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1 fAo KOBEBi no ntnvn.Krvir.vr mnAT. JTT.Y i, loai. ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW B. W. Bates Issued Dally Except Sunday. L. Wlinberly llert . Hale SUUdCKIfTJON RATES Daily, per year, by mall 14.00 Dallv. Biz niontha. br mall J.Ou Dally, by carrier, per month. Weekly News-Review, by oiall, per year 2.00 Entered u secoucLclass waiter Way 17, 1K20, at the post uUice at lloso- burg, Oregon, under the Act of March 2, 1879. IIOHKM ItQ, OREGON. JILV 1, 1021. HOW PEOPLE PICK THEIR BANKS. How many bank customers ere influenced largely by the man , ner of the man at tha window? And just what does make a person select one bank rather than another? remarks a writer in The Na- ,' tion's Business. ; Nearly everybody, even the humblest of us, sooner or later has dealings with a bank. Many probably go to a particular bank without knowing why.. But even when one doesn't know th reason, there nevertheless is a reason. It may be because a bank is so accessible that it represents the line of least resistance. The bank building itself may look so substantial and impressive that the innocent bystander feels a sense of security in dealing there. Or, without recalling where or how, a man may have in the back of his head the vague memory of favorable comments about a bank from certain of its customers. Of all who answered the inquiries in a recent investigation of this question, 23 per cent, or nearly one-fourth, said that they were directed to their bank by friends. An Ohio bank in its circu Iar goes much further and says that 60 per cent of their new busi ness last year originated directly or indirectly from its older de positors. Newcomers in a city are, of course, especially suscep tible to the guidance of friends i i making a bank selection. According to reports emanating from Washington the country is all "fussed up" things, generally are in a state of unrest and the administration is having a terrible time "getting down to earth. Big business heads of the nation are being called into consultation quick action is necessary it is demanded in order to shape the business world in a proper course and iron out some of the wrinkles. Prognosticatoi s, who some ten months ago, re marked that "things would be practically .normal in a few months," missed their mark, goodness knows how many months. The ordinary private business concern could not adjust its affairs from a pre-war basis to normal in the time allotted by some "great minds," much less the entire world. The edict was a delusion. It was the utterings of false prophets. We are now beginning to realize that sand was applied to the skids under national business, instead or grease. -o- . ' : Sheriff Sam W. Starmcr, Deputy Sheriff Percy Webb and Chief of Police Shambrook are all out of the city for a day or two. uooa lime to start something. Well, tomorrow the knockout blow will be delivered. Thon we'll have a day of peace and quietude awakening Monday morn ing wun a uang i After all has been said and done there is one pleasant re- memorance leit the JHay primaries are headed this way. , , o . We'll wager a corkscrew to a hole in a doughnut that Carpen tier puts Dempsey "to sleep." Everybody will take a day off Monday but it will be a blue Tuesday. 180 AOItKS TIMI1KII I.A.M) MIST SKLL. If hard times price will lull It, It'a a good aa aold now. Here It la: BE of NW14, NE4 of SW14. ami WH of SE. 8"C 20. T. 28 8., It. 4 Weal. Douglas Co., Ore. About S bvv.vuv ii. mostly nr. The price tills wwck la 1 1 COO. 00 cash, but if not taken at tills price the price will drop $100.00 next week, and will continue drop 1 100.00 each week until sold or the bottom la reached, and no one else knows what Urn lowest price will be. Better get buay NOW and If you do not want this timber and Innd at this week's price, lie ready when II comes down to your price. Willi have to accept the first letter resell ing me unrivr the above conditions, and deed will return through the bank. W P WATKIN3, Mnuhs. Calif. Dance Friday nlalit. Julv 1. D.l.M'K AT H IM llr.8Tr.lt. Music by Otis at VlnclKster. orchestra. -444.4. Ooodyeur Servire. Service Garage UK It KICK Are offering Municipal Bonds that yield from 6 to 7 per cent on Oregon, Wsxhlngton and Montana towns and counties. Wo specialize In Mikity and Victory Honda. We handle large and small orders alike. kali:, ititiMvni.i ami t i!ii;i I'LAYi'S I'OK MAI.K $3 50 per lonn. fcu mil. inn rail Yuahiirrh llro... 117 N. Jackson St. rhone 95. Statistical" Dope" On the Big Fight Principals Jack Dempsey, of Salt Lake City, champion of the world defender: Georaes Carpen tier, Lens, France. European heavyweight champion, challenger. I'luce Wikaid's Arena, Jersey City. N. J. Promoter George L. "Tex" niekurd. ' Time -3 p. ui. (eastern daylight savings, time), Saturday, July 2, 1921.. Arena opens 12 a. iu. Scheduled number of rounds 12. Time of rounds Three minutes, with one-minute intermission. Weight of gloves Eight ounces each. Decision None permitted under New Jersey state boxing law; world's Alicia Hiunmaraly A Woman Who Wouldn't Remarry By Uah McCkm Tie kM The I'nexperted Happen. With one accord Larry and I aat down upon a convenient lunch at the side pi the street. iou are very tired, aren't you. Alii?" he asked. 'Yes, hut u has been lovely. Lar ry 1 have never known acyone who appealed to children aa you do. And I li in k of it, dear, he called vou music boy'." "And you know what be called you: Aly 'girl.' Children know, my dear. They could aee that we wore heavyweight championship can De not luasnueradinz thai ua , won by Carpentler or retained by Dempsey by knockout of opponent or foul by opponent. In case both box ers are on their feet at the close of the 12th round, unofficial and per sonal decisions only can be made by newspaper critics and spectators. Probable gate receipts 1,300, 0011 Price of tickets From $5 to $50 Probable attendance 60.00Q. (oxers' purse Approximately 1500,000. Division of puree Three-fifths of boxers' purse to Dempsey and two fifths to Carpentler regardless of outcome of bout. Physical HtutlNtlcs of Hovers, Dempsey. Carpentler Age . . 26 27 Weight 108 172 Height 6.1 6.11 V, Heach 74 73 Chest (Nor.) 42 41 Chest (Exp.) . . . . 40 43 Waist 33 31 Neck 164 16 Wrist 7 7(4 Biceps 16 A 14 Calf 15(4 16 Ankle 9 Shi Dumpsey's chief second Jack Kearns. Curpentler's chief second Fran cols Descamps. COOKED FOOD SALE. There will be a cooked food sale given by tho W. B. A. of the Macca bees Saturday, July 2, at 9 a. m. at the Casey Heal Estate office. Movie Closeups Coodl Called for.nd Delivered rhone 471. Roseburg Cleaners J. F. DILLARD, Proprietor Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing, Alteration 30 North Jackson St. Ma Or en SolklCed Tom Moore, smiling, genial and Irish, promises to tlollitht the runs of the Antlers theatre when is presented tonlKht In his latest Goldwyn production, "M a d e In Heaven." The story concerns Itself with the rise of a "greenhorn" who becomes a fireman In New Voik, to position of affluence and Dower Tom .Moore's clever Impersonation young Irishman will be remem bered by those who saw him In Hold Your Horses." In his latest Photoplay, he is again a city servant hut this time It Is a fireman. Of course, the hero saves tho heroine this case, bountiful llelene Chad It, from all sorts of emharrass- ng situations. Hut she Is blue lontlod. petulant and charmlne. more ore complications, too: a rich ullor, a tiiatcli-mnklng friend, the hero's poverty and the heroine's In- niiity to make up her mind to mar ry a! all. However, our heroic fire- an solves them nil In duo time. In is own naturally humorous way. ine i.outwyn company has sur rounded Mr. Moore with an exren- onaiiy nine cast which includes lolene Chailwlrk. Mollv Mnlone ate I .ester, Kenc Adoree. Al Kilson reeman Wood anil John Cminr Victor Srliertxlngcr directed the plc- ure, wniie the arllstlr settlnss were made by VfiMc Gibbons. The opportunities of California for king widely different environment Ithout going lievond the atntn hor- is well Illustrated In ii,e new oldwyn picture. "Knnds of Dostlnv" Inrrlng Pauline Frederick, which comes to the Majestic tonight. An I Hnaknn rlnnr h.i'l, heautlfuli Minnie on Long Islnnd and a Mexican I ranch are all shown In the picture no nu sie iiim.-.i in California. The "' mountain around Truck ee nirnisiie.1 the selling for the Alas unn scenes: the doterl nenr Victor- vine was the barkKroiind for th ranch scene and a palatini hn:iiA In l.os Angeles was rented for the Long BiniKl t-jiMoqo. j Miss Frederick plnva four differ ent rhnrnciers in "Itoads of !. , tiny." Channlng Pollock made :he i sinun adaptation from O. Henry's iftiu.il siory. o . ly part of theu and they wanted us to come back. Why, Allx, for all our laming you are not grown up any more man 1. i ou are Juat 'my Bin , Look out," said Larry, sudden! pulling me back a little. A motor had atopped so near that It almost toucned us. Inside was a pale wom an whose sweet face wore a pathetic pain-drawn smile. She spoke to us In Italian. Larry looked at me in consternation. 1 had a brilliant Idea and responded In French, say ing I did not understand her. Evi dently she spoke French aa well as she did Italian, for she answered me in me same tongue. play time Is over, and we ehould go back along the road to where we started this morning. I wonder where Bart Is? He promised to bo somewhere near us, you know. "Oh, be has forgotten all about us by thin time," said Larry easily. "I think this will be the nearest way borne. Wo can get Into the avenue and if you are too tired, dear. will put you In a taxi while I drag the hurdy-gurdy up to your apart ment." "There are (responsibilities even about irresponsibilities, aren't there, Larry? I guess we all have to march with our regiment and If we take a 'little play-time, as we have today, we shall probably have to march at a faater pace until we reach the ranks or receive a reprimand." Little did I realize how prophetic my words were and that my repri mand would surely come much soon er than I expected. As we neared the avenue, the lights were Just showing in the deep ening twilight. Before we realized It. we were mixed up with some sort of parade and one of the men called out hil ariously: "Look whose here! Why the girl is a regular peacherino. Come with me gypsy maiden." And Are von in ,, i -i me took nom or my arm. lug a masquerade?- she asked I "crefu'- Mademoiselle doea not ' No Madame, we are Just being a,Iw hat," warned Larry quietly, happy." I answered, thanking my ?ldn 1 mean blt of harm aoa stars that French had been one of Bo,h of you come over t0 the ho,eI my favorite studies or,wlth us and we will fill that tam- "Is anyone haunv in thl. ,ih . bourine with silver dollars and five she asked bitterly. " you a feed beside." I am," came from Larrv and m ' fi'F ?re l In unison. - .ana I bowed my head. "And you are really gypsies'" " you ,nlnK we can "Not quite. madamey ST.? .J AH?- he asked In rrench. really nnjoyln a little vacation 'Oil-! 1 lak,, fU8s about K now' we world forgetting a id our wl ?".".' Pr.obMY P- got.'" ;SiDiy into the newspapers. Do you I envy you, dears. I envy you! in i carry it through? We jour ability to enjoy i. we ,urmised the man MA not and he said: you persudae her son? Tell your youth what I am sure is Just a youthful es- Icaoadfl Keo .h.. T y"uln'u' es" understand French 'apadfl ;Keep that ,part of your ..r.f j, uie as lono- n o nn.. I.I.. n . i . - J . uo sue nBr we won't jo ner a bit of harm. life as long as possible. tossed a gold piece Into my tambour ine which had been lying upside Lrth down In my lap. -earin who that Why. we are the best people on was?' Do you know asked Larrv. "Never saw her hefn in m u but sorrow walks .with her whoever she Is. She- envied us more than our youth. Didn't you notice that she was lovely?" "Well," said I.arrv "aha falnly supplied the dramatic touch to our Irresponsible day. Have you had a good time, Allx?" 'I have hart a wonderful tima oiuHic Doy. hotel, where we were immediately surrounded by a good-natured group who asked us to play them a dance. Everywhere the men were saying that I was too pretty to follow a man with a hurdy-gurdy and I had to look blank as I shook my head and answered in French when spok en to. Tired as I was, I managed to do some of my best tango steps with Larry until at last one of the men DEMAND FOR TANLAC BREAKS ALL RECORDS Amazing Succes Achieved by Celebrated Medicine Not Only Phenomenal, But Unprecedented Over. 20,000,000 Bottles Sold in Six Years Foreign Countries Clamor for It. Never before, perhaps, in the history of the drug trade has the demand for a proprietary medicine ever approached the won derful record that is now being made by Tanlac, the celebrated medicine which has been accomplishing such remarkable results throughout this country and Canada. As a matter of fact, the marvelous success achieved by this medicine is not only phenome nal, out unprecedented. The first bottle of Tanlac to roach the public was aold Just a little over six years ago. Its success was Imme diate and people everywhere were quick to recognise It as a medicine of extraordinary merit. Since that time there hare been aold throughout this country and Canada something ovr Twenty Million (20,000.000) bottles, establishing a record which has prob ably paver been equalled in the his tory of the drug trade In America. ramo Is IntenuUtonaJ. The instant and phenomenal inn. cess which Tanlac won when It was first Introduced has been extended to practically every large city, small town. Tillage and hamlet In North America. Ita fame has become In. ternatlonal In IU scope and England, Japan, Mexico, Cuba, Hawaii. Alas ka, Porto KIco and many European countries are clamoring for It From coast to coast and from the Great Lakes, Tanlac Is known and honored. Millions have taken It with the most gratifying anad aston lahlng results and have pronounced It the greatest medicine or all time. Tens of thousands of men and women, of all ages In all walks of life, afflicted with stomach, liver and kidney disorders, some of them of long standing, as well as thousands of weak, thin, nervous men and women aooarentlv on the nm , collapse, have testified that they have been fully restored to their normal weight, health and strength by Its use. Restored to Health. : Still others, who seemed fairly well, yet who suffered with Indiges tion, headaches, shortness of breath, dizxy spells, sour, gassy stomachs, coated tongues, foulness of breath, constipation, bad complexion, loss of appetite, sleeplessness at night - and of terribly dejected, depressed feel ings, state that they have been en tirely relieved Of these distressing symptoms and restored to health and happiness by the use of Tanlac. ' Tanlac la sold In Roseburg by W. F. Chapman Pharmacy, and leading drngglsta. rcrna r nA mnrownn.1 ,j ..n.. . ... .... .... ... dorful l.ee.,. t i " ne gin iooks urea. ii mem -- ,v , nrWv inai i was playing a part that I had -gone hack Just for a little while tn that h.... dream of childish things which nil of us would like to hn .... older." 'Then you did like to ha th .iii of the 'music bov?" " '1 like to be a elrl t im r. . Utile while.-at least hut all lear 'music bov." I ihint th ..- ro and have something to eat." And tney ushered us over to a corner table a little way from the banquet ers. "I wish we were out of here, said Larry In a worried undertone. "I only hope that Hart will not come in and spoil It all." Tomorrow Tho Gypsies Recognised Service Oarage. Gooavear Tires. Ring Battles of Jack Dempsey and Carpeniier WE SELL Edison MAZDA LAMPS Douglas Couniy Light and Water Co. . CITY NEWS JS Arundel, plnnu tuner, rhone 119-L Moore Music Studio opens Sept. 1 unsrlvania Tire ua. Ford Garage. Service. Ask I Goodyoar ilarage. Tire Service. Ford . amir rumrtion of teeth at uui , aiasonic temple. Dr. Nrrlax. Goodrich Tire Service. A. Lockwood Motor Co. Pee us. C Just received from the factory a car of hard wall plaster. L. W Mettgvr. The hlch,st rasn prices will b psid for second hand furniture. I stoves, etc. J n. Ilenlnger. 404 lass street I'hone 101. frank A. Terry, representing the l.'iultable Savings and Loan associa tion. Is In town for several dai and caa be located at the Umpqua Hotel Since the war. Hnnrm rani... has fought no battle which reallv ested his strength Afllfth rt V I ai line has been occupied in theatrical ours including a short trip through the United Slates last ver t h end of which he nret Buttling Levin- nf- Jersey Uliy, N. J. After a short rest following mobillzntlon. t'arpentler fought Dick .in. a aeeonu-rate Heavyweight. In nrls In the summer of 191 o Ci,. eniler was nn easy victor In ai.hi rounds. A short tlmw Inter .n.i, noriimien nrrnnped to have rnrnen ier meet Joe Beckett, tha n-i.i.k heavyweight In what j i j be a classic battle. Carpenter " "i "ill necsert In a aln.lA ronnd. In 1920 "Blink" McCloskey and Grundhaven. both unknown box- were easy victims In two rounds wii uci. iz m Jersey City, Car- e. .nii-r mei naming I.evinsky In mii. auverusen to be for the "light -.... ip in rnamnionshlp of the -Til . i'. -was a fiasco. Levinsky was in poor condition and Carpen tler. having just completed a the- ...nr., ,or, was rar from his best Me had no trouble, however, in -sinn out Levinsky In four rounds, but his showing was far from impressive and Is the basis for tlie contentions of those who expect IVmpsey tn defeat the Frenchrnnn on July t. The Levinsky battle was i srpenllers Inst appearance In the v-iurs ne meets Dempsey. NOTIt'E Td PIBI.IC. Have your chimneys cleaned as It . ..auserous witn dirty chlinnevs. Irorect yourself and family from burning up. Do not wait ,i.m start your fire In stnvea .. ia,i. no II nnw anrf k. - - - Call between and 6, phone 375 NOTK'r-, CAR OWXKRS. About ten members of the Douglas County Concert Band need transpor ting to Kiddle on July 4. Car own ers going to Riddle to celebrate the fourth who ran take one or more members of the band and who will ...... in iti.Hiw not later than a. ... u r,.nier a great ravor on the and If they will notify A. T ill. rence. at i:s Cass Street Phone LEARN ELECTRICnT-et Into a big busineBSgrowing big pay now lor Electricians, Auto Electricians, Ignition Experts, Battery Men, Me chanical Drafumsnbig future for Engineers of every kind you can master one of these lints earn mors moneygain success writ today for free catalog hundreds of grad uates holding good jobs-over 2,000 men trained annually a great school for ambitious manswrit today. Heald's Engineering School 1101 Sutter Street - Sao Francisco Goodrich Tire Santa. A. Lockwood Mots Osx, ' See US. C. Jersey Milk I will deliver milk or cream to any part of the city, evening or morning, at the regular price. Phone I70-R. W. F, Ramp Costly Neglect BY DR. H. R. KERBA9 The most costly negktct that can be practiced by mankind la the neglect of teeth. These physical Instruments used o tear apart and grind our foods snouia not become Impaired. If they do our health will suf fer. A dentist should bo con sulted whether your teeth are ailing or not. Polaleee ertractleo. Various painless methods for filling, etc Teeth regulated. Teeth replaced surra fully " d" (new for yottr old ones). Pyorrhea rnrrdl fa early staa-ea. Work fully gor.teL DR. H. R. NERBAS DENTIST PHONR 4A RasMsi MAWoyiO BrTLPTJSO. LEGION MKETIXO., EUGENE. Ore . Jnn. 'd.j white and blue bunting, flags and banners gives Eugene a truly pa triotic atmosphere in anticipation of he state convention of the American Legion, which opens a four-day ses sion Friday. Arnnnm..,. i been made br I -an 3. American Legion, to take care of more than 1000 delegates and visi tors In University of Oregon frater nity houses and at hini. . V , . . auu y 1 1 r a ie nouses. Arrangements m .i. k. ing made to acCOmmnrtatA kA IDA d8'ete" ,0 tne convention of the r""" -'"'lary. wntcn win meet at the same time to perfect a state organization. aUVU TUB UCK BABY. Order fresh goat's milk, delivered dally. 8 an ray Ranch, Myrtle Creek. HARSHFTKLD STACK tawves Roseburg Dally T A. M. Leaves Marshfleld Daily IA.lt, Fare to Myrtle Point. Including war tax ,.u Fare to CoqulUe. Including war t ; 17.11 Fare to Marshfleld, Including war t" 11.00 Tickets at old stage office, Sheridan St. Phone 14. JOHNSON a WltmtLT. Wrens CLASSIFIED COLUMN VMBmM BADIHO BJW TODAYS WAATm. fsSjSfS" " band. Sm 9. WANTUD--HoUMlceper rnone wZ-J, "ta. V4U n?y. n KItn i . , . ' . i wrlr"7u',, nun or any team work. Dr Creek Sales MtabTj' WaEZ?n arJT Jd viae. Ad- . - - ' ..0 ViBW. ' nooaaeeper ane aalaa r rr- FOR RENT Three room furnishes koase. or. pared street. In-liiV In.ulre MS Baet Commercial Aia axjB bvalb. BJlK Doage touring oar. err- P9R BALK Hay In Held ( end It ner ton, cash. A. Teel. Wllh,., y." fiu..SAi' ,Lr quantity of emntr flour barrels. Model Bakery .. . it oroan ror houaaworb i ' country ion. civ. i. at til w i .n. ' v-"u rU.hZ?L,rUy""tu "tonioblie. good - hP. for sale cheap. J. M judr . . BroccoU plants. ,17" awu. woe iii Krusa's arvsy. Phons " a.-. if. l Competent teacher it. nt.t ... .w.v. miu uregen. WtthThDuT KKNT on t8,or partly f urnlahedT AduTtpermM.nt: Address Cottaae. New. (... W?T. A BAKailN? verr day a ' u cars that are REAL r?AiS ',nPe with Portlaadoi Omkt. """-. !- West IflBClBI J. A mvirm Olella. n.. ' roie. JERSBT BULL Fob flmvtraira yn. rr Addition. Pr,.. I. bury. Rsvfew "'re at Mewi- J. lfrOnnn.lt neiee ntaDle Aleo nurakmi qki atalllnn la "am TWENTY PBR CkNTrljn-AtrR.-' Hi,u.KKi2.5"3 ?'1'cars tn .teel wiat 'ni..:"S. gency. HEMSTITCHINO and leo.ln- a....v Ord Hoh, Bos i,t. Biral&ham. ... V..,. I'." "ire, good muck t.!X:.inJH' F lher v. wrr-s. rOBfA, aliONT A UTI i a-. . ' ve i.T,ur .wtnlnf. 1U.tmt.ti j ..... ui... rtewera. L'halne for Ford luiu,.-.;" .V.0, valley. 'nare I MIS eSHC. stones. Owner may have same br canine- at thia ntr,. ... .?1S.."' proneftv -" ----mnnaM . . HhX sunn rY)R RBNTja.f., Weeeanrg National V' weeeanrg 1 llt.H ' rwn hkvt t four fall phene tiB.-NT I four-room aoartmanta. furnlahed Phone 4l-Jt M " "t' CVlD nntiei n . . - ng.rv i riirn iriMI s.Ms.e-r Tnflll'ra. i a. - . .vusrHlsk. FOR RENTfidJrB four-room cottage rwit:,'r,", ' furnished kouee: HALB-Two full blood O I C Ref-fi OR "TRADB-Sond aanj ?, PSora '""r'ng cr. oSod K"u'orte A o. box m. . " " car, one Ulaaa. Poont Fi?JfAAZor.,r, 'or light" ft r-aVi.. . , . na wagon. W, , ' '.i u Il-Pl. KOR BALd . Review. n odBn,-Iif.roratOT,'h'' 111" 4 J,-on Bt. Phone ..8..A? "oval Anne cherries three ,;Fj; Hoffmeister. Edee bower. Phone "Rug-J!i! . cer; Rtr.Ci magneto ana f r earburetor. Steve Peer Jon, Winchester. (), FR. LE t-room house on the cor- v.c.mp,ereir lurnisned r-neaa Jl,rVitn..at onc- Phone J07-T. or call 7 Mlcelll Bt. for Information miifc- Dur"m heifers, giving milk. 1 Jersey cow, fresh July : r j-t5n,.S"rS1' 1"' "o W'llS iiLl'hrA'n W-l Ann. an. Chard H,.i ,e ' " or D rnHr Je'?r?"r are gone ti " ' ""'"i vrrtroa. iVi ..Vr. V.0. about 1400 lla T ft S?J.eoR2,J on-.ound and true. " atann. Oaklaad. Oree-on. hind I ih!tJlnTco'L ,"ln, from th. el? ifl"1 Produced 40 ear loads of i '1m7,.8AL" cords fir wood. h.l h?ndll5?P0.K,."0 ' "M gaj .' '""n, 5' on gocJ lt JTM!? all tosther or fans Addr: S"?"'!. " verma Ar& ,fR tor Ml. rent h i-Tti. wntalas tf scrts s r sm iinjer-Br r-KIl-ID RIOHT-i on p.rV i?,V7- 1 booeee. one ( mop-: -V room.: eheta fJ",iS- '"v1" Meal l" Tor further later- est Lane
