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Newspaper Page TextH.xEni no mcwwutvww, MrMKIMIrAy JiK lid. Ill',' sMMsJ rflNKM 5 WE SELL Edison MAZDA LAMPS Douglas County Light and Water Co. DELIVERY! j Roseburg Ice Comp'y ! delivery cars are now running reqularly. Delivery day for ii territory north of Cass, also upper part of Mosher street, tn i .rfiri V Roseburg will be MONDAY. WKDNKSDAV & FRIDAY. Yn i.rri'torv south, including West Roseburg will be TUESDAY. $ i'kSIAY & SATURDAY. We want to ask our customers not to be deceived, as several al ready have by another little Ford with ICE painted onthe side of li Tiiis represents John Hunter's Ice plant, and Is in no manner whatever connected with our fee plant. 1 will pay for the painting If Jubn will put his name on his wagon. ROSEBURG ICE COMPANY n . i r XTVT"XT A PHILIPPINE TRAVELOGUE j - - ' 4- f) f- J EAST. S : bim IDrt i i- -a a. . - . . . INO A MECCA FOR TOURIST AND ruruLAM WifXIfcH RESORT. PAR V AL t be. t ATTENTION Just Received A largj assortment of the most popular and latest hits of the following makes of records. Victor Columbia Edison Brunswick Aeolian and Okeh. The Neuola Plays Them All. A Phonograph can do no more than reproduce that which has been recorded on the record. But some do it better. If your Neuola does not give entire satisfaction we will gladly exchange a Victor, Co lumbia, Edison, Brunswick, Sonora, Aeolian, Che ney or Pathe, giving you credit for full purchase price. Come in today and hear how perfectly the Neuola reproduces all different makes of records. THE TONE SHOP Perkins Brothers 229 N. Jackson St. 4TH OF JULY FIREWORKS PISTOLS, CAPS, FLAGS, NOVELTIES. Complete line now on sale at CARR'S Variety Store New Location. 231 N. Jackson St. ".. sVt V a ttt tt st SALT SPECIAL BY mistake on part of the refinery, we have received two carloads of half ground Salt instead of one We ordered. In order to make room we will make a spe cial price in ton or -ton lots. Haying sea son will soon be on and this is your oppor tunity to buy your seasons requirements. Peoples Supply Company i t ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. IEALLSUMMER Piano Department "mline-Moore Conservatory Violin and Physical Ration Department li September. M. A. BULEY CONTRACTOR Builds Anything. First class work. Let me figure with you. Box 304, Resi dence 305 Douglas St. Roacourg, Oregon. v-y w.-.-.. -.1. ... v r-r i-'.. A" ji''r ? -M, j iiL ,?"ViA Tha Zigzag on the Way to Bagu'.o, Summer Capita, of the Philippines. All ahonnll Let's koI We're tunn ing from Manila, the (-rent piclurestjuo, Americanized Oriental city, und will travel by aulmunhile 2l miles to the north to BnRuio. the suiuiuer cupltiil of the Philippines. The trip cm. uIm be made by train We huve uheml of us one of the most scenic, spectacular and thrilling auto mobile trips In the world. Wo will have excellent roads all the way. The Philippines are, In fact, a paradise for autolsts, possessing 3,"00 miles of fine macadamized ronds. The first purt of the trip la through typical small towns nml then across the central plain of Luzon and through several rich and fertile provinces, where tropical vegetation Is seen at its best. Here one is Impressed wiih the (Treat agricultural wealth of the Pliill.v plnes, which represents one of the East's greatest producing areas, with the advantage of Immense natural re sources for the development of further production. It Is rcgrettubly true that even in the United States there Is far from any real understanding of the potentialities of the Islands. At some points rice fields, looking In the distance lilie the grcvtiest of green lawns, stretch away us far as the eye can see. If you want color. If you want to feci the romance and mystery of an Oriental twilight, pass this way as the red eyed sun at the end of the dying day Is slowly sinking behind the unending expanse of green Uehln. At first you cry out In ecsa-y at the gorgeous scene. Hut ns you ride along, your eyes fastened on the panorama of tints and colors, nml with the im penetrably bln'k Oriental night coin ing un fast, you become enthralled. You no longer try to express your feel ings. You cannot. You realize that those now fast changing, colorful master pieces In the heavens nml on the lund senpe are pictures that no man can ad equately describe nor human hands du plicate. So what's the use of tryii.g ! True, these are but Impressions, hut the traveloguer considers himself justi fied In mentioning them, for they are a part of the trip to liagulo and return. Indeed, the gorgeous sunsets in nil parts of the Philippines hnve nn Im pression on the mind of the tourist thai is everlasting. We leave the palms and tropical foliage and enter the zone of rugged pine. We i ;i s from the Ktift, tnconse laden air of the warm lowland to the crisp. Invigorating ozone of the tem perate zone, all within a few hours' Mine. For mile after mile the road now fol lows the tortuous course of a river, the t oad lying in the hot lot n or on the roeky sides of a granite canyon. The Philippines are riii In hydro electric possibilities. Tills power Is the cheapest power on earth. And It is everlustlng. Your traveloguer Is nei ther a prophet nor the son of a proph et, but he predicts that one dny there .fll be Innumerable Philippine govern ment owned hydroelectric plants In 'hiff cnnyon we ::r now pav'tig 'hrough. Think of lie possibilities of inch a proj''-'t! T. lay the trip from Manila to Pagulo is too expensive for the average Manila worker and his family, many of whom may live nml (lie without beholding Hip w.HmIioii beauties of their own inland of Luzon. Think of what a blessing It would be to Filipino mothers and children to feci upon their fevered brows the cool, invigorating hn-ezes of the m tin a n :o;.. m.w so near and yet so far ! Wlta lv Philippine government owt,:ng Its uw:i eleetrie railways nml hydro-electric ilunla it would be possible l; brii the trip to P.:i;.uio vlthln the means of hundreds of thousands of Filipinos Not only Is there sulllclcnt power In tills river to electrify u line from Mo-, nilu to Ilagtilo, but to operate the street railways of Manila, light the city and furnish power for niunufac hiring concern. Hut wo hae now arrived at Camp One. From this point the scene r.v rapidly changes as the elevation In creases. We are traveling over the famous Benruet road, the construction of which through the mountains Is a most remarkable engineering triumph. At places the rond is blasted out of the solid granite. Hiding on the edge of a 100 foot (.rec'pke makes one feel like II ---I s. tiffin "At timet we seamed perilously near the Jumr.i.i? off placa." he Is on the rim of the world, Rome of the tains are so sharp It Is Impossible to see ft1! ahead, and we sem to be perilously near the Jumping off plnee. We wonder 'f It is safe to lean out and peer Into the canyon for below, mid when we do ve are perfwtly Pat islled we are flirt Ins with den Hi. Yet the trip is a safe one, providing our driver l::'s better nerves than our own. All too soon we reach the outskirts of Piigulo. n city among the Houds and aie raiher surprised at the modern i-lly we Ihul it to he. In ten years H:i giilo has grown from a village of huls o the now justly famed mountain n sort f the Philippines, sometimes cnlt d Hie Philippine Shi. la. It Is un doubtedly destined gotne day to become a larue city. I'.jiL'uio ranges In elevation from I ..Km to .V,"(H) fret and Is surrounded pnicti' ally on all sides by high moun tain ri'l-es and "hogsbaeks" towering !nto the skies at a height of almost S(K feet. Aside frorn the seenery, whieh Is noteworthy, the great blessing of I'.a giilo is Its Temperate climate, which Is indeed u godsend to those impoverish ed by the tropical temperatures of the lowlands. N;t oidy Is the mountain air rich In ozone, hut It has been dem onstrated to be extraordinarily free from germs of all kinds. 1-iio-h year during 'he hot season the school leu hers of the entire archipela go are enabled by the goerriineut to spend a month at the teachers' rump In r.irguio for recreation and confer ence on school work. American army e Mirers and their families also go tn P.a.iio for the hot motitl . And now that your traveloguer has you in P.agulo, he believe he will leae you there, for there are mar.v Interest it. side trips to fnk-, and. besides Pag'.'o It The tin-it delighif il place f r h vaca'i. n in tl c ntire Oib rit. C. II. X. WHK.N OV tKAVti TOWN i ililt suuinivr It's a good move to havo thu Wvws-Itevltfw (ulloT you to your vacuiloQ huma. Let us luall It to yun dully Just phone 136 or write our luoscrtptiou department and w II see that It comes to you regularly. NOT1CK TO HOl.DKtial OF KCHOOL WAKK.VNTS. Nirtlce Is hereJjy gltn that holders of school war rum a N. 13 and 23. District So. 136, stfould present (hem (or payment, as luterest thero ou ceases with this date. June 28, 1920. OSCAIl HANSO.V, Clol lt Diol. 136. We Day the hieho.t nrifn f.ir r... cara bark. Lurger'i liargaln Store. NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVEHN MKNT TIMUKK. Ueneral Land Ollice, Washington, D. C, June 1, 'a0. No l tee Is hereby given that subject to the conditions and llinttu lloim of the Act ot June 9, 1916 (89 Slat., 218), and the lnsiructlous of i ho Secretury of tho Interior of Sep tember 15, 1917. the timber on the following luuds will bo sold July 12, lJ2u, at 10 o'clock a. m., at public auction at the Untied States land office at Koseburg, Oregon, to the hlKhest bidder at not less than the appraised value as shown by this uoiice, sale to be subject to the ap proval of the Secretury of the In terior. Tho purchase price, with an additional sum of one-fifth of one par cent thereof, being commissions allowed, must be deposited at (Hue of sale, money to be relumed If sale is not approved, oilier wise patent will issue for the timber which must be removed within ten years. Diets will be received from citizens of the United Stales, associations of such cilizeus. and corporations organued under the laws of the United tiintes or any state, territory or district thereof only. Upon application of a qualified purchaser, the timber on any legal subdivision will be offered separately before being Included In any offer of a larger unit. T. 22 S., II. 3 W., Sec. 7, NE14 NEU, yellow fir 325 M.. NW14 NEW. yellow fir 500 M.. SE4 NE'4. yellow fir 400 M., NE4 NWK. yellow fir 42S M., NW!4 NW. yellow fir 150 M., red fir 200 M.. NK14 SEK, yellow fir 3P.0 M., red cedar 10 M., NWVi SEVi . Douglas fir 1100 M., red cedar 20 M., SUVi SE. yellow fir 600 M., red fir 100 M.M red cedar 20 M., 8WV4 SE14. Douglas fir 695 M., N"E SW4, Douglas fir 690 M., NW14 8W14, louglas fir 400 M., SW'hi SW, Douglas fir 640 M., red cedur 35 M., none of which to he sold at less than 2.00 per M.: T. 21 S., R. 4 W.. Sec. 7. NEVi KKM, fir 650 M.. NWVi NEV4. fir 600 M.. SE'i NE4. fir 350 M., SWViNEVl, fir 500 M., SE'4 NVi, fir 650 M., NK'l SE4, fir 350 M., NV',i SEW. fir 000 M., SEVi SEH. flr 750 M.. SV W SE V4 fir 1000 M., NEW SWW, fir 600 M.. NWW SV4, fir 600 M.. SEW SWW. fir 650 M., SWW SWW. flr 350 M., nono ot which to be sold at less than 1.7G per M.. Sec. 25, NEW SW'., red fir 1200 M., cedar 20 M., NWW SWW. red flr 1150 M., SWW SWW. red fir 1100 M.. SEW SWW. red flr 1300 M., cedar 60 M.. the red flr to be sold at not less than $1.80 per M. and the cedar at not less than $.60 per M., T. 21 S., R. 6 W., Sec. 13, NEW SWW. 1r ?25 M., NWW SEW. flr 375 M.. SWW SEW. Or 425 M., nono of which to be sold at less than 11.50 per M., T. 36 S.. M. 6 W., Sec. 25, NEW NEW. fir 240 M.. pine 60 M.. SWW NEW. flr 200 M., pine 100 M.. SEW NWW, flr 290 M., pine 15 M., SWW NWW. flr 250 M., pine 60 M., NEW SEW, flr 150 M., pine 150 M., SEW SEW. flr 275 M., pine 40 M., SWW SEW. flr 230 M.. pine 70 M.. NEW SWW. flr 170 M.. pine 130 M.. NWW SWW. 1r 60 M., pine 250 M., SEW SWW, flr 80 M.. Pino 220 M., SWW SWW. flr 225 M., pine 90 M., the pine to be sold at not less than f 4.00 per M and the flr at not less than 1.25 per M. (Signed) CLAY TALL MAM, Commissioner. DELCOLIGHT Vfta Compl.U tlrlc Litfht and Pow.r Plant A profitable Investment. Soon pays for Itself In time and lubor savea. MilUl'.EIrc. SI or.rhon. 447.123 N. M V All klliil' t pr.'fe-.lolirtl work. We Buy at BERGER'S BARGAIN STORE Iliilee, Molmlr, ICiik, lliiblier. Old Metals, h Papers and llones. S A pood Line of Second llatnl Q Clothing For Sale. X Cues and Tine Sts. jij Sheet MetalWork or Al.l. KINDS J.II.SINNIGER I l OA K STItEET 1'IIONE ARcfrrshin Drink MAKES HAROWCRK EASY.-BUY SUPERIOR SODA-FOB HOME USE ROSESURG DAIRY A0 SODA ttORXS PHONE 186 Saje Trtllfc for infants & invalids ask ma jSSfHorlick's The Origin- Atom Imitations rhoOrigiiMlrooU-Drudtl-OrAllAgcs No CooiiirWi.luag-Uigortibia 7T Has Half Dozen Siviss Milk Goats obtained locally for an airplane transportation company to have Its headquarters in Bend. The outlay would be between (25,000 and 3U, OOu, he estimated. A half dozen milk goats, the Pro perty of C. E. Mover, a recent arrlv ul from southern California, are at tracting considerable attention. They are being pastured at the Silzman property on the corner of Lane and Stephens streets. Mr. Moer In mov-l In K here brour.ht tho sirlmnla with I him us several of them are pots. in soutnern California, nearly every family owns its own milk goats.' Mr. Moyer said. "It Is nothing i unusual to see a family louring with I goat curried in a crate on the! running board. They are eusilvi transferred and ninny people from mat uecrion have taken their coats i on the train with them across tho continent In order to supply good I inilk for the bahy. i t.oats milk 1b used almost en-1 (Irely In that aecflon for babv food ' whore prepared food la necessary. Ini cases where other foods huve failed to give results, gout's milk has been ; loutiil to ctve excellent results Doc tors claim It to be the best sulisrl- lute for mothers ml!k and It Is used extensively. Seven Koit:i consume a-i much feed ns on cow, and can be plsiured In I'lmost any plare where there Is a small amount ot brush or erss.M Mr. Mover says he does not ex pect to go 'into the business on n commercial basis, but Intends to. al ways keep a flock of goats to pro vide his family with fresh mlllt at all times He keeps the Swiss Tog- geniiurgs. which are the most popu Inr In the southern California districts. HOI' MM) UKK OLD TIMES PORTLAND, June 2S "We danc ed and drank until we were all see ing snakes." boasted Selms Wisdom to her husband, Orover Wisdom, fol lowing n little party on March 6, l'JJ'l. says the husband in a divorce complaint filed 'In the circuit court yesterday. She made the ussertlon it Is maintained, that "every guy thnt dances with me has to pay me." In his complaint the husband gives a very unsavory reputation to the Dreamland dance hall of Seattle, saying that It was a notorious, dis reputable place that his wife often frequented. The Wisdoms were mar ked in Seattle July 8,. 1919. Mrs. Wisdom started on the cabaret and rnndhouse route shortly after they were married, avers her husband. Stella Pitts filed suit for divorce yesterday against Jack Pitts, alleg ing cruelty. "DANDERINE" i:r;EXK.iii:xn tuii- made 11END, Ore.. June 28 The first airplane to cross the Cascades from Kugene to Ilend arrived thlB morn ing, when Harold Grady, ex-United States Army Pilot, and K. S. MeClurs llrltish ace. who has 19 Herman planes officially to his credit, flew over Hend 'In a 110 horsepower three passenger machine and landed five miles from here They will re main here over Wednesiluy and ex pert to fly to the D:illes Thursday. During his slay hero Mr. Grady said he Intended to ascertain wheth er or not financial bnckltlK can be Stops Hair Coming Out, Doubles. Its Beauty. 1 1 IT A fow cents buys "Dunderlna." After an application of "Dandfirlnjs' you can not find a fallen hair or uiy dandruff, besides every hair ah own now Uf. vlnror, brlKtitiie, mote rnlnr and thick n am. USED CARS Buick Roadster, 4-Cyl 1918 Mitchell, 6-Cyl Overland Roadster, 4-Cyl 1919 Mitchell, 6-Cyl Ford Touring )i Ton Chevrolet Truck, 4-Cyl All in first-class shape, if you are looking for a good used car, call on us. J. F. BARKER & CO., ROSEBURG, OREGON IMPLEMENTS AUTOMOBILES TRACTORS rgjsw, raraa!ma iifla E-CCMIHCH ACUEEftFUL K! N Home means comfort and good cheer when there is a CALORIC FURNACE in the basement. Your slippers, pipe, favorite reading and tha CALORIC are combination that make you forget the howling wind and drifting now. And how the wife and duldren appreciate such home warm and comfortable in every room. More than 76.000 satisfied users testify to the splendid success Uiey have had with the v.i t LCI ? riOritlnol Patented Pipcleas iumacf This is the furnace which has revolutionized heat' Instead! of using numerous pipes and registers, it heats the entire house through only one register. It is therefore easily installed in new or old houses. usually in cno dty, witlwut interfering villi you prwnt hatis amngemcnts. The CALORIC heits til types of homes up to eighteen rums, also churches, stores, f&ctcries, nails and other buildings. It burns coil, rtlr-, vood, gas cr lignite, and, because of speciil patented features, saves from i to your fueL 1U CALORIC u old under lie Monitor Iron-clad" GiArtntce, which insures the purcJwrr Utorough twd xonucl heat. Call on m, or vriu for Iht ntw CALORIC caulog. .'Sli ! liTl "---111 .... WW e-Sa-j s Churchill Hardware Co. ROSKIIl'KG, OHIIGON I Tin ii m 4v?Jiea.- -.si i h 'Tit , to r.v v V .6I : . -'..a in f. . 'til