ri.t,naf. In
Train putcu-
. .... a,.nihern P-
Droof then. wil l.
""fy day. Thf new cl
r..u ne""1 ' ,), l.ein
...In OD U-"
for
hcd
the
ig as
u,. poru
I jot .
1:45 P-n-
t. portlnd
,":i5 .m.
4S5p.ni.
1:0 P-
j.jOt. m-
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6:20 p.
10:00 p.
r,9 a.
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7:85 a
1:1(0 p
11:10 p.
VMVAT THE rlltlMWa
I lbl UMnU- Ll,ne
W l I. i li i)lilon IUIS
iL itreeu. ., n
MMe -, worship
.. in charge. ... ,h
K . m. with nreaciiins " "
I1 Tv p II. will u'Bl al ' 1
tar. p. ' .. . s nYlnek.
A ,T,,e n",:.irHv evening
fcr wl." ru, sundav af-
:). Service the
.C',r, , te World."
on. I'
ll E (liunh, corner !
... ., K-.-nev. nas
45 . " " k
i.iif "Fathers ira.v. ...
t .Ulptlon. to remember their
today W atienonm '"--"
3 p. m.. pai' -:
The men's mble class will
T will n
.. Epworth Leasue. 8 p. m..
ing jervlce. ,
nwm-er bUDJfCl, '
ijuM, or Watchman hat of
5; D not fall to hear this
jWnrmon. The public cordially
f .
Lwl-n Church. Pine and Wood
Ss'.Vj. C H. Hilton, minister,
jralir services will be held on
Ha- morning and evening. The
fcr will preach at both services.
B,:: lubject, "A Message From
I Vo You." Evening theme,
fail Cinders." This subject was
iati u a result of an incident
(.cirne Into our lives. Interest-
iwvicei. stirring music. Hlble
l it :45. Groat Itible school
Siradar. Fine Interest and at
torn Y. P S. C. E. at 7 o'clock.
t, "Honesty In ord nnd
Chas. Stanton, leader. The
ic ilways welcome.
vAHfian niiirrh. .T.'irkfinn
Lane streeU, E. W. Warrington,
pier. in every nies garuen
i should be a little plant called
rjrfncf." This 1H tie plant need
TttenA nA eult Ivnteri fihnilt
iretk. Come to church Sun-
Mi a. in. Is the Hlble study
ji a. m. sermon, w ny r oriy
in the Wilderness." Good
lead the Endeavor service. 8
. ftPrmnn '"The Vlnmltiv QwnrH
wted FTom Eden." To neglect
snatch with its liible studv.
fcrand worship is like withhold
frain from the growing crops.
t ' ' '
dicdist drarth. South, James
fonder, pastor. Sunday school
J a. B., preaching 11 a. m. Jun
ppne !:30 p. m., Senior League
I . preachlne p. m. Public
illT invited to attend any of
wrTicei.
GLKXGAMtV (IOSSIP.
at has become of our Glen
newsy. We miss the Items
oar rattov
F'Jilne and showers at present
"ertone Is glad to see some
jae fruit is ripenir.g In our vl
p. cherries and some berries.
'OMEN NEED
NOT STAND IT
E. Pinkham'. Vege
Compound Surely Re
Suffering and Pain.
Here is Proof.
rrat lour 1
"at I wa
Tears
with
r ui
to do mv work at
times. A friend told
" anout l.vclia E.
Vim.
und and
It toon
my suf-
t 1 am
fine in
I ree-
your medi-
friends
tlmil..
lis letter
Jlri.
9 r,.r;'
All HI
ering so that
nay.
otumttul
cire to mv
; i- J "ho have
I hJZ r PuMi.h thi
kiwJP",lan" Vecrt
k. irom .......
d it W Mrentie or
atlt"'!!.! m
at fc . 'akoratorv ,t J r
table
roou
Com-
nr)
harmful
icord of
tile in the
but the lilrda are taklug It as fust
as It rtpwna.
Mr. and Mn. S. M. Kelly, of Rob
erta crak, were callers In Glengarry
yesterday, calling on several fami
lies and taking auppnr at J. K.
i-'al tie's.
Mrs. J. K. Falbe has company
from the Olalla country this week.
The ' W. C. T. 17. met at Mn.
Rloth's of Caldera last Wednesday
afternoon. Quite a few were pres
ent and a small program was given,
alHO arrangements made for the
medal contest program. The meet
ing will be held at Mra. Robertson's
In two weeks.
Mrs. Wolford and daughter, Em
ma, were callers at the J. K. Falbe
home yesterday afternoon.
1). C. MtGhehey has a fine garden
again this year, and has alreadv sold
several hundred nounda of peas and
new potatoes. We will leave It to
D. C. to raise Ihe garden sass.
Mrs. D. C. MeGhehey's daughter,
Mrs. Wilson and sons of Klam
Fulls, are here on a visit.
Floyd Hotts has found time to he
away from home a few davs and 1
at work at the rock qunrrv. Flovd
has several hundred chickens thin
yenr and have kept him busv.
Walter Groves, John netts and
I-ee Morrison are at work on the
county road at Gren. Thev report
as having a hard time working the
black mud.
Weddlne hells are ringing, and
June Is a fine time. Roses and fine
weather.
GUBSS AGAIN'.
w:
HWU A HOMK.
Is OW.V MKttSKXGKK.
MOSCOW. May 10. (Dy Mall)
Leon Trotzky, the Sovlut war minis
ter, is often his own messenger.
While he was carrying important
dispatches to one of his colleagues,
the Associated Press correspondent
had a fleeting Interview with him
in Kremlin the other day.
Replying to a question as to
whether he would appoint 4ime to
discuss with the correspondent the
activities of the working army, he
said: "This is a time of momentous
decisions In RuBsia and until party
politics for the coming year are de
termined I cannot talk for publi
cation."
Meanwhile he was taking such
long steps as to render It difficult
for the correspondent to keep up
with him. Crossing the big square
of Kremlin he was saluted by the
numerous soldiers who; recognized
him .despite the fact he was wearing
he regulation uniform, no different
from that of his enlisted men.
As Trotzky walked his wiry per
son seemed vibrant with energy,
showing no signs of the strain of the
nast three years. Reaching the cav-
Hry barracks he disappeared up the
steps, two at a bound, with. the part
ing words, "Call me up later when
I have more time."
Q
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WIND SHIELD
GLASS .
(or amy make car, made to
order
DIAMOND AGATE COMP'Y
121 FINEST. ROStBURC. ORE.
LONDON, Juiiu 1 (By Mail)
Students from tiis Lulled Slates ami
overseas oomlnlons of the British
empire, studying la the University of
London, are likely to have a homo
in Crosuy hull, the ancient home of
Richard III. on the Chelsea Embank
ment. Plaus to utilize the building
for that purpose are now being d
veloped by the World Association for
Adult Education.
It is fTroposed to construct resi
dential quarters on the ground ad
joining Crosby house for students
coming from the British dominions,
from India and the United States,
together witha proportion from the
British Isles so that full Interchange
of view and experience may be pro
moted. Crosbv hall Itself will h lh
center of the whole Institution and
will serve the same purpose as are
served by the halls of colleges a'
Oxrord and Cambridge.
An appeal Is being Issued support
ed by Ambassador Davis and the
leading lights in the educational
world here, for 1250,000 wherewith
to build and equip residences for
about 120 students.
K0N. E. N. RHODES
FIXE SHOW COMING.
The Antlers theater management
has booked for the attraction on next
Tuesday evening, the delightful
and hilarious musical comedy, "The
Bootlegger." With the ndvent of an
aggregation known as "The Bootleg
gers," local prophets declare the lonfT
dry spell has about ended. This
musical comedy with the proper
musical trimmings has Just finished
an engagement In San Francisco and
tho car.t Includes the stellar trlum
phlrate Kddie Gilbert, Jack Sheehan
and Kddte Harris.
I'KUIT CONTRACTS CI.OSKl.
EUGENE, June 19. Manager J.
O. Holt, of tho Eugene Fruit Grow
ers' association, and Commissioner
M. H. Harlow returned last nlEht
from an all day meeting of the Ore
gon Fruit Growers' association held
In Sale myesterdav. At this meet
ing the directors closed up contracts
for the sale of all their cherries, lo
ganberries and other small fruits, the
prices ranging somewhat hlgher'than
last year. The sales are distributed
among a large number of canneries
and packing plants over the state.
Comparison of reports among the
members brought out the fact that
the prune crop of the state was gen
erally very good; that many sections
of the fruit area hnd suffered very
heavily from the freeze of last year,
thus cutting down the total crop by
a large percentage; that Lane county
was faring better than the northern
sections in this respect, the cherry
crop here being about normal. The
fact was noted that a general short
age In some lines of fruit Is probi'5
in the east, and this fact is already
being felt in the demand and the
prices for Oregon products.
T 7 ? F. T. D. ? ; T
G'AXYONVIIXK ITEMS.
OPEN ALL SUMMER
Piano Department
Hemline-Moore Conservatory
Violin and Physical
Education Department
Closed Until September..
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hanks and
daughters of Klamath Falls were
Sunday guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Hanks of Canyon
ville. They loft Monday for the)
Shriners' convention In Portland.
Miss Emma Montgomery, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Lewis
Hanks of Canyonville, left Thursday
for a few days' visit with her par
ents at Sutherlin before departing
for Portland for the summer.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Par
dee of Canyonville, Thursday, June
17. 1920. an 8M. pound girl.
Mr. and Mrs. McGllvray and
daughter Iva returned Sunday from
a visit to Klamath Falls.
Canj-onvllle is to play a return
game of ball at Oakland on Sunday.
A number of baseball fans will ac
company the team.
Canyonville has a new hotel which
will be known as The Pacific High
way hotel and will be under the cap
able management of Mrs. Jennie
Hopkins.
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A recent photo of Hon. E. N. Rhode,
apeaker of the house of commons, Ot
tawa, Can.
et CITY NEWS &
Arundel, piao tuner. F7.on 169L.
We wash and polish cars at Mer
ten's garage.
We pay the highest price for Cas-
cara bark. Berger'a Bargain Store.
We pay the highest price for Cas-
cara bark. lierger's Bargain Store.
Myrtle Fisher left on the' early
morning train for Sutherlin, where
she spent the day visiting friends.
Ladles' shampooing, dying; child
ren's hair cutting, etc., by experi
enced operator. Phone Mrs. Coibin,
176-J, lor appointments.
A. T. Mercier, Southern Pacific su
perintendent, left this morning for
Portland after spending last night in
this city. He is traveling in his spe
cial car, "Portland."
NEUOLA, a phonograph that talks
for itself. Hoar it at Perkins Bros.'
Phonograph and Commission saleB
room. Old Review Bldg.
U. P. Bradford and wife went to
Yonc'alla this morning to visit for a
short time with friends and relatives.
Green's Tire Shop applies Sturges'
half soles with a COOO-mlle guaran
tee, puueture proof. Come In and
let me show you.
John C. Slgnor will leave Rose
burg oarly 'Monday morning in a
Cole 8 auto for Portland. Has room
for a few passengers. For seat
reservations see him at Travelers
Garage, Washington and Main.
St'andard Auto Painting Co., East
Third and Madison Sts., Portland.
Paint anything from bugs to limou
sines. Satisfaction guaranteed. Leave
car with us when In Portland. Phone
East 774.
Rice Bros., of Dillard. and Olto
Metzol, of Olalla, bought threshing
machines this week, and will be pre
pared to help save the grain crop
this fall. Both parties bought of
John C. Signor.
George Hotick. son of Dr. and Mrs.
George E. Houc k of this city, is in
San Diego attending the government
cadet training school ut Camp Kear
ney. The government is selecting
several of the I ' rai'king men
at universities and colleges where
military tactics nr- laugh nnd la
Obstacle Race
D
sending them to the rampi whore
they urn given a aU viv' nourne cl
from collet thev will h commis
sioned to I lie army rsjerv
Forest Supervisor w. F. Ramsdell,
who has been at Kujada for the past
1 1 dayb, returned to Roseburg lust
night. He reports that logging opur
atipna in the Rujada district are pro
ceeding very uicv'lv.
Examinations for stenographer and
typist for positions In the govern
ment field service, were held at the
federal building this morning. There
were a number of applicants.
? F. T. D. T ? T
IvOIMJK PIHKCTOKT.
nosKRunn lohgk no. iows, ftii.
ted Brotherhood of Maintenance ol
Way Employes and Hallway Sliop
laborers. Affiliated with the A.
F. of L. Meets at Moose ball the
first Wed., fourth Sat. nlahti and
third Sunday of each month.
J. F. SMITH. President.
W. J. MEREDITH, Reed. Secy
OEO. MAO IVER. Fin. Seew
U. i. O. El KM, IVosenurg bodice,' So.
820-i-Holds regular communica
tions at the Elks' Temple on
each Thursday of every month.
All members requested to at
tend regularly, and all visiting
brothers are cordially Invited to
attend.
A. J. LILBURN, E. R.
IRA B. RIDDLE, Secy.
liAGT.KS, Roseburg Aerie meets In
their hall on Jackson St, In 2ni
and 4th Monday evenings of eae.
month, t 8 o'clock. VlifUlng breth
ren In good standing always wel
come. FRED P. CLARlv, W. P. P.
VICTOR MICELLI, W. P.
B. r. GOODMAN. Secretary.
KNIGHTS OF rYTTtlAR Alpha
Lodge No. 47. meets every Wed
nesday evening, cor. Jackson and
Cass sta. Visitors always welcome.
C. A. CHAMBERLAIN. C. C.
CHAS. F. MOPKINS. M. F.
E. B. W1MBERLY, K. R. B
A. V. A A. H., Ijiuret IOge No. 13.
Regular communications 2nd aol
fourth Wednesdays each month at
Masonic Temple, Roseburg, Ore.
Visitors welcome.
A. A. WILDER. W. M.,'
W. F. HARRIS. Bee.
Children Cry for Fletcher's
Tha Kind You Have Always Bought, and which hag been
la ns for over thirty years, bag boine tho signature of
w and has been made under his per.
upervislon tinea Its infancy.
' Allow no one to deceive-you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-good" ore but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of :
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment.
c What is CASTOR I A
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric,
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant It contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its
age Is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has
been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency,
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea ; allaying Feverishnesg arising
therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea Ihe Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
f Bears the Signature of
Ifl Uso For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Cf NTAUK COM NV. MVWVOWM OITV
111 Mil IV
REI1RKA1IS. nosehurg Hebekah
Lodge, No. 41, I. O. O. F. Meeta
In Odd Fellowj' Temple every
week on Tuesday evening at the
Odd Fellows' hall. Visiting mem
bers In good btandlng are Invited
to attend.
MAUD PLYLER, N. O.
BELLW STEPHENSON, See.
DELLA LEWIS. Financial See,
O. K. 8., Ilosebuifr Chapter "o. 8
Holds their regular meeting on
the 1st and 3rd Thursday In each
month. Visiting members In good
standing are respectfully Invited
to attend.
I.EONA ABRAHAM, W. M.
FREE JOHNSON, Secy.
The H. R. K. I. A. I'nlon Meeting
will be held at the Marsahbee hall
every first and third Wednoidays
of the month.
I. O. O. F., Itnlon Rncanipment No. D
Meets in Odd Fellows' Temple,
every Thursday evening. Visiting
brethren always welcome.
FOSTEIi RUTNEIt, C. P.
J. H. liAH.EY, H. P.
OLIVER JOHNSON. R. S.
JAMES GWAKT. F. S.
.VKKiHlIOIlS OF WOODCRAFT,
Lilac Circle No. 49 Meets on 1st
and 3rd Monday e7enings. Visit
ing nwlghbors Invited to attend
EDITH CHURCHILL. O. N.
TILLIE I. JOHNSON. Clerk.
f. O. O. F. Itilletartnn fxlge. No. 8
Meets In Odd Fellows' Tomple.
corner Jackson and Cass Sts., on
Saturday evening of ench week.
Visiting brethren are alway. wel
come. VICTOR BOYD, N. O.
A. J. OEDDFS, Rec Pec.
J. B. BAILE7 Fin. 8c.
Service that Is ALL that th.
owner desires In promptness,
dependable workmanship, parts
supply, and charges.
YOl'K STARTING LIGHT
ING IGNITION system will
give you the minimum trouble
tlf any) If Its vagaries and
trouble developments are cor
rected by us.
No experimenting no guess
work. c4uto Electric Station
North Jacksen Rtreet
WOODMTCN OF WOULD.
Camp No. 125. Meets in Ui Odd . f
Fellows' hall In Roseburg every A MfXT plntlt
1st and Srti Monday evenings. Vis-; i. W W 1 IUU1
King neighbors always welcome. wHh " aU nAIn
H. CARR1CK. C. C. j ar) -1 t r Ifl
M. M. MILLER. Clerk 1 "rTlde OF iJOUglaS"
,iHI,.KL0nooa'K Ro ' 40 hard wheat
burg Lodge No. 1037 Moots sec- i
ond and fourth W.dneadny even- giving the flour the sweetness,
Ing of each month at 8 o'clock In aroma and nut-like flavor of
the Moose hall. All visiting bro- ,. . ,
there are Invlton to attend. tne wneai.
C. W. CLOAK, Dictator. Try thU Home r,uot
H O PAROFTErt. Secretary
L O. O. F.. Rlstng mar lindKO No. 174 -,
meets In the Odd Felloi s' Templs .
very Friday evening. Visiting A litre OvJ TIPVI
brethren always welcome. 1 "UlU UVYlMiiai
I VICTOR MICELLI, N, Q. . I We would be nleaMed to tost
I E. A. PETTEY, V. O. your
t J. EARI.E PICKENS, Rec. Sec , .,.,. p
M. FICKLK. Financial Sec. i BattCrie rCe
nt nny time and' Rive yon eapert
L. O. T. sr. IlmctHirg Hive No. 11, mlvlco on the rare of llattertes.
holds regular reviews on second When purchasing new hnlter.
and fourth Thursday afternoons In ' get our price. We can save
Muccnheo hull. Sislers of other ru nmnoy.
hives visiting In our city aro cor. ,rtrrrtr, rUTAfi n 1 1 I ft1
dlally Invited to attend our re-, VOT0R SHOP GAKAGL
views. Maccabee hall on Cas. ",U1UU UIUUlu"
street. 411 N. Jnrkann St. ItoselmrB.
LOUISE LOCKE, Com. J
JESSIE RAI'P. Col.
iaam.ni. .'. i ' haul. . . L vrrtrsmpwTzrTTT I wm.m
DELIVERY!
Roseburg Ice Jomp'y
Our fMIvcry cars ai
ail territory
c'ludiiiir X. I
All forrUory
TUTKSUA Y
We want tu JUk our u
roadv huv
It. Tills
If John will
cars aie now running r(.ular1y. ivllvery days foi
north of Cass, ill m upper part of Monhr trot, In-EoKt-bTtrK
will bo .M Ni).V. KD.KSIAV & KltlIAY,
Ri.utli. In ImliiiK V . t Itostburg will be TUESDAY,
f & HA I I It DA Y.
i a.-tk our cuMoiner' not tn b diiCflvpd, an several, al
l Hnntlw-r litili Fanl-wlth 1CK painted on the side of
presents John Hum r"s Ice plant, and l In no manner
nine; lt d with our I . plant. I will pay for the painting
1 tut hiH iiiimo on liii wanun.
ROSEBURG ICE COMPANY
By C. B. CANNON. Manager .g
A BIG SAVING
on the. following':
Men's ennvahn hhfM-s, leather soh-s $.1.15
M'-n's canvas Oxf'uds, lea'h'T snN'S $.1.4.
Mi n's work Bhoes, full slock :I.O.
Men's button shoes, welts l.oi
Men's dr-h hwf, calf skin, welt 7.U.'i and B..'
Men's Kntli-h Wnlkers, Malmi;. llrown
Men's dreps shoes, tlun Met. bluck $0.15
Mi n's hlKh gmile dress shoes, Lnclish nnd seml-Kngli.ih,
112.60 anywhere O..V
MENS SUITS
A snving from $5 00 to $10 on ivi ry garment . . . AYiMJ to f-VMHI
BOYS SUITS-
A large assorlment, will mad" $H.SO to $ll.."l
Men s 1'ndi rwear, all styles, reasonabl (II.IM) to 1.1.1
Men's work, dnss, and auto KU.y.s r-asunalile.
Ladles' white rvlfimkln puiuinand Oxfords fi.M ( ;1.05
Men's, ladles' nnd children's brown duck outing shoes and IVnnls
at lir.v prices. .
Wo Carry Standard MaKei Only.
SL C. J. BREIER CO.
Sheet MetalWork
OF ALL KINDS
J.H.SINNIGER
119 OAK STREET IMIOXE 41U
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tht Rtan
3d has re.
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Bering by