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hobkbubq gywajmvMW rntPAT, mat. is, imi.
Stearns & Chenoweth,
't o Yoncaiia, ay:
I Hie Same Service is Back of Both
TUST u the De Ltvtl Cram Separator established
l new ana mgncr Kznuaras, so IS tnc Uc Uval Milker
establishing higher standards among milkers. It
fc, ,- ' .wiIWiihi uu upcniuon,
tod easy 10 keep clean. It saves time tad increases pro.
J . f. Z. luM- f ;
8errice tlto helped make the De Laval Separator
famoui: and it it lervice back of the De Laval Milk-.-
that it helping to create preference (or it among dairy
men, a nu means mat uic uo i-avai Milker will bo
properly installed, that you will be thoroughly in
structed in its care and operation, tnd our interest la
you, insteta 01 cnawg mere, just begins.
Sooner or later you will use a
Farmers Week Auction Sale, June 16, 1921
O.A.C. Dairy Bull Calves
On Government Accredited List Tuburcular Free
JERSEYS
HOLSTEINS
ttl'KltXSEYS
AVItSHIItrS
Popular Blood Linos -Everyone a Herd Builder
You Set the Price -They'll Improve Your Herd.
ajty-WritefiirdMrriplivj Catalogue to Dulrjr l)pt., O.A.C , Torvatlli. Oregon
IKE
WE SELL
Edison
MAZDA LAMPS
Douglas County Light and Water Co.
AUTOMOBILE BATTERIES
' New Guild Batteries while they last:
Chevrolet ."..$32.00 Studebakor 35.00
Bulck 34.50 Overland 35.00
Dodge 41.00
MOTOR SHOP GARAGE
Agency Bulck and Chevrolet
441 North JacKaon St ' KOSEBCTMl, OftEOOJ.
SOME PEP
SOME SNAP!
To our new line of samples for Tailor Made Clothing and the
Prices are right. Order your new suit now. Satisfaction guaran
teed. Prompt delivery.
ROSEBURG CLEANERS
JMwne 473. CLEAXIXO AND PHESSIXO.
LADDERS
Step Ladders Orchard Ladders
Don't you TtfFjffi
need one
about the W
house? ,jXVt
certainly r4
We have
them in
lengths from
4 o 12 ft
don't confuse
them with
flimsy cheap
ones.
Are Oregon made of Oregon material
CHURCHILL HARDWARECO.
Weekly Weather
Summary Given
The following summary of the
weather and crop cnduloct for lb
week ending May 10, ha been Issued
by Edward L. Wells, melerologlst,
whose headquarters are tu Pottland:
There was considerable clnuuiness
during the week with occasional rain
anu general rain was in progress in
western counties as the week closed.
In most eastern and southern stetsons
the rainfall was light. Irrigation is
being done in eastern coumiea, and in
some central localities dry winds
blew out some grain. The weather
was rather too cool for rapid develop
ment of vegetation, and freezing tem
perature occurred in elevated eastern
disiricts. In northwestern counties
farm work was delayed by wet
weather. Winter wheat and rye are
doing well. Rye Is heading in Colum
bia county and wheat is in the boot in
Jackson county. Seeding of spring
wheat, oats, and barley continues, and
in elevated eastern districts a consid
erable acreage remains to be sown.
Early sown spring grain Is doing well.
Corn planting is becoming more gen
eral. In Douglas county some early
planted corn rotted and replanting
will be necessary. Apples are bloom
ing freely but conditions have not
been altogether favorable for pollina
tion, and spraying has been delayed by
wet weather. Pears are dropping
heavily in Jackson county, and the
drop of prunes In parts of the Willam
ette valley is serious. Ripening of
strawberries has been delayed by cool,
cloudy weather, but a few have been
marketed in. Douglas county.
Alfalfa Is making better growth, but
still needs warmer weather. Other hay
crops are doing well, although vetch
la somewhat affected by aphis. Feed
on the range Is g6od to excellent.
Shearing of sheep Is extending to
eastern counties. Ijtmbing Is near-
lng completion. All stack Is doing
Well.
Potato plunllng Is becoming more
general. Early potatoes are growing
lairly well. Gardens are showing im
provement, but need warmer weather.
Hops are being plowed.
FEW ADVANTAGES OF
GOLF PROFESSIONAL
Ernie Krueger Tried to Enter as
Amateur.
LETTERS FilOM THE PEOPLE
COXCEP.X1XU IIOXD ISSI E8.
To the Editor of the News-Review:
In your article in yesterday's News-
Review you 'claim that the assessed
valuation of Douglas county has been
Increased $6,000,000 since the last
bond issue was authorized by the peo
ple. You do not, however, explain
that Increase in valuation was made
by adding 25 per cent to the valuation
for assessment purposes of the farm
property of Douglas county, nor do you
explain that the valuation of city prop
erty was not increased at all. Forty
per cent was added to the timber of
the county at the same time.
To the farmer, who wants good
roads better than-any other man, the
question Is, where Is the money com
ing from? If conditions In the country
at large should remain as they are for
the next four or five years, many men'
will be forced out of the production of
food, for today we cannot compete
with the eastern farmer with the ex
cosslve freight rate that we have to
assume. Mr. O. C. Soots, secretary of
the Yakima Commercial club, says
that in that valley there are 1300 cars
of apples that the producers refuse to
ship because of certain loss due to
high freight rates. Mr. Thos. O'Nlel
presjdent of the California Vegetable
union, claims that the vegetable acre
age in California will decrease 50 per
cent this year on account of theBe
same high freight rates.
You claim that the city merchants
will pay a large share of this tax.
When did an up-to-date merchant ever
pay a tax? He adds the tax to the re
tail cost of his goods, for his fanes are
a legitimate part of his overhead ex
penses and the consumer eventually
pays the tax. The renter of a house
in Roseburg will likewise pay the tax,
for his landlord will increase his rent
if the landlord's taxes are Increased,
The only way in which valuations
can be Increased is by again adding
something to the assessed valuation
i of property in the county. With, as
I you say. IS.OOO.OOO added to the as
sessed Valuation or the county, taxes
.have doubled within the past six
years.
This mornings Portland paper
shows that federal reserve Interest
rates have been cut In such widely
separated centers as New York, A!
lanta and Chicago. Let's go a llltle
slow for a year or two on the bond
question and see what freight rate we
will eventually have to pay, and by
that time It will not be necessary to
pay 8 per cent for money with which
to build roads. Probably 4 pertrent
bonds will then be In demand.
Todav you can buy alfalfa hay a
, Klnath Falls for 110 per ton, but the
Treicht rate on that ton to Roseburg
is $18.50. Today we have to pay 90
rents to send a box of apples to New
: York In car lots, and we have water
1 competition at that. There Is enouch
wool in the United Htates to meet tne
requirements for the next twelve
months. Ask the sheep breeder where
tie Is aoine to get any money to pay
anv Increase In his already heavy-
taxes.
DR. C. II. BAILEY.
TOWELS ARE CHEAPER
TS'e want you to look over thee
prices of Carr's. then turn to your
-buving guide" and verify our state
ment that we ran sa ' you money on
your towels regardles of whete you
Km v
15x14 fine white burk 12'4e
2mx40 heavy honeycomb 35
heavy wt. pure white
Tarkish towel, our price i't
14Vtx29 Turkish towel 1
Twin ml ton toweling, yard ....12e
Heavy crash toweling ic
Turkish toweling -1
Fancy wash cloths TH
Buy now at Carr'sj where you
save oo everything. AJtM
Becaut He Played Bateball for Liv
ing He Wat Enabled to Enjoy Priv.
lltgea ef Florida Court With
out Paying Ft.
Ernie Krueger, Dodger catcher.
spent part of the winter at 1 "eland.
r'la. Ernie It a golfer for tport take
and a ball player for pay.' Hence,
after being properly domiciled in the
pretty town, he nought out the golf
link! and paid bit greens feet like a
gentleman. Ernie ran do his SO or
thereabouts on most any course, to
when the annual uniuteur-pro toiirua
nirnt cnine along lie decided to enter
as an amateur.
The chairman of the committee
looked Ernie over, rtfbbed his chlu and
remarked reflectively :
Your are a professional ball player.
Mr. Kruegep, are you not?"
Yes, sir," replied Ernie, a bit mys
tified.
Well," said the committeeman, "as
a professional baseball pluyer you cun-
2ia
p
LbJ
Ernie Krueger,
not be an amateur golfer. But you
can enter as a pro."
"That's oild," parried Krueger.
"Then If I were a professional bllllurd
lilnver, I'd be a golf pro, too?"
"You certainly would ; those are tho
rules," asserted the chairman.
"Very well then, I'll enter as a
pro," suld Ernie, "oh, by the way,'
he continued, "I understand that the
pros are permitted to use the links
without greens charges. If that Is
true, I nm entitled to a refund for the
fees I have paid as an amateur, am
I not?"
"Most assuredly," replied the com
mltteeinnn.
Krueger not only got his refund,
but played the course free of churgc
during the remainder of hie stay at
Deluud.
Pennsylvania's champion basketball
team has turned down the challenge
of the Missouri university five.
Raceahout class of yachts are to he
revived on Long Island sound. It was
a popular class some ten years ago.
Sometimes yon not only enn't keep
a good man down, hut you can't even
get him down, zhyszko, frlnsfunce.
Thomas W. Murphy, famous driver
of light harness, has, It Is estimated,
won over $l,(XKl,000 in his 27 years
on the turf.
Clinton I.nrsen set a new Indoor
record for the high Jump when he
cleared the bar at 8 feet 44 Inche
at Salt Lake City.
The American Polo team ponle
will be treated royally In Europe.
King Oisirge Is going to turn one of
his stables over to tnem.
t
Phil Pendleton, a 17"-ponnder, who
heads the Princeton wrestling tenm
next senson, succeeds Capt. Aahuy
mninttay of the team this year.
WILLIAM W. HUSBAND
PA1I TtTRFB
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do of most other Baking Powders.
Because it has more than the or
dinary leavening strength. You
save about half on its use.
You don't have to pay a big
price for Calumet. It's soldat a mod
erate price. It always has been.
And that representsanothersaving.
II You don't have to feel uncer- I
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because Calumet never falls below i
9 the proven standard of "Best by Test"
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It possesses the highest quality
ever put into a Caking Powder. Con
tains only such ingredients as have
bt-en oilicially endorsed by United
States Food Authorities.
- For weeks, for months it keeps as
fresh and full of strength as the day it
left the Calumet Factories, the World's
Largest, most Sanitary and Modern
Baking Powder plants.
Every spoonful of every can is the
same pure and dependable. Try it
A pound enn of Calumet contains full
16 oz.. Some baking powders come in
12 oz. cans instead of 16 oz. cans. Be
sure you get a pound when you want it.
Calumet Cold Cake
Recipe
Yolkaof8eggB.lt
cup of granulated
augar, fj cup of
water, cup of but
ter, 2 cup pastry
flour, 3 level tea
spoons Calumet
Baking Powder. 1 ta
blespoon of vanilla.
Then mix in regular
way. . .
ATTENTION CASCAHA PEELERS.
There will be absolutely no market
tlilt year for bark. Berger't Bargain
Store.
TO THE FARMER.
There la no market on wool and
mohair and hides until further
notice, lterger'a Bargain Stole.
JARVIS BELLOWS
Are now open at all times and are
ready for any and all second hand
goods you have for sale. Give ua a
cull. Phone 251. Cnss street.
KALE OV HOME COOKINO.
Tho Women's Missionary Society
Of the Methodist Church. South, will
hold a sule of delicious home cook-
D. J. JAUVI3 ft C. A. BELLOWS. ,to
Tlinken and Hyatt Bearings fair
all cars and trucks at tho Kosuburg
flarage.
Ing May 14th at Vosburgh JlrolUers ,
Dr. Harry K. Siorgan, aentlst. tela
phone 4 83. Office 816 Perkins Bid; .
Official photograph ef William Walk
er Huaband, new commissioner gtn
tral ef immigration, Department ef
Labor, succeeding Anthony Camln.
em. Hit home town It St Johnsburg,
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