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strength of HILLS BROS.'
"RED CAN" COFFEF
is sure to satisfy the taste of people
who enjoy a cup of good coffee.
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HI persons are Hereby warned not
,Wt or otherwise tres pass on my
e,.t lUWT Valley and at
5wi Any person violating this
Ntlce will be prosecuted to tno full
tofthe Uw.a q MILLER.
TKAt Hi lt WAXTKD.
Tin teachers are wanted to teach
t. Melrose school tor the ensuing
eM year. Slate expel ionce and
aBforder of the lwrard or directors.
GKO. A. CKANK. Clerk,
school Dist. No. 71. .Melrose, Oregon.
BIVEIt BOTTOM RANCH,
ton jr sore buys a river bot-
m ranch, stock, crop and equip
ment, near .Eugene, Oregon., run
oil, balance easy terms. L. 11.
Hiit'bs, 960 Willamette St., Eugene,
Ortfoo.
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SPIREI.LA COItSETS Made to
aaiure. Belle Cast, l'hone 331 L.
Hisses Cecilia and Aida Denn, of
Cimas Valley, left this morning for
M-dford where they will attend
ikal at St. .Mary's academy duriiiK
J coming winter. They are the
dufhlers of Mr. and Mrs. J. I'.
lm. pruuilueiit residents of the
Land and Water Ship.
The filipniotnmus is now rivaled by
an amphibious tanU that travels equal
ly well by land nnd water.- It Is a
tnuk only in the sense that It origi
nated in the fighting tanks of the war,
for It Is, ns a mutter of fact, a pas
senger vehicle. When nsltore, it trav
els on endless treud wheels, nnd looks
like a inotorbus; .when nllont, It Is
propelled nnd nets like a launch... It
Is the invention of a Frenchman, nnd
was recently tested, carrying six pas
sengers. In Marseilles, the great Medl
torrniienn port. The French got
around the difficulty of giving It an
appropriate appellation by calling it
a land unci wuter ship. Popular Mechanics.
Japanese Judicial Regalia.
.Speaking of robes, that .om by
(lie llrst Judge of the Jnpnuce. Su
preme court Is a work of art and as
heavy with embroidery ns the vest
ments of the padres of the little San
German church In l'orto Kino. The
color is black nnd tlte texture fine.
Around the neck Is a collar, woven
Into the gown Itself ami not worn srp.
iimtfly, ns Is the collar of the chief
Justice of England. The color of the
embroidery of this collar Is royal pur
ple, nnd Is called the "crest of the
seven flower of poiilownln." The
cap, something after the order of the
very smart sport hats worn by t'r
American women. Is also black, with
n design of "clustered clouds" around
thn ton in, I gMnr- - Vn.v y..ep T-tliono
Mixing Bowls
A Kitchen Necessity
YELLOW
with white band
7 inch $ .35
8 inch 50
9 inch 65
10 inch 80
11 inch 1.00
WHITE
with blue band
7 inch $ .50
8 inch 75
9 inch 1.00
10 inch 1.15
11 inch 1.35
GLASS MIXING BOWLS
In Sets of 5 bowls
$1.50 per Set
CHURCl ILL HARDWARE CO.
SILK PARASOLsl
OF EXQUISITE BEAUTY
OF DURABLE FABRICS
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY
and REASONABLY PRICED
ARE ON DISPLAY AT
I. ABRAHAM
LADY BLUEBEARD
ON TRIAL TODAY
Mrs. Southard Will Endeavor
to Prove That She Did not
Kill Five Husbands
MARRIED FIVE TIMES
IK-reiiiui Will Knd.Mivor to Prove
That Mrs. Soul 'mid Is Natural
Typhoid Carrier and Ild
.Not Murder Husbands,
By M. D. TRACY,
(I'nltt'd Press Start Correepundont.)
TWIN FALLS, Idaho, Sept. 12.-
(LnlWd l'ress). Mrs. Lydia South
ard started today to prove to the
world that alie is not the modern
successor of Bluebeard.
faho faced a court on a specific
cnarge of having poisoned Edwin F.
Meyers and attempting to collect his
lite insurance when Ire died. .
In addition, officers of Twin Falls
county alleged this mild-mannered
little woman of less than 30 years,
killed by the same method three
other husbands and a brother-in-law.
Six months ago she was known
only as a yulet Unto lady who Berved
salads In a Los Angeles cafeteria
louuy Bhe was the center of one of
the most remarkable of criminal
cases.
Mrs. Southard was arrested In
Honolulu after being traced from
Los Angeles. Iter husband, Paul
Vincent Southard, who is standing
strongly by her in the trial here
was a chief petty officer on board the
U. S. S. Monterey, stationed at
Honolulu. .
Mrs. Southard will be represented
in court by a large staff of attor
neys. Hor defense, it Is- understood,
s being financed jointly by her hus
band and her parents who reside on
a farm near here.
The county prosecutor will charge
that Mrs. Southard, urged on by a
desire for luxuries, conceived the
dea of doing away with her hus
bands as rapidly as she married
them. In the case of Meyers, the
prosecutor will attempt to show that
he secured arsenic by extracting it
from fly paper and placed this lu his
food, coffee and medicine.
Sh1? will be painted as a cruel
murderess, who killed while she
caressed.
Tm- exact plan of the defense has
not I con made public. Mrs. South
ard, while in custody at Honolulu.
xpressed In an exclusive statement
to the United Press a belief that she
was a natural typhoid carrier and
that each of her husbands died fro,.
ypholo fever, contracted from her.
Phynicians, on the other hand, were
said to have examined her and re
ported she was not a typhoid carrier.
I mn not worried." Mrs. Southard
l as maintained since her arrest.
'Why should I worry? My con-
.oience Is clear."
Mrs. Southard has had five hus
bands. Four of them, and one
brotler-ln-law, died under alleged
mysterious circumstances.
Here, according- to official J, is
Mrs. Southard's record of marriage
and death:
In 1912, as Lydia Truoblood, she.
nairled Robert C. Dooley at Kejtes-
llle, Missouri. He died at Twin
Fal's. October 1, 1915.
Kdward Dooley, Robert Dooley a
brother, died ir. Twin Falls In Aug-u-.t.
1915. Th" two Dooleys held a
iclnt Insurance policy In favor of
Lydia. .
In June. 1917. she married Win.
O. Mellaffie, restaurant owner of
Twin Falls. He died in Hardin,
Mont., October 22, 1918.
In 1919, she married Hnrlar C.
Lewis In Denver, Colo. He died July
6, 1919.
August 10, 19 20, she marKed Ed
win F. Meyers, a rancher of Twin
Falls. He died September 7, 19 20.
She married her fifth husband,
Paul Vincent Southard, chief petty
officer, I'. S. N., In Los Angeles In
1921. He Is standing by her during
the trial.
TIMKEN and HYATT roller bear
ings for cars and trucks at The
loseburg Oarage.
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SOME FISH LAl tJH-I.IXES.
America has plenty of fish, accord
ing to the fish stories heard nowa
tlmes. The vacation "l.nak Wal
tons" are as numerous this season as
ever. They are Just as good yarn
spinners as they claim to be fisher
men. Likewise, fish Jokes are al
most as plentiful ns the tales of
great catches. And. the newspapers
have caught a fine haul of fish jokes.
Some of the best fish fun is shown
"THE SILK STORE."
Reduction!
Hills ii- l- "ne 01 woolens from the) largest woolen
l'-rni f, . m new 'n a position to otter a range of 600
uuhin .v,. . " 10 ""0 for suit or overcoat. Fit and work-
Hit, j
ust rere
guaranteed
J. F. DILLARD
ROSEBURG CLEANERS
8errlc First
VICTIMS
RESCUED
Kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid
troubles are most dangerous be
cause of their insidious attacks.
Heed the first warning they give
that they need attention by taking
GOLD MEDAL
Tbs world's standard remedy for thM
disorder, will often ward off these due.
end etreniftfien tne ooay eirainai
9n
further attacks. Three sins, sll druggists.
, fc, m, CU MM Un
mmt
on the screen In "Topics of the Day
111ms. It Is a sure bait to lure
laughter. Can we "catch" you wit
foine scaly huiuot ? Well, these
laugh lines ought to book a few
smiles.
Ever Thusly.
Man starts at morn to catch the fl
That always gets away,
But he brings back the same old lie
To end his fishing day.
Houston Chronicle,
(iem'eiiien'a Agreement.
Father (meeting his son at a fish
ing ponai i wonuer wnat your
mother would say If sue knew you
were playing nookey to fish?"
Sonny "She'll never know, dad
if we don t give each other away.
New York Dnlly News.
FUli Kent Problem.
Jonah was much perturbed "You
can't even try to live in a whale
without being evicted lu three days,
Ira mourned. Paterson Press Uuar
lan.
Wilful Worm.
Marine "Look at all the fish I've
caught and you haven't got one
bite."
Gob "Aw, this worm I have ain't
even half trying; he s stalling for
raw decision." Our Navy Magazine.
Flfty-Fifty.
Wanted Gentleman who can fur
nish one-half dozen bottles of the
old bait to my tackle. Object,
fishing trip. "Topics of the Day"
Films.
True Enough.
Man What are you fishing for,
little boy?
Boy Sharks!
Man But there are no sharks In
that little pond.
Boy No nor nothing else so 1
might Just as well fish for sharks.
Boston Globe.
Man of Actions.
Able How did Izzy hurt his arm?
Jakle He Just returned from a
fishing tnp and dislocated It telling
fish stories. Yonkers Statesman.
(mmI Picker.
Parson and which of the par
ables do you like best, my child?
Johnny The one where some
body loafs and fishes. N. Y. Uulv.
Alumnus.
Worth Waiting For?
Percy Have you any wild fish?
Dealer We have none ready. But
If you'll wait. I'll provoke one.
Elmlra Advertiser.
"Topics of tho Day" Films.
AS
PICTtRK AHEAD, KODAK
YOU GO
then, If you want to make good re
sults certain, bring your films to the
professional kodak finishers.
CLARK'S PHOTO STUDIO
Roseburg National Bank Building.
WAR OFFICE FEARSOME PLACE
According to Captain Bairnsfather,
British Institution Is Designed to
Be an Annoyance. I
I have not been to the British war
office very often, writes dipt. Bruce
Bairnsfather in "From Mud to Mufti,"
but I have never lust the odd sensa
tion that it gives rise to. You enter
the building and fill lit a form. In
time a Boer war veteran tells you bois
terously to "follow the girl." The girl.
guide of sorts lu an engineer's durk
brown overall, sets off sullenly down a
cement pnssuge, with a group of as
sorted officers pursuing. She. I fancy,
revels In the Intricacies of those cata
combs.
Having apparently described a com
plete parallelogram In a forbidding
looking corridor, you suddenly come
upon a lift. It is always disappearing
upward when you arrive. It comes
down suddenly nnd disgorges an as
sorted crowd; headed by the girl
guide, you enter and are taken up. We
all repeat the corridcir-and-parallelo-gram
business. Nothing but the girl
guide can save you now.
Lost In the war otllcel How awful
that would be I I can lmnglno how
visitor who had lagged behind the
guide would stop, suddenly realizing
that he was lost ; how he would vainly
beat on those stnnc walls and scream
for help; how a typist would find his
skeleton weeks Inter In tin attitude
that evidently showed that he hnd suc
cumbed wlille endeavoring to gnaw his
way through n (h or.
I followed the cui'le nnd, after being
handed to seernl officials,, at last
came up with the official whose duty
It was to prevent. If possible, anyone
from seeing the officer who hud sum
moned me by Idler. Youth's Companion.
TREASURE TROVE IN LONDON
Chance Discovery Has Led Antlqusr.
ians to Believe They Are on
Eve of Rare Find.
A chance discovery of a piece of
blue enamel, curiously marked, by II.
S. tlordon, a London mining engineer,
bos turned a vacant plot, where gur
den truck wns grown, into a treasure
trove. Today diggers are busy dig
ging and sifting every bit of the
earth, believing that It Is on the erlge
of an old Itoinnn cemetery, used cen
turies sgo.
Digging Into one part of It the men
t.ny they can trine I-ondon's history
l.y strata to thou-:mds of years ago.
It Is estimated that London's level In
creased st the rale f one foot a cen
tury. Things api"iir to have been
thrown Into the (lace, which must
iiave been a queer pit, ns though It
hn'l been n place for refuses. Its rare
treasures nre ni'Mly broken bits of
Jeweliy, china. gl.i-are, etc. tine ex-piMti-ly
carved oniniueM of pure
gold, evidently part of a golden col
lar, was found, nnd Is eMiinnted to
have been made liween ) and f"0
B. C,
Some of the ni"t lnleretlng on.
Jecis nre broken pllx'S. whole series
ssceiidlng through nearly four feel of
soil. Illustrating the P'oe's evolution
(ram the Iajs of J'in Elisabeth.
BRAND
ONE
ONE ' QUALIiy
One Size Package
All our skill, facilities, and lifelong knowledge of the'
finest tobaccos are concentrated on this one cigarette
CAMEL.
Into this ONE BRAND, we put the utmost quality.
Nothing is toe ood for Camels. They are as good as it's
possible to make a cigarette.
Camel QUALITY is always maintained at the same high,
exclusive standard. You can always depend on the same
mellow-mild refreshing smoothness the taste and rich
flavor of choicest tobaccos and entire freedom from
cigaretty aftertaste.
And remember this! Camels come in one size package
only 20 cigarettes just the right size to make the greatest
saving in production and packing. This saving goes
straight into Camel Quality. That's one reason why you
can get Camel Quality at so moderate a price.
Here s another. We put no useless
frills on the Camel package. No "extra
wrappers!" Nothing just for show!
Such things do not improve the smoke
any more than premiums or coupons. And
their added cost must go onto the price
or come out of the quality.
One thing, and only, one, is responsible
for Camels great and growing popularity
that is CAMEL QUALITY.
H.J.REYNOLDSTOBACCOCOWInton.Slem,N.C
--. :-
FRED C. STERLING
f V Cl
5-r 4--4 !
Fred C. Sterling, lieutenant govr.
or of Illinois, who was indicted, to
gether with Governor Small, on
charges of fraud and embezzlement of
public funds when he was stats tress-
rer.
NUTICK.
Dr. It. P. and Pearl M. Bradford.
Chiropractic Physicians. Ten years
practice. Consultation f.ee. Suite
24. Perkins Bldg., Roseburg, Ore
1000.
We own nearly one billion feet of
Douglus fir, pine and cedar In Dong
as county. Oregon, that wo are of
fering very cheap for Immediate sale.
Interested see or address Gorman
-.merson, our sales manager, ni me
Uinpuua Hotel, Itosebuig, Oregon.
Ncenuh Oregon Lnnd Co.
VOTK'K Or SAI.n n I' OOVKHN.MENT
Tl.!lii:R. liimiiul Land Offl'o.
WnnOliiston. IV c. AurUHt 11. V'-'l.
lit Is litreby given llotl auljt l to
lie conditions and lltnltntlon qf Ui
uf June S, t'Jli Mat.. 211, biiu
he liti'tru. l!i,t,n of lli'i e i .-' in y or tin-
ntmlor of H. i.ninhrr l,., l : l . M I-
, (lie tlmt'er on inc ro H,wiri mini"
will ! "lt 't. 3. 1-'I. l l o.-lo.K
M.. nt r-uMO- aio Mon nl in i.iim--i
Clnlrn In li '1 offh-e at lt"-loiric. r--
li liir li i n n e v t niudi-r in ion i'-"
twin the sppisliod vriluc ai almwn hy
hlN nnllie. ante to t.n mt.i.t to the
,,r...il uf til.- fl .lory of lh In
terior. Th piir'-luie I'll, with an
:ilf)lll'inal antii of one-llflh of one. i.-r
-elit thereof. lielnK coin mli-fl'-IIH Hi-
oweft ron-t lie te.mll,-(l lit lime of
isle, money to t-e r.-tilrneil If wl.- I
not approved, ollierwl.e pnlenl w-lll
ipu- for the tlmlier wlilrh most lie re
noveil wllhin ten venrs. Jll,la wilt he
ra-elV"fl from citleem if IIm- I Tn If fl
llntei. a.p-fi tfttlnrip of ao -li r:l.,-i l
mo rorpolsltona oric'i -i Ik-it li'uh-r
iha !nw of th I ml' I Kliitf
r aiiv flfiiie. T-rrlt.irv -r I'in
trlrt iiiiTf-of only, rpon iippll' atlon of
l qim:i'i.'d piif l-a-e;-. tl.e lltiilo-r on
wiy P mil anli'llyl'lon w ill h- off. red
.epamtelV I'efore tielm lii' l'i'ti-'l In M
.ffer of a lnrser unit. T. i'l H . It. t
V s.-'. J. 11 1. fir 11 5 M ee.fir
M l-.'iilo.k 25 M, PV Nl!';. Or 'S
! pv.yi sr.i. nr n'n M. Ki.'i t-W'i
fir "0 M None of the llr to he aolil
for nea than II r. per M , and none of
(he cediir or hemlork tn be e"ld for
le.. Ihan It per M WM.t.tAV
HI'ItT, Commuulooar, OaaaraJ Utad
Off Ics.
Mr. and Mrs. S. K. llelliwoll of
Portland, spent Sunday in lioscliurg
visiting with the lli'lllwell brolheri
of this city. They are enrouto to
Crater Lake for a vacation, traveling
by automobile.
LOIMJK DIKKtTOIir.
noonsKii ok thk ivohi.ii ramp
Nu. 12b. meeta In cdi Fellowk hall Ir
Itoaeburg every lal and 3rd Monday
evenlnas. Vlaltlng netithbura si
ways welcome,
. H. CAItrtlCK, C. C.
U. M. Mli.i.KH. Clerk.
MOORE MUSIC
Kindetgartcn and all other
Dunning Classes
start this week
REGISTER NOW
PHONE 502'
Bell Sisters Uullding
O. P. O. ELKS. RoaeauraT I,o0a So. SS
Holds regular conimunh-at lolta at
ths Elks' Temple on earh Thuiauwy
of every month. All memhera re
quested to attend regularly. Had all
vialtlng brothers am cordially In
vited to attend.
nor nrct.ivwfl,
U. U WHll'I'I.K.
K. R
Hery
O. B. liof-eniir rftfi" "hi. h -
Holda their reKular meetins on ll'
lat and 3rd Thurailnya in eS'-h month.
re raapeetf I Sy Invited lo, attend
MYKTLK HKVMKItH W M
KltKh! Joli.'istlN. Heey.
I. O. U. Pblletarlnai IMP N". X,
meeta In Odd t'cilowa' Temple every
Friday evening at 7:30 otloi k. Vlalt
Ins; brof.bren are Always welcuiue.
A. RICDHAHN. ti. a.
A. J. OIODDKH, Hoc. Fee.
J. B RAII.KT. Kin. Wen.
MCltlllMUH!! K OOI HAKT I.llaC
Circle fio. 49, meeta on Sod and 4tti
Monday evening-. Viait;ng nelKhhori
Invited to attend.
PltlimL, HIHlNOFlt. O. N.
T1LI.II-; I. jcjHNshN. Clera.
1. K. A. , l.anrel l.oilae No. 1S
Itennlar communtt nltnna 2nd and 4tp
Wednesdays earn, month at Muaonli
Temple, Hoaebulg, Ore. Vlaltors wel
eonie. W F. nAnitlS. Pery.
JOHN K. Ut'N'YAN. WM
HKMKK IIS ltoi,:tiui Iti-tieBtlS IjO'lK
No. 41. t. . C I-'.. -M-eta In inld hul
lowe" Temple vaiy week on Tueaday
veninsr- Vlaltlnic nieuibeta tn sood
etandllia nre Invlli-d tn Btlend,
MYKTI.K Tltni llKN, N. CJ.
IlKI.I.B Ti:l'H I..NX IN, Met.
liTHftU MAILI-.V. t in. S..eT
icACf l..h ntiaeuui s Aerla 'lieeta tn
alnose hall on Jackaon bt. on nd and
4th Monday evcmiiri of ew-h month
t 8 o'cloek. Vlfllins brethren In
good Handing alwna welcome.
VICTOR MIl.'Kl.I.I, W. P. P.
A J. WIU.K. W. P.
Si. F. UfMII'MAN. Maciaiaiy.
IUIII. OHIIK.n He Mllfisr. Hoaehura
lxnl No. IV37 me.t flrai and
third Tueadiy evenlnna of ea h
month at t o'cloek In tun Mooea hall
All visiting brotbrra era Invited to
attend.
C. W niAKr: Dlriator.
' K O. I'AltttKTI.K. hecielaiy
1. II. O. t mtn RBrinipmriil Siw. S
Meeta In hid fellini' Tempi
very Wadneadiiy evinlng. Vlhlllng
brethren always wanome.
ClKf). KAKAHAInlt. O. F.
V. T J,i'l-.r"'f. II. 1 .
OI.IVKIl 1 1 1 1 1 S l."V. It
J AM KM KW.UtT, V, S.
8.
W. H. A, CI. T. M. Roset'urg Review.
No. II held renular mef tliie on aee
otid Thumday at 2 p. 111. and fourth
Thtimdey at I p ni Vl-ltin t alet-ra
Invited to attend rel-w.. al.tt'-ahaft
Hail, l ine :id C a-. mn-.H.
I.ot'iHK i.' ft -ic i-:, Com
J!4fIU RAIT. I'ol.
tfiltCillTS Or l'THIA Alps 1a).1s
No. 41, meeta every Wednesday even
ing In IfouKHa Ahatra, t Hall, corner
Jarkann Waahlnslon H'J. V.llt
ors alwsya wel-oitie.
WAL1K.lt ( lAKB. . C
CTIIAH '. HOI K rNa, M K.
K. at WUIUKHLY. K. K. .
ROYAL CLUB
RESTAURANT
Open Day and Night
MRS. W. R. BOWMAN
Proprietor
Cor. Cass & Sheridan Sts.
For Sale
High Class Nursery Stock
at r'ftRonatlt ..rices. Grt my
prltOH tM-foru 1uclii(5 your order.
TI! hoc that you t what you buy.
R. L. ELLIS
Elite
Beauty Parlor
Wo liuve movotl our
I'.cauty rarlor and
Jlenistitc hitiK 1'e
liai'tmt'iit to liirorcr
1 over liosebtiri?
Nalionnl Hank.
We are now open
for Imsines-J.
Your patronage is
solicited.
Warnock &Donahu3
Tail, a M.J