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Newspaper Page Textrtan root 512ii15i!Eiai5iaia5 AFTER a baking falls II becomes tounh or soggy, you can't make it tender and tempting. It can't be 'fixed" It is like spilled milk "wasted." But, there is a way to pre vent this waste every woman should ue it be cause a bake day loss these di'.ys is a real loss. Calumet Baking Powder pos itively prevents failure. It has tx-rn doing it for millions of house ivcs ijt a thud cf a century. .11 BEST BY TEST E3AtmUr KUllfiKK Makes most palatable and sweetest of foods The biggest selling Baking Powder in the world. Pro duced in the largest, most modern, sanitary Baking Powder Factories. Possesses only such ingredi ents as have been officially approved by U. S. Food Authorities. Most economical in cost and use. You save when you buy it. You save when you use it. Pound ran of Calumet contains futl Id oz. Some baking tvnwders come in 12 oz. instead of ifi oz. cans. Be sure you get a pound when you want it. FISH COMMISSION TO ItKCKIVK IIIIIS. The fish commission or Oii'goti will receive bids up and to G o'clock on the afternoon of Juno 2 Mil for the contd ruction of a log ci ill. rock-filled dam across the llmpiiia river nt the state fish hatches-, Douglas County. Oregon. I'lanH. Hpeclflcations, and proposal blanks may l had nt the office of..enator H. I.. Kddy. Uose burg. Oregon. Proposals must be filled out on the accepted forms of the fish commission of Oregon. annual stock iioldkks' mllt.m;. The annual stockholders' meeting of the l'niiqna Savings nd Loan Association will he hold at the office of the Douglas Abstract company at 248 North Jackson street. Itosebitrg, Oregon, at 7:30 p. ni. Wednesday. June 2 2 lid. 11121, for the purpose of election directors for the ensuing year and for such otlror business as may regularly come before the ineet Ing. 11. O. PAIEGETEIC. Secretary. KICK KICK Are offering Municipal Bonds that yield from 6 to V per cent on Oregon. Washington and Montana towns and counties. We specialize In Liberty and. Victory Bonds. We handle large and small order alike. KALE, HltOCCOI.1 AMI CABBAGE ri.A.vrs roii hale. $3 BO per Iflnn. GO cnls per 100. Call Voshnreh Bros., 227 N. Jackson St. Phone 95. n MllltK. Second hand fjmtlliire wanted. Let us make you an ofTer before you ell. JAUVIS BELLOWS. S50 West r. St Phone 2C1 Try this Food for Health and Economy An exceptional blend of the food elements required by the body is contained in Grape-Nuts If you have not enjoyed the delight to taste, and the better nourishment which thousands have found in this food, make the test now. A package serves many meals Always ready -no waste "There's a Reason for GrapcNuts : Sold by all grocers Postum Cereal Compjny.Lc VrV. Els ,;4;ViryS Calumet Jelly Roll Recipe 3 ergs beaten separately, 1 cup ninar, 'j cups pastry flour, 2 level teaspoons Calumet Baking Powder, Vj cup warm water flavor. Then mi in the regular way. SALVAGERS DID GOOD WORK Recovering Disabled Ships During the World War Was Matter of Highest Heroism. Lniiilluliliers link salvaging shlpa unit cargoes to easy deals in Ireusure trove, but the skippers of Hie salvag ing slops would tell iheiu lluit salvutfe is sweaty mid piHirly paid exertion. They do nol regard tlieinselves as ud veitlurers of romance. They are divers ul scugnlut; ambulances. 'I bey are iintrliie surgeons, who operate uii sick or distillled craft, says the SMikune Spokesman Keview. Salvaging before tlie war was a mnt lei -of fuel I in 1 1 1'. hut during the war it became u business fraught with ex traordinary danger. The maritime belligerents had in save every iluiii aged or sunken ship that they could. himI the salvager was utmost us iudls I'cli.suhle to winning Ihe wur us was the iiiuu-o'-uiir. At the I Mirdiiiielles live vessels were sunk near Miore, und jet ull were sal vaged expeditiously by the Liverpool tlrlns. lu June 'A 11117 the salvagers recov ered four good-sk.ed steamers In ten days that bad beeu sunk III the Lugllsll clillllliel. Tliey salvaged BeiUlle's llllg slilp und ihe llrltiimilu and the Astu rlas; (tic submarine K-13 ufler Its crew bad beeu submerged two and a half days; Hie wrecks oil Ustend und Zee brugge. The salvaging boats bail nt one and the same (line to net as machine shop, power house, pumping station and lug. They worked in a single spot, where liny were target for every licritian MihiiKiriiic anywhere around. TIm'J stiovio'd a heroism beyond praise. - List Claims Allowed By County Court R. H. Fryer. Clerk, Scottsburg A. L. Butler, Clerk, Scoltburg ft. U. Fryer, Clerk. Scottsburg A. L. Butler, Clerk, Scottsburjf V-Mw. Stauditerd, Judge, Soldier's Hume Thus. J. Bordeaux, Clerk, 3u'dl r's Home . . .' I. P. Lenox, Judge, East Suth. rli'i Lewis . Allen, Judg". East S niieriin A I) Oulnger, Clerk. East Sutbeilin I). W. Banker. Clerk, Kasl Sutherlin V. M. Compton, Clrrk, Kasl Sutherlin II. It. Shanip, Judge, V. Sutherlin Ed. L. Itichnrda. Clirk, W. Sutherlin I. J. Goff, Clerk, V. Sutherlin Fred K. Neely, Judge. V. Tiller O. E. Cook. Clerk. W. Tiller W. E. Marsters. Judge. Umpqua W. S. McElbinney. Judiie. Umpqua Mary Wilcox, Clerk, Umpqua . . . . , Elwood It. Lewis, Clerk, Umpqua F. L. Cockolreas. Clerk, I'rnpiiua (Catherine K. '"rimp. Judge. West Fork 8.00 8.00 k oo 8.00 K 00 S 00 4 00 4.00 4 00 4.0b 4.00 3.00 8.00 8 00 8.00 8 00 4.30 4 00 4.00 4 00 4.00 8.00 8 -0 5 0 S.'.lO 8.00 S 00 8 00 8.60 8.00 8.00 4 00 4.00 4 no 4 00 4.00 8.00 8 on 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 S.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 S. M. Chimp, Clerk, West Fork Frank Ingram, Clerk. West Fork II. A. Carlson, Judge, Loon I,ake Clerk,' ' James Parker, Loon Lake Chas. H. Clough, Judge, Mill Terry Dunham, Clerk, Mill Flovd C. Gurnee, Clerk Mill v..., "lisle Lewis, Judge, I Hamilton I. '.lla 11. Faulkner. Clerk, I' Hamilton ! "Ivde Rvdrll, Judge, I Elkton hts 0. Henderer, Judge, ' Elkton lOrva S. Beckley, Clerk, Flklon W. W. Bunch, Clerk, Elkton !1. E. Brown. Clerk. Elkton 'ohn J. Pown. Judge, Yoncalln 'len. L. Edes, Clerk, Yoncalla ' Blench c. Dear, Clerk, Yoncalla , 'I. L. Engels, Judge, East rrnpqiit , Leslie Lilly. Clerk. East Vmpqua M. II. Pavne, Judge, Elkhead , llarv v Cock ream. Clerk, Elkhead , I Frank Pringle, Clerk, I Elkhead i ''am Holsinger, Judge, I Civil Bend i Harold N'li'hnlB, Clerk, Civil Bend '.I. J. Kenney, Judge, I Leonn V. C. Sagabrrd, Clerk, ' Leona Mary II. Kenney, Clerk, I Leonn jT. E. Ollivant. Judge. I.ookins Glass . Vnltpr Jones. Clerk. i Looking (!las R. A. Busenbark, Judge, I Melrose Nannie C. punn, Clerk, 1 Melrose Thos. Scott, Clerk. Melrose , A. L. Black, Judge, Millwood II. H. Sutton, Clerk, Millwood !l. A. lilakely. Judge. Mt. Scott E. E. Cagle. Clerk. Mt. Scoit II. I. Connlne. Clerk, Mt. Scott It. I. Wnv. Judge, North Myrtle T. L. Brewer. Judge, North Myrtle Mans Weaver. Clerk, North Mvrtle V. M. lallv. Clerk, North Mvrtle K. Grnlibe. Clerk, NorTh Myrtle , '"red Weaver. Judge, South Mvrtle , "V. A. Newton. Judge, South Myrtle , 'I W. Jones. Clerk, South Mvrtle V lver. Clerk, South Mvrtle V Stolrler. Clerk. Sonih Mvrtle 'ii'ii I'll!. Judge, Ni.liols n il;ens. Clerk. Mchol-. Wells. Judge. Ol.illa Tas C. name;. Clerk. Ota"i II. 7.. Ireland. Clerk". Ola'ln , ''Inrv V. Tolly. Judge. Parr.itt , I'ora Thomas Clerk. P.irrn't ' iMk Fate. Judge. IVr.tiio I. " '"ilth. Clerk'. P. r.l ... lerlln K tean. Cleric. " ' Per" ne Mr K. A. Shnev.'iudge' Caro Mr.. G. C Holblg, judge." Caro ..' 8.00, SLOW DEATH Acbea, pains, riervouaneaa, diffi culty in urinating, often maan tirioua diaordera. Tna world' standard remedy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid trouble COLD MEDAL brinf quick relief and often ward otT deadly ilimm Known the uiioaal remedy of Holland for more than 300 yaara. All druggista, la three etsae. Uah tm la mm CaU Umiml mm mm k m4 aaeaat at awititina Besiie K. P.lddlo. Clerk, Caro V. J. Mlcellle, Clerk, Caro V. J. Mecilll. Clerk. Caro Ward Cockuarin. Judge. Pinkston 4.00 4.00 4.00 8.00 8.00 4 00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 4 00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 Janet Cockeram, Clerk, Pinkston A. Zachary, Judge, Reedsport Lloyd Ilanlsou. Judge, Kedsport Delia Clarke, Clerk, Keedsport Pauline Blllington, Clerk, Reedsport A. L. Slattery, Clerk, Reedsport R. E. lloldredge. Judge, Riddle C. F. Sowersby, Clerk, Reedsport T. J. Amspoker, Judge, Riddle Card Sagaberd, Judge, Scottsburg Sadie Andrews, Clerk, Scottsburg C. B. Sutton, Judge, Soldier's Home S. V Taylor, Clerk, Soldier's Home John F. Sanders, Clerk, Soldiers Home W. J. Shupe. Judge. E Sutheilln August Vogelpohl, Judge, E. Sutherlin Frank J. Norton, Clerk, E. Sutherlin H. R. Slater, Clerk, E. Sutherlin Wm. M. McCreery, Clerk, E. Sutherlin X. K. Eby. Judge, W. Sutherlin L. J. Oleason. Clerk. W. Sutherlin I. I. Roach, Judge, Tiller Guy E. Pennel, Clerk, Tiller E. M. Renfro, Clerk Tiller Ida Nichols, Judge, Umpqiia Mrs. J. B. Bailey, Judge, Umpqua Cora B. Singleton, Clerk,. Uni)tia .. Lena S. MrElhinny, Clerk, Umpqua Beryl II. Ogden, Clerk, IJmpnua J. O. Fuller, Judge, West Fork Lee Emerson, Clerk, West Fork II. E. Baker, Judge, Ixon Lake Pearl Boak, Clerk, Loon Lake E. W. Smith. Clerk, I,oon l,ake M. T. Dawson, Judge, Mill Vivian Jackson, Clerk, Mill W. F. Hall, Judge, Hamilton Mary A. Jonea, Clerk, Hamilton Jettle Ilarpstor, Clerk, Hamilton Ida Thomas, Judge, Elkton 8.00 8.00 8.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4 00 4 00 4.00 4.00 4 00 4.00 4.00 4.60 Walter Rydell, Judge, Elkton 8.00 F. W. Binder, Clerk, Elkton 8.00 Staev Fenley; Clerk, Elkton 8.00 C. A. Clements, Clerk, Elkton 8.00 Edith B. Thompson, Judge, Yoncalla 4.00 Pearl Christie, Clerk, Yoncalla 4.00.ChaB F. Watson. Judge, East I'nmnua 4.00 Mrs. Alice Shrum, Clerk. East I'mpqua 4.00 John Alexander, Clerk, East Umpqua 4. On William Cross, Judge, Elkhead 4.00 A. W. Cockeram, Clerk, Elkhead 4.00 R. A. Herrher, Judge, Civil Bend 4.00 Oliver T. Henry, Clerk. Civil Bend 4.00 O. A. Parker, Clerk, Civil Bend 4 00 Lizzie Connelly, Judge, Edenhower 8.00 F. D. Owen. Judge, Edenhower 8.00 Veva Poorman. Clerk, Edenhower OA l.aora P. Davis, Clerk. Edenhower 8 00 V. F Chase. Clerk. Edenhower 8.00 T. n. Divls. Judge, Oakland 8 00 R. T). Bridges. Judge, Oakland 00 A. A. Thiol, Clerk, Oakland , 8 00 Once E. Neas. Clerk. Oakland 8.00 S. J Chennweth. Clerk, Oakland 00 -Chas. a. MrElhinny, Jcdge. I Rosehurg , 4 00.Mr Chas. Hadley .Judge. I Roset.nrg ; , Jean B. Sutherland, Clerk, Roiaburg Genevieve MeCllntock, Clerk, Rosehurg Mr. Bert bprague. Clerk, Roseburg F. A. Benils, Judge, Deer Creek Joe Bioaser. Judge, Deer. Creek kViu. D. Bell. Clerk, Deer Creek Mrs. F. A. Beu.tJ, Clerk, - Deer Creek W. H. Buzzell, Clerk, Deer Creek 4C. L. Uiies. Judge, Hermann aMose Rice. Judgo, Hermann Mrs. lnora 8. Page, Clerk, . Hermann Frances Howell. Clerk, Hermann IV. F. llurrls, Celrk, - Hermann Si. A. Whltaker. Judge, , Woodward Grace W. Brown. Judge, Woodward 'Emma J. Chambers, Clerk, - Woodward E. A. Hinkle. Clerk. Woodward Catherine Merrill, Clirk, - Woodward J. I. Chapman, Judge, - Wilbur Eva Kinsell, Clerk, . Wilbur ,Marle Walker, Clerk, Wilbur Foster Butner, Judge, West Rosehurg Al. L. Wehb, Judge, West Rnseburg Florence Bodie. Clerk, , West Rosebnri' Lara McNibb. Clerk, . West Rosehurg rTlo E Btiiner, Clerk, . Wet Posehurs; , Eva Marks, Judge, Edenhower Roht. J. Farnsworth, Judge, ' Edenhower Clara 1.. Sanford, Clerk, . Edenhower Mrs. Anna Fisher, Clerk, Edenhower Miles Jones. Clerk. Edenhower A. A. Smith. Judge,, Oakland C. H Mannin, Judge, Oakland A. MrCiirdv, Clerk. Oakland I. C. Povlngton, Clerk, Oakland rjpo Woie-ol. Clerk, Oakland Geo. RoVhard. Judge, Poeburg rert Snragiie, Judge, Roseh"r I. em MeCllntock, Clerk, Posehnrt Evelvn Hoover, Clerk, Posehur Phi'ln O. Harth. Clerk, . Rnaehnrg S. J. Blnek, Judge, Deer Creek Tamea Fwnrt. Judge, . Deer Ceek EllTahe'h Hunt, Clerk, Dee Creek V R. S'roef. Clerk, peer Cre"V ?tn-r n.iq Clerk, Tleer Creek Mr. C. W. Kirk, Judge. Hermann '.nlii Thomas, Judge, Hermann Mnedo II. Pickens, Clerk, Hermann Leota Wilson, Clerk, Iterinnnn 0. W. Wiarton, Clerk, Hermann Mildred Cook, Judge, Woodward Mrs. T. M. Ollivant, Judge, Woodward Myrtle Jennings, Clerk, Woodward Myrtle Spaugh, Clerk, Woodward Emma Olmstead, Clerk, Woodward Ida Howard, Judge, Wilbur Ruth M. Sands, Clerk, Wilbur Q. W. Kruse. Judge, West Rosehurg L. A. I eland. Judge, West Rosehurg Geo. McClelland, Clerk, West Rosrburg D. S. Houser, Clerk, West Roscburg A. T. Tabcr, Clerk, "4.00 4.00 West Hoseburg Defiuty Sheriffs of Flection. Henry 'Burt, Applegate. . . . F. P. Hardy, Benson 8. H. Cory, Camas Valley.. S. J. Jones, Caro Km. Vinson, Coles Valley.. Shirley Glllam, Cow Creek. . W F. Dillard, Deer Creek.. Ed Stearllng, Drain 1. N. Mathews. East Umpqua Benjamin Hunntngton, Elkhead Peter Sinclair. Garden Valley A. Umphlett, Glcndale .... J. M. Gunter. Gunter C. M. Diirnell. Happy Valley Roacoe Miller, Kellogg J. J. Kennedy, Leona Forest Jones. I.oon Lake. . . . Thomas Neal. Mill Sherman Raines. N. Myrtle G. R. Aiken. Nichols A. S. Ireland. Olalla J. W. Wright, Perdue Preston Lake, Riddle Chas. Hadley, Rosehurg.... 8. W. Taylor. Soldier's Home Loyd Smith, West Sutherlin Homer Kronke, Umpqua . . 8 J. D. Reese. West Roaeburg W. II. Howard, Wilbur.... Lee Goodman. Del ballot boxes Frank Hopkins. Del ballot boxes 8.00 4.00 It. 00 as II. Dearllng. Elee. canvass 00 4 00 V jjSP jj 4 00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4 00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 KLAYKORT 4.00 4.00 The Hood Klaylort is the standard shoe for tennis. Don't waste money buying "sneakers" that go to pieces on the l.l.-J courts. KUykoru also mak a corking shoe for every member of the family, for every kind of outdoor sport. Renwoiber, Hood Klaytorl. 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.O0 4.00 Geo. Kcrzartee, Bellows.,.. 8.0.0 II. L. Siearns, Calapoola. . . 8.00 Frank Hopkins, Canyonville 8.00 D. M. Redding, Civil Bend.. 8.00 " Crlegs, Comstock ..... 8.00 Frank Alvord, Days Crecx 8.00 Tom Hatfield, Dlxonvllle. . . 8 .00 Wm. Horn. Drew 8.00 Tom Hnley, Edonhower .... 8.00 Clydo Rydell, Klktnn 8.00 Frank Issley, Gardiner.... 8.00 'j. R. Mynatt. Green 8.00 Maddison, Hamilton D.OO S. H. French, Hermann.... 8.00 arl Ohman, Lano 8.00 W. G. Manchester, Looking Glass .. 8.00 Vernon Woodruff, Melrose.. 8.00 ,V .S. Barker, Mt. Scott 8.110 Merhert Hermann, Boulh Myrtle 8.00 Robert Powell. Oakland 8.00 Chaa Forester, Parrott.... 8.00 R. II. Manning, rinkston . . 8.00 tov Cunningham, Reedsport 8.00 T. W. Bttrchard, Socttsbtirg 8.00 Chas. Stark. East Sutherlin 8 on Wm. Norman, Tiller 8.00 Tlmothv Barry. West Fork.. 8.00 John T. Spaugh, Woodward 8 00 "!. H. Daugherty, Yoncalla.. 8.00 J. B. Starrett, Del. ballot boxes 30.00 O. U. Helblg. . Del ballot boxes 20 r,c Chas. Hadlcv, Cnnvasa Elee G.00 (To Be Continued.) o One Royal Electric Cleaner free at Uhllg's Electric Store to the lucky nerson. Make vonr guesa now. 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 l Mallinson's Silks de Luxe 4.00 4.00 4.00 8.00 f Ladies' Home Journal Patterns 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 Coeds Ctdkd forand Delivered 8.00 8.00 .00 8.00 8.40 30 NorUs Jacktoa St. I And it was a home.run.dad1 "We needed one to win, and I .Ian,- j t Mupoetween left and ccntrIt been good (or more than three base, bum? those new Sportshua, and I stretched it L 71!: .run. All the fellow, want Sporuhus nl - Big men and little men want sport trimm.n c . shoes. The Spomhu is red trinVnea? -a splendid shoe at a moderate price And Wi folk. Itke their looks. Ask for ,hePHo t ' , . Cfsk any dealer or write us. Hood Rubber Products Co Inr , . .,, , ia3d(.nuM:uS. iiAnn ten Here a Me shoe for kaj mi or hirt pUy. Extra iinoio., strurrion, heivy mal-ba. fa uppers, prey tirt-treaj loin, Mood patented pnrumittcl,,.. Buy I hem for the chiidna. tm Ihcin fur yaunelf, and in ho, much more rested you till mi at night, and how mud Mm you save on footvear. CAM, FOR SCHOOL WARMJll Notice Is hereby ritei un i school warraats of School Dsn No. 8, to and includlni Ka It, dated Dec. 18, 1920, ud aiot on to, endorsed not paid for tm 4 funds, are this day alia to rt ment by the underslKtied. uduls terest 'hereon ceasei boa tk isi hereof. Dared June 20, 19!1. Y W 5rTlF Clerk School District Kd I, Wu County, Oregon. Mint K to rovnurmi. IIICIIWVV I liTKII1H! Htb I. IS 1 III TV. IISEUl Senlnl l.lil.i -III be rii4 H coutitv 4-ourl nf Iwurllj Ctaa. ON son. nt 2 n'rliH-k p. m. ottsirttat of June, ly-'l. for conrtrimln ta a a se. lien ef road arm "t ami C..1. H Valley, knuwl a Ik liiinl Fffllnn. The work Involves ippsnaatSl It miles ef grading: soil rn'." .... i. i n.rllMllirT II1IIIIH IM'IIIH """r 'T " si r tli.-d u trnm EnsliMi H-l-nil at I'li-n-land r.l Wki U ! Ulne.-r'K Slatlen 69-l-HC whitb am South r.r.R.3 feet frnm moil to sc. thin II, 12, lltnoUI " S.. It. 7 W.. V. M. Nil hid will he ronrlil'W " , iii.iinh il I'y ''. blJir,.,7iia ...rtiih-d .-he. k lor an l"'Jl at least the (5) wr ceat ol " mnolilit e( Ihe Wd. hJH A sulTh l. nt bond "lte"rJ: the faithful P'''0"!?'.. true! In a .urn equal total amount of the ' j m- Plan., nre.-la.-stlor.li. ' irn, t. pr il lilanks. SaMt nation f-r ladders '!?i ,ho office of '"'""'LSfjV ,,.a.liiiat. r upon trie dune" ''"r'lo-HKlit l reserve to relrtij m' :;.o S..or "JZgff ,,r propiisala deemed best lor i 'ItrSdi'tKVnwo' Douglas County Oresonpng Warner's Rust-Proof Corsets unrnr.nnd Iron-Clad HosW MiUiiytw , Superior Cotton Cod (Always the Best and Standard Lines) I ABRAHAM v ctorE." J s- Roseburg Cleaners J. F. DILLARD. rrorrfclor MJOr J. V. Starrett. Canvass Elee S.00 ,