J
J
por focr
fi'm Star Carries
Troupe of Actors
The luwuun mining picture nuiu
tdiau Chester i.uumiu i munu
uvisoliul appearance lour dneti
iioia tlio Mack Suiik-u studios, I."-
ilr. i: klto. '
lar to i-veiy l""iui. iau m mc 'io'-'
world " I'lUuui.iiug Hi-'
Ilia ol lim pictures ai ho.lo "j "'
older u, ni-ci iM-ri.-.i.aily in.. Im"
irluO'ln throughout -"-"':J-
'llio loui ui If the niiuiru "' ' VJ
cafiou l"i- tlm fumou toiiu-ditii -n,u
iirtt in; bus Had m ncily i"1
liimivUiaicly upon ''" om
..i. of liu lour. Air. Coukllu re
turns to Ills studios.
tor yaia in. t,oaklln has wanted
to ni"t ln movie uuJl.uws, In P--
SOU. bill the VIL .!!. -f dlUdlU
. . ... wl llll 11.. Ill.'W.
f,.p hi i.iiL-B-ui'lit Mr. Ciiukl'O
him iirroilli'l. d linns' 't "I'll a col.i-
. ..: i
i.i.nr of InKl.ly-Balarl. d,
1 O
,.,..-it Tim. i I. ii- Ii I .il linn- that
motion' incliir.i alar has alt. -inni-d
auuli H tour -iioiii co.i-it to coa-it---
wllh cinil'l.".-' an olKanii.iu.m
Tliuao a'ii.-aiant.-.i ui
ihi-r- lon ,
un.iiuo.
Mr. Conliliu a irudu.-tlon If n ail)
a hrilllaiit
mod. in, d. Iictiitiii r.-vu...
It conatrucud lo auniw
anil lor
laulii r. And in iiasMiig It may l.e
8,-ild that tin- fun la aUi.olui. ly il'au
and whol.-aoino.
Th. ro l music a Idi nty. olnr,
fnslilon dam.-, and a louch of
lmv..atv fur which Mr. Couklni l
c.-l.'brati d.
Soma of Ihn l iiol dut H that have
inada mlllloim lauith whi n lli.-y Of
aw n Mr. Onklln on tty wtcm-ii. Lav.
boon tranf.'iid to llio ucluai alace
Thoy aru un.loubti-Jly homo of th.
funiilinl K"'"i ' charaiturizalion tin
atage can boast.
Luch of Mr. Conkln'a film l"ii
Ilea la uioro than in. n ly b. aiillful
thnuch th. y are nil that. I hoy
voraallln coniodli'li mi. aliiK. rs and
danciTH.
Then lln.ro la Art IVnin y, who, us
a llirht ooiii' (linn, him iiiiiM-aii'd in
tho biK vauilovillo iln-ai.ia of th
country. 11 la ono of llio In
known cabarot fiilci -lalncru 111 111"
country.
Mr. Cunklln cai-rloa with him his
own Jazi orohastra of niikid playom
In Him If a comidi lo unit. Thoat.-r
coora aro aasur.-d of a koiiuIiio Iroat
In tholKhtor kind of music-wiih-a-klck.
Thin I'liKaRcmoiit Is for ono nl'ht
only at tha Aiitli-ia ihoat.-r.
lit VS I IVIMtANtTf.
The old Craves creek ranch, about
boots miles this side itf Crania Pass
has boon purchased by Thos. r..wu.
a brother of attorney llooru'p M.
Ilrown of Caldwell, Idaho. This fine
property consisting or UCl. acres, a
good part of whlcii is under culti
vation. Is a producer of fruit ami al
falfa, and while the price was not
made public, It Is said to bn n-hail'l
some figurn. The deal was mailo by
tbe Hogard Heal Kslato company.
iH'KN I XDIill M'W MAX.UiKMKXT.
Derrick bouse- liomu cooked meals.
Mrs. D. Y. Allison In charge. The
best of service and fond.
It wca erroneously reported lo tlm
Nnws-Hovlew nrflce that Miss Helen
Summorhnlter had left several days several years.
ogo for Portland. This Hem was ,iuh-j ,mis Young was a major In dni
llshod, but It was learned today that math's at the University, and utter
she did not make, tile trip or even her graduation she look up profes-
conteiuplaled doing so. She is slaylm,
at the llermaiin home in this cltv
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children
In Use For 0ver30 Years
Always btftrfr
the
Signature
Native Maori Singers From
i -r
my f. vv 1 ---x i-"1 -T)
fe fe,: " yy v; n
, -vfii j i
rIrwt from fnr awii.v New Zeulii.. I
native Mi.ori ..loirer. the only company of .'
the IsIhiiiI lNniiiiiii.il. Oitieinl government
SU'l coMmm.
The Maori niinrerii are heft. led by JJ. li I'
I'rwnt some of their m.tlvo (Inures and cvrvui i :
0
LOVE ardMABRP
fcq. the notea
ALICE M'KI.S a
Why. of i-i.urn" I have." Kald I.H-.il-th
when M.S.-ti a-lo-'l li'.-r la'h-
.... ,...rll,, KliiLlltT M' had ""I
always known of n-y t:leverf!-s.4
i ctiii think h- has rhant'i'il
"Milt
' cho A
continued, ai'-' 1 '''il Ml her Hp hi.s
..i -I,- from the tan-
', uuou. me that she had mi.de
iV mistake. ,
dh. you jut tuink I it diutircl
Elizabeth. U-.alM" I mad.- the re
in.uk that I ii. v. r -intended to be the
door mat kind .if a wife. That kind
,
of a woman i.toiizes am meant.-
h.-r husband and lnvaii.ii.lv i-he mar-
ri.
it... ifiml of a niiili wno u'lu n"t
........ I ..r -h..
finds the clay
.111.1.."." " ' -
ol of hor I'tol '
S akliia of ( lay fort and Idols.
(.I Alir-,. who had colli o up yith Tom
;! Joiiiod our party, "Has anyone
n the liit maKiiziiio. hi.-i
.. . .'. !. 11 ....a tlllu
I was ao pl.-asod with It that I cut
ut t road it n to loin, i iiniia
have It In my pocket."
"No. If. in th" poi-K.i "i ... ... -
You moan my .war. mi. .....
Hliotly, "that It ,s in.iny,."'--'- 1
nut It thoro att. r p-annc
Who wrote It. askoil
,.q..,.rlv
' '
"I'll loll von." nnswoiod Alien
'lillelly. "iifi.-r I have read n.
Did Not K.s-.n r.issiblc
A hnrrlM" presentiment stole ov
,r
it
me ami vt it i"i ". ,T :
aid have
was nosalble that anyon
nr'ntw a po. m thai mu " - - i
klnd I had written some mouths ..go
m" ,Aiir"'" ti,:z ;;,i"mv"o'.;ni
.mow, hc ause I rr..gi - d n ...
verse. "How C.IUI'I III"
magazine
l n!io,l
have aoiten ho'd H"
my s.-lr, anil then a looa. ai mm
.iilcul fan. assured me tliat In
mimn way she hart gotten hold of It
and sent It to tho magazine. I was
Dunking this while K.m r . ..
magllig In his pockets and wlilln
Alice was reading the first line.
She crowned him with a laurel
wreath
And gazed Into bis eves beneath
To see his soul III Iso.
She laid her head upon his heart
Ami hoped that It might heal the
smart
Of Crief in Joy disguised.
She held to til in nor sin........ "
II . I... ...I j
And said. "Me alvvavs n , . j
Ilia, goon wo..." - , ....
llllnillv slie worship'.
1 anil ai"i-i
And bronchi to him hor whole
Rr,.:tt
Oregon Student In ;
Chautauqua Play
i
KftiKNi:. .'uly 17 Miss Janet
Voung. a graduate of the fnlv.-rslty
of lirogon. Is lo upponr In tho local
Chautauqua July I'-'th, with the
Maurice Hiowno piayers ill llio big
iliuadway success. 'Kindling." This
is the First time Miss Young has ro-
turned
Iho Oregon campus
lor
sloniil work, .lust heion. Chutuliqua
mouu.it tins year she was app-aring
In Kuril -..l.-a "Moda" at the liarri. k
iTheatie ill N'-w "t"k- and critics
'spoke birlily of h. r In that produc
tion IIS o as tl.e ." I 'il l "-I
Which the Mailt".' I'rmv to
me piescntini; on tie- '
pror, i-'im ,
Mims Young pi. in s the l.-i.1
initio role In iMiidlnu;.' tliat
gle .S hllltz. This is the sc
that the production has b
of the MmsKsiepl. 'rhe pr.'
I"
.! f' 1
"( M.i
md t-i
Present "An Evening
..- Hi
ie Ini; t,
nitre nttr:. t --n for tile vt.
1. t'c..t!i.-r " ;tli mi Illll-tr:-,
!r,lld lire lln. ,1 only, uilll Ml:
l.-i in
"f ti e h.-M t...
t -'lie of
An ri,
uuyiu
iiibimm w rnrrtlJW
I " . ..
lleVef illei
no- knew hi fe.-t ! 'ay
on oiif h.'arll.n-aking day
She
I'm
-h.' droi'li.'d li'T o''s.
d ii.and a Hit l lauahliiK niald
hi II' ii!icoll:U'lOU8 llieiu o'
atrayi'd,
Makmi; mud vii-i.
"Who wrolB II. who wroio n. ,
tfiked . vi'ivoni' an tli-y mulled at the.
id. -a of ilu- Idols flay f."d I"'"' made, i. -
,lil l mud I'ios.
Will, Ita tlh-nl Katli.Tlnd Gor
don," Kiid Al'.rc.
All y.yi on hit
i:voryono tpnoil to me Inquiring i
eves, but only Kln'labotll a"t. ;
did not write -it did you Kalhie?'
II.-r assuming to cull niB by my P'-t
made me llurious, ami l an
il quietly. "Well, like Hllaa
of lllrksoniall f.'llie, I have
-
W I'L't'
., L.w.n'n to i niu into poeuv.
"Does t.i iit mean that yt u (lid
v. rl'e -,t," she persisted.
V,.., ul- A MTi'to it." lnterruriteit
- . h,.r ru;im ,
... Atlantic City.
! , , V ' ' ,, It to
' . , k , .. -1(,K n
'. - ;,', nothing about It so long I 1mA
ov-oll
foritoti.-H about it ilutu uiiiaj
l pi veil his i iioi k null a i-
nil...-.! for more. T'lin
uli.
is that
check I gave you for Kaihei-lne?" j
rid she put into my hand a piece ii' j
paper with a generous amount v nt-
, ,.vprt.., to Mid Kalh-
h ,,',. ,,17M,.,,.
...; .. h......
Katherino hud
Mi-s l-.-rKer aaiti mai n.... -.
'iiiiiie over with Helen and Hobby
(o-neisnis Applniiso (ilven.
Again. I was congratulaleil anil
iiiii.lauileil. and I realized that thej
clever Alice bad ret that stage pur
posely when she found that the poem
bad been accepted 'and published.
She had put it'lu h-r pocket, nnd had
hoped to "spring"' It on me "t tho
. lull before all my friends.
"Who was your Idol," asked Kll
.aliet h.
"That's telling." I answered smil
ingly. "Kvery wi.mau you know has
an Idol that I'alry land of .Malta 110
lieve she calls III lier IB 'g' mil loll."
"Its ii good thing for .lohn that
voll
hound out 111" lilol s t.-'-t wore
. clltini.,l Kll7abei
..t,r , , (.iK,,,at,call
, ,, .. .,
"-" . .
-IOIN..I-K.W ..oiiii .imi;i,t.
SLOV
DEATH
Aches, pains, nervousness, difii
cu'.iy in urinating, often moan
Kiiiijus cU.iOrdera. Tho world's
s tandar J r.'meJy fr kidney, liver,
biaJJer and uric ociJ troubles
COLD MEDAL
brin qiit-!: rtll-f flu i often ward off
dtju.llv Ji -Tfi "5. Know n ti V.3 nation il
r-n t,iy .f l 1'rfnl t r ir.oia tlian itJ
ycat. A'l (Jricir'M. in lhr ilux
LoU fur th nn r ril on rrjr bo
llliimfnn
in the rol
The play is
.!- I l.y M
l'i;,l. ; K
;inl ti:i
Yim V and (hi-
(if love that
New Zealand Chautuaqua
in the South Seas."
" -' "U'l Vt t'll:r.:':ill,:l.i.
'I I. -. lire 011 N. w . .1
lii.'i ,ti. 1.1 brim. itii h,.
T-. 111 . 1;:-. 1,. J,, ;,,;.',:. .,,
r.itA.
their tntti en ti e i ',i!for.n m,J ,.;.,.
r in
SINK IV AT THE Clll llCHES.
Tlio llrst lln.llt fliuroh. Lane
land lio o Mioota. Kby. J- H. HKkaon.
i ju.sior.- IHblo school at :5. 0. J',
icoahow. Sitpt.: inoiiiing worship at
ill. wllh proachlni! by tlm pastor ;
"iilij.ei. "Tho Aftorinath of tlio Ono
i ii.indi.-d M.Mion Dollar Drive." N
s.-rvio in Ihia church In the oveninc
on account of Chautauqua. Service!
nt Olid Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock.
flirlsrtan fliuroli. I'lnc and Wood
ward titi ts. liev. C. II. Hilton. Mln
l itor- Th paator has returned from
the Turner convention and will
preach at lh) momma: hour, ins
subject v. ill be. - Tho Trials of
Knith." The Iliblo K-hool nesaion will
iKb plnr
at S AT,, nnd tne lnieros.
mill remains pood. 1 hero will De no
eveiiinr; K.-rvioo on account of the
I ( hautaii'iua. The y.mnir people will
I also adjourn their meeting for thp
iatr, ronrort riveit In the Chautau
onu tdil hy the company of biv
from H'-aMlf, who will bt- hen undtT
thf anspircs of the Ministerial bbso
flatinn. Thf pulillc invited to all
ierv!r'!.
MVtlMM.ist Cliiiirli, South. Rv.
Jiiiiu-R K. ('oiuicr, paHior. Pnndny
Ffhoul at ft: 45 a. m.: proachlnp at
11 a. m. i: v. Mr. J.-nkins will have
(I nrf' of tht nrrvici!. Junior Leapiif
nt 2:" p. m : Si-nlor Lcagut at 7
p. m. N niTViB In tho evening oti
rr'-niinl of Th Kpcial Sunday even
ing prof;taiii at the Chautauqua.
Tli Prt-Nbvterirtii 1uir( b, JackBon
Mid I.ane Hlreets, Ilev. K. W. War
riiiK.nn. MinlKter. Sunday school at
!i 4 5 a. in. Mr. K. I .Cuthrie has
lr en chnsen by the t-ession as SnpL
,f (he F' luxil to fill the vacan-y
mused hy the renirnui iin of Mr.
Cmo. Iturehard. At 11 a. m. lr.
Louis Athert liankn will preach the
li t-t nr a P ris of four n.-n.ions on
'The Winds of Ood." lietrinninK next
Sunday h will preach each Sunday
morning until the seilt-s is com
pleted. The themes are: July 18.
"Tho KaM Wind the wind t!n. driv.-g
the Houl to God:" July '25, "The
North Wind, the wind tint purifies
ehuraeter;" August 1. "The West
Wind, th" wind that inspires growth
and f'-rtllitv:" August S. "The Soulh
Wind, the wind that brings pac
and charu." Then four sermhnu
are the first in a n-w hook of I r.
f'.itiik.s' vliich will hi- published this
fall hy Funk and Wngnallft Co., of
New York. It is hoped that the mem
' rs and friends of the congregation
will avail themselves of this privi
lege and hear each sermon of (he
f riej. At 7 p. m. Mifiij Kdna Terriu'
vill lead tho Kmleavnr servic.
There wi'J be no iiti'oii Sunday eveii
tnc service, thus giving ihe peonle an
oppoituniiy to attend the Chautau
qua. St. (i.eorgo's Fplcoial fliuri'li
Sund iy July 1 8. Holy Communion
7:S' n. m. Morninc service and ser
mon nt 11 a. m. Kvening service at
Suthcrlin. Rev. Thos. R. Alleeson.
letlifflist rbtirrb, South. Sunday
school at 11:45 a. m. rreacliing ser
vice at 11 a. in. Kpworth Leaguo at
7 p. in. No evening preaching ser
vices. V. W. Keagy, paptor.
Kli-st (liruch if Christ Scientist
Christian Science services are held
Sunday morning at 11 o'clock and
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock,
i Iris meeting includes testimonies of
healing, Sunday School convenes on
encli Sunday niorniim at 9:45, and
all up to the ace cf 20 years are In
vited to attend. Tho reading room in
the rear of the church ' is open daily
except Stindavs nnd holidays from 2
to 4 p. in. Tho public Is cordially in
ied to attend iheo services and to
visit tho reading room. Subject of
1 Sunday's lesson is I,i'io."
Tho funeral service of Louis Deck
er ww conducted today by Rev. K.
W. Keacy at Coles valley.
1"! s. n-WMtf. en sent a group of five
''', M. l!l..t:.t.M. a le.-turer from
- ii.-i. a p.iv, rim ,-nt collection of curios
it-nij tln-r
inf
-rest lug people will
ti:!tlve eotii;iu!.
i
1020.
Dlt.
mil.. ALBERT BASKS
.Noted JTwacbt-r-Lecturer
a at
TMK I'HKSUVTiCltLW ( HI IU H
Sunday uioriilug at 11 o'clock.
Four Sormons on
"THE WINDS tK tit)D."
Julv 18 "The East Wind
the Wind that Driven the Soul
to Ood." " ., . I
July 25 "The North Wind
the Wind that J'urlflea Char-
8CAug. 1. "The West Wind"
the Wind that Inspires
Growth and Fertility."
AuR. 8. "The South Wind
the Wind that Urings 1'eace
and Charm."
Hear them all.
G. WALLACE W. HANGER
G. Wallace W. Kanner, a native of
Virginia, but for many years a resident
of Weshlngton, D. C, is chairman ot
the public group on the railroad labor
board. Since 1i13 he has been assist
ant commissioner of tho United States
board of mediation and conciliation.
0 CITY NEWS 0
Arundel, pnitotuner. P7!od 1891
We wash and polisli cars at Mer
ten's garage.
Slreet dance at Oakland Saturday,
July 17. Music by Ott's orcheaira.
Ott's orchestra, with Kennedy, the
saxophone jazzer, at Oakland, July
17.
Fires destroy "lives, property and
food. Be, careful with fire.
Don't forget stop at George's
stand for fresh roasted peanuts.
We pay tbe highest price for Cas
cara bark. Berger'a Bargain Store.
Don't forget the big street dance
ut Oakland next Saturday, July 17.
W ATKINS products. 126 W. Lane.
Phone 13 7-L.
Dance given at W molester Satur
day niKht, 17. Good music and two
pretty girl floor managers. Come
and have'a good time.
For that nice buttered popcorn
watch for Charlie's big wagon. He
will lie there to wait for you, 410
rass St.
NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERN
MENT TIMBEIt. General Land
Office. Washington, 1). C. July 3,
1920. .Notice is hereby given that
subject to the conditions and limita
tions of the Art of Juno 9, 1916
(39 Stat.. 218), nnd the Instruc
tions of the Secretary of the Inter
ior of September lo, 1917, the tim
ber on the following lands will lie
pold August 2-1, 1920. at 10 o'clock
a. m.. at public auction at the Unit
ed States land office at Rosehurg.
Oregon, to the highest bidder at not
less than the appraised value as
shown by this notice, sale to be sub
Jwfto the approval of the Secretary
of ihe Interior. The purchase price
with an additional sum of one-fifth
of one per cent thereof, being
commissions allowed, must be
deposited at time of sale, money to
be returned If sale is not approved,
otherwise patent will Issue for the
tiirber which must be removed
withii ten years Kids will be re
ceived from citizens of the ('tilted
States, associations of such citizens
nnd corporations organized under
the laws of the t'nlted States or any
state, territory or district thereof
only. I'pon application of a quali
fied purchaser, tho timber on any
legal subdivision will be offered
separately before being Included In
any offer of a larger unit. T.
15 S.. li. 1 V.. sec. 31. NEi
SK'4. fir llf'O M.. cedar 30 M.,
N. ' SK'i. fir lnn m.. SEH
SF'l, fir Sf.O M , SWH SEV4. fir
17411 M, cedar 20 M., KE'i SWV,.
fir 1220 M.. cedar 30 M.. Lot 3, Hr
1170 M.. SE'l RV H . fir 1C00 M..
Lot 4. fir 1S00 M., none of th; fir
or cedar to be sold for less than
2.00 per M. T. 16 S.. R. 1 W
See. 9. NEH NE ! . red fir 625 M.,
white fir f.O M., PEH NEy. red n'r
r.r.O M.; none rf the red fir to be
sold for le thin fl 7.1 p"r M.. and
none of the white fir to be told for
.so b-Mi cents per M. T. 16 S..
, 1!. 1 V., See. 2. NE M NW4. fir
1700 M . Nvn NW14. fir 1550 M .
SWi; NWi. fir 2090 M cedar 25
!M. SH'I'i SEVi. flr 1640 M.. cedar
I 60 M , SKV, SEM. flr 1425 M.. cedar
1 30 M.. NKVi S1VH. fir 400 M.
I XW t-i Sv v; . fr g0 M.. SE M, SWt,,
I flr 540 M., ceiar 10 M.: none of the
nr or cedar to be sold for less than
J2.00 per M. (Signed) CLAY TALL
MAX, Commissioner, General Land
Office.
' rf--, IS
HEIUEFORD CATTLE FOR SALE.'
Consisting of purebred and lilgh
grade cows and 5 purebred heifer
oulvea: also one registered .Here
ford Ml and two high grade bulls.
These are of the famous Beau Donald
and Beau Brummel Hereford famil
ies. Inquire of George Ward, box
1035, Koseburg.
All Claxsllled AdvertlsemenU In-
seruxl new today l'l be found on
, .. . . .. . n,iu. .' V ..u. TimIu.!" twil
WAXTKU.
WANTED Turkeys, large or small.
Boyur Bros. Phone 14-14.
WANTED Several cherry pickers.
T. B. Evans & Son, Dlllard.
WANTED Good nillch cows, to be
fresh September or October. Kobt.
TJouialmid, 11. 2.
WANTED Horse, harness and
wagon. Will pay cash. W. V03.1,
care Nows-Keview.
LABOItlonS WANTED Eight men
for quiirry work. Call on R. E.
Harness, Koseburg.
WANTED 30 grade Ilnmbouillelte
or Delaine ewes, 2 to 4 years old.
Box 33, Camas Valley.-
WANTED Wicker baby buggy In
good condition; state, price. Write
W. H., care News-Heview.
WANTED A second hand flat top
desk in good condition. J. E.
Weaver, Sutherlln, Oregon.
WANTED Man with family to work
in prune harvest. For particulars
write J. W. Montgomery, Days
Creek, Ore.
WANTED Prune pickers family of
4 or 5. Prune picking and apples.
Address Geo. L. Itussell, Looking
GIubs, Oregon.
CA'ANTED TO RENT Small ranch
not over 60 acres of ulow land;
must have Improvements and some
bottom land. A. W. Graham,
llrockway, Oregon.
WANT TO BUY Two to fire acres
of wooded river bottom land. Will
pay part cash and part .In carpen
ter work. Acdress A. A. It., care
News-Kevicw.
HELP WANTED WANTED HELP
Ex-service men and others fur
nished employment free of charge.
Contractors, ranchers and fari-.ar.
place your orders with us for help
ers. Our services are free both te
employer and employed. Lawrence-Cordon
Co., 125 Cass St.
Phone 219.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT Salary deposit boxes
Roseburg National Bank.
FOR RENT Large furnished room,
closo In. Phone 12-Y.
FOR RENT Furnished room with
bath, 401 S. Main street.
FOR RENT 5 room house, $8.00
per month. Inquire 640 E. Sixth
Street.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LOST Fish baskot between Glide
and Roseburg. Reward. E. J.
Payton.
WELL DRILLING R. E. Helnsel
man, driller, R. 1, Roseburg
Phone 3-F5.
FOUND Collie dog came to us July
5. Owner may have same by pay
ing for this adv. Phone 136 oi
310-Y.
SAFETY FIKHT siecai a safet"
deposit box far your valuable pa
pnrs at the Rosebure Nations'
Bank. tt
TAKEN UP Three sheep.1 has
bell. Owner notified to come and
get property and pay charges.
Henry Anderson, Tel. 27-F11.
MONEY TO LOAN z 0-year rural
credit farm loans, low Interest
rate. $!0.000Mocal money to loar
on good real estate. First ntort
gage. See M. F. Rice of Rice
Rice tf
XOTICE The Clover Creek Ranch
of 2540 acres having been admit
ted as a part of the state game
preserve, all persons are notified
that tresspassers or hunters there
on will, be prosecuted. J. H.
SHORT.
Sheet MetalWork
OF ALL KTXP9
J. H. SINNIGEF
lltl OAK STREET PHOXK 426
ROSEBURG
MYRTLE POINT
MARSHFIELD
AUTO STAGE
Lti Rwborg, -tally tt 7.-00 A. M.
Lre Myrtle Point, daily tt :.W A. SI.
Connections at Myrtle Point
to and from Marsh field, Co
qullle. Bandon and Fowers.
Fare $6.4 8. Including war tax.
Reservations at main oStce.
405 Cass St., near depot. Phone i
auj, or (.mpqua and Grand ho
tels, Rapp'i store.
TAYLOR & CLINTON '
LOST Elk's toota" cuarm wi,w
small diamond settlor;. Will rtr,
liberal reward. A. S. IlarnMs.
Roseborf, Ore.
ron sale.
FOR SALE 150 lbs. Petite prunes
a 4iv. van ui. vmvieriR.
FOR SALE! Studeb&ker car. Service
yarsKe, n, jmuksou street.
FOR SALE Jersey milch oow
Phone 28-F11. C. D. Worley
FOR SALE Rolled barley oalt
(2.85 per sack. Judd McMllUa.
FOR SALE: 1914 model Ford, Just
overnauiuu, gouu ures. fhoaa
FOR SALE Old growth flr and oat
gruo woou, f i.ou per uer. .faon
69.
FOR SALE! 4-year-old mule; two-
seated back. Thos. Lawhead. Myr
tle Creek, Oregon.
FOR SALE, 4 tons oat and vetch
nay, 1 1 per ion, at tne 1'usarl
place, Melrose. John Doernet.
FOR SALE Good team ot horses,
narnuHs Han wsuu, nearly new.
Address J. 0. Lewis, Wilbur, Ort!
FOR SALE Cheap, Overland ear la
.good condition. ,( Enquire Burger1!
Bargain Store.
FOR SALE A few hundred kale
plants. Jas. Arrance. Harrises
street. West Roseburg.
1UST SELL fast Chalmers but.
cheap, good mechanical condition.
Inquire Sunset Garage.
FOR SALE 10 x 24 stare silo Joit
emptied. OeoTge Telford, opposlts
Happy Valley school house. P. 0.
Roseburg.
FOR SALE Modern 5 -room bunga
low, equipped with electric ap
pliances throughout; $2,000. j.
V. Casey.
.-"OH SALE! 15 head of Toulouse
geese, & old ones ana lo yoanr
ones, $2.50 each.
R. P. McLendoa
Phone 416-J.
FOR SALE Two Dodge cars. 0t
touring, $850; Roadster, $950;
both in good condition. See then)
at Service Garage,
FOR SALE File acres within thi
city limits, Joining pavement;
house and barn, $5,000. Will tmdi
for livestock. J. V, Casey.
FOR SALE A band of Angora gosti
near Ashland, Oregon. Will Mil
or rent stock ranch. Write W. A
Holt, Box 1570, Taeoma. Wast.
FOR SALE Underwood typewriter
In Al condition. Terms; $65 cut
If interested call at room six, i
Douglas National Bank Bldg., city.
FOR SALE Italian prune tnst
Oregon grown, i to t 1 1., . ( -, V
to 6 ft.. 60c; 3 te 4 ft., 35e. R. L
Ellis, 3 miles west, Roseburg, Or.
CHERRIES for sale In orchard,!
picked, or bring boxes and pick
them yourself. D. Coon, Dillard,
Oregon.
FOR SALE CHEAP Two thoronfs
bred Hambletonian mares, weicht
2200, good drivers and worken;
, fine saddle horses. Rebt. TJoou
land, R. 2. i
FOR SALE 4-room house and li
lots, 4 good chicken heuses, wool-
shed, well; also 4 -roots house ul
1 lot. Riverside. W. H. Bowes,
R. 2, Roseburg.
SUPERIOR ROCK SPRINGS CO
Best on the market; dry slab
wood and mill ends by the tier tt
cord. Special price on 10 tier lota
H. J. Denn, cor. Oak and Mais.
FOR SALE Span well matched
black geldings 6 and 7, weigbitif
2600 lbs. With harness $3!i- I
, Without harness, $290. Sound
and well broke. Box 33, Camu
Valley.
FOR SALE USED CARS We hn I
the following: One Buick six, W j
Chevrolets, model 490: one Speed
ster truck; one 1919 Indian no-1
torcycle and sidecar very cheat, j
Call at the Umpqua Auto Shop for j
a demonstration. Winchester St.
FOR SALE: 75 acre ranch. 0 screi
bearing fruit, prunes, pears, r
pies and peaches; 4 horses, 1 oof. .
all farming implements; goo'
house, barn and other outbnild-'
ings. On Pacific highway. 8 mil
south of Roseburg. J. H. Kiel
Roseburg, Ore.
FOR SALE About 10.000 feet K
1 lumber at mill, $15 per M.
taken before July 10; also
No. 2 two-Inch plank at WB -Just
as strong for bridges or ban
floors as any, $10 per M. M"
cords dry slab wood, $1 50 re
cord. One good cow, 4 giia.
under value If taken at once. Trip,
le A Lumber Co.. Wilbur.
SUTHERLIN FARM BARGAINS-1
No. 1. 25 acres cultl- '
rated land $ 1.S75.W
No. 2. 15 acres cultl- ... i
' vatef land .... 1.200.- ?
No. 3. 9.84 acres cultl- M,,i
rated "?
No. 4. 89.96 acres cul- ....
tlvated 6.5UV .v
No. 5. 95.9 acres cul
tivated ' No. . 241. 67. acres cul
tivated and cul-
HvnhlA latlit
7,250!" f
1 7.000-" I
Vawltt .11 .hl. (n IrrlfStlo'
Ideal general farming or Be j.
land. Easy terms. .
I will be In Sutherlln Monday J ,
TllMiti ot tha AfTleA of F. t
Coin pton. If Interested, call o "t
there.
A. C. B0HRN3TXDT.
401 Haaonlt Temple, Salem,