ce six
Wharton Bros.
Farm Operating Machinery
Successors to
J. F. BARKER & CO.
For any kind of Farm -Machinery or Repairs for the
Tools you have, we will be glad to hear from you.
WE ARE STRONG ON SERVICE
8
ome
So mucli rainy weather is going to make you late with E
your sprint? work unless you prepare for it now. A
tractor will help you get your crop in the ground in good g
time, but unless you have good tools to use with it, you E
will not get much good out of it. No matter what type B
0 of tractor you buy, or own, we can sell you a plow or
S disk or springtooth that is made right, priced right, and j
GUARANTEED TO WORK RIGHT
No. 26 2-12 Fordson Plow, only $77.80
at any R. R. station in Douglas County
Don't forget about that flour. It is going fast,
now if you want to get it at the old price.
SEE US FIRST; WE CAN
Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange
I Hoscburg and Oakland
'IM2IroMII-T&T
Used FORD
Ford Touring, good condition, $1 1 5.00.
1917 Ford Touring. '
' 1919 Ford Touring, starter.
, 1920 Ford Touring,' starter.
Used Ford Trucks.
1920 Liberty Six. $275.00.
Cadillac Four, cheap.
I larley Motorcycle and Sidecar, $85.00.
FREE: Tube with All Sizes Vacuum Cup Tires
C. A. Lockwood Motor Co.
4 FORD
LINCOLN
v
WE INVITED
Paul O. Sampson of Los Angeles, Calif., a nationally
known food expert, to assist us in making a real whole
some tlinesti'ulc !onf of health bread. The results were
most gratifying. We have called it
LIFE-O'WHEAT BREAD
Fine ground flour, with other ingredients correct,
makes n lo.tf that can be assimilated by even the weak
est stomach.
Delicious, well, we will let you be the judge.
For Sale at All Grocers.
MODEL BAKERY
T.
he
Star
Will Be Here
WEDNESDAY
They will be placed on display by Rapp Bros., the local
dealers, fit their temporary quarter in Ohman'i
Tire Shop on Cass Street
Watch for Them!
E
Flood I
Buy
SAVE YOU MONEY
CARS
and
OTHERS
FORDSON
r
s
Car
OFFICIAL FILINGS
DOUGLAS COUNTY
S1SR0. Chsttle Mtg. Jar Huntineton
to Farmers Sec. liauk, I17W.OU. Ewej
sheep.
aim. Chsttle Ml. R. V. Oround to
T. Canon, 140. Hulrk Car.
GlhSJ. Hat. Mt. O. J. Johnson, to J.
II. Kheppard, (battle.
CUM. Hill of Sale. H. J. Inn, to
Henrv A. Dean I2425.0O. Trurk.
61884. Iwrrn. Nathaniel A. Thorn p
on. vs. Mae II. Thompson.
Mfc5. Aff. Carri.. L. Reding. "5 M.
paire 964. Favor John B. Reding.
tl88. Aff. J. A. F.llcnberK, 62 D.
page r.C4 219. Ilorhanan from Ellcn-j
berg 44l 118. f.4 II. pane 1.
61887. Sheriff's Deed. Geo. K. Quine
lo W. M. Wilson. 14.70. It 4 blk. 8
plat A. Knar-bur Home Orchard trart.
61888. Hat. Mlg. Carrie L. Iteding, to
E. A. Hubbard, 35 M. paire 364
C188J. l-r-d. J. Clyde Gazloy, to
Minnie II. Gazley. $10.00. I!eg. at pt.
21 22 rh. W. of S.K. cor. cl. 48. tp. 3')
S. then N. 64 de. 30 mln. W. 4.82 rh.
N. 61 de. W. 4.87 rh.. N. 67 deg. W.
9 th. N. 66 deg. 10 mln. W. 13.22 ch.
N. 65 dog. W. 24 07 cb.. to W. boun
dary rl. 4. then W. 50 rh. to pt. In
S. I'mp. Itiver, then 8. 19 dog. f,8 mln.
E .90 rh.. S. 71 dog. 43 min. K. 1,23
rh., then 64 den. 13 mln. K. 20 91 rh.
N. 7 dfk. 65 min. K. 2 13 rh.. 8. 70 deg.
13 mln. K. 18.25 rh.. N. 26 dog. 10 mln
K. 1.2 ch.. 8. 67 deg. 28 min. K. 8.4
rh., then K. along 8. line cl. 48, 2.20
ch. to beg., con. 28.09 Ac. also be?
at 8 E. ror. rl. 48. and 8.W. cor. cl.
49, tp. 305. then N. 46 ch., E. 8. ch..
8. 46 ch. along E. II. rl. 49; then W.
ch.. to he, con. 36.80 ac.
61890. W. I). W. It. Howard to W. L.
Slone. $10 00. Com. at 8.W. cor. Lot
2 Frultvale Add. Itosoburg thi n N. 12
rod, then E. 6 23 rods. 8. 12 rods.
1 W. 6 2 3 rods to beg. con. J.i ac. in
, tp. 27-6.
61891. Tel. 3 Assigned Oil Leases.
' A3 page 221. Oeoriie Neuner, Jr., to
public.
! Oil & Gas Lease. $1.00. 61S32. M
I.. Crow to C.eo. Neuner. New to cl.
63, nor. 28, 29, tp. 27-7. Also lota 3, 4,
8.W. S.W. nee. 20, lota 3, 4. 6, 6. er.
28, lota 1, 2. S, 4, N.W. N.W. arc. 29
lot 1, 8. 82, W.tf N.W.Vi S. 31,.tp. 27-7.
Con. 6X6.63 ar.
I 61893. Oil & Gas Lease, n. D. Crow.
: et ux to Geo. Neuner, Jr., same as
51892.
51894. Oil A C.aa Lease. Olive F.
: Crow, to Geo. Neuner, Jr., same a
! 51892.
j 61895. Olive F. Crow, to Goo. Neuner
Jr., me as 51892.
61896, Aff. II. F. Nichols, N.Vs
S.XV. sec. 24-30 2. 49 U. page 61H.
C. 8. Glasgow to W. A. Ilullock. f
1 1), pace 53. W. A. Ilullock, from C. S.
Glasgow.
i 61897. Sat. MIR. Riddle State Hank
' to, J. II. Itondeau, 34 M. page 65.
! 61898. Mln. J. 11. Rondeau, to Ornon
$3000 .00. N.W.'A and N.4 8.W.U. ''C.
. 24-30 2.
I Circuit Court
Complaint to Quiet Tlile. Julia A.
KIlrnburK, et al va. Jarkaon C. Ijine,
E.',4 W.V4 S.W.'A see. 30. 8.W.'i
8. E.'i sec. 30 tp. 215, K.b N.W.'i.
S.E.'i N.Vi N.K.'.i, N.4 S.E.'i sec.
31 tp. 21-5, also land, den. abt. al
N E. cor. 8.V.'4, ace. 31-21 5. then W.
60 roda, 8. SO roda K. 50 rods, N. 80
roda, to bcR. exceptlnK. beg. at pt. 3.3u
rh. N. of '4 si'C ror. bet. aec. 31, 32,
tp. 21-5, then 8. 23.30 rh, V. 30 ch.,
N. 39.50 ch. 8. 70 ileK. K. 6.50 ch., 8.
62 deir. E. 2 ch.. 8. 70 dcK. E. 6.50 ch.i
S. 62 deK. E. 4.50 ch., 8. 9 deK. E. 4
ch., S. 47 di'K. E. 2.74 cb., E. 3.50 ch..
8. 67 .leir. K S KO rh . V. 3 20 eh lit!
be, con. 94.35 ac. exc;.tlnK also lands!
conveyed by Win. Kllenberir, to Sarah
jj. lW.ler, 64 l. paKe 10Ii. des. as heir,
at pt. 500 ft. K. of '4 ror. bet, sec. 3D,
31, Ip. 215, then S. 12. IS eh. to mid
dle Co. road, W. along middle road to
pt. 12 36 ch. 8. of K.t cor. then 8. 71
dec. W. 3M rh. H. 66 deK. 30 min. W.
3. Jo rh., S. 2 di K. 30 min. K. 4.03"i ch. S
3:. den. 5 W. 4.U6 ch., 8. 211 deK. 30 mln.
W. 3 08 ch.. then 3 deK. 45 mln. K.
14.32 rh., S. 20.33 ch. to 8. i lino
then 10. ix.f.9 rh.. to S.W. cor. Louis
Itltthey place then Is'. iiIoiik W. line
place 39. SO rh. to middle road, thru
S. 70 deK. K. 6.50 ch. then 8. 52 deK.
K. 2 eh., 8. 70 deK. K. 6.50 ch. 8. f.2
deK. K. 4 :0 ell. 8. 9 deK. K. 4 ch., S.
47 deK. K. 2.73 ch., K. 3 50 ch. 8. 67
deK. K. 3.50 rh. K. 3 .20 rh. to line bet.
sit. 81. 32 then N. nlonK see. line
36.70 rh. to N.K. ror. sec. 31, w. 35.15
eh. lo beK. con. 177.33 no.
Arundel, piano tuner. Thono 1S9.L.
In on ItuslnnM
M. L. Itrown of Camas Valley
spent yesterday In the city attend
ing to business matters.
NOQKB MVSIC STUDIO, Ji N
Jackson Si. l'hoaa S01.
In from Glide
C. W. Jarkson of Glide has been
spending the last few days In the
rity attending lo business matters
and visiting with friends.
Crrpe de Chino and Satin waists at
$2 95. Markubury Co.
Car Htar Cars lt.r.dveV 1
A car od of the new star rnrs i
arrived this mornlne and will
delivered to Uapp llrothera.
In frtHii Tllb-r
Mr. and Mrs. 0. F. Norman bsve
been spending a fejr days in thb
Safe
Milk
CWraa
The OritmsJ Food tVrnk for AH Arcs.
OVkLun, ha. Home OrirraFountsins.
KK-n m UK. M sited Qrain E vtrart In Pow.
d" K Tablet furros. N.ui-Mifnta,
Avoid LaiUtioot ad SutiUtttrt
1U iiT ''LiZ..,'t .7
ro
CONSTIPATION
BILIOUSNESS
Headache
INDIGESTION
Stomach Trouble
-SOLD EVERYWHERE
city transacting liunlin manors
and vlsitiiii; wllb frieu ls.
For Fuller Brushes, I'hone Z')2 1L
E. R. ltOISE. TEACUEIl of violin.
Call Moore Music Studio.
Hern from Mexlfortl
Chas. Ulalr of Medford has bei-n
in this city trannartini; business
matters for several days.
Pslnless extraction of teeth at room
9, Masonic Temple, Lr. N'erbas.
Here on HmkIiics
James 8. Geason of Palem. Pep
uly Statu Fire Marshall, va in this
city yesterday lnspt-rtiiie the new
location for the Shell Oil Company.
One lot of wool and silk sHrts at
$1.95. Where att Maiksbury Co.
In from (Inkliind
E. I,. Settle of Oakland Ment
yesterday In the city attending to
business matters and vi.iting with
friends.
Mrs. Chas. C. Stanton, teacher of
Piano. Fboae 75 J. 702 S. Tino.
In Town Txlny
John Alexander,
of Glide, was a
Roseburg visitor for a few hours to-
day, tratifactinK business
and visiting with fiends.
matters,
Pruning and Rnifiinr. All trees,
vines, bushes. Louis crKold, city.
I
Here from Glide
G. A. Owen of Glide, was amor i
the out of town residents who spent j
a few hours in Hoseburi; today tran
sacting business nmtters.
SPirtEU.A COIttfKTS. Mado
Measure, Ilell Case, 1'hnne 391-1..
to
Died At County Ilnme
Ilenjamln llamsey a resident of
the County Homo, C7 years of nuo,
''led ut tho Count Home last even
ing. . See the Sherman. Clay
nlanos at 324 N. Jarkson
Moore Music Store.
& Co.
street.
Hero from MixIfonKri .
W. O. Webster prominent resident
of Mudford was In this city yester
day attondlr-c to business' matters
:t!id visiting friends.
Special for January. Our pries on
Vacuette cleaners. $15.00. McKean,
Darby and l!aldwtn.
Gn ;n..1r(vw
x. , ,,,,, ,
. K- N.'''Sn" f Medford Spent yPV
i""'"11' 'I' cl,v "end ,0 bu.l
nesa matters
and visiting with
friends.
Special for Januarv. Our prim on
Vacuette cleiiners, J15.00. jli Kean,
Darby and Ualdwin.
Leavrn for Illddlr
Mrs. Mildred McMahan presiibnt
of the liehekiih Assembly. who
visited the local lodKe last eveninK.
will pny the Hlddlo lodge an official
visit this evot.frit,'.
Tace Lumber nnd Fuel Co. A. first
class place lo buy building material,
wood and coal.
l.cnvo for South.
Al Kent and Filter ftceonipa".! 1
by Mr. and )lr. Ira Wimlierly of
drain, lert for Sin Diego yesterd-iy
by auto. Mr. Kent and sister w.ll
remain in San Diero for cn extend
ed vWit, Mr. and Mrs. Wliuberly
stopping at l.os Anceles.
Pont lorcet Watkins supplies
cn be obtained at 120 West Lane, i
or Phono 177. . I
ttii-kellmll ;ame Scheduled
An Interesting came of baske'ball
Is antiripated Smirday evening
when the C.invonvllle All St.ir
meet the Chrl-ti.in Church team of
this ciiy at the high school pym
rasluin. rioih t. um are about evil
ly matched and a last contest Is ex
pected. A let of dU( cut rvued numbers of
Medart coisits. u ed faun ." to
10. si one half ,.;f M:i:kbtiry Co.
Lenves for Siitb
Mr. T. E. Eos', r of this city will
leave Friday for Sin'l'icco where
he will loin Mr. Foster ho h.t
."n ':'r'"U"r fie w,,r, r there.
' "''''r NI"'', to i- mal.t imv
twn weeks. r
Will RCxOtll'iany l.i
Antcli s v.,'v It? y'
extended v.sit.
Foster' moiber
n as fsr as l.os
will make nu
If y.-eir rubbers I - k. briir them In.
We ve'iani- l-.m Jus' like new.
l',co.lve.,r Shoo r : niine. i.K N. Jui.
jsoil Street.
j At The t nipqiia
Aironc tlie cu'-'s rerlsterlne at
;! fn-Mjua II.' ! t nlsh w.-r-:
K W. S'uw';. !.ir,l: I. W. I tr
ie vs. Fortland: Th l. Hunt. r. 1. s
Ancles. I. 11. I,-., PortliTid: I.. D.
,1'nrrl.v. rorilae ; . M. Anderson.
M.il',ir: K H inrnhTii. Sin
I Francisco: Finn r ltavaoaci h. 1' i
': A. . I'.irv" .srson ivrtlifd:
,r.. o. K Thei.s, K c-ne; W. O. Web
ster. Medfo'd
Ten csti b i
'.it uclv hair rt-
I" "v.s f-,vn i,;r fr k tho llra-tty
Siudav Kostbur N.;Ual lUak Kldg.
AKNI3ALS HERE
4,009 YEARS AGO
Scientist Finds Portions cf Hu
man Skulls in Mounds
Near Omaha.
RESEARCHES AHE rTAST.
Declares Peace-Lovlnj RKS Inhao
Itcd ths Mid-West Section of
America Prior to Tim
of Indians.
Omaha, Neb. In an effort to obtain
evidence to support bis belief that
Nebraska was inhabited years
ago by cannibalistic cave men, lr.
Hubert F. Gilder, doctor of science,
known throughout the West for his
desert lundape canvasj-i, has be
gun excaulins a short distance south
of Oniuba. l'ermlssion us pranled
htm after a dozen years of effort to
induce owners of the land to permit
the excavations.
'rh iiltu ,.f tbe ermvatlona Is
J -
marked by several eroded mounds
which the scientist believes were co:u
luunlty houses of the Omalf or 1'aw
nee Indians. It Is his theory Unit
these minimis were built upon the
foundations of the houses of the ear
lier tribe, possibly ancestors of the
Mid-West Indians. In support of this
belief, he has discovered that the up
per structure declared by hlin to
have beeu built with mud and stone
sides covered with thatch had an
entrance cn the south, whereas the
loer excavations clearly show en-
I trances from the east.
Finds Bones of Men.
t'sing the Uiirwlnlan cccumnladon
theory one inch of earth to each cen
tury Doctor Gilder calculates that he
has reached the 4,000-years-ai;o surface
level and there be has discovered por
tions of human skulls, ana and foot
bones.
Ills discoveries Include ashen, de
rlnred by him to be roasted human
bones. From this he evolves tho the
ory that the early inhabitants were
raiinll-als. Some thirty or forty im
plements of bone and wood he has
found are almost Identic with crea
tions unearthed by European nrche
oloplsts, who ha''e ascribed tlielr area
as preceding the historic. '
Peace-Loving Race, He Say.
"We have established the fact." de
clares the doctor, "that there lived in
this portion of the North American
continent a peace-loving rnce prior to
I the time of the Indians, as we mm- j
nionly apply the term. I deduce this
! from tho fact that th? houses were
lar'e enoiiL'h to accommodate from .
ten to twelve families and that the j
(lucllliirs are Fepnrated by consider-1
able territory. If the race hail been i
warlike, the Individuals would have
felt a conitnun desire for c!oe nss ;
rial Ion and would have built hones
In groups for mutual protection."
curium mi ni-i.i n.
RADIUM KJ KBV KAMf SHIRE
''.')..'.
. . -' :;V
. 1 A -
Edward Caron, a French-Canndlun
miner from Montana, has discovered
radium in a mountain at Eerlln. v.
II. He has prospected with such suc
ivss on a lot of woodland he pur
1 rhastd rvcenily as to attract tho nt
; tentlon of the I'nited States bureau
1 of i:inos. Engineers will In-estl.-:ite
to determine tlie extent of the radium
' dei,.sit. Cnnm Is shen here with
samples of the minerals he f.mnd on
his property. In his left h,ni i..
holds a spednien of uranium, which
i contains nullum. In his right hand
Is a specimen of beryL
Wolvet Menact Farmera.
Warsaw. Ind. TerroriieJ by the Rn
pearance of a flock cf wolves driven
from a swamp near hero by (Ire one
morning recently, farmers kei.t th.-ir
rhlldren indoors while others, with
ritii nnd shotguns, accompanied their
youngsters to school. Drivers
of
school backs also were arme-L
vNhile I!oy Tole went to a field at
the edge of the awarrp tp dig pota
toes a large hound accumpnnving bliu
was klll.M by six wolves. Cuttie. sheep
and len recently have been attacked
by wolves. Famine were organi.-ir-fer
a wo'.f hut.t Id whl, several hun
dred persons r.m ps.rtlclpate.
Ttnants Crt LsndlorcTs Ettite.
I.OS At'.g. l.'S. T, n:ir pf ;.,.,,
I.ew. who d'ed recently, learn...) ,.,,.r
wit his heirs, ll's es'.i'e. v::!;-e. r.'t
". cc.sNts of five h,-i.s,.v .
" ir" l.t is, T . .... . ,,
;p; .r g
"'em. lie was survit-J t j cu fa ,v,u
f7?Y f
" llunK a
Will Look Belter
than the
Old One
j
Come in and get a New One
if you pay cash on the right
Hay we will give your money
back. We have a large as
sortment of Hats and Caps.
$1.50to$10
DUDS FOR MEN, Inc.
W.
3
....:
CF COURSE DORIS WON 0UT
What Was There for Mother to Say
In the Face of Such an
Argument?
They had been chatting alnce entef
lng the bus, but the Woman, who sat
opiiosite them on top, heard nothing
really good until Uraut s munuiueut
was readied.
Without taxlnj hor hearing in the'
least the Woman learned that they
were former sclioplmntes at the uni
versity (for university days were
mentioned again and nijiiln) who were
revisiting the city uiter a number of
years.
"I don't think the girls of this cen
tury will ever stnnd for long skirts
amiin," remarked the one In the green
dress. "Iteimnus me of what Evelyn
was telling me Just before I came
away. She was making a slilrt for her
daughter, Doris. Everything except
the correct length had been docided
noon. Kvelyn wanted to make this a
little longer than Porls' other skirts.
i h'tie told her that Hie fashion was for
i Increasing the length. But Doris was
j obdurate.
"Evelyn, yon know, generally lets
I her have her way In matters of dress,
I but this time she argued and Doris
burst Into tears. 'He fair, mums, she
I pleaded. 'Honest Injun, now which do
1 you think I should take the advice of
on( '""titer or of twenty girls?"'
I "And what Imppened?-
Oh, mother shortened the skirt, of
I course." Exchange.
! AUTOMOBILE KEP.E TO STAY
FooPsh to Compare It to Popular
"Crazes" That Merely Bloomed
for a Time.
"If the automobile craie contlnnes,"
queried a Man Who Loves to Talk,
"what will we do for rim .Is for the
cars to run on? Just now nil the
main roads around the city are used
to capacity on nice Sundays, and It Is
romtuon knowledge that downtown
streets are so Jitmnid at times that a
man can walk o!i the sidewalk faster
than a cur can travel In the street.
Shall we have to doubleeck our
streets?"
"l'esslbly," replied the Man Who Tte
rein,cvs. "i:I:t the use of auto-uo-llles
Is not a craze. It is too endur
ing for a craze. The roller-skat'ui
epidemic that swept the country In the
middle eighties was a craze. IteuiDm
ber how rinks sprang np In every
towal r.lcyeie riding ten years Inter
was a craze. The Wllllnmsburgn
brl ice was' built while It was at l
height, and plans for the bridge colled
for a space devoted exclusively to
I ikes, but the craze passed before the
brlil.-e tns completed.
"I'lng-poi.g was a craze that blootred
In the morning and died at night,
though while It lasted there were
p.rg porg clubs, tonrnnments and con
tests, r.ut ha-ehnil. politics and the
motorcar nre not crazes. They art ln
stltiitlcn.." New York Sun.
Rush to Olsmond Fields.
TVr M.gcst rush in the history of
the Transvaal alluvial diamond "dl.
! f ' hns t:ik,'n r't at Kaulplanta.
"!"'''r' Johannesburg. Three
laolis.it:. wou'd-be diggers forme,!
br-e c.-.i.i ,-ari's b.ng. A proclamation
h iv.- l r.';.J. a Enlon Jck was
Inhere 1. and tie long line of seekers
rft.-r fortune moved oft nt the double
omt a t'.ions.ind j-urds of grwn, nndii
w'";rjr. Young men and old.
I'-th l'.rin-h rr,d Put.-ii, boys and worn
rn and i :'. su,v, d forward brsndist,
l-.:g e T!.e- was g-eat excitonent
t.r..,:-u i;o r:.. ,,, Tiw
v ' tre it am..;, i . , tint tl
here were
Wilier
a uttie vi. ;v t'
I g in w w ;
cs;;nd tb-er r;i.
"k r:;d s'.impt. an,
';n "'''" wee n,;,.l-. s.
",r: ,n'N :ni- l.!.V rart
n 1 va.nM at J Mm) have been f.,n,
at Kaalplaals.
Here From Klamath Falls
flwsB Weeks prominent r:
I of Klamath Falls is -.n the citj
' several days vi.siting with frieU
.
j LODGE DIRECTORY
:
. 0, 0, p., Phlletarlan Lodge NiJ
Meets in Odd Fellows Temple ft
Friday evening, at 7:30 o'clock. V
lug brethren urn nlwavs welcom
A. J. OEDDKS. Rec. Si-
MONROK CHEEK, N.C
J. B. HA 1 LEY, Fin. S
A. F. & A. M., Laurel Lodqe No.
Ilegular communications 2nd
4 th Wednesdays each month.
Masonic Temple, Koseburg, l;
isitors welcome.
n. A. WILSON, W. )t
W: F. IlAltKIS, Secy.
W. B. A. O. T. W., Roseburg Ri
No. 11 Holds regular meeting
2nd and 4th Thursday, at 7:30 p.
Visiting sisters invited to nrW
views. Maccabce. hall. Fine .
Cass streets.
JESS1K RAPP. Col.
BELLE STEPHEXS0.V.C
Kniflhts of Pythias, Alpha Lodjt V
4 Meets every Tuesday trm:
in Knights of Pythias hall, IitlRo
street. Visitors alwavs wekow
RUDOLPH R1TZMA.V. C.
.T. R. FAURINCiTO.V. M. F
E. E. Wl.MIiERLY, K. R S
Neighbors of Woodcraft, Lilac Cr:
No. 19 Meets on lHt and tt
Monday evenings, In K. of P. I
Visiting neighbors Invited to ttt
11EI.LE CRENSHAW. O. K
MARGARET WHITNEY. Ci
0. E. S., Roseburg Chapter N. I
notes their regular meeting on
1st nnd 3rd Thursdays in -month.
All sojourning brctl
and sisters aro respectfully inr'
to attend.
MARY E. nriJAR, W.
FREE JOHNSON, Secrtti
K. O. T. M. Meets each 2nd and
Thursday of ench month, in M
bee hall, corner Cass and F
streets. Visiting Knights !
welcome.
L. C. GOODMAN, Coo.
G. W. RAPP, R. K.
Eagles, Roseburg Aerie Meet!
-Maccabee hall, on Cass street
2nd and 4 th Wednesday evening
ep.rh month, at 8 o'clock. VW
brethren in good standing si
welc.tme
WILLIAM LAMERE. W. P r
EUGENE LITTLE. W. P-
B. F. GOODMAN, Secretarj.
The Security Benefit AssocHW
-Meets In the Maccabee hall um
and 3rd Tuesdays In each to
United Artisans Meets in Mac
hall evet-v Wednesday c'",:
Visiting members alays wclff:
liit timn m-srit. V. A.
1'ILURED M'CULLOCH, Tr'
ELSIE HUMPHUEY. Seen-"
Woodmen of the World, Camp No. '-
Meets In tho Oddfellows na'i
l.ll.i.lmr. la. n n ,1 3nt S
day evenings. Visiting ncien1.
FREUEHR K PORTER. C I
M. M. MILLER, Clerk.
.. o a.
h.iirci wnapier no. ci. '
Mated convocations on isi - .
Tuesdays. Masonic Tempi.
rnenibtrs renuestcd to att
nd
visiting, companions we'rom'
M. O. WALLACE. Hit
V.'. ;. HALUIrf. Secretary.
3. P. r riL- D...t.i,rii Loans
Hold regular communis""",
.1 .... . . Thors.
me r.its temple on e;oo V" -.
f every month. All memt'"
quest, d to attend regularlf. .
visiting brothers are cord:"
vited to attend. t
J. E. FLURRT. R
J. G. HAY. Jr..
?senurg KeteKan tpo1 . -,.r
I. O. O. F. Meets la t,, a
seek.
i. nn
i-.;.i ..hers I"
r.'il U. t isillll I..' ,,-nll
standing are Invited to
GKItTUUDE I1ATFIKI.I'-
):VA LENOX. Secretary
ETHEL, LIAU.EY, Fia.