v
GOVERNMENT PAHS
ITS YE
Fiscal Year Ends With All
Nations Bills Paid-Income
Tax Yields Big Revenue.
REDUCING LARGE DEBT
tionul IlclH Will lx Mate, a" J Re
duced ill the future 4'st 'or
Tho year are T illllion.
... a oinvn-rnM .lulv fi The fed-
eral government wound up Its fiscal
.' T... ,i.,.d, with oractlrally
) . - -,,,.. ,
van
I1 tha vnara hills Datd
lliliuiniv v
treasury department announced to-
dr' The operatons for the lint 12
month. the frst full fiscal ''
I rice the war ended will allow lit
tle, If any deficit. Receipts nu um
bursemonts have Just about balanc
ed. I'd to this month amounta paid
out exceeded Income by 129,000,000.
a small amount whn the total of
transactions la taken Into considera
tion. It la expected that oiwratlons
during Juno will not greatly alter
ibat figure.
Coat la Kevcn llllllona.
It baa cont nearly 17.000, 000, 0"0
to operate the federal government
tfor the last 12 .niontba. In the ftrit
quarter there was a deficit of $770.
U00 000; In the second quarter there
was a aurplua of nearly $160,000 .000
and In the third a aurplua of nearl:
1400.000,000. The present and final
quarter, It la believed will alse show
a aurplua.
Th. areateat oxpendllurea main
during the year wore by the war de
partment, of $1.503, 000, 000 durliiK
the 11 months for which the f Inures
have been compiled. The treneury
department In 11 montns spent
$$10,000,000, the navy, $723,000,
000; the shipping hoard 4884,000,
000. and railroada $691,000,000. The
Interest on the public debt required
$864,378,804.
Thla laat Item alone la almost as
much as the entire federal estab
lishment required In a pre-war year.
Income Tin Yield Much.
Income J profit taxca provided
most rtf the money, bringing In 3.
27.000.000 up to June 1. Mlsrella
neoua taxoa of revenue added $602,
011,000, while customs, formerly the
principal source yielded $316,674,
000. The new fiscal year will begin
with the gross ptihlle debt at a little
1na than $25,000.000. "00. It reach
ed Ita highest point AiikuhI 31. 1910
when It stood at $20,600,000,000.
Included in this amount la about
$3,000,000,000 "floating Indebted
ness loans running a relative
ly short time and bearing a high rate
of Interest.
I jirire Mum ItoiTowod.
The' floating 'Indebtedness has
caused the government to come Into
the loin market at frequent Inter
vals during the year, borrowing to
pay current expenses. The certifica
tes would be retired when tax In
stallments were jiald. Hut. new cer
tificates would Immediately he Is
sued Th tup. nHe elr the certifi
Took out, fellows -it's
leap year
ftreirvt ALL rest.
HW THK sreat deUctlv.
SHERLOCK HOLMES.
OOULD LOOK it th iih.
rROM A cijarettax
AND JELL jou then.
ALL AIOUT th mau.
BUT THldwr lrl.
AVK SHERLOCK .Hopped.
FOR ALL thty Dtd.
It JUST on look.
AT TUB outside.
OPTHI package.
THAT'S ALL.
AND If It Is.
THi CIGARETTE.
THAT "SATISFIES
THE QIRLS know.
HIOMT OFF.
ft .12,
and
fMetim&ox& Gibson'
I
TILT WITH t:l.l. UltTIl MOHI
LANU.
er a moment I was too astonish
ed to be angry when 1 saw r.ma-
beth Moreland througn 'ne winnow.
"Welcome homo, Katherine,"
she culled in her hlch, hard voice.
Come out a" ,oon a" y()U catt' "'"
all atingle to see John's baby. Jle
has told me so much about her."
t . nln nn little Mary's hood
us she spoke, and for a moment I
feared that Miss raiser wuu u
lice with whut deliberation I pro
ceeded. It jeemed to me that I could
not iiusslbly greet that woman. I
could not understand how John Gor
don, knowing now i im ".
could put this tux upon n-.e.
Aa It was I let Mlm Parker pro
ceed me with the baby In her arms,
and I cume In the rear of sundry
Hod Caps, burdened with all our
packages and baby paraphenallu
Just in nme 'o nuar uoi
n it me take little) Mary WU-
sahetb. Come to your suuue,
lllng."
Nurse Knows im-si.
"I do not think you had better
all. urv." I said coldly. "The nur
se knows just how to carry her. Bf you
mi m hem Elizabeth, take m a. i
thrust aa ungainly package of baby
rimblons and trailing blankets into
her arms. I knew she wi turious,
for I am sure that It was the first
I me In her Hfo that KllsH.etn wore-
land had ever carried a pacKage or
any kind.
.! knew she expected me to inquire
about John, but I would nut do It
I would not give her the satisfaction
of asking If my motor was there, es
pecially as my eve caught the tall
rorm ot Charles In the distance. As
w noMred him, he came up to say.
"Mr. Gordon wished me to say to
you that he was unavoidably called
out of town, and has asked ma to
see that vou are taken care of."
Yes," broke In F.lljabeth, I told
Chirks this morning that I would
cates boro 6 percent. The various
Vsues and retlremciila or certificates
during the yr gniyunt'd to close
to $ in, oho. ouu.ueo.
Iteduelliins In Sight.
During the coming fiscal year the
government confidently expocts to
make further reductions 'in the debt
although, this of course, cannot be
accurately foretold. Tho revenue will
vary with -bUHlnoHa conditions and
the expenses of the government au
thorized by CorgreHS can only be ap
proximated, although various men
at the capital have claimed to have
deflnito figures. The unsclentllfic
method of anproprtntlng money In
numerous nurelated bills and have
the 'Indefinite appropriations, like
the railroad hill, make It Impossible
for oven specialists to foretell ac
curately what the year's operations
will require.
The bint 12 months have witnessed
a greit expansion of commercial
credits, hut steady liquidation of the
war securities. The federal reserve
banks combined loans and discounts
secured by war purer have been re
tired by 1 100,000.000, while othor
loans and Investments Increased
$1,200. 000. oof'. Member banks re
duced Ibelr hnldlnira $,000,000,000.
ft ,1 !..
THAT THE mnn.
WHO SMOKES It
IS BOUND lo be.
HANDSOME AND clever.
.
AND GOOD nd contented.
AND THERE aro only.
THREE MILLION ot him.
IN THE country.
SO TKEY all had.
BETTER LOOK out.
AND IF you ret.
CAUOHT WITH the goods.
DON'T SAV,
I rt'DNT w.irn you.
IT .l.v. nt tuke a Shcrle.-k to find
out 7 (f t besterlields "satisfy."
Tine toba.-cis u one ie;ion. Supe
rior blending ii another. And the
moisture-priMf, g 1 a s s i n paesr
wrapper is a third. Thu expert
blend of fine Turkish and lometic
tobaccos will say t htntra to vmir
taste that w 11 contlrm everything
you ever heard about "sautfy."
V
CIGARETTES
MAHRimilEQ
come dawn to meet you. J
"Where are you going Charlej!
I asked pointedly.
"Oh I'm so sorry," interrupted
Elizabeth. 1 did not know you were
coming so soon and as my apartment
waa so hot, 1 moved over Into your
rooms. Of course. I know that I was
to have your roonia eventually, and.
like the advertisement, I aald to my
self. 'Why not now?"
"Are you trying to tell ma Eli
zabeth, that you have taken all the
furniture out of my rooms and put
r i,n In' You must have known
i that I would return Bome time and
m hv to stay somewnere uni-ii
the new house waB made ready for
""'Why. didn't John tell you that I
had moved In." he askod with an
air of Innocence.
lU-ason for Telegram Appears.
"John told me that you were go-
in in move In." I said with empna
sis." aa the reason for that frantic
telegram to Eltiaboth Moreiano Durst
uuon me. "Hut when he Intimated
that you might move Into my rooms
until I vacated mem, i seriounij in
jected." "Oh, dear. Oh dear, I didn't dteum
you would have any feeling about
the mstter. I simply put all your be
longings in that big attic room, oil
the third floor and when John told
mo yesterday that you were coming,
I setmed foollah to me to move out
of the place, srratigeq comniaisiy jo
my satlsfautiou. for the week or
two that you would be there, bo 1
hud vour buds set UP In the Uc
I MiouKht possibly John minbl go to
the club and you would be able to
get along. Vou nee I dill not know
that you were going to bring a bur Be
ilong wilh you."
1 lauuhed. U was perfectly Ifunny.
I understood perfectly why John had
not met me at the train. Foor old
chap, he would never have the
courage to laee me wun a ining line
thla. The enorml'y or the orrenso
was men that bad J not soen the
humor of It. I think that I would
have struck Elizabeth Moroland.
"Charles," I said, when I could
peak without launhing, you may
hive to the hotel."
Again I laiiKhed for I realized that
Bhe had probably eiaine John's
miserliness where his women were
concerned, and she knew that he
would be furious at the expense
This time she understood that he
would place the blame where 'it bo
longed.
Wlit would People Say?
"Oh. Katherine, If you fuel this
ny, 1 think you had better take your
old rooms. Ot course I have them nil
furnished up for one person, but 1
couldn't tbliiK of allowing you to to
to a hotel. What would puoplo nay?"
".My dear, you have nuthiug to say
about It." I answered sweetly. ""As
long as John Is away, I feel Hint I
am the only one to manage iny t-
falrB."
I Happened to he looking straight
at Charles, although ho was not look
ing at me. I could hardly believe my
eyes, but I was sure mat 1 raw one
of his eye lids drop own over his
eyes and I said to myself, "Is It pos
sible that there Is omo man In the
world, oven though he Is a servant.
who has, as perhaps he himself would
say. 'Kllzabeth Slorelanil's number.
Tomorrow Klizaheth Sublimit.
& CITY NEWS 0
Arundel, piao tuner. PTlone 1811.
We wash and polish curs at Mer
en's garage.
Insure
tractors i
nualnst lossv-equip your
i they won't se; fires.
We pay the highest price for Cas
ata bark. Berger's Bargain Store.
W ATKINS products,
f'hnnti 137-L.
1C6 W. Lane
I'Ir.
'nod.
i destiny lives, property and
lie careful with liro.
Ilayden Studios will be closed fot
n.' wiek. beginning July 12.
Ice cream social at Melrose Oran,i
Hall Siturday night. Kveryhody In
ited.
A soi-i.il
W'lin-he.itei
dance will be given a
Saturday night, July 10
1'ome and lnne a good time
ladies' shjinpoouiK, dying; rhlld
ren s balr rutting, elc, by expeil-
ce I operator, i'hone Mrs. Corbln.
lt J. for appointments.
Have your piano artlstlcaily tuned
.v C. 11 Arundel, 25 years interna
ib.nal exp-rlence. Player piano rv
palil:ig and ailjiutlng. I'hone U9-L.
Miss M.ng.iret Moore arrived In
It. .s, burg last n.ht from llalveslon
l".::s. and will make an extended
"sit in ii,is city with her aunt. Mr.
J. II. Sloane. Miss Moote bas b.'i-n
visit, ng with relatives In Portland.
M l. Vort St IKMH, WARRANTS
N
f'-ho
Hco la hereto
.
gl n that
warr.inls
ehool district
e" 1 llotli-t. roii'iiv 0.A.... . .
, . . " '"":'il. m anil
r,,,U ' ''"''otseii Feb-i
; i . ' "" f'O'" want
finds sni pnor ,, to r ,hi
.1 ;.li. ,t f,,r vsvment l,v the under-1
s gued. anj i (nir,lo, n,...,.
' fn
m ,!:!,. ,,t (i.i. ,,.i.,.. I
lie
.l tills
. ,
"'1 o iy or Ju'v ln 'n
!t,;,-DK
V I'.HKF.V
' I k of S.'hmil
t'ounty, Hre.ou.
V- , . ,.
- . i-oug-
7 yiew -at Vl For InfanU
& Invalid
ReCeakiaf
A Nutritious Diet for All Ages
Quick Lunch at Home or Office
Avoid Imitation! and Subititatca
HOLY WELLS SPREAD DISEASE
Italian Pilgrims Resent Attempts to
Prevent Their Using Polluted
Pools They Hold Sacred.
Kenan, the city of 2.000 temples,
18 also the city of holy wells. A pil
grim In Benares can put In a busy day
mnklug the round of these landmarks
and complying with the ceremonies
prescribed for those who would drink
from them.
Only the devout Indian pilgrim
would ire to drink of the sacred
wells, for custom says thai flowers
iiiikI be Hung Into Ihem as peace of
ferings, ami these denyed norni or
ferli-gs tend to make the water unfit
fur drinking. The British govern
ment did clean up some of the most
nolv npil popular of the wells In tho
uleresis of sanitation. But the Hin
dis were not nleiised, They come
hundreds of in lies lo enjoy the benc
Hs or the holy water, lusio, scent and
ill and they do nul euro to have It
iaiiitred with.
The ninsl holy of the wells Is the
Well uf Knowledge wtilch stiindB near
llennres' most ancient shrine, the
Celden Temple, and Is n!d to be the
dwelling place of a very Important
god. ' The most mysterious Is the
Well of Kate. Any one who looka
into ibe Well of Fate exactly ot noon
and falls to see lilt shallow Ib said to
be doomed to die wlthlo jx months,
(if euurse. If Ibe silent prophecy Ib
ntifnvoriiblp. the spirits can usually be
tiniigbi oil y offerings, nt the temple,
convenient!, near by.
In anmhe. well a snnke god Uvea,
and still iino.:er Is dedicated to the
spirit of Itfiil'flK. Pilgrims not only
drink of ibe water of tills well, bill
slsn blithe In i: :o make sure of Hie
Miner's power b'lig transferred to
ihein. Ilnlf a millioc pilgrims tour the
holy wells of Benares every year ami
Irlnk enough of the vra'er to stock up
ibelr systems with tl.j f irmi of every
illscuce known to India.
THOUGHT KANGAROO A BIRD
Naturalist With Captain Cook MIslscJ
by Remarkable Speed ptspiayea
by Australian Animal.
A naturalist who accompanied Cap-
tnln Cook on his famous voynpl
n round the world mistook for a bird
the first kooguroo he saw.
This Is not likely to surprise nny
body who has seen kanguroos In Ibelr
native wilds, for their leaping pow
ers are so wonderful that at full speed
they really look as If they were nylny.
A scientist, speaking of this mutter
to (he writer, said: "l chanced to
come across two 'old-man' kangaroos,
huge creutures. In the Australian
bush, and measured the len of one
of theni. Thirty-two feet the tape line
abntcd for eai b Jump, tuklug It front
toeimirk to toemnrk.
"It Is mnrvelous to see one of those
great mnrsupluls streaking across
country lo Immense bounds, literally
throwing Itself Into the air with Ita
mighty hind limbs, and hurilly seem
ing to touch the earth In its HlgbL"-
ROOSEVELT PAYS HIGH
TRIBUTE TO STEFANSSON
Theotlore noosevclt Bald to Stcfang
son. the famous Arctic explorer who Is
to lecture at Cliuutnuqua this year:
"Stefnnsson, there are few nun In the
world whom I envy, but you are one
of them."
Harpers' Mwraadne aald recently:
"All the world's heroism has not been
concentrated on the battlefields during
the past years. While the war has en
grossed the world's attention, this ex
plorer has dared and won Important
bloodless battles nirafnst snow and Ice
and darkness. For five years Vilhjal
mur Stefnnsson was extending the
boundaries of the scientific world, his
progress only guessed at by those who
waited eagerly for news of him. For
over a year lie was given up for lost
until the good news traveled south
ward that he was still alive,
"Ills success marks n new era In
Arctic explorations. Like great mill.
tnry commanders, Stefnnsson hat
solved the problem of supplies. Here
tofore explorers have been limited lo
their trips by the amount of food they
oould carry depending upon eating
their dogs on their return. Stefnnsson,
traveling v'h a minimum of provi.
ions, has lived off the land for months
slons, has lived off the land for months
legs in pind health.
"lie has explored and sounded 100,.
XX) square miles of the Polar sens and
i das discovered ne lands which will
slter the map. In recognition cf this
Ivrvlce to the world, Stefansson
ulrofttlv liita.n n-..l I i..t. l
--muni fti'lll lUt-UUIV IIJ
'll the American Oeograrhical E
;:(. -
.
. EtfwrH W. Neiso, f the
tmted statiHi hlAii.i .
been liunlail III, ...
- - ,,.w ..wntiwiviin In
1 National r....i.i. .....
rccconltlen cf "m,n.ni ,.i,.. ...
. aw, ti.vb I.I
increase
end diffusion ef gee.
BrpM knowledge.
JUDGE ERIK SJOEQERQ
eS
!l i
LI - f -i UJaJ
Swedish delega,c co the Internation
al peace conference, who has been ap
pointed arbitrator In the Franco-Amer
ican court at Paris,
NOTICE 0 SALE OF GOVERN-
MENf TIMBER. General Land
Jiflce. Washington, D. C, June 1,
iStiU. Notice ia hereby given thai
.'abject to the couditioua and liuilta-
hjus of the Act of June 9, lillli J'J
iiat., 21s), and the lusuuctlous ot
Ju; cretnry of the Interior of Sep-
eiuoor to, uii, me tiiuoer on ine
o, lowing lands will be sold July 12.
.'.'u, ai lu o'clock a. in., at public
. icnon at the United Statua laud
i.iice at Uoseburg, Oregon, to 11k-
'giiest bidder ai not less 'hau lh
ippralstd value as shown, "by thin
loilce, aale to be subject to the ap
proval of the Secretary of the In-
erior. The purchase price, with an
additional sum of one-fifth ot one
p?r cent thereof, being commissions
allowed, must be deposited at Ifuie
of sale, mou-f to be returned if sale
Is not approved, otherwise latent
will issue for the timber which must
be removed within ten years. Bids
will be received from oitltena bf the
United States, associations of such
citizens and corporations organised
under the lawa of the United Slates
or any state, territory or district
thereof only. Upon application ot a
qualified purchaser, the timber on
any legal subdivision will be offered
separately before being Included in
any offer or a larger unit. T. 22 S.,
It. 3 W., Sec. 7, NE k NE14. yellow
fir 325 M NWi4 NEK, yellow fir
500 M., SEVi NEU. yellow fir 400
M., NEtt NW14, yellow fir 426 M
NW NW, yellow fir 160 M., red
Mr 200 M., NEK SE K, yellow fir
330 M., rod cedar 10 M., .NWVl SEK.
Douglas fir 1100 M., red cedar 20
M., SE4 SE, yellow fir 600 M.,
red fir 100 M., red cedar 0 M.,
SW Vi SE, Pouglas fir 695 M.,
NE4 SW14. Douglas fir 690 M.,
NWS SW14, Douglas fir 400 M.
SW SW4, Douglas fir 640 M., red
cedar 35 M., none of which to be Bold
at less than $2.00 per M.; T. 21 S..
It. 4 W., Sec. 7. NEK NEK, fir 650
M., NWK NEK. fir 600 M.. SEK
NEK. fir 350 M., SWK NEK, fir 500
M., SEK NWK. nr 650 M., NEK
SFM. fir 350 M., NWK SEK. fir 500
M.. SEK SEK. fir 750 M., SWK SE-
K nr 10UV M., NEK SWK, nr 600
M., NWK SWK. fir 500 M SEK
SWK, fir 560 M.. SWK SWK. 8r
360 M.. none of which to be told at
leas than $1.76 per M . 8c 25.
NEK SWK. red fir 1200 M., cedar
20 M., NWK SWK. red fir 1150 M.t
SWK SWK. red fir 1100 M., SEK
SWK. red fir 1300 M., cedar 60 M..
the red fir 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. 5
W Sec. 13, NEK SWK. fir 325 M..
NWK SEK. fir 376 M.. SWK SEK
fir 426 M., none of which to be sold
at less thnn $1.50 per M., T. 36 S..
R. 5 W., Sec. 25, NR Vi NEK. fir
240 M.. pine 60 M., SWK NEK. fir
200 M.. pine 100 M.. SEK NWK.
fir 290 M., pine 15 M., SWK NWK,
fir 250 M.. pine 60 M.. NEK SEK.
fir 150 M., pine 150 M., SK SEK.
fir 275 M pine 40 M., SWK SEK.
fir 230 M.. pine 70 M., NEK SWK.
fir 170 M.. pine 130 M.. NWK
SWK. fir 60 M., pine 260 M.. PR K
SWK, fir 80 M.. pine 220 M.. SWK
SWK. fir 225 M., pine 90 M.. the
pine to he sold at not less than $4.00
tier M., and the fir at not less than
J1.25 p.-r M. fSlgned) CLAY TALL
VAN. Commissioner.
WILL W YOUR USED
FURNITURF, S roVES.etc.
J. B. HENINGER,
SUCCESSOR TO MC CLALLEH & CHAMBERS.
Sheet MetalWork
OF ALL KINDS
J- H. SINNIGEF
110 OAK STREET PHONK 48
tROSEBURG
MYRTLE POINT
MARSHFIELD
AUTO STAGE .
Letts Rnti-tinnf, 4s!'.y st tsyi A. M.
tsi Mjrtle I'otnl, dtlr st ? J0 .1. If.
fopiectlnns at Myrtle Point
to and from Marehfield, Co
Q'lllle, Bandon and Powers.
Fare $6.48. including war tax.
Tteservatlons at msln office,
405 Cass St., near deeot, Fhone
303, or Umpqua and Grand bo
tola, Rapp's store.
TAYLOR & CLINTON
r,rltJt'KiiS10AL V.XRns
MRS. F. D. OwUX Cut Flowar
Phone .40. 40 W.. cast. .
IR. M. H. PLY1JSR CbLroiirMtlci'
fnysician, in w. l-an i,
OR. a P. BRADFORD WIFE
Chiropractors. Phone 40-F4.
OR. CLAIR K. ALLEN Dentist at
331 Perkins Building, Roseburg.
Oregon. Office hours I to II a
m., 1 to S p. m. Phone (6
Sutherlin Sanitarium
MEDICAL SURGICAL
Write R, I. HALL, M. D Bupt.
Butherlln, Oregon
mm mm
All Cbuvtifled AdverUaemenU In
serted new tostuj; wl'l be found on
ia page antler "New Toduy" bead.
WANTED.
WANTED Waitress at Hotel Ump-
ua. ,
WANTED Boy oTer 16 for kitchen
neiper. V4reteria.
WANTED Counter girl at Royal
uiuo uare, opp. depot.
WANTETD Luuch counter girl ai
noiei umpqua at once. ..
WANTED Furnished or unfurnlsh-
s uuuse. r none cu.j
WANTED 2 timber fallers. Deer
i-reea iuniDer ua., Uixonvllle, Or.
WANTED Boy to do light Janitoi
worn. Apply Western Union Tel.
Co.
WANTED Woman or girl to assist
in nouseKeeping. Middleburg.
Round Prairie.
WANTED Partner to make trip to
tinier Line wun pack horse. B. F.
News-Review.
AX AVERAGE of one hour's work
each evening for your board.
Cafeteria.
WANTED Good bull dog for watch
dog reasonable. Address B. D.,
care News-Review.
WANTED Woman at Berger room
ing nouse. uau at once. Corner
Cass and Pine utrects.
WANTED Married man, steady Job
for right party; wife to cook for
1 or 2 men. Sunshine P.anch.
WANTED Middle aged woman for
cook, or will employ man and
wife. Edwin Wearer, Myrtle
creek, Oregon.
WANTED To purchase land partly
rough for goats. Prefer Looking
Glass, Melrose way. No fancy price
considered. Slate price and terms.
B. B., care News-Review.
WANTED False teeth. I pay cash.
s 10 i4u per old set. Don t mat
ter if broken. Writo now to Box
H, care News-Review. Will call al
your home, will be in Roseburg 1
day only, July 10.
IELP WANTED WANTED HELP
Ex-eervlce men and othore fur
nished enipluyuient free of charge
Contir, ton. lancbera and farmers
place your orders with us for help
era. Our services are free both t
employer and employed. Law
rence Cordon Co., 125 Cass St.
Phone 219.
FOR RFiXT.
"OR RENT Kcitrty oeuoslt boxes
Roseburg National Baak
FOR RENT Large furnished room,
close In. Phone. 12-Y.
MISCELLANEOUS.
C. H. ARUNDEL, piano tuning and
repairing. 25 years experience
Phone 189-L.
LOST Headlight for Dodge automo
bile. Finder please return or
notify Ed Davis, 117 So. Flint.
WELL DRILLING K. E. Helnsel
man, driller. R. 1. Roseburc
Phone 3-F5.
LOST Shepherd dog, and Foxhound
pup, white with red spots. David
S. Churchill, Elgarose, Oregon.
SAFETY FIRST fjecm a safety
deposit box r your valuable pa
pers at the Rosebur? National
Rank. tf
LOST Crocheted baby shawl; was
lost last Sunday between Roseburg
Garden Valley and Wilbur. Flndtr
plesse leave at Harth's Toggery or
phone Mrs. A. H. Denison.
LOST Elk's tooth charm with
small diamond setting. Will gtre
liberal reward. R. E. Harness.
Roseburg, Ore.
MONET TO LOAN ri-year itra'
credit farm loans, low Interns
rate. $6.000 local money to loan
on good real estate. First mort-a-age.
See M. F. Rice ot Rice
Rice. tf
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE 1 pool table. J. M. Jndd
FOR SALE 4-room plastered mod
ern bungalow $1100. J. V. Casey.
FOR SALE Team horses. 7-8 years
old. 1500 lbs. each. Ray Burks,
Youcalla.
FOR SALE 8-room house, 4 lots,
garage, barn, chicken house;
strictly modern, with furnace
FOR 3ALB 2nd baud piano. Phoua
i-Tli
FOR SALS Four bead of young
-ujuw. i. m. Muiu, uuiaxa, Ur j.
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FOR Sale 16x20
604 . Douglas. .
tent. , Inquire
FOR SALE 109 acres one-halt mile
from town, $3,500. J. V. Casey.
FOR SALE 8-room house, $1200
this week only. Phone lks-Y. '
WOOD FOR SALE Ola and second
. growth fir; some nine. J. C. Royce.
phone 34-F2.
FOR SALE 160 ft. of one-Inch rope
and one Jackson bay fork. Phons
42-F2, -
FOR SALE Team horses and har.
ness, cheap. Deer Creek Lumber
Co., Dlxonvllle.
TOR SALE Oat and vetch hay, $l(
Dor ton In shocks. Phone 3-F4
R. E. Muthis, R. 1. ' . '
1K)R SALE Cheap, Overland car la
good condition, Enquire berger's
Bargain Store.
FOR SALE 25 head of stock hogs.
Aaaress f. k. weaver, ilyrue
Creek, Oregon. ,
i'OR SALE Or trade, registered
Shorthorn bull. l. S. Churchill,
Elgarose, Oregon.
rUST' SELL fast Chalinors bug
cheap, good mechanical conditluo,
Inquire Sunset Garage.
VOR SALE 1 milch cow, 6 head of
goats; 1 pig. N. P. Wheat, Brock,
way. Farm in Happy Valley.
v'OR SALE 1919 Harley-Davidson
avorcycle nd side car. Thomas
JoJley. Wilbur, Ore.
i''OR SALE 5-rooiu house and 2
lots, furnished or unfurnished. In
quire Roseburg Steam Laundry.
.'"ORD TRUCK BODY for sale oheup.
also gas tank. Trucks built.
Cockelreas & Harbor, Oak tc Rose.
'OR SALE- Piano, Gerhard upright
grand; also Hardle spray outfll.
Perklns Bros. Commission Sales
Room.
FOR SALE Ford truck, chain
drive, canvas top, fair condition.
Price $360. Lindblom, Dlxon
vllle. FOR SALE 1918 Harley-Davidson
motorcycle; bargain if taken nt
once; cash only, inquire at News
Review. FOR SALE 1100 pound mans,
works single or double; also 40
White Leghorn hens. Henry
Teater, 2 miles east of Dlxonvllle.
FOR SALE Italian prune trees.
Oregon grown, 6 to 8 ft., 60c; 4
to 6 ft., 60c; 3 to 4 ft., 35c. R. L.
ESI Is, 3 miles west, Roseburg, Or.
FOR SALE One automobile bug at
$100; one Ford touring car; 1
good delivery oar; one trailer, 2
good mowers. All cheap. Judd &
McMlllln.
FOR SALE 1917 Chevrolet" 1a
good running order, all new tires,
$450. 1918 three fourth ton Re
public truck, $600. Inquire ot
Service Garage.. tf
TOR SALE We have the following;
cars ror sale: One Ford tnuriag
car and one Overland Model 10
touring car. Uaipo.ua Aute Sbes.
Winchester St.
FOR SALE 160 a. old growth fir
timber, about 3,000,000 feet ot
B. M., on Umpcyia river at Elk
ton, or will trade for a good auto
Price $1,000. A. Teal, Wilbur, Or..
FOR SALE One fresh Brown Swiss-
cow with heifer oalf; 1 red Dur
ham heifer 17 months old; I
Brown Swiss bull calf 9 weeks old;
1 Jersey bull calf 7 weeks old. R.
W. Stovall, Alexander Addition.
OR SALE Stave silo 10 x 24 Just
emptied; double disc plow, Ben
!ca; Milwaukee binder. Oeorge
Telford, opposite Happy Valley
school house, P O. Roseburg. ,
"OR SALE 4-roora house and 15.
lots. 4 good chicken houses, wood
shed, well; also 4-room house and!
1 lot. Riverside. W, E. Bowenr
R. 2, Roseburg.
FOR SALE Bins Cherries, best for
canning. Fine flavor. Require only
1-3 as much sugar as Royal Anne.
Phone 9F25 and beat theh1gh
cost of sugar. We deliver In box
lots. Ed Bryant.
3UPERIOR ROCK SPRINGS CO "
Best on the market; dry slab
wood and mill ends by the tier or
cord. Special price on 10 tie? lots.
H. J. Denn, cor. Oak and Main.
FOR SALE Beautiful country homo
Just off Winston bridge, 5 acres
in 3-year-old Italian prunes Mod
ern plastered bungalow almost
completed. Price $1850. J. V.
Casey.
FOR SALE Team of black mares.
harness and wagon, cheap If taken
at once: also a sorrel mare weigh
ing 1200 lbs., drive single nr
double, aad a yearling colt. Phope
27-F3. Ask for. Henry Andersoi
after ( o'clock.
FOR SALE About 10.000 feet No.
l lumber at mill. $15 per M. ir
taken before July 10; also somo
No. two-Inch plank at Wilbur,
Just aa strong for bridge or barn
floors as any, $10 per M. 1000
cords dry slab wood, $1.R0 pr
cord. On good tow. 4 sals.. $25
busier value If taken at one. Trip
la A Lumber Co., Wilbur.