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Newspaper Page TextnoMwno yEwa.nFVTEW fwipay, rcir m, i o. paob pom County Has Made Rapid In crease In Population In Past Twenty Years. ARE MANY NEW CITIES Com-nment Kurnish.es A Detailed Suiteini-nt of Census Tabulation Giving Exact Number In Voting Precinct of tlio fount. Completa flgurea on tbe 1920 cen- atia ahowa the county to have mode an excellent growth In too paat 20 yeara. In 1900 the county Donated population ot 14,666. In 1910 the population went to 19,674. The last flgurea give tbe county 21,332. The completed census report by voting precincts follows. Applegate precinct 276 Bellows precinct, comprising part of Koseburg city 26& Benson precinct, comprising part of Koseburg city 457 Calapoola proclnct, comprising part oi Oakland city 3& Camas Valley precinct 821 Canyonvllln precinct, Including ( an yonvllle town 404 Caro precinct, comprising part of Roaeburg city 460 Civil Bend Precinct 472 Coles Valley precinct 292 Comstock precinct 304 Cow Creek precinct 307 Days Creek precinct 240 Deer Creek precinct, comprising port of Koseburg city 476 Dlxonvllle precinct 395 Drain precinct, Including Drain town 100!) Drew precinct 61 Eaat Sulherlln proclnct, including a pnrt of Buthorlln city 475 East Cmpqua precinct 205 Edonhower precinct 5n2 Elk Head Precinct, Including part or Yoncalla city Elkton precinct Garden Valley proclnct .... Gardiner precinct ... 312 431 lit 451 Olendale precinct, Including Glen- dnle city 1017 Green precinct 413 Ountor Precinct 51 a. -a aW" -mji Webster's New International DICTIONARIES are in use by busi ness men, engineers, bankers, judges, architects, physicians, farmers, teachers, librarians, cler gymen, by tuecmnlul man and wmis f n world over. Are You Equipped to Win? The New International provides the means to success. It is an all knowing teacher, a universal ques tion answerer. If you seek efficiency and ad vsnccmont why not iiiukeduily use of this vust fund of inform ation t 400.000 VncstiuhrrTrrim. J7M IMn. H IMlurrMllona. Ciilorml PUtra. M.WNXicnariiiihl.'iil.SubjKU. Jiloarsphii-Ml Lntrte. RifuUr ami luui Pipar Editions. V'rlltorp HllrD p J(n, illuatrniQ, IP. Ifrl. s -1 of I'.i.Ul Map 11 you nin tun ixipor. c.c. Mt'RRIAM co. The End Of fitly Is Near. With the End of July Comes the End of This Real Shoe Sale No such event ever held by this store hits occasioned so much active interest. Sever has a SHOE SALE been of such assistance to thrifty, saving people. You too should profit through its wonder ful opportunities. Shoes for Men, Women and Children are included. 0LY 7 DAYS MORE. ROSEBURG B00TERIE IRVIN BKl'NN SHOIS THAI SAIISrt AND HI YOUR rlET Perkins Bijxs. Cass St, Roseburg. JJJZZ-O-FOCn DA.NCE. The tlmo Saturday ulto. The place Host-burg arm ory. The girl That's up to you. till piece orchestra. Hamilton precinct, Including part of Koseburg city Jli Happy Valley proclnct 63 Herman precinct, including part of Roaeburg city 413 Kellogg precinct 134 Lane precinct, including part tit Roseburg city - 308 Leona precinct - 410 hooking Glaus precinct 264 I.oon Lake precinct Melrose precinct -.. 41S Mill proclnct 310 Millwood precinct 72 Mount Scott precinct 1 Nichols precinct, Including Riddle town -.43 North Myrtle precinct, including part ot Myrtle Creek town 609 Oakland precinct, Including part of Oakland city . 62? 280 Olalla proclnct .... Parrott proclnct, Roseburg city . including part of 12S 144 Perdue precinct Plnkston precinct, Including par' of Oakland city 2S7 Reedsport precinct, Including Reed sport city 11 3 9 Riddlo precinct !6 Roseburg proclnct, including part of Roseburg city 39.' SeottBburg precinct IHi Soldiers Home proclnct 144 South Myrtle precinct. Including part of Myrtle Creek town 94 Tiller reclnct 116 Umpqna precinct, Including part of Roaehurg city , 546 West Pork Precinct lis West Roseburg precinct 524 West Sutherlln precinct. Including; part of Rutherlln city - 268 Wilbur precinct 321 Woodward precinct. Including part of Roaeburg precinct 516 Voncalla precinct. Including part of Yoncalla own 285 Incorporated rltco. 1920 1910 1900 195 Canyonvllle 156 607 648 385 516 860 268 149 335 646 429 467 187 4738 ) 2.13 Drain Olendale Myrtle Creek 189 368 Oakland Reed sport Itlddle 131 1C90 Koseburg 4381 ,408 232 Sutherlln, Voncalla S. L. lluell and son, of Myrtle Creek, spent the day in Itoscbiirg. Ioyal Htepheus, of Washington, arrived yesterday and Is visiting for a short time with his parents, Mr. und Mrs. It. 1. Stephens. DAILY UIC.ATIILIt REPOIIT. U. B. Weather Dnrcau, local office, Koseburg. Oregon, 24 hours csdlne J a. in. today. Precipitation In Indira and flund. red tlis: Highest temperature yesterday ...86 lowest temperature last lrisbt. ...6 Precipitation last 24 hours Preclp. since first of mouth Normal preclp. for this month. ... T .42 .32 lotui preclp. rrom Hapt. 1, 1919 to dato 22.99 Averniie preclp. from Sept. 1, 1877 34.17 Total deficiency from Sept. 1, 1919 11.18 Averaoe precipitation for 43 wet seasons, (September to May in clusive) 31.47 WILLIAM MOLL. Observer. ADMINISTRATOR'S .NOTICE. Nottlce Is hereby Riven thut the undersigned bus been duly ai"intcd by tbe County Court of the State of tiregtiu for Douglas Cntintv. Ad'-'tn-Isti.ilcir or the cstnte of Mary L. Wil son, doceased. All persons huvtus claims against said estate are here by reiiulied to present the Fame to me, properly verified ns by law r (lulred, at ICimebiiri;. orcicun, nit bin six monibh from th- djite hereof. CIIAHLKS L. WILSON. Administrator of the estate of Mary L. Wilson, deceased. 1 t AKOl.VD THE TOW.V Deau Aldeu He Dean Aldon. of the Willamette L'niveiilty, spent tbe day lu ilus bui'g 011 business. From Dlllurtl Mi mm Elvira Lewis came to this city today from Dillard to spend several days visiting with Miss jtuth Dower. Iteluni From Portland Mrs. Fred Williams, who has been in Portland for the paat two weeks receiving medical treatment, arrived at bur home la this city last night. Accepts Position. Miss Kay llufham, formerly. . em ployed at the Chamber of Commerce, lias accepted a position as stenogra pher with the H. Morten auto agency. Undergo Oiicrntloiur Ellsworth Ott, Harold Thomas and Florence Meredith, all of this city, underwent nose and throat opera tlous at Mercy hospital this morning. Dr. beely was In attendance. Visiting HI. Johns Mr. und Mrs. James La Tour, of Portland, are visiting at the W. -E. St John home in Sutherlln. Mr. La Tou and Mr. St. John came to Roseburg today to attend to business matters. Return Home- Mrs. E. A. Spencer, of Oregon City, who has been visiting with relatives on Roberts Creek, left this afternoon for Oakland, where she will visit for several duys before returning to he home. ' llnrk From Const W. L. Cobb has returned from Ih coaat, where he has boen spending short vacation. He mado the trip rrom liandon to Koseburg by nut and reports the roads to be in very bad condition. Here for Visit Attorney J. T. Brand, of Marsh Held, arrived In the city this morn lug to visit for a short time with hi: mother and sister, who are Bnendlm the summer at the home of their son and brother, C. A. Brand, of Over land Orchards. Having (jowl Time Word has been received from Rev I. E. Conder to the effect that he is grently enjoying his vacation nt New port. He expects to return with his family on Saturday and will occunv ins puipit at tne Methodist Church south on Sunday. KmncM Cherry Tree It Is not often that the cherrv In dustry in Douglas county receives such a boost as It has this season iroin two trees of the Itoyal Ann var iety owned by Jack Bellows. Tbe crop irem tne two trees this vear a inroxonatefl a return for Mr Ttcl lows of $250. I ' ' 1 11 rti Ijist Vijrht - Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chapman and taniiiy. who have been absent for the past few weeks on an extended auto trip, arrived In this city last night. They attended the Shriner convention In Portland, going from there to Glacier national nark and the Yellowstone. They report a de- ngnitui trip. NEW TOD At WANTED Walt ress at Cafeteria. Apply at once. KOIt SALE- Klrst class baled iiat hay. l'lione l'J-Kll. WANTED Olrl for housework. An. Pb W. K. Warner, Cafeteria. rTKNITCKE for sale. A-l .conilltlnn House for rent. Phone 306-L. I'Olt SALE A 5 room h use and 2 lots. $::oint. Se Domilas St. wner, 'Jll E. PASTI'KE for r. i . c .v. only. Mrs. cy Addition. Prlc P. Shuiotl. KI111 2.00 a mouth. WANTED (li Hod heavy work team. must weigh :i6(io or over and be priced richt for cash. T. A Ncvvs llevlew office. FOlt SALE - .1919 Ford touring car ItRC new. j:,50: 1918 Ford tour Ing. best of condition. $5u0. II. 11 Owen, Oakland. Oregon. FOlt SALE--Ford In first-class con dition, bargain, or will tul.. wi milch ci v us part payment. Ad A., care News-ltevii w. dress A. EOK SALE 104 acres, is. .n.,c from station; good 7-room house barn nud all otitbuiDlliisrs; 8 acres lamiiy orcnaro:' 10 act land; price 3000. J. V ' Onttnm Casey, LOST Perkelhook coniniiilnr two -! bills, one ( 5 gold pi.'ce. dupli cate discharge and pictures and other papers. Kinder please re turn to News-Kevlew office or phone 135. Mlt s.M.E-1 Gerhart uprlc'it Piano. 1 I.udwig piano. 1 Vose Ji pen piano. 1 3-in, farm wagon 1 baby bncgy. fir-less cooker sew ing machine. 3 burner elertrto range. Perkins, 229 N. Jackson S;. KO" SALE -Few thousand feet No 1 common fir lumber. 1 and 2 Inch at lit per M If taken fr, Inilj platform before we have to move It Price of lumber will r'e """'o',"- A Tt,vW A l ".. llbur. Ore. LOST elvet handbag containing more,. keepsake,. an a,ldr book, srsmps. fountain .n -.,1. orod ga. n.,.,) 0rr, (,,,,, . ", .oi m ' r-ranees hot,-!. Albany. 0,0.. etc. Was lost li Ho-burg or between Oakland and R,bnrg. vm,P, ,,,. ...... ... .r.-ii,'V.t office Phone i:j. Liberal reward or 1 1 List of Claims Paid j By County Court Leland Powell, labor, PUt. - No. 53 1Q.U0 W. O. Powell, labor, Pist. No. 63 12.00 H. S. Powell, labor, Dlst. No. 53 3.00 Kennoth Clayton, labor, Dlst. No. 63 12.00 It. C. Powell, labor, Dlst. No. 63 -12.00 Hurley Johnson, labor, Dlst. No. 66 6.00 Geo. RIgsby, labor, Dlst. No. 66 6 Harvey Haskell, labor, Dlst. No. 56 3.00 W. II. Coats, labor, Dist. No. 66 7.00 Rollie Johnson, labor, Dlst. No. 56 294.00 Bill Dysert, labor, Dlst. No. 66 188.00 Aaron DyBert, labor, Dlst. No. 66 188.00 Chas. Wilson, labor, Dist. No. 56 116.00 Stanley Schrenk, labor, Dlst. No. 56 J36.00 Floyd Johnson, labor, DlBt, No. 66 X26.00 Frank Dysert, labor, Dlst. No. 66 94.00 Alva Williams, labor, Dlst. No. 66 82.00 Ben Hardman, labor, Dist, No. 66 66.00 Win. Kincaid, labor, Dlst. No. 66 : 84.00 Harley L. Johnson, labor, Dlst. NO. 56 138.00 1. I.. Matthews, labor, Dlst No. 66 26.12 rt. F. Heyden, labor, Dlst. No. 69 80.00 A. McCamas, labor, Dist. No. 69 ; . 62.00 W. W. Vanwey, labor, Dlst. No. 69 36.00 K. Trozelle, labor, Dist. No. 69 40.00 J. Becker, labor, Dlst. No. 69 4.00 I. W. Newton, labor, Dlst. No. 65 119.00 f. L. Bullack, labor, Dist. No. 65 88.00 A. W. Weaver, labor, Dlst. No. 65 40.00 F. Drake, labor, Dlst. No. 6i 60.00 E. Cochran, labor, DIsL No. 65 40.00 E. E. Allen, labor, Dlst, No. 65 lfi.nn a. 1 notnpson, labor, Dlst. 10. 05 44 on 1. iv. iewton, tabor. Dlst. No. 65 42.50 i-irase, labor, Dist. No. 65 so on vj. uoiuoy, labor, Dlst. No. 60 16 nn &. i-ocnran, labor, Dist. co. t& 1 nn K. O. Chaney, labor, Dist. no. 65 u nn Randolph Morrow, labor. Dist. No. 65 18 00 arver Newland. labor. Dlst. No. 65 . 16.00 eorge raimer, labor, Dist. No. 65 7!i r.n Dick Clam, labor, Dlst. No. 8.00 3. W. Culver, supplies. fist. no. 2 E. Barker A Co., supplies,' Dist. No. 2 22.45 6.00 3.65 6.00 4.00 22.50 35.25 30.92 (tydell & Bossen, blacksmith- Ing. Dist. No. 7 Krank Nunley, survey. Dlst. No. 25 II. Buttrick, survey, Dist. No. 25 3. A. McHenry. survev. Dlst. No. 25 W. Culver, Supl., Dlst. . 36 Watt Shlpp Powder Co., hupl.. Dist. No. 47 It. llrisljin. Suul.. Dial. No. 66 10.72 i. i roucn, supl., Dist. No. 66 2.75 Wait Shlpp Powder Co., Bupt., Dist. No. 56 35.40 6.80 3. W. Culver. SudL. Dlst. No. 69 F. Shields, Jitney, Dist.' No. 66 1.45 16.60 60.00 W. C. Dement. SudL. Dlst. No. 65 Bond A Bates, lumber nt No. 65 tieneral tunil. tlen Hardman Inhnr 8.00 lva Williams, labor ! ! 12.00 Powell, labor 13.60 I Currnn. labor 00 ohn Lnwson. labor . 12.00 17.00 W. Groves, labor . Iward Edmonds, labor 68.00 17.60 12.75 13.75 al Bailey, labor eslie MeDaniel, labor . i.. .Matthews. labor . . H. Paxton, labor s.&'o L. McCtllloeh Inhnr 4.50 6.50 4.00 L. M.IMheu-a lakn. Dalley. labor ! Allien Cheever. labor . .12.00 Lawrence Smith iDhn. 20.00 2.00 1"orge Wilcox, labor . . D. O. Weatherlv, labor Ilni Riley. lhor Teddy Peterson, labor . Nathan Crow, labor . . . 2.00 6.76 4.00 9.00 4.00 n, 1 o ," labnr 30 00 Hill liot-erts. labor 1 1 'ess Williams, labor ' ' ! Mi nn 1. Jenny. Inhnr 8.00 ' It. Il'itrhlusnn. labor W. C. Powell, laho, . . , F. D Powell, labor . . , H. W. a roves, labor . , K W. Diek. labor H. H. Clemens, labor . C. Hill, labor 20.00 12.00 12.00 6.00 6.00 14.00 6.00 l.ee Selliek labor 660 ' i-nuev. l;iror , C C. Hill, lalmr . J- M. ltose. lah 15.00 9.75 75 . . iittncn. labor 76.50 John Smith, labor J(.o, -. ... nieHrns, moor J C. Hamilton, labor ' Mclhiehill. labor Arthur Mack, labor . JJ- K. nicbanls. labor 4.50 2.00 6.00 8.00 9 50 4.00 2.00 11 00 S.00 14.00 6 00 14 00 8.00 " 1 ' ' " '"'erson. tabor , Pst !o. Urown I.tw,. chr,-,r Mlll lRbo-r-; Harold Myers, labor . Rondeau, labor . F. Sayle. hn-,11,,. C. Atklnxon l.t,A. L. L. Stevens, labor . . THIS IS IT. A lira room furnished house, completely furnished. Rent for f20 per month. Large lot, fine garden ground. Just off pared street. Price 2000; a small payment down and 125 per month. FOR LEASE Large ranch fully equipped. Also 9 0-ac re place close in. Cash rent. FOR RENT 14-room house near R. R. shops. (IS per month. To buy or aell real estate see G. W.YOUNG AND SON Real Estate and Iiiawanee. IIS Ctvsa St. Phone 417 Clarence Ferris, labor 4.00 Q. A. Brown, labor 57.50 Elmer Rexroad, labor 8.00 Eldred Trussell, labor .... 34.00 A. 3. Jenkins, labor 44.00 T. F. Heard, labor 24.00 Corwln Heard, labor 24.00 w. I. Smith, labor 121.50 F. A. Russell, labor 108.00 Jas. Aid ridge, labor 45.00 W. J. Gallop, labor 11.25 S. H. Knight, labor 4.50 Ed McDonald, labor 20.26 T. L. Brewer, labor 20.00 R. Chaney, labor ' 8.00 A. Thompson, labor 4.Q0 H. Gresham, labor 16.87 Martin Redfield, labor 62.00 Cal Dalley, labor 4.00 Wilson Hartshorn, labor ..4 6.50 Kussell Grader Mfg. Co., Supl 8.15 Feenaughty Mach. Co.. Supl 920.20 . is. (jroucn, Hupl ..1029.1J Keeaspon iron works, supl., etc 112.02 McCreery Bros.. Supl. 26.69 Cowan's Garage, Supl 6.55 Churchill Hardware Co., Supl 6.25 Stearns Chenoweth, Supl. 17.64 Dement Hardware Co.. Sunl. 13.97 T. M. Tomllnson, Supl 3.75 Bradford Bros., lumber . . . 353.10 C. E. Osborne, lumber 3.30 F. O. White, lumber S8.74 Clark Lbr. Co., lumber .... 657.76 Tom Cannon, lumber 86.04 R. H. Maynard, lumber .... 236.70 Ceo. McHughlll, lumber ... 182.66 V. S. Woodruff, lumber .... 9.60 Geo. F. McKay, lumber .... 231.42 C. W. Lundeen, hauling .... 5. 50 City of Yoncalla. rock crusher 225.00 Coast Culvert ft Flume Co., road fixer 181.50 Frank Sagaberd. freight . . . 5.00 Umpqua Auto Shop, repairs. 135.40 Arthur Walker, freight .... 18.17 H. R. Parks, car hire 9.00 F. C. Frear, expense 8 20 Edwin Weaver, freight .... 69.61 Tom Rondeau, labor 16.00 Joe Miller, labor ., 4.00 4.00 16.00 12.00 29.25 17.60 24.00 202.50 119.25 72.00 Waller Rondeau, labor D. A. Hall, labor Dale Katfleld, labor . . R. E. Jenkins, labor . A. C. Johnson, labor . Chas. Lutman, labor . W. V. Hurst, labor .. Bert Russell, labor . . P. Aldrfdgfl. labor T. C. Foree, labor . . . 11.25 H. Aekert. labor 00 W. H. Fisher, labor 28.00 Merrltt Senter, labor 44.00 c. H. Bogle, labor Noah Sellers, labor H. C. Gallup, .labor J. 9. Gracey. labor Ed Throne, labor H. H. Clemens, labor Union Bridge Co., supplies Ore. State Hwy. Com., sup plies Road Builders Equipment Co.. Supplies O. W. Culver, supplies L. E. Hennlnger, supplies . . Allen Bros. Garage, supplies Riddle Garage, supplies .... Newland ft Son, supplies . . . Logsdon Bros., supplies .... Standard Oil Co., supplies. . J. B. Stoble, lumber J. C. Pringle, lumber 14.00 4.00 4.00 62.00 30.00 4.00 2883.50 15.50 2619.60 .90 17.56 33.25 JM 1.65 f 61.05 2 fffi. (iTO fail to I DAINTY FABRICS I ? -restored to another full II season's use by our III Ik z DRY CLEANING I i I A. trial proves. l S I J Who's yonr eleanerT III Jj SM TO-DAY 1 7 A III 5 ! vur asno wui uau. I II PhosattTT. Ill I A&r I iw- irsa 111 Iff "You Can't Go Wrong on Either Tire". That's what we tell our customers when they ask us which type of Goodyear Clincher is the best tire buy. . .. . . 30x3V4 Goodyear Fabric, AH-Weather 30x3 Goodyear Single. Fabric, Anti-Skid Tread . Sizes 30x3 and 31x4 also. m , M. ft A- Applegate, lumber. . 9.20 Steve Combs, lumber 18.88 Geo. McHughlll, lumber.. 84.36 J W. Gurney, lumber 288.78 Balrd Bros., lumber ....... 12.50 Ch irch, Lehnherr ft Thrush, lumber 35.23 Kenny LW.' Co.. lumber .. . 19.17 T. F. Heard, Hlg. Lbr 197.86 E. M. Matthews, bridge Tbr. 10.60 BIG DANCE At ARMORY ON SAT. NITE SIX-PIECE ORCHESTRA JAZZ-0 -FOUR MANAGEMENT MITCHELL LEWIS a Gripping Drama of tlfe in the Maine Woods. (err t 'KING SPRUCE" From the Famous Book by "Holman Day." ROLPf COMKDr AXD PATBE NEWS. SAT. Edna Mason in "The - . e V Doris Kenyon only II ll aVf . "The Harvest Moon"; A romance of Olorlons Olrlhood Beaming For a World in Lo HALL ROOM BOi-9 COMEDY "NOTHIXO BCT XKRVR"' Double Cure Z .$23.50 Tread c:. $2 1.50 Either tire is a real tire buy, So it's just a matter of how much you want to pay. You'll sure get your money's worth from either. We've got your size with a Regular or Heavy Tourist Tube to match just when you want it. C.A.L0CKW00D MOTOR CO. 1 Authorized Ford and Fordson Dealers FfosEBURG, Oregon Coast Culvert ft Flue Co., It. R. signs H. S. French Trans. Co., Dray Umpqua River Steam Nav. Co., freight Judd ft McMIUIn, Rprs. . . . H. R. Slater, garage rent . . Calapoola Tel. Co., services. H. L. Eppsteln, survey Itoad Bond Vimd. G. W. RIgsby. labor. Riddle- Drew 8152.50 Glenn RIgsby. labor. Riddle- Drew 29.62 noss atutner, labor, Riddle Drew (To Be Continued.) 81.00 Exploring Party Wants More Dogs SAN FRAINCISCO, July 23 Alaskan dogs are wanted by a party ' uruisn explorers who are plan ning an expedition Into the Antartie according to a letter received by C. E. Darling, of Berkeley, Cal., former Nome, Alaska, dog raiser, from Cap tain G. H. Williams, a member of tbe proposed expedition. I John L. Cope, surgeon and biolo gist of the Sir Ernest Shacklelon expedition to the South Pole, Is to lead the party, the letter said. The start, It added will be made from New Zealand next (fall. I Dogs of the breed wanted bv tha 1 British expedition are from the same stock as the animals sent to France from Alaska during the war by Dar ling and A. A. (Scotty) Allan, an other Nome dog breeder. The two men developed a team that won the annual 'Nome, All-Alaska sweep 1 stakes dog derby four times. St, George's LplseopaJ Church Sunday, July 25th. Morning servlco at Sutherlln. Evening servbice and sermon at 88 8p. m. Rev. Tho B. Alleeson. Mysterious Mr. Browning". '4 11.60 67. JJ' 3.50 6.65 30.0U 5.60 11.00 he ht cat odlnr interest not Tbodi. trda nembl Jr of Pi Pol In, ch.l s ar red found , rxl. II o rir . rora. b, ed 1 1 klnr f olit a ifrect . 'red r-borl d been 'nt pia: Vrs. E fhn, ''""fry , ritsl Pr nlctp. fort Jud,