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ll.KAN (TI'IEH.
H Uh CoinuiHsloni-r Copland, ol
New Vork City, leturus from a for
eign lour, deviled to Investigating
health conditions, ""b Iho convic
tion thai N w Vork la phynlcallv
and uiorully clcumT tlian any Euro
pean city." l'hysical and moral
cli-uiilluvsH. be It oui m-iierully go
together. H condemn London
ispttlally fur Ita failure lo safeguard
lta food auuply and to upervle di
trlliuilou of milk, and Muds II re
niaikakl)l Uial any London child
ahoilld aurvlm, In view of Ita con
taminated milk supply. Ho flnda
many European cities with an In
sufficient or vitlut-d waier aupply.
and almoat everywhere conditions
fuvorabln to Ihe spread of couimunl
calilii disease. Tho chief heallli
problem in Iho United Stale at the
present Hum. he aaya. la protecting
tlilM country again! Hie luvaalun of
deadly diseases from abroad. Th.
coiiuulaalonnr la doubileaa right
about It. New York, with Ita team
ing and smelling Kaal Bide, and I"
noiae, ruab. crowdedneaa and general
air of artificiality, aeldoiu laipniwi
an ouilander aa particularly health
fill. It ia doubileaa no, however, com
pared with big cltlea in other ianda,
and American cltlea ill general are In
the iiunie situation, with a health
atatua fur better than can be found
In correKpondlug commuiiitiea of any
country of the old world. This ia uoi
a thing to gloat over. Moat of our
pre-iulnencH in health la probably
due to cauaefl for which we deserve
no apeciai credit. The war ha hit
Europe haid, and before the war ita
health problem waa far harder than
oura. A uew country, given a toler
able climate, alwaya haa big hygienic
advaniagea over an old one. Hull,
a large part of thla national health
fulnea come from dellberuto, intel
ligent effort and expenditure. A
comparison of city and country
prove tbla. Teeming cllle like New
York are fit lo live in only a I In
reault of great effort lo make them
o, Kurul district In this country,
whli h nulurally ought to bo more
healthful than cities, generally show
a higher disease and mortality rate,
imply liecauae they do not make the
effoit to safeguard their health. At
a lime when European dlseaiwi has
risen to flood proportions, everv
community In America, whether ur
ban or rural, should make a greater
effort than ever belore, not only to
bar disease from without but to keep
down dtaeaae wllhln.
TIiul llifiu buvu lnt-u cuBt ul
frnaa iu (uc lianuliiig ui m guvoru
Uiulit WMI HIMUIUUCV MC't'IUM lO U U
Ian. i ue cuUauiiiiK i&v uf Itiv mal
ItT m (nut tliu lU'ttUrt ul the burt-MU ut
wur riMk ittriuiuncti liavt got ulur the
guilty mull, mm ur Ut'turiuiucd lo
uuvo nu Htuuu uiiiunuU lu iiuniutt
ull Uiobu ruHpuuitiulu lur tliu iiuudfi,
uud tu kvu Hit tiunuu ubHOluitl)
CKtiu b.-rt-ulifr. buveii foiiiii! ui
piuyt of Hit coiiipi iibttllui. ttud t'l
Huruucu cluimg diiHtua buvu btn-u itr
r.'Utid uu ciiurgt ul cuiiHpnucy iu
dtilruud vtfurait of the woilu war.
'iluTe huvu bet-u in Uu viuiiluy of lit'
burt'ttU tiaiiiUM ri uud levlt-w-
fin, u( whoin lol are I's-m-i vice uu-ii.
Thi'ttu men huvu ln'uu t'lecltd hiUi
jtrtut curv, aud hio rcgutri'd tu quul
lfy fur the poult I mu uudur rigid
luudnrdB. It la a pity that a luvt
dtahunt-Mt moil wt-ri abiu lu creep hi
tu the avrvici but U In uol rt'inurk
ablt'. Fur thu wlcki-d, liko tliu puui,
ar alwaya with u. 1'bu Bcri-t ser
vice of tho treasury Uopartnunt la
lt'avttiK uu ntnne uniurm-d lu uncovor
the vittlrn fraud, and lu puiuah Ihy
guilty. Then la no uccttalon for d la
trust uf thla Important branch of
guviTtuiicnt a rvlci'. Tho cuhu
handled hoiustly and fairly during
th paal y'iir wi-ro vry inuny, and
tho otlwra vi-ry few. StrtctiT guard
than vvir will be malutaiiu'd lu the
future uvt'r the work uf Hit bureau.
1'rtvaU concern art habit lu tlu
mi in' difficulty uf having th occa
sional wolf enter in aheep n clothint;
In I he flht al ear etidhiK June :iy
170.834 claims wre awarded
coinp-niai Inn aud 2t,4t insula nee
awarda were mailo. The luout lily
atnoiiut belnx paid out In enmpensa
t lull it win (Ik for death und (liaahllity
ut preaetit Ih 9,bi 7.960 25, and tho
monthly amount paid oui lu ItiHur
uncfl auatda la $7,626,000. The gov
ernment tiiMiruncH bureau la Milt
ftouud, and functioning hnneatiy. and
may bo expected l cotuiune mi re
ranlli'M uf changing adnitnistra
tiuua. Gorman soldiers whu saluted a
French flag, under orders, and then
marched off singing Deutschiand
I'ebor Alios." ahowid a Btiange i j
understandlng of the ultusUon W hat
l hey should have sung waa "Dtniiscu
laud Cuter Alios."
""T! i
dispatch from Merlin regarding I
the lonuer Prince Joachim, w ho toon
his on life, says he was "acutely
embarrassed through Ms restricted
nuances." thereby meaning. wo
fancy, that he was broke. Isn't lan
guage wonderful !
Gas and Acid Stomach
Rfliewd In Twt Minutes I ,
ty taking a heaping
waspoonful uf JOiO
gisss of hot
wtr.
2SIiu k of
piarinleas. Sold
'Ail Prugxlita,
LOVE and MARKED LIFH
Xw. the noted mitfcor I
Idah mGlcme Gibson
HU.KN C ALLS.
Helen came over to see me this
morning. Helen 1 reuiiy uiucn uuo-
ier Iban he used to be. biie loiu
ue, however, that she had heaid of
Jharlea' attentions to ltuth, and she
bought It would be very lovely
hlng If they would make a match. 1
atbtr hated myself for a little pang
jecause Charles had been so devoted
o me for so many year that I could
not quite see him for the husband of
my woman, even so charming and so
ood a friend of mine aa ltuth. And
(hen 1 said lo myself "hatherinu.
on't be a dog in the manger. Charles
ind ltuth are particularly suited to
ach other, and he will make a love-
y father lo her three children.'.
Helen said to me that Kuih hud
promlHed Utile Uobby that he should
oine to her aud his father very soon
again, and she seemed quite happy
ibout II. After we had bad a utile
ulk Helen went with me over to lli
houat and wiiifd quilo tur-1
flirted (hat 1 waa gulng (u have my
reat living ruom lu orieiuai ut-cura-
tloim.
Am a lliirkuround.
"Why, Katherln;," ihe exclaimed.
"I can't quite Imagine you in any
hlug but H colonial nvlioiime:il,
md yet," ahe Bald, after a inuineiit'B
ifniiaiion, "I should know from yutir
vivid perwmalliy lliat. left tu yuur
Hdr, you would want aomethlng of
hi kind aa a background."
"I am going tu havejhe walla of
hta room." I explalued to her ae we
ntered, "covered with gold. China
ea Duiter. In that wide aoorway
there I am going tu put some '
plendld temple carvings, and just
eaide 11 a gorgeous painted screen,
i have also picked up a beautiful pair
f uld lemple doors, which I am go
ng tu put at the bottom of th" stair
'!ase, and beside it some lovely au'eut
'nmps of gilded carving."
'Where did you find Ihem, Kather
'ne?" aaked Helen curiously.
"Oh, 1 have been picking up such
'bines for years," I said. I have told
about them, but lately, eape-
no one
:lally since I thought that 1 was lo
have a little money of my own. I
ook advantage of a chance lo buy
mm very lovely things from a
Chinese art collection belonging to
M:VN PltOM KOOKINU (SLASH.
ieo. H. Host and wife are home
again from California. Mrs. Hest Is
much improved In beaitn, we are
glad to state.
Mr. P. Neurlter Is out today en-1
tertatinlug a number of his irienus
frum Itoaeburg.
County club leader A. K. Street,
was here Friday vlalttng the var
ious club members and Inspecting
the industrial work. He piumlaed
to come again soon.
Mr. and Mrs. I'eter Ames are en
tertat tiling one of (heir numerous
California friends this week.
Hoy Krickson la home frum Port
land. Hoy Is attending the lie k &
Walker bualueaa college at Hurtland
uud will slay with us a while aud
replenlah his ato k iff dollars and
cents.
On last Monday Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Meredith came home from
Newport and it wasn't long until
the word waa being whispered over
the line, and auut dusk you could
aee the autoa steering up aud down
the road and at nine o'clock aharp
there was a terrible din raised at
the H. C. Arnold home. Polo. pans,
ketllea. horns, gma. that had been
out of use nli.ee the civil war were
brought Into play nml, oh, my'
such noise Mr. Arnold runhed out
nd have the aereiiuders an Invita
tion lu, where they ahook hands
with bride and groom, wishing them
much happiness through life. M
Meredith pasHed Ihe cigars and Mrs
Arnold some delicious cake ?vlt
Cocoa and all speak very highly uf
the evenings hilarity.
Or citizens are being entertained
again; an agent coming out last
k tr tug tu lease all the lan
in the valley for tho purpose of pro
spooling for oil. Since thla is
John Duo Company and there s no
finding out JunI whu you are leas
lug to, why lease lo John Doe,
Richard Hoe; thoao men are well
known to every Court of Justice 1:
the I. S. Hethles the lease la very
murh stronger than a warranty de?d
and la a perpetual lease une yn
Mouiii not cut loose rruin.
itnnato concerns of whatever nature
lent, and we strongly oppose
non-depluuiH.
Mrs. Tom Heard is giving a pic
nlc dinner to her Sunday School
clasH today.
A number of our young peopl
did hide themselves away to the oli
Kisheiy below ItoseUurc. whore the;
win rish anil bath. This old resort
was in early days thn moat popular
one in nil DmigU county and each
Mm.lay would find some of our
foimer leading citljons there
At la-M our biidge is completed
and teams und nutos are crossing
Mr. . Hurst, the builder, h;u
taken his crew of splendid men
Wharton, to do some repair work
there. The tirldce is a nidondld
'"- "it oucreie foundation
1 v'i"is for the m?in span being
feel Itnig wlih abutment sf n
loot, ma m 'it o fee- of d.vking
iin sotno svo feet of fill on t
norm end and perhaps 3d to th
boirh rnd Had chi new splendid
suuruire noon placed In the mi.;;.
of tho road, which at this nl:r.
;x
runs due north and south, it would
even have appeared more resource
Ul, rut it stands oMhiuetv acroa.
, 1 n,, h:1,t lh rulK been
1 ,"n,f on me south, it
would hate l utit d into tho neigh
ours gteiti c have a pen picture
tne countv urvejr on hand, thru
j wnicn county authorities are ex
plaining bow tt all happened. .No
one of my friend.
Ulaek anil (lolil limeade.
"I have a wonderful piece of black
and gold brocade which Is going
acroa that end of 'he room." point
ing to the wjill opposite the great
stone fireplace, aud of course you
have Ken some of my Japanese
print. In rummaging over the attic
of the old home I found an exqulslle
collection whloh had evidently been
brought lo mother by one of her sea
faring auditors. It was a find, I
promise you."
Does John Know now mis room is
ruin to be decorated?" asked Helen
iMirliiitslv as she look'-d upon ihe
colonial paper, with which 11 was al
ready hung.
No." I answered with a Utile
smile which I could not suppress, be
cause I knew In my own heart that
Elizabeth Moreland had been decor
atlnr these room ostensibly for me.
and that she. like Helen, had de-
cJd-d that my taste would run lo
colonial furniture and d,coratloiii
and ao ahe had put colonial paper un
ihe walla, thinking I would have no
exeuae to change It.
"I thought, of courae. you hal
asked Mia" Moreland lo decorate
'hem for you. 1 met her at Strang'a
Interior decoration ahop the other
day and ah told me she waa very
buy in getting tho houae ready for
you."
Never In th Huiie.
"Thal'a at range." I answered.
"Only yesterday ahe told me she had
never been In the houae."
"Katherlne. why do you counte-
nance that woman?" asked Helen In
surorise
"What would you do under th-
same clrcumstunces, Helen?" I
asked.
"Of course I don't know." an
swered Helen, "but I believe I would
simply ahk John to allow me to run
my own affairs."
"My dear, I am going to run my
own affairs lu the future with or
without John's consent. That Is th
reason I am asking the paper hnnir-
era to come today and put tip inti
beautiful gold tea paper uf my own
selection."
Tomorrow Helen Doesn't I'mler
stjiml. ui ther explal nation la necessary.
The bridge atands as an ever show
lug fact nevertheless.
Mrs. A. iirsen has Just returned
from Washington, where she has
j been visiting relatives fur the past
month.
Schrenk, Strickland and Board-
man will start their thresher Tues
day morning.
.no ki.kction oitmi;H.
NKW YOllK, Aug. z. ln com
meuting upon the presidential cam
paign, the Mecbauica and Metals
tioiial bank suys: "Klection day
.only 12 weeks off, yet the ppsideti
(ml campaign Is not occupying as
large a place In the minds of bus!
uom) men us It was a month ago in
fact it Is not giving them as grea
concern ua In most campaigns of the
pust. It Is mill fell that the admin
iatratlon of the next four years wil
exert a powerful effect 11 poll busl
iiesa, but neither parties have noinl
nated a man with radical tendencies.
Moth parties have adopted conserva
tive platforms and there is no dis
turbing Issue, no greenback aglt.i
tlon, no free silver controversy, no
active proposal for a radical chant;
In the tariff, no trust busting or rail
mad ball fug utterances. These are
Ihe things that have made presiden
tial cumpaigiiH the hi hi mat os of
biihineKS in the past. These are th
issues that have brought the prover
bial hesitation In business during the
months before election. In the pres
ent campaign such Issues are promi
nent by their absence. As business
la under no fear of a radical admin
Islrat ion ft should bo under no fear
of the preelection unsettlemen
characteristic of many campaigns In
tne past.
Advertise In the News Ueview.
MOTHERHOOD
WOMAN'S RIGHT
U 1 1 r r-.. .
iiuw Lyaia c nnkhamt
Vegetable Compound Helps
to Make Women Normal.
WaahiiiKton, 1ml. "1 Kan in .noli a
omhtuin that 1 never rxiwtfj to have
children a it d ni y
aunt a(vii,l nir to
UWe l.v.lia K. I'ink
ham' Wcrtahlo
Compmiml. It inv
provi-d m j health
an.l rentortM a nor
mal condition of niT
ayittem - tlmt I now
h a r n a tine Imby.
I'ntil .lie was about
a year ul.t I wn
v r y nervoun. and
all tlitt time thiuLinif
ouieiiiin trrriMc wm trunn to happen.
1 Im-.mI anvone ootmn niv h.-art
o,M beat fa.t an.l 1 nt.M to run.
o I to.-k the Vegetable Compound
in and it helped mc wonderfully,
eu may puMish my Utter a the nusl.
i-ine ia Bur.'lv irreat." M r a. I v .
Hant. R. k. No. 4. R... S4 V..I.;n.
. Ind.
Amorir the virtue of Ivdia E Pint.
am'a X'.iri'tahle t'omtviund ia ita ahil.
Iv to eirr.H't aterilitv in tnanv ..u.
I'llia (act ia well ratahh.he.l '.. .vi'
en.ill l.v the ahove letter an.l Kl1n.lrak.tx
( others we have mibli!vd in th
idiiuins.
In manv other home, nnnt cKit.u..
htre are now clitl.lren hvn d th
that I.vdia K. PtnLlianrs VeretaMc
Compound utAkes women normaT
ucaithj and strong , 1
p:
DEPENDON
QUALITY GOODS!
In buying goods we are always on the look
out for fabrics of the finest quality, weave and
designs. From the wee'est baby stockings
to our most exptnsive silks, we always choose
the best in quality. That is our watchword
QUALITY.
DRY GOODS-LADIES WEAR.
I. ABRAHAM
The Store That Gives You Service.
WARNER'S RUST
CXH'IIT HOt'SK CASK 1 1
SAIJM, Aug. 2. A temporary
order restraining tho county com
missioners, county clerk and countv
treasurer of Klamath county from
the expenditure of the special court
house (fund pending a decision on
the appeal In the case of the J. M.
Dougan company vs. Klamath coun
ty, was Issued by the Oregon su
preme court here today. Appeal
from the decree of Judge Hamilton
who found In favor of the Klamath
county officials and the Hut Springs
court house site, was filed nl the
supreme court Thursday by J. M.
Dougan Company which Is suing
for collection of the (final payment
on the court house which It has
constructed on the old court house
square In the heart of Klamath
Kails. Arguments on the injunction
proceedings will be heard by the
supreme court October 1.
"No gas" signs are displayed ut
nearly every Btalion between Hose
burg and Portland, according to
tourists arriving here today. It was
stated, however, that Ihe filling uia
tiuns In Salem were able to supply
a liberal amount of the fuel. The
Portluud stations are unable to cope
with the situation in any way and are
hardly In a position lo Bupply the
specified 20 per cent of the tank ca
pacity. (iocs to Portland
Morris Hawker went to Portland
this morning to visit for a couple of
weeks with friends and relatives.
locate hi Port bind
Miss Klla Callahan left this morn
ing for Portland, where she expects
to make her future home.
WHY C1TIKS GUOW.
A natural human desire to elude
tho divine mandate, "In the .sweat of
(hy face ahitlt thou eat bieud," has
always been the seat of many o( our I ... . -earthly
trouble. As Interpreted lol
mean the kind' m perHpiratlon that
accompanies tilling the soil, it may
account for so many abandoned
rmins and the swarming emigration
of the agricultural population to Ihe
cities where, lndel. the sweating
doesn't stop, but is in thousands of
instance grout ly stayed.
On the farm physical exertion
well-nigh reaches its maximum.
Stripped for the struggle wllh natuie,
reduced to the merest remnant of
clothing, the gladiatorial combat Is
carried on.
Ther are no fat fanners, unless '
they huve become "landed proprie
tors" and have delegated ull violence
of labor to other hands. It Is the
cry from Macedonia now that the
hired man Is no longer to be hired:
and all Ihe racking toil of the faun
descends upon one hapless pair of
shoulders: no one Is to be hr.d for
love or money to share It.
The rendering of the soli into na
ture's hands again Is quite necount-
able. And when (he rewards of
easier employment in the city are bo
great, even partial dependence on a
sense of conscientious Bel f -sacrifice
not to he expected. St. Louts
ulobe-Pemocrat.
Tho scientific blendinorof
of benefit to persons who suffer from
Ncrvonsneas Sleeplessness
Depre-loii Loss ol Appetite
Brain Fag Digestive Trouble
Slow Becovery from Inilaenza and Kindred Ailments
Are you run down? Are you irritable? Are you overworked' Then
try this approved remedy and satisfy yourself of iu beneficial
ingredients.
Uriacea ia told in original
ic ox. oottle$ only. Ktfus
au $ui$titut9.
L i- -1 jm. m nr--wr-v?-mt&ZS-M
WE SELL
Edison
MAZDA LAMPS
Douglas County Light and Water Co.
GOODS
- PROOF CORSETS
Easy
Shorthand
Free Lessons to You
Wondarfully uy to lasrn Is th nw
shorthand Lm it ia 6 evenings. tbs
sequlrs speed with pleuanl practice. For
regular employment as iteoognpher or m
aid Id your buaineis. Two lensona mailed
free if yon write to King Institute Inc..
EA-ftt. StaUoD F. New York. N. Y. Juet
prove for youfMlf, then surpriae others.
Show y qui fneode this oavertuemMit.
CITY NEWS
Arundel, piano tuner. PlloDa 189L.
We pay the highest price for C-
eara bark, flerger a Bargain store.
WATKIN'S products. 126 W. Lane.
Phone 137-L.
Stop and reflect great fire trot
little spark are spread. Be careful
wllh fire.
Firee detroy live, property and
food. Be careful with fire.
We wash and polish cars at Mer-
len s garage.
Insure against los equip your
tractors so they won't set (ires.
The Cheney Phonograph, the only
phonograph made that you absolute
ly cannot hear the needle or surface
noise on the record, for sale by Ott's
Music Store. The big four. Edison,
Victrolu, Cheney and Sonora.
FOR SCHOOL WARRANTS
Notice la hereby given that all
school warrants of School District
No. 4. Douglas county. Oregon, to
and including No. 4103, endorsed
February 6th. 1920, not paid for
want of funds, and prior thereto, are
this day called for payment by the
undersigned, and all 1 terest will
cease from the date of thl notice.
Dated this 29th day df July. 1820.
ROSCOE N. GUEEN,
Clerk of Hchool District No. 4.
Douglas County, Oregon.
Auto Owners!
We would be pleauaxl to teat
your
Batteries Free
at nny time and give you expert
advice on tile rare of liutterlea.
When purchasing new batter.
i( get our price. We can -save
3'ou money.
MOTOR SHOP GARAGE
441 N. Jackson St.
Roseburg.
rpliahl vnm.ral.TA anyaAi
Mmlo Btmnmlmmtmm
BBIACEA DRUG COMPAMY
Cltx.Ma.
I
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
ALL W CLASSIFIED ADVEHTISBMklSTt WILL BB WOVSD ox lam
PACK UNDER BBAD1NO "NEW TODAY."
WANTED.
Cl.KKK WANTED At Hotel Oiand.
WANTED A used pump Jack.
Suit Shop.
Ray's
WANTED Chambormald at Unipgua
Hotel.
WANTUD Waitress at Cafetsrla.
piy at once.
WANTED luraeya, large or amall.
Huytr Uro. fhiia H-FH
WANTED Two prune picker. J.
aiontgomeiy. laya cieek, Ure.
WANTED Ulrl for housework. Alily
W. It. Warner. Cafeterlu.
WANTED Une or two turner second
hand voal oil stove. Phone 3TU.
WANTED Woman to work in laundry.
Call St. Mary's hoapltaL
WAN 1 ED TO KENT t or i room
house no children, phon 30I-V
401-y.
WANTTU Man to tuky voniruLt tur
lutfcintf. Lr Crk Lbr. Co., Dixon
via. Or.
WANTED Maternity oust' by pmctl
cul numif. Call at 1U4S Corny Av.,
or phon S0-W.
VVANTUU Woman for general houae
work. vry things convrnleuL Ad
drtkiH A. C., tare Nwii-KevliW.
WANT EL) TO ItKNT FurnUhvd Uou
or apartments. AUdr C. La. C., ci
WA.VTK Li Good heavy work tcim.
must weigh 1400 or over and be
priced right fur caah. T. A.. Hmwm-iU-vlew
ortlce.
WANTED, VltCaVE PICKEKS lie for
'elite) and Italiuna If you stay thru
the mvuhoii; 10c fur Pwtltva and Ital
ians If you quit the Job. Good camp
ing place. Wm. P. Weaver, Myrtle
t're?k. Oregon.
Xlt KJsLNT.
FOR KENT Safety depeatt
Hoseburg National Bank.
FOR RENT -Large furnlehed
clote In. I'hooe 12-Y.
boxes.
TZoaT,
MlkCkIJ,A.L:OLii.
SAEFTV FIlttiT toe.'ure a safety de-
posit box for your valuable payers at
tne ttosvDurg national uuti..
WELL. DRILUNO Will be drlUlng at
Mruvkway Aug. 1. Anyone wishing a
well aee ur write W. F. Ketuln,
But hurlin, Oregon.
WELL bKlLUNO
K7 HeliiaiMinun.
dillier. H 1
Roaeburg. Phone l-I- 5.
UVEMTOCK EXCHANGE If you ha v
iiveatocK ol any Kina tor sale or ex
change, list It with Lr. R. E. Hunt,
Z uaK St., KoseDurg.
CUT DOWN th high cost of living;
raise your own mut. Pedigreed and
utility Flemish Ulant rabbits at low
est prices. H. E. Meniniinger, Reser
voir Ave. Phone Suv-Y.
MONEY TO LOAN iS o-year rural
credit farm loans, low Interest rate.
$20,u00 local money to luan on good
ru) estate. First mortgage, ties M.
K. Hlce. of Rice A. Rice.
TAKKN t'P One yearling Ilolsleln
heifer, marked crop and hole in left
ear, two splits and underbtt, brand
ed U J on right hip. J. M. Itdgcr
wofld, Mvrtlt Creek.
LOST A.VD KOL.ND.
LOST Wagon shoe wltn chain at
tached, hi ml or please notify Mathew
Adams, H. 1. phone 33-K5.
i-uHT Elk
s tooth charm with small
setting. "Will give liberal
R. E. Harness, Roseburg,
diamond
reward.
Ore.
FOi; HALE.
FOR SALE Oood milch cow. Phone
42I-K after 6 p. m.
FUR SALE 160 lbs. Petite prunes at
14c. Call at Cafeteria,.
FOR SALE litis Oakla .d six car. like
new. Box H2, KoutH 1, Kosvburg.
FOR SALE 8 shoats and aow. O. L
Coon, On mas alley. Ore.
nt SALE Two Jersey, fresh milch
cows. Phone 4-F3.
WllKX YOD IJCAVM TOWN
this summer It's a good move to have ':
the News-Review follow you to your :
vacation Home. Let ua mall It to you
dally just phone 135 or write our!
ubscrlptlon department and we'll
ee that U cornea to ;ou regularly.
Our Want Ads Obtain Results.
NOTICE OK SALE OF GOVERN
MENT TIMBER. General Land
Office, Washington, D. C, July 3,
1930. Notice Is hereby given that
subject to the conditions and limita
tions of the Act of June 9, 1916
(39 Stat.. 218), and the instruc
tions of the. Secretary of the Inter
tor of September 15, 1917, the tim
ber on the following lands will be
raid August 23, 1920. at 10 o'clock
a. m., at public auction at the Unit
ed States land office at Roseburg,
Oregon, to the highest bidder at not
less than the appraised value as
shown by this notice, sale to be sub
ject to the approval of the Secretary
of the 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
timber which must be removed
within ten years. Bids will be re
ceived from citizens of the United
8talps, associations of such citizens
and corporations organized under
ihe laws of the United States or any
state, territory or district thereof
only. Upon application of a quali
fied purchaser, the timber on any
legal subdivision will be offered,
leparaieiy oeiore neing lncinaed in
any offer of a larger unit. T.
15 S., R. 1 W. Sec. 31.
!E4, fir HG0 M.. cedar 30 M.,
NWH SE4. fir 1800 M.. SEV4 i
SE, flr 850 M SW14 SEtt, fir
1740 M., cedar 20 M.. NEi SWti.
fir 1220 M.. cedar 30 M.. I.nt s. flr i
1170 M.. 8E SWU. fir 1600 M..
Lot 4. flr 1800 M.. none of the fir
or cedar to be sold for less than I
$2.00 per M. T. 16 S.. R. 1 W..
Sec. 9. NE NE4, red flr 625 M., '
white flr 50 M., SE14 NE4", red llr !
360 M.: none of the red flr to be!
sold for less thsn 11.75 per M.. and
none of the white flr to be sold fori
ss than 60 cents per M. T. 16 8..
R. 1 W., So. 23, NEH NW4. flr
1700 M.. NW NW14. fir 1550 M..
SWtt NWW. flr 2090 M., cedar 25
M., SWU SEU. flr 1640 M.. cedar
00 M.. SE SE4, flr 1425 M.. cedar
10 M., NEH SWH, flr 400 M..
NW SW14, flr 880 M.. SEU SWU.
llr 640 M., cedar 10 M.; none of the
flr or cedar to be sold for leas than
2.00 per M. (Signed) CLAY 1 A.LL
"'V. Commissioner, General Laafl
aw, iieigian narea. I Co..
buck. Inquna Waahi.Ti.!"
FOR SALE-
N. Jaekaon street.'
aitrflc,
ioa Ai.u u.u jcrowtn nr
grub wood, t l.sii per tier.
AiLiil la.l ciittdiiKi-a t,uj ;
good mechanical condition i, "a
iun.el Garaae. "tJt
FOB SALE Overland -paif,ne.r;
lul. model. Theodore Wtm".', !?''
STeel Hoomlng Houae. t
oALh, uoyal electric
carpet sweeoer. sllaluw .. V.uta
.-.itiioia, vell Aluahier K
FOB SALK-H.gi.ter.dHVlIK'
it f; Arko.CV:.Af.nl H""i about
Wlllard tfmith. LUonvllltj ur-
6wut
FOR 8ALB-:Dr..Vr. kUchTrr--
nmfuitL-iu. UcU, ickr babv h..
sun oai.i iiibAf Two
mall. ;e-
inaivotu worn nurawi. good drlvir.
OK bALE Hewing mauhliit. ua.-Tl
Main M 67J F CttU l
bUH bALE By owner, big aruTTiTTi;
farms, city property, buslneu iw
r.-whlvnoes. Inquire S.'6 Kam u 11
'? , , loxm stave silo Ju?
tled. Oeorgo Telford, opposite h!T
Vallev SL-liunl hnm, l nT
FOR
SALE OR TRADE fi.TLrrrrt
riding
rue, 1 3-year-old colt 1--!:
of old horsey cheap. Hun.hii.e KanJf
Roseburg. Phono 41-F5. "
FOlt SALE Two Dodge TsTri TuT
tuurliig, thin; Roadster. $5u: both
good condition. See them at sm I
tlitriig-.
t Oit isAi-E
lilftV Utile limit. LT-
anifii all spare ground In nurden mr
fruit. UM West First Mt?ret,
- . :
FOR SALE Teurn, weighing ii
each, young and suund. Cheso ,t
taken at once. Roy Burk, brock,
ft ay. Ore.
FOR SA LE Fir wood at ll-WO pr coS
and ouk at f-'.&u per tier on grouni
H mile to hard surfacd ronu. aj.
dross Box 94. tiutherlln.
FOR SALE Pair year-old rn,'
Weight 1000. good workers m
matched. Reasonable. J. King ui
Creek Lbr. Co Dixonvllle, Ore
HEAVY TEAM for sale, with harnm
a4-ln. wugon with two seta 0(
wheelfi, wood and steel. For quick
$1!50. K, A. Burroughs, Green
Station. .
FOR SALE Nearly new 3 4 yard duTp
body, with wood hydraulic lift, guar,
anteed in fine condition. A bargi'i
at 1475. OttMman-McDonald Car LV
30 E. Heventh St.. Kum iie. Ore.
iL'PERIOR ROCK BPitlNGS COAL-T
Rest on the market; dry lb wM
and mill ends by the tier or corf
Special price on 10 tier lots. U, j
De-nn. cor. Oak and Main.
FOR SALE--160-acre ranch. 40 a. in
cultivation, family orchard, iom
buildings; span horses, weight l4v,
good set harness, set slnule liarnui.
1 light 2-aeutvd hack. Wade dr.g
saw, new. T. A. MrNahb. Koltr, Ort.
1' Olt bALE Few thousand feet No. 1
common Mr lumber, 1 and i Inch, it
918 per M If taken frum mill plat
form before w have to move tt
Price of lumber will rise again Aug.
1. Triple A Lumber Co.. Wilbur, On.
FOR SALE No. .ubber Ouots. top
cover and side curtains for 'IX mod!
Studi baker; 1 halter bridle. Wire
brufh, 1 grnaa sickle, punching tug
and board; mattress and cot bed. Ill
Nurth St ephens St.
FOR SALE By owner, several hunJe
red acres suitable for stock farming.
Some cush, balance terms to suit.
Also store property at less than con
to build, no competition, anrl near
sawmill, post office In building. Lo
cated south of Klamath Falls. WlU
be at SJfl E. Lane St. until Auxurt
FOR SALE- One and a third acrei
free soil, 8 block b from post ofl;
good house, woodshed and chlciu
houne; about 300 pullets, 60 cock
erelf: large garden, also family f
chard set out this spring. Strait
aved to place. See owner, 426 Souti
t., between Mill and Pine street.
Sheet MetalWork
OP ALL KINDS
J. H. SINNIGER
110 OAK STREET PHONE 428
will buy your used
furniture: stoves
j. b. heninger,
SUCCESSOR TO MCCLAIUN & CHAMBERS
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
mbs. F. n. own-Cut Flow.r. Phaaa
240. 403 W. CaB.
UK. if. II.
Physician.
l'lrl.Elt Chlropraci"
222 W. Lane
Dll. K. P. IIHAUFOIIU AM)
Chiropractur. Phon. 4U-i'4
We Buy at
BERGER'S
BARGAIN STORE
Rides, Mohair, Kags,
Rubber, Old Metals,
Papers and Rones.
A Good Line of 8econd Hn
Clothing For Sale.
Cass and Pine Sts.
DRINK LUXO
There's an Inspiration and
tsfaction in every glass tns
malt-hop drink. Buy a case.
ROSTBL'RG DAIRY AND SODA WORK
PHONE 186
OPEN ALL SUMMER
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