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PAOH TWO BOI1BCRO NEWS - REVIEW Um e Dally lUa.rtsr. 5Twne l Wleibri Bart O. Blaa rl!r. irn year, by mall... j'MSS Dally, Hi monttn. by mall 4. 1.00 By CarrUr, par month .. th. AiUKlatad Press la eicluil.oiy nUtlM o tha nsa for republication ol all nawa dlapatchae credited to It or not otharwl.a cradlfarf mthla paper . . . i . 1 hi I m nsaj4 n a. r 4 ana aio in iuv In. All rights of republication of spe cks, dlspatchss herein ars alao fasrveq. F . ' J - ..iinM.oii ji miliar AnV 17. 120. at the poet offlc. at hoaebur. n . . -i .1,. Aett nf March 2. 187. ureKuii, uuu" luiai-lMirn, Oifiiwi, O-tobar 2. 1W Lyceum Course Opens Wednesday Rospburg's Lyceum course open nr. .1 u nloht at itlA hlsh school. The music club has Joined forces lthj the nign scnooi and Student Hody. for this season, and you are guaranteed four of the beat entertainments ever offered In the city. , Portland la featuring two of the numbers Roneburg has secured. Al bert Llndquest and Herbert Leon Cope will appear before capacity audiences there and we should not delay securing season tickets for Koaeliurg. , , The first number of the series or the winter course Is an all-string combination offering well known sketches as produced by standard symphonies and operas. Thurlow l.leurance Is one of the successful producers now giving his compositions to the public. Mr. Lleurance has set to music hun dreds of the most peculiar harmonies of the various western Indian tribes and southern negroes. He has lived among these people and has made valuable and lasting records of their tribal and clan music. The southern strange harmonies and minors, and them two people are now being look ed to as furnishing the only real folk songs of this country. Lleu rance's Utile symphony Is well bal n ...... .i in hA -nr. .1 . r I ii c nf 1 1 rtnn- ular program and a large and ap preciative auuience biiouiu srnci this first Lyceum" number on the opening night In the blgh school auditorium. , Lands Surveyed Ready For Entry Notice Is hereby given that the fol lowing lands have been surveyed tn wit' All south of base line and west of Willamette meridinn. Tp. 84. II. 10; T. 36, R. 8; Tp. 36. R. 9; Sees. 1, 2. 12 and 13 and 24 Tfl Tp. 35. R. 10: Sees. 6. 6, 7, 8. 1. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 29. SO. 31 and 32. Tp. 38. It. 8. and pints of survey will be filed In this office at 9 a. m. on December 1, 1920, and on and after said date the unappro priated lands will be subject to entry. The above described lands, with the exception of Sees. 16 and 21, Tp. 38, 3. ft. 8, W. and the revested rail road lands nre In the Siskiyou Na tional forest, and applications can not be received except from actual settlers, who made settlement prior to the withdrawal for reserve pur poses. Sec. 16, Tp. 38, R. 8, W. Is a State School Section, and will not be subject to entry except by 'bona' fide settlers prior to survey in the field. The odd numbered sections within the primary limits of the grant to the (). & :. H. R. Co., are revested railroad lunds. and are withdrawn from entry until classified and de clared opi'n by lh( secretary of the Interior, but settlers on these re vealed ratlrond lunds prior to Dec ember 1, 19 III. who have maintained residence since that dato should file their applications within three months after filing of the plat of the survey. Applications may be exe cuted and tiled within 20 days prior to dste of filing of pints, to be acted on nfter pints nre fllvil. None of the above described lands are subject to entry except by quail fled settlers. W. II. CANOV. Register., R. R. Tl'RNKH. Uocelver. PART OF Eddy's Record B. L. Eddy, republican candidate for re-election as slate senator, has been active and Influential In the senate along u:any Important lines. When the bill for the first road bonds was beiiig passed, he Introduced and secured the adoption or a conservative amendment which Governor Wllhyconibe pronounced one of the best features of the bill. For the benefit of Douglas county Senator Kddy helped to secure a provision In the road legislation for the state to pay the full coat of paving the Pacific Highway, thus relieving our county of a great burden. At the special tension of 1920 he introduced and secured the passage by House and Senate of a bill to relieve Doug las county from the heavy tux of 60 per cent of the cost of main taining the Pacific highway, also a bill to make the road from Drain to ScottBburg a post road, in order to secure state and national aid In ita construction. Senator Eddy has contributed other valuable features Of our road legislation. The demonstration farm now being Installed In Douglas county by., the Land Settlement Commission Is baaed on legislation Intro duced by Senator Eddy. He wound the passage through the Senate of a bill to save to the state, for use of settlers, thousands of acres of former Inks beds in Eastern Oregent He introduced the measure passed at the 1919 session relating to the state board of health. He Introduced the bllf which became a law providing for the decision of cases where the Supreme Court is equally divided, by reason of a Judge being disqualified or absent. One speech of his at the 1917 session saved the state treasury J 1500.00 in connection with a cer-' tain public land matter. His work on the bone-dry law of 1917 is well known. He secured amendments to the Insurance code of 1917 benefitting policy-holders, stood against the flood of salary bills proposed In 1919, and gave special attention to reconstruction legis lation In the interest of the returning soldier. He has been chairman of some of the most Important committees In the senate, and his work has been repeatedly commended by the leading newspapers of the state, as well as by the people of Douglas county. The people will remember him at the polls. REPUBLICAN COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE, A. C. Seely, Chairman. Paid Adv. L. J. Barnes, Secretary. Prowler Frightened By GirVs Scream McMINNVILLE, Ore., Oct. 28 Three Mc.Vllnnville college girls, oc cupying ft lower room of a residence on the campus used as a girl's dor mitory, owe a fortunate escape to the chanco awakening of one of their number. Miss Marie Krickson. who discovered a man standing in their room at 3 a. m. this morning while the stupefying edor of chlor oform or ether rose from the well soaked pillows and blankets of the beds upon which the young girls were sleeping. When the shouts of the young woman drove the man from tho room, she aroused her companions. Dorothy Reichert, of Spokune and Kllzabeth Vaughn, of Ilolse. Idaho, from the half stupor Into which they had fallen. All three fled In their night clothes, making their exit CASTOR I A For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the Signature through a window opening onto the front porch, and roused the occu pants of two nearby dwellings. Six other girls in the upstairs rooms of the house, Ola Davis of Twin Falls Idaho. Eileen Hisle, of Palouse. Wash.. Cecil Graham, of Portland. Dorothy Copley, of Salem, Bertha Pentney of Roseburg and Gray Light of Cloverdale, were not aroused. The body of Mrs. J. G. Hunter, who passed away In this city yester day, will be Bhlpped to Portland to night for cremation. Mr. Hunter will accompany the body. MEAT MARKET ENTERED."" Prowlers Kohlhugen street. En ping off a door. The casti resist' it is not 1 t'ken front last night broke into the meat market on Sheridan trance was made by rip- panel of screen on the re was no money tn the r, which was opened, and lleved that unythlng was the place. Have You Tried Snow Flakes in the Family Tin? You know how Rood Snow Flakes are bow crisp and tasty? You can serve rhee dainty waters on so many occasions. hy not buy a familv-tize tin, w hich will insure a rontunt supply t Your grocer can sup ply you. Dm'I aak Sw Crrlirf mt Flak ism aWiniMKWKrJi : SALE SATURDAY SALE SATURDAY Bell Millinery Sale of Importance Dress Skirts $3.50 to $12.50 1 I -'J diiarn liullrV part wool union suits, regular $j.0 (arnienta. Special for SnturtUy, fl.'il. While they last, M) fleece lined union suit. H.tHK Saturday onfy. , (liU.lrrti-a 9-piore garment's I.OO. HatunUy only. SEASON'S REST STYLES In Jeraay petticoats at S.1.IXK The quantity Is limited. Ixraewt I'rlcee on (wts ami llata. A saving on all k.hkIs over tlie at.ira. BELL MILLINERY Sick Benefit For Legion Men mnVw xt v net. 29. A sick benefit for all members of the Troy Citizens Corps post of the American Legion was established here at the la&l DUBC llicriiiih' .1 to be the first time that any one of - CQUMY SURVEYOR tne annum itsu in"..- j Legion has made use of this form ol . , yOTE , 74 x "'Any' member of the organization j f - ( PRP A R who becomes incapacitated in any p . . I I I 1 I ...in ,hi In the benefits. The amount to be paid will be Increased as the fund for the purpose is en larged. , This same post has nameu a - Ing committee to call on utsameo i. o vnvernment sanatorium ...,ar nnH to attend to any person- ( . al wants that the government is un- L. IquMv COmmiSS!0Iier able to supply. The Bellows Store Says: We Give You Lowest Prices ! We Gave You Lower Prices ! We Are Giving You the Lowest Prices! The Closing-Out Sale Continues. A mere comparison of merchandise by sample, by price, quoted, and you'll find Tho Bellows Store tho Only Real Merchandise Giving Store in Roseburg Giving You Honest Economy, Honest Merchandise at au Honest price. 1 All Suits M Price! All Dresses Price Look at the store front. See Sale Prices. Come inside, see the merchandise. Ask the clerk to show you the regular price before the sale and see for yourself the marked sale' price. You don't need a clerk. You could wait on yourself at this store. Now Is the time to buy your spot light we have several different kinds, J5.50 up. Ford Carage. CLASS1F1FD COLUMN" WHAT! Never had a hot Sundao? TDK. HOSK WANTED. WANTED A wicker baby cart. Phone WANTED Womun to do inquire 5'Jfi Spring Ht. email. WANTKD Turkevs, larga 0 Iluyer Hros. fhone H-1'H. WANTKD WaltreHs, experienced or in- experienced. Apply at Caretorla. KopuMicon Candidate Just and accurate surveys, booster for market and lateral roads. Your vote will be appreciated. (Paid Adv.). HONOItlNti V1SITOH Mrs O. D. McAllister entertained few friends Wednesday evening knn. nt Mlitii Keilna ilieltnan. . . . .ii.in i.vA wiili her sister. wno 1H ymiiiiiR ii-ic " : Mrs. F. F. .Jones, 'ine evening flnent In nitisio anu I ! NO. 66 X VOTE A.F. STEARNS Oakland, Oregon CPtnUCAH , For and with tne producers 01 too spent in musio un ...... ,. Lowest Doss Die tax wun A dainty luncneon ua ei-u ',,. h..uiuaa TtmvA nresent were, .mna Sedna Helman, Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Jones. Mrs. O. w..uoruon, mr ami Mrs. Roland Agec and Mr. and Mis. Lymon Spencer. , VOl' TKl.L 'KM SKAItS ItOKIU't'K; t'AllU'S HAVK THE Pltlt KS consistent progression. All road dis tricts to have their just amounts anu in proper time to Improve their roads, and in accordance witrthe de sires of the people Interested.. A fair price for labor, with fair results. We wish to respectfully submit he following facts to the people ot )cuglas county, t'arr's store in Kose iiirg cannot only give you as big or . KirT.f olnntlnn of Ilolidav gift eooils as the mall order houses, but n fnn iihxnlutelv save you money on your orders. We not only let you see the goods, uelore you ouy h. nm we have the complete iioimay inn- 01 practical girts 01 nit aoniis 111 gether with books, toys, dolls, etc. All in the one store. We want you to compare our prices. If you want to make up an order from a catalog. do so and we will fill it F. O. 11. Ko'seburg. Jlut we know, of course. tho nnlu rnallv Bat if AftorV W.1V tOall concerned Is to come la and see the goods. Much of our Holiday goods is now In stock. P.ew goons are com ing In every day. If you want to shop extra early, we can serve you. Remember Carr'a store In Rose burg is Santa Claus' headquarters. VOTE 65 X R.W.LONC Democratic Candidate For County Comissioner YONCALLA. OIIEGON '' .,....wvi. Donald Casper Parker rupii of lIDMtY L. UETTMAN of Portland. Announces that he will return to this city about November I5th and will start classes In violin Instruc tion. Studio arrangements will be announced later. IskialaaBVyj You Can Buy Cheaper Tailored to Measure Clothes Than Ours But Yuu Cannot Buy Better. Our Prices Are Based On Ooallty In lloth Material and Workmanship. Added To This Is A Reasonable Profit. All We Ask You To Tay For The Best Tailoring Is A Fair Price. You Cannot Afford To Pay Less And You Should Not Pay More. Try Our Way Our Auto WUl ClL Phone B 77. For County Clerk VOTE 69 E. II- LENOX for re election which will be a guarantee for efficient service as a public official as in the past. Your vote will be appreciated. Paid Adv. K. H. I.K.NOX For County Clerk VOTE in v ntnnt m I REPUBLICAN"! Thoroughly familiar with the de tail work of the office. No. ; tAAAAAAAAAAAAAa Dr. R. P. Bradford! and Wife Graduates and post-graduates of the Oldest Charter ed College of Chiropractic n the world hav re-oponed offfcei In the Torkina Iildg. V use no drugs nor eleo Vrloity, nothing but straight Chlroprartir. and have been aurceFrffui for the past ten y.ars in handling almost every disease known to the human family. Office houn 9 to 12; and 2 to 5 p. m. PHONES P.ealdence .....40-F4 Office WANTKD Klovutor boy, over 18 yearn Apply at iioifi umpqua. WANTKD To rent piano. Sutherlin Ara1rmy. Sutherlln. Oregon. WANTKD To rent a piano. Mm. K. A. WilHon, care NuWi-lU-view. WANTKD CJlrl for general housework. Mrs. w. H. Ktrawn. itione 47-J. Full HAL.K A)ipl bow, .a'T Fhone 37:p? INVKSTMKNT FOR SAhFlA paymwnt contract i mZTM 246 i'arrott St. u' at lUxonvlllc APPI.KS Ortleyi. Kraim rt POK HAMO Windfall pp your boxei or gacki. j i . & Hon, 6 mila touth of cl r KXPKItlKNCKD iitenographer position. AuurHi a., care Itevlew. dfira Newt UOAKUKUS W A NT KI W ill board 4 or 5 men. ilace clone in, sdl bouth Main Kt. WANTKD By hlKh chool fflrl. place to worK artcr gcnooi noura. Auureaa is. H., euro Newa-Hevlew. WANTKD Two Rood cowa, also team una Harness. wnmton, ijooKiiitf Ulafta. J'hon 2Z-V4. WANTKD one or two men to room ana noara in private ramny. on inrnvnuT, rnunw oon-j. WANTKD By Nov. 15, 4 or 5 fur- nlahed llKlit housekeeping; room. Adtlrt-sa W. O., care Newa-Uevlew. WANTKD 7 or 9 Miimmolh-bronze turkey hens for breeding stork. Write Mrs. W. T. Sheppard, Olalla, Oregon. WANTKD Lady cook for hotel in a small town near Koseburff. Uood pro position to permanent party. Call at 1 l m a-TOHpert wi. WANTKD Wish to hear from party that owns a reKlBtered puro or k ratio TuKKenburg buck. O. 11. Wataitf, aiyrtio ureeK, OreRon. WANTKD TO KXC1IANOK Mammoth Bronze Turkeys for white turkeys ond stork. Mrs. E. E. Caifle. Dlxun ville. Phone 1K12. WANTKD Good youitK horao for farm work, broke or unbroke, weighing about 1500. Phone 22K13. Uoyor Bros., Dillard, Oregon. VOH RUNT. FOlt niSNT safety deposit Koseburg National Bank. KOU HKNT Large front room, fur nished, bath, etc. 211 W. Mosher. l-'OIt HKNT Two furnished rooms, with privilege of bath. 444 North Hose, l'hone 8S-Y. TO itKNT ON SHAKKH 263 head of sheep to runt on stiares. Mix months growth of wool. Call G. H. Bpence, Rl'7 Mill Street. and FOU RKNT Furnished nouaekeeplng apartments and sleeping rooms. Boseburg Apartments, Main Douglas. Phone 69. TO LKA.SK Country store already stocked, under-ground gas well, five room bungalow furnished, garden and barn. Henutirul location highway. Address 135 So. Stephens St.. RnsehurKT Ore. MISCELLANEOUS. MONKY TO LOAN 3'J-year rural credit farm loans, low Interest rate. $20,000 local money to loan on good real estate, f irsi mortgage, eee i V. Rice, of Rice A Klce, IHU'LTKYMKN AftKNTlON Solve the feed problem by Joining the DotitrlHH Pin mi v Poultry Association and buy feed co-operatively. For full particulars apply to V. K. Chase. recy.- rreas. rnone s-mj. nuseuui, Rt. 3 jvwwum-.-j-juuvxiv.-.-A-.vr--j-.- LOST AND FOUND. FOITND Crank for auto, uoaks Ilka Ford. Apply at this office. FOIl SALE. (iltAPKS For grape juice at Overland nre nani s. FOB SALE-torcyrle. -1916 Harley-Davldson mo 726 W. Moser St. FOB SALK nye grass seed, one ton or less. Hoyer uros., pnons i-v FOB SA1.K 100 corda first class flr wood. $4 on ground. Llndbloom, Dlx onvllte. FOB SALK Woodnaw, Urag and buzs combined; also good organ, inquire 1342 Harvard St. WINDFALL APPLKS"l5c per sack, pick tnem jtoursell; bring your own ..-. Pete Sinclair. FOB SALK 8 to 10 fresh cows, choice nillchers. M. S. Thomas, buck torn, Oregon, STHAWBKBRV PLANTS Gold Dollar, $r. per lOoo. Address J. C. Reiser. Wilbur, Ore. ANGORA IH CKS for sale, also twenty doea, registered stock. J. L Chap man, w libur, Oregon. Fob SALK . room house in Miller Addition, easy terms. Inquire 917 Main St. . Ft Ut SALK Must sacrifice 5 pas, touring car. A-l eonditlon. Make me an offer. Phono FOIt SALK 1 sprayer. 1 orchard plow. 1 U-ii. plow, t i$-fl. oay rake. C T. Worley. WlnsUn. , FOB SALK Pure bred Jersey cow. good to srnrt a hord. $75; good J team, weight about 2&uu, price 1Q0; nearly new gsng plow tn flna con dition. $0. Will trade for hay de livered at John Kliest ranch. 1 l-l miles north at Dillard. Addraa Row burg; Oresoa. FOB SALK OH RKNT Two ittj ntrw, bi ian an osburgh. 227 N, Jackion st fftili RAI.H fU LVt a. bv. oi itioaie, ,i acr uiiaka Viola MynatL Rlle, OftM FOU HAI.M Tlr.v l.. quuuiy. i-nono rancn j-:s, mA t can outre, o C. FOB SALK Vetch seed In ton lots. 17. 50 ttr IDA In in. Monarch Seed Co., Mwiford. A FOU SALE White Lefhon r3 ..uu earn. lanared itrta nestea stack, rhun) JZ.-Rl". P. m. FOB SALE 19.4 acre ipplr orci Pacific highway near Suiherltt $150 per acre, cud. C L I Sutherlin. Ore, KORD TOUUINO CAR Fur salt dl Juat repainted and In good a: cal condition. Srvlc 0triu burg. FOB SALK Oregun lmproTt. d berry plants, large nd f di -4 4 per 1U0U. Mri. M. Mml of Cleveland P. O. FOU SALE me Studebaker L mechanical condition. Pirt cut. ance terms, u J. Heir 26-F4. FOB SALE OR TRADE tcsl proved, southwest MiMouri. GJ good auto, aee owner u m llton St. FOR SALE New Orwn kv plants. 75c 100, or m. ere din Roieburff. J. & Roseburg. $0 ACRES Uood ImproTri ?j near insions, . C. H. Van UeVord, M t a IX., itOfleourB. near pavement. Beauliftfl and valley, nne g-rutn fruit, at less than con If u m a v . Nows-Revlew. AUTO BAROAINS-Dodltr loll UaiwalL (Ml i.i i a ' Uo lhatt Utti 31 Uhertv AutO Halea Co. NoM FOR SALK Acreage in u lots; gtod anil; i roilee tnra it. nr act: trst arranged. C. A Stark. Suf. . . .. v pixtm rams that will nne white wool. carloaJ. PrlcM right, f " Aahland. Oregon. FOU SALE 1918 ? " L,Mr,;;'i utart.r. SnapplMt tm ' Twu-pasaeHRer Kooin hi, la not a Kurd), tall Iv,-kwood Motor KOH .SAI.KnSond-hn roadster. All 1" 1,CJ'"2 and will be fold v Newland .. Hr.ft l lutely true; h.rneM ja I "J ' al.o t month, work ti... nr.. for W'tr' l Box -' RoearI. 90. - la: 80 acre. cuim.Hl'i and eonie timber. , Half ". balance tlm. -SvilliorUnLOre5i-j--j- h,.u.. barn and ''.'. . 50 i hl. ki nn. ,"' rft: ( & O. one-horee diK. J t the outfit. Allo w' ' Z.alnd Reda J " . coupe. )ut p'V.VtJ iran;-niiri-iw.. t-'nr.i (iiram- roK Ai--;'7j .ia.a in on in feature.. '', "2, brekf. rof JSStr for fruit. ' ,u " d W. A Boeard Re" .hare. "Sua 1 Ford true, A drive. I55- ... M.rha J t Maiw.ll 1- ; ,.. f two ; - an of"--
