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Newspaper Page TextnOMRIWl.n WT'H-RRVTKW THl'KHWAV. IBCBMBKB 1, HHt PAOH roFR Select Your Christmas Phonograph and Records NOW! Make this comparison before you buy your Phonograph Don't buy a plionoitraph, any more than an aiitoiuubllii, without a d'liionsl rutlon. Name Isn't all nowadays, aa it used to bo, when phonographs were a novelty. Munle-lnviTB know the real way to t"t and that la by tone. The ear picks out auperlorlty quickly. Nuturaltiesa la easily ap preciated. We encourage comparisons. We Invite you to hear the llrunswlek then to hear other. Wo leave llnal Judgment to you. Jne we rare ly I oho a sulo, when a comparison Is made. Thin accounts for the great popularity of The Ilrunawlck here and tho nation over. It goea Into tho homea of the moat critical be cause of Its overwhelming merit. It has numerous feutures unobtainable elsewhere. Such as The ITItona. the all-record reproducer. And The Ilrunawlck Tone Am plifier, built entirely of wood, so aa to end metallic aounda forever. Hcnr Tho Brunswick now ven buy A plze and style fur every home. TVrms if di'Hiri'd. ('(inplcto Ihiiiso 117-121 Cuss Slrect. In the Circuit Court of rtie State of Oregon for Douglas County. In tho matter of tun recolvwBhlp of Tim J. K. Luh6 Company, a cor poration. Notice is hereby given that the iindHrsiKiied receiver bus flli-il blH final leport In the above entitled court, and the Uunorablw J. W. Hum s' I ton, judge of Huid court, lius fixed Friday, December 17. lUlIO. at ten o'clock a. in., in Iihh chambers In the courthotiHu at HoHehurg. Oregon, as the ttmu and place for hearing ob jections. If any, to natl report. Any and till persons In ton-Hied are re 0,ue8ted to file their objections, If any, to said report on or before the ubove date. W. E. PT. JOHN, Receiver of The J. K. Luhu Company. AKTIOX. Where? Kmplrn Feed Iinin. When? 2 1. M. Saturday. What? One sorrel luirn live years old, not a blemish, weight eleven hundred poundH. One black mare twelve years old, Bound, splendid worker. Ono bay mare tlve years old, weight 1050 poundH. One bay inare nine years old. Weight IlifiO pounds. All in p ifeet condition, to be sold to the bieh.t bidder. M. C. Kaduhaugh. Auctioneer. srKci.iL .cv:ck. Just received another shipment of Christmas candles. You who buy ChrlHtuuiH candy can do belter hy see ing us. W will make a special priee t ii our candy. Chocolates, 80c lb.. 1:1m" as wu h ;v been Kelliug at $1 lit. Don't fin got that ChriHtutas box. Only ten days more. Come in mid look em over and get our prices. You'll bu surprHted. TIIK MAPLKLKAK. Sheet Metal Work ( OF AM, KINPH J- II. SINNIGER 110 OAK RTKKKT I'HONK 42H Logan Tips, Spring Delivery These are not sprout plants. Joint plants or sprangle tip plants. They I -e first-class tips. Also hnve straw- Berry plants and all kinds fruit trees, ltctter book your order now. R. L. ELLIS Three miles west of Koseburg, Loganberry Plants If you want plants that will grtw write W. L. BENTLEY Wootllium, On'iion, It- 3. If you are not quite ready to telAl?'' J-' iimlNlirrtt. Itofl. burg, Oregon. LOIMiK DIRKCTORY. ' . O. ti. Ula Knrniiipm.nt Km. 9. Meets in Oiid 1'elluwa' Temple evvry Thursday evening. Visiting brethren itlwnys Aelrome. JcKIN HKKSK. O P KlfTKK 1IUTNKK, H P. el.h'KIl JIlHNSII.N, II. 8. JAMI-S KVVAIIT. K. K K4l;l.l:tttoiM-tairR i-n mens In m. , nnii on .iui'Knoii si. on Unil niul 4II Monthly evi'lihik'n or ejieh month in 8 n'. i... k. VIbIiiiib h,,.ii,ron in good stllniliiig AlWHyN Wflrotne. VIUTllll MIUKI.i.l, W I'. I: A. J WI'I.K, W. 1'. 11. K. (iiKliiMAN. Secretary . l. II I . l-ll'IIMft Alpha Ixxlxe No. 4., IIH',-1 ovry WedlifKillly ev.-i. Iiik. eer. Jurknon and Cans Sta. Visit or, alwiyH welcome. ICt V O. Ylil'NII. O P. t'ltAS . K. IHjI'KrNii, M K K. K. WIMIIKI1I.Y. K. It 8 M:i;illllllS OK UUIIIM ltt.'T l.llac . ii.i.- r.t, inet-iN tin zim am! 41ti Mnmliiy .'Vi'lllliKn. Vlaitlllg lielKhUura Invited In Htteiul. KIIITIl OHUItrlfll.t., tl N. Til. I. in I. Johnson. Clerk. II. I, tl. Kl.hu, lliiat-bura lainiic Sit. S-tl I to I.Im reKiilur ettiniiiuitii ulltttis at the Klka" 'It-mple on t-aeli Thuiatlay uf ev.ry uitiiilli. All member, re gnenietl t attend reKularly. and all vIkIUiik Itrnthera are curdlally In vited to attend. A t I .It ni'iiN R n IRA B. HIDH1.E. Secy. l tltlllMIO O,' 'I'll K Htlltl.l) Camp No. 12ft. meete In Odd FelloWM' hall In IttiMehiti-K every lat an.l .ltd Monday evenliiKa. VlaltlliK nelKllbura al ways weleome. O. H. PICKKNS. C. C MM. MII.I.KIt. tMeik I.HVAI. OltlllOlt til"- MOOXK IliiaehurK LftlKe N.i. Ins; Ik firm and llilr.l Tuetiituy evenliiKa t,t ea, Ii e i nt N tielnek In the Mutine hall. All vUltlnic lirutltera ara Invited to attend. O. w OI1AKF, nu-tator II. t. PAIUIKTKit, S-eretary t. K. a llitMrlinrR rhnntrr Xti. t Hul.li their tt-Kiilnr ineetltiK on the ti aim .ii i itiirMiiaya iii ea. h inotuh ate rei.ieelfiilly Invited to attend I.KONA AllltAHAM. W. , 1I1KK Jllll-.'SO.N. Set y. A. A A. M., I.mirel l.nita. Ki. IS. iteKiitiir t-tiininutiit-ntltiiia :'inl and 4lh Weilneatlaya eaeh month at M.iaonlc Teni(ile, lti.aetinrs;. Or, Vlaltora wel come, W V. IU11IIH, Sery A. A. vii.ii:k. W. M. . II. A. II. T. . It.i.ehttra Hkn si. II holilN regular renew, on a,-e onil a tut fourth Thurmlav afternoon! In Ma.fal ti II. SI. tern ,.f tither rei ii-m iiiiiiiK In mir eiiv are cor dially Imlted to attend our revltwa Maetahee liitlt on Tags alreet. I .-o-iw f.n.'i,-!,- r-rim '3 ' JESSIE RAPP, CoL lit III K tllH lloaehnrar rteeeKSh t.o.lite iMt. .1, I o o. I-.. Meeta in Oild Fel low a' Temple every week on Tue.dav rvenliiK. VlKitlnir niellitiera In Hotitt alaiidkiiir nre mi itetl to attend, r.-. I.KNOX. N II. HKl.t.K STKI'lli:SSON. Pee KTMKI. r.AII.KV. Kin. Seey I. o. . F I'kllelarlaa l.arfar . K, rneeia ai r-vaea nan. n. jbi-hriiii St. on Saturn. iv eveninK or eae week VlnltliiK litethren are always Wel come. I.YMON t RPKN'i'KII. N. O A J. OKI IP KS. Itee. See. J. II HAII.KY. Kin See. Ittll-:ill HO t.llllllK fun, tlMIS, t alted llratherkend mt Malnleaanee f Way era ArTlllaled with the A. F. of I. Meeta at Mooae hall the flret Wed fo irlh Sat. nlshta and third tiumla), ut eaeh month J. V. SMITH .Prealdent. W. J. MKItKtHTII, He. rWy. UKO. MAC IVKH, riK. 8cr- HER DAUGHTER AND HIS SON. BY IDAH McCLONE CIBSON A TAXtil.KII HKKIX. "And now my poor mother is dead, 1 whispered as Mr. Halsey panned. Oh, I do not thing It Is fair that she bTiould be cheated of her lover now. "Ono of tho reasons sho was so triad to die the only reason she was content to leave me was because atlie thought my father was dead and I hut she was going to see him on I he other, side. "You know she said that 'where I am going there Is no murrlage or giving In marriage and over there Hob and I will be toether again' and now that I know she Is still alive I would rather never see my futher than to reel that the soul of my mother was vainly hunting him through space. I suddenly broke down in sobs lhat I could not control. Mr. lialsey put his arms about me and I frankly clung to him. "Iiear Kenneth's dud," I said un consciously giving my old childish name, "you have reully been the only futher I huve ever knowu. And even though I should never see my father, I would be happier if I knew I hut he vias somewhere with my mo ther. She will nut be happy In eaveu without him and she had so little happiness on earth." Mr. llulsey put his hand under my chin and raised my face, so that he could look Into my eyes. "1 wiKh to Heuven, Ann, you were my daughter," he Bald. "You know, my chllil, that i admired your mo ther greatly. Without disrespect to your mother's memory or to my best frientl -your father, I think i muy suy this. "I huve sometimes thought that there Is one greater sacrifice than when one 'gives up his life for an other,' and thut is when one gives up his love to anolher. One Is a mom entary act and the other a long tragedy. "Your futher was always my best friend and 1 ITured for him bo much thut i could nut even let my regurd for your mother stund between us. Hut I died a thousand deaths the few short mouths thut I had to wit ness the great happiness of your par enis. I flatter myself that 1 did not snow my hurt to either of them, lor you know 1 had given your mo iher up over two years before, and to effectively put a barrier between 1 had married Ken s mother. Shortly before the trouble which In volved your mother and futher came up, my wife hud died and Ken was t'orn. Looking upon your parents' happiness, my loneliness became al most unbearable and I fled to trance, where I stayed until Ken and 1 came, as you remember, to tlve In the 'big houses,' as you cbil- li'en called it. "Your mother probably never told you. my dear, but again I asked her to marry me, and again she refused. saying, 'Rlehurd, I wonder If I can imiko you understand the complex heart of woman. A woman who hns loved a man us I huve loved Ann's father, cun never feel love In all Its wild passion and all 'ts great ten- lerness for anyone else. " 'A woman's memory of her lover may blur when Times smudging lingers press upon her brain, tint her love, which has became a part of her soul, cannot ho separated from her without bringing death to all her emotions. ' '.No woman can forget the Joy or the aijiiny for agony nlso holds memory In thrall that has been hers, and until she forgets sho can not really love again. I would feel, my friend, that I was not fair lo you If 1 should come to you with less than I gave to Uoli. and I will never be able to give any one else that." I am repeating your mother's words. Ann, ao that you can realize how much I have wanted you for my luugnier. And I also want you to know that your mother and 1 had voiced our hopes to each other that nine (lay tier daughter and my son would find that thev loved each ill her. "I have never understood whv you two did not full In love with urn other. Iiu' I snii'ose it was not to tie.' I was almost ready to tell him lhat his sun was the only love or my mother's daughter. 1 felt my luce hot as the thought came to me. and I hurled my race deeper In the hallow of Mr. llulsey's arm. I knew 1 hud (inly to rnise my race again lo his to huve him know the truth. Kale plays some cruel jokes. This man had been in love with my mo ther and could not hdve her ror his wife, and I was in love with his son yes, I confessed It to myself and he had married another girl. Hut the web of our lives was not yet spun would the pattern ever change? Ti m in irrtiw timce's Ktil I y. l.tHIKINti til.Ass m:vs. It hns been so long since anything was written from this place that It will be necessary to give the readers r liosotiiirg's big daily their hear ings. We are located eight miles southwest ol Koseburg in the most heaittiful and also one of the most productive valleys on the entire globe. In fact we have frequently heard the valley referred to as the one time Garden of Eden, where we are trying to live without eating of tlio fruits of the tree of knowledge of good and evil; where we grow fruits of all kinds, livestock, grain and hay. and where we have no ex tremes of weather conditions and wnere tne people greet their neigh 1 btirs and wear the smile of prosper- lty. peace and contentment. We have atwut seventy new people m the val- Icy as a consequence of different land deals during the past year; we gladly extend the hand of fellowship to these strangers. Mr. and Mrs. Nlckens and daugh ter dlfi!hlfullv entertained a number of their friends last week In honor of Mrs. Delia Short and Miss Kettu Meredith of our grade schools. Another happy occasion was the party given by Mrs. Veda Meredith at her home in honor or ine return of Miss Gladys Morgan. Music and social converse with a very appetiz ing repast concluded the huppy event. J. C. Moore Is home again after a month's visit with his son In Ari zona. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mundt are visit ing In California Ibis winter. Prof. J. T. Lee. of our high school, will spend the holidays with his mother in our sister state on the south. Mrs. Delia Short will spend her vacation in Itosehurg, while Miss Meredith will visit home folks at Dlllard. There will be a Christmas tree and program at the church here on the 23rd. This Is not Christ's blrihduy. however, the change being made to uccommodute our teachers, who are Helping with the program. Generally our rouds are In good condition, but there are two or three stretches of road, when the water Is high, that are in a deplorable condi tion. Our Ten Mile mail man some times has to leave his mail route al together and go by the new bridge at Morgan s. This bad piece of road was changed by petition last spring even the fences being changed, but our county court has been dilatory busy juggling figures and our road district is getting barely enough to place what has been styled "a shirt-tail full of gravel" on the road in about one thousund different places. Such rot as the taxpayers do get stung into them. Our road dis trict placed a five mill tax to Its credit this month and we (the tax payers) are going to know where the money goes, as this tax was levied for a permanent piece of road be tween the Looking Glass store and the eastern part of the district and not for patch work.j J. E. Williams was buried here yesterday. Mr. Williams formerly resided here and had many friends in this locality, who deeply feel his loss. X. X. Mrs. Ilninnt lenv Mrs. M. S. Ilanini left this morn ing for Eugene, where sho will be joined next week by Mr. llanim, who holds the position or city rchool su perintendent. They will remain over the Christmas holidays with Mr. Hutnm's relatives in Eugene. Advertise In the News-Review, DR, R. P. BRADFORD AND WIFE Licensed Chiropractic Physicians Office Phono 481 Perkins IlldR. BATTERIES! Chevolet Cars (25.00 and (38.00 Bulck Cars... 130. 00 and (46.00 For Other Cars Pi Ices on Application. MOTOR SHOP GARAGE Agency Ttuick and Chevrolet 441 N. Jackson Bt. Roseburf . Don't study for hours "Say it with flowers." Holiday stock, nil sorts and conditions. Including a fine assortment of baskets. Give nie your orders. liny If stock suits. Send an E. T. D. to any city in the fnited States and Canada. Mrs. F. D. Owen, "The Fern." When Run-Down Anacortes, Wash. "I had or ganic trouble for a long time. I sutTered from backache and those heavy bearing pains, and my blood was in bad condition. I had no ap petite and was generally run-down.' I used Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre scription In connection with the 'Golden Medical Discovery' and Dr. Pieree's Pleasant Pellets, and was completely cured. I always recom mend Dr. Herce's medicines to all my friends." Mb s. A. KEESE, General Delivery. Send Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel. Buffalo, N. Y 10c for trial package of Favorite I'rescriptlon Tablets Good looks in woman do not depend upon brc, but upon health. You never see a good-looking woman who is weak, run-down. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prcscrip- Tjn . W 1,081 Women's totllO erc It is 50 years old, and wn age tanipca to its goodnefB. 0 CITY NEWS r Arundel, pi"0 rnner. food 1SL Subscribe fur magazines here. Fic tion Library. Federal cord and fubrlo tires at the lioseburg Garage. Fires desnoy lives, property and food. Be careful with nre. Hamilton Drug Co. now have the exclusive ugency In Koseburg for Lowney's Fumous Chocolates. n.in't vmi wnnf -In hear Irvln Drunn, Jr., slitE at the Armory Dec. 21st? . Dest equipped machine shop for lathe steel and anrinK work at the Koseburg Garage. Santa Clnus wires that he will visit the Helnline-Moore children Dec. 21st, at the Armory. Bring your tires and tubes to the lioseburg Garage tor repair and vul canizing. Look for your gifts of silver, pot tery, cut glass, ivory and Jewelry at J. T. Bryan's. Dr. Harry E. Morgan, dentist, tele phone 483. Office 315 Perkins build ing. Exlde storage batteries for all makes of cars at the lioseburg Garage. Goodyear solid tires for trucks, all Izes in stock at the Roseburg Gar age. Persons cutting evergreens on our property in Edenbower will be prosecuted. Mrs. E. M. Moore, LUlie L. Moore. M-s. Turner surely knows how to train little tots In health exercises and buby dances. Better see them Tuesday evening. Let us show you the Liberty pat tern in Yourex silver, If you are ooking for a gift in table silver. J. T. Bryan. Frank A. Terry, representing the Equitable Savings & Loan Assn., of I'ortland, Oregon, is again at the Umpqua Hotel. For interview, call or phone. Writs Jack Roach, Drain, for cata logue and prices for the Queen In cubators, coal and oil burning brood ers. Avoid disappointment by plac ing your order now for future de livery. Remember the Queen is the best money can buy. Am new booking orders for day- old chicks for 1921 delivery from high producing Tancred strain white Leghorn, thoroughbred Rhode Island Ited chicks, O. A. C. Barred Rocks. Earl Vosburg, 702 Fullerton St., Roseburg, That business or property can eas ily be disposed of through the col umns of the News-Review. FN. I Uidyou-e' a beating oiormina FISH BRAND Reflex Slicker? 0hBqy!rVs' protection fcryou. Icokarthe Reflex Eige AJ. TOWER CO. T BOSTON, MASS. Christmas Carnival By Kindergarten and Physical Education Department of Heinline-Moore Conservatory Armory, Dec. 21, 7:30 p.m. Admission, 25c. Pride of workman ship plus exacting care makes our DRY CLEANING uniformly satisfac tory. IMPERIAL CLEANERS UMOH L SPtNCtR. PS0PB1ETCR n' ASSESS if IT i "tr 3 5 Do It now. We are dally laylna- v. while the getting Is good. Mip ; ...... ,l,u- 0t Ideal gifts. Vlctrolas I2K k... .. cal "'ruo and Ph-n-v nh,.n..fc. '. . """"" 95 U 4S0. ..7" , r B.uvua, i-acaara pianos i. Schuli. Hamilton, Ellington. Howard. Lyon i u ? "V player pianos. Victor and Edison records, vinit " Guitars, Saxophones, Mouth Harps. Sheet Musle u """ fact everything in- music, than music or musical Instrvnients. 2 BANU tiOKS I'HKKt ON FKKD Have Juat received &U tuna of all kinds of feeds, dairy feed, huff feed, poultry feed, all tit bottom prices. With our Ion experience 'and study of fvedH and keeping In touch with the market, we feel that the bottom oft prices of feeds and grain has. been reached; that we will have a steadier market from now on. Therefore we are now prepared to give you the very best quality and price on hay, frntln, and feeds, and potatoes. Alfalfa hay $52 per ton, other hay $5 to $:t0 per ton. Potatoes $2.00 per 100 lbs. Also some straw. Yours for business, JIDD ft MeMlI'LIN. . BERCER'S -BARGAIN STORE We have for sale O. D. OLIVE AND BROWN ARMY BLANKETS Army Shirts, Pants, Leggings. Rain Coats, Army Sweaters at Bargain Prices Come and see our stock The best way to let the peoplo know your wants is through the columns of a newspaper. We can put your wants before 17,000 people. " All sorts of sales successfully concluded, for arrangements see M. C. RAD ABA UGH S30 N. Pine St PROFKJrSIONAI, CARDS D. I'AHKKH. violin. Kotilliagen ldg. MH8. r. b. OWEN cut Flower. Phone 140. 40 w. Cass. DR. fL a. PLTI.ER Chiropractic Physlclaa. tit W. Lane St. KITH WIMrox Piano. Theory, Musi cal Kindergarten. 1004 West First St, Phone 13-U UNIVERSAL Farm Lighting Plants w i 20-IMt Plant. 120 Amp. Hour Battery, 75-Light Plant, 165 " " f. .1 if I natonrl AlltOII10Dli ill 1'lll.CllCll UIU vs" J WE' SELL Edison MAlZDA UMTS Douglas County light dWaterfc OnlylSMi 01 . ore oiioppmg Davs Before Xmas, Vlctrolas S25 to tVnn Z loifl "oming more appropri,,, ,r " 'vnienta " " ' flfu SHOP KAItl.y. OTT'S MUSIC STORE ROSEBl-IMl, OKEtJo.V. LUMBER Of All HlmK.l.. rate. w'hlTeirKto Pt West Side Store, US! r Avenue. Phone 335-R. C Home grown Engluh i4 lb. t. C. Weber, Hotebor, fc, or leave orders with 0 w w Son, 116 Cass St. CHKISTMA8 CA.MUE8, A complete lins of Davenport candles, made it s2 Son., in fancy Xmu bon, plain boxes, all are high pVT liclous candles none better, hi; "u ""simas Prawn. 1W, Cunfectionery, Sbwldin itmt Dance at Winchester Sutris Dec. 18. Music by Otf, orti NOTIUK OP SALE OF OOVERmm Notice is hereby given thitiubMa I the conditions and limitation, Tt Z Aft of June , mi (3 Slit. ill. Z the instructions of the SecrtUr. it u Interior of September IS, m; Z timber on the fullowlng lindtMib sold Jan. 10, 1921, at lft o'clock it jut public auction at the Unites tkit : Land Office at Roseburt, Ortf the hlKhest bidder at not leMtUitk , appraised value, as ibow er tk I notice. SHle to be subject to tb . vi tn BccreiarT or IM lBlmt The purchase price, with in iddiUosi sum of one-fifth of one per cent tWrt of, being commiesloni allowed, bm be deposited at time of ails, mown be returned If aale la not ippront otherwise patent will Issue lor the timber which muat be removrt rlila tun years. Bide will be reeeiMfj tm citizens of the United ttatea, iWMt tintm of pi i eh cltlKena and rnrporttii organized under the laws or tt Lrd i States or any state, territory or dJra I thereof only. Upon appllcatioi tfi qualified purchaser, the timber a ately before being Included ta fer of a larger unit. T. liS,RH. Sec. 31. NEH SE4, fir 14M U. M., NV4 KKH. fir 1800 U.. flr sr.o M 'JW'i sim. nr 0Lw M.. NEH f?WI4. fir 1!! M.. niv M.. Lot 3. flr 1170 M SE M'H 1600 M., Lot 4, flr 1800 W, noni(tti flr or cedar to be sold for leu ta $2.00 per M. (Signed) CLAT UU, MAM, Commissioner, General U Office. Buy Better Buch and the Best Breeding Em for Less Money. BUY SHEEP WHEN IKfY AM UW. HHI" If von are Intereited In W "?J of either grade or reniJlerU " the following breed; . w Hampshire. Shrepihlre. U "J ney. Cotawold. Bamboulett "write us culr what T " OREGON LIVESTOCK 00 Box 51. North Fortlint I $585 F. O. B. Roseburg Let us show you the Universal J. F. BARKER & CO.,