lUMEBCW! JffcW8-MCVtKW WEDNESDAY, KM AO, 101.
Mattes
in
no penalty
UTRE is afbodthatnour
1 1 ishes and strengthens ,
withouttaxing the stomach or
dogging the digestion.
has been famous these many
years because of its splendid
nourishment and the quick
ness and ease with which it
is digested.
Delightful to taste, and ready
to eat from the package.
Ihm'salteasonybrGrupcNuts
roo5 y;
Made hy Poftum Cereal Company, Inc., Battle Creek JGchlgtm,
afety Committee ! Jersey Cow Not
Holds Meeting,
L meeting of the Roseburg Shop
I Terminal Safety Committee of
Ithera Pacific Employes at Kose-
( was held yesterday and quite
fely attended by employees of the
lous crafts. A number of mat-
were discussed and suggestions
red along the lines of safety first.
h for the benefit of employees
the traveling public. .
he matter of crossing accidents
t again brought up and as an ex
ple of the careless spirit displayed
some automobile drivers a case
I cited where just last Sunday, at
rossing west of Roseburg, a truck
wging In this city drove up to
i crossing, stopped and then
bed over practically In the face
Jo. 12. the Shasta- An accident
I very narrowly averted and
at all too easily have resulted in
i- death of several people who
. riding In the truck. There is
feeling among railroad men that
Tars of this kind should be de
rived of their license and forbidden
M drive an automobile.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
la fcoreby given that Chas. Ivan
ttaraard. ez-resldent of Canyonviile.
Poenjlas County, Oregon, is not pay
!"! anyone any salary to attend to
I a business. There have been four
iirtles in the neighborhood of Days
reek - and Canyonviile who have
to trying to attend to my buel
And also there have been lies
t In the neighborhood of Days
.' "ek. During my slcxness in the
. 8. Navy, and after I was dls
i irged, and also other lies have
I n told .1 am giving this notice
I benefit this Days Creek party to
I t busy and prove this to be true
I less than 90 days or t will bring
. feeling I have the right party
j, new.
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CHAS. IVAN BERNARD.
WILL DEJilVKB LUMBER.
1 Xaynard and Jenks of Olendale.
( will deliver rough lumber for
( i per 1000 or dressed for $24 per
J 40.
PHOFV.WWIOATj CARDS)
f AKttiiR, A actional-, ta bln f.
N. Pine 81 ,
f I r. b. T fc Cut FJowars. Fbone
40 W. Caaa.
. . R. fLYXaTm Chiropraetlc
yalclea tit W. Leui at
HEINLINE
Cnsenratory if Misic ui Art
XIndergarten and Dunning 8ys
m for children 4 to 14 years of
Voice and Art Work conducted
t Mrs. Brand and Mrs. Ruaao.
Vacation Joly l-8ept i.
Worried Over Record
(By United prun.
BUHL, Idaho, July 19. The fact
that 16 Jersey cows belonging to Mc
Arthur & Stauff broke the . world's
record for butterfat production with
an average of 9.48 pounds for the
month of June, and an average of
60.68 pounds In May, worries "Bel-
lora of C F. Jr.." not at all.
Bel etc is herself a Jersey and
no slouch when It comes to butterfat
production. She produced 8260
pounds of milk, with 460.33 pounds
of butterfat for the yera just closed.
a new record for the state in the new
junior two-year-old class. Belzora
exceeded by 200 pounds the entrance
requirements for being a member In
the American Jersey and cattle club,
an exclusive bucolic organization.
Belzora belongs to the Carl Mid-
dlestadt herd ,and only recently
came from Oregon. She lived under
nomadic conditions for two month?
while the record was being complied,
which makes her a two-time winner
And the strangest part of it is, Bel-
sera's head hasn't swelled at all
she's still wearing the same set of
head knobs.
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Service Garage, Coodvear Tires.
NOTICE.
If you have any second hand fur
niture to sell, let Jarvls ft Bellows
nake you an offer. They will pay
the drayage to have It taken away.
329 West Cass St. Phone 261. .
Goodyear Tire Service.
Oarage.
Ford
NOTICE.
' The Edenbower Sewing Club will
hold their achievement day pro
gramme at the Edenbower scnooi
house, Friday Eve., July 22, at 8 o -
clock. '
A sale of sewing, and an exhibit of
the year's work will be held in con
nection, followed by a social hour
with lunch.
Everyone cordially - Invited and
urged to attend, thereby encouraging
club work which is one of the most
Important worka of the county.
Those attending are asked to bring
cake or sandwiches for lunch.
MRS. M. L. FERGUSON,
Club Leader.
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VULCANIZING HOP BOUGHT.
I have recently purchased the
Motor Shop Garage vulcanizing shop.
I am prepared to do all kinds of tire
repairing such as punctures, blow
outs, rim cuts and half-soles. I em
ploy skilled mechanics. Also wash
and polish cars.
W. F. CARTER.
FOR QUICK SALE.
AUTO TOPS
Auto and Furniture
- Upholstering
" Phone 338.
C. M. JONES
TOt N. Jackson St., Roseburg
34 acres; new house. 11 acres
fruit. Stt acres young pdunes, 2H
acres loganberries. Easy yearly pay
ments. Bargain for anyone wanting
home In country. O. U. Helbig, 401
Cass Street ,
CITY NEWS 0
Jersey Milk
I will deliver milk or cream to
aay part of the city evening or
Morning, at the regular price.
; ' Phone 3T0-R. -
W. F. Ramp
Arundel, piano tuner. Pbon 189-L
Moore Music Studio opens Sept 1.
' Pennsylvania Tire 8errlc. Ask
ns. Ford Oarage. I
Goodyear Tiro Servlre. Ford
Oarage.
If you want your old clothes to
look like new call Lloyd Cleaning
Worka.
Mrs. Kate Miles Is agent for the
Sptrella Corset Address Myrtle
Creek, Oregon.
Ham Phillies and wife arrived
last evening from Silvertoa for a
week's visit with Mr. Phillip' par
Making Plans
For Excursiou
PORTLAND. July 19. (9peclal)
Following the recent announce)! ent
that the dale of the settlers' excur
sion from the Middle West to Ore
gon had been postponed from July
IS, to September 20, upon r . iuest
of large numbers of hoMeaoekors
who are unable to make the trip
until after harvest, the Oregon Stat
Chamber of Commerce la making
complete preparatlou for the Sep
tember trip, accordiug to announce
ment made today.
Commercial clubs of the state have
been urged to complete the listing
of available lands in each commu
nity for the Information f the set
tiers, and these) listed lands will he
placed In the hands of each member
of the party, according to Secretary
Quayle. In this way. the homeseek
er will know in advance the price
and description of actual tracts of
lands in each district In the state.
George Quayle, general secretary
of the State Chamber, left today on
a tour of the State for the purpose
of securing representatives of var
ious districts who will assist the
State Chamber representative In the
Middle West In the work of lining
up prospective settlers.
A long telegram e niana, re
questing additional literature on
Oregon for distribution among pros
pective settlers; stated that a larxe
number of homeseekers are prepar
ing to come to Oregon In Septembor
after harvest Is over.
No Rupture In
Negotiations
BELFAST. Ireland. July 18. The
return to Belfast of Sir James Crals.
Ulster premier, and members of his
c?binet from Ixmton must iiot ie-
taken as a rupture of negotiations,
paid Colonel Spender, secretary of
i he pe-tre dvl'.gatlou, -an h arrival
here. The delegations may be recall
ed to London next weoK. De Valera
Is regarded as visionary itid the Un
ionists feel there can be no discus
sion possible until he mo'llfles his
views ngardlng the Irish republic.
SPECIAL SALE OF LINENS.
Mrs. C. W. Sherman will have for
alo at the Misses Bitzer's, 117 So.
Jackson St., a collection of band
Aoveu and embroidered linens, Ca
ladian wool blankets, linen and
painted luncheon sets, bedspreads,
the handwork of the southern moun
taineer women; and various other
irticles from The Shop at Portland
Oregon. Hours 10 a. m. to 5 p. m..
July 17 to 23rd, Inclusive.
Farmers To Force
Freight Reduction
(By United Press).
WASHINGTON, July 18. Two
inillion farmers affiliated with the
National Board of Farm Organize-
cions are marshalling influence to
orce all railroads, following the ex
imple of Henry Ford, to reduce
relght rates. Secretary Lyman, of
.he board, announced today. The or-
ianlzatlon applauds the efforts of
lord's action reducing rates to De
roit and Toledo twenty per cent a
ton on iron, declaring that the rate
.-eductions would lessen the cost of
he food supply to the consumer.
Senator I&nyon plans to Introduce a
)IU supported by two thousand Iowa
'arniers who have asked for freight
reductions.
According to the petition, one bil
lon, seven hundred million could be
ut off from the operating costs of
he railroads, sufficient to par over
i six per cent return, which the road
irricials say prevents general rate
-eductions. The farmers declare that
i valuation of nineteen billions was
ilaced upon the railroads by the In
orstate commerce commission. They
ay this is five billions above the
ictual replacement cost, charging
urther, that if the valuation was re
hired to the actual value of the
:tocks and bonds outstanding, they
ouia save three hundred millions
innually and save six hundred mll-
Inn through the abolition of Inter
ocklng directorates between the
railroads and supply companies.
Four hundred million have al
ready been saved In the wages
hrough the Chicago railroad labor
ward rate cut of 12 per cent recent
ly. Though having no connection
with the farmers' petition, Harding,
vtenon. Hoover and Senator Cum-
mlngs discussed the ways and means
by which the government can refund
the debt to the railroads. Hoover
declared the problem could be work
ed out and would cause no hard
ships to the taxpayers and no need
of further legislation.
THE WEART WAT
Dally Becoming Less Weary some to
Many In Roseburg.
With a back that aches all day.
With rest disturbed at night.
Annoying urinary disorders.
Tls a weary way. Indeed.
Doan's Kidney Pills are especially
for Kidney trouble.
Are Indorsed by Roseburg citizens.
Mrs. I. D. Bishop. 31 Fullerton
vtreet. Roseburg, says: "My kidney
troubled me a lot and i felt tired
nd became run down. I bad con
tinual dull ache across the small of
my back snd had no energy. I could
hardly keep going and my kidneys
acted Irrerularly. I read of Doenjs
Kldaey's Pills, ased them as direct
ed and they helped me wonderfully.
The backache and tired, worn oat
feeling left and my kidneys were
rerouted."
Price lOe. at all dealers. Don't
Itlmp'y ak for a kidney remedy
gei imu I money nus me ssme
that Mrs. Bishop had. Foster-Mll-
e sfcaentad tee
liEses nothing beUez
tihasu to prov its service
THE
U. S. USCO TREAD
Here is th. U. S. Usco
Tread, with a long-established
standard of service
among motorists who have
an eye to value, as well as
to price. While selling for
lesa than the other tires in the
U. a Fabric line, the Usco
has earned a reputation for
quality and dependable econ
omy which is not exceeded
by any lire lu ita class.
United States Tires
arc Good Tires
U. S. USCO TREAD
U.S. CHAIN TREAD
U.S. NOBBY TREAD
U.S. ROYAL CORD
U. S. RED & GREY TUBES
PEOPLE used to be se
cretly envious of the
young fellow who came
tearing up the street and
stopped his car with a jerk.
Now they are inclined to
criticise such abuse of tires.
A mark of the growing con
sciousness about tires
their service, their work,
their value.
This same respect for a good
tire is the reason why the four
square tire dealer has passed up
odds and ends, "job lots", "sec
onds", "cut prices" and come
out squarely with the standard
quality service of U. S. Tirea,
He is getting a
bigger, and also bet
ter, tire business than
he ever had before.
He is dealing now
with us own kind
of people. The substantial cit
izen. The man who knows
that you can't get something
for nothing. The steady cus
tomer not the "bargain hunter.
To the man who has not yet
learned the standard tire serv
ice he is entitled to we say
Go to the dealer in U. S. Tires
and make him show you.
Here is a man in close touch
with one of the 92 U.S. Factory
Branches a constant supply of
fresh, live U. S. Tires.
The U. S. Tire you buy fa a tire
built for current demands. : No
overproduction. No piling up of
stock. No loss of mileage by
hanging around on
the dealer's racks.
Every way you
look at it, a par qual
ity tire at a net
price.
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"Hum a man fn dom tonch wtth on
otkm 92 U. 3. Factors Branch'
tilted States Tims
United States Rubber Company
Highway Service Station, Roseburg, Ore
Weaver & Valentine, Myrtle Creek, Ore
Leas & Son,' Oakland, Ore
Liberty Garage, Sutherlin, Oregon
Cowan's Garage, Yoncalla, Oregon
ELITE niUl'I V PARU)1W
I am experienced In all forms of
beauty culture; facial massage, hair
Bhaaipoolng, and tinting, marcelling,
permanent wave, manicuring, scalp
treatment and vlolot ray. Our new
quarters, rooms 1 and 2 In the Hell
sisters Bldg., are now open and we
Hillcit your patronage. Well equip
ped and sanitary. Hours I to 11
and 1 to G. Oilior hours by appoint
ment. Phone 502.
MR3. CLARICE DONAHUE
KOICE TO FAIIMKKS.
We want fresh fruit of all kinds.
Will pay top market prices . Dut the
fruit must be clean and firat-class In
all respects or we do not want any of
It; we use only the best (rrnd-s.
FOUTCH'S CONFECTIONERY
NOTtrr OF BALE OF flOVHRNMENT
T1MBBK Ornrral I-ar.a Office.
W.shlnnton. . C, June 10, 1921.
Notice le hereby given (hn- subject t
the conditions end" llmltnt'on. of Ih.
Art of June . ( Hint., tli). mn4
the Inetructione of the Secretary of the
interior of September 15, l'.M7 f ;e L,
!., 447. the timber on the fnllowlna
lands will be eold at 10 o'clock a. m .
July it. 1S21. at public auction at the
l'nftMl States land office at Hoeebura,
Oreaon. to the biaheat bidder at not
tome than the appraiHed value aa ehown
hy this notice. a.tle tn be subject to
the approval of the Secretary of the
Interior. The purcitsse price, with an
additional rum of one-fifth of one per
cent thereof, belna commissions al
lowed, must be deposited at time of
sale, money to be returned If aale Is
not approved, otherwise parent will
Issue for the timber which must be
removed within ten yeais. Dlua will
he received from cltlxens of the Unit
ed fttatee, associstlons of such cltlx-ns
and corporations organise! under the
laws of the t'nlted States or any state,
territory or district thereof only. Upon
application of a qualified purr-heper,
the timber on any leaal subdivision
will be offered eer-irsteiy before beine;
Included In any offer of a larger unit.
T IS 8 . B. I W , Hee. I NK, KF.. fir
t:(4 M. not to be sold fur less than
II. ? per If. T. 21 S. It. I W Sec 27.
lot 1. Sr 17t M.. red redir 210 M.
hemlock It M : l-ot t. fir 1710 M real
cedar II M. hemlock tio M : Ixt 7. fl
71 SO M . red ce inr 41 M.. hemlock Ir,0
M ; lot t. fir Ml M., red cedar "e
M., hemlock 10 M. none of the fir to
be sold for less than II per M, and
none of tha red cedar or hemlock to
be MM for less than I 7S aer Vt
(Slrned) D. K. FARHOTT. Ac'lnf
i "latent Commissioner, OeoereU Usd
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ANYTHING THAT IS
WORTH SELLING
l I
WORTH TELLING
The News-Review classified
advertising is the quickest and
surest way of bringing buyer
and seller together. If you have
anything to sell or there is some
thing you want to buy, use The
News-Review classified column
PHONE 135
ents. Ma ahd Mrs. B. A. fblUlpe.
urn Co., Mfr., Buffalo, N. T.
oenee.