iieiTi
MRS. CHARLIE CHAPLIN
(MILDRED HARRIS)
"HOME"
The home fires mill never die after yon have "
Christie Comedy. "Kids and Kidlets
Tliiitxlny: .Mai'Kiieiite Clnrk in "Oirls
TODAY ONLY
LonsSf ellow's Famous Poein
. " tun
"EVANGELJNfc
The most brilliant cf Motion Picture zfe
A Screen Portrayal of Dramatic roeu
Christie Comedy and Topics of the W
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Admission Prices: Adults 3oc, ia
Children 20c, Tax 2c: Total 22 Cents.