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KOSCBUNQ NEWS REVIEW, WCDNESOAV. JUNE 13. 19: J.
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on the cooking utensil.
No coal or wood to lug, or ashes to
shovel out a clean, cool kitchen free
from dirt and smoke.
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-the clean-bufning, uniform kero
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by name Pearl Oil.
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K FALLS, June ,' 13.
Mir days of the early
hit "kick" properly de-
h re-enacted In Klamatu
tie Southern Oregon
. L, and 4.
Tirtn I.eglon which has
been granted street concessions for
the entire clly, has decided to house
all its various forms of enterlaln
ment In an enclosure to be called
"Cow Creek Canyon." Dane hall
girls, bewiskered bar-keeper. Ram
blers and other characters remin
iscent of earlier days will be there.
Proceeds of tne enterprise will be
used by the American Legion to
drum and bugle corps to the na'lonal
convention at san i ranrisco in uc
tober.
Darn door hangers
Wharton Ilros.
and track at
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The Home of Hart Schaf f ner & Marx
CHICAGO PLANS
BOYS'
1
ACADEMY
Preliminary Instruction for
Annapolis cr West Point
to Ce Objective
MAY MOVE TO LAKES
Influential Citizens Are Be
hind Project to Make School
Greatest One in the
United States
Tiy KENNETH HARRIS
International News Service Staff
Correspondent.
CHICAGO. June 13. Chicago Is
soon to have" the largest boys" mill-
'fry and naval academy In the United
States.
America's bnvhood.- between the
ages of 12 and 2D. thus will have an
ipportunlty to obtain, preliminary
training whlrB will f!t them foi en-
ranee into either West Point or An
napolis. - . f
Camp Roosevelt, one of the most
opular boys' camps maintained hy
he government. Is to be reorganised
nd enlarged and moved to the ilreat
Ijikea Naval Training station.
Scores of supporters of this protect
nr-t ift the University club here re
cently and by unanimous vote decided
'n portion the navv department al
Washington asking them to ake over
he whole or part of the land and
'lullilinirs west of the Great Lakes
station for this puroose.
Angus S. Hlhhard. chairman of the
amp committee, said the camp will
'ie opprnted on a non-profit 'basis for
he nresent and will be made available
'o "Young America" tit a price which
will attract yopths from all corners of
'he - nation! Graduates of the camp
scademv and college will be eligible
for regular commissions in cither the
army or the navy; lllbbard added. He
further asserted that should the
ITnited States become engaged In war
the federal government wpuld take
over the camp. ;
The site of the proposed camp com
prises COS acres-of land, end plans
recpntly outlined provide for a. full
educational and military curriculum.
According to incorporators of the
num. the project, has been approved
bv President Harding, . Secretary ; of
War Weeks, and General John J.
Pershing: and construction work will
be rushed with all possible speed, it
was Bald.
Luella Selder. Portland; George!
Sienger. Was. C. Ult. Seattle: W.
Ilminel. Portland; lrma Jacobs.
Oakland: Mr. and Mrs. W. I), role.
John A. Cole. W. D. Cole Jr.. P. II.
StflaoB, Oakland: M. M glocum. and
wife, Portland: Mr, and Mrs. Charier,
Beekley, City; L. I. t-anderson. Pan
k'rancisco: Miss Grace McVev, Wanh- j
tngton; Kthel Hugh; fuddle; J.'M
McPhaiil. Washington, u : F.
-imnioiia. St-attle: 11. M. Wilkin.
TacoBia: O. O. Good and wife. Port-1
'and: V O. ftuti4t.'wlfe and son.
!an FmruLscn: (U'o Novea, Port
'rnd: Harry Wallrih. Oregon City:
W. V.. Hoyd. Freivso: 'j . Putman.
Portland: H. L. b'ord, Eueene: Jac
lullne llraden, MinneapnUs: J. T.
Taber. Portland: J. T. Uaeyvrts and
'amlly. Whittled Mr and Mrs. lien
Sherman., Los Angeles. ;
lKHCI.XS IUVTKT. '
H.A.Collins. Portland; 1 W. K.
Patterson. NedfordJ K. s. . Crowley.
A. McEntree. ' Portland: Jas.
Madonna and wife. Ran Francisco;
L. . Flake. Portland: William Wll
'isms. C. W. Kauffsson. Wilbur.
Washirigton; ' A. C,' Peterson. Spo
kane; Karle lloone, II. n.. Good. U
Crow. Corvalllsf M. C. Gregory, Mrs.
C. M. 4oody, Portland: It. A. lloe
nieke. and prrty. Sacramento; I es
'le Freldy. W. D. Mevenberg, San
Francisco: F. J. Connolly, Portland:
Mr. and Vrs. Claude Criim. Cltv; C.
H. Lurry. Fugene: O. T. Andrews,
Portland: George T. Stone, Corvallls.
Coneland, W. A. Anderson, W. G.
Furnell. Floyd U. Hnlley. Portland:
Florence yortensen. Marion Morten
sen. Millwood: J. W. Tynan. L. J.
Vecurm. I). A. McCarl, Lewis M.
White. Portland; Fred T. Twohy.
Aloha. Oregon.
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Hnv carriers, track and cable at
She Is m Happy as a
School Girl, Says
Mr. Black
Wharton Bros.
ADVICE
TO THE
LOVELORN
MRS. ELL8BURY
(Address all communications
to Mrs. Ellsbury. care of Naws-Revlew.)
SPIRELLX CORSETS, . Made to
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t HOTEL ARRIVALS J
Harry
K. L.
ili.M HOTEL
J. M. Schelege, and wife,
clJege and wile, Albany;
'ole, Salem; M. S. Thompson, Camas
Vallev; Corg(, T. Wilson. Portland;
toy E. York. Pickwick; It. R. Rlch
'on, Camns Valley; S. M. Honell
and family; Redlands: George Webb
and fam'ly, E. A. Blair and family,
Klrkland: Marlon Owden. Days
Creek; Mrs. H. H. Iewls, Hammond,
Calif.; W. T. Harris, Los Angeles;
Walter Turner. Pickwick: P. J.
Root. Mrs. Ozitee Govls. Mllo: B.
"amuelson, E. Perryman. William
Matcher. M. Dixon, W. Tolsom,
Harry W. flewlngton. Hillings,
Mont.; Mr. and Mrs. F. Machlen,
N'ilos. Calif ; Sallle McKlrdy. Tlielma
Bartholomy, Drain.
HOTEL OIPQIW
Mr. and Mrs. Gaskln, Rochester;
Dr. H. H. Comforth, Hot Springs:
I. Warren Kays. Jr., Eugene; W. T.
Irsnnat. Senttle: E. A. Talrover,
'Portland: Fd. VcDermott, Los An
geles: W. C. Parnes. Salem; J. H.
i Pelc. Portland: Mr. and Mrs.
loreph Jacobs, sn Francisco: H. W.
'Ireland. Portland: Mr. and Mrs.
V. O. Webster. Medford; H. P.
j rtoarilmnnV Portland: R. E. Mullory,
n Frnncisco: H. L. Nebergall, Al
bany; H. H. Dannies, Eugene; Mrs.
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! DAYS Of DIZZINESS
There are days of disiiness;
Spells of headache, l-uifuor, back
ache; ,
i Sometln.ee rheumatic pains;
f Often urinary dlrortie.w.
' Doan's Kidney Pills are especially
: for kidney Ills.
I Endor.-.eJ in Roscburg by grateful
frlenls and nrihbjrs. As. jojr
t ne g'abor!
j F. II te, 813 SJort St., Roseburg.
, tays: "My kidneys Uoubled me for
' a b.ng t me and I was almost down
' with my bick. I enuiif haidly g ;t
' oat of bed mornings sod when I
' Moo; d. dlzxy spells came over me
and b ark iots floated be ore my
e- e. My kidneys acted Irregularly
'ard 1 In bid flx wbea I bgan
nving Ians Kdney Pill, lul tr.e
iuj. Lad tar oj my f e. and two
b Tea rd me o? the ac.ies and pi!m
sad ma.ie my bsck we I r.nl s ion.
Price 60c, st ail dealers. Dun't
simply ssk for a kl !ney reaiedy gei
Dosn'a K.dney Pills the same that
Mr. H:te had. Poster Ml. burn Co.,
Mtri., UufTalo, N. Y.
Dear Mrs. Ellsbury: I would be very
thankful to you for an answer in the
next Issue of the News-Review. Who
Is the author of the poem "When
Father Rode the Ooat." Thank you.
ANXIOUS CLI'B WORKER
ANXIOUS CLUB WORKER I have
been unable to find the author of this
poem. Perhaps someone will be kind
enough' to send It in. If to I will
print it for you.
Dear Mrs. Ellsbury: Can you tell
me how to talk to my husband. The
thought of his flirting, and slightlv
making love to another woman, just
for fun, is breaking my, heart for I
love him, truly, and wh have our fam
ily. He does this slyly, but I found
it out. I bate the women because
she knows he Is married, and has a
family. He raves of her beauty, when
home, and savs she is such a, good
woman, and has even asked me to
call on her, and be friendly. Some
times I felt I should, but T can't stand
it People like this woman. My hus-
hand is the only mart-led man she
flirts with. What shall 1 do?
AN HONEST WIFE ft MOTHER
Ana. Flirting Is such as elastic
term, that I wonder what you really
mean by It. Do you mean that your
husband enjoys talking to this wom
an, that he admires her, and says ao
to you, and would like for you to have
her for a friend? la that anything to
be breaking your heart (bout? If he
admires har. and wants to talk to her.
see that he does not have to be sly
h"ut It. Make a friend of her your
self. Invite her to your home. Be
lieve me It la the wlaest thing you
can do, and above all don't "talk to
vour husband." Don't ever have a
scene over It, with the slight cause
that you have, but ahow yourself
wisher than either of them. I very
much doubt that there Is anything
wronq at all. A normal man who haa
a wife and family to support loves
them, and will not be faithless to
them, providing they do not make It
hard for him, and the "other woman"
make it eaav. Above everything, dont
let the contrast between this lady
and yourself be noticeable. I have no
sympathy for a woman who makes no
effort to keep her husband satisfied
and hppy, ahd herself attractive, and
eomnlalna If he finds pleaaure In an
other woman'a aociety.
I wish you could read an article bv
Or. Frank Crane called "How to Keep
Your Husband." It la the most prac
tical article of ita kind that I have
ever read, and would belo every wife.
Indeed I wish every wife could read
It. I will be glad to send it to you
if you would care to read It. You
would find more help ln Inat article
than I could ever give you.
"I needed something to strengthen
my serves and appetite and to tone
up my whole system, and that is Just
what Tanlao has done for me to per
fection," say Mrs. Effle Black, highly
esteemed resident of 419 South Hurd
eaty St., Kansas City, Mo.
"For a long time I suffered from
indigestion, gaa and heartburn, had
a very weak appetite, and was bur
' dened with severe headaches and
i ditiy spells. My nerves were on edge,
! I waa too restless to aleep right, and
I felt drowsy and wornout all the time,
i "I waa convinced before I ever took
Tanlac that it waa a merltoriua medi
cine, and now I know from experi
ence that the treatment la Just won
derful. My appetite and digestion
have been restored perfectly, my aleep
la refreshing, and I am as heallhy
and happy as school-girl. I believe
Tanlac will help anyone else who
suffers like I did.".
Tanlac is for sale by all good drug
gists. Accept no substitute. 37 million
bottles sold.
Tanlac Vegetable Pllla are Nature's
own remedy for constipation. For
sale everywhere. . .
Broccoli hand planters at Wharton
Bros. ,
NORTHBOUND TIN
Claude C. Wright aged 22 years
formerly of MeMlnnvllle, died shortly
before noon today, while traveling
north on train number 14. He was
a veteran during the late war where
he was gaased. He became afflicted
with tuberculosis following his re
turn to this country. For several
months he haa been receiving treat
ment at the Veteran's hospital at
Los Angeles, and was on his way
home for a visit when death occur
red, shortly before the truln reached
Roseburg. The body was taken off
here will be shipped to MeMlnnvllle
tonight. He la the son of Eugene
WrlRht who resides In McMlnnvlllo.
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turned out In satisfactory manner.
Ask our ' delivery to call. Radio
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TODAY'S MARKET
REPORT
Important business meeting Friday,
promptly at 8 o'clock. A large attend
ace Is desired. Followed by an apron
and overall social. B. of L. F. and E.
members and families cordially In
vited. Anyone coming dressed up
will be fined.
LOCAL NEWS t
Binding twine at Wharton Bros..
Itiillillng Garage -
C. A. Patzlaf Is constructing a
concrete ssrsxe at his home on Esst
Douglas street. The garsge will cost
in the neighborhood of 11,001).
Going to Itaree
County Judge and Mrs. George
Quine will le.ie tomorrow for Med
ford to' attend the Jackson county
suto races.
From Yonealla
Mrs. O. C Ambrose, who Is a rel
dent of Yonealla waa In town today
shopping and attending to other business.
Hera Shopping
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wood, resi
dents of Myrtle Creek were In Rose
burg today transacting business mat
ters. Will lo To Moiinvuth
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Gustln will
leave Sunday for Monmouth where
Mr. Gustln will attend aummer
school. Mr. Gustln Is the principal
of the Benson school.
' Prices iaieT Farmera for Produce.
Mutter 25 to 3u cents.
Butterfat. 4 0c.
Eggs. IS centa per doieo. I
liens, heavy, 16r : light, 10c lb. .
Uivilers, lc to 25c.
' to lie II,
Hiiks dmased, 12c, 120 to 1(0 Iba
weight.
Cows, prime, 4H.
eiers. prime, fte
Honey, local produc tion, loe lb
( ara i.ark. 7c lb; Cascara
' ! Underwent Operation
, Retail Prices en Mill Products. j ( hsrles Caldwell, who was Inhirod
Klu iii,-,tr per tb su in 70 !a nort time ago at Drager Fruit Conv
cvnts , papy, underwent an operation Tues-
Wool. fine, per lb 42. 4ay. His condition ia aaid to be very
viifin II 46 to 1 1 CO ck of serious.
lb- I
Cme t com lt;!t.tr 100. (Visit Orsndmother
Whole com, 12.11 pr 100 ita. I Harold Nicholas of Lanark, III., ar-
R.. ied i,arley ! ; a t of 70 rived In Roseburg yesterday to visit
b with his grsndmolher. Mrs. E. A.
Flour, soft rbitl. IL71 sn. k. ishuey. ll will spend his summer va
Klor. ti rd bea(, fl.s and ; ration here, returning borne in the
12.20 a sack. 'fall.
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