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i t .1 i I i . ,i . , H09tV0 MEWmtVIEW, WgQWCSPAY. JUNE 6. , . ' I PAGE THRU ire OF PRUNE , r UNITS FAVORED, ,annl from PE ' j' land ' the IaJ Cr.iwera; . K,a Hills" tra-iJ. ,1" , iif hav- "he -Jlutt I-all". a ,he tusene Kroner. Lwn Hi' t'vIHnj ";; , o-.rn.ioa of lb--;- .r-- l ci.ir.1 sal.ti cr.iiiiZllBO. ,,d Jiocld I" Luilt frum , "... . wli'le It wlitUi t The ln'-U r """ or ,iloi , k-uKi'- it "ucceai which j . ,uor:,le II IS It lO IX- rousl.v merru i - lUllJ'- brand n , Nation wlih no oullation '. 0f curse to preerve lt Mrh hui thiu thous to e.Ublish. The rjniiail'-'" eiprcsstd a like fi to tun over to tha - iiiialior. ii - - .4V..riiine martyr of val- crop. lhcrelor Ixjuela-.; county, wlietber it Joiua In the plan formu lated or cot. should appreciate the efforts upon Ihe part of the Portland Chamber of Commerce In lis en- , .i rfrlfia inin . " luiim-rnte interest or the Aether It WO.ll.1 I . "". i. to advertise a number r l"u,"J' "' or traiiemarns " ia, me hhu ... . U'e brand for all the prunes r local unita. as you please hem. sii'ild not ;o l.st hi .1 -ty or tnese urnauimnuMo Li.iiimiI This seemed to lied Into opinion that I matter oi uwian of ltul importance). Mr. and others wno nine nu eiperienee with trade with the selling- of Ore- iuris strongly emphasliod iity of one standard lalel reson or Northwest prune ncal designation' on tlio result of this meeting, a was appointed to consist i each organization form- ree members 'mm the tin m-r toeetner wun .i.r. formerly county agent uauiugeu bniy. to meet v. balem next mornlne at ten oeiocu w s evpressrc nt this meet nd nlace before the dlf- taniiatlons and the tinor- r.'wers a pian lur ihu mhii--lenlral orranlzatlon. whirh Kiject to ratification nr re- the growers of any given r k all that i can i-ii yiu i tht the delegate leu y toward the Portluiid if Commerce for -Its unsel- tt in the matter and its de- i comet h In for the stale and we must not fontel good boosters came to our winter when, we neeom isposini? of our broccoli CALL FOR SCHOOL WARRANTS All warrant of School Kisiru t No. 12, ua to and including No. Inn are now due and payable, and interest will cease afler (his dale. Glide, OreKun. June -It h. 1923. J. L. CASKBKKIt. ClerK. TOl'KISTM H.WIl AtVIUKNT ' Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Bennett of Ran Francisco, hHd a narrow ereapse e terday evening, when tlH'ir Chevro let car turned turtle on Ihe hill (ust north of the Winchester bridce. Mrs, Bennett was driving and in dem-r,,. In the hill lost control of the car which turned Into ihi h:mk and then rolled over.i Mrs. Ilennett received cuts and brulara. while Mr. elinm tt a Ceep cut on one thumb ami otlvr sufered a scnln wound and sash upon one hand. The car wa3 not b:u!!v ' BICYCLE PICKED UP The police department li;is picked up a boy's bicycle. It m:y be recov ered if the owner will call at the City Hall and identify his prowriv. I. 8. KETCH. Chief of Folico. y iwfc Safe JPf For Infant; iJHr invalid dK -jytS chad U Food-Drink for All Ages. VitHome.OfficebFountaint. Halted Grain Extract In Pow Ifortnt. Nouhihinf-No cooking. Imitation and Substitutes The city of Yoncalla veater- day voted :IS.0On bonds for the Imildinc of a municipal wa- ter plant, the water to be drawn from AdjniR creek. On hundred and thirty votes were cast nt the election, and one hundred A voled fav.ir'n" the project. Tlio proKreselve i l izers ere rejole- Imk over t'.ie resnUs of the elee- lion and It Is expected that construction cf Ihe nlenr. work will soon tie Htarle-1 on i'n- 0 Yoncalla and the w;itev of lite Adnms c.ret-k is located f ast of j stream -will he brought li.to ihe O i city by a live-nille nlpe Him, i.hc I gravity system betn;; ust J. ' - The SUk Store ( '&itJJ Roseburg, Ore. Sale Start8 Promptly at 9 a. m. lj!f ' ' i rJ ' " C1-" ' No pieces wrapped. Sold for cash only. (' S itVH'fli ila "-"vP- ' ' No pieces laid away for anyone. ((f SpSfsf J Specials on Larger Pieces of Aluminum Ware We are giving you the best price3 ever offered on this ware in Roseburg McKEAN; DARBY & BALDWIN COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS ROSEBURG, ORE. r rj TEST IT WITH A HAMMER g You may dent the wood C the varnJsJj won't crack. a FLOOR WW V 4 NOTICE! lli-te l-Yeiii Ldiit.iii Alra. Charlir I urinlni; and pon, ! Marie Davis and !th Uuniilni; we-.e In town phopplntf anil attend- lr.g to buBinets. . I Ml MnrMlern I'iiixh-n Tlir.Miuh I Ashland where Mie will tench In the Mlas I,eona Mamlera, Niece of Mm. Normal Ri hool of that clly thla aum j A. C. Maratrra, paused throunh Ituno-' n"'r- Mll, Marstera taunlit in Jhe 'bum thl- niorninc on her way lo ! AaMand I.Uh -hool till, past achool To members of th Tarific Wool Grower's Association, flrine your wool to the Farm Huroau , ShIviiIIoii Army Ton lalit ro-opfin'ive Kichange bofore TonlKht at the Salvation Army a Friday, June Rth. 'fine niuwira! entcrtainmpnt v. ill be C. U IlECKLEY. Vivt'ii by the youn people and Rome i v'o"n M'lortlrrnn I y a vnteran from 1 - - - , the Soidierft l!otn . Also some old ww ! """ i,d r' J'linK a 1 en. t LOCAL NEWS 1 1 N'aSI.eotofRnWv-. PatHappens? JVARNLSH Hammer a Sheet of Class AndVhal HappcnsT' , n United Pre.) roilTI.ANI). June . Joseph Man nix, Astoria city attorney, who died here aa the result of Injuries received I during a friendly wrestling bout, w !-. He"e cm 'lMinem . : buried this afternoon. The coflmer M. J. Lee. men;!T of ihe letrt.ila- announced Iheie wouhl be no inquest, I tllre frmn riut-h.i iiuir eotintv u.i In ainct Ihe Inhii-les wirit evldi-nllv ncel- Mi l'i rmick. x c - ir. ' liann hjn, t!,, r,v touay ettendl-k In b'iliies. denial. M,lv.aiike and I'Umii hay inacliinen' j AJ r. Ij-e re"ent!y piirchai-i'd a w- raitJ al Miarton urns. ,,iu p, nHn,nnwn as Ihe Klectrfc " " .-'a vnil'l. and h:s maie revernl ari- Iiti Creel. y-.f Here d!l( ni; and hnd Hi" mill nvirhiuled. Wireless No. 2 fromK.M.M. lie.' i Coming Fast DAILY WEATHER REPORT K .Itih Kntu'iit. pnim'nent prune Vanciicr rf ilie Drivs rr-ek country, wan a vi.-'iNir In ihe clly today. fe-w1-- 'l 1 ,. i'tU-- 2- i.-n Fc,.:.. , Vk..l !Jmrr aw not H KECK ACE lla'l ii 'yrrJ tit It m ihotumnJ firm txcama it it tri::U. And this iatl l::"Z ltnrritrrtt, it ukat katfcni It trJinarj amuhri. I d A entintr. I!" I l'-alne f' r ': gley-Zio-ler Hdw. Co. ' P f,,w nori'li'. Mr. Kn.ti is will a Phone 2S 5 Aw.. 5 ho hns b-n emplov- I'nlf.n (111 "'ornioy of tl, i- ii y fir ti.-veral niniiihs. hja re- 1 1 n -1 ard n' -"t'd a pitien with Hi - Hick' n'-ii' l" r at con pati". Me hsu ctrrri- ef th1 rto- Ic u-;ilriK e;m. r il 'T of t'ie fire.n'!7:i .'hi In t oo- eonnty. I!" I l"-ainK f r 'ie c a t Mrs. tmrK for a knuwn re and I j m.-iti) fru r.ils w ho wish hiui uic.J in li new work. ' row reafly tnr actual ieraiion I ,J- vteamer iramu, i.H-ni uiiict, nrt w ill ! reniiT" very on. ! flosebura. Ore , 24 houra endltm 6 a. m. rf r t III ' rvcipnation in in. ana nunareaini 1 fxwst temperature Inst niKht.. .54 Pn-cimlullon, last 24 hours 0 Total preelp. since first of month .0 Normal precip. for this month... 1.07 Total precip. from Kept. 1, 1922, to date 25 77 Aver, preelp from K'-pt. 1. 1177.. 33.03 . j Total deficiency from Sept. 1, rm i-m-. ii i'r.M i 1 1922 ' 7.26 Iioni) I i 1 V, J ne Ii. -Howard I Aver, preelp. for 4 wet aeasona "un.b'ctrti. I, k k k--."r t.f the Bit l-r flept. to May Inclusive 31.J9 n.'i.K.ni- 'ini;iany, ir In Jail in ch f..ult 1 Partly cloudy unin-ttNd westh-r: rf a :;'ie i,,-,j , :, tlinr-e nf em-, tnniaht and Thursday with probably br ira IM.'m ii nf I'.ie Unit a funi.s rain. ilJiing the jM.-t lu jeais. , WILLIAM UKLU Observer. JAILRMITIIEFTi FOLKS, please postpone that picnic until I get there. I ll pro vide half the fun of any outing. Crossed the Equator early in May. Now in sight of land. K.M.M.
