FTTH
IF YOUWANT A 14-INCH SULKY PLOW For
25
OR A 12-16 DISK HARROW For
3B
SO
NATIONAL FARM
LOANS EXPLAINED
LEGION ATTENTION.
All Legion members are re-
uuosted to bo nt the armory at
7:30 Tuesday eve, Nov. 1. Tba
W omen's Auxiliary will be on-
tertalned following the bust-
nest meeting.
Secretary of Local Organiz
ation Tells of Plan Upon
Which Money is Loaned.
CCwHT on
OALUmET
Come and
machinery
let us show you how to buy your
at a saving. See us first. We can
save you money.
Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange
643 WINCHESTER ST.
SECURITY IS DEMANDED
(iovcrninent la Now ltecetvlug Great
Number of Krqueata (or Loans
Wliile Funds Are Limited
Kent Security Taken.
"As long as there are people there
will be Indebtedness, and while this
Indebtedness la of every description I 0f the amount applied for
nnn
INDULGING THE TASTE
Having had success, gome men are
apt to Increase their personal ex
penses by Indulging their tastes. But
this Is not wise. Look ahead and
you will see how much more import
ant it la to have a reserve fund.
Open an account with the Roseburg
National Bank.
M Interest Paid on Savings Accounts
TheRosebur National Bank
Roseburg, Ore.
Investigate Killing I
Of Elk Herds i
PORT ANT.Rl.KS, Wash., Nov. 1.
II'. P.) J. W. Kinney, state sup
ervisor of game and game fish Is ex-
f-cted to reach here this week with
literal (lame Warden Steele, of
J jrtlind. Ore., to look into the cir
tiniitances surrounding the slaught
er of a considerable number of elk
Is the Olympo and adjacent forests,
j Carcasses of elk have been found
' several points on the peninsula,
lie only portion made use of was
li e teeth. They had been removed,
("tensibljr for ornaments, local ward
ens declared.
4 Federal Warden Steele Is said to
live planned an extensive survey of
Ik herds on the Peninsula, particu
1 rly In the Hon country. It is be
li'ved that the wanton slaughter of
t:e protected animals has preclpltat-
1 an Investigation which was sched-
lei to have awaited the coming of
ring.
KKI,UKJ MARKS PLF.A
j Foil THK PAPER MAKF.R
i CHICAOO, 111., Nov. 1 (United
Tress.) "American publishers will
'ilfer In the long run from the pres
et condition In the paper Import
'nation, for American mills can not
ke paper to meet present Europ
ean prices, and Europe cannot supply
PAULA aYRES AS ALAN-A-DAItE
With Ralph Dunbar's Metropolitan
Production, "Robin Hood," complete
New York Park Theater cast and
snnerh orchestra. At the Antlers
theater for one night on Friday,
November 4.
One Scaffold
Only is Needed
SALEM, Nov. 1. John L. Rathle
and Elvle D. Klrby, alias James
Owen, will swing to their death on
December 2 next from the same scaf
fold which a year ago November D,
claimed the life of Nell Hart, their
'ompauion In the ill-fated tail break
if July, 1919, which resulted In the
laying of Sheriff Til Taylor of Unit
ilia county, the crime for which the
Ives of nil three men have been de
clared forfeit ,.nd on one of which
he forfeit has been claimed.
Unless present plans are changed
he one scaffold will serve for the
wo hangings, according to Warden
'.. E. Cotupton. who denies that there
s any occasion for a second scaffold
Having exhausted their every leg
al resource In their fight for life and
with Governor Olcott committed to a
iKtllcy of non-interference in their be
half, the two doomed men have he
roine entirely reconciled to their fate
according to officials and guards at
the prison.
Rathle and Owen are confined li
the same cells In which they havi
been held ever since their arrival a
the penitentiary a year ago. Each
man occupies a separate cell, and
guard Is unstantly on duty since the
attempt of Abe Evans also sentenc
ed to hang on December 2 to tak
els own life two weeks ago. Thes
cells are In one of the main wings o
thi building and are in no sense Iso-l
lated except that they are located at
the end of the wing which Is natural
ly less froquentel than the front of
the wing.
Neither Rati!; or Owen are or
ever have been in solitary confine
ment in the term In which "soli
tary" Is used In prison parlance.
They spend the day In reading and
smoking and In conversation back
and forth between the cells, four of
which hold men sentenced to die
the other two being Ceorge Howard
from Malheur county and Abe Evans
from Wasco county. Every day for
30 minutes they are released from
the confinement of tho cell and per
mitted to stretch their limbs in a
walk up and down the corridor under
close guard while their cells are
cleaned out. Th: 2 Is their only exercise.
Being reconciled to their fate they
1n not discuss it but appear to be
content to let the future take care of
Itself.
Many Cures of Goitre
in Detroit
One
Party writes: "Will yen pleniie
r
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rn KiV. tl.m.i ... ....... .1.. ..
''"hied with ('...lire, ah niv riaiiKh-
" naa l.een cured of hem and
n.,I"I". to wl"lnl 1 have recom
"MM It to ;,nU have UK. ft It have
CTiT"1 - I will trv to let
"I i l can';W ab'" " and help thcm
,,"",h:' v retrolt, Mich., ' lady
"ave recommended vour
inn . '" rat mnnv friends
o K. ;i"''r" " f"r I believe It
v the lum remedy of Its kind."
AM sne.th..r write,: "Your fam-
"Intn","t ha Proved
A,- four oniKKlst.
Famous Ooltre
t. .T?-' '.. rainless and does not
"ttf7,i . ' over Ju years
--. uenina 11.
CASETRACTORS
lushing Machines
L8e ffov?n Wire Fence
fens & Chenoweth
Movie Closeups
America's permanent needs."
This was the way In which the Im
portatlon of foreign paper was dis
cussed by R. S. Kellogg, secretary of
the News Print Service Ilureau, com
posed of Canadian and American
manufacturers, at the convention of
he Salesmen's Association or me
-inner Industry, today.
"It costs less to ship a ton of news
nrlnt naner from Scandinavia to New
York ( Uy than to snip a ion ui wb
came naner from Niagara Kails to
Vow York City." Kellogg sam
'America's naner industry, tneretore
fnoea serious eomoetltlon from for
eign lands not alone because of the
fact that foreign paper Is mane ny
rhean labor, under depreciated ex
change conditions, but because of the
cost of shipments as well. America.
Ihough It has the best, fastest ana
most modern paper mills in tne
world, cannot successfully compete
with the prices of European paper
made and shipped under these con
ditions The normal result would be
wide swlnss in prices, which are al
ways disadvantageous to producer
and purchaser alike. In any commod
ity where price extremes are found.
! U hotter" continued KellnKg
"for the American user of newsprint
in hive n dnnenriahle source of smv-
ply at home, at a price which affords
a reasonable profit to the manufac
turer and1 thus encourage greai'er
production, than to have a temporary
snpply from abroad, at prices fixed
nw ruinous nn fnlr competition, which
will vanish when world conditions
again approach normal."
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FICTION Library. Magazine sub
scriptions. Masonic Temple.
Q--
Edwlm Weaver, county commis
sioner, and F. S. Johnson, are among
thoM from Myrtle Creek In the city
on basloesa today.
There Is a world of humor In "His
rajama Girl," starring Blllle Rhodes
M..h i. .hnwliia at the Liberty thea
tre. This Pricefllm in Its opening
scenes looks as though a dark and
nvii nlot la helne hatched. And as It
speedily unwinds itself Is developes
several merry cnucaies unui n "
-I..,,.. nrnHnce a rolt of laughter.
A strong cast has been supplied In
...nnnrt of Miss Rhodes. It Includes
11-rrv Kattenberg. Harry Edwards,
and George French. Eddie Harry, a
number of Pajama Girls, and others.
In Its early stagei the story has to
do with a couple or plotters who are
endeavoring to overthrow a certain
i i.ilo Tnev are blng finan
cially aided by Dolly Dodd's dad.
When the secret service operative ap
pears on the Job he is ousuy
pled in trailing the thieves anr culti
vating the acquaintance of Dolly.
This doublo task Is made still more
dirticult upon one of the plotters for
his daughter's hand.
However, things are almost nicely
arranged when Dolly disappears clad
merely in he pajamas. The search
and complication that ensue give the
picture an unusual turn.
As fine a blending of pathos and
comedy aa has marked any screen
play appearing In many months is to
be seen In "Bunty Pulls tbe Strings"
Reginard Barker production, re
leased byGoldwyn, which Is showing
at the Antlers theatre tonignt.
Based on an excellent plot the
itory that la told "catches on" at the
very beginning, and. holds ones at
tention without a break to the iinl
ft tells of a Scotch girl and her love
lffalr with "Weelum, which Bhe
was ready to sacrifice for the sake
f her stern old father, and her err
ing brothers, but which "turn out all
-ight In the end." because but to
tell the story would spoil the picture
'or those who have the pleasure of
teeing It still before them.
The character drawing In "Bunty
ulls the Strings" la wonderfully
lone. The photography and setting
f the play also make a deep impres-
lon. The Goldwyn firm erected
Scotch vllllage In California especial
v for the taking of the picture,
No one player is starred In the
lcture, but all of those who taltc
art have established enviable rec
rds. and are well known. Leatrlce
oy. one of the most attractive girl
In pictures, plays "Bunty," and Rus-
lell Simpson, who made sucn a ni
'n "Godless Men," plays "Tam," the
rather.
"One Wild Week," in which Behe
Daniels will be seen at the Majesti
-heatre tonight, is the story is an
orphaned heiress who has lived
cheerless life with an ovcrbearin
lunt until her eighteenth birthday
when she makes a break and goes to
the cltv to visit an old friend of her
dead mother.. At least she starts for
he cltv home of Mrs. Brewster, liu
through a plnuslble combination of
Mrcumstances, she really arrives at
quite another place.
There I J a likeable young man
Played by Frank Klngsley. He meets
the airl early in the story ana oe
comes her champion from that mo
ment. It Is typical, however, that
when he goes to Ihe reformatory
yes, that's where she landed to as
sure her that he will get her released
she borrows his car and, with three
other girls makes her own escape
rlaht then. She has more adven
tures. however, before che flnally
rilsitnsea of Aunt Emma's claim
her fortune, and secures It to herself
and her prospective husband.
the one that appears to be the most
vital at this time Is In the form of a
financial Indebtedness, rather than
a social one. Many people are seek
ing to gather all their small obliga-
lions under one head and In that way
confine their efforts In one aim and
thus eventually clear up their debts
aa far as money matters are con
cerned. To do this they reallte that
they must be able to give satisfactory
security for the money which tboy
owe, and In the majority of cases.
especially among the farming popu-
carry on any work of this nature
and all those who wish to enjoy the
advantage of a reasonable loan are
also expected to pay their portion of
the maintainaiice fees. The feea In
connection with these loans consist
of an evidence of good faltb fee,
amounting to $5 for all sums up to
JjuOO. and $10 for $.".000 and all
sums over that amount, and also a
small fee for the examination of title.
These two fees are payable to the
Federal Land Bank through which
the loan la obtained. The feea of the
local association, which la known as
the Roseburg National Farm Loan
Association, amount to one percent
this fee
I 4
must cover all local expense In con
nectlon therewith and the association
has no authority to collect anything.
in excess thereof. In no case how
ever, can any local loan association
guarantee that the amount or mon
ey applied for will be forthcoming.
The applicant Is supposed to bear In
mind the actual valuation of the
property upon which he desires a
loan and not seek to obtain an ex-
horbltant amount In accordance with
tbe security he has to offe
There are about seventy local
rely of real estate," says Mlas Syl-
la Brown, Secretary of the Rose
burg National Farm Loan assorla-
on.
The Federal Farm Loan system
as created for the special purpose
nf nsaiHtlnir the farmers of tbe Unit
ed Btates to more conveniently carry I """'i"1
PKorniwiowAii CAitrm
OH. I. A. W KI.I.S. lteatlat. 17 Parkin
HMR-, Fhonaaia.
DID PAW DISTURB
YOUR SLEEP?
TI.E p!n n1 torture of fheu.
matism can be qua. lily relieved
by an application of bloans
Liniment. It brings warmth, ease aad
comfort and IcU you alp soundly.
Always have a bottle handy and
apply when you feel the first twinge.
it ptnetratri without rubbtnf.
It's splendid to take tbe pain out ol
tired, aching muscles. "
.trains, st.9 joints. d lame back..
For forty years iuu
your neighbor. ,,.,.
fit ail aruggwt "- " "
Liniment
arcs
CUrn'A 4
on. KlliKMi A. sl'K.H, Chiropractic
Physician. Booms J2S-M7, Parklna
BullMnsr.
Mils. y. H. owr nit riowara. Phone
40. 109 Ho. Jackson St.
tin. pi.vi.kb Chiropractic
Physician. i:z w. nine bi.
liii'ia a tiYi.l.ARD. Dentist.
' let stnt. and Bavlnga Bank Bida-
Pon 1ST.
P-VWWm
The Roseburg
CAFETERIA
AND
RESTAURANT
has Just started on their fifth
year of successful business.
Fine Cafeteria dinners from 11
a. m. to 7: JO p. m. Good short J
order aervlce at all times. Very 5
reasonable prices. New, sanl- "J
lary Vltrollte table tops Just K
ar, aii'j
latlon. this security must consist rn-1 associations doing business In the
stale or Oregon, those in Douglas
county, outside of Roseburg being
located at Myrrtle Creek. Oakland
and Drain, and specific Information
concerning any particular loan can
be obtained by calling on the sec
retary-treasurer of any of these as-
thelr Indebtedness and at the same
time give them an opportunity to lm
prove their farms more rapidly.
Loans of this class are made only to
farmers who reside upon and culti
vate their own land either personally
or through hired help, thus giving
tbe aotual producer the advantage
over the land holder who rents out
his property to tenants.
Federal farm loans are based on
fifty percent of the actual valuation
of the land and twenty percent of the
valuation of the permanent Improve
ments, and are made for the pur
pose of purchasing land, paying off
indebtedness existing on and or Im-
nrovements, purchasing stock or Im
plements to thus build ud the earn
Ing powers of the land, and for the
purpose of adding bul.JIngs and olh
er permanent Improvements to the
property.
"Lonns of this class now run for
period of thirty-three years and
draw Interest at the rate of ( per
cent per annivm, payable seml-an
nually. These loans, however, can
be paid off at the end of the fifth
ear or at any Interest paying date
thereafter If the borrower bo desires,
or small payments may be made, on
my Interest paying date, over and
ihove the regular payment of prlncl
pie and Interest then due,
In sneaking of the class of land
upon which loans can be made the
Roseburg National Farm Loan asso
ciation recently received a letter from
the Federal Land Bank of Spokane,
which reads in part as follows: 'We
ire expected to loan only upon com
plete farm units, and a farm unit,
under our meaning of the term, la a
tract of land with suitable buildings
thereon, of an acreage sufficient,
when put to the uses to which It Is
best adapted and under the care of
an ordinarily Intelligent farmer, to
produce a revenue sufficient to main
tain the borrower and his family and
In addition to meet the amortlxa
tlon Installments upon the loan
sounht as they mature.'
"Many people seem to have gained
Ihe Impression that there Is no ex
pense attached to the securing of
loana of this class and are greatly
disappointed when they learn that
there are small fees In connection
therewith. There Is, however, a cer
tain amount of labor necessary to
'The same precaution Is necessary
In making application for a loan of
this class as for any other loan, vtx;
apply for the least amount possible
to cover Immediate needs. Since the
federal Land Banks opened for busi
ness on January 1st, 1921, the
tmount of money available for loans
hna been limited and thousands are
making kiopl'lcat'ton Ifor the small
amount they have on hand. It Is
therefore necessary that they take
only the most safe and sound risks
which are presented to them and
wood out those where an exhorbit
ant amount Is asked In accordance
with the security offered. The solu
tion of this problem would be, seek
only to borrow that which Is actual
ly needed."
HAS SEVEN ri'l'II.8.
Clerk Alice Blgclow of the Or
chard Vulley school, writes that an
Item recently appearing In the Can
yonvllle newa reports to tho effect
TF you want every
1 bake-day to be a
success if you want
nosirive results at an
economical cost use l
and depend on
CALUMET t
BAKING POWDER I
Bakings are always ,'7
uniform In the nulions f
a4 liAm.fi .i.Vi ar. i f la
VI I1UU1 V 111. IV At
used. Everything served
is just right tender,
light, perfectly raised and
thoroughly wholesome.
Failures are unknown.
Guard the purity of
your bakings use Calu
met It's pure in the can
pure in the baking.
Contains only such in
gredients a9 have been
officially approved by the
United States Pure Food
Authorities.
Order Calumet today
It rlll pay
A Bound can of Ctnm contains full
lOoa. Some baking powders come In
13 ol cane Inetead ol 8 o. one. He
sure yon aet e pound when you want it.
school has only 0110 pupil. Is an .er
ror ,as Ihe school has seven pupils
and prospects of a greater Increase
that the Orchard Valley or Oazloy soon.
Installed. Music by
Mrs. Hlrsch every Tuesday
tk.,... nd Saturday even
ings from ( 10 7 o'clock. See d
Mr. Hlrsch for Tlolin Instruc- A
tlon. A
The most pop"'' eating place TA
In Douglas County. There'a a j
reason. Tours for good eala, 2
W. R. WARNER
PILOPIUETO
Common
Sense
by
DR. NERBAS
DENTIST
All that any one needs In order
to take good care of their
teeth Is an application of old
common sense and twice a
year trip to the dentist. You
need not vainly long for a
good, sound set of teeth. You
can become possessed of them.
At my office there II
No Ul'FHM WORK
bat
nKLIAIULITT
KFFICIKNCT
EXTKNH1VK KXPEHIK.NCR
by
A LKiiH PAIN
IiKNTIHT
H. R. NERBAS, D.D.S.
MAMORIO BiraxtUO.
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WE CAN
PROVE IT
With a Dozen NEW EDISONS
We did prove It, absolutely and
conclusively, with a single Now
Kdlaon. You know wo did, from
the results of the test made last
week at the Presbyterian church,
when Helen Clark and Joseph Phil-'
llpa compared their singing with Its
BK-CltKATION by the New Kdlaon.
Wo can prove It again, wllh any
other Official Laboratory Model In
our atore.
Last week'e marvelous exhibition
was not Ihe achievement of a special
New Kdlaon. It was simply a regu
lar performance fur any Official Lab
oratory Model.
ZNEW EDISON
The Phonograph W illi Soul.
Buy one of these Official Laboratory
Minima on our easy payment Budget
Plan. Then you have the one phono
graph that sustains the one vital
phonograph test. Then you have
inuaic so perfectly It K-CIt K ATKI
that you feel that you arc listening
to living artists.
We guarantee Hint any Official
Ijibomlory Model, which you select
from our stock, will do everything
which was done by the Instrument
used In last week's teat.
W. E. OTT
IWKXKIU'HCt. OHKCIOSL