rAom porn
Boy Disappeared
Here Yesterday
Here it is.
.nrsa
st&te r I 'v ti
Wednesday
Night, July 21
lFKOr,MEET THE FAMOUS
CfflS
OMCT flKM MACK ",'TTI.0t
HIS FILM ..SBAIITIBJB-HgOWl
'TO MBBT YOU FACB TO PACE. o.c
Admission Including Tax: Children
AltOl M TIIK TOWN
;o To Kugeno
Sola Kent and Johanna Nollsdn
loft this morning for Kugeiie to visit
for a short time.
lav'e for Portland
Mrs. Pay Wright and Mr. K. 11.
Winer lett Sunday for Portland to
visit for a few days.
To Visit Muter
Mr. v. jVni iocs left this morn
ing tor Spokane where she will visit.
with her sister lor a snon um.
CMolonxl Over I
Mr. and Mrs. Hlley Mlearns sun)
Mrs. Oeorge Steams motoreil io mm
itv from Oakland this morning
to
uittend to business matters.
Arrived This Morning
Mrs. Boy Hienrns arrived In Rosn
hnrg on the morning train to spend
the tlay shopping ana visum iu
friends.
nnfiirn. t n Portland
Mrs. Oenrgn McCulloch. who has
hoen visiting In this city for J ho past
fv itsva. returned this morning to
nor home In Portland.
From urtln
Mrs Phie.be Kkldmoro arrived In
Ttnuehurr last nlRht fron Ciirtln.
Oregon, to spend a few days visiting
with her friend Miss J'ern H-ott.
ITnrM vrum Kidlocir
Mrs. 8. P. Smith of Kellogg. Is
spending tills week In tlnseimrg at
tending Chaiitaunua and Mltlng with
friends. Mr. Smith arrived lust nlKht
o.nd will remain for a lt days
Off on Visit
Mr. and Mrs. C. I.. Hayes sml nn-
nW llelthv Mfenht.nsoil left this
m f,,r Rllverlnn where thev
will visit for a few days before Ro
lnt to Salem t attend tlie Klk t-on-
Ventlnu.
Fln I'li'tuiw't Shown
Clyde i'ftrntnnn U tndny ehU
Itlru rente fine pholottrnnhn t.xknii
from the nlrplnne if l.teiit. A vtch,
TheH pht!)! wi' innile lth a
tirnfleT ramera while flylnir ovir hn
rity nnd aie vry cloitr mul ilWtlnrt.
Many penple hiivo tiiken attv ntttK'
of the pii'eMMire .of tlm plane to it"t
a Tlew of tho city from tho air.
CASTTORIA
For LiftinU and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always tasrt -
THE END OF THIS MONTH
IS THE END OF THIS
REAL SALE OF SHOES
Kvory pait of shoos
sale at greatly rvdiuvJ prices. This
of this NIG SHOE S.M.K.
COME
In inHrunn RoSCbllYC BootCi'iC Koscburff. Or
l-rkinsliuilJtnij SHOfS THAT S4TKFY us; fiT YOT FFFT tMs.s STREET
iuiiiuiaiiu iKi.io-w. - v-i-
aim
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VnNN.N
Lieut. Ay res Is a careful pilot and all
who have made the trip with him
are delighted. He cuirled a la. Re
number d. passengers yesterday.
MarHJilto License Issued
A marriage license was Issued to
day to Clyde A. Wallace und Ruby
V. Konte. bolh of this city.
The divorce suit of M. II. Hamewood
i,r:ilnsi Mlnnln Damewood, iari!lng
desertion, was heard In the circuit
court this afternoon. I
lnvirlng Tomorrow
W. II. Klchlirdson, who has been
attending to business matters In the
city lor fho past Ifew days will re
turn to Portland tomorrow.
Hack l-'rom Const
.Mr. lin.l Mrs. Pert Wlllnnl nn.l
Fred Josl and wife, who have be (1
spending Iho past week nl the coast,
relumed to Itosehing Kalurday.
W'tive I'or Wiiwhlnirton
Mr. nnd Mrs. K. II l'ablon. of
('runts Pass who havn been visiting
Mrs Tallinn's sister, Mrs. A. L. Car
ter of this cllv. left this morning
for Camas, Washington, where they
will visit for a short time.
Itetlim to Portland
Mrs. Will tipouaugle, who has
been in tills city and viclnilv for
the past two weeks visiting with re
latives and friends, returned to her
homo at Portland eslcl day.
Here Prom lillile.
Mr. and Mrs. John Alexander, of
('lido drove to the city today In th
car to visit with friends ami
look
ufler hUi;llfccsi nialtcrs. Mr
Alex-
ander rcnorls his vicinity pi
mis and crons generally lookliu
fin.
pier SM'cltnen of Wllvat
Two very Iflne siieclmens of Little
Club bearded wheit were brought I"
ledav by Itenrv Conn from his farm
: n.vir Melrose. The wheat was frown
on river l.tnd nnd h nh.nit n nlte as
jinvthltn: that Ihe r:i k wltent (tnw
Iikt HtH'tiiiiiH can hIkiw. Kmin th
InnKtt of thn mH'rlnit'liH. We Jll-U' tile
rtfld will do arounil a: huhelK to
tho acre. Henry t'onn nhows tann
fine wheat iiirh year nnd It to
provo llmt more nl lenl ion hIh-uM he
Klvi'ii to wheat glowing In this hoi-,
1 1 ion tf I ln futility. j
Mr. und Mrn. tleri lt.t.-M will le.ive
tomot row mo i n tit g hi t heir "hut; j
for u two we.'kH v.i.-.ii l. n t hev will j
m..p tit Sulem Thu'-M:iv. Vililay and,
S.ttur-hi of this w.-eli to ItWe In the'
annual H'a'e conxetittun of the Klk'i
ufler w hii-h I hey w ill d n e on to
Portland wIumo they will isit fr n
few day h and will then itim-"iI to
.V teriu wh.-re th- S' Je Anieri an
I.er.I'Mi oonvent'on will lti!il a th'ee
il n'n s-'niim. Ih-kiumim ;i week ;ot;i
next. F'Mav. Mr )'.;i'es w.'t f!n-,-ot
nn a il'd. i;.te 'o te -i.ite t o;n i n I ut.l
1ti.ni th- lot al pn- t
in t ho house witlu;t
ci lit:.m or
is jiu'.e hut c'n:ii;cc. tho hist f-o weeks
AM) M Ki: VOI R OU'.V CHOICF.
THEY AXE Al l. ().Y SALE.
TWO
Performances
im
COMEDIAN HIMSELF
M
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28c, Adults 55c
llK.IIWAV IIOMlS Stll.I).
(By Associated Press.)
POICI LAND, July " IP'tiry
Tial. of Portland, was today
nwaided a inlllion and a half of
state highway bonds on his bid
of tl,::4o.luu. To'l WM
highest bidder, his hid being
higher than on the last award
made by til" commission.
HANK liOP.IlLI) P Si,"M-
(fly Associated Press.)
MINNKWAl'KAN. N. H . July
i). Five men early today held
un and robbed the hank nl
Oberon and escaped Willi -o.-
IlliO In cash and Liberty bonds.
The vault and safe In Hie bank
was wrecked.
"IIAIir." P.ITII ON .Kill.
(Bv Associated Press.)
NI'W YllltK. July 2il, -
"llabe" liulll. in keeping with
his past record, today knocked e
nnolher homo run. making the
;i 2 iid for the season.
SI NKAV VMIIJ TO i:iV ON
I'COHIIMTIOV TICK KT,
HOOD RIVKlt. Ore.. .Inly 19.
If William Jenninirn Hrvan d'om:
siieh a move mlvisahle anl if Miyan
a 'fill! nominal ion for pr"li.i-nt en
(ho Prohlhtllnn tleket. Key. Wm. A.
Siindav kIuihH rendy to rrrjit the
nomination for viee-preident. If It
in tend'Teil, ho f1i( tonight.
Ii v. Snndav retnin'-tl to hi ri'uh
ll'i'P.' rear
here ied;iy lift, r n rhuu-
lil'IM'KI
nir.
.. not
S'.m.I ii
h i
-d fieni 1'nill,"
ti-il have l.-ni In
li the Prn'iM.ltion
U I'.rvan thinks
he JilnltHPtlon'ts
field or that ev
s no'i't to n pes-
nf (1 e iv rpn i. s
ai -a I''. t'l.'n
i.l
Mr
r(mniiit't'
natlv c.i
It n. we
...t n th1'
In th.
. c
in'.o
m :v twk ii:mi it.
iHITl M.
I ,.( lb.-
ill b.
ar-1 Ir
Ver-lnv.
within
'.I'.l in. n ar- n
rv.-vrvatiort is now on
aj mjj ci:'s tsswcV
1 th ii ."i.l in.-i i'l j
I"' ,r'"1'1 '! ''i ' M W TCI1AI
arc t pi ; -rn . - I
I'!'-' 11 "' ; ', WANTUli-N- potatoes at Hotel ' 11
1 I
Leaving his home at e!bt o'clock
yesterday morning, pieaumably to
pluy wlih ether children, Woudrow
Wiivii Hall, eight year old son of
C. II. Hall of this city, has not been
seen since and the matter has been
reni.rle.l In the Chief (if Police lor
- pvtlvatlnn. The lad took with
him a Utile waxen with which he
was accustomed to play. We wan
diesesd in a cotton shirt and over
alls. According 10 his parent he
was not in the habit of runniug
auav, and unless all accident r-f
some kind has . befallen him, they
are at loss to uerount for his where
abouts. Ills family reside on South
Pino street. Woodrow Wilson Hall
Is a brother to Raymond Hall, who
a short time ago won a meal from
ik-hiuv Sheriff Kafferty uiion put
ting up a plea that he was an
ill
trt.uteii nmhan and had run
away
from his homo in Washington.
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Present When
Rifle Exploded
1. ie.it Clenn X. Kiddle, reserve
nriilbrv officer, who went with tho
Ashland Coast Artillery company to
i f,, mi, l ewis for .he annual encamp-
ni was one of those present when
the cannon exploded killing three of
ilw. nrli en-m-ll aim iniuriu!;
,i.r of others. He wis seated
,i,.,,.t will van s away in tne pioi
iin station and was busy preparing
.(.in (nr the operation ot nm
"n lie heard the shot nnd in
.mnnnv with other s rt I llerymen
!, ,(, .e. d to the scene. The gun ex
nloded at the trunnions and he sajs
.1. .. it ..s inlrariiloils that a greal
,M..i.r were not Inlured. The fly
...!.. .ia. inre down trees.
ii.t t lonir furrows In the ground
man standing beside one who was
1.M1...1 0,.nt...,i without a scratch.
The Jnnner standing three feet be
hind the breerh of the H'-in le.
,t inlured n any maun.i
nother artillenmnn over 100 yards
awav lost a portion of his toot wne
It was struck by a piece of snen.
Council Is Denied
Look at Filters
UnnMo to secure permission Ifrom
Malinger Jennings, the .Mayor ana
niemliers of the health and ponce
departments of the city were today
unaldn to secure a look at the filters
In uio at the Winchester plant. The
. omnilttee went to the plait Intend
ing to make nil Inspection of tho fil
t.'i . which It is charged are empty,
hot having neglected to secure per
mission from the main omre tney
were refused ndm!slnn hy the sup
erintendent. They phoned the man-
hfot hut he denied them permission
until such time as he should be pres
ent. City Health Oflflcer Shoemaker
was also pres. lit. The committee in
snected the grounds of the site for
the proposed sanitarium and will
fleht any effort to put the building
above the source of the city water
supply.
LS 1VKLL KgUllTKD
One of tho finest storage battery
service stations In the stale is now
l.eing operated by Paul E. Nygren.
ihe Willard expert at tho corner of
Oak and Tine streets In tho new
building recently built there. In oc
ciipymi: these new quarters, Mr. Ny-
tren has installed new apparatus
wlih h includes all of the lato and up
to date ne '111. ids. Jlo Is fully equip
ped to do all kinds of storage bat
tery work and perform nil duties in
e.nineetiiin with a servlco stntlon of
This kind. He has a Corps of ablo" as
sistants, ar.d Kinds that tho new
niililinir nnd equipment enables him
(o handle a. greater volume of busi
ness. Divorce Cas, ttenrd
, win. 1. i'.lackford was plaintiff
today in a divorce suit brought
jni::inist llr.chcl Illackford. llesertion
s the charce. Mr. UlnckTord is rep-rcs.-nt.
d by attorney M. F. Hire
. e lease en shares by r-
s!-.', !:.. j irlr who can give ref-
er.-i-.c. -t. a t.iod farm consisting i
.iai scr-s ot pesrinr prunes
s-d c m.i firm land: sheep on
id see would be considered. Ad
dress HO. care News-Review.
!i.-d 'ii tc resent, d by attorney M. F. Rice
Foil S 1.I" Fryers nt 2 omts each yrV 1
' I -":SA I Tj
" v , i w ' i i- i riinni-4 rnr rwtit . fk y fu i i
;.; .t i can af.er 6 p. ,. ois s. .M.,in. w . hlXS:vriiVtf fcf 19
.. -i. louse. ... .1 no eh cow for sal... ' Yir . rcrtl.? W
r.
DAINTy FABRICS
restored to another full A
season's use by our A
DRY CLEANING S
i 1 ' A
' H'arrie.1 : an preferred. S'. n.ly h A trial proves. j f.
,;'- ' J"h- v U.olf, Cottage drov. j! W.
; " t, u ji Who's jour deanerT j J
w 'v. W'WI'l ! - . :ndov and general yf i I
II ; hoii'.elean . kitchen walls I SI & irtr I 5
e ! 5 R.vom h,--.-.s... plastered, bath. ' ..... !'
i .7 ' trn chicken house. Just err j ;B. ' ' 3
Jackson !. IlitiiO. If taken ai 1 Our uto WU1 ColL l IA
' J V- fasey. I Phe 277. p
I ; ' -? 'V TT Te lease en shares by re- x jl J
j ' y ! ht- i irtv who can give ref- (B '-4Ci '8 5
J! 1 i erei-.c. . a (nl farm conslstinc af iG IS. W.
The property you are looking
for. im acres, ell in cultiva
tion; 8 acres of bearing ap
ples, in fine condition; 2 acre
of young prune trees; prune
orchard Is Intersected with
bearing peach trees; good 4
room house, barn and chicken
house, fine well; in a good lo
cality. Trice J2D00 cash. Will
Include poultry, team und
oiiuipment at reasonable price.
'ITV PliOI'KKTV Some
siruble homes that can
bought on terms.
de
be IG.W. YOUNG AND SON
Ileal Estate and Insurance.
116 Cass St. Phone 417
Soviet Troops Fail
To Break Bole Line
(By Associated Press.)
WARSAW. July 20. The long
waited for conical attack by th.
Itu.-..,lan bolshevik! troops com
menced Monday, and heroic work on
Hie part ot the Poles Dually re
pulsed the enemy. Seven Polish di
visions were engaged in the balllo
which turned back the enemy attack,
according to. an official statement
Horn army headquarters today.
Preacher Barred ,
From Candidacy
Ity Associated. Press.
PENSON. Muni., July 20. Hov.
C. J. Kval. of Ueiison, is disqualili. (1
as repuljliean candidate for congress
irctn the Seventh Minnesota district.
in a -decision llled here today uy
Judge Albert Johnson, who heard tho
suit contesting Kval s nominal Ion.
Congressman A. J. Volstead, defeat
ed by Kval in the primary last June,
is declared In the decision to be the
duly nominated candidate of the re
publican party.
DEMONSTRATIONS ATTRACT
Tho Fordson tractor and Imple
ment demonstration being held in
Eden bower under the auspljes of the
C. A. Lockwood Motor Co., are at
trading farmers from all over the
entire counti-y, and dealers from all
over the slate. Representatives di
rect from the factories where the
Implements are munufactlred are at
tending the demonstration and are
assisting the farmers in some of their
problems. The tractors have shown
up well, nnd the farmers are weU
pleased with what they have learned.
,-o
MIXIXO- WIKE fiOLl).
CANYON CITY, Ore., July 20.
A Mormon bishop, who has sunk a
mine 100 feet (k'ep, recently brought
In several hundred dollar's worth of
vvirs gold. The bishop has been at
work on his mine for two years.
P.UILD IRKICATIOX SYSTEM.
PORTLANIl. Oro., July 20.
Rnlnh Sehneelock & Co.. of this city
have secured the contract for con
structing the irrigation system of
Ihe North Unit district. A $"..000,
000 Iwnd Issue for this project wa
voted last March.
LUNCH AND DINNE R
65 CENTS
AT
IIERRICK HOUSE
llivitk.'ast In order. Rales to "Re
gular Ikwirders.
".HI -M(4,'-Ll
Every Boy Should Have
a bank account, because'it encouraj?es regular
weekly deposits.
Now is the time to start come in and open an
account with the Roseburg National Bank.
49i Interest Paid on Savings Accounts.
TheRosebuig, National Bank
Roseburg, Ore.
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Refuses to Manage
The Cox Campaign
(By Associated Press.)
COLUMBUS. O.. July 20. Gover
nor Cox announced today that Kd
niond H. Moore, democratic national
committeeman for Ohio, and the gov-
nl. ly and n .ally refused to be chair- j with all of their forces Premier Mil
" ... .ii eemi.iittee with lcrnnd told the French chamber of
rnor's campaign manager, lias aeu
mail ji ni" " -
the duties of managing the national
campaign.
IX JAIL lOlt STLALINti WIFE.
When Oeorge Garcia. Mexican
laborer, stole Jose Mansias's wife,
the wronged husband wrote to the
department of Justice nbout hii
iriiniiies and his letter was sent to
District Attorney Neuncr. Mr. Nou-
ner sent the letter to the i.nne couniy
district attorney, the Mexicans Hav
ing moved to Eugene, and now uar-
u is occupying a ceil in me uen-
county jail with his ball fixed at
f 1000.. It isn t so mucn tne tact tnai
Vanaias is in love with his wife he
might he able to steal some other
niand woman but they both have
their names and pictures on the
passport And Mansias would proD-
nbly have a difficult tnno in geu-.ns
back to Mexico without his spouse.
Charles Harker. who has been se-
louslv ill In North liocnhurg Is re
ported by his phvslcian, Pr. Hoover,
lo he grea'ly improved today.
;y '
QUALITY, not quantity, is what counts. So It Is with our
business. We built our business on quality.
Toor Jewelry is a disappointment and shows poor tasto; good
Jewelry Is refining and elegant. This Is the kind to wear and
give to others.
We select OUR goods with care. WE know the quality of the
Jewelry we sell is good; YOU will know It Is good when you
wear it.
When buying Jewelry you can only trust to the REPUTATION
of tte firm from which you buy.
Our WORD Is our BOND.
BUBAR
mi
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
JAMES K. HACKETT
and a Notable Cast including Ormi Hawley
and Irving Cummings in
("The Greater Sinner"!
Sennett Comedy and Pathe News.
THURSDAY:
Mitchell Lewis in "King Spruce"
Allies May Take
Hand Poland 'sFighi
By Associated Pres
PARIS. July 20. Referring to
Lloyd George's ultimatum to soviet
Russia that if the armistice propon
als were turned down Great Itnuiu
and her allies would defend Jfoland
denuticB today that "France will
keep her word, and I a sure England
will h" faithful to the promises she
has made." i
DAILY WKATHKK RKTOKT.
U. S. Weather Bureau, lpjal office,
Roseburg, Oregon, 24 hours' ending
5 a. ni. today.
lT-eciplUitiou in inches and Hund
redths: Highest temperature yesterday.... "8
Lowest temperature last night.... 55
Precipitation last 24 hours
Precip. gince first of month 4!
Normal precip. for this month. .31
Totai precip. from Sept. 1,
1919 to date 22 St
Average precip. from Sept. 1,
1877 34.17
I Total deficiency from Sept. 1,
I 1919 1 1118
Average precipitation for 43 wet
- 1 seasons, (September to May In-
I elusive) -. .3i.i
WTT.LTAM BWLL. Observer.
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BROTHERS
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