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TRESPASS RUT2C1W
ID persons are Hereof warned not
slut or otherwise trespass on my
ntha it Happy Valley and at
tM. .Any person violating this
will be prosecuted to tbe full
ttat of the law.
a. a miller.
WILL HOLD BAZAAR.
Th( lsdles of tbe St. Joseph's
Much will hold their annual bazaar
u4 food sale on December 3.
ifrou, quilts and fancy articles ap
gwrltw for Xmas giving.
TRANSFER OOMPAXT MOTES.
The Denn Transfer and Storage
Co. hare moved 3 doors north to
their new office. 221 No. Halo St.
I'nQFUBBIOff All OAKTHI
DR. U A. Dearie. 117 Pwklni
wag, rnopa iif-
DR. KlGE.Mt a. iptBiia, Chiropractic
Physician. Room J25-357, Perkins
wuwmnff.
Mils. D. uWKH-eut Flowers. Phone
240, 109 So. Jackson 8t, . .
DiC M. if. I'LYLKll Chlropreotlo
Physician. 123 W. Une fit.
DR. LOUIS A. DILLARD, Deatlat. Rn
6. let State and Savlnga Bank Bld.
Phone 197. J-
Announcing"
A NEW MODEL '
The Oakland Six
SPORT MODEL
Todays Oakland Six Sport with a snap
and beauty of design and a quality of
finish and fittings, such as have never
before been offered in any other car at
anywhere near the price. A beauty from
every angle. "WE HAVE IT"
J- F. BARKER & CO., Roseburg
WE SELL j
Edison
MAZDA LAMPS
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ENtlLUiH VISITORS
Oh, how I Wanted In tnni (Ma
man and girl who sat In the seat In
front of ma. J had so many ques
tions 1 wanted to ask of tbem, bat I
was too shy then to speak to them
and they were too much engrossed
in each other to notice me.
During tbe dav T lanrnoH that Tmii
as the little bride called him. was
hODlnir In ret a. nnaltlnti aa -
ty writer at some of the studios until
ostouia sell some scenarios which
ib uau written. eil expected to get
1 Dart In a UlotlirA With a' lUrtutt,.-
Wtth Whom Bht. Tia.T intiiA allirht ac
quaintance.
"I am an'irlnri I fcava. - ntAA I
rob," said Nell. "In nlcturee. I am
told. One n a nvan mm-a nlnkAB
than on the t t& vl'
f those little kitchenette apart
ments, i can get our breakfasts ev
ery mornlna anri ntii iHnnaM t t
have time."
"Oh. Nell, deai-eat T Hnn't .nn,.
that any man had as sweet a wife
s you.
I Stirred nnnaaflv In mv imI T
Wished he WAllMn't tallr that -A
her. It made me almost wish I hadn't
come. Eddie Monttorth had often
said to me that I was the sweetest
girl In all the world and I remember
ed the little soft glow that always
warmed my heart as I heard him.
WOUld T AVAr hAl It a train Tk..
a little Imp at my ear wtapered: "Of
raurse you win near it again. Don't
get chicken-hearted now. You came
away because you didn't want to
heln Aunt Virginia inH th. 1-
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get Intermlnahln riinnim ta t.Mi.
fasts lor grandfather. You are go
ing to ne a great moving picture act
ress. Keep that In mind and let
nOthlnft dntpr Vnn tr-rm vattln
there."
I was SO Interested In Ihi
of conversation T hAnni that r AA'i
realize I was doing a mean and un-
uaruauaea tnmg. i nad even forgot
ten that T 111 hlincranr anrf that It
was dinner time until Mrs. Watklns
came through the car again.
"What have you been doing with
yourself Miss Winston? This Is the
second day out and you haven't been
in to eee. the baby and me once. I
really should be angry with you. but
instead I am going to ask you to
come and sit at my table aid talk to
me. ram horribly bored with only
the nurse for a companion. And be
side, I want to show you a real, live
lord."
'What An- vnn ihabh Mnl 1 1
lord'" I asked stunldlv!
'WhV. thera IB m tltla
man on the train who Is making a
leisure tour of the continent. They
say he is going to Coronado to spend
the WintAf and thnt ha haa a h.l
doren polo ponies with him. He haa
jui guue mio tne oiner. no Tiurry!
Perhaps . he will like your looks.
Theodore Stratton. did. and you cer
tainty iook oetter in these new
clothes than In your old ones."
I confess I had a great curiosity
to see a real live lord. 1 bad read
so uucb about them. In the old fash
ioned novels which were tbe only
books of light literature that grand
father still kept In his library, that I
imagined a lord would be nothing
else than a Sir Qalahad, who went
about rescuing beautiful damsels
and doing other acta of nobility and
courage. .
To my surprise. I found that Lord
Ileacham, as I later learned his name
was a tall, lean, blond man of ordin
ary appearanse but with kindly eyes
and grave mouth. He looked like
any other well-bred man except that
there was something about him that
made me wonder if his compartment
bad a bath attached. In contrast to
nil the others In the diner he had
the look of a man who had Just
stepped out or his tuo.
To my unsophisticated eyes he
was no different from an untitled
American until wishing to emphasize
something, he raised a monocle to
his left eye.
I learned that there was quite a
party of Englishmen on the .train
and as Mrs, Watklns piloted me to a
table for two opposite them, I heard
them discussing polo and golf and
other English sports.
"Oh, I hope I can see a polo
game." I said to Mrs. Watklns. "Do
yon think there will be one in Los
Angeles this winter? If there Is one
thing I can do well It Is ride. Grand
father thought It was a very lady
like accomplishment but he insisted
upon me using a side saddle and an
ugly old long skirt. He never dream
ed that when Eddie Montforth and I
rode cross-country I divested myself
of the skirt and leaving it and our
saddles where we could find theni,
we raced each other for miles. I
brought my knickers with me. Mrs.
Watklns. but I left that lone skirt at
home.
"I did not dare tell Aunt Virginia
and she will be very much shocked
when she finds it. for she will know
that I could not stay anywhere very
long without getting on a horse."
Mrs. Watklns seemed disappointed
that none of the English partv took
any interest In me, until one of them.
noticing my suppressed curlosttv in
their conversation a curioiislty that
I could not hide said: "Bearham.
look at that girl over there. I'll bet
she can ride."
The color rose to his face and he
said, "Beg pardon." at which I bow
ed.
"There I knew It! I knew those
people would notice you. My dear,
you have something a kind of com
pelling personality which draws at
tention. It will either make your
success in life, or be your undoing."
"I hope It will make my success,
Mrs. Watklns. for, as I have told you,
J hope to be a great moving picture
actress."
"Did you Ihear that, Boacham?
That little girl Is a moving picture
actress, by Jove!"
Tomorrow Lns Angeles.
Brazil Tries To
Corner Coffee
By MILES W. VAUGHN,
(United Press Staff Correspondent.)
RIO DE JANEIRO. (By Mall.)
It Is benerally believed that the next
three months will witness the success
or failure of the coffee valorization
plan recently Instituted by the Bra
zilian government.
Opinion on the outcome or the gi
gantic scheme which is nothing leas
than concerning the visible coffee
supply of the. world varies. Count
Alexandre Slcillano, chief or the val
orization, committee. Is confident
that within a few weeks the Brazil
ian government will be In a position
to absolutely control the price of cof
fee In New York.
Opponents of the plan advocate
these arguments: Coffee Is sold In
Santos and Rio de Janeiro for paper
milrels, and the big New York houses
are In a position to hammer down
Brazilian exchange so that the seu-
ng price of coffee In gold or U. 8.
dollars will not vary, no matter
what the price in milrels.
The aovernment runs tne great
anger of stimulating coffee produc
tion 1n other countries notably Por
to Rico. Mexico, Colomwa ana vene
nata nermanently losing for ra-
zll the position of the foremost coffee
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People Notice It. Drive Them
Off with Dr. Edwards
Olive Tablets
A pimply face will not embarrass you
much longer if you get a package of
Ur Ed wards' dive Tablets. The skin
should begin to dear after you have
taken the Ubk-ts a few nights.
Cleanse the blood, bowel-and liver
with Dr. Edwards' Olive Tab lctthe
successful substitute for calomel; there s
no sickne-s or pain after taking them.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets do that
which calomel docs, and just 'Ac
tively, but their action is gentle snd
safe instead of severe and imWtinj.
No one who takes Olive Tablets is
ever cursed with a "dark brown taste,
a bad breath, a dull listless, "no good
feeling, constipation, torpid liver, baa
Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable
compound mixed witfi ohve oil; you
will know them by their olive color.
Dr. Edwards spent years arnorigpa
tienU afflicted with fcvrrsnd bowel
compUmu and OUve Tsbteti iirti As
eflective result. Tskeoneor
twWitlyfor .w-k JZXX?
better you feel and VrM. LxandJoc
bring quick relief and onan ward or?
deadly dlseais. Known as tha national
rtmady of Holland for mora than 200
years. All druggists, In thraa aisaa,
Lmmk far Ik am Cold Madal mm awT
ad Mcapt ao IniUtloA
country of the world.
Outlining the position of the gov
ernment In a speech at Santos, Presi
dent Epltaclo Pessoa said:
"The valorization of coffee Is not a
problem for the sta:e of Soa Paulo
(the great coffee raising state)
alone, but for the nation, because
coffee constitutes our greatest source
of national Income."
The President reralls the silk val
orization scheme of Japan, and other
similar plans, declaring that no mat
ter what the success or failure of
these hsve been. Drazll Is bound to
win out In her present plan, because:
"We produce 75 per cent of the
world's coffee, and when a nation
thus dominates the market for a ne
cesslty like coffee, she can be certain
of dominating the price."
The president said the coffee crop
for the season 1921-1922 is estl
mated at 15,000.000 bags, and that
a shortage is bound to result since
consumption for the year 1919-20
was 18.499.000 bans, and that con
sumption during the current year
shows a tendency to exceed even mat
figure. Prohibition haa caused a
great Increase In coffee consump
tion In the United States, the presi
dent declared.
HO! Kill CiUAI'ES.
Wine on the bunch. From the
Overland Orchards. Flaming Tokay.
! Malaga and Black Prince by the
pound or crate. ..
LEUR Y'8 APPLE nnOKF.HAGK.
ELITE BKAITY PAKIXJIIS.
Experienced beauty culture. Hair
tinting s specialty. Phone 212-J.
Roseburg National Bank building.
CLARICE DONOHUE.
Colonel Yell of Ysllvills.
Vellvllle was named In honor of a
gallant soldier. Colonel Archibald Yell
who went to his God like a man on
Hie tli-lil of KMMia Vista. Archibald
Yell was a man of parts, a geotleinan
who In tiaie of pence did his share In
politics and lu time or wur did his
share as a soldier. He resigned as
a member of congress to enlist as a
private at Ihe outbreak of the Slexl
can war. When the Arkansas troops
were organized at Washington, Hemp
stead county, he was elected colonel
of the regiment In which he had en
listed a a private. Albert Pike was
a captain under blra. At the battle
of Uuena Vista Yell's command stood
agAlnst a sweeping charge by a great
force of Mexican lancers. Archibald
Yell died there fighting hard to hand
Uh tbs Mexicans. Arkansas Gazette.
Buffalo Bill's Quick Wit
Col. William F. Cody, while travel
ing In Europe In 18!t with his Wild
West show, was on quite Intimate
terms with royalty. On Iluffalo Bill's
advent Into Berlin Emperor William
was entertaining three kings of small
er German powers. One feature of the
Wild West performance was the ex
hibition of an antiquated Deadwood
cna h, containing passengers who were
attacked by Indians and rescued by
cowboys. The kaiser asked that be
and his guests be allowed to tide In
this vehicle during a performance,
and of course the request was granted.
After the usual attack and rescue the
emperor remarked :
"Colonel Cody. 1 don't suppose this
Is the first time that you have held
four kings?"
"No, your majesty," replied, the
scout, "you are right, but It Is the first
occasion that I ever held four kings
and the royal joker at the same time."
liOIMiK DIXKOTOKY.
WOODMRn OK THK WORLD Camp
No. 126. moots In Odd Fellows' hall i
Roseburg every 1st and 3rd Ueoday
evenings. Visiting neighbors al
ways welcome.
H. CARRtCK, a C.
H. M. MILLER. Clark.
B. F. o KIDMAN. Siwrnnn.
frOYAI, ohdkii uc sioo.so noseburg
lxxlga No. 1U87 meets Ural ana
third Tuesday eventnKS of each
month at 8 o'clock In tne Mooaa halL
All visiting brothers ara Invltad to
attend.
C. W. CTjOAKB, Dlotator.
K O. PAHdKTlCR. bACretarr
U O. U. R, Hhtletarraa Udn Ho. R,
meeia in uoa euows Temple every
Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Vlalt
log bro'-hren are alwaya welcome.
A. RKDRARN. N. O.
A. J. tlEUDKS, Rec. Sao.
1. R. BAXLUT. Fin. Sea.
A. F. A A. M., Laurel t,o4se Ho. leU-
Rpffular communications 2nd and eta
. Wednesdays eaub month at Masonk
Temple, Koaaburg, Ore. Visitors Wei
oomo. W F. HARRIS. Secy.
TOHN E. HUNVAN. W.la
ItKIIKKAIiK KoseDurg Keneaak Lorigt
no. i. . u. u. t Meets in lk!d Fel
lows' Temple every week on Tuesday
evening. Visiting members In good
ataadlng are Invited to attend.
MA U l)K PICKENS. N. O.
KEI.i.U STEHHKNHON, Bee
ETMB'Ij. RAILEV. Pin. Beov
aiA(al.B. nosuiiurs Aerie lieeta In
Moose hall on Jacxeon nt. on 2nd and
4th Monday evenings or each month
at 8 o'clock. Vlelting brethren In
good standing alwaye xeloorae.
A. J. WUI.I-. W. P. P.
W. M . LA ME It B. W. P.
O. h &., Koatiirs caapte No. s-
Holds their reKular meeting on tne
1st and 3rd Thursdays id each month,
are respectfully Invited to attend.
MYRTLE RETMEK8. W.M.
t'ilKa JORNKON. SeOV.
KII.IIII(IIIS OK WDOIH HAFT Lille
Olrole .So. 4V, meets on lat and 3rd
Friday evening In Moose hall. Veil
ing neighbor Invltid to attend.
FU'JIUL HIUINQEK, U. N.
TILLIE L JOHNXON. Clerk.
U. I'. O. K.l.KS. KlIHtulS Loaae ftu. tM
Hollfl regular communications at
the Elks' Temple on each Thuredas
of ever. month. All members re
quested to attend regularly, and all
vlelting brothers are cordially In
vited to attend
ROY BFT.LOWfl, B. R.
H, L, VHIPP'.1 Hecv
I. U. O. p. Italon Enfiaianl He. S.
Meets la Odd Fellows' Temple
very Wednesday evening. Visiting
brethren always welcome.
uBO. RADARAIIGH, C. P.
V. T. JACKWIN, H. P.
OLIVER JOHNHO.V, R- &
JAMES EWART, F. 8. .
W. n. A. o. T. M. Ropenurg Review,
No. 11 hold regular meetings on aec
ond Thureday at 2 p. m. and fourth
Thursday et p m. Vlxltlng aiders
Invited to attend reviews. Maccabee
Hall, Pine and ram itreete.
lt lSE LCX'KE. Com
JKrfHIK- RAI'P.Col!
kii.H'ik ipK I'Vtiii Alpha Loda
No. 47, meet every Wednearlay even
ing In Ijoualae Atintract Unit, corner'
Jacknon A Wanhlnaton Bts. Visit
ors alwave welrnme.
WALTER CLOAKK!, C. C.
PHA8 .F HOPKINS, kt F.
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: S.B. Crouch
1 113 Sheridan Tt? I
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LET a motorist start to
talk about his tire trou
bles, and someone in the
group is sure to say : "Are
you sure your tubes are
right?"
Get a Revere Tube,
Watch its performance. It
will give you a new stand- .
ard forjudging tube quality.
S. F. CROUCH
REVERE
TIR.ES
Charge Baker Set
Fire to Building
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SPRINGFIELD. Oct. 11. Charg
ng that he willfully and Intentional-!
ly set tire to his store, in Springfield,
to collect $2750 Insurance, the Con-
netlcut Fire Insurance company to
day filed an answer to W. O. Baker's
suit against it for the amount of the
insurance. The suit promises to shed
light" on the cause of Springfield's
big fire on the n:ght or last Febru
ary 23, which caused property dam
ages exceeding $25,000.
Not only did the liaker store build
ing and stock burn at the time, but
the Palace pool hall and Gray Cash
stare adjoining his building were
bndly danaged. After the fire Baker
In a sword statement charged that
his loss was $10,943.70, the answer
claims. The Insurance corn2pany
asks that the amount of the Insur
ance which la In three policies, be
not granted. The policies are $2000
on the stock, $500 on the tolls and
$250 on the fixtures.
The policy was made on February
21 and the fire occured two days lat-
Ilaker recently filed suit for the
collection of the amount of the Insurance.
On April IE, Baker was committed
to the asylum by Judge C. P. Bar
nard's order and on April 2,1 be was
parolled. On May 11, Baker was
DODGE FOB 8 ALB.
Fine buy In 1918 Dodge tour-
Ing car, $700. ServkM Oarage.
paroled to frienda and In June Judge
Barnard signed an order setting
aside the first order and declaring
that Baker had regained his sanity.
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AROUND THI TOWN
.
Arundel, plans tunev thone.l$f-L
Goodyear Ttr Bervlea, Ford
Oarage.
Goodrich Tiro Seme. See OS. OL
A. Lookwood Motor Oa.
Painless) extraction of teetH Ml
room t, Masonic tempi. Dr. Merbaat,
SPIRFXLA CORSETS Made to
measure. Belle Case. Phone 891-L.
Goodyear Tire. Service. Ford
Garage. . .
Before you buy wall paper from
mall order houses or peddlers, call at
403 West Cass St. and got. prices.
Wall paper 20 cents per double roll,
trimmed ready for use.
Safe Willi for infants & invalids
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