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Newspaper Page Textt I i I IV J PAflW TWO nOSFHIHO ISKWh Itl.VJKW i.m-4 iiwitj Ktr-it Miniiy. T"-' Tin i' i win i.rr:r iirti ... - ' ' " T"-" rtai'u r iar. bv mail IriiLy! mx month v mail y" fly Cjirrur, ir u niiiti .b(l The AMOt-iatd Fie ecluW.I entitled tu the u tur riMiUI-Mtiou of all dUimtel.e credited to It 01 ii'jt ihrwu credit and kliu the iovul r'W y u'llnfitd her.; In Mi ru'iiis ci -v (ill diiutti lit herein ill'-mlon of r 17. ltfv, t the P O retro n. Ul.tlfr tin ( tfTne at ItuitfburK. A- t of Mrch It, Ifcif. "lUnchunc,' Oreaonjuljr HWO. Car Shortage Checks Movementof Wheat TOrK.KA. Kan., July i An In- eroaw in the number of cars made iT lat. "for lit- .hipment of wheat " Tarael Is l fordl.iK win. relief Kan "as farmers In the problem of mark "u"k .h.:r main according to stale officials and hankers interesteii In the wheal movement. AlthnuKh there are no' yet enouicii rara to move all the wheat, and many ram promised by the IntemOiie rt.m n.ereo con.misaion have not arrlveil. and railroad i.tr.c-lan are uname m give any deflnlle aauranee aa 10 wnon int-y win ini'ri men 8Re U not so dfthperutu now a it hua Un in pat" yi. I Officials "f the atnie board of n- rirultum eftlinate tb it there are yet utored in Kanaia farma 22 non.uitO bushela of lHHt year's wheat erop. and an additional 8..'0i,"0O b.ihela rtf laat yearn whpnt in Knnrt e!ev;itors. 1 A perrptlble movement of this "hold over crop" in now reported, by, the state hoard of ngtlr ultnre. There remain!, however, the vant- ly greater problem of moving this year's whent crop, variously estimat ed at 1lt.00)i.0'H to 1:15.000,000 in bush lti to the great milling and ex port centers. Hankers ore vitally conrerned In the wheat movement problem. Ac cording to J. It. Anspangb. secretary of the Kannas Stale Ktutkers Associa tion, bankers have );&.000,on0 tied up In loans on crops which await th marketing. Many of these loans are long over due, and the prospects are that the amount Involved in crop loans will easily reach $100,000,000 with the ripening of the present wheat crop. Home relief has been obtained. Mr. CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the Signature of dm m if i of course Fluffy, crispy-brown FISHERY PANCAKES, frying-pan lire, will certainly appeal to the inner fisherman. EVERYBODY HAS A CAMP APPETITE. They all vote for PANCAKES. Nobody wants to wait for supper. They won't have to wait when there's FISHER'S PANCAKE FLOUR in camp. FISHER'S PANCAKE FLOUR la a scientific combination of buck wheat, wheat, corn and rice, with the exact amount of rising necdrd to make perfect PANCAKES and even a bit of corn sugar 10 mini a crisp, K'U "AmrlC' F'ne' Flt,urlnB Mlllt" by Jk flpik Fisller louring Mills Company V J I &$JZ$YlTZtt ' PORTLAND ' im0Ml MmfM ( AiupaiKh w'd, from the recent an- j nou!ic-iu.nt of the Kcd ntl K"erve j , board that It favored extension of rnrn Irtnna and lh fart that the Fed- 1 .zed to accoot wheat paper from trie member banks or (from other Lanka through correspondent. Railroad officials have warned the farmers of their Inability to move the new wheat crop promptly and urged them to hold it on tbe.r farm a property stacked or In Litis. . o Homesteader Tires Bet With Uncle Sam Thln of the Isolation of a home atead away b-u k on the head watera if the Uiiipoua river, I'at river voe u i.in,c.e - nr.vthli.ic but a t rni. 1,,.,..,. has abandoned 1.,. Halm and will Main "7" ' c;,Ke.,lal aHonatlo.,s ' l "row I men , wh0, he " -"' 7," Id I'at came Into the New -Rn- vle.- lliln niornliiK statins that he wanted to Hdveri' w a truck for pale .-ltd thrn he proceeded to enumerate the liuallfiralinllk nf a pair of hi I! mules thai he purchased when he , ,. ,,.,.,, i,ain. , ,j( h(i f iUn(, ,ha, ,l0 ony h(I(( , ,.1. l, flM.I.I nun Ihnua ltmli.a for f)r rmrkln(f , ..Kru(j... Tbp Mil.-tii-m of thn time th mules rested. nnd t 1 dl'l I'at, mirl he alleRes that he loHt poiindH in weight while i tiynrrd In that occupation out tfiete in the wtlclit, ro he letriuined IhHt he would canrel hla arninKetnent with the (fovernmept for a piere of inol.tted iHiid in the mountains and et hirk to a hwM rhman'a job where he could have the pteaxiire of a hn Mia 11 being to npi-ak to on re a week I'm-le Ham h:ia lost a homesteader. Mint is plain, but the railroad alpo have itiioihir available man In sight by the transaction. Ktvey innintcd that there is pb nfy of de r. timber, aed Ftceneiy em where bit homestead is located, but If or him the rail road Job looked best. i.U.U HUt SCHOOL WAKIIAXT Notlte Is hereby given that all school warrants of School District No. 4. Douglas county, Oregon, to and Including No. 4.ri0, endorsed Kebruary tub. 1920, not paid for want of funds, and prior thereto, are 'his day called for payment by the undersigned. Iind all Interest will jease from th date of this notice. Dated this 2fHh day iit Julv. 1)20. HOHCOK N. (iKKKV, Clerk of Kchool District No. 4. Douglas County. Oregon. Preventing fire damage is sound 'mMneHs cense. Fire destroys public .nd private taxable property, making VOl'lt tiix's greater. 1 .4r tr-" They'll Want Pancakes, Diown crust. The. tweet powdtrod milk It mixed right In to tavt you frath milk. You Juit add water from the neareat tprlug batttr't ready tor tht frying pan. BOBPTOTTnq LOVE and tuy the noted autnor Idah MQlone Gibson JOHN S MTFKT SIOVE. What l the matter. Iitherlne?" i Allie aaked iuiiinlnK forward and putting her anna around me, as I swayed a little. "Nothing, dear, nothing , I an Hwered, and siruiRhtened as though to meet the greateat blow I had ever had In my life. "Yea there ia dear. I know there U something terrible the matter, is Karl rihepard dead?" "No, no, this telegram does not In any way relate lo Kurl Shepard. If you will excuae me, dear, I think ihat 1 will go to my room. I'll have 10 be alone a little while.' 'Hut you must tell mi, TCatherlne. I want to help you dear. You ran not be alone In sueh trouble as you aeem to he In now." "Oh. yea I can dear. Trouble and grief always rail for solitude." and 1 turned away toward my room. Alice ifollowed me. "It may seem an Intrusion to you. Katherine, but I cannot allow you to go to your room. I,et me telephone John." "No, he la the laat person I want to aee.' I g:iid impetuously. "What has he been doing now?' aaked Alice quickly, aa we entered my room. "I don't understand how he could do It," i said more to myaelf than to her. "What has he done Katherine?" "lie has polil my childhood home 'he gill of my parents without my knowledge." "Hut he couldn't do that." affirmed AU'jp. "You would have to sign the deeds and things, wouldn't you?" Telegram From (Imrle. "I thought so, tiut here Is a tele gram from Charles Cm d win which Haya:'I)o not be dlslreased over any tiling you mey hear. I heard John wished to sell the old place and am ncalu having the deeds made out In your name. liaiiesC." "I am going to telephone to Tom ind ask him to come right over," said Alice decisively. ".No, .don t do that. There may he some mistake. Let me think. Let me ihink. surely John would not sell the house without my knowledge" And hen til! at once it came to me. A little whtlo before during John's management of my oil lands I had chen him unlimited power of at torney, and while I had been traveli ng down here, he had evidently gone buck ami tried to sell my family home. Of course he did not know that Ph?rle had bnnrht It. Now. I knew, adding and the 1 J nnm rgWB.WBVTKW FRTDAT, WIT 0. nARRIUIJU I however, why he had been so anx ious to get me into the new house and why he seemed peifectly willing to buy anything 1 wanted to put into It "Let's get John here,"' said Alice "1 hate to come to the conclusion that the meanest man in all the world is my brother." "No. don't call him. I know he has done this. Ha wanted me to give him the last little nest egg I had left from the oil wells and I would not do it. He thinks he has a right to dispose of my property as he wishes. I think, too. that he has the legal rlfc'ht to do this, as I have giv en him my power of attorney. I am sure that hla excuse will he that he did no, huve money enough to make the next payment on the house, and that he thought ha would not bother me with any of the details concern ing It. You know, dear, what he told Tom when he tried to borrdw some money to make the next payment." "Oh, dear," exclaimed Alice, "I wish now that 1 had told Tom to lend It to him. "Well, It is all over now. I am glad that if my mother's home had to go. Charles has It." I'ecds tn Her Name, "But Charles said that the deeds are made out In your name,' said Alice. "Do you think. Alice, that I would allow Charles Goodwin, who has loved me alnce I was a child to give me something that my husband has deliberately tuken away from me?" "No, you couldn't do that, ahe aald. "Oh, what a mesa John has made of It. 1 can not understand bis ldeaa on the subject of money, when it belongs, or Bhould be given to the women folks of his family. He is scrupulously honest with business men and in business transactions. "I think Alice, I could Iforglve him for this affair with Elizabeth More land easier than I can forgive him for what he has done to me now. '.'Oh, my dear, he has never had a real affair with Elizabeth Moreland "Yes, he has." "How do you know?" How does any woman know. J know that no woman could have the effrontery to treat John Gordon's wife as Kllzabeth lloreltn dhas theat ed me unless she knew that she was m'r 10 V." 11111,1 !' BUU wanieu 01111 Tomorrow l-;ii:ttK't.b (Morelum.. Jitter. After you eat always take PATONIC ISOFOR VqUr ACID-STOMA C S) Instantly relieves Heartburn, Bloat ed Gasay Feeling. Stops food sourinfr, repeatinjf , and ail Btomach miseries. Aids dictation and appvtit. Keeps vtotnach weet and BtronaT. Increase Vitality and Pp. K ATONIC it th beat remedy. Tena of thou aandi wonderfully benefited. Only coats a ctut or two a day to uae It. Poattively 4ruarantMd to pJeaae or w wi II refund muaer. Get a but bux today, You will see, Nathan Pullerton, 205 Casa St. Roseburg, Oregoa. School Funds to Be Distributed SAI.KM. Or.. Julv 28. Seh.ml fundsfof the Riale aggregating $432.- i.?8, based on a per euoita of ?2.02 for the 213.994 n.rsons of achoul age In Oregon, today were ap portioned aiming the various counll, 3 by O. V. Iliiff. state treasurer. The total upportlon-d for 1820 shows an Increase of J23.522.63 over that of HUH. In 1919 the Der canita waa 1.95, while at the time of making the apportionment in 1918 the Der capita was $l.x3. l'here is now in the Irreducible school fund of the state a total of JS.nr.6.974 4". which Includes loans, certillcatea of pale and cash on hand. The number of persons of school aire in Die stale Increased 4381 durini; i lie year, according to the slate treas urer's report. IH'MiltY KOR GASOl.IM-: A tourist Tilling in this city today "Rit Inst tn ihe fog" whe"n he dis covered his gasoline tank failed to register a sufficient quantity dr "the ellvir of life" to carry him more than a few ml;es beyond tiie city llmtta. Ascertaining the location of the I Standard Oil works he Immediately steamed up and got In touch with the local manager, B. L. Tlyland, who , itvormcd him ihat as far as gaso line was conrerned, the premises were .is dry as an oasis In mid-sum-.m r. whereupon the tourist Insisted ;!ha! he l,n accomodated regardless i.i' ihe fact n,i almost froihta ut the j "" 1,1 pres:n; hla demands. Fin he liivw horn his pocket fl cris"' fiv. dollar snd tendered it to Hernle In j. .,, ,f two gallons of s.is - vllich he ,i:, not let and nr. 1. sljti -!v 1 1 h I A ';.. , . i"K riHe tn :it Ihe p ' , h- old !. :i"d II."' ly would h '.d old John D. and i ,'euants for net he 'c.'ly his wants even f.'.Ru per g.iKoti I v had "kent his head." c. . veiled, he p: ei au e I. en accomodated. WllKN ;,r I.KAVK TOWS thl sun.mer a good move to have the X--Hv. follow you to your lacation hon e 1 -i n. mall It to you Cally . 11 St nh -i.. 135 or rlte Our I ubwrlption department and we'll mai n comes to jou rejuiari). JAW Medfclna TRY thia approved rem edy. Just the tonic tot nervousness, sleeplessness, depressed feeling, lost of appetite, digestive troubles, brain fag, or alow recovery . from influenza and kindred ailments. A tonic, alterative and diuretic for blood and nerve disorders. Myrtle Point Road To Get Gravel COQUILLE. Ore.. July 28 Coun ty Judge Wade yesterday received a letter from the state highway com mission In answer to recent petitions by the county court with reference to the Coqullle Myrtle Point road, and also from Myrtle Poiut to the Douglas county line. The decision of the commission Is not altogether clear as to Just what is Intended, although it seems that it has granted the petition and re quest of the court, as far 'as the let ter can be made out. The letter is as follows: "I wish to acknowledge receipt of your letter of July 20th and to ad vise you that your letter of July 3rd addressed to the state highway com mission reached me in Portland and the matter waa referred to the mem bers of the commission. "It was brought up Ifor considera tion at the meeting held in Portland on July 20th, and the secretary was instructed to advtse you as follows: "That the commission considers the section of the Coos-Douglas high way botween Coquille and Myrtle Point to be of sufficient importance to warrant the paving of it when the funds are available, and to advise you that it was the polity of the commission to continue the grading and gravel or macadam surfacing of the entire CooB-Douglas fproject when completed, and that the engi neer has been Instructed to adver tise for gravelMng or macadamizing that part of the highway between Coqullle and Myrtle Point which Is now graded to standard width and now ready for surfacing and such parts as may be made ready this year. "The commission at a previous meeting instructed the engineer to advertise for gravel surfacing the section now under contract for grad ing between Remote and Camas val ley, as soon as the grading contract sufficiently advanced to permit the beginning of the surfacing con tract." "ROT A. KLEIN" Secretary, Oregon State Highway Commission.' AHOUXI) TIIE TOWN Banker M. N. Tidale and Junua Matvin were over from Suilmlin lb if afiernoon. Rev. K. W. Warrington, wife and two children left yesterday for New port, where they will spend the nexl two weeks. Mrs. J. K. Mires, who has been visiting in this city with Miss Edith Hayden, of the Haydeti 1'hotograph Stuilos. left westerday for Portland to visit for several days. Aubrey G. Smith, formerly super intendent of schools In this city. passed through Roseburg yesterday afternoon enroute to Eugene follow ing a short business trio to south ern Oregn. He will return to Rose burg within a few days. Postal Inspector o. L. Kidder is home from a three weeks tour of Klamath and Lake counties. He re ports nne crops in the region west of Goose Lake. There has been qui!.' an exodus or settlers from the drv regions of central Oregon where irri gation projects have failed to ma terialize. SAY "DIAMOND DYES" Don't streak or ruin your material la poor dye. Insist on "Diamond Dyes.' easy directions in package. "FREEZONE" Lift Off Corns I No Pain! Hoetn't hurt a bit. Drop a little Kreeione on an aching corn Instant ly the corn stops hurting and short ly you lift It right off with fingers. V,".,;. ..11 v.. of Freezone for cient to remove -' U.J. a liny pome ' a few rents, suffi- soft rrn .1 , ou'o nam corn.' and the calluses, without soreness or ' irritailon. 1 1 iriiciriii'iirw.'iiririr. - ini - , - CLASSIFIED COLUMN ALL NEW CLASSIFIED AD VCKTIS EVENTS WILL BB rociD o T PAOB UNDER H BLADING -NEW TODAY. ' " JVAXTED. WANTED Waitress at Cafeteria, ply at once. Ap- WA.NTKD Work by energetic boy, age 16. good worker. Phone fil-J. WANTED -iuriy, large 01 small. TTW. Buyer urou. rnone n-rn. W A N 1E I Two prune putters. ' Montgomery, Days Creek. OrS. WANTED tlirl lur housework. Apply W. H. Warner, Cafeteria. WANTED One or two burner stowud hand coal oil stove. Phone 870. WANTTD Man to take contract foi loaiilnt. Ler Creek Lbr. Co., Dixon Villa. Ore. ; WANTED flood' work horse weighing it bout jsuo. j. j. uoberiaon, tu. i, Kongo u rg. WANTED TO KENT Furnished house or apartment. Address C. L C, car Nws-Itevlt-w. W A N T E I F reh cow ; must be jjood milker ajid not over five years old. J. U. WTlson. Phone S-K3L WANTEl-by uiuti and wife. Stead7 Llace aC'ho lace on farm. KxperieiLueu. rranx oes. Hosebuig, Ore. tt'AMLL To buy 5 or 6 ruoin house. Write "H." stating price and loca tion, care of this paper. WANTED tlood heuvy work team, must weigh 360(1 or over and be priced rlK't for cash. T. A., News Review o IT ice. FOH ItKN'f. FOIlTtENT 3-room apartment with piirlor for 2 young men. 247 Bo. Jackson. FOR KENT Safety deposit boxes. Koseburg National natiK. FOK KENT larafe furnished room. cloe tn. Phone 12-Y. FOR KENT Furnished room Willi bath; 401 South Main street. PAriTimE for rent, cows only. Mrs. P. binnotl. Ktitney Addition. Price H'.OU a month. M 1SCKLLA IX I'M. SAEFTY FIRST Secure a safety de Posit box for your valuable papers at the Koseburg National Bank. WELL DRILLING Will be drilling ut H rock way Aug. 1. Anyone wishing a well see or write W. F. Keruin, Suthcrlln, Oregon. WELL DRIIILING K. E. driller. R. 1. Koseburg. lluinsflman. Phone 3-F6. LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE IC you have livestock of any kind for sale or ex chunKv. list It with Or. K. K. Hunt, 228 Oak St.. RoseburH:. CUT DOWN the hiKh cost of living; raise your own meat. Pedigreed and utility Flemish Giant rabbits at low rat prices. S. E. Memmlngt-r, Reser voir Ave. Phone 309-Y. MONEY TO LOAN 30. year rural credit farm loans, low Interest rate. IJO.uOtt local money to loan on good real estate. First jnortgage. See M. F. Rice, of Rice & Rice. LOST AND FOVND. LOST Elk's tooth charm with small diamond setting. Will give liberal reward. K. E. Harness, Koseburg, Ore. L,t tajT Mo 'Jewels, on roau somewhere between northern line of Douglas county and Koseburg. Reward of l-VJ. Leave a t News- Review. Mrs. Margaret Scott left this morn 'ng for Giants Pass where she will visit llor a Bhort time with her dau ghter, Mis. James Kendall. -iiv. It. I. Hall, of Sutherlin. re turn; I to hen home yesterday after noon after spending several hours in Ho.-e'.urg attending to business : luttters. ' For-'Pis, crops all property- nrdt Un - otected from FliiiC. Do your part, NOTICK Oh' SAIE OF GOVERN MENT TIMBER. General Land Office. Washington, D. C, July 3, 1920. Notice is hereby given that i puiiject to the conditions and limita-1 t'on? of the Act of June 9. 191(1 (39 Siat., 218 1. and the Inairuc-1 tions of the Pecvetary of the Inter-1 ior of September 15, 1917, the tini- ber on the following lands will be; sold August 23, 1920, at 10 o'clock j a. m.. at public nuc'ion at the Unit-! ed States land office at Roseburg. i Off sen. to the lrchest bidder at not! less than the spnrnised value as shown i" tiis no'i.-e, sale to be sub-! Je.-t to the tirprov?) of the Secretary zt '.be Tnte;ior. The purchase price! with an additional sum of one-fifth i of one per cent thereof, being commissions allowed, must be deposited at time of sale, money to' !ie re'.irned if sale is not approved,; otherwise patent will isaue for the1 timber which must be removed -within ten years nids will he re-' oeived from citizens of the United j States, associations of such citizens r.ud co-po-'ona organized- under j .he laws ef the I'niteU Sf.tes or anr state, Territory or district thereof! only, lr.on application of a quali-j iied purch.-.srr. the -timber on any I . enl sti;,1!ris.on will be ofrered ' eiarate'.y before being included in I tny offr of a . larger unit. T. I IS S.. H. 1 W . Sec. 31. NEli 'K'. fir 14:0 M.. cedar 30 M 1 SK. fir jsno M., SE H ' ?KU. flr 850 M-. SW H SE V. . nr j 17-10 M., cedar 20 M.. NE h SW4.I "ir 1220 M.. cedar 30 Mi, Lot 3. Br. U70 M.. SE"4 SWi, fir lno M., j 1 ot 4. fir 1S00 M., noe of the fir' r cedar to be soid for less than! 2 00 rer M. T. lo S.. R. 1 W., i ?cr. P. NE'i XEi. red fir 625 M.. :i:e fir 50 M.. S NE Vi . red fir! .'50 M ; none of the red iir to be1 -.'d f?r !e than $1.73 per M . and : "p" ef the white f.r to b sold fcr than SO ceii's r?r M T 16 S 1 R. 1 W.......!!!, y.r. -NV.--. fir'i -"', M.. XWH NWH, fir 1550 M.. I -Wi XW'i. fir 2H90 M., cedar 25 V.. SW", SE. fir 14C M cedar '0 M . SEH SK'i. fir 1425 M., cedar 3r.NFVi SWH,' flr . 400 M. ' NWi SWi4. fir sso M , SEH SWi,.1 fir 540 M , ceiar 10 M : none cf the fir 01 cedar to be sold for less than 2 00 per M (S'gned) CLAY TAI L MAN, Couiniissloner, General Land ! OtTc. PROFESSIONAL CARDS " F. n. OW FXCtit Flcwers. Phone 21" (03 W. cin. I'l.vi.EH r-hlropractl i.ii. . Lur., si 11H. r. v. iiHMiFoiin ami yjfi ." T.-r.. t,B , , .au J . . . -T ' V.kin' Buiidms. Roseburs." o?on i l a. a, J to . n. i - i - i - i - i - i - i - i - i - i - -ri-nini'irr FOR SALE. KOR SALE 160 lbs. Petite FOR SALE Good milch can aitor e y. m. . WOOD FOR SALE U0 tlerolT I4.&0 delivered. Tel. FOR BALE sit udebaker car Garage. N. Jackson street. ' FOR AL& Htavv .mw TT them at the Deer Creek Lir rok atALh: Ola growth nr r grub wood, H.Su per ur. Ph, B H d " I carnes Statiui. bt f 6-m. ami' "tl-L last L'halm.rs tu7- good mechanical ceodltiun. i. ; unatt Uarass. 4 8tr..t Rooming House. ra'""'' araalia Aid Ui,,.. ... r,. will R W. Main, rjtionvllli o'r'. Ut"4 OK BALK Keglsteied H..IJ7r-r-J calf. Aalc Co. Airenl H-. !' VI Wlllard Smith. DUoavlll. or, 1 SHKKP KOIt SALE igg 7, n.lh.n .on 1. ... I. - .. lj.urclcre.t Ranch. Phon. i-of?4 VoU SALE lOxli ttava .llcKSr tjed. Ueersa T.lford. ovpualt. uT r. u. Kc.,iij-.l UiU . I l.- ... . H .nw ,'uu,e car. 711 tuurlna. S50: Haa.l.t.r tr.,7. r-Vfl good condition. Sea lliein at 6,7, H 'un hale a nifty urn, ncmeTrrf fruit. 1202 West First St," FOR ' SALE Te; each, youns and sound-. i-h..JJ eaill. Wtlkrlitni nrt taken once. Roy Kurka. Bro. I way. Ore. FOR SALE 1K19 Ford touring" line new, tuu ivia rum tourin I beat of rnmhtinn tr.n.i i. u ,."'1 FOR BALE Ford in flrst-clasi cbnO a"L . w"' lu KO0 Blifl care ,ewi-iteview. FOR SALE Fir wood at 4.iio parT and oak at 32. 5o per tier on roi 7S mne 10 nara suriacea road, 4.I U( UUA OUllltil 1 1 Ji. rUK SAliL Italian prune trees, Uf gun grown, 8 to 8 ft.. Sue; 4 to ( i.l iron Ai-ii; fair 8-year-old muuTI weight J0U0, good workers matched. Reasonable. J. King, DmI v. -ck bur, vv., uiiunviiie, Ora. 3Ui'ERIOR ROCK. SPRINGS " C0a"C:I Best on the market; dry slab w ana mui enaa oytne tier or cortl &peciai price on 10 tier lots. J j I Denn, cor. uax ana Muin. FOR SALE Few thousand feet Nn ; common fir lumber, 1 and 2 Inch. i:l sjs per on ik ittnen irum mui put I iorm beiore we nave to mov It I . frice or lumoer win rise a Bain Au. I 1. Triple A Lumber Co.. Wilbur. Or. I FOR SALE: One and a third scraa oil free soli, 8 blocks from post offin good house, wooasned and chlcki: house; about 300 pullets, 60 cock erels: large garden, also familiar-1 chard set out this sprlntc. 8irat paved to place. See owner, 4?5 Soutt I St., between Mill and Pine at recti. Auto Owners! We would be pleased to tat your Batteries Free at any time and give 70a eqa advice on the care of Batlerta. When purchasing new bau lea set our price. We can tm yon money. MOTOR SHOP GARAGE 441 N. Jackson St. Kowbarf We Buy at BERGER'S BARGAIN STORE Hides, Mohair, Rags. Rubber, Old Metals, Papers and Bones. 'A Oood Line of Second Hand Clothing For Sale. Casa and Pine Sts. DR I N KS ORANCE CRUSH, 10CANBERRY, STRAWBERRY, RASPBERRY, LEMON, VANILLA, PINEAPPLE, ROOT BEER, COCO COLA. CIHCER Ut ROSEBURG DAIRY AND SODA WORKS PHONE 186 A New Industry for ROSEBURG The Universal Tire Filler Co. hn eMnbl lurked a FI1 I'M corner dak i'iui I and are nnw at yo Universal Tire I'll!? r teed for 1 rtM.fttji) rr ; pa me an air. i:!i ler SI Oft Uf"l i r n : 1 v huve a tore von trouble. CARL AV. OH MAX, Mcr. WILL BUY YOUR USED FURNITURE, STOVES,elt J. B. HENINGER, SUCCESSOR TO MGCULUN & CHAMBERS. OPEN ALL SUMMER Piano Department Hemline-Moore Conservator Violin and Physical Education Department Closed Until September