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Newspaper Page Textfantt two Ktjr.F.111 IMi N K W K . B K V I E W Issued Dally Except Bundaj. B W. BATES I. WIMBiRlY BEAT C. BATES SUBSCRIPTION RATES Pally, per year, by1 mall ! Dally, air. months, by mall . ly Carrier, per month . The Associated Press la exclusively; entitled to the use for republication : ul all news dispatcher credited to lt( or not otherwise credited In thU( paper and also the local news pub-i listed herein. All rights of republl-j cation of special dispatches herein are alto reserved. j Entered aa second-class matter May 17, 19 0. at the post office at Roseburg, Oregon, under the Act of March 3, 1S7. :.u-lilirK, mvi June IlI.ITItl M AN XOMIXKK rVI-UWL. AMERICAN" Warren O. Harding, the republi can nominee for president, has had a typical American career. A farmer boy working his way through school and college, a successful journalist and eventually a senator from the state of Ohio, has carried through his rthanites of fortune an unblemlsh- d character and has won the hlghi esteem of all with whom he has, come In contact. Honatcr Harding's nomination was . not a complete surprise. He was not a "daik horse." He was an avowed candidate tor the nomination, I but his campaign was conducted quietly, with little ostentation and, n fact greatly to his advantage at j Chicago, with small expenditure. Thoj two leading candidate, Wood and i l,owdcn. having reched a point of dendlock, and Senator Johnson I demonstrated to be Incapable of( gaining strength, the convention nat-i iirnllv turned to a man In a strong, strategic position politically and geo-i graphically, whose record was clear. who had not been touched by tho scandals of excessive unda and whoj could souarelv stand upon the plat-; form adopted. Senator Harding met these qualifications. ' The republicans have chosen well In Ihclr standard bearer. Senator Hnrdlng has made an excellent record In the upper house of congress. Ho Is popular In his state, having won the senatorshlp by over 1 00.010 majority. He haa participated act ively In legislation. A staunch parti san, ho has nevertheless been broad In his views or nntlonal questions. He hns no apparent vulernalile point. As a successful newspaper editor, he hns a sense of political proportion that will stand 111 in In steed In the campaign to come. Considering the bitterness of the contest at Chicago and the high ten sion cnused by tho competition be- m NOSES I'b a wine none thut alwuya known pie's bUHltiean. It's a rare none that does not need f Nobody knows what a good looking Jonteel 50c, $1.00 Nathan FuIStrton TA $Gxal Star. ''Sing s s f Fruit Canning' tSeason p K Will soon be here. We can supply glass top Jar, Mason, Economy, and sy bottom prices. Also have a new brand of ,T ..... Canned Milk that will whip like cream, far a less price than regular milk. Try a can. i A Full line of Fruits and Vegetables t always on hand DON'T OVERLOOK OUR Staple Dry Goods Dep't. 4 Whr w hare mn's work clothes, drnc; aUo men's dress as work j cun pinn uia. A good place A w i . PeoplesSupplyCompany WE Edison MAZDA LAMPS Douglas County Light and Water Co. wetin the threa leaders In the early balloting, the nomination of Senator Harding was accomplished with great ease. No on state can dis tinctly claim the credit of having nominated him. He gained In the balloting yesterday afternoon stead ily, end when the recess was taken his nomination was but a matter or time. For a convention that was be set by so many conflicting aspirations, so many strong claims for considera tion, this choice was reached witn remarkable smeothnesa. and the party Is to be congratulated upon Iff selection. Senator Harding's running mate Is Oov. Coolldge if Massachusetts. He has proved a strong, capable executive, courageous In the dls charge of duty In difficulties. Reck oning Harding as a "western man In the old sense that has somewhat passed with the grat development of the country beyond the Mississ ippi, Gov. Coolldge supplies the geo praphlral balance as an easterner. 1' fcas been a long time since Massa htisetts has furnished a candidal! on a presidential ticket. The state once solidly and dependably repuh lican. haa on occasions In late yesn demonstrated a democratic tendency that may now be reckoned as Justify lng the choice of a son to accouipati' the Ohlan through the campaign ti the goal of republican hopes In No vember. Washington Evening Star 0 WUkN YOU I.KAVE TOWN this summer It's a good move te hav. the News-Review follow you to youi vacation home. Let us man u o ju dally just phone 135 or write ou inscription department and we1 see Ibut It comes to you regularly.. IMI'ROVIMKXT l.l II MKKTS. The Harden Valley Improvemci: club met at the home of -Mrs. Kcariil on June loth. The house was a pet feet bower of flowers. loth Indoor and outside; rosese and sweet pea; were abundant and the first prize fo a contest was a huge bouquet of plnl sweet peas won by Mrs. J. 1). Young and the second a bunch of pink rose won by .Mrs. Hulbert. Mrs. Iteariik'i garden Is very beautiful and artlstl' and shows great care taken. Afte the usual business the club enjoye a pleasant social hour, dainty refre.-n ments being served by the host,;aseF Mis. Rearlck and Mrs. llattle Wood who entertained with her. The nex meeting will be held at the home o Mrs. J. D. Young, June 24. ASK FOR and CET Tho Original Malted Milk for Infants and Invalids Ktoid Imitations and Substitutes how to keep out of other peo- f ! a little powder orrnslonally. none you have until you use you with fruit Jars, Er.y seal, a wide mouth Masons, all at rock woman's and children's wash lj shoes, all low nriced on our 4 to trade. SELL LOVE and MARRIED LIFE fcq. th? noted aiitfior - I dan ro uione uicson M IXEITVEIW. i lli;s.S MOItLLAVII'S I did not speak. "Ob! Of course I know you do not approve of It," he said roughly "but you know Elizabeth la all alone and 1 think she will make a nice .-ompanlon for mother." "Ilia your mother suggest the partnership?" 1 asked. "Well. I have really forgotten who luggested it. but KHiabetb told me 'hat since living bad become so ex pensive it wasn't easy to get along Mid I thought that you would be -ntich better pleased than to have nother come with us." "I certainly nould." I said firmly, ilthough my first Impulse had been ne of annoyance, when I thought of 'Elizabeth Moreland living with 'oho's mother. 1 quickly decided I vould not go there when she was at ome. Hut I was quite sure that he would not remain very long, be mpe she and Madam tiordon could mt get along together. "What's Alice think about it all?" "Alice didn't say much," he said vns'vely. "John, you nre not telling me the hole truth," I said with a smile. You know Alice alwavs has an opin io on every subject and Bhe cer ilnlv would have on on this." "Well she raid." John spoke slow '. "that probably Kllzabeth and tnther would have a cat and parrot i me. "I don't know whv you women are 'I down on Elizabeth Moreland. I 'ouliln't be half so attentive to her s I am. If I weren't so ashamed of he way vou women tre.it her." "Oh. that la It, Is It?" I asked You mean to tell me th"t It nnlv Wonderful Results at Seventy From Internal Baths. Mrs. L. M. Waldla. 2043 National ve.. San Diego, Cul., writes Tyrrell's lygenlc Institute of New York as illows: "WHbln the last month have had nnderful results and all lnflamma- on has nearly subsided. 1 could ardly expect a woman over 70 to i eaiuoiisnen me tnird term candidacy celvo benefit from a trouble of long,88 UviK. breathing fact. ;andine as imlcklv aa a vnunger 8un opinions are sometime? eraon. Money could not Imy my!""" lllni " i"i"i", mui '. 11. I,. Cascade" If I could not getl'lke presidential primaries. nother." Private opinion, particularly It is difficult to believe how many. iterual troubles internal bathing '111 relieve until you realize that hysiclaus agree n's?'7, of human .ilments nre canned by accumulated vaste in the lower Intestine. The "J. II. I.. Cascade," the selen itic method of Internal bathing, re loves, in a perfectly natural way '11 poisonous waste, and has been so urressful In promoting health that ver half a mlllon Intelligent Ameri ans are now using It reeularlv. It Is the invention of ('has A. Tur 11. M. !.. of New York, who for 2.". ears was a specialist on Internal lathing, and it is now being shown nd explained by Nathan Fullerton. "ass St.. Hoseburg, Ore. He will give you on request a verv nterestlng booklet on Internal Hatb ng by fir. Tyrrell. "Why Man of To 'av Is Only Efficient." Ask for It today and know more bout yourself nnd your functions ban you ever have before. UltOt'COI.I 1-I..VNTS From tested St. Vatentlne seed, nw ready for delivery. C. W. Brad ord. I'hone 15-F21. CLEVELAND ITEM. How things are growing since the rain. Mr. and Mrs. John Thorn and Ira Pierce made a flying trip to the ouuty seat last Thursday In Mr. Thorn's car. w Lee Maddux hns been a busy fellow with his tractor clnce the rain. Ora Wallace, of Itoseluirg, is haili ng In the wood he is having 0. W. Reynolds cut. Ado!.h Hoerner Is getting material 'ogether for a new prune dryer be will have to handle his big crop he will have this year. V. S Woodruff has the Iing hill trailed up In fine shnpe for the dressing of crushed gravel It will gel in a few days Mr and Mrs !!. W Vau Wev visited with their daughter, Mrs i nas. Heard In tiarden valley one ilav last week. Win Stelner his nbnut the beil field of corn we have seen for some lime. Kichard Plubbs and riareti.-e 'Cant MIH'T of Metres na--sed thru here enrotpe home Wednesdav even- ig from wbere thev wcrv enmliived n 'he grading worV on Long's hill Mr and Mrs Wlllbni Van Wev made a business trip down to the I'mmi'n store last Tuesdav. The tlnnsbis County Fire patrot Is building a new trail up the Coast llange at the old Hub Campliell ranch southwest of here. CASTORIA For bifitnts tajLChildreri In Use FbrOve?30 Years Alwaye hrasf because 1 snub Elizabeth Moreland that you make yourself conspicuous with your attentions to her?" "How do you know that 1 niae myself conspicuous?'' "Oh, someone baa told you, have they?" "A good many people have," blurted out John, and then 1 was Im mediately sorry. "I don't know why people should be so censorious," he said. "Eliza beth and 1 have been children, play mates and friends all of our lives, except when we quarrel." "Oh you do quarrel occasionally?" was my comment. "Not very often." said John hon estly. "Elizabeth and I do not have as many differences of opinion as you and I, Katherine. 1 suppose it is because we have grown up to gether atid formed similar tastes and ideas. "Oh, by the way! Here Is some thing that she told me to give to you for the baby. I had almost forgot ten it." And he handed me a tiny box. A the time 1 waa rather surprised that he had spoken of her. now I knew !here was method In his madness. I opened the box. and found a very beautiful string of seed pe:trls. "Let's see how thev look around her neck," said John, starting up. "N'o, we won't disturb the babv when phe Is sleepine," I 3.a!d as I put the tiny beads back In the bor and covered It up. In my heart I waq determined tha my buby should never wear those pearls. Was I wrong? I do not knnv. TomoTnit 4 ute From Alice. SAW WOOltROW Wll.l. MS. WASHINGTON. June 19. If Hi' weight of newspaper opinion as ex pressed today means anything. Wood row Wilson will be the leading candi date to succeed himself when the San Francisco convention gets down to Business. Five out of six news- Papers this mornlne declared either in tneir eauorini or news coiumnf that the Wilson Interview distributed to the country throuuli the New Ynrt World, when coupled with the Me Adoo letter of withdrawal yesterday among aeinncrats, was more nearly equally divided. Of five democrat)! senators, three deulnred Mr. Wilson always had been a third-term candi date and two others said the presi dent has no such ambitions. As to the McAdoo withdrawal, several of his friends still held out today that he will be the nominee. Leslie llutner, of this city, de parted for C'oivallis yctenlay. where be will have charge of some student, of the industrial club work. Auto Owners! We would lie ploa-vd to test your Batteries Free at any time anil give yon expert advice on the care of lljitteries. When purchiLsiiig new batter ies gvt our price. We can save you money. . MOTOR SHOP GARAGE 441 X. Jackson St. ltoHeburg. Sheet Metal Vork OF ALL KINDS J- II. SINNIGER 119 OAK STREET PHONE 4M A New Flour with an obi name "Pride of Douglas" 40 HARD WHEAT giving the flour the sweetness, aroma and nut-like flavor of the wheat. Try this Home Fuduct. OPEN ALL SUMMER Piiino Department Hemline-Moore Conservatory Violin and Physical Education Department Closed Until September j M. A. BULEY CONTRACTOR Builds Anything. First class work. Let me figure with you. Box 304, Resi dence 305 Douglas St. Keburg, Orr.i. VOU CAUr WB HAVIfc Anything at any tlma. Wood lor sale. Phona 10a. ti. R. Chambera at McClelland ft Chamber!' 2nd Hand store. 4AM'Ab SWCKIIOLDKHS' 1XU. MEET. The annual atockholders" meeting of The Umpq'ua Savlnga anC Loan As sociation will be held at the otftci: of the Uoutiua Abstract Company, 24S North J.uksou street. Ilosoburg, Ore gon, at 7: JO p. ui-., Wednesday, June li, 191'u, for the purpose of electing directors for the eusulug year and aucn other buslues as may regulail) come before the meeting. H. O. PAHOETER. Becy. NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERN MENT TIMBER. General Land Office. Washington, D. C, June 1, 1S20. Notice la hereby given that subject to the conditions and limita tions or the Act of June 9. 1916 (39 oiat., 21st. and the instructions of the Secretary of the Interior of Sep tember 15, 1917, the timber on the following lauds will be sold July 12, 1920, at 10 o'clock a. in., at public auction at the United States land uftlce at Hoseburg, Oregon, to the highest bidder at not less than the appraised value aa shown by this notice, sale to be subject to the ap proval of the Secretary of the In terior. The purchase price, with an additional sum of one-fifth of one par cent thereof, being commissions illowed, must be deposited at (ilne of sale, mony to be returned if sale is not approved, otherwise patent will Issue for the timber which must ie removed within ten years. Bids will be received from citizens of the United States, associations of such itiiens and corporations organised inder the laws of the United Slates ir any state, territory or district hereof only. Upon application of a ualifled purchaser, the timber on my legaj subdivision will be offered teparately before being Included In iny offer of a larger unit. T. 22 S., ,t. 3 W., Sec. 7, NE'4 NEW. yellow rlr 325 M . NWV4 NE hi . yellow fir .00 M., SE'4 NEW. yellow fir 400 NE '4 NWV4. yellow fir 425 M., "W4 NWM, yellow fir 150 M., red lr 200 M NEW SEW. yellow fir 130 M red cedar 10 M., NWW SEW. louglas fir 1100 M., red cedar 20 VI., SEW SEW. yellow fir 500 M., -ed fir 100 M.. red cedur 20 M., iWW SEW. Douglas fir 695 M., 'EW SWW. Douglas fir 690 M., VWW SWW. Douglas fir 400 M.. UVW SWW. Douglas fir 640 M., red edar 35 M., none of which to be sold it less than 2.00 per M.: T. 21 S., t. 4 W., 8ec. 7, NEW NEW. fir 650 tf., NWW NEW. flr 600 M., SEW MEW. fir 350 M., SWW NEW. flr 600 VI., SEW NWW. fir 650 M., NEW 5EW. flr 350 M., NWW SEW. fir 500 vL. SEW SEW. flr 750 M., SWW SE '4 flr 1000 M., NEW SWW, flr 600 VI.. NWW SWW. flr 600 M., SEW 5W W . fir 650 M SWW SWW. fir 50 M., none of which to be sold at ess than f 1.75 per M., Sec. 25, 'EW SWW. red flr 1200 M., cedar 10 M., NWW SWW. red fir 1150 M., 3WW SWW. red fir 1100 M., SEW WW, red fir 1300 M., cedar 60 M., he red flr to be sold at not less than (1.80 per M. and the cedar at not ess than 1.60 per M., T. 21 S., R. 6 .V., Sec. 13. NEW SWW. flr 325 M., MWW SEW. flr 375 M., SWW SEW. 'lr 425 M., none of which to be sold it less than $1 60 per M., T. 36 S.. R. 5 W., Sec. 25. NEW NEWA fir J40 M.. pi Be 60 M., SWW NEW, flr J00 M., pljie 100 M., SEVi NWW. lr 290 M.. pine 15 M., SWW NWW. lr 250 M., pine 60 M., NEW SEW. .lr 150 M., pine 150 M., SEW SEW. lr 276 M., pine 40 M.,- SWW SEW. lr 230 M.. pine 70 M., NEW SWW. 1r 170 M.. pine 130 M., NWW sWW. flr 50 M., nine 250 M., SEW UV'W. fir 80 M., pine 220 M.. SWW SWW. flr 225 M., ptne 90 M., the line to be Bold at flot less than $4.00 ner M., and the Jlr at not less than 1.25 per M. (Slgued) CLAY TALL dAN. Commissioner. PROFESSIONAL CARDS lltS. F, I). OWEN Cut Flowers Phone 240. 403 W. Cass. im. m. h. pi Physician, 22 VLEIt Chiropractic 2 W. Lane St. !lt. It. I". I1KADFOKI) & WIFE Chiropractors, West Roseburg. Phone 40-F4. :lt. (LAI It K. ALIEN Dentist it 331 Perkins Building. Roseburg. Oregon. Office hours 9 to 12 a. m., 1 to 5 p. m. Phone 6.r. Sutherlin Sanitarium MEDICAL "SURGICAL Write It. I. HALL M. !., Supt. Sitihrrlln, Oregon r I'lione r,o-J. rvlce tl,t , ATi. .,,, lhj !t"'r. t?ir" in P'nmptness. J p.Midahle workmanship, parts supply, ami charges VDl l! st A ItTING L1GHT- civr,(,NiLT,ON """'n 1" e the minim,,,,, trouble ir any. if ,9 vagaries and irnuh e develp,ents ,re " e US. N expe gjentlng- work -no guess- o4jto Electric Station North Jacksnn Street Hare your piano artistically tuned by C. H. Arundel, 25 yearn Interna tional experience. Player piano re pairing and adjusting. Phone 189-L (OLUtlfl All Cltualfled AdvetrleenienU In. serUMl new totluy will be found on lust M4ps undtv "New Toduy" head. wati;. WANTED Waltreaa at Hotel Ump Qiia. WANTED To buy or rent a bouse Phone 415-J. WANTED Ford roadster body Ray'a Suit Shop. WANTED Lunch counter girl at Hotel Unipqua at once. WANTED An experienced waitress. Apply In person at Cafeteria. WANTED Teacher for Happy Val ley school, District 87. Address .V A. McCollocn. Phone 17-K3. WANTED Teacher for Glengarry school, Dist. No. 109. M. M. Cooper, Clerk, Roseburg, Ore. WANTED Woman or girl to do general housework, four In family. J. B. Large, Oakland, Ore. WANTED 500 good second hand Victor or Columbia records. Per kins Bros., old Review Bldg., Rose burg. HELP WANTED WANTED HELP Ex-service men and others fur. nished employment free of charge. Contractors, rancbera and farmers place your orders with ua for help ers. Our services are free both to employer and employed. Lawrence-Cordon Co., 126 Casa St. Phone 219. FOl- lit; NT FOR RENT A 365-J. Phone FOR RENT Malory deposit boxes Roseburg National Bunk. FOR RENT Garaite. Inquire at Foutch's Confectionery. FOR RENT Furnished room with bath. 461 South Jackson St. MISCELLANEOUS. LOST 2-year-old roan heifer. Notlf) (J. W. Householder, Roseburg, Or PHONE your order for your wlutei wood to R. Stubbs, Melrose store Phone 11 F25. LOST Gasoline cap for Oldsmobilo. Finder please return to Geo. Kohl hagen. UNTIL JUNE 27, Burger will pay $10 a ton for lion, dry bones, and No. 1 paper, delivered. SAFETY FIRST Secui a aafet' deposit box for your valuable pa pers at the Roseburp Nations Bank. t WIND SHIELD GLASS for any make car, made to order DIAMOND AGATE COMP'Y 121 PINE ST. RQSEBURC, ORE. We Buy at BERGER'S BARGAIN STORE Hides, Mohair, Rags, Rubber, Old Metals, Pn tiers and Rones, A Good Line of Second Hand Clothing For Sale. Cass and Pine Sts. DELCOLIGHTj CA CompUtt E.Wt-1-tc LitfHt ana Powtf Plant A ne,.f,lnl,L. l.rAn. ..a n uniiuuuic lUTcaiuiuui. own pays for itself in time and labor Bit V CO. Miller's Elec. Shop, Phone 447. 123 N. M All kind ot pretention! work. ROSEBURG MYRTLE POINT MARSHFIELD AUTO STAGE I'Stm RoapWirg, lally at 70 A. M. Uavea Myrtle Polnl, dully at J A. M. Connections at Myrtle Point to Jind from Marshfleld, Co qune, Dandon and Powers. Fare .48, Including war tax. Reservations at main office, 405 Cass St., near depot. Phone 303, or I'mpti'ia and Grand ho tels. Rapp's store. TAYLOR & CLINTON 0. H. AJtrwrrnW. repairing, , hnZ 'nuns li a.t.' "n I f I li ii hi 1 1 FOR SALEITilrTrir: -I MB. Lbioll FOR SALE Old irwTrrl oak store wood tI N I FOR SALE 109 acreTuT tr,,35oo. ""OR SALE Houad prr ergoa ATi OR SALE-Seven UuZ baker s i In i.i WOOD FOR SALB-oij growth flr- an.. rvt I nhona 3 4-F2 ' t"r, FOR SALE Fin. jTtaJ H.rir;.i.i!7 o m.oliCai nvwuurj ,u r ora and get aa good condition. Term ot w van iuv uas or. FOR SALE Team, wnjoiknaj iii iieuuo cause ot leUur, q,! iieai, c. jjougias st VHD Q 1 1 C r j w aAi.s, rum unci, sai drive, canvas lop, fair eucm Price 1350. Lladbloo, k mncpAt i rti ik.w. . own strain of spIammI e w tine seed. Faster Bullet. Tim v-f 1 1. COAL, BODT WOOD-fflilitnl mill ends, cement, lima H storage, transfer. I, Dial fnone lis. FOR SALE Indian twin aumrd with Presto light ud tanin ai rier, a snap at lit. See it at Ik j Nash Garage. FOR SALK Ons foed fealk aila 11U0 Douuds. $184. BtoUlet and sure a oargalB. R. L m I row. Riddle, Orfoa, tVB HAVbl 1 DHL. ef uwatt 1 1 lead spray left. Will nil s 1 1 baraaln if takeu at ntt. M Fruit Product Cs. nrt s.M.r Rleven-rooB ins I (TinHorn with flimaM. 1 0M I large porch on two sldei. baiai I view, :75P. Lasey-nsnuiie. FOR SALE Chalmera mum si bue: lots of aneed aad W f mechanical condltlos. Ist Sunset Uarage. FOR 8ALB One !t H. P. W Steam Tractor, $10; " I S Portable Oaar-Scot with belts ana saws, "" " gon Machinery vo , FOR SALE Cleaning and r business fully equipp ... . j : J hut t IH I llKhed inAa. last voar. AddrM I $900 U UUHineoo , vnB.DMrla. I 404, care ieia-' - LEModern -" JT? I j i,in t Iota. Ittl" I FOR SA In good am. uwd toriiw'1"!! fair to, E. A A. J. , s ann'i flOrt. I ,E -Italian P1'Jl , .ruiiltallf I FOR SAI. fall d :."6,o8fT...0;' sale price Vn 7. 30c. B.LP'I 40c; 3 a... At. miles For SAL.b.;. car. lor Mt4. . car ana on. I tourms car. VxW"" Winchester St. amount. w .fc.f-i- l farther -.Pplf 11; t ately Is net l?o "J" r.nr order. ) ' FOR SUE-Four T well brck work , .-H -. , -srs old. 1 IP" M I old. we.fht 1300 Information "- Rosebuig. Ore. TT for i"n-M' f 2600 1 . MiO"r work, anywhere. i, w,il srll '"" , 1 . foam, a- " f 215 nay - ot gomery. Looking Gl u. 23-1M5 crop, about ti gray o.'". -- inoa r, nave turkeys pj fine 3-yesfola in on a r'STai 2 e' with suisll di ' M ttksT onmsiderVrtT1 rllt Urrlt'- tte t. 20.uoo!l' J5 on good re." .""y M. See n 1w C Rice. M jjj FOR SALkCi m,7 . "t. Phoa. iSS? N l'0R sALEae"Izrrr inquire 2(j ,-.i mske oner. - -j - the Wlnto rlos