Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, July 03, 1920, Page 3, Image 3

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    WEDDING AT OBEKNS.
A very pretty wedding was per
tormad Thursday eTninf at S o'clock
at lb borne of Iba bride's parents at
Oraena, whan Hiss Laverne 11.
Harens was married to T. r. Van D
Vord, ReT. Conder. of tbe Methodist
Church, South, of this city, officiat
ing. The ceremony was performed
lu the presence of a. number of
guests representing the relatives and
friends of tbe contracting parties.
Jdr. and Mrs. Van De Vord are rery
popular In the Oreens community,
where they will make their home.
NOTICE TO HOLDERS
OC SCHOOL WARRANTS.
Notice la hereby given that holders
of school warrants No. II and 13.
District No. 13, . sh-ould present
them for payment, as Interest there
on ceases with this data.
June It, 1110,
OSCAR HANSON.
Clerk Dlst. 111.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Proul. of Green
spent yestejday in this city attending
to business matters', leaving for their
home on the evening train.
Universal Body Corporation
Free Love Is Ad
vocated In Russia
PORTLAND. OREGON
MANUFACTURERS OF
Auto Delivery Bodies, Heavy Truck Beds, Panelled
Bakery Bodies, Express and Stake Bodies. Dump Bo
dies, Lumber Rolls, Cabs, Windshields, Curtains, Etc.
DILTRIBUTORS OF
The Wood Hydraulic Hoist with Complete Stock of
Extras. , .
Ask Your Dealer If He Doesn't Handle Our Line,
Write Us.
The follow lug doors has been la
sued by the Soviet of Vladimir,
aear Moscow,' Russia, and ahowa
coacluaively how tha I bolsbevlsm
has gained control in that country.
- Any girl having reached her 18th
year and not having married. Is ob
liged, subject to the most severe
penalty, to register at the bureau of
free love at the commissariat of
surveillance.
Having registered at tha bureau or
free love, she baa tha right to choose
from the men between tbe ages of
ID and SO a oohabttant husband.'
- Remarks (1) The consent of
the man In the said choice 1s unneo
jesaary. (2) Tha man on whom such
a choice falls has no right to make
! any protest whatsoever against tbe
j Infringement.
The right to choose from a num
ber of girls who have reached their
eighteenth yeir Is also given to men
i The opportunity to choose a wife
or husband will be presented once
month.
The bureau of tree love la autonomous.
Men between the ages of 1 and
60 have the right to choose from a-
I mong the registered .women, even
without the consent of the latter. In
the Interests of the state.
Children who are the Issue of
.these unions are to become tbe pro
perty oi the atate.
unable to take-olf because of an ad
verse wind. Hawker cut loose his
undercarriage as a gage to coutest
tor the honors of the air, and to
lighten his load; then Winged away
seaward with Ireland as his object,
Raynham. accepting the challenge.
tourht to start notwithstanding thr
unfavorable conditions, but he was
Unable to leave the ground and hi
fn:blue was wrecked, be was in
jured. ami his navigator. Major C
.V. P. Morgan, almost killed. Haw.
Ikrr. It will be recalled, flew 1100
l tulles before engine trouble brought
mm aown.
The undercarriage was actively
sought by Hawker's acentu and by
otnera aa a souvenir, but search or
the coast and of nearby waters. Ions
continued, failed to rjlsi-los the
wheele and their mount. Fishermen
recently picked the carriage up off
the coast, southwest or cape Race
and brought it into Presque. where
they disposed or it for a notulna
sum.
WE SELL
Edison
MAZDA LAMPS
Douglas County Light and Water Co.
INDIAN'S CRY FOR HKI.P
WANTED
Women wanted at Cannery, Com
mencing Tuesday, July 6th.
A RUPERT COMPANY
tlNCORPOKATMD
Phone 310 Roseburg, Ore.
zr
MEXICO CITY Twalvd million
Indians, who have slaved for five
centa a day for t've yeara at a time
support 3,000.000 Idlers, cry out for
jbelp to the newly formed national
, Agarlan party, according to Chria-
foro Ibanei, who made the keynote
i speecn at tbe party a organization
i meeting here yesterday, according to
El Herald De Mexico.
"Since childhood I have lived tbe
.rife of peasants," aald Ibanei. "I
; know how much the tollers of the
.field have suffered, how much they
ineed and how much :iey merit. They
have spent five years at a time earn
ling the dally miserable wage of ten
Centvos (five cents) tilling the
, earth with the sweat of thela brow
for other peoples profit. In the be
ginning of our history as people the
Indians were reduced to less than
nothing by Spanish agents, who, to
enslave them, -Inculcated in them the
fanaticism for the Virgin of Ouada
bipe, so as to be able to do anything
they pleased with them later, by in
voking this name, and the Indians
were reduced to slavery.
"For this reason the Indian hates
the white man. The Indians call the
animals which roams the fields the
"cuauhcoyote," a mply call the white
mnn "covote", that is, thief. This Is
because for a long time there has
been in Mexico 12,000 Indians who
have supported 3.000,000 idlers and
not a few Europeans who have lived
off of them."
.nitter attacks on Oeneral Carranza
and some of his followers featured
the address of the newly elected
president, Antorrlo Soto y Gama, who
aald that Emll Zapata was his "only
chief."
Soto y Oama pledeed the party's
support to the presidential candida
cy of General Alvaro Obregon. be
cause of his radicalism," and be
cause" he is feared by the reaction
aries." Generals Alvaro Obrevon, Salva
dor Alvrado. Plutarco Ellas Calles
Magna were elected honorary presi
dents of the new party.'
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
DEPENDON GOODS
LINEN DUSTERS
FOR YOUR
SUMMER AUTO TRIPS
$2.50 to
. $6.50
These Slip-ons are
real value Cft
themselves in saving your cioin.es -
from the dust and dirt of sum-. M) SI)
mer travel. .
COME IN AND SKii THEM. '-.-- '
I. ABRAHAM
"DRY GOODS STORE'
121 N. Jarkoaa St.
Phono 110
WARNER'S RUSTPROOF CORSETS
.d
The trustees of the Roseburg Mer
chants association request all mer-
) chants to close their places of busi
ness on Monday, July the 6th. Tbe
banks will be closed. Place a card
on your window to this effect.
SECRETARY.
o
PART OP PIjANE POI ND.
ST. JOHNS, N. F., July 1. The
undercarriage which Harry Hawker
! Jropped from bla air plane when he
i took flight from here a year ago on
I his pioneer attempt to cross the At
lantic without stop, has been recov
ered, and presented to the public
; museum for keeping with other ex
hibits associated with the colony's
history. Tbe gift was made by W.
b. Grieve. M. L. C, who purchased
it he carriage after fishermen hsd
Slcked' It up off Cape Mar's, 100
miles southwest from the poiat
where It was dropped into the sea.
When Hawker set out on bis trans
oceanic attempt on May 18. 1919, he
flew over the airdrome of Frederick
P. Raynham, almost on the edge nf
the coast. Within sight of his ar
rival, who was standing by his plsne
-JL
We Believe in Home Products !
WE SELL
Jersey Ice Cream
Exclusively
None Better
PRICES
CONKS? .
PINTS -QUART
T CENT
S CK-NTS
0)0 CENT
T$c Alcove Confectionery, X& tTVIaple Leaf Confectionerj
E. A. PE1TEY EDWARDS BROS.
Foutdi's Confectionery, cyWrs. Geo. Foutch
NOTICE OP REMOVAL
All patrona and the public gener
ally are hereby notified that Smith
and Friend have moved their Jitney
stand from Phone 271 to 21. ChII tl
hereafter SMITH and FRIEND
MANY WUERCl'LAR BOMHKIW
PORTLAND, fuly 2 Oregon Is
the home of 273 tubercular soldiers
and 184 men were rejected by the
army draft boards because of tu
bercular ayptoma. Many soldiers
"gassed" In action are developing
tuberculosis.
These statements were made Thur
sday morning to the county public
health nurses at Central Library by
Miss Mary E. Cronin. special nurse
for soldiers and sailors, who war
addressing the opening session or
the Oregon .'Public Health Nurses
conference. '
Establishment of county health
clinics Is the goal toward which the
Oregon Tubercular Association will
at once start work, and the 1SZI
program of the association will tak -
the first step by employing a clini
can and holding clinics in different
parts o fthe state, Mrs. Sadie Orr
Dunbar, executive secretary or tne
Tulierculosis association told 1 the
meeting.
WHEN YOU LEAVE TOWN
this summer It's a good move to havr
'he News-Review follow you to yom
vacation home. Let us mall It to yon
lally just phone 135 or write our
mbscrlptlon department and we'll
tee that It comes to you regularly.
HAS CHARGE OF CAMP.
Leslie Rutner. of this city, har
been selected to take charge of the
boya' camp at Corvallis this year
Leslie Burner was selected from
Among several ' hundred other ex
;lub workers. He has taken several
prizes for his work In industrial
;lubs and his record stands amons
he highest in the state. He will be
it the college for the greater part of
'.he summer and draw a good salary
for his work
NOTICE OP SALE OF COVERN-
OAlm. Wasiilnclun. D. C. J8ssitjr.r aMMiin-
glvea jnal
SUN WAY AT THE CHURCHES.
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Tha Presbyterian Church, Jaskson
md Lane streets, E. W. Warrington.
Minister. A cordial welcome is ex
'ended to all visitors and stranger
to attend tbe services of the church
next Sunday. 9:45 a. m., Bible
study. The Sunday school enjoyed
the picnic at the fair grounds thir
week. 11a. m., the regular quarter
ly communion will be held at the
morning service. It is the Master's
request that His followers thus join
In remembrance of Him. 7 l. in..
Miss Florence Wlmberly will lead
be Endeavor service. The new off i
cers for the next six months will be
Instilled at thia service. 8 p. m., the
union Sunday evening aervlres will
begin next Sunday and continue dur
ing July and Auguat. The service
next Sunday will be held at the
South Methodist Church and Mra. C.
T. Carpenter, of the Oregon Prison
ers' Aid society, will speak on "The
Man In the Ca.
. ,
Christian Church, Pine and Wood
ward streets, C H. Hilton, minister
Mrs. C. T. Carpenter wHI speak at
the church on Sunday morning at II.
Mrs. Carpenter is a womafi who ha
spent her life working In prison re
form. She has been for 20 yearn
visiting prisons and working with
these people trying W heln them.
Her storv is one well worth llsteniK
to. It Is hoped there will be a largo
audience to hear her. In the even
ing Mrs. CarpeiM;- will speitk to a
united meeting. The flllde chool at
9:45. One of tbe largest schools of
the season was In attendance last
Sunday, and the Interest was high
There will he some Fourth of Jolv
special features next Sundav. Y. P.
S. C. E. at 7 o'clock; subject. "Our
tinlv to Our' Country." All are In
vited. Pint M. E. Charrh. corner '
ard Main streets, r. W. Kcsgr, pSe
tor. 9:45 s. m. Snndsv school: 11
a. m.. pres-hrng. "The IHvlne Voice.'
7 n. m.. Epworth lseue: 8 p. m.
nresrhlng. "The Perfecting of the
Saints" Praver meeting Wedneedav
evening. A cordial welcome awaits
you.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
MRS. P. !. OWEN Cut Flowers
Phone 240. 403 W. Case.
PR. M. R. Pl.YI.ER Chiropractic
Physician. 223 W. Lane St.
I
DR. R. P. BRADFORD WIFE
I Chiropractors. Phone 40-F4.
DR. CI.AIR K. ALLEN Dentist at
(38 1 Perklna Building, Roseburg.
Oregon. Office hours 9 to 18 a.
a., 1 to I P. ' l"on
1920. Notice is hereby
subject to the conditions and limita
tions of the Act 'it June 9, 1916 St
Stat.. 218L and the Instructions of
the Secretary of the Interior ol kp
tember IS, 19171 tlie timber on (lie
following lands will be sold July li,
1920, at 10 o'clock a. in., at public
auctlbu at the United Status land
office at Roseburg, Oregon, ' to the
highest bidder at not less 'han the
appraised value as shown oy tliu
notice, sale to be subject to the ap
jroval of the Si-cretttry of the u
.erior. The Purchase price, with, mu
additional Sum of one-fifth ol Oho
pjr cent thereof, being commitsloiib
allowed, must be deposited at' liiiie
of aale.-moiuy 10 be rutunud y sale
is not -approved, otherwise patent
1U Issue for the timber which uulat
j' Teinorcd within' ten years. : Bkts
trill be received from citizens' ottln
United States, associations 'of ! aucl.
:itizens and corporations brgaulm-J
under the laws of the United State.
it anv-a'atA. terruorvor district
hereof only. Upon application q a
jualifted purcham-n-the timber i lu
my It-gal subdivision will bo uffen-uv
K-paratety before being iucluded. In
any offer of a latxer iwH.--T. 23 S.,
K. 3 W;-. Sec. 7; NEW NKUl-yeliowr
lr 326 M., MVti Nifi , yellow fir
300 M., St:4 NEK. yellow llr 400
M., NEK NWIi, yellow Ar 425 M..
1W hi NVYK. yellow fir ISO M., red
Ar 200 M , NEK SEhi. yellow flr
130 M., red cellar 10 M.. NW'K SEK.
Douglas Br 1100 M.. red cedar 20
M., SEK SEK. yellow flr BOO. M.,
red lr 100 M., red cedar 20 M..
IW14 SKK, Douglas flr 695 Mn
NICK SWK, Douglas flr 690 M.,
SVV'K SW14, Douglas flr 400 M.,
iWV SWU, Douxlus fir 6 40 M., red
oedar 35 M., none of which to be sold
it Icbs than 12.00 per M.; T. 21 S.,
!t. 4 W., Sec. 7, NEK NEK. fir 650
ii., NW K NEK. Ar 600 M., SKli
NEK. flr 350 M., SWK NEK, flr 600
M., SEK NWK. Ar 550 M., NEK
3EK. flr 350 M., NW'K SEK. flr 500
d., SEK SEK. flr 750 M.. SW'K K
K flr 1000 M., NEK SWK, flr 600
NWK SWK. flr BOO M.. SEK
SWK. flr 550 M, SWK SWK. flr
350 M., none of alilch to he sold at
less than 11.75 per M.. Sec. 26,
NEK SWK. red flr 1200 M.. cedar
20 M., NWK SWK, red flr 1150 M..
SWK SWK. red flr 1100 M.. SEV,
3WK. red flr 1300 M., cedar 00 M.,
he red flr to be sold at not leas man
11.80 per M. and the cedar at not
less than $.60 per M.. T. 21 S., R. 6
W.. Sec. 13, NEK SW'K. flr 325 M.,
NWK SEK. flr 375 M., Hw K SEK.
.lr 4 25 M., none of which to be sold
it less than 11.60 per M., T. 36 S..
ft. 6 W., Sec. 25, NKK NKK. Ar
140 M.. pine 60 M., SWK NEK. Ai
200 M.. pine 100 M., SEK NWK,
fir 290 M., pine 15 M., SWK NWK.
r 250 M., pine 50 M., NEK SEK.
lr 150 M., pine 160 M., SK SEK.
lr 275 M., pine 40 M., SWK SEK.
llr 230 M.. pine 70 M., NEK SWK.
llr 170 M., pine 130 M.. NWK
4WK. Ar 60 M., pine 250 M., SEK
1WK, flr 80 M.. pine 220 M., SWK
3WK, flr 225 M pine 00 M.. lite
nine to be sold at not less than 4.00
per M., and the flr at not less than
U.25 per M. (Signed) CLAY TALL
MAN, Commissioner.
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Children Cry for Fletcher
- The Kind You Eave Always Bought, and which has been
14 In use for over thirty years, has borne the signature of
M - and bos been made tinder bis per
V? sJ?7rTr , onftl upervitiion since its infancy.
urs. i-ueum Allow no ene to deceive you in thiv
'-""All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-good" are but
..--..-.Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
jjuunts ana uiiidren Experience against Experiment,
r What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric,
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant It contain
neithsr Onlum. Mnrr.hlne nor othnr nsrrntir. cti)ictan-i Im
VAAt tFfi is its guarantee. Fur more than thirty years it has
been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency,
ind Colic and Diarrhoea J allaying Feverishness arising
therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids
. . the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Chilirtu'e Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE. CASTORIA ALWAYS
Beers the Signature of
m
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We Buy at
BERGER'S
BARGAIN STORE
Hides. Molinlr, Unas,
Ittlblier, ONI Metiila,
Pn)crs and lloiies.
A Good Una of Second Hand
Clothing For Sulo.
Cass and Tine Sts.
OOOOfXOCOOOOtOcV0VV"--
A Refreshing Drink
MAKES HARD WORK EASY. BUY
SUPERIOR SODA FOB HOME USE
ROSEBURG DAIRY AND SODA YIORKS
PHONE 186 ,
OPEN ALL SUMMER
Piano Department
Heinline-Moore Conservatory
. Violin and Plysical
Education Department
Closed Until September..?
Auto Owners!
We would lie 'luel to test
your
Batteries Free
at any time and Klve you enrt
advl-e on Hie rare of Bstlcrles.
ln pnn'lilia iew Imtti-r-lee
act ottr orlte. We inn neve
j-ou money.
MOTOR SHOP GARAGE
441 N. JacktMiit SI.
notching.
M. A. BULEY
CONTRACTOR
Builds Anything First
class work. Let me figure
with you. Box 304, Resi
dence 305 Douglas St.
itoartmrg. Omcon.
7-.... MS' mm mmmmmm
In Use For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
CsTNTAtlW BOM -AMV. M sW VOX OITV,
'jar'" 11 ir.'s.iWt
4TII OF JULY FIREWORKS
PISTOLS, CAPS, FLAGS, NOVELTIES.
Complete line now on sale at
CARR'S Variety Store
New Location. 231 N. Jackson St.
USED CARS
1918 Mitchell. 6 Cyl
1919 Mitchell. G-tyl
l; i Ton Chevrolet Truck, 4-Cl
All in first-class shape, if you are looking . r
for a good used car, call on us. "
Buick Roadster, 4-Cyl
Overland Roadster, 4-Cyl
Ford Touring
J. F. BARKER & CO.,
ROSEBURG, OREGON
IMPLEMENTS AUTOMOBILES TRACTORS
H ACHEERFUL i30MEC0Mll!G
Home means comfort and good cheer when there if CALORIC
FURNACE in the basement
Your slippers, pipe, favorite, reading and tha CALORIC are a
combination that make you forget the bowling wind and drifting
snow. And how the wife and children appreciate such a home
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. More than 76,000 satisfied users testify to the splendid success
they have had with the i
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This is the furnace which ha revolutionized Iieatin.' Instead of
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Ths CALORIC heat! all types of homes up to
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and other buildinu. It burns coaL tote, wood, s
H liiiT
t l V w:M,.V.irm or lianite, and, becauw of apecial painted leaturr,
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r --SeiSril Can " " "iw (' " CALORIC
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