fAiiH POUR
German Militarism
Crushed Forever
WASHINGTON. June 28. Official
advices received here slate thut lb
ullted military control commission
wlili Marshal Focb as ltd supreme
directing head, ox-offlclo, constitutes
now the keystone or aiucu reiuwuur
wlih r,..rnianv.. It Is d.Tlared lliut
so long as the commission continues
to function, revival of German mili
tarism Is Impossible.
A..ittrHiitir tn these advices, t II
military control commission excccdi-
In Importance even tne rcpaiauon
cominlmilon since former l'resldeut
Polncare resigned from Hie rcpara
iiciiin hmlv because the allies had de
cided to limits Its authority and since
the naval and air commissions nave
been relegated to positions ot sec
unflni-V ItimortanCG.
The military control commission
to function as soon as th
r..ntv of Versailles became effective
Presided over by General Nollet of
the French army, with headquarter!
In Berlin, and repotting to Marshal
Koch, the commission. In addition it
Its supervision of German disarma
ment, bus taken an active Interest In
the Dolltical-mlliury developments it
Germanv. Keuurta of the rccrudes
cense of Prussian militarism In East
Prussia and l'oiuerania ilrst emeu
ated from reports of the commission
to the supreme council.
A sub-coiumllltee of Oie commis
sion was sent Into the lluhr diHtrici
for Investigation under command ol
the French Major Giaff and il waf
the report of this commission to offi
cial advices which toruieu tne. oasit
for French contentions at San lli'iiiu
of German duplicity.
The work of the commission Is dl
vided Into two general subjects, if
foctlve and armaments. The sub
committee devoted to the subject ol
elfectlves is concerned with the siA
and organization of the German ar
my, while the sub-committee on ar
maments Ib concerned chiefly with
mnlnainlng a proper reduction ol
slocks of guns and ammunition ii.
Uermany.
No place In Germany Is exempt
from Investigations by representa
tives of these committees, as author
ity of the supreme council In the past
hua been Invoked several times to
obtain exccutlou of the commission's
demands.
The two sub-committees. In an ef
fort to maintain strict police ovei
potential German militarism, havt
organized numerous agents into dis
trict sub-committees lliroughou'
. Germany. Such district commltti-eb
on effectives are presided over by
French officers lu l'oiuerania and
Hchleswig, Kust Prussia, Uuvai ia,
and BilcHia; by Hrltlsh in llerlin ami
Saxony; by an Italian In linden and
Wur lem burg; and a lielglun in West
phalia and Hanover. Similarly, sub
committees on armaments have at;
their heads, French officers lu Pom
erania and Hchleswig, Frankfort.
Hanover and Saxony; British, In hast
Prussia, Westphalia. Hanover, Co
logne utul Silesia; Ilaliau, in llerlin
and Bavaria; and Uclglun in Baden
and Wurtemburg.
The work of these committee
consists chiefly In visiting garrisons,
supply depots, military schools ami
training camps, In sending out ugculK
to make Inquiries and incidenlally.
In keeping in touch with the political-military
tide of affairs.
Disorders Iii Iiu;y.
HOME, June 28. Iteporls of seri
ous disorders In widely separated
portions of Italy appear to corrobor
ate the Impression thut the situation
Is thi' direct result of a deeply laid
plot to overturn the pres.-ut social
order throughout the entire coun
try. Unemployment Is nlli gi d to In
the Immediate reiiHim for the many
strikes und much of the rioting now
In progress in Italy.
Tire .Men Killed.
POTTSTOWN. Ph., Juii 28. Win.
O. Wulsh, president of the Vulcw.itl
Tire Rubber Co. nml .Ins. A
Maney, superintendent of the coin
pany, were killed a. ly this morn
ing by an explosion. Frank W alsh, a
brother of the president, lost an arm
and suffered other liijml.'.i which
may prove fatal.
Wnlla Will la Mirliikn.
WASHINGTON. June 29. Th?
END CF EIGHT
MISERT
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t-yaia rink ham t
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and Recovered.
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had an oranio trouble and trvntcd m
tor i I'vcnil wiM-ks.
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walk nt nil and I
Miffm-d with inv
lrk an.f limhit nt 1
oftt-n lind t tav in
bed. I nu(TTtd off
and on for eight
Tears. Finallr 1
heard thnt I.vdia' K.
rinkhmii a V g e-
tahle t onifmund na
a good nutlicine and
tried it with nlen
mm
aia en ecu i can now uo mr houiw.
work and mr wanhimr. I have recom.
mended your Teifetahle Com ton nd anil
your Blood Medicine and three of my
irienaa are lakinjf tnrm to advanU?e.
Yoti can use mr name for a testimonial.
Mrs. Tiikekha CovKStar, 73 Burtictt
6t Newark, X. J.
Ym ar Invited to write for fret advice
So other medicine has heen so ur-
cessml In rWievimr woman's suffering
a has I.ydia K. Pink ham's Vecetahlr
(ompoimd. Women mar receive flee
nd helpful advice lv writinir the I.vdia
E. Pinkham Medicine Co.. I vnn. Mi.
8uch letters are received and answered
by women only and held in strict
oalldence. 1
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Women do not have to patron'.-n
the beauty parlor ior if tlici.-skill
ia disfigurcj with pimplw and
blotches,
their
is in
d i s or d e r
tlieysiiouiu
ubtuiu at
the drug
store thut
woiufcrfjul
Mood tonio
nml altera
tive of Dr.
P i e r c e '8
which ho
foro the
puhlio over 50 years ago. Sinco
that time many thousands of
men and women have testified to ita
wonderful hlood cleaasing eltect.
This is what one woman gays:
Chehauh, Wash. "I have used
Doctor Pierre's medicines for over
forty years lor myself and family
and have always found them just
as represented. I think Dr. Fiorce's
Golden Medical Discovery for a
tonic and blood builder cannot be
beat; and Dr. Pierce's He&sant Pel
lets have no equal for constipation:
in fact, I can heartily recommend
any and all of Dr. Pierce's remedies.
My daughter had chronic con
stipation from babyhood and doc
tors could not cure her. Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets is the only thing'
that ever helped her." Mrs. Jkn
NIB K. SWOKFOKD, 1320 Alfred St.
:ensus of Walla Walla Is today given
jut at 15, 503, which is a decrease ol
3861, or 19. 9 pi-r cent, since the cen-
am; ten yeais ago.
0 CITY NEWS &
Arundel, puo tuner. pnop I L.
We wash and polish curs at Mor
on's garage.
WAT KINS pnxluclfl.
1 2C W. Lane.
I'houe 137-1,.
We pay the highest price for Caa-
jara bark. Burger' Bargain Store.
Ladios' shampooing, dying; child
ren s hair cutting, etc., by experi-
nced operator. lhone Mrs. Corbln,
1 70-J, for Appointments.
Have your piano artist ically tuned
C. U. Aruudt'l, 25 years Interna-
Icmal exnerience. Player piano re
pairing und adjuHtlng. Phone 189-L.
(Voiro Host, who hat heen In San
Pranclriro for several month with
Mrs. Bent, returned home yesterday
for a short time. Mrs. Best's health
will not permit her returning for
some tlnio yet, therefore, Mr. Best
will go hark tn California as booh
as his Ifrult Is looked after.
j:amivvhon von teaciii-.ks.
Notice la hereby given that the
ounty aehocd superintendent of
Douglas County, Oregon, will bold
he regular examination of nppll-
mills for stato certiheates at the high
echmil huilding in ltoseburg, as fol-
owh: ( ommenciiig ednehtluy ut
J: 00 o'clock n. in.. June 30, 19 20,
md continuing until Saturday, July
I, lil-'M. at 4:00 p. in.
WedneMluy Imhimiooii,
U. S. HlHtoiy, Writing (I'enru;
hip). Music, Drawing.
Wednesday Afternoon.
rhyalology. Heading. Miinunl
Training. Compo:tliion, lJotneHtic Set
nee. Methods in Beading, Course of
Mtmy for Drawing, Methods in
Arithmetic.
Tliuniibiy I-'oivihnhi.
Arithmetic. History of Kducalion,
rsyrliology, Method In Geography,
Mechanical Drawing. Domestic Art,
Course ot Study for Domestic Art.
'ihtirNilay Afternoon,
Clam mar, tieography. Stenog
raphy, American Literature. Vhysics,
Typewriting, Methods in Language,
I'heui for Prlmaiy Certificate.
Krhhty I'oreuotMi.
Theory ami l'ractiee. Orthography
l Spelling i. Physical Geography, Kug
lish Kit. ratiire, I'henil-stry.
l-'tiihiy Afternoon.
Si-h.xd Law, Geology, Algebra,
Civil ttoveruii4'nt.
ituidjiy Z'oreiHHHi.
Geomei ry. Botany.
SatnnUty Afternooii,
General lUatory, Bookkeeping.
Very truly yours,
O. C. BHOWN.
County School Supt.
dw
IIIKM'COI.I PLANTS
I'rnm tested St. Valentine seed.
now readv for delivery. C. W. Urad
fnnl l'hone I5-F21
MtTICK OF
INAI,
SKTT1.K.UKNT.
In the County Court
for Pouglus
County. Oregon.
In the matter of the estate of Delilah
J. C.llllley, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned, administrator ot the es
lato of Iielllah J. lliirn.y. deceased.
has filed In the above entitled court
his final account as such adminlstra-
tor or snlil estate, .md said court has :
by order duly made and entered,
flxed Thursday, the first day of July, ,
1920, at 10 o'clock lu the forenoon
11 uir tuuu.j room ill ine
courthouse at Roseburg. Ore., as the
time and place for hearing objec-
Hons, if any. to snld account, and
ft
the flnnl cloning of snld estate.
STEPHEN J. SI1HI M. I
Administrator of estate of IMilah J.
Ourney. deceased.
Hated June 1. 19:0.
lOVE and MARRIED UBB
Ixl the noted author : I
Idah MvGlone Gibson
U Itulli railing in Ijve?
"That was a close shave," said
John as he came up the st, Irs with
little Kuth In his arms.
1 did not realize that I had gone
:twillly downstairs for the lilrst tl;n-
since my baby was born, until I
heard the n trick footfalls of the nurse
and recognized the horrified tones
of her voice as she said, 4 What is
the matter Mrs. Gordon? You should
not have come downstairs."
"Oh. I'm all rlKht." I answered.
"I am not going to be an Invalid any
Ioniser."
"Has there been an accident?"
she asked, as she caught sight of
Charles torn clothing and Ruth's
pale face from behind John.
"I don't think anyone was hurt,
iut little Kuth came very near being
run over by an automobile.
"She is allright, though." said
John, and ss If to confirm It, baby
Kuth said, "Oh. Auntie Kathwyn.I
unt to see baby."
"So you shall, my dear," I an
swered, "just as soon as your moth-
and .Mr. ((Oodwln catch their
breath."
Hy this time Charles had seated
Kuth and she was crying hysterical
ly.
Don't cry. Ruth, he said, every
thing Is all right."
Hut I forirot her, Charles! I for-
i?ot her! For the first time In my life
I Iforgot one of my children."
Would H"vc reen n i.ooil Thinir
"It would have been a good thing
' Pie could have forgot 'em once t r
twice before this," said John to me
tn a whisper. "If she had she would
.vrobably be living with Bob now."
'(rent Scott f" he continued, as If
to himself, "Goodwin never seemed
to me to be the kind of a man for
vhom a woman would forget every
thing."
"If Charles Is the kind of a man
o woman Iforgets anything for, he
Is nlso Iho kind of a man who does
things for a woman she wtil always
remember Charles. John has Just
saved the life of Ruth's child," I
said testily.
v hy, of course he did, and so
would any other man In the same
position. No woman seems to under-
l:ind that though. Ruth proenMy
Mnks that Charles would have let
lint baby be run over by all the mo
or cars tn the world, consenuentlv
she will probably fall desperately in
live with nun."
I hope she will." I said declslve
"I think it would be wonderful
f Chirles would marry Ruth, and
hen sbe would he content to let in
Seeking Signers
Ballot Measures
Petitions are being circulated In
ltoseburg for tho proposed stale
market commission and divided leg
islative session acts, put foinvard by
the state taxpayers league and oth
er organizations interested in pub
lic welfare. ,
The market commission art would
provide for a state commissioner!
hoe duty it would be to act as I
an intermediary between the pro-1
diieer. distributor and consumer of
necessities, Insuring u square deal
for all three.
The duty of the commission n
hide diss (nation ,.r ,. i,i
...... ,-iin un iiiip etiiiir.iuons, issuance
.if labels to producer, pack
.
.... .............. ....... ii... oiuei-
T , V - : a''"" ""i'H'-ent from the usual run of farce
uiiii'i,, ami protection
M mm interests in ever, way;
-i '-nui oi mo market or Oregon :
proiluets; rnrouraitemnnt of co-op-jest
.union, nroiiurers iniormeit on sup-
.-... "i ni iiieir prouucis; .
o-.M.er.iuve enori wan l tie I nited
Stales .department of agriculture, j K'1'1 In musical, comedy assist the
The term of state market directori"1'"" and the surrounding cast In pre
would be for four vears. seining an entertainment far above
Two s-rtlons for each bienn'nl .
session of the slate legislature are
provided by tho divided session nit.lr
The first, HO days n duration, would
used for consideration of new
IIIUS anil actions oil nimrnnr :il oni
f.T established stale Institutions.
PurltiK the second part of the ses
sion. 10 davs In duration, action
would be taken on bills siioinltteil at
l'o first pirt of the session., bn' tin
rcw hills could be presented. A 60
day Interval would clause between
Hie two sections. Legislators would
return home and learn the attitude
if their constitntlents before cast
ing the vote that would reject or nc-
pt for law any proposed measure.
Search Reveals no
Trace of Fugitive
After "heating about the hush"
r about five hours the officers
yesterday were Ifoi d to give up the
search for Glenn Mini. an h. r...
eutly escaped handcuffed from Pep
ntv Sheriff IHIIard nt Myrtle Creek.
Word was received Ihnl the rneitive
had been hiding out nt the Charles
Orr place, nn Klce creek, and a trip
was m ule to the cabin -in an effort to
locate the missing man. Sheriff Qutne
tvoputy RaD'erty and lVeetlve
Frank
Rogers spent several hours
searching in the nelehborhoo.l of tho
(cnbln but could find no trnce cf
Duncan, although thev found fooi-
prints whlrh might have been mi.tei
nv nim. inincan IS nrruse.l nr stoTit-
tnl the Ford car belonging to th !
Chile Flectrlc rnnttvinv and nl.o
with having passed a worthless
check 011 the rtupnua Hotel.
new material for electrical tn-
suliitlon. made from fish offal, hnscn
,v-m in.ruHu V) m i'ani9ii ciiemisi.
Ml '' ""
itio Hobby go to live with his father
and Helen, and everyone wouiu
haDDV."
'There you go, as usual, arran
lev the affairs of tho world.
"What are you two people whls
nerlne about??" asked Kuth, who
had gotten over her crying spell.
"Oh, John Is accusing me of be
ing a little Miss Fix It."
"What are you trying to fix now
r.: l e ; Charles Innocently.
John (Tinned as I blushed and an
swered. "Oh. Its something that
don't think you would be Interested
in."
Make Her Tell It-
"Make her tell It. Goodwin. Make
her tell It. I know that you would be
Intensely Interested In It.
Charles with his usual kindliness
s:iw my discomforture and turning to
Kuth asked her If she would be able
to ride home now.
"I 'ant to see baby- I 'ant to Be
babyv" cried a little voice.
"So you shall, my dear, so you
shall," I repeated. "Do you feel able
to come upstairs too, Hutu?"
"Yes, I would like to come. I am
sure my nose needs powdering.'
Ac in 1 looked at Kuth in surprisi
I was quite sure that she had never
--ed nowder as the wife or oob'iy
Gaylord.
io you really think you will be
able to walk up the stairs?" asked
John.
I thought he was speaking to Ruth
but on glancing at his face, I found
he was looking at me.
"Oh. I'm all right," I said, but
wanted to tell him I was Tighter than
I had been in a long time for I had
found my husband thinking- of me
when there was something else go-
ing on.
"I am going back home with Joh
I said suddenly to Ruth as we went
up the stairs.
"I thought you were go-lug to
stay here until fall." said Ruth I
.1 v o ce of dlBsappolntment.
Must flnve the Pleasure
"No, I think John has been with
out his wife long enough and now
when he has a wife and baby, he
certainly must have the pleasure as
well as the responsibility of them.
"'I am sorry that you are going
said Ruth, "I shall miss you. You
have done me lots of good, and some
times you have made me rather un
h:ippy, my dear. I never realized un.
til lately how selfish I was with Dob
by when tho children came."
I wonder If it were I or Charles
who had brought this realization of
relflshness to Ruth Gaylord. ,
Tomorrow Tho Intle of n Wife.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children
In Use Fbr Ov6T 30 Years
Always feeant
Slgna'turtTof Cto372&fe
Henpecked Henry
At Antlers Tonight
At the Antlers theatro tonight the
breezy farce comedy "Hon-Pccked
Henry will hold tho boards. Hurt
."" nrn. a comedian now to the
niific coast heads the cast and is
supported bv a comnanv dr ti.
ft. ,,lir.. iaa n.hn V. .!... .,
rot- the various rolos. Entirely dir.
comeiiies, "Hen Pecked Henry" I;
e-;full of "go" from the first rise of
tne curtain until the Iflnal. The lat
song successes and musical nov
eiues and selections presented by
me tiuiipaiiy aua a zest to the per
'ormallce. Klght of the nretllo.!
,p ordinary. The plot is clever ami
lne complications that besot "Hen
are 80 numerous that to tell
the
would take-away much of the
enjov ment derived from see ins- the
,fuu.
. u, a new rrnger rinf
is lunged and when lifted discloses
i.septacies lor two photographs.
MOTHER!
"California Syrup of Figs"
Child's Best Laxative
A .
o - iiv look rl .1 ' vrup of Fig'
rn ,k. "ama California
tour -hiVa !'-?'.ou re
most kiti. .1, , best "l,(J
! ,ft' rm' " Fhyalvur th. Pt lo
t.,v J .vi'Tf' f.n . "L'1?: Children
.,h h VI.:. al1 dl"tions
must say "Oali-
luruia.
WATGH
THE BIG 4
Stomach-IZdneye-Heart.Uver
Keep the vital organs healthy by
regularly taking the world's stand
ard remedy for kidney, liver,
bladder and uric acid troubles
COLD MEDAL
The National Rsmsdy of Holland (or
c.nruriM and ndoraed by Quxn Wilhsl-
At all druggist, uirse tuaa.
li ntmm Gold Madal om vanr koa
Dance Friday night ot Sutherlln.
Music by Ott Orchestra. ,
LOIKiK DIKECTORf .
nOSEItcno IXUGE NO. lOtta, Uni
ted Brotherhood of Maintenance ol
Way Employes and Knilway Shop
Laborers. Affiliated with the A.
K. of L Meets at Moose hall the
first Wed., fourth Sat. nights and
third Sunday of each month.
J. F. SMITH. President.
W. J. MEKEPITH, Reed. Secy
GEO. MAC IVER. Fin. Sec
ft. P. O. E1KM, IVosonorg Lodge, So.
s'M Holds regular communlca
tlona at the Elks' Temple on
each Thursday of every month.
All members requested to at
tend regularly, and all visiting
brother are cordially invited to
attend.
A. J. LILBURN. E. R.
IRA B. KIDDLE, Secy.
UAGLES, Roseourg Aerie meets In
their hall on Jackson St., In 2ni
and 4th Monday evenings of eac
month, t 8 o'clock. Visiting breth
ren In good srandlcg always wel
come. FRED V. CLARlv, W. P. P.
VICTOR MICELLI, W. P.
B. r. GOODMAN, Secretary.
KNIGHTS O1 PiTHIAS Alpha
Lodge No. 47, meets every Wed
nesday evening, cor. Jackson and
Cass sts. Visitors always welcome.
C. A. CHAMBERLAIN, C. C
CHAS. K. OPKIN8, M. F.
E. H. WIMBERLY, K. R. S
A. P. & A. M., I-aurtil lAXtgo no. J a
rtegulax communications 2nd an
fourth Wednesdays each month at
Masonio Temple, Roseburg, Ore.
Visitors welcome.
A. A. WILDER, W. M.,
W. F. HARRIS. Sec
The H. It. E. I. A. Union Medina
will be held at the Maceabbee hall
every first and third Wednesdays
of the month.
O. H. B., ltoseburg Chapter He, K
Holds their regular meetlue o
me 1st ana 3rd Thursday in each
month. Visiting members In good
standing are respectfully Invited
10 attend.
LEONA ABRAHAM. W. M
FREE JOHNSON. Secy.
REREKAHS. noseonrg Kebekas
ijoage, no. 41, I. o. O. F. Meets
In Odd Fellows' Temple every
week on Tuesday evening at the
Odd Fellows' hall. Visiting mera-
oers in good standing are Invited
10 aiiena.
MAUD PLYLER, N. O.
BELLS STEPHENSON, Bee
DELLA LEWIS. Financial See
O. O. V., Union Kncnmpment No. IP
.vieets in Odd Fellows' Temple
every Thursday evening. Visitlnf
ureiuren always welcome.
FOSTER BUTNER, C. P.
J. Ii. BAILEY. H. P.
OLIVER JOHNSON, R. 3.
JAMES EWART, F. S.
NEIGHBORS OF WOODCRAFT.
Lilac Circle No. 4 9 Meets on 1st
and 3rd Monday erenlngs. Visiting-
neighbors Invited to attend
EDITH CHURCHILL, O. N.
TILLIE I. JOHNSON. Cldrk.
O. O. F. PhileiArtnn Irfxlge No. 8
Meets in Odd Fellows' Templo,
corner Jackson and Cass Sts., on
Saturday evening of each week.
Visiting brethren are alway. wel
come. VICTOR BOYD, N. O.
A. J. OEDDF8, Rec See.
J. B. BAILEY Fin. Sec.
WOODMEN OF WORLD.
v-auip mo. 125. Meets In tte Odd
Fellows' hall In Rossburg everj
1st and 3ru Monday evenings. Vis
iting nolghbora always welcome.
H. CARRICK. a C.
M. M. MILLER. Clerk
liOYAL OHIIKR OF MOOSE, Rose
ourg Lodge No. 1037 Meets sec
ond and fourth Wednesday even
ing of each month at 8 o'clock In
the Moose hall. All visiting bro-
are inviteo. to attend.
C. W. CLOAK. Dictator.
H O PAROETER, Secretary
O. O. F., Rialr.s Star Lnrifa Nn. it a
,n me oaa Fellov ' Temple
h.i, '"" evening, visiting
aiwuys welcome.
VICTOR MICELLI, N. G
E A. l'ETTEY. V 0
m i'p,?I;1?J',ken'8- Rpc- Sec
M. FICKLE. Financial Soc.
L. O. T. M Itixenu III v. . .
iraumr rfVIUVI nn aaa.J
and fourth Thursday afternoons la
Maccabee hall. Sisters of other
.,V. ln our cltT "fe cor.
-mriiea to attend our r
Maccabee hall. on Cat
UHTISE LOCKE. Com.
vtajjiaj KAPP, Col.
FRANCOIS DE ST. PHALIE
r?3
Francois de St Phalle, pretldsnt of
the Baldwin Locomotivs works of Phil
dtlphla, who has been elected preai
dent of the American-Polish chamber
of commerce and Industry In the United
States, which was organized by proml.
nent American interests and the Polish
government to stimulate trade anc
investment between the two eour
tries.
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WANTED Janitor, -one who under
stands the furnace. ' Apply at
Mercy Hospital.
WANTi:;i Woman to work In hos
pital a- d I elp in laundry. Inquire
at i: . icy Hospital.
WANTED Girl or woman for house
wori: on ranch, three In family.
m. l,. liuslincll, Olalla, Ore.
ANTED Second hand sewing ma
chine. Must be cheap for cash,
Address W. S., care News-Review.
WANTED Teacher for Glengarry
scnooi, visl. No. 109. M. M.
Cooper, Clerk, Roseburg, Ore.
WANTED Small 'horse-power hay
press, state conlltion and price in
ursi letter, o. c. Nicewood, Ca.
mas v ai:ey, Oregon.
munition WANTED Girl wishes
steady employment in office or
store. Good typist and fair know!
edge of bookkeeping. Best refer
ences. Address Z. S., care News-
iteview.
HELP WANTED WANTED HELP
tx-serrlce men and others fur
nished employment free" of churls.
Contractors, ranchers and farmers
Place your orders with us for help
ers. Our services are free both to
employer and employed. Law
rence-Cordon Co., 125 Cass St.
Phone 219.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT Sr.iaty aeposlt boxes
Roseburg National Bank.
FOR RENT Large furnished room,
close In. ' Phone 12-Y.
FOR RENT Room with bath, 110
per month. 323 E. Oak St.
MISCEJ.IA.NEOUS.
C. H. ARUNDEL, piano tuning and
repairing, 25 rears experience.
Phone 189-L.
SAFETY FIRST secai. a safety
deposit box for your valuable pa-
per at the Roseburr
Bank.
National
tf
LOST Shrlner's fex, Nile temple.
On Pacific highway between Suth
erlin and Roseburg. Finder please
re' urn same to News-Review office.
MONEY TO LOAN rtt-year rnrat
credit farm loans, low Interest
rate. 120.000 local money to loan
on good real estate. First mort
. See U. F. Bice ot Rice
Rtee, tf.
tOiTroum..-
5 REWARD pIT
of John B R.v Wrrtn w,
"tone 3-f J. ' 1. EojT'
LOST-Ellr, tZT?-
mall dUmond ir... ehn 7
beral re l
Roseburg, Ore. tttnT
iambs. wr. i " ! .
Valley.
n quarter circt. . a.
" marked ""mttuii
Wilson, Restoa. o"- Cf.
Ortfos.
SALS.
i-ipooiuMTr;
- j oak. n -.
"' The Rose. ""0J Wf.
FOR SALE10 laZTT--
Lindbion. Ml
- LUC
h'flD OKI.,
V'OAUt-HOUn(I hurt. ...
vn BAl.K Tit-- ...
OOD FOR SAl.nZrTTTr
growth flr; some pli, jT
phone34-F2. M'J-siun
FOR SALE Ford an i7Tr;
-aw igi i;ass St. 1
FOR SALEn,.n v....
good condltloT'Ea rC
Bargain Sm 4 " ""W
4-ROOM, plastered, modem kT
fou
GAltt r, .
drive, esnva top fa "J
u.lUU f nr irtml, .. .
coal, body wood-su
mill er.fl ..an.-.. .
storage, transfer. H. J Dm
FOR SALE-Two good con;
iresa roan unrain. ( jnn M l
and one 5-year old Itntj (i
Winchester.
FOR SALE 1 Harley-Dirifbo, a
lurcj cie, gooo conmtlos. (or ut
oniy, S2 . 6. Aildrea a D, as
News-Review.
FOR SALE One new Mi uxrii
oiiiaer, win sell belov an ila
other Implement,. Hnupfi
store, pnone 30-F3.
FOR SALE Studebaker t, fro
senger, A-l condltloa. noM l"-4
or call 845 So. Pise after 1:11
p. m.
FOR SALE 8-inch Candj Urate
belt, 125 ft., good ibipe. Fna
J 75. Round Prairie Ranch, soul
Prairie, Oregon.
FOR SALE Six oak section! cue I
with disappearing (lus doon ( I
new Auto Electric SuUoa, On I
and Pine Sts.
FOR SALE 180 White Legion j I
lets, March hatch. I rein earsfu I
breeding. Phone 13-F4. of vna I
C. W. Lawson, Looking Glut On I
FOR SALE 1917 Dodge too I
ran 7000 miles, good inapt, D
license, (850. Box 7, Oiilut I
Oregon.
IVB HAVE 1 BBL. f nml
lead spray left- Will tell bi I
bargain if taken st once, fusl
Fruit & Prod ace Co.
enn HiiK 1917 ChetTOW l
good running order. n I
$450. 1918 three foorth to I
public truck. 1600. Usmiit
Service Garage.
FOR SALE Team of hors i I
8 years old, weignt . - I
heavy work harness tnd i I
vnvnn A OargSID. I
Slater, Sutherlln, Oregon.
. i
pvn qatp riallsa nnne tn"1 1
fall delivery at P"?! ??
sale prices. to I ft.
40c; S to 4. 3U0.
miles west, Roseburg, Of
FOR SALE We bare tt WJ?
cars for sale: One '
car and one Overland
touring car. umw
Winchester St.
SYER PIPE I 'J,,lJt.
amount of Iron W
farther supply doobtful,
is toe early r"
; order". J. a IWH
FOR SALE Four rotttf.
tut
wen Dro . - " I isr
and 6 year, ol
old. weight UDt U "
Information sddresa
Roseburg. Ore.
FOR SALE-ModH B . y,
tractor, with 1 1Vb.e-Ml
torn and six '"7L ,M I
. . all fer ir a,.l
cuisjtht u.--v. tjo
kins Bros. Coin.
Room, old RfVX '
,R SALF-Ia nr.idJ.K
FOR
ann revei i --- -ttfiv-soil:
S-room :f
will f11
Insurance;
middlemaa.
J. P-