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FOUR FRIDAY, DECEMBER, 29, 1922. MONDAY, JANUARY 1, 192J. AN OUNCE OH PREVENTION During cold, darrn weather take ons Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablet just before retiring every nij-hL Its tonic and laxative effect will fortify the system against Colds, Grip and Influenza. 30c per Box. PITT TEAM BEATS I'AI.O AI.TO. Dec. SO. The Panl thrr football Irani from tho Univer sity of I'ltlsliurK had little trouhlo In clefi-atlnK Stanford unlvi'mity, 111 to 7, hero today lu tlu second taut-west Hume of thfi H.uson. The visitors outcluHBi'd the (ardlnalii throughout the gaino and xi.it for a few inln-utt-s during the last period were uu tho offensive. Only a vicious Sanford defensive prevented the Hcore from being even higher. Klx tlmeii the I'ltt hack flold. with Its truc k fullbai k, Hew itt, and its star halfback, Klunngan, doing most of the work, by line bucks and forward passes, carried the ball to within the Stanford 20-yard lines, and six tunes Stanford held und punted out to safety. It was one Warner-trained team playing against another, and the most experienced eleven won. Gleuu Warner, who Is coach of the Pen tium, is also advisory coach of the Stanford team, and comes to take full charge of the eleven in 1324. Why not net all your money will buy. Tho Oldsmoblle for HI 03 has no equal. Sedans, truck, touring cars. Write J. V. Casey ror specifications. VOSff I jVrtionn. "f It not elorfntti ! slie rrled. rWADTI?RC 17RfiU A WfUTANM TIFF? vurm By Jan Phelps 4 NOTICE I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by uiy wife, Mrs. F. M. Huill (.Her this date, inc. 30. FI5ANK M. IILITT. DOiTI Need to cull the plumber; Chapter 12. A letter had come Iron: Walter's mother. See was about to start Kant to vii!t us. Aiy heart sank clear into uiy boots, as fatner used to my. alt'iouU 1 wag ashamed of myself for the looting, liut the lel t r was so coiu, seemed to take for granted that Walter had I ten nn wise to marry, that it roused .uy re sentment. "The Materg thinks everyone should ask her advice, and take," her son said laughingly when I spoke of the sentence In her letter that had hurt me. "She'll like you all right when she gifts to know you. Jiut 1 warn you she'll be stand offish at first, so make up your mind to it." This waa not very encouraging, but my husband's mother hud a right to visit her son. 1 would do all I could to make her stuy pleas ant. 1 went to the station with Walter to meet her, and when 1 saw log Walter had kept still. ilia mother made no reply, but till cool i to the dog in what seem ed to me disgusting fashion, she followed me into ()er room. I had great pains to make It home-titte and comfortable, had fresh flowers on the table books and magazines for ber to rend. "Throw those flowers out," she said at once. "It Isn't healthy for Kido t.i have flowers In the room. And please close those windows, there's a draft on her." I closed the windows, although It was a very warm day and the air was soft. Then I took .the flow ers In my hand, efore bl said: "We dine at 7. 1 expect you will like to rest until then." "If you mean lie down, I never do that In the daytime. 1 shall un pack." "Can I help you? Or would you rather have tho maid?" I anksd. "1 Iways unpack myself. Then I know where things are." She open- him greet the tall, thin, woman with ,,j ,ila bureau drawers as she iron gray hair, and severe aristo- Fpoke, and I thought I beard her cratlc face, 1 made up my mind I'Knlff as she bent over them, should need all the tact 1 possessed i Almost hysterically I wondered to keep my resolve to make her stay ! -hat she expected to find. 1 hud pleasant. forth. "You have fortotten the Order of Nature! You have forgotten J"ur Children! Tour lorini. precious, ten der, helplesa Uttle Ones!" And he wept for bis highest Ideals were shat tered. But the Precious Little Ones stood In a row on the rid;e-pole and ftaped their strtxig young wings In blah de rision. They were as big as he was, nearly; for as a matter of fact he waa but a Young Stork himself. Then the air was beaten white with a thousand wings; It was like anew and silver and sea-foam; there was a flushing, whirlwind, a hurricane of wild )iy, i.nd then the Army of the Sky spread wide in due arruy, and streamed Southward. Full of remembered Joy and more Joyous hope, finding the high sunlight better than her dreams, she swept away to the far summer-land; and her children, mud with the happiness of the First Flight, swept beside her. "Hut you ore a Mother!" he panted, as he caught up with them. "Yes!" she cried Joyously, "but I won a Stork before I was a Mother and Afterward and All the Time!". And the Storks were Flying. .tnf ourl "So this Is your wife," she said I for slopped up sink or clogged up sew' er. Judds Grocery TODAY'S MARKET fiEPORT duced us. she raised her lorgnette I and looked me deliberately over, much as If I were some curiosity, 1 flu.-hed, embarrassed, as I held out lined each drawer with fre.ih white t.t.t.1- thov were as sweet and clouu Drain Plpo Cleaner. A SURE CL'Ht;in a c0j vo(CB W,en Walter Intro- . as possible. "If you wnt anything please ring, I said as 1 left the room. Slowlyl went Into the kitchen. Jennie must be told about the dog. fy hand, she Just touched with the ! must be warned that she must lie r nt. ,he h, h Bchool tomorro, (tips of ber gloved fingers. very rospecuui to "Le veiling at 8 o'clock In the second was very api i ; " " , 7 T, number of the Kllistm-Whlte l.y dldn't go to her liking, and It m counMJ TIll8 ronipanv of ro. would be a calamity to lu.-e her. find ,,. .,.. rolorid Aru,.r,n : artists, demonstrates the possibili ties of the colored race. Ia their JUBILEE CONCERT COMPANY COMING The Gardner Juliliee Concert com pany, one of the leading colored con cert companies of the country will NOTICE Annual meeting of Drockway and nillard Farmer's Telcphono Co. at 1 truck way School bouse. Sat., J a a. 6. at one o'clock. n. A. irrcnciiF.n, rrcs. D. M. REDING, Sec. "Know Your Properly Line" H. I Eppsteln Q. Q. Stewart Llcenerd Engineers and SURVEYORS Located 248 N. Jackson St With Douglas Co. Abstract Co. f Phone 87. I'KIC'KS PA lit FAIIMKIW FOU I'UODUCK Iiutter, 35 cents a pound. Uutterfat, 49 cents. Eggs, Si! cents per dozen. Ileus, heuvy, II cents a pound. liens, lixht, 12 cents a pound. Springers, 15 cents a pound. Old roosters, 10 cents a pound. Geese, IS cents a pound. Ducks, 18 cents a potfiid. Wheat, $1.20 at mill, sacks returned. harley, J6 uu. Veal, dressed, 8 to 11 cents a pound. Hogs, dressed, 12 cents, 120 to 160 pounas weight. Co a, prime, 4tt cents. Steers, prime, t cents. lu.uey, local production, 20 cents a pound. Cascara bark, 1822, 6 cents pound. Cascara bark, 1P21, 7 '70. RETAIL PRICES ON MILL . PRODUCTS. Mill run, (1.40 to f 1.50 a sack of 80 pounds. Cracked corn, $2.15 a 100 pounds. I'.olled barley, 11.55 a sack of 70 pounds. Grey seed oats, per bushel, 7Cc to 80c. Feed oats, per 100, $1.90. Flour, soft wheat, $1.66 a sack. Flour, bard wheat,' $1.95 and $2.10 a 'sack. Walter left us to attend to her luggage, after many cautions to eh careful of Fido. She had brought a dog. I felt myself growing pale. 1 huted to acknowledge it but I had always been terribly afraid of dogs. Father said once an animal only had to be a bark and a tail for me to run from it. 1 was ashamed of this weakness, hui it was mine; and now I was to have a dog In the bouse. "1 hope you will se that Fido has every to which she is accustomed while I am with you." Mrs. 1'uge said. "She is very particular, gels 111 easily." Just then Walter appeared with the dog basket, followed by a porter loaded down with luggage. I was relieved, at the size of the basket, it was a small dog, perhaps I could bide my fear from his mother. We took a taxi, and soon arrived at homo. My mother-in-law opened the basket in the hall, and a little Pont leaped out. I drew away, and Walter suld with a luugh: "Doreen is terribly afraid of dogs, Mother." "There is something lacking in a woman who. is afraid of animals," she replied. Inking the dog Into her arms and calling it pet names. "I don't think I shall be afraid of so small a dog," I replied wish- Come in and Let Us Show You the New L 1L LI I j,capQ I 1 7H.val i J S ' tVfcalMHP' 1 ' 1 Hr.JTWUI.HI' 1 a ' " '! i! fil' ,)M'? I . I' 1 ii ;' ) '' "'' v V j& i:ji;L:;:!i:ii.!ii I liii'i:. y!!iMm. j 1 I , 'Jill Monarch nlm i M& Its gi-aceful lines will rppcal to you, and it is exceptionally attractive It is citifying to know that your meal will lc cooked perfectly. This is why the woman using a MONARCH Malleable R:.ri c.ijoys her cooking and baking hours. ' You cannot duplicate our prices or obtain the same degree of satisfaction with any other make that youitif derive from the use of a MONARCH. prompt altention. Jackson St. Singer Store N A Thought for the Kew Year By Cnar!ot!e Perkins Cilnian in the New York Sun Uoncert tour 'they have attained a I high success through the quality of WSttWl 1 their presentations and the excellent ' artistrv both individually and col lectively. The company presents the old plantation favorites, camp meeting spirituals and tho most difficult of operatic and classical numbers. Al together the concert will be one well worth attending and doubtless the high school auditorium will be well filled for this number of tho course. -and FARM POINTERS TWO storks were nestin;. . lie was a young siork- J- narrow-minded. Uefore he mar ried he had consorted mainly with striplings of his ouu kind and had given no thought to the ladles, either maid or mutron. After be married his attention wus concentrated upon his All-Satisfying Wife; upon thut Triumph of Art, La bor and iov their Nest, and upon those Special Creations their Chil dren. Deeply wus he moved by the marvelous Instincts and processes of motherhood. Love, reverence, intense admiration, nwe in Ills heart for Her of the Woll-lSuilt .Nest; Her oC the lileam lng Treasure of Smooth F.ggs; Her of the I'atlent llrooditig lSrciist, the Warming Wings, the downy wide mouth (iroup of Little Ones. Assiduously he labored to help her build the nest, to help her feed the young, l'roud of his Impassioned ac tivity in her and their belialf, devoutly he performed his share of the brnodln,: while she hunted In her turn. When he was a-wlng, he thought continually of Her ns one with the Ilrool His Hrood. When ho was on the neat he thought all the more of Her, who sat there so long, so lovingly, to such uohle ends. ' The happy days flew by, fair Spring sweet Summer gentle Autumn. The youns ones grew larger and larger ; It was more and more work to keep their lengthening, widening beaks shut In contentment. Hoth parents flew far afield to feed them. Then the days grew shorter, the sky graver, the wind colder; there was large hunting and small success. In his dreams he brgim to see sunshine, hroad, burning sunshine day nfter dny; rkles of limitless blue; dark, deep, yet full of lire; and stretches of bri'tlit .water, shallow, warm, fringed with tall reeds and rushes, teeming with fat frog. TI.ey were In her dreams, too, but he did not know that. He stretched his winrs nnd flew further every dny; but his wings were The new tariff on small seed. will mean better prices on clover, grass seeds, vetches, etc., and should stim ulate to a considerable extent the seed business in Oregon. Inquiry in considerable volume Is reaching the exp riiuer.t station about how to grow alfalfa in western Ore gon. Crimm alfalla has been very successfully produced on the college farm and it will be profitable when the acreage is increased to 5U.0UU to 100,000 acres In western Oregon. THANKING Old and new patrons and friends for innumerabl. favors in the past, we extend to Douglas County people sincere wishes for a Happy New Year EVERYBODY'S EXCHANGE Jackson and Washington Sts. ng "J of keeping cabbage, although some I from seeding to harvest! siii-inkMi'M most be exnocted. Kcl'rig- ertiwers use five ineh m.ia eialed storage is naturally superior to (nit the plants In their final sj air storage. Crops of cabbage in home farm gardens or in commercial gar dens may be stored by plowing out a furrow In which tho cabbage Is placed, upside down, and the head and the greater part of the stem covered with soil. Cabbage thus buried on well drained land will keep well until j the opening of spring. to'vtiiiiu In I i-anuti:. n I in.. at.. T .. ...-,..... ,u me u The mark"t is strong fur fanm-1 house tomatoes through May, if and July. March 15 is the best" to set the plants permanently Uu beds. O. A. C. Ep. Station. Seed for Bonny liest tomatoes the variety of tomato usually grown tor maturing a crop in May in green house hot beds is sown about Jan uary 1. Five uiontbs are required o ' Not the Same Polncare. There is crowing up a distinct Ein stein tradition concerning the great mathematician's habits and persons! Ity. The following Is the latest add! tlon to the collection: Einstein was walking bareheaded across I-nvarla square In Berlin. One of his friends hailed him: "Well, what do you think of Polncare?" "I think he Is a very talented man." "Yes, but what dar ing!" "The daring of genius." "liut what a frenzied fury against his an tagonist!" "Oh, no, not at nil. You don't know him." "Well, but at least, professor, you won't deny that his de termined enmity of Germnny, nnd that his megalomania " "Oh," suld Ein stein, "you're talking about Hnymond Polncare, the premier. I wns thinking of Henri Tolncare, the mathematician." Foods In Storage. On February 1, this year, there were 4.303,Glfi barrels of apples In cold stor age, according to the lJepurtnient of Agriculture. Other, holdings we're: Putter, a(l,0X, 000 pounds; cheese. :i.'!.0(KMKK) pounds; frozen poultry, 103,0IO,(XK) pounds; meats, frozen and cured, C20,flo3,'J58 pounds; lanl, 60,i00,(XX) r"nds. 111'GU R. ROBERTSON &Co Member American Institute of Aocobi ACXOC NTANTS, AUDITORS, 1NUM TAX SEKVU'K iuriim1ure.iuu Minnea)M)!lll, Mint Aaitreu: 15.7 Yon Building. PonU:j , i There is a Big Difference I S between pure, sterilized Mil 5 and the common product w A supply only the best sort, acl A the service Is right up to tt '. f minute. Use only pure sterilize; A milk in your home and keep tl-,' 4 family healthy. t Roseburg Dairy and; 4 Soda Works 4 . Phone 186 NOTICE OF SALE OK OOVERN- M K.N'P TIMUUIt. General Land Office, l. a. Uec. 6. 11122. nrWrv irivpn thnt Htihltirt either in a storage warehouse or to tlm conditions and limitations of the buried 111 tho field at this season. Coldi- ts of June 9. iui6 (33 sta't., 218), and air storage is a satisfactory m;.tX & lerlor of September , 1917, and June r'oM.ntra flint U iinfmion a n A il.nin. fore nvnitable for nmrketintc ifl found Noul'o"0"! Aiutri in uau Uu iwiiipU ever) Iiim brnLhiBl. aiwsM k : li!Ufn llUMtut, LUbbK, iN. Vi. " 1 1 I j a. a.suri vMkei is ASm itti.u.tir cwsumuUictblluu ml aa itb MouUVtfOi)! VilCU liiuuiU al AittauflK ikiitV , tiOM)lUIa. or. Viitwt Cx. U.t. It. A. WILSON, W. M. i, mveis t-Vcry 'luexUMy uvcllltiti in Km tit ot I'hytiuan iiml, lou lvu9 ai. Vlaliora uiwayi wii;unit.a. ItL'DOLl'ii HlfZAiAN. C. C J. K. KAHHI.NU 1X.N. M. F. ti. h. W IMULitLk. K. 11. a. NKK.HItttlta OK ii..'HAT LUai i.lrciw isu. 4v, mettle on ii and iro Monday fVeiilnKB In K. o( f. hull. Visit. it ritiil.Lmrs Invited to attend. MAlttAllLl W lll l 'NtiY, Clerk ijj.j nut nutisfii'ii. in liis .enuis came a sense or vast liclelits I'liil Dounuiess spnees of the earth streamlnc away jKs I dark water, nnd felt his Ijjjjjl wide, strons, nil sulticient, i 55 8' The Stay Scvtisfactory"Rare Roseburs Furniture Co. . Kj beneath him; Mark water and wliiie land. Riny water and brown land, blue w nter nnd creen land, nil flowing back ward from day to day. wlill" the cold le.ened and the warmth cr.'w. He felt the empty sparklltm' nights, stars frr aliove, qitlverlne, burnlns; stars far below, quivering more in the nnd felt his Rrcat wlnL-s, currying him on nnd on. 51J I This was In her dreams, too, but he .?! 1 did not know Unit. bill! "' ls ,lll,e n' r101' m? lnv- Pi!' 'Tliev are conilne! It Is upon lis! 1 Ves I must to I Coo l by. my wife! :1 fiood-by. my children!" for the Pas- S i slon of Vin:, was noon Iiim. i She wns stirred to the b":irt. "Ye. It l time to ci)! s!ie cr'.cl. "I nm reS'ly ! Come." I He was sho Ued. crlered. attontsiied. ) "A'liy, my denr!" he said. "How pre- I posterot!! Yon enrtnot po on the tlrent Plifcl'.f! Tour via?" are for hroolinc teii'ler little one-! Yo'ir body j Is for the Wonder of the Clenmlni ( Trenure! nor for d.iy nnd nl?!it. of cen!ieles sonrl'ic! ou cannot co!" She did not hoe I blni. Kl.e sjirend I ber wide w'n.- and se t and circled far nnd hlch nbove ns In truth, see j bnd been dole:: for ninny tisys. though ; he bf.d not noticed It. i Slie dropped to the rld;.i" rolc hid( J hjni where be was still cu tterlp; cS IV i 5i iiuiua their (iMui.tr u.tuilnK tn iaiauddia l'huisii iU vsscis uaoi.IU Ait ujuuiniiig ui uin and stiirt K. U, 1. t, Micta acuuO and luurtn iaaiMit. ch uiwuto id Mvabb liU, t-ornwr KbU fin tueuia. VlKi'.ll.tt A.n.aiit iwt U C CKMlDMAN, Com U W. HAfi'. IU K. V . it, a. O. T. it . itufeebuiK Kevi iSo. 11 hoJiis rKuiur iiitciinH on au or.d and tuurth 'I huisday at 3 :(u p. in. i-huuik tfluit't a Invited tu attend re- vitsws. Mcca.u Hail, fimt and Caa an etia. JLHHIK RAl'P, Col. I. V.i.i:4 UuMehiir Aerlo moots lh .Moose hull on Jm k.'on St. on 2iX ntid 4tU .Moiulny eVvimiK ot t'Ht'h inontli, nt & clot-k. 'ii)itlnK brethren in fcuoU etuntlinir alwayK weloumo. WILLIAM LaMKHIJ. V. P. P. KIK.KNU L1TTLK, V. t , i. K. uiUMAN. Scrretary tMll.kl AlklllA.t Wtrff in iK.C b hall veijf M ediifaday eveuiug. ViatunK tneiitira alvaa Welcuiuw. i.tC'liAitu ItLtfUtl. M. A. iiL1uki McuLiAfv.il Treas. H 'M HH it v . rM vtiniO.MhA V 1HK U uitl.u-ciint .No. li. n.eata in uld k liuva' ban In hwfburg vry lt and rd Hun day evvuiuK. VlaiUnc BainbDur atwa :ii.wnia. KtiK UK KICK PORTRfL C C M. M. Mil X.KU. ClerK t, 1120, the timber on the following lundu will be uuld January 17, Vrz'A, ut lu o'clock u. m.; at public auction, at the United States land office at Kose burj;. Oreftun, to the hlKULHt bidder, at not less than the appraiut-d value as liown by this notice, bale to be sub ject to the approval of the Secretary o( the Interior. The purchase price, with au additional sum of one-filth of one cnl thereof, belli k comnif mhIuiib allowed, must be deposited at time of stale, money to be returned If sale Is not approved, otherwise patent will Is sue lor the timber, which must be re moved within ten years. 13ids will b received from citizens of the United States, aatoclutlons of such citizens, and corporations organized under the laws of the United States or any state, ten itory or district thereof only. Upon application of a qualified purchaser, the umber on any leal subdivision will be offered separately before being Included In any otter of a larger unit. T. 35 II. 3 K.. Sec. 7. N'KVk S W V . red fir 130 M., sugar pine 80 M., yellow i pine 60u M., bull pine 75 Al NW'i SW4, red fir 710 M., surtar p(ne 75 M., I yellow pine 775 M., white fir 45 Mm SWi tnvt. red fir 750 At., sugar p'ne i .10 II., yellow pine 280 M., bull pine 40 i M.. w hite fir 110 M. ; SKi, hv re f jr i as5 AI yellow pine HuO M., bull pine 1U0 I M., white fir 25 M.; none of the timber on the above trac ts to be sold for less ' than $3.75 per M., for the yellow and , iiK..r pine; $1.50 per M.. for the red fir I and $l.ou per M., for the white fir and bull pine. Geo. R. Wlokham. Aftliur 1 Commissioner, General Laud Office Say it With Ml There ls nothing, more appr? elated than some good whole some milk, cream or cotta? choesH for those UoIlJay niealt We are ready to supply yon wants in a mojt ploaains am eincieni way. 1'hone 3F and aee the result. The Kexroad Dairy J. t. KtXHOAD Dixonville jjrIW.TeTT.T.T.T.TCTeTeT.T.Wr.T.T.T.T.TOV Here's to a jj ; Happy New Year i and Prosperity for all I ECONOMY GROCER! 1 Phone 63 I "DEFORE you'sipn an appli-' cation for life insurance C.McElhinnytheOrcgonljfCmaii Auction Hous 328 N. Jackson Sale Every Saturdf at 1:30 p.m. ! Both city, farm and stock K-' haudlod to your satisfaction. Private sales dully. ' Radabaugh & Patterst ittvb tli,ril-.tt A, tft, H. A. t. iuattMi cotioaiiuna ou first and tuird Tuesdays, alaaunlo Tenipla. Ai nun tiff s r-, nested to attend an Tlsitlns companions wlcom. M. U. U AI.LACU H.Bh XVtest W-J"- HAKHW. Secretary. IMak, KVkairai l.Mll .. rrjuir ,coumuiiti..ittons at ivuipie on each inurd All oiembtrt re- and 1 Tr" METZGER! for all kinds of Lumber and Building Materials; Warehouse at Old Empire Barn t. t. t. k Hoi.l tlie bike t iery mtmiu gufBlM to aiirna rt-suleriy. i.llins l-rt.in.r, are corJlally la- i. M n.!RRT. K. R, J.JJ. CAV. Jrbecy. nrwKKHie n.nbute R.beket I. !.- N.. 41. I O. O. K.. mreie lb Oda Feliowe Temple ee.ry we.k ol Tdt.dajr evriui.s Vl.ltltia rneirber In eud etaudms are Invited U at tend. OFrtTRftiF.' HATKIELD. N O 4-V A UiNOS. Secy. KIlLtL BAII.H. JTia. Becy, DEVELOPMENT DKVKLOI'MKNT MEAJVB milWrarKKT. WB ARB DtrRO' INQ OlTl FACIUT1EH KVKKI DAS FOB TUB BETTtJUeS' OK SKRVICK. i W cannot (row fastar Una the surruundinf CDuntry; thoutt bara to kep far la adranee of our arexent needs. I bus malnus ' Ue3 larfHT tnreatment than ordinarily required. TR A RB PRfiTARED TO BKKVK YOVTi EVKKT NKKD At WOMKKT8 KOT1CE WI1H KCONOMI TO IOC. . Douglas County Light & Water C( B. M. JiAALVGti, UaDer. I
