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Newspaper Page TextNOXBURa N1W8-WEWKW. PAGE EIGHT Man of 74 Made Young in Three Weeks by Simple Method FORMER KANSAS CONTRACTOR TELL8 OF WONDERFUL RE SULTS FROM TESTING KOREX COMPOUND. Thomas J. Olaseock, 74. well-known old turn) Kant ms contractor, declares ho has virtually been made young again by the recently discovered korex coiopound. which by many user U pronounced superior lo "gland treatments," an au lurigoralor and re vllatller. -1 feel Ilka I dll at 3V ays Mr Clascoc. "and seem to be getting stronger every day. During my three weeks' use of the new discover), palm and weaknesses of many years standing disappeared almost maglcal ly To!ay I am a vigorous and sup ple as I was In the prime of Itfe. Pur thermore. whin I began using the compound, my memory i .num.... gone and mr mind 1 was almoat uiinu. clear and active and I can read th fetncat print without dir flculty." , . In order to find out whether the results were lasting, Mr. (ilnscock waited six month before reporting on his li-st of the discovery. On this point he says: Every passing day strengthen my conviction that my restoration la not only complete but permanent. I can t express the happiness this (treat dis covery has brought to mo. It bus made me 'younit' analn." tllmlliir reiiorta are being made al ........ .tullv lnr Instance. J). Vi . i'...i ,.f K...w Orleans, uaat 60 years of .... "The compound has brought me back to as good, healthy physical condition as I enjoyed at 3.,. I am apparently as supple as ai ea ' my eyesight la better than for years. I would not take $5,000 for what the discovery has done tor me." The ropiimund referred to .by Mr. Glascock and Mr. Wood Is put up In tablets for easy use at home by any one. It has won the praise of thou- LOCAL GRANGES TO BE t huitimi h.i;ht VT';.l'" t . (Associated Presa Lasd Wlrl WEDNESDAY. MAVJ2 LUlJfKX3a Tnomas i. Glascock. rhn suffered from nervous ex- haiiBilon. diminished or depleted vlaor, neiiruslhcnla, pren(ature ace and luck of animation and vital force. Klderly people bare pronounced It a "fountain of youth." I'repared especially for acting di rectly on lower spinal nerve centers and blood vessels, gratifying benufll are known usually In a few days, ac cording to thousanda who have used It. EntbHslastlc reports from users r.cclalin the compound u giving speedy satisfaction In obstinate cases that had defied all other treatments previously used. Healulng sthat thousands of en feebled, half-alive folks may consiner such news "too good to bo true," the American distributors of korex com pound, have arranged for korex com pound to be placed on sale In Hose burg, Oregon, at I.loyd Crocker's I'lo noer Drug store, 2 II North Jackson street. Douglas county will be repriscnt ed at Ibe session of the Oregon elate ui The l miles the first week In June by the master of the local! granges. lice Adam, of South Deer Creek grange, will serve on the economics committee, while Stephen glgournoy. of Evergreen grange, will be on the .,,,in,. on dormant grange. Mrs. Sigourney will serve on the commit tee on legislation. Melroe grange will he represented by Mr. and Mr. C E Krederlckson. the former be ing on the committee on pure food and the latter on the committee on cooperation. C. C. Hill of Glide grange will serve on the committee on education, while Mr. Hill will be on the committee on temperance. Drain grange will bo represented by Mr. and Mr. Joe lirookhart, who will serve on the committee on co operation and election re spectively. The Douglas County Po mona grange will be represented by its master and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. David llusenbark. Mr. llusen bark will occupy a place on the committee on good road, while Mril. llusenbark will be on the com mittee on forestry. SHANGHAI, May 2l.Stu- art Maclaren. British aviator flying around the world, ar- w rived at Aklab, Uurma. today from Calcutta. aid a dispatch from the former place received here tonight. RADIO. Earle G. Anthony, Inc., Lo Angeles. 46 meter. May 22 10-11 p. m. Electa Fer ry and Oeorgla Stark in concert. May 23 -lo-ll p. m. Program by pupil of Myra belle Vlckers. May 248-9 p. m. Crosby Sister and Sigma PI violin trio. KADIO KH J, The Los Angele Time Lo Angele. Calif. 35 u",ur8:..l heih nlehl. contralto and Oakmont, Country club orchestra. May 23 12:30-1:15 P- m A.r,n"r Raymond Hill, tenor and urn ";"'! pianist; 9-10 p. m. Hatch Oraham, singer and banjolst; Lyllon Wheel-j er, reader. Mv 24.-12:30-1:15 p. m. Mrs., A. K. Prico, soprano and Vera White pianist. o J t LOCAL NEWS I DE BILL IS DELAYED (Associated Press Leased Wlrs.) WASIIINOTON, May 21. Discus sion of the MrNary-Haugen farm re lief bill win slde-lrailted in the house toduy by nil agreement for consideration or miscellaneous meas ures, t'be debate will be resumed however, under the program accept ed late yesterday allowing fifteen hours for general discussion ami calling fo. day and nlghl aea.ilons In an effort to get action by Saturday night or early next week, despite thu delay yesterduy 111 making a start. The bill received only slight dis cussion after It was reached yester day afternoon, running Into a ser ies of quorum f"11" which continued for more than two hours after the dinner recess until enough members had been rouiided up by eergeunt-at arms to permit the chamber to pro .......i u..i,r.,K. tilutlvu Voigt of W is consin, a republican member of tho agriculture committee, opposing the bill as a price fixing measure made the only address at the night session, which ended shortly before midnight. E -Th For Infanlt, Invalid!, Childrmn, Th Aged Rich Milk. Malted Grain ext. In powder fntm,makesThe Food-Drlnkfcr All Age. Digestible No Conking. A light Lunch always at hand. Also in Tablet form Atk for "Horlick':" at nil Fountains. loT Avoid Imitation Substitute ST MARIES. Idaho. May 21 Idaho democratic state convention early today adopted a resolution en dorsing the candidacy of William O. .McAdoo for the democratic presi dential nomination without lnstruct- inir that state' eight vole lie casi for him. The action came as the rllniav lo 12 hours of almost Inces sant contests which prior to the Mc Adoo endorsement fight had hinged on the candidacy of Robert H. Elder of four D'Alone, for re-election as national committee man. The later contest resulted In r.10- er s selection over Asner ii. vi usuu of Twin Kali by a majority of 11 votes. The democrats In eongres were cntieratulntcd on having "successful ly conihulted corrupt Iniiucncea in government and the Intrusion of sunt ial interests" und Senator W'ulsh and his associates wore praised for their part in oxposlng governmontiil aeantlals. Economic relief was covered in declarations for tariff revision, mem bership In the league of nations with rexcrvnt iini and the world court, nnomlc cooperation with Europe and passage of the McNury-Haugun bill. We buy n.( sell everything In fur niture at 1'owelV Petond Hand Store. Arundel, piano tuner. Fnone 189-L. Large ;mber ot new nigs now In stock at Powell'. Build a nice home. Get the material i at Pages'. nrv mixed anrav fur Dears. L. W. Metzger. California Fig Nuts Agar for constl- paiton. At Lloyd Crocker. A car of mantle brick, assorted col or, Just in. L. W. Metzger. Utx ft Duna Shoes aro here in new shades and shapes. Bellow Store Co. Wanted Dry Cascara bark. We pay highest price. Berger's Bargain Store. Lloyd taae you cheaper on long trip; no trip less than 6U cenuj. Lloyd's Taxi, phone 44, Hi Sheridan. Onyx Hoelery Is worn by the dis criminating woman, for It style and Its consistent price. Bellows Store Co. Protect your eyes from the glare of tho sun with a visor or colored glasses. We have both. Lloyd Crocker. The Story a Dad told his Son. "Yes, a Clothcraft Serge. I thought so I can tell one at a glance I I had on a Clothcraft Serge the day" I got my first job and I've worn them ever ince. And mark this, son I've never seen their beat for style, for fit. for service, or for value. You were wise to buy Clothcraft Serge. If you're a young man you'll like this trim two-button model, in blue serge. The lines of this suit are very smart, but not extreme or faddish. The price is most reasonable for such excellent quality. $29.50 11 tip p i T You Want the Pavement CONCRETE fOR PERMANENCE. Pays Dividend You know, from your own happy experi ence, what a pleasure it is to drive on Portland Cement Concrete Pavement. You know that Portland Cement Concrcta , Pavement 1 akid-prool, titid, even and un yielding You know that no nutter how hot the day Its surface remains true and even. You know, too, that the pleasing, light fray color of Concrete nuke driving solo by nl(ht as well as by day. Concrete Pavement consist of definitely proportioned mixture of aand, pebble or broken tone, and water, held tc;ethef by the everlasting grip of that tenacious binder, port land cement, Portland cement 1 the basic material that tn Ac the Concrete Tavement endure. It build repair out and the maintenance in. You want your pavement to be an invest mentnot an expense. You want to receive continuous dividend in service and .itislac turn. That mean Portland Cement Concrete Pavement Watch W a.lvertivmriit telling about the many other ue of concrete. And remember tlut the Poidand Cement Association has a lice personj service to ofJcr you. Whether you use concrete or have it ued lor you, thi ser vice will sive you more lor your money. 0 to.M R ) .rj IV 4 1-1! nix tafe'uMnt- PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION POK11.A.ND, ofeV. el fr'jtitmal Orpjai -jfi'ixi to Imprint nj lurnj tht Via cf Concrtit OIIUsi la 0 Cilia amwawMaBa 1 s s RADIO PROGRAMS From Pacific Coast Station Cleanse, tone and nourish the skin with Klizabelh Arden's creams. The secret of youthful beauty. Lloyd Crocker. Orders taken for broccoli plant, grown from Imported seed. (4 per thousand. lu.OUO up, VU5. Fred Schmidt, Dlllard. Ofe. (Associated Press Leased Wire.) WASHINGTON, May 21. Addi tional records of the Ku Klux Klun are to be brought to Washington un der an agreement reached today for inspection by the special senate com mittee Investigating the election con test brought against Senator May- field of Texas. No hearing was held today be cause of the absence of important witnesses. . said bid Is accepted and the bidder shall fall to enter into a contract and bond with the city according to the terms of ald bid. A bond of 100 per cent of the contract, satisfactory to the city will be required from the contractor. The time stated in the proposals for completing the work will be considered in awarding tho enntract. The council reserves the right reject any or all bids. By order of tho common couueu. Dated May 21st, 1024. 11. L. WHIPPLE, City Recorder of the City ot Koso burg, Oregon. to I. O. O. Fi Phlletarlan Lodgafcl Meets in Odd Fellows Tuafli J Friday evening. VislUat U are always welcome. W. 8. HOWARD, S. (I A. J. GEDDE8, Hit J s J. B. BAILEY FlLh Pythian Sisters, Umpqua TW 4. Meets to zno ana la day evenings of each monu. K. of. P. balL VUltor tlnjj come. JOHANNA GRAE, H. B. C MYRTLK WIMBEULY M.olll MARTHA CHK13TKN80N,1 fCrCT3T iirC!irtlITT7n fmltitlt lln ! leaves Tuesdays and Fridays lor Med- ford, arrives Mondays and Thursdays. For Information Phone 66 or 362. 1IAHIO KC.O, General Electric Com pany. Oakland, Culir.. 112 meters May 22 4-:.'lo p. m. Concert or chestra. Hotel 8t. Kraiu ls, San Fran cisco. Kr rm I n Cardona condintliiK; H p. m. Prm-'rain furnished by the Tracy, Calif., hlch s hool. At 10:20 a. in. the Oakland public school will have their regular senil-weekly ra dio broadcast lecture. .May 2H It p. in. Short musical pri Knini, Clara Dolltver Burtchaek original poem: 4-5 p. m. lloti,l St. Francis orchestra. Ban Francisco. May 24 4-5:30 Hotel St. Francis orchestra, San Francisco; 8 p. m. "Humors of tho Law." by Archibald Treat: Musical program; 10 p. m. to 1 a. ni. St. Francis hotel dance or chestra. San Francisco, Henry Hall siead directing. ItAlilt) KI.X. The Oakland Tribune. Oakland, Calif, 509 meters Orders taken for broccoli plants from Ashby's Imported seed, tho best on the market, also from K ruses Os wego seed. Hound Prairie Ranch. touud Prairie, Ore. I will D"t be responsible fur any bills contracted by my son, Lucius Patterson, after this date. Ituscburg, Oreqon, Mav 17. 1!'24. O. K. PATTERSON. There will he no dance at the club house of the Melrose Country Club on Saturday nlaht May 24th, as the date conflicts with tbe closing night of the carnival and mauy wish to attend. COMMITTEE. 22 3-5 May scores May scores; May scores. It.UHO KC.W. Portland. Ore., May 22 -:i-a storv proKram. Midianiler" by in. baseball 22 3-5 p. m. baseball S-10 p. in. Sludlo program. 4 3-5 n. m. baseball Morning Oregonlan 4J2 meters. i p. ni. Woman's Installment of "The Itooth Tarklngton s:l.i p. ni. Studio program by Ceo Olscn's Metropolitan orchestra. Ho tel Portland. Herman Kenln. ill , r--tor: 10 p ,m. Pance program b i Metropolitan or. hestra. Hotel Port I land with Intermission solos by Mrs. C. I.. Nellson. soprano. Mav 23 3:3i p. in. Lecture by .lcc IV Mi-Comb, head of Home Kc- nnoiuirs extension service, Oregor Agricultural Collrg. ; p. m. Ora , toi lull ronl. st under iiuseli-es of I l nier;iiy of liregon dUlslon of pub I Ii,- speaklni,'. May 24 p m. Children pro gram with story by Aunt Hell. 1 II AlilK Kl"i. Hale lirothcrs. Inc S.tn Frani'lsco. 423 meters. i Mav V.t - 2 -3H-3 :3i; p. in. Organ I re. ital. Theodore J Irw in. KPO stu I dio: S it p m. Program under man ait. noiit ef Miss Huth Sterner; S-10 - P in Nevd lloux. s'prano: Anna K ' lil.etv. contialto; Jule llouthbort I'Uinis'; .1. i. i;re tii II. tenor. ( coinpaiiied by Tbeiidore .1. Irwin: 10 I 1 n. m. V. Max Hradfield's versa 1 fie band. plaliig In the Palace P ' Ui-om Wiwl. M iv 23 -I 30 3:30 p. m. Or can r. i .i.il h Th. odore J. Irw in. K sin,),,,, t I -5 :3" P m. Rudy Selg ! er F:urmount Hotel orcheetra. Mav :l 1-2 p. ni. Kury Seig . Ta'r. un: Hole! orchestra: 2:3'. p in. ProLi-sm b niemners h-iui-n p.!i.-e .l.-cartmenl : 3 .:iO T. i p. m. Tea dansant. I'.ila.e llo- 1.1 T M.. llia.lnel.l s hind, s 12 p , m A' . i In. r it t KPO trio sint ius duiiug n'lHtra intermissions. NOTICb FOR BID3 FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned at his office in the city hall In the city of Roscburg, Oregon, up to 6 o'clock, p. m., Monday, June 2nd, 1024, for the Improvement of Olenn street from the south line of Lane street to tbe north line of Reservoir Avenue, In i the city of Koseburg, Oregon, In the manner pro vided by Ordinance No. 817. All bids must be submitted upon blank forms which will be furnished upon application o the undersigned anil must be accompanied by a certi fied check payable to the City Trea surer for 5 per cent of the amount bid, to be forfeited lo the city in the event said bid is accepted and the bidder shall fail to enter into a con tract and bond with the city accord ing to the terms of said bid. A bond of 100 per cent of the contract, satis factory to the city will be required from the contractor. The time stated CARNIVAL SPECIAL ransy plants, special, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 25 cents ier doz. Come and get them. All you can carry. The Fern. NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned at his office In the city hall in the citx ot Roseburg. Oregon, un to 5 o'clock p. m., Monday June 2nd, 1924, for the Improvement of Lilburn street from the west line of Madrone Avenue to the west line of Laurelwood Addition, In the city of Roseburg, Oregon, In the manner pro vided by Ordinance No. 818. All bids must be submitted upon blank forms which will be furnished upon application to the undersigned and must be accompanied by a certi fied eherlr navable to the city trea- ' enrol fnr & rter cent nf the amount bid to be forfeited to the city in the event said bid is accepted and the bidder shall fail to enter into a con tract and bond with the city accord ing to the terms of said bid. A bond of KiO per cent of the contract, satis factory to the city will be required from the contractor. The time stated in the proposals for completing the work will be considered in awarding the contract. The council reserves the right to In the proposals for completing the work will be considered in awarding reject any or all bids. Mrs. Jennie Butterfleld. j Good Advice for Women Portland Orccr "All my life 1 have known ot lr. Ptcrcc's medi cines. My mother was a physici.-n and she thought so well oi Dr. Pierce's medicine that she quite ircqucntiy recommended them tt licr patients, ci-ccrally the 'Favorite Prescription' tor women. For atniut two years atu-r the birth ot my iourth child 1 s.i:Tcrcd with feminine trouble of a very serious nature. 1 had all the aches and pains a voman could have. 1 was nervous and weak just able to be around. 1 was in disiiv', all the tune, when 1 began taking Dr. Pierce' Favorite Prescription, hut was completely rclirvc.i of all my ailments and restored to pet fret hcallll. ' hrn in v ,'i.tughtrr was growing into wom.iii!nT..l she w as backward and had ?u.h isxir health that she aas compcli. d to quit school. I rave hrr the 'i'..votitr Prescription' and it coini leu-ly restored her to btalth ac.J hc carr.e into worvan-ru-od in a vc-v natarsl v.r." Mrs. Jrrn c P- roM-dl, b.'l Mich. Ave. Write 1t l'r-cr. IVes. Invalids' Hotel m ISn'Ui.v, N. Y.. for tree in r-U c 1 idncc er send 10c for trial pk. tablet. the contract. The council reserves tho right to reject any or all bids. lly order of the Common Council. Dated May 21st. 1921. R. L. WHIPPLE, City Recorder of tl-.c City of Rose burg, Oregon. Ily order of the Common Council Dated May 21st. 1924. R. L. WHIPPLE, City Recorder of the City of Rose burg, Oregon. United Brotherhood ot uartMtJ Joiners of America -Meeus ball second and fourth IvJ evenings of each month, i center welcomed. T. F. HOLMES, Rtt F. A. BQWEN, Pro, l. F. A A. M., Laurel LooMkU Regular communication! is1 4th Wednesday each J Maaonlo- Temple, Rosekt visitors welcome. O. K. QUINE, Jr.tt W. F. HARRIS, 8 Knights of Pytnia. Aipai laW 47-Meets every WedneMij In KulBhts et Pythias lull, Hi . unui. Visitor alwarl W rtun K AIJJEK.Cl J. B, FARRINGTON, I' B. B. WIMBKPU, M NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned at his office in the city hall in the city of Roseburg, Oregon, up to 5 o'clock p. m. Monday. Jane 2nd. 1924, for tho improvement of Harvard avenue from the west line of Mad-one avenue to the west line of Laurelwood Addition, In the city of' Roseburg. Oregon, in the manner! provided by Ordinance No. S1H. ' All bids must be submitted upon blank forms which will be furnished, upon application to the undersigned ! Riid must be accompanied by a certi fied check payable to the city trea-i surer for 5 per cent of the amount bid. ' to be forfeited to the city In the event t LODGE DIRECTORY 1 i O. E. S.. Roseburg Cnipter No. 8. Hold their regular meeting on the 1st and Srd Thursdays In each month. All sojourning brothers and sisters are respectfully lnvlteo to attend. HAZEL FRENCH, W. M. FREE JOHNSON. Secretary United Artisans Meets in Macca bee Hall first and third Wednesday Visiting, members alwavs welcome. LAUREN McCULLOCH, M. A. MILDRED McCULLOCH, Treaa BELLB STEPHENSON. Sec. CHICHESTER S PILLS I'HIl ll llr 1 tM'Tirtl..AV M Vl"! k T Rt r nf fnr V i t " 1r l,",fT,M- m'UV-a-Trmi yr(ihr i at Iirt-Si'MA'mKit' SOlPBYlW0Gi;KfvRVitf RF Neighbors ot Woodcraft, Lllae Clrcl No. 49 Meet on 1st and third Monday evening. In K. of P. hall Visiting neighbors Invited to attend I'ONNA OAKLEY. G. N. atARQARET WHITNEY. Clerk, Lurel Cnapier No. II, R. A. M Stated convocation on 1st and Urd Tuesdays, Maaonlo Temple. All member requested to attend and vlltln companions welcome A. L. COOPER. High Priest, . r. HAKKIS. Secretni-. K. O. T. Miueets eacfl Juisl1 Kn ..U m,,nth tlU inuniutty ui cotu - - bee hall, corner Cass t"J treeta. VlmUng KBKttl U C. OOODHi!!, Q. W. RAPP. a. t iaia.m a Hm World. ClfSP'k Meets In the Oddfelton td v.,.- 1st sad W 1 day evenings. Vlaltlai t always welcome. . A. A. SCHLOEMANN. t al. Ii, MILLER. tt ui b a n -r. w.. RoteMvgl No. 11 Holds regular B-J Visiting sisters invited to JWJ Tlewj. Maccatee aau. Cass street. JESSIE RAPP. Col. MRS. FLORA I. V.1LLU ... b Aarli V Aiaccaoee nan. " - Ind and 4th Wednesday hrethran lr good taH0iB welcome. v EUGENE LITTLE, . B. F. OOODMiji aTp. O. EIKrBo.eburg wWj Hold regular communW, the Elks' Temple on ot every month. .i.i.i.. hither are iiaiuus Vlted. to attend, attena. . d. ii. wvsyjj J. Q. DAT. lr-n a.iMs1 Rebekn T p. Meet 1 Roseburg i n n Temple every w,s s.o. evening. j .indlne are Invltrd to w AMY CARMAN. ! w TILLIE I. JO'SOri' ETHEL hau.c-- w ii RSI m mm KODAK FINISHING M CLARK'S PHOTO STUDIO Roscburg Aational Bank Duildina High or Medium Gloss Paper M -in j r- d t Mail Orders Given Prompt IK ill aCJCT.LT.V;- '-'-i.Tj.,. . Attend - t , - .