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!ay 17. 1920, at the post office at
l;oseburg, Oregon, under the Act of
March 3. 1819.
IbwhiirK. regno, June 2H, 1020.
FINEST OF ALL
Is Second Largest In State of
Oregon Says Statistics
Compiled.
FRUIT THRIVES HERE
Much IjiihI N Mill Aviillrtl'ln nml
.Many of I In Ijuko l-'urniM Are
JU hiK NuInIIvM.hJ ami I'luced
Oil the Miirbet.
The I'mpqua vally In the second
lanrerft vullcy of Wtjutern Oregon,
lttft in ilea Houth of t'orthiml, on the
muin line of the Southern Pacific
and altio on the Pacific highway.
The l'iap(ua consita of a con-Korlt-B
ol amall valley, separated by
low hlllH rove red with oak and fir
tiniher, which adila a heauty and
jlcturt!8UfiK'HH Hi.'ldom found.
The areas of level land are wniill,
compared with other valleys of (he
middle went, but con alt t of wlntflnK
vales anr rounded I open, sheltered
no:ikn, with occaHlonal bold, roeltv
btuffH, combined to make up a scene
of plotui 'Hiiie beuuty uiiKurpuHHid
on the coast of the Pacific North
went. The diversified region extend In
all directions from HoHeburg. 'lit
county Heat of Dougtaa county, md
Yor twenty-fivo to thirty mil en in
each direction, with about two thous
and tHiuare miles of land in the val
ley proper.
Fruit Thrive.
Thia valley produces crops of Rraln
of all kinds, as well as fruit, for
which it Ih PHpeeinlty favored, by ro
ohom of ItB Increased warmth, which
romes from the pen tie sea l(ree.e
from the coast at the mouth of the
rtep'iua river. The vnlley in most
pbci'H is but Utile over five hundred
f i et above sea level, and on Its warm
pheltered southern slopea, (fruits and
bnrres nml ventables are produc
ed almost ns early as In California
The crops of all kinds are fully from
two to four week earl'er than li
nriy other m-thm of the state. Th
Vmpuua valley has less rain and
more aumditne than th northern
sections of the stale, ihe avernfte
riiinfnll beiiiK about thirty two In
ches. The nrotlmUy the ocenn
nnd the rolling mirfiiro of the coun
try insure Kood lraiun;e and frlve the
I'lupiiuii Tin ercecd'tiRlv healthful oil
iiiM., It it mild without beltiK ener
vating. Idtttil St II Available.
The rmpqua valley was settled In
Pie early I: or tie and fifties, ami.
while most of the desirable lutidn
were tttk-n up, there still remains
some land to be settled, and the
opening of the Oregon and OiiHfornl'
tirranl lands the first of April of
this year made available thous -mils
of aces of land, a portion of which
Is suited to agriculture and can b?
had under the homesteud act at $
50 an acre.
The large farms are now being
subdivided and this land can be ha
in unimproved tracts from $ aO an
acre up to $..0ft an acre.
Ynpi Art VmbM.
No part of the Pacific north wesl
is likelv to charm the traveller more
tlinn the I'mptinn valley, and here
n com fort aide llvlnn can be made
Fruit ralsfnK, loganberry cult tire,
peneral farming, which hwludtv
grain, corn, hay, vegetable, cattle
nnd truck K!iMMitn. broccoli, n win
ter variety of cauliflower harvested
about the first of March, s'rnw
herrles. watermelons. cantaloupes
and all kinds of small vegetable.
lougI:a county contains 1-52 part
of all the aiandinc timber In the
world, and as yet It is untouched, f
here hies a fortune (for the lumbe
pian in the manufacture of all kind"
of lumber with a ready market At
hand.
FsrmlniT and fruit raising are es
aentlnllv the outstanding Natures to
vMrh the valley -is devoted, and th
v' vitl rreen the fn-ts. boh fl
and onk and occasional bold hluT
In the dlntance, the general nlr rt'
trpii'inllity, all combine to soothe
and cheer the mind, and hence make
s neseeful homo In the valley of the
Vmpnuft.
A Bank Account is a Real
Investment.
An Invfetiuent la auyihlng lu Fhlch
EXPL'CTINO to make a profit on It.
And If you deposit your money In an account here at the
Unipqua Valley Bank and forget about It until living
costs again become normal, haven't you made a hand
some profit on your money?
We'll say that It's the beat Investment we know or, and
SAFE.
JOHN M. THRONE, Cashier.
the U24PQUJI VMLEV bankI
MIMIll
ROSEBURO
OREGON
NEW SNAP SHOTS
large mvmbershlp and lite mestlnf j
will be grvatly enjoyed.
GOODMAN and HUGHES
PRESENT
ioea to Cot into Grove
8. J. Jontu left thla uiornlnr for
CoLluKti Gruve to aitend to btiaintaa
Mrs. w. k. Willis mil in i a mora- matter for a abort tilue.
BURT SOUTHERN
in the Riotous Musical Farce Comedy
To rants Iuh
lug for Grant Pmbu where she will
spend a short time visiting with her1 Vlxlt at Portliuul-
n.ece, Mrs. Catherine Gray.
Krom Hutherlln
Mrs. August Vogelpohl, accompan
ied by her duughter, Murle, arrived
n Honeburg this morning to spend a
.short time shoppiug sud visiting
with friends
Drive From rorthuid
Lee Carter, who has been spending
'he past week In Portland, arrived lu
this city yesterday evening. He made
the trip by automobile.
IWu-k From Festival-
Roacoe Green and wife, and At
orney Albert h.trmann, returned last.
night from Portland where they
have been attending the Hose festival.
'lark l'Yoin Portland
i.Mrs. Iee Wfmberly and daugh-
'or, Florence, who have been visiting
or the past ten days in Portland, re
urued to Uosuburg yesterday sven-
-ng.
tubllclt Man Here
H:iy W. Clark, publicity manager
or the Multnomah hotel, spent yea
erday -lu Uosuburg as the gueHt )f
Ir. and Mrs. W. J. Weaver oil the
.'mpfiua Hotel.
' .envlntf Kr iWMudi -
W. L. Cobb and fumily and Mrs.
.S. V. Cobb left today for llandnn
vhere they will enjoy a few days
it the ruinous beach resort. They
ter making the trip by auto.
I leve From Port land
W. B. Patterson and wife of Iort
';tnd. spent the day In Koseburg at
tending to business matters. Mr.
Patterson Is connected with the
'hady Point gravel plant.
joi: n loss i it Mnitir:n.
Word was received here todny that
Joe Illosser. a well known resident of
thts city, was married at Kansas
City, Mo., June 23. to a charming
widow of that place. The happy
couple will soon leave for ltosehurg.
where they expect to make their fu
ture home. Mr. illosser has a host
'Yank Neiux'r He
Fiank N'euner, who has been
spending the past few days at Kla
nath Kails, arrived in Kosehurg last
light and will visit for four or five
lavs with his parents In this city,
'le is with the state liisuram-w com
mission.
Yom Port Iniul
Miss I)orothy Veatch. who has
een attending the Hehnke-Walker
business College In Portland, arrlv-
'd in this city from Portland last
'tight, and will spend several weeks
visiting with her mother, Mrs. Anna
. eatrh.
Co Klamath Palls
Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Emmet, who
lave been visiting here for the past
Vw weeks with relatives, left this
norning for K'aniath Fulls, whre
they reside. They were accompanied
Nuie by Mr. Kmmett's sister. Mis'
Klla Emmet t, who will visit them
here for a short time.
Myrtle Point Men Itetiim
A large number of Myrtle Point
hiiners attended the Portland con
tent ion nnd spoilt yesterday In this
Ity o nthelr way horns by auto
Vh use who stopped In Rose-burg yes
'erday were: O. S. Adims, T Whit-
ington, Albert PanJer. Haleish
Creene. I.. Hoselle, U. S Arnold.
Hueh idelght. R. S. Weekly and
IV W. Perkins.
'oultininan Vlits Horhtirg
P. W Harries, editor of the Ta
Ifie Pmiltp man. of Seattle. acom
anied by his wife and children
'topped st the auto tourists camp in
"Ins city Inst night and proceed. si to
the south this morning, their desti
tution benn Sun Pleso before re
turning to Seittle. They are tra
veling le'nir-'lv and enjoying the
T'n immens.'r Mr. Harries Is vis
aing m.-nv of poMltrvmen alonn
the route of tT.iv.l and getting ac
quainted w ith tbeni.
I MIbs Murguret Ulgginbothain Kft
I this morning for Portlsiid, where she
will visit with friends and relatives
for a short time.
fAte After VUjo
Mrs. A. R. Marsh, who has been
visiting the S. K. Sykes home for
the past week, left yesterday even
ing for ker home at Kiddle.
Mrs. Fullortnn Home
Mrs. Nathan Fullerton returned
yesterday evening from Portland,
where she has been attending the
Shrine convention and Ruse Festival.
Will Oimte Linotype
Donald Hcskins has accepted a
position as linotype operator at the
News-Rev it- w. willing the place made
vacant by the reniguatlon ef James
Fletcher.
Return Home
Mrs. A G. Hash, of Vancouver,
who has been visiting at the Will
Mash home In this city for tht past
Vw days, left this morning for her
:ome.
iin'H to KhMle
A. W. Cnrnutt, of Saginaw, passed
hrough here last evening enroute to
his former home at Riddle for a few
lays visit. He reports crops looking
Ine in that vicinity.
'ninp at (.lemlale
Hatn Starmer and family left this
nnming for Glendale, where they
ire to camp for a mouth while Mr.
-ttarmwr Is employed with a work
train near that place.
Tourists Visit Here
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Stone, of Hor
on, Kansas, who have been touring
be coast, stopped in this city Inst
'light on their way north. They Ufi
bis morning for Portland.
Will Return Tomorrow
M. F. Rico and Ruasell Harness
who motored to Portland last week
to attend the Shrine (festivities and
attend to business matters, are ex
acted to return to thia elty to
morrow. ,
Pukes Fit Trtk-k
Jam. a Fletcher, who recently re
dgned his position with the Neus-'ewH-Kv.fw,
filling the place ma le
ruck driver and this morning re-b-ved
Carl Ohman. who resigned s
the lajit council meeting.
Sew Electric Sigh
A large e, etrlc sign was hung to
day over the entrance of the kaple
I.af confection, ry. The sign was
lurcWd in Settle and the tdec
rii work here whs dtme by the
I bhg Electrical company.
MdnK to San Prai.rlei
Robert Martin arrived In Rnsebm
night from Portland and left
.his morning in his auto for Hnn
.nncisco. Mrs. Martin accompanir.i
ifn to Roseburg hut took the train
hack to Portland from here while lu-r
'ushand went on south
"Hen-recked H
))
Tho ninth annual matins nf th
IoitEla" rountr fwrn-latlnn nf Tort-
Und. will be held hi !Vntnuta Fwrk
'n Hint city on Jnl 4 19:o. The
.imsUuvis meeting will l hold at II
I'clix'B. at which tlm the new nf
fleers will l.e .lecro. an.l al iiloii ,
a nnsKei nmner win ie sorveu. in,
afcrmnn will he devotwl to a nni
band went on soulh.
Miiri-lntte l.lmw Issued
A marrlna-,. Ilcr,. Wa .rn.l
hlj n,nrnl,,e to illllar.l U. M..re,ll,h
n,l Miss Purl Patrick, both w II
w.ll known r.-slileiifs of this cltr
r. Meredith left thi. .f,ernon Ur
Ivertnn where ,),. w,d,nl ,
k. ri,e WednesUy evening
Svll WnvVer. Meet.
.fc."i'h . fln'' Dr,,"-m arranged
the annual cen'erenre nf th.
.,."r. V'r' ""'"'on of (Won ,
-"-u i-iTii r.mrninr at
The confe en.- will ,t
sntl will b
..r ,rr,n-n on v,r o, snhjerts per
;mi won,
Colllilei
The r;lnnr antnniehl'e rnlllinn
vvnrr,-d v-teniar at the corner of
n-k and .hiek.on treei. NVne of
the ears rnne. rned were hadlv dim
aerd nnd no one ,M Inlnred Col
ll'ion. have he, n unite frequent dur
'nr the ps.t month, but fortunatelv
there have been few Injuries.
Portland
for thrte
(rked hv Interest
Wo-k F-.nl et n. k rm k
I Attorney neTter nice nnd Terrv
IfW'er ltn ne week en.t D .w
tr.-efc. ttoth bftve summer earn,,.
thst well known camplnu swt and
fhete V. .... . .
of friends here who wish him all i li-al and literary program at which ... . .w. L , .D
..I l,.nnl .III h. .la.l lm . .,he, of .oe.ker. .Ml 1.1V WW lh "HP, While the
to welcome his bride to the west. fThe Douglas county association has a' bune'sswlll0permlt nT,r
wilh a cast of fun-makers and a chorus of beautiful
Singers and Dancers.
Elaborate Costuming. Special Scenem
You'll enjoy every minute of this Production
Admission Prices: $1.50, $1.00, 75c, 50c Plus War In
Seats now on sale at Antlers Box Office.
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KNOTS WiM fORMD
ON W JOINTS Of THIS
I'll) VOHi;iXl OVKItTI.MK
Larger Exports
But Small Imports
in May, amounling to t: i f
were sinalli-r than in inj ma
several years. For He 11 n-.l
the silver tmni I
000 mim l'.: A
'I hove not only gained twenty
lu the same period of Us: rar
Dan Cupid worked overtime this
week. Ktght hour laws were Ignored
nnd be out in a full twenty-four
hours each day. As a result the force
nt the county clerk's office has been I
i;ept busy writing out marriiige 11-
c-enseg and filing returns. A license I Hit r-i t I
. . . .. n ,l,.fr.... nl tCl llMI 11011 in ln:iinr!l llldt h I CtDrfttJlt
Dounds in weinlit ii'iire I h.iai t-.w Bs ifsiuu .-.r.iuruay 10 l.eorgo Al- - - " ' - s wiiniiiki
. Tan "c but I firn.lv I, 1 eve ha frwl '"h' '' (facia Alberta .o Way us compared with April is J I
'ZtybUtl"Za Mrs Jenrti ! tl' b "'co Thoy, "J hown In a atateu.cnt issued today J RepoH GooM
t-uier, uo iivvs ai sit, enise si., u. i.. .v . . iL
Hn,.ini, t.i. ''ki-i'.-t- iiit-inia aim rt-i:iiives. A il-
-t..'t,i J , i,.., . .... 'cense was also issued to Karl Ilrant
r.,e -itK , !,.: . i . , :il AdiKe May Wilson of thla citv.
,ZZl Vr.T! ? aCkT; .. w.. received fro,,. Cardlner
lever a minute of the d'iy or niu
-hen I was free of puln in my arms!
unit lin.t.s; audit was next to impos-
U'le for me to get nny sleep. My,
by the bureau of foreign and domes
tic commerce, departmeut of commerce.
Fishing Is Improrim UJ
I trout are taklut flies li tit i
The exports In May amounted to j ;M.corjI)g t0 tie jjor.tti!
Ihti ;in""un-!"K " marriage of Kld.m K. ! :u A',r.l 'of this year and I6U4.000.- ho 6aTe ben ,m .
B'" 1 Ilveezoe and Kva Crace (irnham ol i i. r.t 1..1 vnr th 1 1 county waters ilonnf. ut ,
mmitlis ended .May, I'Jid. Ihe eiporis days. A K:eai mj m
w..w. 7 171 -inn nnu nvainat its 304.-1 yesterday fisbicj. uanr&
hH,l, d feersweUed'ten",: 1 rJlldU'ed lr. .""' OOM.oWln ' If' '
Tito May imports amounted to , .'w., ,;,ipJ
but a good many sionw
liecnme stiff and were drawn all out !
of shape. Mi knots formed in the
lolnts and I could not wear shoes and
had to carry one of my arms In a
sling all of the time. I had great dif
ficulty in feeding myself and often
could nt walk a step, not even on
crutches, and for months could'nt
do any of my housework. I hid n
very poor appetite and what little T
did menage to force down would
finr and ferment, snd g.s wei:M form
wd press against my heart so badly
I would bare grent difficult v ri
'Tcnthlng. I had the worst sort of
lervnus and dlr.y spalls at times
when I would have to eat- h hold or
snme'hlng or sit down to keen from
' Ming. I lost weleht unt-;i 1 was
little more then a frame and was
dread, illy weak. I wns In such had
'nii'Mtion no one tholleht I ro!d nos
sihlv live. I had reache.l the uo n,
where I would have welcomed d'Tlth
is after trvlng every kind of medi
cine and tre-tmer.t I co,,'-l hear of
wohout getting any r'vef. I hsd
riven up hope of ever being wel'
again.
"1 was In this condit'on e-v,en T
read two statements regarding the
hen.fts two ladiP. who lived In
vortWnd s-t re-e,-d rn-n T-nl.r
nd decided to give H a "lal f-e-
had taken only two bot,e. mr i-
nd -It was like hrlnefng me harV
'rom tho grave, for I have no Idea I
o-iH hsre prsll.y lived mo-o thai
-no-hee reo-th. tf that lonr. 1 have
now taken fire bottles, and I h-iv
'o pains of any sort, the swell',, hi
"ntlrelv eove from Jv hands an''
feet nd I am agf SVahte to W- V
,nv shoes end to do all mv ow
Konsewo k T hive a f:ne arren
'sn everything I eat agce w"h -lerfectly.
Th- fart Is. I am feeir
hetter in every war than I hve te
vears. and I owe tt sll to Teniae
and I am sn thankful for wh-t It ha
done for m I evpect to praise t a
long as I live."
Til-e Is sold in ltosehurg hv w
K. Chapman, and bv jh lead!,,
druggists In every town. .
The fumes from a room best
their (as grate of English Invention
condensed In water filled tanks.
week, and will bring the June total
up to a High standard.
I'ATIIOl, H,AB IX KIHJKXK.
KrOKXK. June 27. Flying m:i
iesi,eall; In wild-fowl formation, live
f ti:,- t,lg T)e Hitriiands assigned to
lie Crign fur.si patrol arrived over
"?.e Saturday, bringing a squad
f s.-veii pilots and observers tinder
a-.ptaln Lnw.-U 11. Smith. The ac
f.i.ll flying li:i,e ft-op.i Mather field.
'Wifornla, was 5 hours nnd 20 min
utes, equivalent to a 20 per cent
'ilgher speed, as they had to fight a
heavy wind the greater part of the
way. They look an altitude of 9linfl
t In crossing; the Sisklynus mrl
found the air blUerlv cold. This
$4(16,000.000 in April nnd $329,000,-
OOU In May of last year. For the 11
tod:.y about 'the oo
away.
this year, tin-1 ,. ',., ., u imorori'
4. 680.000.000 against ' , trhe. ,r
montlm ended May of this year.
nnris were 14.680.000.000 aga
2 803.000,000 in the same period of ' uapd lligHt en
'at" year- . i,mi most of the fisbernn M
The Imports of gold In May . "'" k r,e. FihSng st rV
rmountod to J16.000.0UO. a consider-! 1 -nml but will P1
lble decrease from the $49, 000, 000 , 18 ",tllln , week of
fer April. For the 1 1 months ended Droridlng m
May of this year. Imports of gold 1 ' wW;, tile W
amounted to $124,000,000, compared ooa .lnmiil rAP
with J3G.O00.00O in the Hanie perin'
if last year. The May exports of Hold
were the smallest in the last twelve
r.nonths, amounting to JS.nuo.t
f.-,i.n'nst tit; nnn nn In Anrll. For
laity will be Stationed nt rtieVne,.ne ihe ll mnnih. of this veer the told
base for the summer. iVork will be Imports were $461,00o",000 aguinsl
commenced at mire l,y ihe citv In i J34.000.O00 last rear.
.eiiMMiiniK up trie neid and establish- i
en nuarters for the officers.
No Important change is nbown in
the Imports of silver, but the exports
aisn uenis e- " . . lit
sails. The roaas i " ' -i
good conritlon reneitW
enioyah'e oming Is P
,hose who
whipping any of the sirew
county.
e,M risvton. olPTjltl
;:", vrslior hereto.
We Believe in Home Products!
ff--B WE SELL
ersey Ice Cream
Exclusively .'. lf
fjone BeiigY
Alcove Confectionery,
b.. A. PETTEY
PRICES
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QUARTS
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