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Newspaper Page TextROSEBUPO NEWS-nEVIEW. FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 192 CONFIRMED DYSPEPTIC TELLS OF RECOVERY AHigh-Grown Coffee Bean Hard. Mis uuahly The hard, strong fibred, high grown cotfec bean it rich in ctrfeol. It holds its fine flavor, rich aroma, and high quality intact until released by rout ins and itccl cutting. Th. Economy BMUNQ POWDUt the next time you bake give' it just one honest and fair triaL One test in your own kitchen, will prove to you that there is a big difference between Calumet, and any other brand that for uniform and wholesome bak ing it has no equal. BattBjrTesf At.. si;1. MHHK OK iAI.R OK ;o V Klt.N Mi:.T 1HIIIIK Oncral I-and Office. WashlnKlt.n. I C. March II. Ni.th. Is h.ib Ktveli that slll.J. I to the c.ndit ioiih and llniltatb'tia of the ads of June 'J. J16. (3S tilat.. J February 'i. (4U Wat., IliUI. mid June 4. J - HI Slat.. 5S. and departmental rcKul.i tlona of September 15. I !. I J (10 U K . 447), and Junu 2J, (47 I.. U. 4111. the timber on the following liimla will b aold April 21. !'J-'4 at In o't l.e-lc a. in. at public auction ul the I nitetl Unites land of (He at ItnscbuiK, Ore. Kon. to the lna-hest bidder at not less than the appraised value, an shown by thla notice, al lo he suhje.t to the approval of the secretary of the In terior. The purchase prl-e. wllh an additional auin of one-flflh of 1 per cent, thereof, being- commissions lowed, muni b deposited at time ale. monev to be returned If NUl .,. r,.vd otherwise patent issue for the timber which mum he I .....1 within l,-n veara. Hid will reielv.d from cltlien. or in in , p. v. - . (r M Wxvix?" f -'- profit Jubdivlsli.n will be -eparate, , p.r M or he re I fir I 0 PjrM. Ir r iHrkrrr unit. 1. -t ?v. - Mr. and Mr. Bayei Give Full Credit to Tanlac for Remarkable Result Mr. Bayet Gained 21 Pounds. "Mm. !!avcs mid myself are both stroiiB for Tanlnc mid could not over uralso it." declares T. ii. Hayes, 3S College street, HpriiiKfiold, .Mo. Mr. Haves Is a popular musician and well known to the people of Sprinti'leld, liariiiK been uHKOt inlod with a loading mimic house lu-r for thirty years. "Mv wife hud been a confirmed dys peeptic, having suffered from it for tvrentv yi;r. She was sorely troubl ed Willi heart palpliutlim and about all the d.stressiiiK symptoms a pro longed ease of indigestion tan cause a person. 'Finally she Rot down to only one hundred and eight pounds and land ed in a hospital almost a nervous and physical wreck. In fact, her case seemed hopel.-ss. hut after cverythnif; else failed alone canio Tanlac and easily and tiutckly put an end to her suffering; and restored to her the pleasure of living. "Tanlac was soothing and healing from the very start and now she has omlerful appetite and tier uiges- flr M. lnretif.e ced'ir 2", "r !.-'..M "''"Ition is the best I have ever known It !:r .Vv;'1 K::;d, 'I''. W' '.' u-a t'.r.Ho be. The change from eating a little ling si,"n.,iu'oi tm limii.r on u,esc j toast and other very light foods to sections lo be ..id for .m than HUch things as Kausago. cabbage, per U. for tne re I fir. I -o p. r 41. for .111(.rkrulll , tr.. came about BO quick V.' i.,rM',f"?T.'e' rl-ri-edanT: J "5 ! I ly as to as.onlsh and (lel!,:ht us both, it in iv., 11. M-.'i .i-'i fir S-.' "ik-r weight has gone up to one M MV1, NKU fir -"" -M NKU N! hnnilrtil and twenty-nine pounds, a fir sou .l.. NU i, NW'i fir 2i m .. . , . . twenty.ono pounds. Hlieuma- if IS will M w hite i i-tlal a.IO M the timber on tllese aecllonn lo oe sold tor less than tl.fjU per M. for the I lir and $;.ou per M. for the while e.ilar' T .s.. It. W., Sec. 15. fr U iSV' v.olow pine 1') M.. suuar plno o ' .t red fir Isu M.. none of the limber on this tract to be old for less than i I.I no per M. for the yeilow and suitor pine and 11.25 per .l. for the red lir; 1' 211 S. it. )0 V., rice. 30, M; l4 Nl-.1- fir r.-'o M.. then HKU SU'U, ' li '0 M none of the umber on these ! tracts to be sold lor less than l-'.-'u r M T. "'h. S.. II. 11 V .. "ec. oi tlsm about her arms and joints ana swelling In the feet has 4ilso disap peared with the general building up Tanlnc gave my wife. Her Btreiigth has returned, she has an abundance of energy and is altogether happy over i her new found health. Tanlac is for aule by all good drug ! gists. Accept no BttbBtittite. Over 40 I million bottles sold. Take Tanlac Vegetahlo Pills. " le :f V .' : vn f m V I V 1 Y T. RBAJX S is i ... e fir i?mi M i. in is. it. ( .. Her. J. Nwi KK'4 fir. H' M, iiuiih tf lh timber on th-e eitlim lo be aolil fur U than -' .r. p-r M.. T. 21 K.; ). 4 W., rit-c. a, MCVi reU fir Uu jwl.ilr elar. WlM.IAM Sl'lt. Coin- WW IX cr'.y tsWuaalliOe Bticd and you inttl'Jitl'.f.lsswdl Srnd for Fit Eh emit. 4 C C. Moasn 6c Co., Sel Grow.ni I 5)9 Mrk-t SM Sa.s p'aANCisrAJ I Mlllfu K HALE OF UOV Elt NMK.-T 'I I II lie; It 4.4;.M;itl. LA. Ml tlH- lli: asnington, T. C Feb. 14, 1924. Notice is hereby mven that subject to Ihe conditions and lluillalloni ul ine acts of June a, lltt l-i niai., oo. ruary M. l'H'J (4o Slat., 117'JI, and June a f.'ii ill Mint 7r,M. and ileua r I mental r!.u illations of .September l.i, l'-'li (t1 I I, oi. and .lime 22. 1HJ0 til I-. 1 4ill,'l)ie limtier on the following lands u.111 I... MI,,I M;,r. 2. 1124. Ill 111 o'clock a, m. at public auction at the United 1.....I ..hum at Uoschul'K. llreK'in In Hie hm-liem oioiier ai 1101 icn the appraised value as shown by tins notice. ..ale to l.o subject lo the approv al of the secretary of the Intel lor. 1 he purchase price, with an additional sum of one-lltlh of 1 per cent incr commissions allowed, must be de- 1 poslled at time of sale, money to be re :. , ir ..t.. i- ,...t nniiriivn. other wise patent will I'sue lor me innoei which must be removed within ten years. Ulds will ue rece.veu iioin zeiia of the United states, associations of auch ciurens and corporations or ganized uniier the laws of tne I nlled tilates. or any stale, territory or district thereof only, t pon apenm'o" " - oualltled liurcnaser, me iiotoer on . IcKoi subdivision will be offered se- ttXFXXMf T'i5 8dK.n2 wy. In connection Vlth the showing of Sec. 35. Ni.;4 SKH. f'r lM M., 'x'" ! the feature film "The Mailman" at leu i lieuii.M K . m., v..T ithn Antlers theatre, local sneakers ad- M,.cedar 1U0 ;.. '; "'.,. . ,h. now 1000 SKIi NW'i fir 17uu At., cellar lni m., i. iocoiiiik ouppoii. 101 ioc luwou.w 11 w Kric 1 e.v 'u e u lir h..i,.r. pnnnniaa 10 pii-a nrwriu ein- tliereot, be- ft. UULLiK 3 iMfrNiS.t UtiibeIployee. wages commensu rate with the sections 10 be sold tor lest than the services performed. The same ( 76 per M. for the fir and Jl.uu per m ronit)oll ,,revai al over the coun- 116 w. l ' nVv fir 4..0 M.;,ti'.v. It is stated, the carriers anu .si;.4 NWVi fir 376 M., not to ba sold tor I dorks bdng forced to perform hard ica than , Jj.ua per M T is t .. ic 1 w., 1() reBponsibIe lnbor at a very low gr.o'd- for tNin"r!u:o p"r St?' TC ra.e of pay. In Itoseburg the carriers 21 H., H. 1 W.. See. 31, s N K '4 reJ go out almost burled under the vol fir 475 M., cedar 20 M.; gKV Nw.lt "J'uine of mail, and In many instances Ur 760 m" r.i" r 4.1 m" 'l.ei.Uo'ck ft M ' are unable to complete their rounds white fir 20 M.,Ni:'i UK red fir J,k dllrinK the morning hours. At North l.:.d",r '"f. JI'ZiJ VoCiHeiid. it Is stated the rate tir'1 r.'d fir 875 it.'.' cedar 60 11.. white ;gn low that the postmaster has been fir 45 M.. si.'l. 10 ;ir &i s. l-'i . Mil Ia red fir b,n M.. ced.ir 40 M.. hemlock 40 M.. It is what we save that counts, and in buying for household needs, a nickel or dime on this or that item, soon make up the dollar. Buying at This Store Is Where You Do It We invite closest investigation all goods plainly marked, and you are your own clerk. M 1 1 ..', i i .... l lar 1O0 M.. Kffi Cikwu r.d fir 900 M.. KKU f'ii red fir fi70 M , cedar !5 M.. KV HW red fir siivu r..o fir (ISO M-. ced:ir 20 .VI., Hem lock 60 M , Xf'.'i tSWi red fir r-'oo M.. ced.ir ii M.. HW)i HWV. red fir 1120 M.. ce.lar 40 M T. 22 S.. U. 1 W.. Sec. 6, NKU NWV red fir 700 M.. I NW. .r" iZJ-JX i7, a..'?NVu KbC I men urging support for the postal unable to find anyone willing to take the carrier's position. At the meeting last night Rev. C. H. Hilton made a brief talk urging loral patrons of the Roseburg post of fice to write letters to their congress- measure. Totilullt. Attorney I'exiei ltlce w ill sneak and on Saturday eve- .. vi .....lar vf. M. non of the tunnel nmg lien li. tunes win inin. wu n.- on these sections to be sold for lew ' 8ame subject. than 1.7f. per M.. for the red fir. H J" per M . for ine cellar woo e'.v-, lor too hemlock and Wli'te f'r. I- ;1 una w.. sec is. si-;i s ur o m, not to be sold for less than Jl.y per M t ! li a IV . Sei". 17. NKU N fll ion M.'NWii NW'i fir 600 it tie Hold f W. C T. U. JUBILEE TO BE OBSERVED TUESDAY A V. C. T. V. conference will be . not to less than II 75 per 11 T. 21 '-i r;3. "Y.e,!hold on Tu.sdav. March 25 In the ,'4 i V4 r o in v. ... . ... M., ttWH iSV red fir asutl oar ou di., Sec. &, M'. lock linl I 111 lllfllllll It'll I u I I I I ft II III! iiSln, r,il.iri:v)'. i i- ,;:, ii,., ,,,.. 5 r If r K Y K 1 1 1 1 V . r a I n 11 1 u 1 1 r '4 : faitum. ...nB ,,. K d '11 !" ... a.. i u ski. red fir ami attornoon session K THxcluslVe DittributOrSI ' 4 i M .none of the tlmbei on ll.ese sections j o'clock with music a v Ij, ! to be sold for less than 12.1.0 per fll., I"r ij ,.. Albert 1 4 New Location. 242 N. Jackson Strt. V V?,, per M for" I he ninlioTk and Shadows of a I ir white Mr. T. 2S 8.. it. u . given at 2:30. 1 he 5 '.'NKtttlKt, fir 20 M.. NWW.hr4flr ,, . , ,...,., IVmNV M not to be JVu ber of musical se South M. K. Church. The morning program beginning at 10 o'clock will be given lo the discussion of do- partment work, honoring the workers who have been ago. At noon a will be served. The will begin at 2:00 . The address of '.anks. "Lights and A Low-Grown Coffee Bean Soft, inferior The larger, seller bean, grown n low lands is poor in catlcol and lacking in flavor, roma and quality. ejifr i im ii, mn , ns 'r ' x coffee, "high-grown" means high quality and fine flavor. Only coffee grown at an elc vation of 3000 feet or higher is top quality. High-grown coffee beans are rich in caffeol the aromatic essential oil that gives good coffee its fine flavor. In Golden West, noth ing but high-grown coffee beans are used These are blended and roasted "just right", then steel cut (not crushed) and vacuum packed in the- handy key-opening Golden West can. To be sure of getting "high'groum" and finest flavor always asfor 1 1 jraw AreiM a4wj v-w m'. i.v'..-i a ti 1 -air y iar -ifcasy- - rn nil reiiuos 1 GERMAN LAD WAS HELD IN PEONAGE . .. , '...1,1. frlpnils Mrs. G. Ss. Hoover and cnuuren iein - .i,orlcs: Tk,.,kv for Knnknm. Wash., where! V.lll OlSO SP , thev will snend some time visiting I land Boxing Contest! SUTHERLIN, OREGON Return Match Main Event Eight 3 Minute Rounds. Johnny Carlson vs. Sailor Goddard Grants Pass Roseburg Special 6 2-Miiuite Rounds Carl Miller vs. Bud Reilly Eugene M.not. North D.lkct.1 PRELIMINARY F OL'M -- MINUTE ROUNDS Ray Jacobs vs. Kenneth Padelford Eugene &jther!.n And One Other Guod Preliminary on the Card Friday, March 21st TICKETS ON SALE AT GI'AD HOTEL. ROSEBURG MEDFOUD, March 20. Federal Immigration authorities of San Francisco Wednesday afternoon left i rnr Itm nntith vith A t- n litaOip ;rcat Reform" will he 17 . ,h r.armn in.n,i days proRram prant lads alleged to have heen held everyone. A nUIU-, ln nennai-R liv Karl Fnirlohiir.lt a lectiohS will be (tlv-iitogue Kiver valley rancher. Theo-i'M i:it l'rohibiuon J:.n-,,iore Kauhausen. a brother-in-law of iyC .... h,.u..nlail 111 fhn Utn.nv ftA Un 1 . I 1 L1 G cc ... niru to oihiii-3 HKainni s . nl..,.li,l ouut VanV I Vn.lnharill 1-iat n n .1 M M.. win:,, cs.lnr 14' M . mi 'v- . . i r V, 1 of the count v workers are expected have been under investlpation since. 1.2 SKi. ret fir 24l M. whit cbir SO l .,.n. The NW, NK', red fir 4"U Jl . lill ceoar . , .. .. i.-V vi-'l. ...1 fir M n i te l tni OI1IM1, M., ' .M.'. r u it i ' n einim, mill u npicnnu 11 II .'I " K ill HlVOHlH-f II ivv li.lte; VIII to titletld the I llNTKIll ST IN uiifereuce. Ce ll.. I i.r H..I M libit.- fir It ' M.. T. 23 tv. it li w ; v .NW'i re. I fir aco it.. l, ue'. ..lar iiu M . NW ' MV. red fir n il M. nblle cellar 1-U M. S U l r,- i ..i.i 1.1 while ced.ir 2.,t' M.. .-KU SW i. r,.l fir JuD ' . wlill ce.l.ii it.i M l-ec lei. l-.it 1. red fir 12''0 M . ' I,. l Stem hue c.-.l..r 3"'' M . ' V, 4"7,m!'- u' Kosebufl! I - '-' ,;! 'l":'..H'i.,".'.'lJi there Is a sr. lui ai , let I rcu lir iv" -i.,int, piaiiuiiui )i iii.-i .tea jii ed..r ::.u M. sku M-. i re.i i r . ,n 11(.ar , iinl,,iviie. Mr. fteng"r wiiua c.-itnr 4iiii ai.. "!,,,., ,,,,,,,i,.,r minlne leases n M. i. t.,t fir lli1-1 M . wtme ceu.u . - ... . M wbile fir I "(I M . M'- , VtVti r. rl fir 1:10" M whit ce.lnr f.-.i' ; M white fir 511 M . tV' Mis, red f.r at. wlilte cc.iar . M a.... II VI I. NKl. ml fir M Accordlne lo the attorney for F.ncle- iK hardt. Stedtcr was taken to Yreka. :!jjra California by the federal authori- 3C .hit 1 i.Uy and reports tiiiii k it deal of Interest in M . I. n M . ,1 I ..I Nil'. I , w In " i t .. . N '( M M, whit fir Iiki .11.. id fir Ki-'.i M. wiille ccb.r ,. Ir SO M.. NK'i H'-'i red al'ile C...I.H' :li M . whit fir liK', r-.l f.r 1'. c M . h't . w bite tir .-.ii .11 . 'i s rortlatid and i intend to vut at once. f,r lii.'O M., Willi c, ,1 ml, fir H M . S 1-: 1 1 ."I r , w hi! . ed.ii I.' " Jl . W il I :. SK' Sl.'a r, d ti .... c.-.l..r ;ci M . NW '. N i. M w bile ced.ir r"C M . .1 I r r :.. M . SW'4 .N ' M ,-. fir ,. f.r r,i M , t:, ii V l-'i; red lir I l M while c el it r If' M . Wl.'t SW'4 .N':'.. r. .1 fir s.'ii M.. M wh.l fir &n M . M'i. N i, red f'r f:." M. while cr lar , ... t KWU SWU r.-l fir M. While 'cedar M white fir I M .. St. , ,NW, .-d f r l'.;.. M. w';'" ced.ir '' M. whll. fir 4.1 M . 4 NW '. f;r V wi ll cedar 4" M. w.nl f.r an 51. i, m:', r.d fir i."' M. wait cemir hi M, whit fir lt M., NW f-s red CONSTIPATION A ran- """" Hrn ..! lo r.d. rtjr isci .. . Alttvn rr.'irf ia faiaa CIIAMBERLAINtS TABLETS Ea,r plMtaDt-aftoctiv only 25 fir S"c M., i W. M.. Willi.- in- m.. w ..it lb mill., r on I l..-s than Ii ..,..! b. r M.. f i.n t .-r M. I.. i i; in w.. 4.'5 M.. w hue c, r- .1 f.r 4.u M . M". ' . r.i f.r n.,lle ef lb tilti S....I f..r less li. red fir and I .e.lar l . 3i s l-:1 s'iKar I'll.. red ...i..r ti M t; is tra. I t be ,., r M . f. r II e M. f.'l t e red S . K .. S- . IATIM.M MIM'-S ties, and will be taken to San Fran of Canyonville was rlsco this morninK on the represent ation mat Kauhausen had been named (tuardlan for the youth. Carl. 15 years old. a brother of Alvln. Is still on the Encleheardt ranch. They came to this country last fall from Thurinuen, Germany, KtiRleheardt advancing their passatre money. Kauhausen oomlnE on Ihe same terms. Afterwards Kauhauien. an expert Kla:ler, went to San Francis co, Where he allejred to authori ties, that the two boys were held ln bondafe. T.ast Peccniher the two bovg made a statement tb uylne Kauhaus. n's charce and sayini; they were con tented and not mistreated. Encle heardt. a relative of the lads claim ed that he brourht Ihe three to this country In an effort to help them. ana nranaea Kaunausen as an ln- tlmt terntorv mid reports that our liiK the past few days he hus leased out four claims to San Francisco, Kugene persons who in rnlnln equipment tlr 1"" M una , T. 3 a S.. H. red fir 2i .. cedar 1 la M-. nun ol hese sect lens lo h eld r M . r..r th rd r..r tb wtilt,- crd.ir and th w hit fir. T. : .. -i ttr-1 SW'H red f.r ..n'r lit M.. s ' K w.lt ced.ir : M.!-h' i M., wnil rruit . ..... r.n n i,-r on this aecilon tn b trate. II. an lier inr in per fr the wtvt It. .. fe. 1 .. lt.w W. W. LeatherwcHid. who resides in rmtiqua, was In town vesterdav for of th timber en several hours attending to business . Id for less man I- rj. alters. aar pin anu ii.. ii XI.. red fir 50 M . fir and red ce.lar i. .. '.. M NWS .NK1. fr :.'" ! . IP ; M. NT', Ml', tir -"" in !M . S '. NW , f.r i 40 M . tin I i ... M mv Ml ' fir : :o M . t-tn ; 1 M. M'.i, NWi, It I," M P'n 1 n..n ol 'li- timber on thes. tracts to, 'h, ... ,1 f..r I-., than II pr M . fr I ih f.r and li.e- rr M. f.T th Mnrl iliiain spiy, Comtnunwn'f, 0tiraJ. I Laud iitfu. 1 IIDDIES'COLDS snouia not t"05!f thwn eiternally with 'X KM 5S s' l , Si First, Last and All the Time Remodeled, Redecorated and Painted-all and un-to-dale. Phone 59 and have jour reserved for your Sunday Dinner. " Turkey and TrimminSi 50c Regular Meals only 25 Cents. THE HOME THAT 25 CENTS BLTLT SUNDAY DINNER HOME RESTAURANT sorr Cream of Cliitken a U T.-no KLLijHl Salmon Salad UOAST Vour.5 Orepoii Turkey Veal rcrt.rlh Mu-hroiu: Ma-shed Totaioes K:?c 1 . . ( VAPOFtim Qr IT MW.'iaa J.., tW ..-, lK.SKi'.T rinearple I i.ii'AiiyiiAya.iCi.-.i-3 I