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: the Sank .Account jigger the Opportunity. ,ayi bold true, but i ev.Jn mitre .0 just now k th. buying power of the d.llar bu become wUtB th. buying pu ..rfit ; j T f . Ifl?) Tvou cad Jold to four Guitar, until normal condi " " .,,,, wh,t ,0 advantage you will baYe, uut .m-v the Iluiouua i plea U lMP he O011' " ' y..y i wvi that purpose to your satisfaction. ,0HN M- TMBONB, Cm"''- " THEUKPQUfl POSEBURO NEW SNAP SHOTS To GnuiU raw Mr. R. R. Patrick left onthe morn ing train today for Cranta Paw and -other points In Oregon where she rill visit (or a abort time. To Grants rw . Mr. Leo Hates left thla morning Vor Grants Pau and Ashland where ha expects to spend the neit two weeka vIMtlng with frlenda and rel ative. VIH at reen Mrs. W. K. Ingram and children left thla morning for Green where ther will apend the next few days visiting with Mra. Ingram'! alater, From BatherUn Prof. H. Omer Bennett and daughter- came to thla city from Sutherlln today and apent a few bourn amend ing to bualnee matters and visiting with frlenda. Returns to Ashland Miss aflna Brower. who la em ployed at the Llghtand Water office la this city, left this morning for her home In Ashland where she ex perts to remain permanently. To Itogwi River .Kiss Emma McKee left on thla mornings train Vor Rogue Hirer, where aha will Join Mr. and Mra. 11. FV Morgan on their outing trip to Crescent City for the next few days. From Portland Jeffaraon and Radford Tester ar rived In Roaeburg this morning from Portland and will apend tho next few daya vlaltlng with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Tester. Mra. Fred Meyers. Upend Night H Mrs. Rthel Dsvts and Mlaa Clra-e Davis arrived la Hoaehnrg laat night from Portland and left thla morn ing for Aahland where they export to spend the hnrldaya visiting with friends and relatives. Camping Party Mr. and Mrs. Harry fltapleton. Mr. and Mra. J. P. Darker. Mr. ami Mrs. Itroadwsy, Mr. and Mra. Joaae and Mrs. Wm. I'oornian, will nil leave tomorrow for Wolf Creek, where they will apend the next few daya eamplng out. Nobody lliinte Monday Roseburg will be t'ae "deserted village" Monday cwlrir to the fact that the 4th of July ciletirallnns are being held In adjoining tnwna. Quite a number are going to Oakland for th celebration, and not few have deelgnated their Intention of going The San Francisco Savings and Loan Society (THE SAN FRANCISCO BANK) uvmOB wrtasta or rxi rtotau aisnvt iystim SHMSM Of THt SSJOCIATIQ tVHWl BANKS Of UN WUHC tOB COMMEBC1AI i:t CAtlf ORNU STREET. SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA JUNE 30th, 1920 ASSETS . United Stats Bomla. Notes and Certificates. State, Municipal and Other Bonds (total value fiO.StS.lltMi nun lny uti lwal !0,111,2I7.J Loan on Real Estate, KcumJ by hist mortgage! 37,J2.M7.71 Loans on Bonds and Stocks 1.3Sg,829.0 Stock In Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco . . . ." 100,500.00 ' Bank Buildings and Lot, man ui branch cfiWej (value WS.OOO.OO), 3r.ling on book at . . .i 00 Other Real Eststa (vslue 1117,500 00),jiding on tr .11 1.00 Employees' Pension Fund (value $JJ0,S1.3() sisnJuij on booki i ; 1 00 Cash on hand and In Federal Reserve Bank ?.9:,4.M Tu,al 66,840,J76.9 LIABILITIES Due Depositors IU.i51,26.17 Capital Stock sctually rid in 1,000,000 00 Reserve and Contingent Fundi 2,4SS,107.78 To,al $(.8s0,i".$ GEO. TOURNY, Vice-PreUiem and Nfanner A. H. NIULLER, Secretary Subwiit-ed end swam to before mc this Wih day of June. W20 Fot the six nmths ending June 0th 1P20 SEAL CHAS. F, DUISEhECRU. Notary PuSIk .J.vKkndol 4'., per annum a.dUrej! .ft ' BOARD OF DIRECTORS JOHN A. BtTK A. H. STIIMlor ' a, HAAS CIO. TOCNT I. N. WAITER . R VAN BFRGSM B. T. Ktrt WGH COOOFWXOW KOMJtT DOUjUl I. A. OskUtrLsjooi a. UO-RMAN -fir? ,uuu,. Jj-'-eum . ,m t., 1 i",r,' '.v'Bn mw in , i"iii"r r ffflj iwitwri ii j LfLfjJY NEWS f VflLIEV BANK uwluuw to the southern part of the couuly to attend the doinga at Tiller. It, Vmm Illdtllo John Arzner, of Kiddle, was floseburg vlallor today. spending a few hours transacting business uiat tors. , . . Mln. 1linan Ijmvee Mrs. J. it. t;napman ii-ii ui mui,, Ing for Grand Forks. Urllleh Colum iiln. where she will apend the aummer vlaltlng wllh relatlvea. To llewlaport Mr. and Mra. W. J. Weaver, of the ITmpqua hotel, accnmpanlrd by Mr. ind Mra. W. K. Weaver nnl child ren, of Shellon. Nebraska, left today 1 uto for Iteedaport and C!ardlnr, where they will sojourn for several days. Prune Ibuieh to sold The prune ranch at Yonrslla be longing to Mrs. Katie Solby waa old today to T. B. Dean of th's city who Intends making some sutistan lal -Improvements on the property. Tho deal waa closed by the Tester ienlty Company. Ten Mile Farm Hold The beautiful 47 acre farm home iielonglng to the Roaeburg National Hank and located In Ten Mile vsuey. known aa the W. R. Godfrey place, haa been sold to Aslgne and Chris tian Anderson of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson will take possession of the farm the iflrat of October. The leal was made tnrougn tne J. a. Walker agency of this city. fomea After Children Warren rlenttv arrlvod hero laat night from Washington to get his 'wo children Violet and Albert, and letttndav for the narth with them. They will remain with their fnther until achool atarts and will then re turn to Roaeburg to remain wllh their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mra. A. K. Sauavln of thla city. Mr. lleatty ns charco of a lumber camp in Washington. rTNKKAI. TOMOItKOW. The funeral services of Mrs. Marie Vnytilla will he held tomorrow after noon at 1 o'clock at the Catholic church, and interment will follow In the Catholic cemetery. SCHOOL CLOSED. The Hoseburg Telegraph Institute, conducted by Victor Carlson and Otlo Kills, closed last Thursday night. INDICTED Milt I'lHE SKTTIVIi. Jasper Palnuxe. of the Tiller country, who wawa Indicted by the federal grand Jury for selling forei. fires, waa arrnlgned in Portland yes terday and released upon hla own recoirnlT.nnre. t" One-Hundred and Fifth Half Yearly R. L. Cannon wo la from Rock land this afternoon. Dr. C. n. Bailey was In last even ing from South Deer creek. Wm. Karcher, of South I or creek, is suffering from a severe at tack of inflaniatory rheumatism. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Hunter, of lllx onvllle, left yesterday for the urper North Ciiipqua district to enter tho forest ranger service for the sum mer, 8, D. Whltaett was among the Roaeburg visitors today. The people of the neighborhood at looking for ward with pleasant anticipation to a dunce to be given at the commodious Whitsett residence oa Dodson moun tain tonight. PItCTTV WKIlIta BV.NDAV. ti.- I .1 u, .rf Vn W. W Wilson of Yoncalla. was the scene of a very pretty wedding on sunaay morning. June Z7. wnen tneir .tAlm Uv heeame the bride of Earl Brant, aaye the Riddle Trib une. Mlaa Wilson has Deen a leacner .1. vnnMitn aehonls for several years and has proven most efficient. She Is very popular in iub vumiiiu" Ity. The bridegroom Is an ex-service ..' . ,,,4 nromlnent vounr farmer of astrn Oregon. They set out on the sea of matrimony with the best wishes or a host 01 menus, iw moi ..f....n,arf hv the Rev. A. T. Hut chinson of the Oakland community church. After a brief wedding tour ihey will make thalr home on the llrant ranch In Deschutes county. TAI,l-lTKIt-8l'THEHL!N. ftAifl.Avn. Jnlv 1. Mlaa Hlldreth Sutherlln and John McAlllater were married recently In Portland. Mr. McAllister la a civil engineer In gov ernment employment at Astoria Miss Sutherlln Is a niece or w. n Hogan of this clly. and has mant frlunHa In the community Who will extend congratulations and wish Mr. and Mra. McAllister mucn nappiness and prosperity through lire. TITI.K Iti (i.KAIt. Acting upon the request of S. D. Evans, the Douglas Light and Water company haa forfeited its redemption right in the Umpqua rarg, ana wnn ln a few days Mr. Evans will have complete title to the land. In ord'ir to clear up all legal phasea a snerin s sulo will be held In a few days. Un der ordinary circumstances all per sons have a right of redemption, but all those holding such rights have waived their claims and the title will pans to Mr. Evans upon the sale. He is preparing the papers for the transfer of the proposed Evans park to the city, and his attorney, O. P. Coshow, announces that the deeds will bo ready to file In a few days. The title was completely cleared by the waiver made by the Douglas County Light ft Water company whose claim was tho only one out standing, KIltST AMERICAN "I.KUION" CAMP PIKE. Ark.. The first "A merlcan Legion" was founded in 1792. and ita existence under that name, terminated In 1796. War De partment records show that when he Regular army waa reorganized in 1792, Ifollowlng the Revolutionary war. It waa officially drn'gnaled as the "Legion" and wan divided Into four "Rub-Legions" of which the 4th I'nlted Slates Infantry was a part The Idea of designating the Cirlted States army as a legion originated with General Knox, secretary of war under George Washington. The army was patterned after the Roman le gion, the old mtlltnrv organization under which Julius Caesar and his tnircesHora conquered as much of the world a waa then known. The "Anierlem Legion waa com mumled by Genernl Anthony Wayne, ("Mad Anthony") and was organi sed at his direction at Pittsburg. Pa. tn M.iv 1792 President Washington Report of Instructed Osnsrsl Warns, I'da pot lr powder ,at lead, ta laat th mB may teont marcanw." Th j Legion fought Us enly fcntUe at Mi- ami itapia tp id jisniucay-voio- lualan country August tv, 178. en- gaging a fore i hosUl lodlanav In i'Kii. It having been decided that lb Roman formation was not suit- able for fighting Indiana., th Logiou waa aisuauaea ana reorguaueu tour reglaienta of Infantry. ILLICIT DltlO TKAJ FIC BIO. BUTTE. Mont., July 3 That Butte is one or the stations on a reg ular route maintained by vendors who bring Illicit drugs from Cana dian points, wm the statement re-, ceutly of A. J. Prltchard, a special agent of the intumal revenue depart-; tnent, who has been Investigating the traffic In narcotica In Butte, air Pritchard said the traffic In Butte amounts to thousands of dollars each mouth and that the addleta In this; clly run Into the hundreds. During his stay In Butte the ape- cial agent obtained evidence which , resulted In the arrest of Dr. O. D Bryant, a physician of Butte, and Wan Sing and Cuong Chung, the lat-1 ter two Chlneae. on federal charges. I The hotnea of 4 he Chlneae were raid- I ed and a quantity of opium; with fu.'t I layouta for smoking, were aelted. 'Tracing shipments - or drug ' which are sold tn Butte, we have dis covered that narcotica are being laid down here at a cost of $14.48 an ounce." aatd Special Agent Prlt chard. "The drugs then are put out to Intermediaries at 180 an ounc-), and these men In turn sell tha stuff at prices whlcji vary up to $4(0 an ounce. The latter figure la reached wmiu .lie innw """ mRUOl auu I milk, with a small quantity of drug mixed Q, . . : i 'Th drugs which are being peddled In Butte come here through Sweet Crass qreat Falls and Helena over a Tegular route. From Butle, he route leads to Boise, Idaho, and , then to Salt Lake City where a route from the south connects. The drugs which are brought in from the south ;..There were thirty million English cross the Meglcan line at Tta Juan, j tnat ta,kl!d o( EngIaIld,s mighi: and follow a regular route to 8a t Tncre wer twentT brokon troopg Lake. The ring of vendors travels, h. . tA rnr h ni.hi. over these lines on regular schedule iiiiiiiai iv iinmc ui Lratrjiuiif 01 en. and carry considerable quantities for dlatrlhutlon in the larger cities of the west." ' o HUCCK88FTI. AT RACKS. PARIS. July 2 Ragged, hatlesa, I and practically shoeless, an elderly , man waa sitting in tne parit on the south side of the Seine a few nights iinre, muttering to himself, do, fSD.i twenty pounds and four!" 70, the while he waa stacking little 'hln slips of paper one upon the We might suggest an American ver ilher. He attracted the attention df glon; two gendarmes for he had apparent-, lw hun fli-lnllno nn wins U was taken to tho -station. The desk sergeant was bewildered when the ragged man explained that ho little slips of piper were perfect ly good bills on the Bank of France, nnrt that the figures he was mumb ling represented their amount. He had 1 15.080 francs. "I won this money ot the races," explained the denizen of the park. It developed that the man waa one Ttllllgot. a former colonial sol dier, at times street newspaper ven dor, known to the citizens of Ore nelle ward In Paris as "Father of t,nck," or "Father Cherry," (the little fruit beng known tn the par 'ance cr gambling circles as the em blem ot luck. He had run up 140 frnnM ttiA amtiint nl hlai nanatnn xald to him as an ex-sold-ler. into' HONOLULU. T. H.. July 3. The 1 15,080 francs. The police released atrlke of Japanese plantation labor hlm. after giving him a little advice era. which began the first of Febru ibout counting It's wealth In public nry laat. is affecting the city and tor- . l.. .., .... . .. ' .HnrUI . rMtnfnlB aeeordin tn nnras wnito si'gnuy unaor ine lniiu-, ence of red wine. BilllFot Invested 80.000 francs in a life auunity the next morning. bought a suit of clothea. shoes, et cetera, and before departing Ifor the Saint Cloud race track dropped In on tho friendly police sergeant that afternoon rnd gave him a tin on the racea. The horse won. The news- naner, L'Eclalr hns offered hlin 100 francs per day for his racing se lections until the end of the season. MEUPORD CK.VSl'8 SHOWS A LOSS WASHINOTON. July S Census announcements made today Include Snlem and gives their population as i . I n.1n'r8e or,s ,or fs "Ya '-" .""S " a 14.027, an Increase of 4428, or - v - - -- " . . inmium Buitervu great loss when the census figures were given aa 6766, a decrease of3, 084, or 34. a per cent. o RRIGADIKR GKXERAL DIES WASHINOTON. July 1 Brigadier General William L. Marshall, retired Mscoveror of Marshall pass across the Rocky mount-sins, died In an i.rmy hospital here last night. - Id 1 nnw AAn, I .1 I HEW TOD AT WANTED Boy to do light janitor work. Apply Western Union Tel. Co. WANTED Woman or girl to assls' in housekeeping. Mlddleburg. Round Prairie. FOR SALE Or trade, registered Shorthorn bull. D. S. Churchill, Elgnrose. Oregon. LOST Shepherd dog. and Foxhound P'.ip white with red spots. David S. Churchill, Elgurose, Oregon. WANTl.D Man to drive laundry car. must he neat In appearance. Apply to Roseburg Steam Laun dry. WANTED Middle aged woman for conk, or will employ man and wife. Fdwln Weaver. Myrtle Creek. Oregon. Ff SALE House and 2 lo's. tR?S; house and I lot. free ani, l50. Farms at lew prices. No blotter, no ledger, no day book, no bnokkeenln. overhead expense t 4 J A REGULAR RANCH J J ISO acre on the Pacific High war and the Umpqua River: 30 scree or more of the beat river bottom land; bearing prune or chard; largo acreage la wheat and corn; all crop and equip ment go with place; one of tho best located ranches In Oregon. Ask us about 1L Fine residence. Beautiful modern home In an Ideal resi dence location; one of the fin est homes In town. Will be sold and Immediate possession given. Price $6000; $2000 down. If Interested tn Investments call and talk It over with us. We have acme good buyi In busineaa property. G. W.YOUNG AND SON Real Estate and Insurance, ltfl Caaa 8C Phone UT Sinnott Makes . Excellent Speech Ilepresentatlve Nicholas J. Sinnott , os .r, ." ." v,:" " Vi. " . .u " ...7'. ;,.,., . .h i.j i..i.i.in ,.', , .,. ' , ., . rec4ntly. Mr. sinnott. In one of the ,horte8t but most dlrect speeches ,.H ,h ..-,,,. i,jr..iH. . Hntr vir,lin. 1 hi.' m on ,n0 aurvTora of the Battle of n.i.n... ..m. iXhpy had neither food nor money, they bad neither service nor trade, They were only shiftless soldtera, the last of the Light Brigade. They felt that life waa fleeting; they knew that art was long. That though they were dvlna of fam- ine they lived in deathless song: They asked for a little money to keep the wolf from the door. And the thirty million English sent There wero one hundred million Yan kces that talked of Yankee might (Applause) And sent by sixty dollars to the boys that fought their fight; Yes( sixty dollars; that and nothing more, If that's to be In history America's low score Then ' ' "God of our fathers, known of old. Lord of our far-flung battle line. Beneath whoae awful hand we hold Dominion over palm and pine; Lqrd Cod of Hosts be with us yet, yet. Lest we forget lest we forget." STRIKE AFFECTS TAX RECEIPTS . .. " . " " City Treasurer Conkllng. Thousands 01 une iiuiuuu are de faulting on their poll taxes, said Conkllng. Of the $5 poll tar the c" ets $3 and the territory 12. GOLD MIXERS TO OROAXIZE. DEADWOOD, S. D., July 3. Th mining committee of the Dead wood Business club has Btarted a move ment to organize alVof the gold mine operators In the United States and Alaska. The new organization is in tended especially as a means of ae- i..i.i.n.n ta.ir.ut hv tha nld n,inorB ti, 'eommlltee has sent a circular letter to the miners urging their co- operation In forming the organlza- , ECONOMY ! SATISFACTION .isn you use our ser vice. j DRY CLEANING That prolongs the wear, ; preserves fabrics, shape I and style. Low charge. Who's your cleaner T Try imr Wajr - Onr Auto Will OmU. Pbeae tT7. 1 QUALITY, not quantity, li what counts. So It ll with our business. We built our buslnesa on quality. -Poor jewelry la a disappointment and shows poor taste: good Jcsvjlry la refining and elegant. This la the kind to wear and give to others. We select OUR goods with care. WE know the quality of the lewAlry we sell Is good; YOU will know it la good when you Vear it. When buying jewelry you can only trust to the REPUTATION of the firm from which you buy. ' Our WORD is our BOND. BUBAR ; cmjBCH notice - .j ' Methodist Church. South. James Methodist Church, South, James E. Conder, pastor. Sunday achool at 9.4S a. m ., W. L. Cobb, super- Intendent. Preaching service at U a. m. suhject "Sunday." Junior Lea gue, 2. 30 p. m. O. J. Rand super- intenent. Senior League at 7 p. m.. M'iss Flora Rand. President. Even ing services at 8 p. m. Mrs. C. T. Carpenter, representing the Prisoners Aid Society, of Oregon will speak. Hup aiiMent trill Ui "T,a XInii 1 Tho Cage. The Blngl"S will be un- der the direction ot Mr. Olson. Spe - clal numbers will be given and you are cordially invited. Mrs. Orcutt will sing tn the evening. This la the first ot the union services for the summer. Bishop Horace M. DuBose. pre siding bishop o V the Northwest Conference will reach Roseburg on Tuesday, the 6th. and will speak tn tbe evening at 8 o'clock. The public Is Invited to come and hear htm as he Is considered one of the most eloquent and forceful speakers of our church. , . " ICtH) TEACHERS I.V SCHOOLS 1 MANILLA. P. I. May 20 fine! thousand teachers employed by the board cif education will take up the work in the public schools of Manilla when they re-opened in June, after a vacation of more than two montha. u is es' nnteu by the board that the enr-qm -nt of pupils this year ftBSlI NIGHT I "THE SUPffiMAN'' I Gomedyart and Pathe Review. SUNDAY Alice Lake in "Shore Acres" Wherein the salty Mprar of ih (vu, md. S(nt new-mown hay are Joined in fragrant anion. Admission Prices: Children SOc, t C total 39c TODAY WILLIAM '4 8 m m I If Lone Mar Ranger A Romance of the Sreat Stomhwt. from Zano Grey'i faaa j 8 . Sunshine Comedy and Pathe News v,ftTi, BROTHERS mm I MMWWKIIAVWKj ;. FOR SALE j j A that Country Home i E 1 vma tiawo tarsantsxl K . rA you nave wanted a j 5 so lon2. j Over 7 acres In all, 6 In three- 5 year-old prunes; 20 other fruit J trees; balance left for berries, R chickens, etc. New bungalow, f new drilled well, best new Pago f fence. On Pacific Highway, in d best fruit district. Fifteen mln- A K K utcs to town.. fi .d i m PRICE $1850 i 9 2 B Iff - 1 W. 4 d . 2 Zk ' C ! R J (5 1 m Lire In Ienrclwood mill he dn nnn t,ii, 1 of more than 5.000 over laat year, Out of the total number of teachers I about one-tenth are Americans, the . romninder hin. piiinrn ..h Z CA8EV women, who. In most instances have- received their education in Filopoin Normal Schools. AND MONDAY tax Sc, total 2c; Adult 85c. tax f ONLY FARNUM 5 hair- K s '4 '4 'd s At Si r;ai. u. Merrill, tot Mill 8L
