paoh mm
a o b b r n a kewi wnro rnrruv. ivurt ff-
Tires To Be Proud Of--
There I no snappier tire equipment
tioudycur AU-Weallier Tread.
for aii)' car tlwin the
Tut them on your Ford, Maiitwell, Chevrolet or Ikirt aiul get
the eiwiU-st tire satisfaction you ever had.
You will have conntant allfactuin In their miwed design
and the Imprint they leave. And you will have the utmost
of wUlxfuction In the mileage record they will ttlve you.
We now have a good sUx k of Good
year Clincher Tim. alo IUular
and Heavy Tourist tiilx-s In these
Miiallor alios. Also a full line of
other alien plain, ribbed and All
Weather treads. Tubes wid tire ac
eeaMoriea. And real GOODYEAR SERVICE
alwayN.
C.A.L0CKW00D MOTOR CO.
Authorized Ford and Fordson Dealers
Rosebukg, Oregon
AltOl'.MI THE TOWN
An.-mlioic liu-lm-ss Mailers
II. . erten. local nuto ueuiui
conference of nii. The company
hu.i recently piovldid a nw act of
policies and these will bo talked orr
and explalued.
Ihu-k from Vavcnt Ion
Mrs. J. A. Worthlm'ton of tan
joimlle, who ha been enjoying a
cation trip In the w iiianiene hi
Portland, where he is attending i,.y, i,.tt for hor home this morning
lo
business muttera.
onner Ke.idciil VNitt
Wayne Joiu-s,
They Make knur Tires list l.ongcr
Goodyoar Heavy TourLst Tu1h-s.
"JOHNNY ON TIIF! SPOT"
TONIGHT AT TENT THKATItE
"Johnny On The. Spot" will be
the fast Comedy Drama that will
amuse, and entertain the patrons tif
the big tout tonight. It hns Its
eloment of molo-clrama, but It was
made for laughing purposes and
the author succeeded In his effort,
as Johnny On The Spot Is one con
tinuous laugh., the right kind of
laugh too and then them uro the.
other sides of tho play lols of pep.
lots of action some real Iitmgiiis
Fairbanks fighting, and lots elf
usual vaudovillo which Ih always
good and worth the admission price
alone.
Don't miss Johnny On The Spot
and he will only be on I lie spot two
nights. Remember the Dig Tent Ih
absolutely water proof, no ehanco
of getting wet ufter you step ItiHlde.
OKKIJON (llltli N AMI I)
I.N HEART II. M SUIT.
SEATTLE, Wash., Aug. 2C. MIbs
Mattlo K. linker, 32, (-bookkeeper
In tho employ of the Frank Water-
house company, entered Hull for
$40,000 heart balm ngninnt Dr. C. N
Maxoy, - Sealtlo osteopath, today,
charging ho had spurned her lov.
and broken their eimagenienl.
Miss Maildo Kenrns, Instructor In
the art department of the University
of Washington, was named as tho
other woman In the case.' Miss
Kearns Is visiting In Leu burg. Ore.
Dr. Maxey promised to marry Ml: 3
linker on November 15, 1918, It was
claimed. The marriage dale was set
for June, Bbe said.
TONIGHT A.NI SATURDAY ALSO.
The lllg Spiritual Seanre takos
place tonight, fieo to all In the Li
berty Theatre, for tile ucncllt oi
the country people. The Program
will be repeated .Saturday night
Mr. Clifford wauls the people here
to see exactly what a genuine me
diuiii really does. Alfier one. has
seen and heard tills famous Man
demonstrate his wonderful work
they gain n new lilea and nro Ren-
(rally convinced of llio true merits
of spiritualistic power.
former resident
of Roseburg has returned ntre lor
a visit with his mother, Mrs. Har
vey Jones.
Hero From Eugene
Col John K. Williams an attor
ney from Eugene, spent the (lay in
Kosebui'K attending lo business mat
ters. Petition Filed
A petition was filed and an order
signed for appoint incut of Eva L'.
Ui-aslcy "s administratrix of the es
tate of James Heasley, deceased.
Taking Cure of Apple
Dr. It. P. Bradford left this morn
Inlg for Salem, where he will spend
four or five days making arrange
ments to harvest his apple crop,
hnrouto lo iT-.iler like
Itussell Llntott of this city Is this
week on a trip to Crater Lake,
where he will spend Beveral days
vacationing.
i I.ciiyo for Allwuiy
Mr. and Mrs. Millard Meredith
I left this afternoon dor Albany,
! w here they will attend the state
picnic of the Metropolitan Life In
surance company.
Hack from Trip-
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mellows, anil
Harold Bellows, returned yesterday
from a very enjoyable auto trip to
the Yellowstone national park.
Preachinif at Dillalil
llev. McnnlngT of this city, win
conduct morning services at the Dil
lard church on Sunday, August I'.i
The services will commence ut 11
lock.
.Mi's. Ilouser Ijenvcs
Mrs. A. II. ilouser. and three
laughters left this morning for Sa
lem to visit with -Mrs. Ilouser s
sister. Mrs. R. V . Marsters for a
short time.
turn iollii;hl
Mrs. W. S. MrElhluny and daugh
ter, Josephine, who have been visit
ing in Newport and Portland Tor I lie
past two weeks, will return to their
home In this city this evening.
Sr-cnl Day In Ito.scburt;
Mis. Horace Cochran and daugh-
were In I lie city today from Til
ler. Miss Cochran will return here
o attend the Uoseburg schools us
firm ns they open.
Will Heluni Tonight
Miss lleulnh .lewett, who has been
spending a two weeks vacation with
Miss Hello Itridges near Oakland,
will return to Uoseburg this even
ing. She will resutno her duties
with the News-Review Monday.
Going to Undone
Charles S. MeKihinny, Oregon Life
Insurance Co. no-lit, b-ft this after
noon for Kii'enc lo attend a group
-NOTICE.
Will commence canning of pears
Monday morning, August IllMh
Women nnd girls wishing work
pleuse call on that date.
A. RLTEIIT COMPANY, Inc.
airier spending the nigni m
Henry Worthlngtou home in this
city.
Buys Ella Street Home
i'rank Brand has purchased Hie
Lucas home on Ella street, now oc
cupied by Milton Church. Mr. Drand
rakes Immediate possession of the
properly and will make his home
t here.
Visiting Hrother ll'-re
.Mrs. William Scott of fireenleaf.
Kan mill Mrs. C. A. Woodworth,
of Seattle, sisters of I). D. Shaw, of
Kdenbower. are visiting at the iat-
ters home for a ifew days. Horn ot
the ladles may decide to locate here.
they find the surroundings ai-
ractlve to them.
usinesH nt Itlddle
Kenneth Qiilne. salesman for
Ott's music Blore. spent yesterday
in Itlddle. where he transacted Busi
ness. Mr. Qulne is kept quite busy
of Into and has visited nearly every
ertion of the county In the Interest
of the music establishment.
Goes to Portlnnd
W. H. Fisher left last nlgnt ror
Portland, where he has been called
owing to the serious Illness of MrB.
Fisher's mother. Mrs. D. T. sum-
merville. Mrs. Fisher left for Port
land some time ago and has been
at the bedside of hor mother almost
continuously since that time.
l4wktni7 Cor Intention
George P. Illce and wife of Ho
nolulu. Washington, who have been
visiting In Roseburg while looking
'or a suitable location, left this
morning for Oakland to spend the
dav. Thev are desirous of local-
Non-partisans Win
Silver Bow County
Br Aeaeriated Frrmm.
Helena, Aug. 27. Couiplcto
returns from Silver Dow coun-
ty, Butte the county seat, ludl-
cate today that Congressman
John M. Evans, seeking re-
nomination from the first dis-
trial, and who appeared to be
the only democrut not endorsed
by the National Non-partisan
league who was able to win a
place on the tickel, had been
defeated by Burton Watson, the
Non-partisan candidate. In
Tuesday's primary. On the face
of the latest returns me
league's sweep of the demo-
cratlc primaries has been com
plete.
c!;r-tor Oren Brownson left this uf-
t'-r.ioou for Kugene, where be will
visit Tor two weeks with his graud
paicnts. o
Advertise In the News-Review.
School Day Wants
Al'TO OWNKItS.
Al"pt tin- new arut bettor way
by ImvlrirE lnlv'rH:iI Killer In
m nl lcl In your .-in lo 1 1 re In
place of ulr. It ritlcH aainu as ati'
ii ml you never h;ive to think
nt unit such ( bitms as p 'i nit m is
and blowoutH. !e.slitH you K't
min ti ki ciiUm" m i lea to your
tiistiiriM. Try It nut uiii I Kuiii
.t tit ft,' tlmt you will never yo
hack to ii ir lurnln. Yon will al
wavri h;tvt l.'nn d'siitl Fillet tter-
i- bci ii lift" it in ln'i'p to iav.
I "I'li't fnt Kt t hut I 'nlvcr;il Fil
ler la kiti.Uiinleed lor Kli'.ilOII
miles. Come in anJ iiiVesUiite
;t tho
Tiller Sirviv Sfjitlon, 1'oriipr
Onk n ml ltM.
OAlili OILMAN, Manager
TONIGHT
and
SATURDAY
NIGHT
FMEE
SHOW
LIBERTY
THEATRE
BOYS SUITS
Wo htivo lit Htock a largo assortment of
MllinK nt a mivinj;
Kxtra k"(1 weight, Z iulru p;in(i, llnctl .
good Htiindnril panin ni.
$l5.m nixl vi'i.r.o
BOYS SHOES.
Hoys' CliipcwHrt, heavy oil tau
lloy' t'hlpitt'wan. 8 inch lojw ,
1 toy it' On 11 Metal Hhielicra. ttnndyoar writ . . .
Hoys' hlaek lllurher, i-xira valtio
Hoys' lrown ihmble sue. welt
Hovh' KiiK-ih Walkern, !lack
Chllilien'a anil 1 toys' SciifTem, hlnck ami brown...
GIRLS SHOES
Vlel and citlf, Mnek nnd hrown, scurriT hc'la
Vlcl and cnlf, Itlack uml hrown
Griiwn pi l Ih, vlcl uml cnlf
.$1.(1.-. In sr.. I.".
l.-.tiri
:l.ll.1
l !.."
tf.t.K.I iiiul yi.r.il
$l!.li.1-y:t. 1.1
. $.l.f.1
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. Kit II '.
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II Tiinni TrvxTf 1
I iiiaiuc nun i )
I.n.l.ci. Sin
ai-sori iiieiii , at a Mk
Men'rt tib:li r i atle ilr
C. J. BREIER COMPANY
TO-NIGHT!
Macy & Bairds Comedians
TENT THEATRE
ON JACKSON STUKKT XOHTH OF IHllil..S IIOTI.I,
1'IIK.SKN T
Johnnie on the Spot
and Sal.Hn-Ai S7S
VAUDEVILLE BETWEEN ACTS
Ailulla 4.V, MX 5o to
tiilldron sac t " "
ttrl-T 22o. till .V
IMHIW OI'E-N 7:0. C'tKMIN HIS L 8:16.
ADMISSION!
liwup' your hay, rain nml J
other rrojis now. lo mit wait. I
The (timber uf loss by fire is at
Its height tiiirinir the dry R-a- f
stm. Le: us wriU' that policy
today. i
Prune Dryer Insurance
We uro in position to Rivo you
protection uu this class of busi- 2
tie S3.
Fire, theft, collision, property
damage and liability. Kat-s on
request.
roii isi n.wci: st-e
G. W.YOUNG AND SON
Kvd f-jttate and Imturauce.
110 CtvHii bt. Thou 417
Chas. Clifford
and Company
ii nnn ii .mm wwui m'n
lnR In Douglas county, but vera
unable to find a satisfactory home
In tills city.
Were In City .
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Shoppard, of
Hood Rlvpr, were guests at the Hotel
L'mpqua yesterday.
Yixltnm from Pcnimylvitnta
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. M. Deem, or
Dnaillne. Pa., arrived here yester
day nnd will visit at the home of
J'imes Schaffer for a few weeks.
Mra. Deem and Mr. Sehafrer are
brother and sister, and this Is their
first meeting for 41 years, u. I.
Deem, of California, Is also a guest
at the Schaffer home,
(irareling Completed
The graveling of tne Facmc nign-
way from the stretch of pavement
lust hevond Winston to tne Laiuera
store, has been completed and Is
being travelled dully. The road Ib
In excellent condition and the new
approach to the Winston bridge Ib
a wonderful Improvement over tho
old one.
Home from Portland
C. W. Clark returned last even-
line from Portland In his auto,
where he had been to visit with his
wife nnd dnughtor. both of whom
left Wednesday evening with Mrs.
Clark's brother. U. B. Perkins, to
visit with relatives In Indiana Tor
a month, after which Mrs. Clark
and daughter will return to Rose
burg to remain permanently.
;el New Instructions
l'mpqua Post of the American
Legion has recently received from
national headquarters, the Legion
ritual, which has been adopted by
tho national executive commlttoe,
All pouts in the I'nited States have
been sunn led with a copy. Mere
after tho meetings of the local post
anil initiation of new members will
be conducted in accordance with Its
provisions.
To Dunce nt Dlxonvlllo
The IMxonvillo hall will be the
srene of a merry dance tonight ac
cording to an announcement made
bv the management df the place
Tho Jazz-O-Four music has boen
secured and nulto a large crowd
Inlans to attend. Tho rain of to
day has made the roads just right
for travel and a number of autos
will make the trip tonight.
HiittniiK Distributed
Hoostors of the Hardlng-Coolidge
campaign in this city yesterday re
ceived noarly a thousand buttons
which were distributed here. The
buttons were gone within a very
'short time and an order was placed
with the Portland headquarters for
i soveral thousand more, which are
due to arrive soon.
A. S. llushnell Hliys Kami
The farm belonging to Harry Sel
lars, of Seattle, aud located In the
Ten Mile valley, consisting of 45
acres, has just been sold through the
J A. Walker agency to Al llushnell,
of Ten Mile. This is a beautiful lit
tle fiirm home and well located. Mr.
and Mrs. llushnell will take posses
sion of the farm October 1, and will
make it their home.
STAIIT OX PKAKS.
A. J. Oeddos. manager of the A.
Rupert Cannery company in this
city stated today that the pear
canning season would start on next
Monday morning. The growers
have been hauling their pears to the
cannery for the past two weeks and
nearly every box is of tho So. 1
variety.
Porker" is Held
In County Jail
Frank Duvton. alias A. B. Mutt-
son, Is being held In the county jail
following his arrest In connection
with the recent sale of picnic hams
In this city. Dayton Is one of the
party which Is composed of two men
and two women, the other man being
known by the name of H. Cooper.
The soliciting Is done by the women,
who represent the meat to be home
cured ham of tho best variety. The
delivery la made by Cooper, whose
scales are two pounds off weight.
Dayton takes care of the shipments
from San Francisco and was arrested
this morning as he took possession of
two crates shipped from San Fran
cisco containing BOO pounds of the
shoulders which are being sold as
ham. The women and men repre
sent the shoulders tob e hams aud
sell them at a price over that of Ihe
regular market and at tho suiuf tlmo
doliver short weight. Dayton reruses
to divulge the present location of tho
remainder of the party. It Is be
lieved that a camp has boen estab
lished somewhere near this city and
search is being conducted for Ihe
remainder of the quartette. The
complaints received from thoso who
were "stung" continue to pile up In
the local police offices.
O. IT. Helblg loM this morning
for Yonralla to attend to business
matters for the day.
V.. P. Lang, of Dlllard. spent the
day In town looking after business
Interests.
Tin: woki.ii's i;iieti:st
M 1.1)1 I'M
In a Gigantic
Spirit
eance
DlXONVOXt: DANCE. J
Friday night. Augut 27th 1
A real tlmo all the tlm with I
Jaza-O-Four muiic. Doo't for Z
get, Friday night. T
XKW TODAY.
VCm SAI,E Oats, both (crny nnd white.
I'hone morn I ti KB or m-rl;!,
LOST Collie doir. Iteenso No. 1 1 1
Kinder please return to 21 Court Wt.
or otione l.t;i.
rOUNU Pair Klases. Owner can ret
Bime at tnis oini:e by proving prop
frty.
Foil SAI.K 80 h'!.d of sheen nnd fi w
nead mock rattio. Adrt-8 iw. k. ki
cure Newjt-Kevfpw
WANTED Position to do jrvnera
houflHWork Ii v tx Kill of exnerlonc
no more than three in family. Phono
3.1 -L.
LOST On highway hot ween Klen-
hnwer and (Irnun, hit containing
little hoy n unit. Finder ileuse leave
at News-Kevlew. Kivflrd.
Von SAI.K Fir wood. Sn.f.O per cord
nnd oik at $2 per tier on sround
liair mile to nitrhwrcy. 3-1 mile to sltl
In. Addrews Itox 61. Kutherlin. Ori
WIM, Tit A OF Nice p!noe in Fden
hower for ttmnll nronerty in Itott
Imrff. Addretta II. W, care News
1 evie w.
I'tm HAI-K One fresh milch cow
choice of two. r0 or ffiO. AIho um
ful work inn re. weight 1 2nn Itm., $.10.
r. ii. nawwnn, winmr. uregon.
DID YOU .NOTICE
OUR AXXOUXCEMKXTT
Regarding that fine display
of
FAIL and WINTER
WOOLENS
They are still here
A waiting your Inspection.
And we nrr Mill here
Ready to sene your wants.
Try Our Way
Our Auto Will Call.
1'liiMie 277.
KOTICK.
Viola Borcn having left m m
and board, 1 will not bo responsible
for, or pay, any bills contracted br
her after this date, auk. 24, 1920.
I1ALK DOKEN.
Thursday night In the bit
open air pavilion. A peach of 4
a time in store for all. Jazz-0 4
Four music aud a million dol-1
lar floor. At Kiddle Thursday
night.
DANCK AT KIDDLE.
Be sure to see J.
iiuy that farm.
A. Walker B 4 0
KOH WALK Vanning Ilamlimtlllet
ram. thnt will Htiear t'O to 30 I hn. of
line white wool. Will Hell one to
carload. Prices rlKht. F. V. llorrln,
AshlHtul. orepon.
Is'OTlrl-: A im-dlnm size. I ( )veii:uni
counter pvpr.'Hs wucon wns recently
taken from the rem- of the 1'inpnuu
Hotel. It Is M. ill III.-, I ly n llomc
eut.te tongue nml Itrsike. A fjtvor will
hr conferred if It Is returned to 113
West Lane f?t. I'lione 443.
Church of Christ, corner Cobb and
Hoberls streets, south part of Rose
burg. Rlble study at 10 o'clock;
preaching at 1 1 : song service at
7:30. A cordial Invitation extended
to all.
idverllso In the News-Review.
CAXXKIIV OI-'KKTALS VISIT.
.W. A. Frost, president of the A.
Rupert cannery company, D. J.
Matthews, general superintendent
and Mr. T.lndenberger. manager oJf
tho San Francisco branch were vis
itors in Roseburg yesterday, having
moiorea atiwn rrom Portland. They
made the return trip today.
Rarllett pears for canning, sixly
cenls per box at orchard, two miles
N. E. Roseburg. Mrlng your boxes.
R. E. Pargeter. Phone 38-F4.
NOTICE.
Will commence canning of pears
Monday morning, August 30th.
Women and girls wishing work
please call on that dato.
A. RUPERT COMPAN Y, Inc.
NOTICE OK MEETING OF BOARD
Ob' EQUALIZATION.
Notice Is hereby given that on
Monday, September 13, 1920, the
iiourd of Equalization will attend at
tho courthouse In Douglas couutr
and puldicly examine Ihe assessmv.i
rolls and correct all errors In valu
tion, description or Qualities of
lauds, lots or other property assess
ed for tho year 1920.
FRANK L. CALKINS,
County Asseaor.
HIGH SCHOOL REGISTRATION'.
All persons desiring to enter Rose
burg High School this fall will be
required to register at the principal's
office tho uroolf hefore aohoo'a oncm
Seniors will register Monday, Sept. 6,
.luniors Tuesday, 7th, Sophomore)
Wednesday 8th, hours 1 to 5 p. m.
and 7 to 9 p. m. Freshmen will res-
lster all day Thursday and Fridif
forenoon. Classes begin September
13. All students should register I
fore the nbove date, whether they in
tend to bo in school the first to
weeks or not. Those who fail to tie
this may not be able to enter the
classes of their choice. Students must
glvo number of their home district l
registration. C. H. McKMOHT,
Principal
NOTICE FOR. BIDS FOR
IMPROVEMENT.
STREET
Continuing our Special Sale
of Ladies' Low Shoes
SScOO
".v orih io fjvi"2.50
ROSEBURG BOOTERIE
ni i him w
h ThM atUf nnd Kll nnr fr-t
..i... " n" "If" '" r th. aiarrraf.
l-kKhlXUl.tXt. t.l. M-.
IIOICBI HO.
Scaled proposals will be received
by Ihe undersigned at his office In
Ihe city hall In tho city of Roseburg,
np to 5 o'clock p. m. Saturday. Aug
ust 2S, 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 Ihe manner provided by ordinance
No. 728.
All bids must ne suomnred upo
Wank forms which will be furnished
upon application to the undersigned,
and must be accompanied by a cer
tlfltd check payable to the city
Treasurer for S per cent of the
amount hid. lo be forfeited to the
city in tho 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 said
hid. A bond of 100 per cent of the
contract, satisfactory to the city.
The time stated In the proposals for
completing tne work will befjonsid
ered In awarding the contract.
The council eerves the right to
reject any and all bids.
P.y order of the Common Council
Pated August 17. Ulfl
R. ti WHIPPLS.
Recorder of Ih City of F0Ur
Oregon.
OLIVE THOMAS
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