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3 wawa nmiff .nZ7 20. An un- fi le i N' Thompson. ,ld as Thompson n f rowf"""' ue,alk in front Of LCtal -seventh and !.. .tor tB" Ti.nmDiion. who Htrlaon ,rM"rH nvrd only long S 1 'nVhhors. wto d trnP'"; uie at the .tore f,rU olu. when the crime !tl "fitted He mid that the "?mi larked him drove away ,1" Is ,e It waa not known " . whether he had roDoea it tb' " Thompson. The victim Ted '5-,ear old d.ugh- nWBJT OX AHM. miCO. C.I.. am. -r-i J . .f mOKQH Ton Ilinnf ,rm or ,hB m09t pioas- ,0t',"f an ewlonce. but that V.niht LU-utenant William C. L" f the i nlted State, public WhJ rv . I" char,te of 'JlS m'; W" B work here. did. and red ... on hi. rich. ...tifles to tne oruoi. SU ? glTlnir 'he mo.uilto. this Pnrdv Is attempting- to dis- , i, mosqiittos breed III . . nf In other., lens . his arm was TJt the 'art ,hat tn" (emale .!! 'I " , r,i. ifa.(. nite lays 11 00 Plow- vnTIfE T SKM KHOIJIKRS OF .... n . .1 ir a - the nosri" " flOt ASSOTIATION. ftty Stockholder, of the n6seuu,rg Tm re hereby notified that pur--atto the call of the president of xewlatlon. a special meeting of Z ...khnMurs of the Itoseburg h.a .nrf Fnlr Association will be .u i the offlco of the First State i String Panic In TJoseburg. O re ran, on Tuesday, the 24th day of iurut 1930. at 4:00 o'clock p. m.. or the purjnse m r'siuri ns m ' or dlspis.il of the real property uinnrinr to the association and for ibtirtnsaotion of any and all biml tipert.intng iheroto or necessary l eonncctlon therewith. R. L. WHII'1'i.K, secreiarjr. Japs Increasing Hold on Business SALEM, ..nnls,ted Press). Aug. 20. According to tie report of Frank Davey, .peclal investigator I'or Governor Olcott, the adult Japane.e population of Oregon Ha. not greatly Increased during the past ten year., but there Is an increase In the birth rate of that nationality In the state. The report credits tne rederal Immigra tion authorities with the view that gon have apparently entered Illeg ally. It Is further shown that J&ps are rapiuiy acquiring tanas through out the state. They have obtained a firm nom on Dimness in Port land, and the Investigation shows them to be controlling 90 per cent Of the cheap lodging houses of that "ity. Tne report will be submitted to the congressional Investigation committee. Am now booklm orders for day. oil chlrkr for 1921 delivery rrom liiih prtwl'irtn it Tancrpil sirain tVhite tighorni. Earl Vosburgh, 702 Fui Iwlon St., iti'icburs. ASK FOR and CET HiorSiek's The Originnl tor Infanta uid Invalids Avoid Itaitationa and Substitute! NOTICE FOR BIDH FOR STREET lU'HO EME.NT. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Inn bnn the -Spuuure of Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned at his office in the city hall in the city of Roseburg, up to 6 o'clock p. m. Saturday, Aug ust 28, 1920, for the Improvement of North Jackson street from the north line of Second Avenue North to the north line of Third Avenue North In the manner provided by ordinance No. 728. All bids must De sunnutted upon blank forms which will be furnished upon application to the undersigned, and must be accompanied by cer tified check payable to the city Treasurer for 5 per cent of the amount bid, to be forfeited to the city in the event said bid Is accepted and the bidder shall fall to enter Into a contract and bond with the city according to the terms of Bald bid. A bond of 100 per cent of the contract, satisfactory to the city, vlll be required from the contractor, t he time staled In the proposuls for completing the work will be consid ered In awarding the contract. The council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Dy order of the Common Council. Dated August 17, 1920. R. L. WHIPPLE. Recorder of the City of Roseburg, Oregon. Advertise In the News-Review.' ROSEBURG-rAMS VALLEY STAGE Two Daily Stages two Daily Stages leave RGSKBUIKJ, - - 7 and 2:30 Leave CAMAS, 7:45 and 11 Special trip made at any time. Piwae 170 L Idiseburfr op Camas Hotel Camri! V Ipy . IftlOUK ('AKS AKEUSED) LEE C. (iOODMAN. Prop. REMGHTFUL SURPRISE. Hai come, to thoie havlnc Uni versal Tire Filler Installed In tholr Vrea to lak the Pac of tuhes and atr. They now set th real . enjoyment In their auto rides without having any of tliosn disagreeable roadside tire repairs. Break away from your old ways and adopt the more economical way by having Unl veral Filler Installed In your ttuto- tires. It ride same as air and aMves you much more mlie bk to your casing. If In doubt ask those that are now and have been riding on It for a long time. Hon. Judge Wonacott and wife have been riding on Univer sal Filler In tuelr Franklin car for nearly six years, and would not go back to air again for any thing. Universal Tire Filler Is guaranteed 100.000 miles and la cianged from one casing to an other as they wear out. . FMlcr Servlc Station, Corner Oak and Rne. CARL OH MAN, Manager Children Cry for Fletcher's 1 FT A H Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has bees a use fur over thirty years, has borne the signature of -7 and has been made under his per QJj7??'z,, sonal supervision since Its infancy. 'Cit A110W n0 one to deceive you In this. All Ccuatcrfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good " ore but ' Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants end Children Experience against Experiment. JVhatisCASTORIA stona is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, wpps and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains Mithsr Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its ?e is its guarantee. For more than thirty years It has in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, v. aw colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverlshness arising jwerrom, and by regulating the Stomach and, Bowels, aids S,Yl!ation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. a. t-tiiurca's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORI A ALWAYS Bears the Signature of In Use For Over' 30 Years rhe Kind You Have Alwav Bouaht AlWl'NO THB TOWH I Vlstt FrtemW Mr,R. N. Bely. 14ft this morn Ins tor Winchester, whm sh. will spend the dar ylsitlnc with friends. To Drain- Leila Trailer spent the 'dar at Drain vlsltln. with fri anil, .nil a- latlves. Co to Hop Yards u a. Buley and family left for Eugene this morning to soend a couple of weeks In the bop yards. Attend Conference Mrs. Elinor Lahav left this morn ing for Spokane, where she will attend the Northwest Conference of the Souih Methodist Church. Fol lowing the conference she will go to Tacoma to visit for a few days with her son Nell. VlfilU-d Ilro(hT Mrs. Mary Watklna of North Ya kima, who has been visiting for the past week with her brother J. A. Worley, left this mornlna for her home. On llinlneas Airs. P. H. Towne. left this morn ing for Eugene to attend to busi ness mailers tor a short time. VUlted Here- Mrs. Edwin Schive and daughter til Seattle, who have Veen visiting ior several days with Mr. and Mrs. v. McMillan, In this city, left this morning for Portland, where they will stop for a short time on their way home. Leaves on Vl't Miss Alice Thurston left this morning for Eugene, where she has friends with whom she will visit for a few days. Visit at Central la - Dr. and Mrs. V. U Rulter and family, Ida this morning for Cen tralia, to visit with friends and re latives for a short time. ViNited for Week-End W. H. Cordon of Marshfleld. who spent the week-end In this city, re turned this morning to the Coos Bay City, where he is now employed. VfHlted Here ' . - Chauncey Mnrkee, who has been vlstlng his many friends In Rose burg since Wednesday, left this morning for Albany, where he will visit for a Vew days before going to his home In Portland. His par ents, Cupt. and Mrs. R. C. Markee. former residents of this city, while he former was commandant of the Soldiers home, are now residing in Portland. 1 leaves for Alameda Mrs. P. Long lert Saturday evening with her daughter, Mrs. Evia Peter son, for Auuneda, where she will stay IndHlnllely. V lulling Here , Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hatfield of Rich Hill, Missouri,' are visiting at he T. W. Hatfield home on South Deer Creek. Visit From Sntlierlin Geo. Truinbo was a business vis itor from Sutherlln Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. 8. D. Chapman and plr. and Mrs. D. C. Livingston were In from Glide Saturday. Threshing of grain is almost completed in that neighborhood for the season. R. S. Ingram, one df the pioneer residents of the county, was in from South Deer Creek Saturday. Allan Oden, of Albany, was a Roseburg vlslor Saturday. Geo. Rlnehart was over from Sutherlln Priday evening. Enjoy a Picnic Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fields and Mrs. A? J. McCulloch and daughter Mildred enjoyed a picnic yesterdiy t the Hall place near Myrtle Creek. Here from HnrrixburR Leland Morgan and Wayne Mor gan, sons of M. D. Morgan, editor and publishers df the Harrisburg Bulletin, were In this city yester day on a brief vacation trip. These young men, both still In tbelr teens, seem well informed on the printing and publishing business. They ex pressed a very favorable opinion of Roseburg after a ride through the crlnclpal parts of the city. Visiting Relatives iMr. and Mrs. Clias. L. Clavenger motored down from Grants Pans yesterday and are visiting tat the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Wlmberly. Mr. Clavenger is superintendent of the electric light and power system for Grants Pass and vicinity for the Calfl'ornla-Oregon Power Co. Have Fine Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stanton re turned Saturday evening from the Bohemia district, where they have spent the past three weeks enjoying an outing. According to Mr. Stan ton the Bohemia, country Is a sportsman's paradise and their trip was enjoyable from every standpoint. S. F. Chinatown Losing Residents SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. J. San Francisco's Chinatown, at one time perhaps the largest of any American or European city, continues to de crease in population, according to statements from the Chinese consul ate and the Chinatown anlice squad. Before the San Francisco fire of 1906 there were over 30.000 Chinese here. It was estimated. Today China town is credited with a population ot between 6000 and 7000. Chinese populations In other sec tions of the United States also are decreasing, according to census rtg--..,,. fhcntnl.t. In 1900. th"V show; there were approxitUair!? iT- 000 In America. In 1910 tne numDer had decreased tot about 71,000. and In 1090 In ES.000. Many reasons have been assigned for the decrease nere. i ne coonumir thinks restrictions on Chinese Immi gration have been the main cause and agrees with officials of the po lice squad that the ban placed on gambling In the Chinese quarter Is another reason. Chinese love to ramble, the police say. and whua the ban was ordered many left Eastern eltlea have eaJM many San Francisco Chines where they engage In the restaurant and laun dry businesa. Chicago, It la said., has drawn heavily upon Sao Frau clsco's Oriental Quarter. Oregon Prune Market Unsettled The following dispatch from Port land will be of Interest to Ihe prune growers of the Umpqua Valley: The Oregon prune market Is still in an unsettled condition. Opening price have not yet been fixed by the association, but - are expected very. soon. There is, consequently, no. selling by packers and no con tracting with growers Is reported. One df the Independent packers an nounced an opening price ot 1 4 44 cents, bulk basis, ou 40-50s. This was criticised by the association as a cent too high and there matters have halted. The California asso ciation opened at lSVi cents on the same slxe, but It has none of these to offer. Some early contracts were made with northwestern growers on the basis ot 16 cents for 30-40s, but there has been no recent buy ing. The Oregon crop is doing fairly well, notwithstanding the dropping In some ot the valley countries. It Is thought the yield may run about 60,000,000 pounds. At the beginn ing of the season a crop df 80.000, 000 pounds was hoped for. Last year the dried prune output ot the state was 35.000,000 pounds, and two years ago 66.000.000 pounds. Independent packers of Califor nia prunes are falling In line with the association as to prices on the 1920 crop, and one by one they are meeting the lower range announced by the big factor. Some are even feeling out buyers at slight con cessions on the smaller sites. The buyers of association assortments .ire taking up their contracts and some little Interest In resales has developed. Eastern nuyers are not dispose! to accept the statements that the old crop has bee'n pretty well clean ed Hp on the coast, and there are persistent rumors, accredited to easterners who have been In Cali fornia recently that there are still considrnble quantities df the smal ler sizes held back which may be reprocessed and sent eastward as new crop goods. The buyer Is a decided bear at present and he- 1b full ot hear arguments and rumors, which adds to the unsettled condi tion ot the whole line. support the socialist ticket la the districts represented by the ousted assemblymen, declared Julius Oer ber, secretary-treasurer of the committee. CLOTHXNO ORDER- CCT. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug' 10. Or ders by retail clothiers on their wholesalers for the fall or 1920 are reported to bo only about 25 per cent as great as the early purchases last fall, while prices asked by wholesal ers are higher than ever before, President Herman Frank of Los An geles declared In a keynote address today before the Retail Clothiers' association of California. WINS IS A WALK. Br Aaaorlatra Pn... ANTWERP. Aug. 21. Frlgerao, ot Italy, won the three thousand meter walk In 13 minutes, 14 1-4 seconds. o IXIHCTMKXTS RETURNED. (ny An.oclat.d Press). SALT LAKE CITY. Aug. 21. In dictments charging the Utah-Idaho Sugar company and (ts officers, many of whom are prominent Salt Lake and Ogden business men, with having made exorbitant profits In the sale of sugar, were returned today by a special United States grand jury. ' M. C. Radabaugh, the auctioneer, expects to leave for North Dakota 'omorrow, where he has been called on account of several sates that he will have charee of there. Sugar Soaring as Canning Nears For the first time In many weeks there la now Indication of a slight drop In the price of sugar In the lo cal market, though It Is not at all affected by Ihe' big drop reported in the east. Wholesale dealers here state that the report of 15-cent sugar In the east Is not based upon an ac tual decline In refiners' prices but la probably the result of a certain group of dealers who have become panicky over the market prospects and are endeavoring to unload. The local Jobbers have received no Inti mation of reductions In the west, and there Is no promise of large reduc tions to the consumers In time to help out the canning season. Some of the local dealers have made a spe cial reduction of one and a half cents on granulated sugar, and 20 cents a pound for the brown grades. As a result of the price there is only a fraction of the usual demand for sugar In Eugene and the demand for fruit cans and supplies Is affected In the same proportion. Eugene Guard. WANTS) KAMB CHAXUKD. LOS ANGELES, Aug. 20. Mrs. Charlotte Sml'.b, motW of Mary Plckford. has filed In the superior ourt a petition for permission to change her name t M.ri.. Charlotte) Plckford. 0 & CITY NEWS 0 Doro'hv Orcutt left this morning for Portland to spend a week or ten days with friends and relatives. Arundel, piao tuner, food UN . We pay the highest price for Caa cara bark. Berger's Bargain 8tore. W ATKINS products. 126 W. Lane. Phone 137-L. , Stop and rellect great fires froes little sparks art spread. Be careful with fires. Fires destroy uvea, property and food. Be careful with fire. Insure against loss eoutn your tractors to they won't set fires. The Cheney Phonograph, the only phonograph made that you absolute ly cannot hear the i.eedle or surface noise on the record, for sale by Ott's Musle Store. The big four, Edison, Vlctrola, Cheney and Sonora. FIVE SOCIALISTS RENAMED. NEW YORK, Aug. 20. The five socialist assemblymen ousted from the state legislature have been re nominated and will fight for reelec tion at the Special elections Septem ber 16, it was announced here to night.. The committee of 48 will JUDD&McMILLIN HAVE A PAD Promiscuous sales. Variety Adds. Our auto tires, are the Orant, to beat our price I know you can't. 30x3, $12.40: 30x3U. $14.76; 32x3tt, $17.60; tubes $2.40; other sizes accordingly. One ton Ford truck, model 1919: one real Ford bug: one Ford touring body; 4 fine Scotch puppies; one 6-year-old cow. All kinds hay and, grain for feed and seed. 01 K WANTS We want your hay, grain, vetch, cheat, etc. Will pay as much as possible. Al'TOMOIlII.E GARAGE We do all kinds of repair work on automobiles. Oxy Acetylene Welding, Etc. TRANSFER WORK We have three trucks and are prepared to do all kinds of haul ing at reasonable prices. So Just come In and give ua a trial; you'll be so pleased, 'twill make you smile. , Yours for Business, JUOD & McMILLIN Garr's Store ECONOMY Prices That. Save You Money We have not advanced our price to keep up with the market. Goods bought on old contracts carry old prices. Why pay mora elsewhere? Our price are equar to and In many casee lower than the mail order houses. Dishes Hosiery . , Our prices right now are prac- Open stock or full sets in tically equal to wholesale white, gold band blue-bird and costs. We have the finest mer- several other beautiful pat- cerized hose at 85c, worth 98c terns 42 nc sets in any of to 126- We nave hoso ln terns. 4Z pc. sets in any oi back whHe or colorB fof wom. the fancy patterns $0 to $10.80 en meIli chHdren or Infants, Also full line of fancy chlua, cotton, silk or wool. We can glassware and baking wares. supply your needs. " I r Crochet Thread LtHHIlllg tjUPPIieS standard makes at prices equal to present cost. Mason Jars, caps, rubbers. Jelly glasses, strainers, enameled IT J ' kettles or dlshpans ln trple-, UnQerWetir coated blue and white ware. We can save you money. Vests and union suits for wom en or children at money-saving prices. Dolls, Books Notions rjorriOC Big line to supply your needs UCUllCO in all essentials. We have a complete all-the- . . . year line In a big assortment I ICtUrCS ren's books especially com- Beautiful subjects, all sites, plete. . moderately priced. Variety! CARfTS Economy! S31 If. JacksoB Roseburg, Oregon. Commercial Abstract Co. (Incorporated) Under New Management J. E. McCLINTOCK, President i. L. McCLINTOCK, Vice-President L. E. McCLINTOCK, Secretary. Abstracts, Insurance, Maps, Notary Public Prompt Service Dependable Work Reasonable Prices First State and Savings Bank Building Phone 245. ROSEBURG, OREGON. 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Oa Up marrtt, John KkH Britula. tvtfeMf , ewtlfl to thti: ' Mr fcMtl lb tcy ul ticfe u atwoutaiv htU. Tkm Mlp U eh in y. An expert aid tliftl fa though th fcitr rttli wr KtiucK tod lhr no hop of aj hTiof v hlr crevlh. "Tt sow, m an it ovr 64, I nvm m liix.ir.tat frtwth i rwt, st root. latroa hair I N trao of bildDci. ThapietnrM hows) ' u ar from my pbotorrar.hs," Mr. UnttaLa cartiiatl further ( INDIAN'S SECRET OF HAIR GROWTH I irinf variomf ftair Wtloni, leu tea, apacUllMa iroatmeiita. I can actum. 1b but travaia. i Cbaroka Indian 'madlalna man" wht had aa alixlr I thai ha aaaaveratad wauld f row mj hair. Altbaach Alt kir aroaik I bad fcul liltla faith. I tl a trial. T tor VTXmt imiMmint Mfhl fun boo a appeared. It dtTalopad, day by dar, to health? frowth, u Wig aa kair wm a j,rt.uii a irn aar yemhful dar a. That I wes eufaitf ikti mnA (r 9wrtttin$ my ttmtt of wtin a mil dt y, i OarttmaJy. ih hair roele I ad m kaaa dead, bat were donaaaa I Ik icalp, await. a ihe lertiliiia petaaer ! lb artUrloua pea. I eai.-Hated far ud eia knf fcaaeaaioa Ih pnacipl for pre- fMrlast thia aaratertoaa liiir. sow aallad Kotalaw aid lata lud lha fJtfftmktUhsid. i" practical frrtm bf chamlat, fc-fcal mj own hair growth waa f araaaoaat haa bea arnptj proTtd.' Dow YOU May Grow YOUR Iialr Xl'Saw mm prerad la try taasr etw thai lair root a did hot di wba the hair fell out tbronh daadrvff, fever. mlftt arret or rtala ether hair or acalp diaerdera. Uii A. D. Oil rportat "About 8 mj b.W bEaatof;l m tu mr eraip i apota h alaioat aatlrrly bald, 1 vaed verrthlng that Waa reeorasnend. d but waa alwara dlaappolaied tjalil at taal I earn arroae K- talk. Iff bald Ipota ar beiiig corered hew; th growth la al ready abaot thro laaJie.' O, W. Vfitrholl repru: "I had rpeta rompleirff betrl, ever whlrh hair la aow grewiag ln I mr4 KetalL." Ura. Matilda KOTALKO FOR PALUNO HAW BALDNESS. DAMDRUFP For Sale at all Busy Drug Stores I afaxwfil rtportat -'Th whot pi ha4 waa aa tld for aovnt la reart T.iS- ttalBg' al. erer tb plica that waa bald,' V oiaiKB. a air la growiag ai arer in piaow un waa amio." mmnj war ap lead id. eanrlDciag Mporil irooi aatta&4 aaere. Xtatt0 Ir w4erfi lot womtn't iWir. cealalnt OrrTUIWl xtCAJh OTT. and ether ootrnl la- grerjlanta. No aloohol, a ehampno; bat a hair elixir of WAnrlarfol fHi-arf, All lnrrdiaale are eafe and harmlaa, area for ehHd'aaealp and hair. Poanivair KOTALKO la en difrhifiiiT reliable hair prparalioa thai aneeaeda ffasatna Merit, hvr a boa of KOTAXKO at Ih drag at ore. Or aik for Kotalka gl th toilet good ar drug ronater f inr I arc dpartnnt attrej, K'mpmbrr th awtx Afp nnfrting alae aa 'inat aa good.' tV"i,on OUAJtAKTLH. Or If yoa Bend 10 Mt (alleer er ataoapet. will rr.iT. PlOor BOX U Ktaiao wi'H H ttOtJi. : : UK, rtraid. Pelrmtlne KOW t eliminate IANIK(TT, to tral BAt,lNP;Pi4, t 8TOP IHAia mow KA I, I.I NO. Get a box ef gnarantaad XOTAXKO, apply aoa ar twlo tlattjri vucfc to yaar aalrror. For PKOOt HOX (10 Mita, ana therwla) writ tg) JOHN HART BrUTTAIN, Inc. BA-S4, Station F.NewYorkCty
