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ROSEBUBQ WEWS-RgVIEW, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1922.
rUI FOUR
I CAR LOAD
CAR LOAD
POTATOES
$1.50 PER HUNDRED IN SACK LOTS
Come in and see this shipment. Quality is excellent and
you cannot beat the price. Also, we have a shipment of
Onions at Low Level Prices
We are headquarters for everything you need in the way of
groceries.
EVERYBODY'S EXCHANGE
" " Jackson and Washington Sts.
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g A 1'IIOSE CALL IX THE XICIIT
What Happened
When Sheila Elliston Refused Love
By Idah McGlona Gibson
I I expect it wbi rather foolish but
you s I was so alone so long bo-
come, and was inform'-d that It came
from the pay station down on Mul
berry street.
As a last report I again tried rran
tore I'lill came back from the war! , j calk.d up ono
,A e o on mt. Inln mv Him thHti . . , ..ut.t
HUSH
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International News Service
"HKLFAST, Oct. 13. M.ss Flthne
Colo, of Donegal, leader of a bund
of Jrltih Amazons, iw been cap
tured. Shn is charged with having
held up trains at the point of a
revolver, burning newspapers und
Interfering with trufllr.
KUirt on loll lt04k
. Tho county clerk today started
preparation of the poll books for the
enuring general eleetion. The prepn-
ratlon of these books will keep novo
rai members "f the loree busy lor two
or three weeks, as the names of all
of the voter must be copied and sum
niaries must be made. In addition to
this, the clerical force will have other
lecilon duties to perform so that
th' clerk and hi assistants are plan
ning on a busy season.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
All persons are warned not to tres
pass In any manner on tho land of
the HootU ranch near Dole. J, H.
Ilooth.
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They Have
No Rivals
With our new rotary oven wo are able to produce
r.read, Cookies, Doughnuts, Cakes and Ties that are un.;
qualled in their perfection and delicacy of flavor.
Our Store is crowded with eager buyers early and late.
WE OREGON BAKERY
231 N. JACKSON.
AUGUST HECK, Prop.
PHONE 241, Just Sams At Before.
Maiy homes in Roseburg aro
being heated by this Oregon
mnde furnace, and every user is
a booster. lUirns coal or wood.
Takes 24-inch wood, which fits
oblpng fire box, covers the com
. jilcte grate, and will not hang up
in fire pot, which means cheap
er fuel and less trips to the
basement to attend furnace.
Will burn wood more economi
cally with less attention and
more satisfaction to user than
any round fire pot made. We
locate, install and guaranteo
those furnaces. I.et us look at
your house and pive vou nn esti
mate. We can install pipe fur
naces in houses where arrange
mont makes a pipeless one impractical.
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tilt
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J. II. SINNIGER
Sheet Metal Works
329 N. Jackson.
il4Hiinl Vlrv Hoi,
General Building Material
CEMENT SHINGLES BRICK
LATH PLASTER LIME
SEWER PIPE LUMHKK ROOFING
RE EN FORCING STEEL
L. W. METZGER
Contractor and Uuilder.
and Sheila came Into my lite that
' I bad grown Into the way of consult
ing Wake, and it did seem to r.i
i that at times he answered me and
straightened my troubles for me
from clear across that eternity of No
Man's Land where be laid down hi?
life.
Tonight H seemed to me that lie
was very near me. It seemed to me
that ho knew all about the whole
trouble and that he was able to look
upon It with a clearer Bight than 1.
"Iilako, dear, I know you would
not be as silly as Phil has been," I
whispered, as though he were close
healde. "Hut you do not think even
he would have some explanation of
his conduct? And when he does ex
plain, I shall only have to tell him
that It Is too lato, that probably
neitner ne nor i win ever see cneua j
again.
place after another where I nitgnt
possibly find hhu. only to be to'd
that 'Mr. Sop.-r isn't here, ma am.
Do you want to haw; any message.
I looked at the clock. It was near
ly 12. I called myself a silly fooi
and dete-mlncd to go back to bed.
But when I got to my room it seem
ed to me that if I undressed and
got Into bed I should have an attn'k
of hysteria. Something k.-pt saying
to me, "You must be ready, you
must be ready.''
I hadn't tak n off the gown that
I had worn durlne the afternoon in
the city, and now I bathed my face,
brushed my hair and freshened my
self up generally. For what, I did
not know.
After I had finished I sat down
beside the window.
All at once the light in my room
I was almost convinced of this, be- seemed glnrinttlv bright and it burn
cause I knew Sheila. 1 knew her de- ed my eyes. This had never happened
termination almost stubborness ol ! to me before, hut I excused, it on ac
character, and I was was sure that
If s ic made up hei mind thai l'h;i
really loved Susanne, Jones she
would make it very easy for him to
marry her even if she had to dis
appear. The evening seemed Interminable
as 1 waited to hear from Tony. At
last the telephone rang and 1 rushed
to the receiver. It was not Ttony's
voice, but a voice hoarsened and
thickened, either by sickness or
drugs.
I want to tulk with Mrs. rbllltp
Spencer."
She lsn t here Just now. ho is
it speaking?" '
"I don't understand, I want to see
Mrs. i'lillllp Hpenser."
"She is not. hear Just now," I re
iterated, and asked, "Who Is speak
ing?" Instead of answering my question
the voice said. "1'lease tell Sheila
to come Immediately."
"Hut she Is not here."
"Oh (iod! Oh, God-" was the ex
clamation, evidently not meant for
me. 'When will she be home?"
I cannot tell. Who is speaking?"
I demanded.
count on the slate of my nerves were
In. I got up and turned out the
light. Everything In the room was
in a state of semi-darkness as only
the light from the street lamp which
flickered through the window light
ed up the place. I seated myself
in the great overstuffed chair be
side the window. It was a chair In
which Lllake had always sat when
he was alive, and 1 usually perched
myself upon Its great broad arm.
After a while I sank down into a
more comfortable position, and per
haps I dreamed it perhaps I went
to sleep I do not know, but I do
know that as absolutely splendid as
he was In life lllake came and sat
down upon the arm of the chair be
side me.
I felt Jila arms around my phould
ers. I felt his cheek against mine.
'Kathle," he whispered, calling me
my oltl pet name which was never
used except when we were alone.
At the sound of the old pet name I
began to tremble.
"Oh, lllake, lllake, I am so lonely.
Why dltl you 'leave me?"
"Hush, darting. Do you not know
that I am with you always? Hlght
GERALDINE FARRAR
WILL SELL AT AUCTION
GORGEOUS COSTUMES
NEW YORK, Oct. 11. "Memor
ies for sale" might well be tacked
above the doors of four big cham
bers at the Fifth-avenue auction
rooms which were thrown open to
day for public inspection of the ef
fects of Geraldlne Farrar, scheduled
to be Bold at public auction next
1 rlday and Saturday.
For Into these chamber Ameri
ca's most famous diva had crowded
all the physical mementos of her
.i l.rimnnt career on the met
ropolitan stage, and all that could
remind her of nr equally famous,
i ,.nn, l.ri..r nnd less successful
career as the wife of Lou Tellegen.
Oeorgeous costumes, wigs, snawis
and Jewels that she wore in her
most famous roles are there in pro
he rich furnishings
of the home she occupied with her
famous actor hustiana turniiure
tapestries, rugs, even the rubber
doormat with its inlaid "T."
Farrar, through with opera as sne
Is with romance, has hit the trail in
a private car for a concert tour oi
the United States and Is now on the
Pacific coast. After that she ex
pects to appear under the man
agement of David llelasco on the
speaking stage.
CARTER TIRE SHOP
"Will you tell hpr that she must I hern beside you. 1 could not h ave
como at once?" There was a choking : you, but I must not talk of love to
sound ns though the man's voice had yen now as much as I would wish to.
been cut off. either by extreme' I have made this greit effort to
weakness and coughing or else some-'come to you to save a reputation and
one bad put a hand over his mouth. ' perhaps a life. Kathle. dt ar, have
"W'hcro shall I tell her to come?" you great courage? And will you do
was my frantic iiucstlnu. for 1 deter-j exactly as i tell you to do?"
mined to go to the place myself. ! "You give me great courage,
Thero was no answer. The line i Illnke. I will do your will, no mat
was dead! Iter what conies'."
Hurriedly I called up central, to Tomorrow A Mysterious .Mid
find out from where the call bad nlglti Journey.
Trying to Resus
cictate Newspaper
MAUSHFIKI.D, Oct. 12. A. K.
I'eck In behalf of a few who aro en-
Oecvorlng to resuscitate the South
western Oregon Dally News today
nii.de a payment of $1,000 to stay the
niorteao foreclosure proceedings of
Ule Bennett Trust company.
A condition of the payment was
that they be allowed until November
1 In which to raise $l."ort more due
on the mortgage
the deal, they are agreeing to ray ! throwing stones. Micky explained to
l.'.'.oo for the property. This is Just j the Judge that he was "only playing
r.'lor to the election so Unit the ileal ' ambush." and the Judge read him a
gives them emit nil of the tinner nrac-1 '''''' 11 "' errors of warriors who
SMl'F.ltS AI.TKIIXATF. IX
I'SK OF lliltl WKAI'OXS
International Nitwit SfrVrtel
DI'llUN, Oct. 12. Arms ai d am
munition art: jso scarce anions tile
Irish rebels now that women are em
ployed to carry arms to a body of ir
regulars who do a "sniping Job." They j
return the arms to the women, who!
take them to another part of the city!
to tie used liy other snipers.
Wishes to announce Co the public
he will soon be prepared to do all
kind of rubber boot and shoe work.
Machine will arrive In ten days.
JMJews
MOORE MFSIC STUDIO, 324 N.
Jackson St. Fhone 502.
Coats and suits. Splendid values.
Dell Millinery .
K. R. noise, teacher of violin.
Moore Music Studio.
Call
llabv (.ill liorn
Dr. Wado reports the birth of a
babv girl to Mr. and Mrs. lCrnest 11.
Waide, at 335 N. Rose street, Thurs
day, October 12.
Fresh grape Juice at the Overland
Orchards. Dring or send your containers.
Melrose School District No. 25,
Douglas County, Oregon, offer flSUO
school warrants for sale.
NANNIE C. DUNN, Clerk.
Going; to S. F. ttttspllal
Lauren McCulioch, clerk nt the
Southern Pacific company storehouse
in the local yards, will leave for San
Francisco tomorrow morning where
ho will enter the company hospital to
be treated for appendicitis.
Grape Juice at the Overland vln
yard. Is made from ripe, sweet
grapes in a cider press. Those who
want it should get It now as the sea
son Is about over. Send or bring con-taiueis.
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Tr.
American house-
wives are using. J
uiiumet JJaking
Powder today
with the same
success that their
mothers experi
enced over a third
of a century ago.
This perpetual
growth or favor
Has made
sates orer 150 70 greater than tlm
ol any other brand.
There isn't a baking jpowder of great,
er merit there isnt aleavenerol,
tamable that will produce more safe
factory or positive results. That's
why the largest baking powder factories it
the world are al way s busy turning outenoud
Calumet to supply the great demand.
A pound can of Calumet contain fuj ;j
ouncee.Some baking pou)dcr8comeinl2omt
instead of 16 ounce cans. Betweyoufttt
pound when you want it.
TW3 WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING Pffi
AXD IX AMKIUCA
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 12. Claim
Is made that long-distance honors
fall to the infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. JJourJarily here bo far as
names aro concerned. The young
ster is to be called Vance Bourjaily,
In honor of his great - great - great
grand lather, Governor Vance, of
Ohio.
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Over 33 hundred books. Rental 10c.
Subscriptions for magazines solicit
ed. Fiction Library.
PROFESSlONAuJ
jms. f. n. owEir-ca itJ
WU M. H, Pt.V l.fcx -.5
Physician. HtW.ImA
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llilSII YOUTH "I'LAYING"
AM ill Sll, tiOKS TO COURT
(Int.-itiHti.inrtl N.-ws Serv;r
DUBLIN. Ot t. 12 Micky O'Kour'tc.
ltv the terms of'nI;,d 11. as haled into court for
tlcaPy until election tint
The new company is Incorporated
for $ 1 tt.ouo, it is said.
Today, Mr. Peek and Kred Wilson,
the uutlerlaker, were reported to be
endeavoring to sell stock In the un
dertaking at $: per share, twenty
percent rash. They were reported to
promising that thev would also
ghe advertising spate equivalent to
the subscription to those w ho desired
it.
Their proposition was not dissimi
lar to that made by the Rev. Jesse
T. Anderson when he sold stock In
the project a couple of years ago to
local business men.
Later, Walter Wells, who sub leases
the tuiarters to the News, and O. K.
Ilttlln were also endeatorlng to aid
Mr. lVik In selling slock.
(iltUKX XKYVS ITK.MM
are not at legal war.
Do You Feci
Like an Old
Young EVIan?
Do You Know That Without Vita
mines and Iron You Would Eo
Dead? Ironiied Yet Builds
Anuuing Power 1
. The mm with a punch is the mm
with many vitatnlne nnu nor h trvm.
Th ni.in of droettln ent'tKV and
f!,iltrV nen, Is the man wt-.u few
Vitamin. ;t untl mighty little Iron.
Jroioi.,1 ,nt glvts -, lu.tli. It la
but A Im-re nuxture of yeast anj Iron.
Students Staged lially
The high-school students staged a
big street rally yesterday afternoon
to advertise the football game be
tween the local team and Cottage
Grove, played this afternoon. The
; Indents serpentined through the
streets, halting nt intersections and
Ki.ii g their yells. It was a good
boost for the game- and livened the
city up considerably.
Have cw Music Program
The Unipqua Five, the Itosenurg
dance orchestra, this week received
a complete new musical program of
he l;ite:.t dance numbers of the east
ern publishers. Several ot these new
numbers will he featured on Friday
ni tht at tlm fooiball jubilee dance at
the Maceabee hall.
DEVELOPMENT
I)KVKI.OPMKT Mi:As) IMUmivI Ml. T. WU AUK IMPKOV.
ISO OI H FAUIUTIKM MI-KT HAY Foil THK IlKTrUKMICXT
OF 8 Kit V It K.
W cannot trow faster than the urroundln country; though w
hav to keep far Id advance of our re nt needs. Thus n.lntaln
- tr larger Invos'.msut t;u ordinarily regulrod.
WK ARK l ltUPAUKD TO K toiH t t.M HKrj) AT
UOMKKT'8 MITH U Wll II tt ONOMY TO Vol.
Douglas County Light & Water Co
R. M. JENM.MJH, Manager.
Mr. it nd Mrs. Frew and son ntd
dlllKllter were visittlii; the home of
J. .1. Pelts last Sabbath .1. J. Itetm
returned from Portland l:isl Krld.i
where., he was called on the federal
grand Jury. j
Hiotber Allan and r.mther Crif- !
fin were at tin en lust Sabbath and j
gave their audh me some very Inter j
estlng Information on ihe AinerUnii!
Sunday School ork teing done in'
Oregon.
Mrs. Kiclmelr of Krlhy'a Korncr
expects to leave Tor K'amath Falls
In a few days. We are more than
sorry to lose such n coed ueirbnor .
The bride and crooio. Mr. and Mrs
Percy Croft, hate r. turn, d from
their honeymoon tr.p. Riot were
found among the crowd at Creen 1
last Sabbath. We are c. rtainlv sorry j
to lose them from Ore, u Sunth.v !
School.
Kverybedy who has finish' d their:
pttne picking are very bui pre-!
paring the ground for fall setMinu!
Meh is in fine shape lince tin' good .
rains. j
Uev. ,. C.roves nnd wife ami!
C. 1. (b in . and and ki.ii.iI-:
son lit r! rt liroves moiort.l i '
Ktebitrg Sabbath niortun.; lo S. S
and prcnrlilns. !
Mrs o. M P. tts and Da ihtt r !
Margaret, Men. F. A. liroe an.i
Mr. C C. Croves. leotor.d t,i the!
L. I!. Mvratt ranch on Ho .ens
Creek, They had a lovely time ml I
Ing melon. ,
Mrs. C. C. Groves-
Miitvhfichl Man Here
tieorge F. Winchester, cashier of
the Hank ot Southwestern Oregon nt
Varshficld. was a visitor here yes-t-rtlav
and today at the Knights
Templar convention. Mr. Winchester
made the trip by nuto. He states that
t'le tlebg.it. s were entertained roy
ally by th,. Kosebiirg knights and that
lie will always be- glad to "come
a'-aiii."
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6" jy'Vs
'arm
Loans
UNDER
Government
Supervision
Loans Made Quickly to Farm Owners
in Southern Oregon
Quick action on long term 6
Farm Loans in Douglas county
. is assured through the appoint
ment of VV. F. Ilurris, vice pres
ident of tho, Douglas Abstract
Co. of Roseburg ,as federal ap
praiser. U you want to replace
your mortgage with a long time,
low interest loan, or require
money for your farm, then
secure loan application blanks
and all Information from any of
the banks listed below. No com
missions charged for making
loans which run for 33 years if
desired. To secure quick loan,
apply immediately.
Apply for Loans at any Bank at
ROSEBURG OAKLAND
GARDINER REEDSPORTl
YONCALLA DRAIN
Representing the
Oregon-Washington Joint
Stock Land Bank "
WITH LUMBERMAN'S TRUST CO.
BANK, BROADWAY AND OAK,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
HOTEL UMPX
KoseDorri rut' I
NEW AXD Uta I
The people of bxmj
are Invited to mibtea
Quarters her.
W. J. WEATHfrl
AUTO 10!
- AND UPHOLSnO
C. M. JOKE
Winchester I. fcta
Phom H
AUCTION SAlX
The quickest way to ftttt!
prtcci, I
H yeara exprll
Iet me help you arrufin
J. M. JUDModr
TRAVI
to the Coast bjW
Auto Line Str
Over New HIirti7M
Valley and Myrtl WJ
you time and money- bvi
tel UmDaua, Hotl "'l
Home Restsurint BA
7 a. m. and 2 p. m.
Fare to Myrtle Poiat
M " Coqullle .
" " Marshtlell ..
" Bandon
Coast AutoIX
OMTfC W. BTTSrt "
Cotnllle, 0r
Itetnms From Sun Franri
K. II. Moore, who has bet n at San
Francisco und Oakland for the last
ten .iays attending; his wife who re
cently underwent an operation at
Oakland, r. turned to Kosehurg last
.wiling. He reports Mrs. Moore re-
.oteril, f;l St fremt'ber i'liwioo K,. t.
ill be several weeks before 'hn I
to leave tin-
1 Ready to Se
hospital. Mr
resume,! h:s duties with i
oi Portland, which house
r. presented In this territory
last several years.
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A,rr-lu1.-r from lrinU?a fstt
fi vmj- imnlfd. wl-Ir.. ! a "nh
f inc.- h t,sf)f T!ii! vht-i Iki.
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hot milk and was rimw.....i !
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Our shelves are looi
very "
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P'an,, the well-known famous Cable
-loa piano, yes, only 3C5 and on
"- term, at that, dcliveietl any
rt-ce In Dough,, countv mcIU(jin a
t.uet bench to match and a free
after Using the piano . few
chilly. HotcakeJ W
taste pood. We to
Flap Jack Flour,
J.r
nv tv. nicoths.
f T-C't-tT Of th
John T. Loi.g. Altorn.y tur Ltite.
OTT'S MUSIC STORE
The riace Where Piano. Are Cheaper.
10 lb. sack.
w have I S"i 1
syrups.
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