Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, December 07, 1920, Page 3, Image 3

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    "The Shasta"
A New Train
to .;
California
The Shasta" It n all standard aleeptng
car train without excess fare. . f
Leaves Portland at 4:00 P. M.
Arrive. San FrancUco 10:00 P. M. following evening.
Improved Sleeping Car Service
San Francisco and Los Angeles
... ... R..utt tralna handle through atandard sleeping cara
A" Sh"ea.Ue Tacon... and Portland to San Franciaco.
Through atandard Bleeping car 'to Los Angela,
Leaves Portland at 8:40 A. M.
Arrives Loa Angeles 8:15 A. M. aecond morning.
Winter Excursion Tickets
are on aale to
Houtheru California
n iifnrnia'. bright and warm sunshine will help you take on a
C, least of ffe Spend the wintry daya beside aummery
-Sporty golf courses or well kept tennis courts: motor
"r'.ndld highway.; theae and many other outdoor pleas
ures await you In Sunny Calllornla.
HtFR on request "California for the Tourist." a new .
booklet graphically describing the different reaorta.
loauire of local agent for fares, routes, aleeping car reserva
4 tiona and train aervlce, or write
Southern Pacific Lines
JOHN M. SCOTT.
General Pasaeuger Agent.
Portland, Oregon.
Jitney Driver Halts
Search For Body
Win. Pemberton, I
lltaer driver, halted
local young
a premature
urea tor his dead body Monday
morning by showing up very much
illve afler creating considerable ex
elienient In the community. Mr.
f.mberton. who recently started a
Jitney line In tbls city, waa ap
proached last night by a Btranger
who anted to be taken to Wilbur.
They left early In the evening and
were seen going througn Win
cheater. At an early hour yesterday
morning he had not returned to
Koaeburg and his parents became
worried. They telephoned various
placea, but at no place could any
trace of him be found. Fearing foul
play they notified Hberltf Qulne wlio
Immediately started a search wblcb
failed to reveal any trace of the
young man or the auto. Immediately
the officers came to the conclusion
that the passenger had killed the
driver, had hidden the body and
:aken the car. Parties were Instruct-
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
ALL NICW CLASSIFIED ADVKHTIMBHUNT9 WILL BB POUND ON LAST
PAUH UNDER BKABINO "NJBW TODAY."
WANTED.
TOL'NO MAN Desires board and room
in prlvattw family. P. O. Uox
Vantkd Tumeva. largo
or amall.
WaNTKIj Any kind of work or odd
Job by th hour, man of eipvrlem-ti.
Wm. Wood, Hi rilitrldan. CJo Koach.
HuKSK
-K3.
TASTUHK WANTKU Phona
WANTED I-ady with ium experience
would llkn puiitlun a chambermaid.
Phon 3b-U -
WANTKH Wood pasture for horse,
will pay good rt.nl. Address 11. f.t
care News-Review.
WOOD FOR 8AL.B Inquire at Patter
on itiBtfa.
r OK HAl.b; 1U hi win apples, fi per
uox. juayr lower Kai.cn, plioua Ur.
m. i . oruuioru, tu-r.
IfOR 8AMQ 8 -room house on Mill St.,
$1500. Write J. II. Kedlfer. Drain. Or!
FOK HAL.K Good, sound team t and 7
years, weight about Z&U lbs.,
J. V, Bonebrake, Camas Valley.
FOK BALK Oaod team of Work horses.
$5e If taken -it jw.m. lu-iuire at 1-4
street, or tnani via.
FOH KaLp Thoroughbred Duroc sow
with pigs e weeks old. W. l. Heas,
iiour, j re. ruoii 04-v a,
ItV A NT EI A n experienced stenogra
pher. Address at once P. O. Mux eUs
iur appointment.
MaN WANTED to.are proposition; 3
acres fltiMt frarden soil, two tulles
from Roseburg; most modera country
htm In the raunty, bath, toilet, hot
and cold water, etc.; a real oppor
tunity for the right mas. Apply
Lawrence-Cordon Company, 12ft Case
tret. PLone 319.
T1UHKR LANlJS WANTHD About
1,000.000 ft. R. K. ties, and 1.000,009
ft. telephone and telegraph poles,
alio merchantable timber, large
quantities, on or near water trans
portation for foreign market. Give
full deeurlptlon, particulars, price
and Com. nret letter. C. B. flu 1 tier,
III Mills BidR.. Kan Francisco.
FOK RENT.
FOR RRNT-rurnlshed rooms.
UT Parrott tit.
Inquire
OR RKNT Unfurnished rooms. 24
rarroi Bt.
Ftm nl&NT KRfety lepiaTt boxaa,
'0H HKNT Varnished room with
tiivllAm of bath. 401 ft Main fit.
foh TiBNT Mtngle room, gentleman
ynitrrfq. IliQUlre 2A1 0. JacKSOH-
tR RENT FurnMbed bouaeeplng
imriiis ana Sleeping roonta.
HhUrg Apartmenta, Mala and
fuR RKNT tlore rnnm tlx 4 a tVelT
mon d-airaMe location In town. Rent
APPiF iwrenoe-Cordon Com-
VH" , l it i
Phone 11
MIM'I I. A MMitu
TAlImiNa drMmmaklng of all kinds.
Inm-M. 6 .'8 8. fialn.
kr7fVTAfTT.-year rorel
iir-aA1'1 ,oan. low tntereat rate.
1S I oral rooneT to loan ad mmnA
FCu HAL.E) Apples and cider delivers
In town. Phuue 2S-F2. I it. SHlnna
Bona.
pXJH HALR Wilson Or Uold Dollar
strawberry plants will deliver In
noaoDorg. rea uiiiara.
FORfeALVWhole or half lnter-st In
aaw mill, ready for work, good tlui-
uer. AO.ireee J. A.. Newe-Kevlew.
FOK SAL.Q Thoroughbred Iuroc
brood sow; also 3 Chester White
Doars. i weeaa old. Mrs. ltommanh
Shambrook's Lane, West Kusebuig.
I . KJ, tWM. 1MJ
FOR BALK 6. C. Rhode Island cocker
els; 1 bull oair, Hereford and Dur
ham. Phone 33-F25. Addreas Plne-
oreat Farm Ixonyllleregoii.
Fort flALftroduc'Ove hverbearlng
strawberry plants. The kind that
oeara. it per ioo id Iota of 600 up.
Small orflera, $S per 100. B. U. Mat
wiewa. Looking Ola 9a Ore.
FOR HAIA6 3000
ft. 144-Inch second-
Koneburg. Koaeburg
hand pipe In good condition, 12 cents
per root i. o. b. Koneburg.
Plumbing and Heating Co.
LOfcTT Taken from high aohool build
Ing Friday evening, lady's black neck
scan, rinaer please return to News
Review offloe. or phone 101-J.
FOR HA1.H e year old saddle mare,
broke to work, weight 1100, lfr hands
nign, trim bunt, clean limbed, or will
trad for sheep or milch goats. Box
iiZ4, itoseburg. Phone 38-F2.
FOK sAIjH Incubators, six KO-egg
Old Trustys, two 120-egg McClana
han, all In good shape. Price $12.00
wen. i want in nuy larger ones. c.
A. Parkett. Canyonvllle. Oregon.
8m M.
'ai estata iMrst mortgage
-- ui nice m Kirji
JERSEY HlTTT eligible for registry.
Fiii . ' u ,n advance. T. A.
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HolllD n.ir.r
. A. Williams.
POR BAI.H IS Va acrM of orchard
land; 11 aor tn apples. N.wtown
Pippins and BpHxntiras; 1 aw. In
fam, I aerts In tlmbor; t lota In
10
nwi: orlo titOOO.
rtutnerlla. or..
F. 8. Wilson,
CoOltHRHijJ FOR SAI.B From high
praaunng strain oi Dirari, wniti
Plrmoutb Rooks and Whit. Irca
Aorns. Am booklna ord.ra now for
day old rhloks. Rag's for hatching In
Mason. A. . Hunt, 22b Jackson St-
noMDurf, ur.gtin.
FORDS FOR 8A1.K Touring. Is modrl.
A -1 shape, thr.. new tlr.n, .hock
absorbers, speedometer, good looker,
I32&.00. Claney Kurd bug. Just com
pleted, overhauled and tn A-l condi
tion. Tou will fall for this on.. Call
at sal a. Htephens. .i50.oo.
FOR BAI.H Ranch of SlO acres, also
ranch of tA acres, or both together,
as taey Join, and ar. good stack
raache.1 also 9:ia acres fjr tlruber.
Vargaib tl taken aoon. anqulr. of
Rarrngr A Wllaon, Olondala. Ore., or
w. rt. Hrrrrag... abkiml. ura.
Wai.ia.v rnirsm trmbs at '..s pef
Ida and up. Thro, sizes to select
from. P.algr4 pbknts In "Tr.bla."
tb. greatasl cotnrnerclal canning
atrawoarrr rat Introduocd aold at
11. per 1000. Oth.r standard varla
tlea at 17 a.r lovo. W. aell all yarl.
Uea of trm and plants. Sug.a.
Nuraerlea, Huaen.. Oreaon.
" rrMh i,
-in
Jr'.-.. fTT
Jn l win
law. cara N.wa-
FOR HAI.B- -Big snap, in acres beauti
fully situated: best prune atHCtlon In
state: zu minutes walk to Myrtle
Oeek and high school; 20 miles to
. Roseburg on highway; 15 acres 1-year-old
prunes: 7 acrea full bearing
applea. family orchard; 4a acres In
crop. 12 to be planted; new fiowo
plastered bungalow, garage and out
buildings; 91200 worth personal prop
erty. For quick sal. will aacrlflc.
v.rythlng for lit. per acr.. For
particular, writ. O. C. Ragan, Boa
111, afyrtla Cre.k, Oregon.
rd to drag tha TJmpqua Rlwr near
the bridge. Sheriff all over th
atata of Oregon were siren a day
eeiiptlon of the car and the whole
state was becoming aroused, wnen
Pemberton calmly piloted his mach
ine down Jackson street unconcloua
of the stir he had created. Ha had
spent the night at Jim Short's place
and had railed to notiry anyone oi
the fact.
o
Buys Tract in
N. Curry Estate
The Bogard Real Estate Company
yesterday disponed of a twenty acre
tract of the N. Curry estate to C.
Common, a new arrival here from
Vancouver, B. C. Mr. Common has
moved hia family to this city, and
will atart at once erecting a new
and modern home on hla land. He
will engage In diversified farming,
and la much pleased with Douglas
County and the soli conditions here.
The Curry estate is rapidly becom
ing a new suburban district of Rose
burg. Since the estate was platted
and placed on the market through
the Bogard Company, over 218 acres
have been sold in twenty and forty
acre lota. The purchasers of Ihia
land have erected homes or are plan
ning to begin aoon. A large portion
of Ihe acreage Is planted lo prunes,
peara and berries. While the de
velopment of the Curry estate waa
partially an experiment on the part
of the owners. It haa proved to be
a successful one, and has done much
to bring new families to Douglas
County, to take up their residence
o
Zone Meeting Is
Well Attended
The Zone educational meeting
held at Oakland Saturday was a very
well attended affair and a great deal
of Interest waa taken. On account
of the storm many teachers In out'
lying districts were prevented from
attending. Talks were made on
letter Knglish, Club Work and
Standartizatlon. A discussion was
also held on school problems. The
schools in the Oakland vicinity are
trying bard to reach the standard
requirements and all will probubly
do so In the very near future,
o
NOTICE OF TKACHEIW EXA.Ml
NATION.
Notice Is hereby given that the
County of Douglas, Oregon, will hold
the regular examlnationa of applt
rants for State Certlflcatea at the
high school building In Koaeburg, as
follows: Commencing Wednesday,
December 15, 1920, at nine o'clock
a. ui., and continuing until Saturday,
December 18. 1920, at 4 o'clock p. lu.
Wednesday Forenoon.
U. S. History, Writlns, Music,
Drawing,
Wetlnestlny Afternoon.
Physiology, Reading, Manual
Training, Composition, Domestic
Science, Methods In Reading, Course
of Study for Drawing, Methods in
Arithmetic.
Thurwlny Forenoon.
Arithmetic, History of Education.
Psychology, Methods in Geography,
Mechanical Drawing, Domestic Art,
Course of Study for Domestic Art.
ThurmlMy Afternoon.
Grammar, Geography. Stenography,
American Literature, Physics. Type
writing, Methods In Language, Thesis
for Primary Certificate.
r tidily Forenoon.
Theory and Practice, Orthography
(Spelling), Physical Geography. Eng
lish Literature, ChemlBtry.
Friday Afternoon.
School Law, Geology, Algebra
Civil Government.
Saturday Forenoon.
Geometry, Botany.
Hatnrday Afternoon.
General History, Bookkeeping.
O. C. BROWN,
w County School Supt.
fi .
We sell Christmas cards, and
books. Subscriptions for magazines
solicited, fiction Library.
ei.M.
"I
Marvelou Prescription
For Stomach Distress
Rejoice and sl r """T ol
n.rvoua wreck! and dyspeptic I
Mo mora will you have to exclaim
In that hopeless tone, "Oh! my pool,
old stomach." , J
For your druggist haa a prescription
h.t turn, old atomacha Into new one!
and sour stomachs Into aweet ones li
Then-'a happy daya ahead for yol
and your poor old flabby tlred-oul
stomach If you Juat won t b. obatlnat.l
Just go to your drucglst today an
aay, want a box of Ul-O-Na Tab
i .
And lust take on. or two tablot
with or after mcale for a few day
and then If you don't aKr with ul
7u.. ui-n-Na Is a marvelous precrli'
I tlon you may have your money baekj
We'll V v. It to our .ene. of falrncul
whet'.er ibat's a e.iuare ileal or not.
reiirtvi
omacil
breatl
a tritj
ui-n.M.. Tablets promptly r.llv(
krirhlnv. heavlnewe. pain In stomac
Heartburn, wur etoinach. foul
riT--.-A tontrue. Hive them
and chuckle with plcauie UI-O-NI
ta sold by leading druggists every
whirl.
W. F. Chapman, IrtlgKit.
Masonic Blilg.
! Ht0ME(
tmmmca hishomO
Ends Catarrh or money luck. Just
breathe it in. Outfit includes inhaler,
i Extra bottle at all druggists.
MICKIE SAYS
CM SOUN , WAX!!, NOO ftua'sA
ABE 00U4 ViDCLe ABOUT Wvniu'V
new. eoweu vJTvOns u MWAjiefct
-vUfXrr rJb.VTW PES. US' d
9jEVM OCX STATEUS.VKe SRSttTPl
swat op w viow b-ocHM
Millions for a
New Stomach
One of the greatest American milllna
alree said to bla pbysician. A million
dollars. Doctor, spot cash and no grum
bling, for a new stomach," and then
the rick man groaned and turned away.
All his wealth could not make him
bappj or contented, for happiness large
ly depends upon digestion. Without
health where does happineas come inf
After all the stomarij plays a great
part in ereryday life. Without a
healthy stomach and good digestion our
blood la thin, watery and iour, our
heart action hi weak, our liver does not
do Its duty, and man Is miserable and
unhappy. Prevent diaeaiie by putting
the house in order and strenKthetiing
the system against the germs ( disease.
Dr. Pierce, of the Invalids' Hotel and
Surgical Inntitule, at Buffalo, K. Y
yean ago understood diseases and their
prevention, and he discovered certain
roots and herbs which were nature's
remedies, and succeeded In putting them
op in a form that could be easily pro
cured at the drug store (liquid or
tablets). This he ailed Dr. Piurce's
Golden Medical Divoverr. This Din
eorery gives no false stimulation be
aaose It contains no alcohol or any nar
cotic. It helps digestion and the as
similation of such elements in the food
an are required for the blood. It gives
to the blood the food elements the tis
sues require. For over fifty years It
enjoyed the confidence af the
atwierifin public Try it aovl 1 ,
To Cure a Cold
in One Day
Take
Grove's
Laxative
Bromo
Quinine
tablets
Be sure its BroniO
loss-.
The genuine bears this signature
30c.
ANCIENT AND MODERN LIGHT
Oaara of Electricity Today Read With
a Smile of the "Link Boy" of
Old England.
A coTiple of centuries ago permanent
street IlKlits In Hie lurge cities of the
world were almost unknown. In M
England "link linys," currying torc!vs,
were hired hy gentlemen lo Unlit Hie
way for them nlien they went out In
the evening In I-mnlon. When' lamp
posts were placed In Ihe city streets
the link hoys' occupation wns gone.
With progress of time Innfcrns light
ed by randies or by oil were succeeded
by gaa or by electric lights. Kverv
city of the civilized world normally
haa Its principal streets lighted at
night, and the link boy today la as su
perfluous as the sedan chair.
In a similar way Ihe famous rare.
of the world, such as the Mammoth
cave of Kentucky and l.nrny cavern
In Virginia were formerly lighted by
enndlea carried by gulitea who con
ducted travelers. I!nt today practical.
ly all these subterranean places that
are visited by sightseers nre equipped
with electric llghta. snd Instead of car
rying a bag of randies Ihe guide mere
ly turns on or nit a series of electric
witches ai
$5.00 Stock Is Selling Fast
Roseburg and Douglas County people have invested to date something:
like $71,000.00 in our profit-making institution. These people have faith
in our inventions and realize that we have an exceptionally good invest-
ment where they will receive more than a mere rentol on their money. Our
company is so far composed entirely of Douglas County men and women
therefore every dollar you invest with us is benefitting a home institution
and yourself. ( ' ,
Automatic Electric Brake Company
is now actually into production making brakes. We have about one hund
red brakes ready for the installation of the armatures, and we will be re
ceiving these from the factory in the east in a very few days. We are
practically ready to take orders for the sale of brakes and shortly after
January 1st, 1921, will be in a position to supply the increasing demand
for our product. On November 22, we took over the machinery, tools, etc.,
in the factory building at the corner of Kast 7th and Hancock streets,
Portland, Oregon, and our assets in machinery, tools, now amount to ap
proximately $-15,000.00.
Liberty Bonds Taken at Actual Value
The following letter from the Miami Trailer Company shows that
they have adopted our brake as part of their standard equipment:
Troy, Ohio, November 8, 1020.
Mr. R. Z. Farmer, co Automatic Klectric ISrake Company, Portland, Ore.
Dear Sir: I trust that the following information relative to the tests
made with our trailers equipped with your brakes, will prove of interest to
you. These tests were made on an 8'j per cent grade under very adverse
weather and road conditions. The Automatic Electric Brake acting on
two 36x6 inch wheels controlled a load of from 1 1,000 to 19,000 pounds,
performing perfectly at all speeds, and handling the load much better and
quicker than is possible with hand or foot brakes. As a result of the sat
isfactory showing these brakes have made, we have adopted the automatic
electric brake for use on our trailers, as standard equipment.
Yours very truly,
THE MIAMI TRAILER COMPANY,
" V. A. Kali!, Engineer.
We Suggest Our Stock for Christmas
Lots of money has been made by investing in companies with" much
smaller possibilities than we have. We have shown you facts concerning
the earning power of some carefully selected investments, also the records
of profits made by some industrial concerns, and we leave it to your own
good judgment if our proposition is not better than any of these were at
the start. We have passed the experimental stage and are asking you to
invest in a going concern. Sales are brisk and if you want stock now while
you can get it for $5.00 per share you had better make contract in the next
thirty days. ... ... ' i v ?;&aM&ii
W. M. IIINEY, Room 424 Perkins BIdg., Roseburg, Ore.
PHONE 4X0.
NFLUEN'M d.
Aa a preventive, melt and in
hale night and morning
WICKS
V V A0 RUB
Ovu 17 Millttn Jan UtcJ Yearly
I'ltOFKHSIONAIy CAKIIB
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ZIP. 4J yy-:-.
rf.Tl.RH Chiropractic
121 W. IIP. Ht.
1)11. M. H
al.llKII'l' ! K OpiniliriNM
Kve siy rPm,lu,
The
118 W. Caaa St.
n;,H..,.r. Orvun
111 111 wilt OX Piano v Theory, Muni-
cnl KlnOf-rgancn.
8t. Phon. 139-U
iH M. XKWS NOTKH.
Arundel, piano tuner, rnona 189l
Flrea desimy ores, property and
food. Be careful wltn on.
Pembarton Urns.' enclosed car Jll-
ey service, rhone t.
n...i eoulnued machine shop for
hit he sleel and aprlnit wora; ai uiu
KoHeburg Guraga.
Urine vour Urea and tubes to Hie
Itoaehurit Oarage for repair and vul-
anl7-lng.
Dr. Harry K. Morgan, dentlnt. tele
phone 483. Ofllee 315 l'erklna build
ing.
Kxlde slorate batteries for all
makes of curs at Ihe Kosenuig
Garage.
Goodyear solid tires for trucks, all
lies In stock at tne Knseburg Gar
age.
W rite Jack Koacii, Drain, for ratn-
locue and prices for tliei ouetn in
cubators, coal and oil burning hrood-
rs. Aroul disappointment by plac
ing your ord.-r now for rtiture ae-
llvery. Itemeruber the Quven Is III
FIREPLACE
FURNITURE
How about it? Don't you need a set of
Andirons or a new screen? We have
been unable to get but a small part of
those ordered for this season, but we
had several sets on hand; and invite
you to call and inspect them. Prices
have not been advanced with us, but
have with jobber and manufacturer.
Churchill Hardware Company
Roseburg, Oregon.
r. s.
Ladles remember that the Mystic Milt Is an acceptable, small
gift to any housewife. ,
ha conduct! a party beat money can buy.
Christmas Photos
Make Your Gifts Personal Ones
PHOTOGRAPHS
Will Solve a Lot of Problems
Make your appointment as soon os possible
CLARK -SiSTUDIO
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