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Lirai ir furnaces, both Dlpe and
Useless. 11S Oak Street. '
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Proprietor
tor. Cass & Sheridan Sts."
:.m. JONES
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! Irenes remade, touring cars al
ia to sleep in, dents removed
ii bodies and fenders by new
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QL N. Jackson. Phone S38.
Boseburg,
Myrtle Point,
: Coquille and
Marshfield Stage
Itiaaut C.dilljc-8 Cars
ljltia TT 4i
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"r to Coquille, 17.00.
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Douglas County To
Have. Produce Show
A land and products show, rep
resenting the various communities
throughout Douglas county, will be
held in Iloseburg on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, October 20, 21,
and 22. The place of exhibit has
nut yet beeu deciaeO, out both John
Signor's farm implement store and
the armory .have been suggested as
possible places. The location will
bo announced later. 4
Three 'prizes have been offered
for the best community exhibits, a
first prize of $75, a second prise of
150 .and a third prize of (25. Ex
hibits will be scored 50 points- for
variety, 35 points foi quality and 15
points for arrangement.
The 50 points for variety have
been divided up as follows: Fruits.
10; grains and grasses, g; field
crops, 7; vegetables, 8; baked goods,
and pastry, 8; sewing, including
chochntlng, embroidery, hand sewing
machine sewing and knitting, 6; and
mis'-ellnneous exhibits, 4 points, i
This fair comes lute In the season,
after nil the crops are In, and after
the various community fairs are
over, so the exhibits promise to be
large and uf first class quality.
IHHGLAS county man
IS KILLED AT ASHLAND.
ASHLAND, Aug. 25. Harvey Mc
Fnrland, 27, Sfn ol -A. E. McFarland,
692 B street, was killed Tuesday
shortl after. 12 o'clock by the Shas
ta Limited of the Southern Pacific
lines at Delta, below Dunsmulr, ac
cording to a telegram received here
this morning by the elder McFar
land. Details of the tragedy are not
known, although it Is presumed that
McFarland failed to notice the on
rushing train while engaged in his
work on the road. . The young man
was employed in the maintenance of
way department of the Southern Pa
cific company. The body will be
shipped to the Dodgo undertaking
parlors here for funeral arrange
ments and burial in an Ashland
cemetery.
Harvey McFarland was born July
23, 1894, at Elkton, Douglas county.
Ore., and came to-Ashland with his
parents when he was three years
old. He spent his boyhood here and
was educated In the public schools
of this city. He was an ex-service
and overseas man. He was a car
penter by trade and had been with
the railroad company for fiye years.
Mr. McFarland was not married and
Is survived by his father and two
sisters, Mrs. L. V. Hicks. Pittsburg.
Pa., and Mrs. A. J. Kennedy, San
Francisco, Cal.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
All persons are hereby warned not
to hunt or otherwise trespass on my
ranches at Happy Valley . and at
Green. Any person violating this
notice will be prosecuted to the full
extent of the law.
S. C. MILLER.
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a Specialty.
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in "the county. Expert machinist.
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Our new Fall and
Winter Samples
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Your inspection.
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Oar lata vm Can.
Report Shows Good
; 'Crop Conditions
The V. 8. Weather-Bureau' re
port for the week ending August 23,
shows that conditions have been very
favorable-all over the state, except
In parts of Qrant county, where
heavy showers have caused consider
able damage.
Practically all small grain Is ma
ture, and harvest is nearlng comple
tion except in the more elevated dis
tricts. Threshing is also well ad
vanced. Corn Is coming fine, but is
In need of more rain In some un
lrrigated sections.
In the fruit line, peaches and
Eartlott pears are being picked.
Apples and late pears are siting well
and evergreen blackberries are be
coming plentiful. .
Haying still continues - and the
second crop of alfalfa is being cut
in the more elevated districts, while
in the tnllder-sectlons the third cut
ting Is in the stack and the fourth
crop is making good growth Un-
lrrgated meadows have been some
what helped by showers, but are
mostly dry. Domestic pastures,
where -not Irrigated, and the lower
ranges are dry,' but Irrigated pas
tures and the higher ranges are
good. Stock Is general! n good condition.
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GLEXDALE NEWS.
Mi. and Mrs. Leroy Ingram, who
are prominent residents of Deer
Creek, east of Roseburg, where they
have resided all their lives. In re
turning from a tour to Crater lane
and northern California spent one
day In this city greeting old friends
and relatives. They were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Austin and
their daughter. Miss Bernlce, whll'j
In this city. To say that we all en
joyed this sweet communion with
our beloved relatives, is a feeble ex
pression. . Sublime and touching
memories of early years and a
glimpse of dear ones of pioneer days
and the memories of those dear, fa
miliar faces, long "hid beneath the
narrow coffin lid," was seen through
a mist of memories and sacred tears.
Mr. Ingram Is a brother of Mrs. M.
E. Kennedy of this city. Mrs. In
gram is a descendant of James - and
Mary Oilinore. who were very early
settlers of South Deer Creek.-'-. Sire
was the daughter of Joseph and
Elizabeth Roberts, who were also
very early and prominent pioneers.
Your valued visit - has shed such a
rich effulgence around us In life's
hallowed evening time. '
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Vandevoort, of
Yoncalla, and their daughter. Miss
Lillian, and their son-in-law and his
sweet girl bride, Mr. and Mrs. Can
non, came here to visit their brother
Charles Hobbs, of the U. S. mall ser
vice, who has been quite 111. and
who was most tenderly cared for by
his sister. Miss Mattie Hobbs. Also
they visited Mr. and Mrs. Budd
Moore, and all the other Moores
while here. Yes,- Dick and Lot I a.
moat esteemed citizens of Yoncalla,
certainly made, us all very happy in
coming to see na. And Dick told us
his 60 acre. crop of potatoes, he
raised lost year were Just ready to
dig when an S. P. freight wrecked
in the middle of his field and brew
them all out of the ground and
made the harvest veryasy. He did
not farm as extensively this -year. He
Is the same genial gentleman of long
ago. Mrs. Vandervoort is looking
very well, and is a few pounds
heavier than when we last mot her,
but the extra avordupois Is very be
coming to her. Mr. Hobbs Is again
on his usual mall route and much
better now, we are very pleased to
note.
Mrs. Ely Wilson Is In Portland on
a short vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Barnes and
sons will arrive Sept. 3rd for their
annual outing In Cow Creek valley.
Cambell, of the Clendale News,
has voiced his sentiments through
the columns of his fearless Journal
and he expresses the sentiments of
our community and with the congre
gation at Olivet church. Wo stand
up in approval of R. M. Eberle as
city recorder and also with the Glen
dale News in enforcement of all laws
that need drastic means to be hold
against lawlessness. X. X.
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Fish dealers or peddlers, we can
supply your salmon wants the cheap
est. Bay Front Market Co., Marsh
field, Oregon. .
HAS AROMATIC PUCKS. -
TACOMA. Wash., August 25.
rr T l t.lke the lenow wiin me
whlti. elephant, which nobody want
a iir. Malcolm P. - Andruss, of
the 69th Coast Artillery regiment.
Camp Lewis, has eight ducks of a
peculiar vintage which he can't Uke
(with him now he's transient u
San Francisco lor ouiy, una wmcu
nobody else seems to want.
All because they're not ordinary
ducks. With ordinary ducks the
major could sharpen np the axe,
knock the heads off the quackers
and call in the officers' mess for din-
The ducks are of that variety
musk ducks, and are
natives of South America. Their
kniiiM off a soft odor of per-
, hence the .Dime and of
miitm the maior couldn't travel
-uh .nch a llvlna perfume store In
his bedding roll. Not onty are the
ducks all pinked up like a sub-deb at
i. j.nn hnt Ihev re auacsiess. iney
iiw. nn wild rice ana msse neir
Anybody want eight quackleas.
aromatic ducks?
hVcaVJh Wouldn't Remsrry
eBsSalVsaa I
The
bad
ALICIA MKKTS WANK. - did not. know, though, that
gam i tooa ruy aniinisnea story . written to Larrabbee."
from the typewriter and locked It "Does she never speak of me?"
up In the drawer of my desk audi "No, Duane, we have not men
wrapping the thoughta or It In lav-.tloned you for some weeks, not since
ender and rue, I placed them la the Mr. Larrabbee first talked with her."
secret fairyland of my heart
I would not, I couid noi thluk
about them any more. Like all other
things In me my romanco had come
and it had gone.
My greatest Joy at this time was
the wonderful physical development
of my son. He was shooting up
ward like a young oak. His mus
cles rippled under a tanned and silk
like skin: In his bathing suit which
"wasn't much before and a little less
that 'art o' that behind," to quote
Kipling, he resembled a statue In
bronxe. '
Neither Bab nor I spoke of her
Impending divorce. I knew that she
had gone to the city to file her
papers weeks before. We had de
cided to ctay at the shore as late In
the fall as possible. The air and
water were still warm although . it
Was the- middle of September.
One day I received a telegram
from Duane asking cue to come Into
the city as he was leaving town
shortly and he wanted to see me, '
I was shocked when I met him. I
was sure that he had been drinking
heavily . His hair had vlslblv
whitened at the temples and he had
grown thin. His leanness, however.
was becoming to him and I wished
that it were Rab who was looking
upon the rather pathetic changes in
Dunne's physique and deportment.
I dldn t know whether you would
come or not, Allx-but I took a
chance."
"I want you to remember, Duane.
that I will always come It you want
me."
"Then yon don't hate me."
"Of course not. I am sorry for
you because you have' let a mistaken
impulse ruin your whole life."
"No .that is not true. A woman's
pride has ruined It and I believe In
my own heart that she has ruined
her own as well. Honestly, Allx. I
could stand my own unhanplness
with greater courage If I knew that
Bab had not also made herself mis
erable. I brought yon here to tell
you that the divorce is coming up
next week. It will be heard quietly
in Judge Wlnchelrs chambers.
"Does she seen happy?1
"No. 8he has lost ail that bouy
ancyMhat you knew Her attitude
is that of waiting. Sometimes 1
caich an expression on her face as
though she were listening."
"What does that mean?"
"Perhaps It means. Duane, that
she again wants you to ask her to
forgive you. or at least to contest
the divorce." , .
"But, I can't do that, Allx. I too
have some pride. I groveled at her
feet I made all the explanations
possible and I certalniy would not
be the gentleman I pretend to be If
I did not at least try to give my wife
what she wants most, even If it en
tails a legal separation from me. It
seems strange that In the thousands
of years since creation no- under
standing between the sexes has come
about. Something Is always coming
up that makes me realize that 1
have never understood Bab or any
other woman. And certainly -no
woman has yet understood the com
plex heart of man who might love a
women devotedly all his life and
yet, through some circumstances, be
untrue to her many times."
This was a new angle of man's
nature to me and I must confess
that It was an extremely comfort
able one. It cleared up many things
in mv mind. Hal probably love J
me after all, In spite of Nell Mar
shall. At least I am going to think
so and I am sure that he would have
been Intensely proud of ru for giv
ing him a child as beautiful and
sturdy as little Hal.
"Did you know, Allx. that Tom
Latham Is still In town? He has
ask" ftbnnt vou a l"t."
."Tom Latham. Do you mean the
son of the grocer where we bought
our food when w were children?"-
"Yes, he Is the kid who nsed to sit
behind yon In i-Jiool and pull your
braids. If you will remember he
went to Piuth America right after he
graduated from high school.
"I didn't remember anything
about him, Duane, except that his
name was mentioned as the man you
Oh, Duane. I wish It conld have were nen ting wiin at me time oi toe
kan nnf nft m lltllo Innun, " irOUOie.
'Then your wishes rc very differ
ent from Bab's. She has been writ
ing for weeks to Larrabbee to hurry
up the case."
"That Is like a woman, Dtiano.
When she faces something terrible,
something she dreads more than all
else, she rushes to meet It, trying
to s:ct It over as Boon as possible; I
"Don't dismiss tho subject in that
tonp of voice, Allx. Neither of us
realized what we were doing. Tom
Is a regular fellow and although you
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the most efficient and eco
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be had in a car of its type.
Moderately priced, every
dollar invested in it buys
a dollar's worth of good1
automobile.
A
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Four Door Sedan $1975 Coupe $1975
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TK1J01M1OXE 10. Iloseburg, Orocon.
been spent In outfitting Dr. Brum
fleld. The state paid for the officers'
transportation to and from Cauadu
in returning the prisoner to Rose
burg. Fifteen cents of BrumOeld's
own money was spent In Portland to
pay for a Bhave and he was given a
bath in the Portland Jail - by the
Multnomah officers. No clothing has
maj not think so, has many of the been pUrchased for him. He has
Ernest Ainndel will aifoept a be
ginners' class In violin atudy.' Phone
189-L.. i
attributes of Ballot Hammersly
whom you fell In love with and mar-
'lOJflormw ioni ininnm,
Here Next Week
the furnace of his dryer before start- T) n J A Jn rr'c
Ing operations for the prune season AtUJ iullloll Cto
this year, his entire plant, valued at I
about 810,000, would perhaps bavej
been destroyed and the persons In It
would have either been killed or
badly Injured. A can or high ex
plosive powder was found in the
furnace yesterday as men started to
clean It ont.
The officers were notified and an
Investigation Is being made. Mr.
Miller said he did not know that he
had an enemy that would seek to
cripple him financially by destroying
his plant,- yet, ho said, there might
be such men whom he woull not
suspect of such a crime ;
For singing and dancing none can
excol the colored race, and It seems
the cream of the colored talent has
been brought Into the famous Geor
gia Minstrels, at feast this company
has established itself as a top liner
attraction and Is not thought of as a
"nigger show" It being In the same
class and character as any white
minstrel, unless it be that It Is su
perior, and the white people appre
ciating tho efforts of these deserving
people are very liberal in their
Datranase. -
BOOTLFXiGERS ARK ACTIK So far this season, reports verify
SOUTHERN PART STATE the fact that five nights out of the
i week, hundreds are turned awayi
MEDFORD, Or., Aug' 25. State from the famous Georgia Minstrels.
nv iiifiH tfXP!OS!VB
EfGENE. Or.. Aug. 24. Had L.
V. Miller, prune grower, whose or
oh.rrf Is located on the Irving road
. .h.ri distance below Kageae. act
agents renovating aiiegea ouuu.--glng
and illicit still conditions in
Jackson county and this, city hit a
hot trail Tuesday night of the citi
zens who have been consplcious by
their absence, since tho cleanup
started and expect to have them de
tained at California points ere many
hours. One Is said to be traveling
by auto, and a wire was received
asking for the numbers of his Oregon
license. It was forwarded. Another
fugitive Is thought to be on a deer
hunting expedition In the eastern
part of the county. - .
Wilbur (wlg Jacks of Eagle
Point, arrested Monday .light upon
his return from Crescent my, ,..
and wa ypolnts was arralg ned Tues
day afternoon and furnished $1000
bond. Ills preliminary heaslng was
set for Thursday morning at 10
o'clock. His bondsmen are William
Woods and T. W. Gregory of Eagle
Point
One of those revenue officers
said I sold him a quart oi doom
week no last Saturday nigai, saiu
Mr. Jacks. "I can prove that I was
not anywhere near Eagle Point that
The Incident ts supposea u n"
iriun during a Saiuraay nisui
dance In that town.
Jacks slsn stated that he had
nothing to do the the Rutgln meet
ins .Trent to sit In a bsck seat with
Joe McMahon during one sermon
The squad of deputies and special
..ni. .hn left last Friday morn-
Inr for the hills will return this
afternoon. They were so far back
In the woods that It was necessary
to send a special carrier with a mes
ura to them. lie went M far as
he could on a motorcycle, and then
walked the rest of the way It was
necessary for them to return, at once,
as witnesses In the Jacks hearing to
morrow,
According to the authorities there
are five more warrants to be served
In the bootlegging rases.
They will be In Iloseburg with
their own tent theater Wednesday,
August 31.
SEEKS INFORMATION.
been accorded no extra privileges.
PICTURE AIIKAD, KODAK AS
OiI tiO '
then, If you want to make good re
sults certain, bring your films to the
professional kodak finishers, '
CLARK'S PHOTO STUDIO ;
Rosnbiirg National Bank Building. '
r
Myrtle Creek, Aug. 23.
. Editor News-Review: Will you
please Inform through your columns
a number of your subscribers (Inci
dentally taxpayers as well) who paid
for the out fitting, baths, shaves, etc..
or u. M. urumueiu at i-omuuu. mmj ,
whether or not It Is customary to'0
render like service to all persons ao- m
cused of murder, upon their arrival
and before being brought to their
home Jail, 9
No county or :re funds have
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wood better than any round fire box made.
See that fire box; wood fits like it does in
i your range. ' Takes 24in.
wood.wnich means more
wood for the same money.
Proper combustion means
more heat from the same
wood a double saving.
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