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or A Troubled Conscience In Building aBusiness as in building a hous, make the foun dation sound and secure, II A strong, service giving Bank, like the Roseburg National Bank, is an important factor in every business. Your Account is Invited. Tte?KOsev"i National Bank Doscinr.Ore. L ONE NIGHT ONLY Wednesday, November 10th iT'5;jKU: :t:-i ' . SMI 1 . . Br: rw titer-- - Hi THE cmmc I SUCCtj ! Seats now on Sale at the Antlers, 50c to $1.50 Plus War Tax -; 1 HAVE you A (OrtTANER OR RECEPTAClfcA APOUl IrWT SIZE, r 50M'THN6 THAT i. I .HCLP WOVT FOUR. OR FIV- .6ALLQV5 Of UQOID 1 Nil! v ; I .I i I v '12 ' ' MOVIE CLOSE-UPS CASTOR I A For Infants and Children lUse For Over 30 Years lyibesri - tlx mMm of MH.IHK.U lKAI TO STAY If'ASHIXCTOX, Nov. The i of al'nut 5i0 American rol ho died in Kngland are to re there by reuuest of the families men. fc-wry Maker announced todav i: orders had been given to con w the bodies In a permanent -tery near London, which will b Mrr Ihe perpetual care and super- . oi me American government. Title Fits the Outlet. The colored cnrelnker of a small town library honied the title of "Custodian," which he hail embroid ered on the front of his cap. a source of Insiln? pride. Driving marked diplomatic ability, he deserved u four-syllable title. One niornlni: while he was sweeping off the from milk a wnnderini! loafer, also of Af rionn extraction, paused In front of him and scrutinized the cap closely. "Cuss-loiltnn !" he ejaculated. "Down whnh 1 cnnie from ihey calls common nlwers like you janltnhs." Yees," observed the cbnn-hued diplomat, pausiiiK a moment from his labors, "dnfs all rlvlit In Memphis. But on a job like dK 'custodian' Is mo' appropriate. You see. you haf to cuss half de pntrnns and toady to de rest of 'em." Judge. KUII'lxu (ilMHIt CAltillT f ilAEDfiEVII.LE, Ga., Nov. 8 l e.... .... .... ". "inner guard at me farm here, who eloped with l-'-lt. Weaver nn Inmota -t I.. fc'.ios has been arrested at Tampa I -in lie returned here with the ' in tomorrow. I f ' farm oitioials said he would lr"areed with ui.i;.. i i. iwner 10 escape. The weaver , pioiervinK a year's sentence for! a her to elope. HKlti; .IVI; (XSTS MOST ?''. France Paris heads the " cities and countries where It' ne most to live. Taking 100 as I "erai-e for foodstuffs, gome of Present fig,,, follow: Tarls. . Italv ill... - - . P.. wl'zerlanrl, 237; Great ug inuea States 190. Not All Blind. Two charming sisters arc engaged to two brothers, and their neighbors hnve been Interested In this dual love affair. The young girls live in the secund flat of a house on the south side of the street, and the other day the elder sister was stopped In the street by the young scion of the fam ily who occupy the second Bat In the house Just opposite. "Oh, Miss Mlggs," said the boy, "my papa sold last night that some one ought to tell you to pull down the blinds, 'cause If love Is blind, the neighbors are not!" London TIt-IHts, "His ilaejsty, the American," Is the new Hougias Fairbanks r.lcture. land the first release of the United i Artists corporation the so-called "Hlg Four and will be featured on ; ihe screen of the Antlers theatre on Tuesday. ! ! The production demanded not only very unusual and elaborate settings, jwhl.-h were provided without reck oning the cost, but also called for an1 'exceedingly strong cast to support, Vl'oug'' in his journeyings through i : the nleture. i As In the case of the settings. Mr. j Fairbanks gave his director, Joseph. lienaiierry, carte blanche In order to secure the best talent available, re gardless of the expense. The feminine lead Is played bv Marjorio Haw. who has now appeared i onposite Mr. Fairbanks in six of his j best productions. When it is remem-1 tiered that "Doug" uses rather heroic! measures to rescue damsels from dis tress, It will be understood that It requires some experience to play op- jiusiiu nun. ill ins new picture, LJOUg performs numberless miraculous stunts for the sake of the girl and so splendidly has she carried out her part in the picture that stardom will shortly he her reward. Frank Campeau, probably the best known and most capably equipped of all the screen villains has been entrusted with a very impmtant role, which he carries off with all the ability which has made him so well and favorably known. Lewis "Huckleberry" Sargent, so dubbed because of his splendid por tral of Mark Twain's immortal boy creation In "Huckleberry Finn." Is once more the hero on the screen in a new comedy drama, "The Soul of Youth," which comes to the Lib erty tonight. Young Sargent in this picture has a role altogether different from that of his initial screen appearance. In this, he Is the modern boy of the city streets, reared In a dreary foundlings home, without father or mother, but who, when the oppor tunity arises and he is given a real chance In life, shows sterling quali ties of character, and with the addi tion of a goodly share of pluck and mettle becomes a real hero and an MKTHs IXCUKASK' .ORK There wa no race Se'.i. , ' ountry last year ac- IV V." , ,rv"Tl y the American m ,1 , ,Ass,"'i'"ion. On the fc nel l0,-al nniber of births fr it "-?"'-000- Innt mor L The ? ? l, 87 ipa,h ia 'ttiw. Jl"' doa,n nte wre I....,;' 7:, 7"io. Kansas City. From Ear to Ear. Willie was away from home tor the first time, stnylng with some friends. He was allowed to "sit up" for dinner. The servant came round with a plate of slices of melon, and the hostess noticed Willie hesitate about helping himself. "Don't you like melon?" asked his hostess-encouragingly. "Very much, thnnk you," replied Willie, "only they make your eurs so wet." On the Dry Bathing Beach. Habel That's a lovely bathing suii you're wearing. But aren't you ufraio water will take the color out7 Joan It might, so 1 always bav It dry cleaned. Detroit News. important figure In the affairs of grown up men and women. unusual merit, many of whom are famous not only for their acreeu work but for their achievements in other fields. Krnest lintlerworth. Civde Killmore, Lila Kee. William Collier, Jr., Horace Atkinson, Wade, Claude Peyton, Hetty Schade, Fred Huntley. Sly via Ann ton and others are In the cast. Particular interest attatches to the fact that Judge Ben U ml soy, ihe famous Juvenile jurist, and his charming wife, Mrs. Hen rjndsey, also participate in several scenes in the picture. , a a ! Major .Robert Warwick, who la the star in the latest Paramount-Art-craft Vlcturo, "In Missouri!, ' to be shown at the Majestic theatre to night, believes that his experience In the A. K. P. In France hns helped him considerably as an actor. "Though I never thought of my screen careen from the moment I enllFtcd until 1 was again on th American soil," laid Major Wurwlck recently, "while overseas I saw life from every potdble angle. I learned how men act and feel under pit sorts ox experiences. I met more different kinds of men there In a week than I could in a lifetime in peace. The greater the actor, the more true to life, his interpretations. Hy showing mo life, the war has helped me con siderably In my chosen profession. " Major Warwick plays the role of red-blooded Jim Kadburn In "In Mlssonra," which Is a screen play of Augustus Tho:i:n famous ptuy. Kileen Percy is the leading woman and the production was directed by a master director, Hugh Ford. In conjuncilon with the feature film. "The .Soul of Youth" at the Liberty theatre today. Muster K eat on 'he ' serious funmuker," will appear in 'Convict No. 1 :t," the second of t he t wo reel corned leu reler sed b Mr. Keaton. A large part of Buster Keaton's reputation has been built on the fact that he never smiles, but according to his own testimony. "Convict No. was so mirth pro voking during it filming, that he came near to breakiuj his iron clad rule several times. old icixiajuj: aujany nvh- j SKUIKS" j Still has prr.ne trees on Myrobolon ! plum roots. I may still take your order in 100 lots for Italian prunes on above named roots (longest lived prune root fn existence. F. K. Jor dnn, PiMnl rt0 Seventh St., N., Grunts Pass, Oregon. TIMIXY FA KM HIXTS. WOMEN VOTE FOR THE Thor Washing Machines THE BEST MADE. ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR UHLIG'S ELECTRIC STORE v - vi nbAL stum iiiw How to Be Happy Though Married Are husbands always happy? Hus liands enjoy all the comforts of a Kma .nd Incident n 1 1 V lenm to take as well as give In little fam ily quarrels. naeneiuia niinn mc n.lvllin.ii. flcpitnleil tienfl- m itiiipmn ., ... -- diets. But, they both enjoy the wise and winy quips anuui uuuoj, nnmn In i ho nonular film subject, "Topics of the Day,". How true to life these wordings are. you may judge irom r..lln-...,iip '-Tnnip" selections. made by Ihe News-Review for Its readers: ' Say. Joe. you ought to buck up and show your wife who ia running ihings at your house." Ilenpeck (sad iv i "ir isn't necessary, she krows. London Answers. Husband "llidn t I teieerapn you not to bring your mother with you?" Wile j nai ii'ii Bur see you about. aasaaioon ieie- gram. "Cheer up. old man. Why dont you drown your sorrow?" "She's bigger than I am. and be sides It would lie murder." London (F.ng.) Tld lilts. she. (during the quarrel I You never deserved a wife like me." He "And I never deserved the rheumatiim, but I got It Just the same." Toronto ICanadal World. Officer "Why are you rushing along with that bundle?" ' It's mv wife's Bat. and I'm afraid the Etile' will change." Women's Wear, N. Y. So vou are going to send your wife aw'av 10 the country for a res"" "Yes. ' I need It badly." The Crow's NeM- i "You havent much on the menu S HI. it doesn't matter my wife is easily satisfied." Waiter "If she's your wife, she must be." Mejgendorfer Blaster, Sum Needed to Run the State 8 A I.EM. Nv. 8 Tentative bud gets of estimated expenditures of the various departments of the state gov ernment, exclusive of all the insti tutions under the jurisdiction of the board of control with the exception of the state .hospital, aggregatinp $ti..'ii.fiOC.7 7 have been submitted to Secretary of St ite Sam Korer for consideration of the legislature, which will convene here next Janu uary. These proposed expenditures cover the biennium of 191 and and In almost every instance show an increase when compared with the budgets for the present two year period. The tentative budget for the state hospital Involved im re money than requested by anv of the other de partments. It called for $1,1 19.21ft. Itr. It. K- I.e Sielner, superintend ent, of the hospital, said that while there might I a sllirht reduction In some of the commodlti ntwtl at the Institution, he did not believe that the cost of labor mould decrease nor that fuel could be purchased during the next two years at any material reduction under present prices. Mrs. Maude McCormlck arrived In noseburg this morning from 8un fleid. Michigan, and will make an ex tended visit on South . r creek with her brother. A. K. McCormlck. (Munich) A Chirairo jude holds that It is Imp'tsiible for a man to steal from bis wife. In the language of Hlack .itone. Judge, you said a mouthful. New York Mall. A "He Kind to Husbands" week mlirht be proposed seven days In which none ar to be shot. 8t. Louts Glot Democrat. Soils. Twice as much ultra to Is contained In ground which has beep worked well as In ground that has not been worked properly. This was proven by an experiment conducted hy the Sherman county branch sta tion which ended on September 1. The test was had with land in sum mer fallow, and It was found that all vegetation must be kept down to get the best results. Farm Crops. Grey winter onts will stand later planting than wheat or barley, and on fields where plant ing ia considerably delayed better re sults will be obtained from grey oats than from any other cereal. Farm Mechanics. Radiators may freeze even in early fall weather and cause much trouble and delay. The safest way Is to drain the radlntor in the evening and In the morning fill it up with warm water to help in starting. Plant Pathology. T.ate blight rot of potatoes is prevalent In the coast counties. Much of this damage might have been prevented by apray ing with Bordeaux mixture at the proper time. Hacterlology. Many samples of contaminated drinking water from wells In the state are being received by this dt partnient. See that the wells are in such a place that they .ire nnt subject to any seepage from the barn or outhouses. Play safe by H'-snding a sample of the water to (be nearest laboratory station lo have tested for bacteria. This may uve a large doctor bill. -o- REVERE'S BELL PRESERVED In the belfry of King's Chapel, built whi n Huston was In Its Infancy, still hnnus a bell nhbh wns cast by I'nul Kevere. It was his 101st bell. Besides belrg a bell easier, Kevere was also an engraver, a goldsmith and a Hi nt 1st. Itlslng above the lest houses In the Italian district on Hull street Is the old North church, from which Itevere rerelvcV his signal previous to his famous midnight ride. Christ church, the Second Kplsrnpnl church of Boston, Is sltuntiil In the north end, and Is an offshoot of Ling's Chtiel. lis spire, designed nnd built In 1 7 'j:t. Ims served as a liiiiduiiirk ti guide ships Into tile harbor. In IN0I this spire was blown down by a gienl Kiil'. and was shortened by sixteen feet. The chime of bells, now silent, which hangs In the tower. was made III 1" I In the foundry of Abel Ittiildall. "f (Jlinicester, Knglnnd F.ach bi ll has engrilved upon It nn In scription denoting Its history. The bells were supposed to possess Ilie power to dispel evil spirits. Detroit News. WATCH THE BIG '4 Stomach-Kidney B-Hcart-Liver Keep tho vital organs healthy by regularly taking the world's stand ard remedy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles GOLD MEDAL ST MEN'S Q g SHOES- ' Unusual Pleiit Y I On Sale At E-1 m $9.95 f Black or bin Cresoo calf, IWurh Ms. f era, Brown Muho.iii)'( Lotus calf rrai 97 j( llhuliers, full anlea.. liullt for tw 1 1 I ' -Vf yTI WW Neuron of the year. Keep I E,vtoJ your feet dry and uurtu. Wear lyf I I JVj "W our extrwmlinary value ut 13.30 r I now on aaltf at tsuiJ 0L $9.95 p-i V Noseburg Booterie i -JJ Shoes Tliat Stlfy anil Kit Your Feet L-5 I fVt- I'eiklns lllilg. t'nsa St. JY I j Siniisti iri shoe repnlr prices. ltrhiK J -l f fn your work and we tlie difference. For Stomach Agony Ak Your Druggist About Mi-O-Na. It Gives Relief in Fit Minutes Your druexlst will tell you that Ml-O-Na in KunrantfQ to rollrvo quickly and safety, upnet tnmach and ImllKestlon, or your money will b ra funl. Hnve you ana en ntontRchT One Ml-O-Nu Tablet and the misery Is pnricii. Arc yuu bitbxjH. dlzsy or nervounT Mi-o-N'a will help to put you Hunt in Uny; ales relief In five minute. Now, dear render, don't go on nu(Tr- Ina with ntonmch trouble. Uo fulr to ycurs. lf; throw aside prejudlua and try Mi-O-Na. And money back If you don't say MMI-Na is worth ttn wuiKht In aold. Sold by leadina UruKglnta everywhere. W. F. CHAPMAN, DRUCCIST, MASONIC BUIIDIKC xo'I'ick voit nuts to mi'iiovE M)ITII HTKI'HK.KH KTIlliKT. YOME Etuis Catarrh or moucy (jack, just bieathe it in. Outfit lucludtrs inhaler. Extra bottles at all druKgijtjt. Legion Adjutants To Have Conference INWANAPOLIS, Nov. 9 - con ference of the adjutants of the foity nine depuri ments of the American I.erticn In thin country was held in Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned at his office in the city hall In the city of ltnscburg, Oregon, up to 6 o'clock p. m. Novem ber 15, 1920, for the improvement of South Stephens street, extended, in the manner provided by tho plaua and specifications of Ihe City Kngi nwt now on file In the office of the City Recorder. A bond of 100 per cent of the con tract, satisfactory to the city, will be required from the contractor. Tha time stated in the proposal for conj uletlng the wotk will be considered by the council In awarding the con tract. The council reserves tho right to reject any and all bids. By order of the Common Council. K. L. WHIPPLK, City Kecordcr. ATTKNTIOX FAIt.MKItS. I will pay the highest price for your produce. Give me a trial. Yours for busings. U. STl'HHS. - N( IT 1 K OK S.M.K OK U )V Kl t M KNT TIMHKIt (ieu. ru) I Jind irr.ice, WiiKhiiiKton. If. t.' October I'ft. !i.'i. Nothrf In hereby (riven Unit nubject t t)i ctiiHlltloim nml Uiull'il ioiiH f tho Ai l-t vt June 9, litlfi (UU Ktut . -'IM, ,ul .Inn.- V K'2 (41 Slut., J..H). und ttiu ln Mttuct.vnH uf the Sfcretarv of tho In-l-rlor of September 16. lift'.', hii1 June lit 2ti. (he timber on the fallowing hunt will le Hold lcc. l:t, lnjo, ut i o'clotk A. M, at puhHc HiH'tlnn nt Die t'riltiil Htm en IhiiiI ortli o nt It'iKt-biirK. ( Ht'iftm, it. (he IiIkIicmI hi.liU-f 0 nut It-Hit tt an the upprulKt-d vulu- nn llllwn hv thi notice, mile to bo nuhli-ct to th this citv on N.-vember 8 and 9. Chief ! ,,'"'r"val...of ' Hecretsi-y ..r the ln- among the thin to be consld(red 'hi'ii'I htnul 'iin o7 o7eltifthT.'r oi',' pe was the otfer of the Knights of Col-t ent thereof, hftna; roiimiiHc-lnnsi nmbuH of 5.U00,(0t to the Li giou lowed. mui be d.-pocii-d at time of lor the erection -of a memorial "''VT !t" lr-"""'l ' , ... , . ... ,. , .approved, ntherwlse ptitent w nue building fn aHhlngion. fr !he ,hlli,..r whb-ii must be ie(,..,ved A plan in to be worked uot where-1 m Mtiiu t. n y.-nrs . HidM will i re. elved by Hie 20,000 veterans In hospitals rf' "" citizen of the fnlt.-d h will he. aided. Action will probably '"!''' ". h dtie,m (,d , r- . . . . t ' , . ponitlitrot nlKHliUed under the hiW uf be taken on arlous Americanlyatnm ; n,e t lllu., Hiate,. or mnv nun,', tenl ideas. The conferencf will be ad- tiy or .iixmp i ttierer nl. t p..n p dressed by F. W. (iailhratth. Jr., Na-1 1'" nt ion of a iioHiititd pnt.h r, the ilonal commander of tho legion. VNIt In (iiantM Vhhh Mrs. P. M. Mathews of this city, and her slater, Mrs. l lla L. Houston of Portland, w ho has beeti visit Ing here for some time, left this morning for Gram Pass where tliey will visit with rcluiives for a week or ten days. Community Meeting Tonight A coii.mmilfy meeting will be held at Melt-one tonight tit the home of It. A. Huxenhark und the jilana for the farm bureau work for the coining year will be discussed. Various pro jects will be considered and a pro gram of action mapped out. Man of Action. She: "I like a man of few w and many actions." lie: "Vou want my brot her; has St. Vitus' dance." Logan Tips, Spring Delivery These are not sprout plants, Joint Inula or sprnngle lip plants. They e first-class tips. Also have straw jerry plants and all kinds fruit trees. Uetter book your order now. It. L. 1X1.19 Three miles west cf Roseburg;. Th National Ramsdy of Holbmd for ' ttnuirlMand eoaooM Of luon mmw mina. At all drurriila, thrM sUae. try All sorts of fair s succertsfuHy concluded, for arrangements ie M. C. IL1DAUAU.I1 630 N. Pine SL Holier on nny leiral mibdivixliiii will ht otT'Ted iepfi rn lei y before tn i an lin hid e.J In any orf. r of u lutuer unit. T. .13 S., It W , S-c. l. I-.it 1. fir .!.: M . plno M . It 2. fir .t:.0 M pine 2( Al.. SK NK'i, llr r.r.a .., phie M . SV NK'4, llr S'() M., pine 7o , , -tbir 26 M. I ..it A, (Ir 4n V l'1"- . 1't 4, tlr 775 Al. UK'., NWV,, Itr 2:r. At. pine '.'l M., cedar 2n M , SV S ',. tlr 6"0 M , pine If. M., ce.l tr 20 SI . M. 'i tlr Id.'.'i Al., pine luo Al.. NV4 Kl; fir 3iMl !., pine 3.r. Al . cellar 2d Al., SKV, HK'i. Itr Mia Al . pine ldii M., KW'i SK1,, tlr hiMi Al . plite 1mi M., cediir 60 M,, NK MV',4, tlr :s..n M.. pine 1 f, M ce.lar d M.. NW. HW'4. ; fir BMP At., tine BO At . ce.l.ir M At., IKKU HU', tlr 3 no At., pin. To A! , cediir 3.". At.. KV', HWV fir ;m M.. pine Ml A!., cediir 30 M . See. I r. . NK'i N K . tlr n;i At., pln 4 Al., Ki:4 N i; , llr ,!.. 2 M pine a M : n-iin nf lh.- llr or eedur to be KM I ft for e-H Ihilli t.'lil per . Al., Hlid riotie of the pine t b- Hold for Ie thdti tJ.hn por Al.; K.-e. i, NK'4 Ink1;, tir r.o ai, pin.- ? m .lar 12 M, NW, NK'i, hi '' At., pine lo Al.. ee,lnr 1 Al.. SK1, NK'i. hi li '( Al . plrm : rt Al . ie.lr 1 M. SW ',, M . , hr :.oo Al . pine ::o A!., tedur 10 At, NK'i S.V,, llr Urn Af . N W ' ( NV4. Or i0 Al . SK', NW,. fir 4 -u Al , p-f-- 1 Al . KW, NW',,. Itr ?it Al . ,K' HK ',. fir (mo At. pm At. r. .la 1 I., At.. N'A"', llr :t .) M.. p'n' Al eed.ir 1" Al . SK', SK',. lit Al.. pine jo Al., eedfir 10 M . SW SK',, lir Al , pine , .0 At. ef.l.ir AI . , K 1 , SW fir 1 Al , pin.- li. At. H K ', SIVV Hr Z'r, M., pine At . SU HW' llr A" . Al . pine , Al . e. dar lo AI . Sec 2. HV ',, SKV,, 'fir r.f,'. At. H W ,. fir : Al.. See 27. SK', M: ',, llr r. 10 At. NK'i SK,, tlr 4:11 AI pine 10 Al.. NW1, SK',. nr .'.no At, Si:1, SK'-,, III Al . !. ft i) ; AI , S'W'i SK',, lir 4sn J.t ,,,tlt- 4(i M . 11..1. t.f th.- nr lo be Bold f' r thnn l.2' per Af . nolle of Ihe pttK- to he Hol. fur lew it than li.wo per At., nnd tome of lb Iftr lo be wl. tor I. ft- than $1 00 per Al. T. .17 H. K. 7 V . , sKi, SW't. fir 4.T. Al . pine f,o M , T. .1j S. It. H W. See. 3, NW ', K'.. tlr T" Al . pine 210 Al . oak 1& Al NW'i NW'H, llr Al.. pine 2TO Al . SK1, NVV.,. lir 7.'. Al . pliu 22". Al . SK'. HW', tlr 7.", M, pine aO Al ; iionn of lb- llr lo be ft.J-l f..r leHu timn t "o p-r At, nf ii of lie- pine lo be Hold for lenK timn $3-"0 per Al . ai"i none of i be o;tk tf ht itobl f..r le Omit So rent t-r Al T. ' H, It .1 K ., Me.- I. SK', SWU. I tie M M . r.il fir t ltl Al , white nr 2 Al . nne of the iine to be aoi'l for b man Pr At, none of the red fir lo ! Mold for I then 11. &0 per M, and none of . th white llr to be sold for l-as than 111 00 per M. ;i.ay TAl.l.MW. Com- tulasioner, Ueaetal Leud oOe-e,
