Roseburg news-review., June 13, 1923, Page 6, Image 6

HOSeBURO NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY. JUNE H, 1928.
PACE 6IX
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. Rich, ripe, healthful grapes,
grown in the famous vineyards
of Southern Europe produce
the cream of tartar from which
Royal Baking Powder is made.
The most eminent authorities
in the world say cream of tartar
makes the best and most health
ful baking powder.
ROYAL
Baking Powder
The ONL Y nationally distributed
Cream of Tartar Baking Powder
Contains No Alum Leaves No Bitter Taste
"A PURITAN WIFE"
By Jane Phelps
aMITKIt I.I
Bessie Prendre was away, and al
though Aim Bilssed ber. she was not
I lonely. Uoctor Grayson, ottaidoti-i-ally
Hutsh, and oui of the people
!on the nearer rancht-s dropped la
jand she spent A ood d-al of time
with Dick. . m.
' 'fitrunce what's become of Ned.
' Dirk aald. "lletter rail up, 1 guess,
and see If tbere'a anything the mat
ter." "Boaa one away," the Chink
told them when they telephoned,
i "(lone San Francisco, lie black
plltly aoon."
I Strange be didn't Jet us know
he waa going." Ann mused. "
; would have aent for a few things.
I bope tbere'a nothing wrong."
I Ann bad apent the morning with
, Dick In the lemon orchard. Aa they
drew near the bouse, talking
jearneaily of what they expected to
i Jo the coming year, Ann
i itght of a car.
them. i
We hae a maid now Grace I
Ann replied.. "I apend a good deal
nt mv lime with lil.k in the or-
chards.' ! uleton. to Geo. A. Lovejoy,
She's getting to be a real ranciKT 476 37 pare 677.
(Compiled by Douglas Ab.tract Co.)
53681. Guardian J"1- K- c
Campbell to J. K. Campbell. s4 D
M'3682. Q. C. Peed. R-C. Camp
bell to O. and C. H. R. I
IG6.67. Same as 53681.
S3KS3. Kel. MIg. Aiuu o. w
39 M
too." Dick added.
After luncheon the four sat on the
norrh. and Ned told them some-
r.ifixi W. D. Mae Irwin, to nuuy
Boas. M D 61. J1120.00.
srrs Sat. Lname mik. ii
thing of the accideut. There haa I Reed sport to C. . Howe,
been a strike on the railroad, and j6sii. j.'ed. Farm Mtg. I. 8. W ea
the ties bad been unsplked for . . , 0r0. wash. Jt. Slock Ld. Bk.
some distance. The train had gone,-, M 376 ggnoO.OO.
i hope Nora has something good."
off the track and some 12 or n
killed, among them Mr. and Mrs.
Edmunds.
"So Grace telegraphed me, and I
had Just time to catch the train.
She will live with Bessie and me, un
lesa she gets married, most of the
time, as she has no other relatives."
Grace Edmunds had come back,
this time to stay. The thought
flashed through Ann's mind, but in-
caught (sternly followed by another; she was
in sorrow. DroKen. sne ouiu u
1 1 longer be a menace to ber happiness.
.And she looked with pitying eyes
Ther hastened their steps and on. at the slender figure In her black
; the porch stood Ned, beside a tall, clothes.
slender figure In deep mourning. "Have you given up your pictures
' "t)h " Ann breathed. "Who can for Eood?" Dick asked Grace. For
it be? Resale " she feared Bes-ithe first time she showed aniuitt'
sle's mother, whom she was visiting
r
LOCAL NEWS I
From t'aiiyonvllltt
M. E. Manley, a resident of Can
" yuovllle was in this city yesterday
attending to business matters.
From llrockway
Mrs. Harold Nichols or llrockway
waa In town yesterday visiting and
sbppping.
On llusl
Doctor C. II. Ilailey and ron, real-
donta of South Deer Creek, were in
own yesterday attending (o business
Mr. Tarrott Here on Huslnc
" Mr. Jack I'arrovi, who resides. In
Garden Valley was In town' Tuesday
shopping and transacting business.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
PR. M. H. PLYER Chlropratlo Pby
, slclan. 114 W. Lane St.
ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING
Krll.kl. Work onlrt Il.i-or.
COLE AND SPRINGER
County kJurwyor IHy.Co. Surveyor
LICEN3ED ENGINEERS
Vmrt f1n-Mn"rlliir-lhofp 7H1
Remember This
We like the trade of particular
people, because we have the quality
that suits tbem.
Fresh Fruits
every day.
and Vegetables
Economy Grocery
Phons 63
Pumps of
Dros.
all kinds at Wbarton
From llltlc
Waller Osborne, who Is a resident
of Glide, was In Hoseburg Tuesday
transacting business matters.
Here Shopping-
Mrs. Douglas w ane ana ratignter
Kathleen were In town Tuesday from
North Deer Creek shopping and
visiting.
Here On Hnines
Volney McKean was In Roseburg
Tuesday visiting and transacting bus
iness matters, from South Deer
Creek. .
Here On Hushies
Grant Clayton, who resides at Dll-
Inrd. was In Hoseburg yesterday
i. hopping and transacting business
mailers.
Here From Hutlierllii
Mrs. Rldgeway Haxton, who Is a
resident of Stitherlln, was In this
city Tuesday shopping and visiting
with friends.
might have passed away. She had
not been well for some time.
"Hello, folks."
"Hello," Dick answered, then
both he and Ann gasped. The black
clad figure with Ned waa Grace
Edmunds.
"What what " Ann stammered.
"Grace's father and mother were
killed In a railroad accident. I
wouldn't get you on the phone be
fore I left," Ned explained.
"Oh, you poor child!" Ann ex
claimed, going to Grace and impul
sively extending both hands every
thing forgotten but the horror ot
the thing, losing both parents at
once.
'It was awful'" Grace shuddered,
but her eyes were dry. "Please
don't talk of It to me not yet."
Ann led the way Into the house.
Insisting they must slay to lunch.
Her eyes were, full of tears for the
orphaned girl, her heart ached fot
her. Suppose It had been her fath
er and mother? She couldn't bear
to think of It.
Grace was, if anything lovelier
than ever, although she showed
Hon, Interest.
"Only for a time! Kellogg tried to
put me In a small part; said I
didn't screen as well as he expected
I would. Gave the part I should have
had to that Stanton girl's sister. He's
hipped on that girl; can't see anyone
else. I'm through with Kellogg," she
finished rather drearily.
Ann took Ned and Grace to see
the little room, hardly more than
a lean-to Dick had put up for Nora.
"We had no room for her In the
house, so I have made this as com
fortable as I could," Ann explained.
Grace bad gone Inside, and just
as Nora appeared she picked up a
picture from the stand and Bald:
"What a horrid looking picture."
Ann flushed, sorry for Nora, who
had turned away Immediately.
"It's a picture of a crippled
brother of whom Nora was very
fond."
"I'gh. It gives me the creeps!"
Grace returned.
It wan not a prepossessing pic
ture. Yet the face was pleasant.
Ann had, heard the rasping breath
Nora had clven as she turned away
after hearing Grace's remark, and
traces of grief and shock. But her i knew she was hurt.
mourning was most becoming, and Ned and Grace soon left, and Dick
HyllBhly made. Then she bad a 1 returned to work. But Ann Bat on
softer look, the hardness was gone; the porch, thinking, her hands Idle.
from her eyes, and Bhe seemed sub- What would Grace'B return to live
dued. with Ned mean to her?
"Who Is that?" she asked when: Tomorrow Norn Tries to1 Keep
Nora left the room Bfter serving 1 Jack Away From Orace.
K387. Sat. Mtg. II. A. jansen 10
V. 8. Webb. 39 M 478. 38 M 268.
63688. W. D. W. Webb, to H. A.
Jansen. Mining Claim.
63699. Chattle Mtg. E. Watson to
J. F. Goawick.
63790. Q C. Deed. Ida M.
Casto to J. M. Gross. 10.00.
63691. Hill of Sale. U. S. Barker
to V. Illakeley.
63692. Q. C. Deed. S. Williams
to J. A. Elleberg, 84 D 621. 11.00.
63S93. Q. C. Deed. Fannie E.
Prltchell to J. A. Ellenberg, 84 D
621. 11.00.
63694. Sheriffs Deed. S. W.
Starmer to M. Lanpley, 84 D 621.
53C9S. 39 M 478. D. R. Sham
brook to S. J. Jones Assignment.
$1000.00.
6369G. Mtg. W. A. Stephenson,
to J. V. Casey, 39 M 478. $1000.00.
to J. V. Casey, 39 M 479. $691.00.
(1016.)
63697. Mtg. Clyde V. Carstens
53698. W. I). J. V. Casey to F. S.
.Monroe 84 D 622. $10.00.
63699. Mtg. F. S. Monroe to 1st
St. and Sav. Bank. 39 M 479. $2500.
53700. Mtg. G. L. Coon to E. V.
Hoover, 39 M 480. $200.00.
63701. 84 D 622. Aff. R. A.
Stowell, Acq. with Mary E. Stowell
Grantor, In deed Vol. 37 page 494.- ;
63702. W. D. E. C. Patterson to
Mary F. Freeman, 84 D 622. $10.00.
63703. W. D. Mary F. Freeman,
to E. C. Patterson, 84 D 622. $10.00.
Same as 53702.
A big special on coata and dresses
nt a price of $5 each. Marksbury
Co.
Electric hot plates, $2.50 and up.
Hudson Electric Store.
From liookitig GUnh
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Cllngenpeel,
who reside at Looking Glass were In
town Tuesday visiting and attending
to business.
Mr. and Mrs. Conn Here Shopping
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Conn, resi
dents of Melrose were In town Tues
day shopping and attending to uther
business.
On Ruslnees -
Charles Churchill and Loyal
Emery were among those who were
n Hoseburg yesterday, from I'mpqua
on business matters.
Shopping In Iloschiin;
Mr. and Mrs. can a gee were In
Roseburg yesterday shopping and
visiting with Mends. Mr. and Mrs.
Agee reside in Caldera.
NURSERY STOCK
W. carry a full Hn. of trei, imftl!
fruits, ro.i, etc., for fall d.llv.ry.
It. II. KI.I.IM
P. O. Uoi 1074 rhona 4U-R
ttoa.burg, Oregon.
AUCTION SALE
t t:S0 o'clock tvsry Saturday,
S?B N Jackson. Also farm saloa
handled. Salta mado dally.
Radabaugh & Patterson
WELL DRILLING
See or write W. F. Kernin,
Sulhcrlin, Oregon
AUCTION SALE
I will sell at Public Sato, at tht
Deer Creek Sales Stables, ?n
Friday, June 15th
( o'clock p. m.
The following ptraonal property:
1 Team Gtldlnga. 6 and, S yoara
old, weight 1450 tach.
1 Team Marts, 9 ytft old, woight
1300 lbs. each.
1 Bay Mare, 12 yeara old, 1300 lbs.
1 Stt Heavy Butt Chain Harnsta.
1 Set Heavy Butt Chain Breeching
Harness.
Terms Cash
J. B. GALLAHE R, Owner
M. C RAOABAUOH, Auctioneer
V kiting For The Day
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Olllvant and
daughter from Olnlla were In town
Tuesday visiting with friends and
uhopplug.
Mloa l)lon Guea to Portland
Miss Carrie Dixon left today for
Portland where she will visit for
n short time. Miss Dixon Is a real
deuTof Dlxonville.
In From Deer Crwk
Ora Clements was In Rnseburc
Tuesday shopnlng and attending to
othur business. Mr. Clements Is a
reildent of Deer Creek.
In From Melroee
Mr. and Mrs. George Kruse were
in- town yerterday shopping and ut
tending to business. Mr. and Mrs.
Kruse are resldentls ot Melrose,
Accepts Position
l.eland Marks, recent graduate of
the hlth school of this city, has ac
cepted a position with the Forest
Service and will leave for the North
I'mpqua district tomorrow, where he
will be stationed.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
,THK IU4MOKD ..ft!. A
I'lll. to M.4 1 rJwJ
K'r. nk lllu fcl.V
HMiMnUMJktllMHli..i u
iOtOEWMOISTStttKiUnlRE
Iteturned to Salem
Otto Ellis returned to Salem where
he Is manager of the Western Union
office of that city, this afternoon.
Mr. Ellis is a former resident of this
t-ity and is well known here. He has
been vlsttine with hlti narpntM. Mr.
pnd Mrs. Fred Ellis und friends for
tho past week.
On Ituslm
Cass Herman, who la a resident
of Myrtle Creek was. In town today
visiting witn friends and attondlng
to business matters.
To Visit In Portland
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Bemls left
this afternoon for Portlund where
they will spend a week or ten davs
visiting with their son Franklin
Demls, and attending the Festival. J
Mr. Oelilree to Ynklnui
C. T. Crabtree left this afternoon
for Yakima, Washington, where he
will visit for a Tew weeks. Mr.
Crabtree- Is employed with Bubar
Brothers.
To Itotie Festival
Miss Alta Barnger .and Miss
Daphne Mullen left Sunday evening
ior roruanu wnere they will spend
a few days visiting with friends and
attending the Rose Festival.
matters. 1
left For 1na Angeles
Miss Jessie Gill left this after
noon for l.os Angeles where she
will spend the summer months. Miss
Gill stopped In Roseburg for a few
daya to visit with Mrs. Carl Long.
VUltlng with Mr. Hodge
Mrs. Louisa Coon arrived here
this afternoon to spend a few davs
with her niece, Mrs. Berths Hodge.
Mrs. Coon has been itn,li.. ,h..
G. A. R. convention which . t,i,i
: LOCAL NEWS
Cook with gas. j
Fuller Brushes. J. B. Crary, 302-H.
Arundel, piano tuner. I'hone 1S9-L.
IN JUNE
the vacation period commences.
For travel by motor, train or
water, sports of many kinds,
country club and resort activi
ties make unusual demands of
the wardrobe. - Let us help you
get ready for your-vacation.
TRY, OUR WAY
Phone 277 Our Auto Will Call
Mrs. Chaa. O. Stanton, teacher of
i'lano. Rea. Phone 7-j-J. 702 S. Pine. I
We serve the best at Deer Purs: Inn.
Mrs. M. I. Wlni..
$10 places an electric washer In j
your home. Hudson Electric Store. !
A lew suits left at a price of $10
each Marksbury, Co.
If It '.3 hent you can do it beter
with gas. Southern Oregon Gas Co.
Painless extraction of teem at room
. Masonic Temple. Dr. Nerbaa.
MOORE MUSIC STUDIO, Open all
summer. Thone 602. 324 N. Jackson.
New Columbia Records (noiseless).
Moore Music Store, S24 N. Jackson bL
nroeroll plants for sale at Vosburgh
nnd Wiard's.
Lloyd's Tsxl for country trips day
or night. Phono 44, office is 125 Sher
idan Street.
Special Meetine a t the Salvntlnn
Army Tuesday and Wednesday at 8
p. m. Evangelist Stevens will preach
SEE HERE
If It Is milk you want, we have It
We deliver at night, to It will ba
tweet for your mush of a morning.
Rexroad Dairy
PHONE 3-F21
SURVEYORS
Licensed Engineers
EPPSTEIN & STEWART
$48 North Jackson
Phone 87
More Royal Clinchers
tor 1923
United States"!.
areijoodTir
THE U.S.
took plenty rrf
developing the p
Clincher CcTrd. R,il
Whenitwasfi .
on tale there ert il?1
takes in it.
La.it year w. .
Royal ClilS
enough.
Production fot i92j .
been more than douM
But whenever and W
Where to buy US.Vres
The Highway Service Co., Roseburg, Ore.
J. O. Newland & Son, Roseburg, Ore,
BROCCOLI PLANTS
We can supply you with the right
variety. BOUND PRAIRIE RANCH,
Round Palrie, Ore.
EASY TO ET STOMACH RIGHT.
If your stomach Is out of order or
distressed, no matter from what cause.
Mi-O-Na stomach tablets will give In
stant relief in case of Indigestion,
acute or chronic, or money back.
Guaranteed by W. F. Chapman.
St. Valentine broccoli plants, from
reliable Oregon grown seed, also late
cabbage and kale plants. Mrs. A. C.
Kidd $ Son, West Roseburg, Phone
15 F-ll.
NOTICE OF ANNUALS
MfctllNQ
Notice IB hereby Giratti
voters of School District h)
Douglas County, SUte ol 0
the Annual School llwiuti
District will be held it fcj
School in the Board rooa;i
at the hour of two o'clodllj
the third Monday of Joust
18th day of June, A. D, MS )
This meeting Is called fa-af
pose of electing two dlmtnii
for a term of three yean, aj
transaction of business unii
meeting.
Dated this 28th day of K
Attest: i
A. J. GEDDES. On
' V. J. MICELLI. Da)
RELIABLE TAILOR
Wo make Ladies' Suit J. H. BERNIER
Men' Sulti
We Do Alttf
Cleaning iitdH
Phone 149
Kohlhagen Bldg. (Next Door Ump4uri.
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT MEANS IMPROVEMENT. WE AM !
ING OUR FACILITIES EVERY DAY FOR THE BETTERNEsT'l
8ERVICE. I
We cannot grow taster than the surrounding country; fMJ
have to keep far In advance of our present needs. Thus ilS
a larger investment than ordinarily required.
WE ARE PREPARED TO SERVE YOUR EVERY NEED
MOMENT'S NOTICE WITH ECONOMY TO YOU.
Douglas County Light & Water u
R. M. JENNINGS, Manager
s3
M.TI.TT.T.T.T.I.r.y.frT.T.TTl
2 . fflr
I SERVICE WHEN YOU lt&3
By Coast Auto Lines Stages between ROSf"
In (lrnt ... .-j i. 1 I ' r.ucrnsi xtevens will preach
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njnifingium; pn,,,,, anrt brn(, )our bjbp
TUBBY
UMPQUA HOTEL
"Roseburg'B Finest"
NEW ANO MODERN
The people of Douglas County
are Invited to make their head
quarters here.
W. J. WEAVER. Prop.
MYRTLE POINT, COQUILLE and MAWK
Leaves Roseburg West Bound 7:30 A."
Leaves Myrtle Point " " 10:30 A.- ' fl
Leaves Coqullle North Bound 11:00 A- t
Leaves Marshfleld East Bound 8:00 A.JJ
Leaves Coqullle " " 8: '
Leaves Myrtle Point " :1'l"'..s
Fare: Marahfleld. S5.0O: Caaullla. S4.2S: MyrtK Poinn
COAST AUTO LINES
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