ROSEBURG WEPnAV. OCTOBER 1. 1924
TWO
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iEilM'p?u3e1!FKePfllllTS
B. W. UATK.S -
bEKT U. HATES.
L'ul.red a- .H:und claa. May 1. t P"-' ""' '
Roeburg. Ore-un. under Act uf March I. 17
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Dally, per year, by mall .
iiaiir. alz month!, by mall
Dally, three months, by rnalL.
Lalty. sing. a mouth, by matL.
Liaily, by carrier, per Dionlh
Weekly Newa-llnTlew, by mall, per
Mfbu Of ! Aaartard CtM". ,.hll
Th. Ao.l.tl I'r.aa I. .aclu.lv.ily .muled to tha u.a for '"?
cat'.,., cf all dm.ol.-aea cr-dlled to It or not olh.rw a. crc.lltd
fn tl"a paper and lo .1 local n.w. publl.h.d r.er.ln. All rllila o ra
tuliii. ailn of iK ill ll.alclja herein ara al.o rarvd.
"kOSEBURG, ORfcOON,
MODERN RESTLESSNESS.
Many philosophers have commented upon the spirit of
rest h: mk';-.- that .so largely dominates tl.e modern world. The
chairman of the international relations committee of the
General federation of Woman's Clubs lately expressed the
opinion that this .-.pint promotes war, since many restless
people may wrln.me war as a vent for their passions. I'er-lia-s
not many people would go as far as that, yet restless-
rt.ss does have some harmful
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CoMPlll 10 JUL 111 .simpler vci3. uivy a.tt uu mvi r'v"
t i .
and around llieir Iiresiae.s, aim uim-uwi-u l'n"i-'. """'l,0 expensive until he sets hie via
v.. . . .i . ..i i: . - ...,li;.,..,... In .....tn .-.f -k 1 1 rtiit fino I ...u
V.'.C . il HIS prUIIlOieil pilDIIC
ti.-hools, there is a (uestioli if the average person is more in
telligent now than the average citizen of 50 years ago. Al
though newspapers and books offer means of self education
to all, yet many people are too busy and restless to read. The
majority of people us'jd to work ploddingly and faithfully,
but they w ere not very wide awake. If they had always done
their work in a certain way, they were disposed to keep on
doing it the same. It was hard to induce them to take upjeigbt barreia of red paint already
progressive measures for the
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inese resuess units uitr.u !; i'",,. ou,., ....... .
thinking. J!ut they do not give
Jf a new idea is introduced in one town and Jf it works out
well then.', it is likely to spread very widely. New processes
in industry and business are quickly imitated and the people
get the benefit. So restlessness has its good as well as its
harmful side. If this spirit can only make us desire to im
prove our minds and working ability, as it makes us want
to move around and see new things, then it ought to promote
human progress.
At a iiMt'tliiK of tl" iMianl of
lIlm toTH of (lit) Kcmt lMUK ( liaillllt'l
of ('oiiiiiifiTf iM'hi Uft 'vi-nliiK.
Willi br. A. F. Si-tlmr, prMilnt,
In iIih chair, kcvciiiI inaHciH wen
jircni'iiti d lor conHlrii-ratlon that
wcro dt'otnotl of much Importance.
Maor lln'v. Him calh-.i utt.ntiun,
to the fuct hh he illicit THlamlH It
that the ro.uHt.il HtumU at IMIhtr.I
nr.- not earn inn the lfnt poHHibkn
frull. It wait aliened that Inferior ,
Htulf Ik heiiiK lit to toiirlMtn ami I
tith.'iH ulio buy fiDin these road-1
rid.! emhuH. AccordiiiK to Mayor ;
Kite, tlie owners of (lo tto retail
ht.iudi Mle an their reanon for 1
ilitu milii-v tluit the het of the
fruit uart com laded for. and tin v
had to take t lie) culls. The mayor
Mii'Keled that the cliainher at
tempt to do HoiuethiiiK to remedy
this piucticc, hh It It imperative
that (oiiriHtu he ttold oiiiv (lie very
biHt of the I'mptimi Vulley pro
duclH In order to live up to the
claim net out In the udvertiniUK
Inatier circulated. The chain her
hecietary w.tn lnwlnitled to lake
up Unit mailer with the part leu
Invoivt d tu an elltut to have the
matter rei tif . il.
't lie ijiusr '.n r f inn net UK the
puhli" 'ii t i i tlif m w ininl l)iM)k
let wilt ilbtU'.Mil at IriiKfh, and
the t''i i't..iy w;(s tln n tii -l rnct d
lo fit Tit It' hltlri t I he vmk. 'i"Lh
It alUle will ill-,,, till lllde ittlJlllKe-
nifUtH for ellim; a lame number
of the ud 'Hl:-1IIK bu.ikh ts lo other
communities tu the rmmn mi mder
to iiHtitt in del ravin., tin- ev ,.'um
of puliluatlttil 'i he .'llH t oijiif y
umiH will be iiaidd tu I'.trtu 'pate
In lbs wiuK ni : 1 1 1 1 .nit. t i i
the Id inc I ut 1 1; i ha ni I ''T ep-i t
llltt to Miihd the it.M .,f -tt t;,
;!ta(. of the botdJitr. i ' 1 1 1 1 1 v units
imhv take mm u nnmi., r iii,.;,,.
lnXlkli'tH . lll- l .111 Um' In H'l" l
tlif tin ir r -iii i 1 1 e ,( , i i--ii - ii
irt helievi d ih.il i w l 1". .,1m- Mi
the I k 1 1 1 1 1 Will Si'c llf TH . , uf
tunkiiiK the bM.Url a in.'liutu .
inCoi ui.ilioli, mi that h 1 1 tin s i , 1 r i
Iii4' he hiip!lit and th a--K, ni
tht' h alilii fi pii-M'Uit il iu u i ,.,M
lT likely to ultra t ttn a-:. ni. a
Vt pinpit- hinkilli: to S"Ulll' iIl
Kt'U fit a plat e to ha ate.
The liTt nine innuih- tf
ear ha e ht n pn pi i mis uin's
ft'f the in k'unwat inn. ' brlh l:i 1
tinatiCH and m mhrrsh'p 1 lie i
port if the m-creiurv hlntw.s iha' ."
IH W Iiieiubi rs have hrcli nili il (o
thtj roll Ilc' Kctnuaiy.
Dut lluzclwooj a Wimberiya. I
DAILY WEATHER REPORT j
T. P Winther Uurrau, local of-'
fie-, Koeturjr. Oregon, 2i Iiouis1
ndiuif 6 A. Nf. j
Itelame lunntdity 6 p. hi.
Precip. in Int. ard Hundredth. I
llh:!i'M tempi rature t terd.iy lit; i
I ovt s t in ;i t at ure last niht . f-lt 1
Tolal pli'i ip Miice r 1 1 -it tm nill 0
I'tei ipt.itli-l l.t -I ?l Im'UI .... O
Nointal in.Mip. I.t ihis n-oiiih 2 61
Total pMcip. fiom Sept. 1,
lO li ite
Au'inirn pifclp. from Sept.
. 1 33 .
1 "
1
1. l . 4 1 1
J i.t.i t cxce.sH from .Sept. 1,
l!:t
Averas precipitation for 46
rf Heattonn, (September to
Slav, im-luiilv - ..3II?t
I'nsi-ilied ijtniKht and Thui
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'rtitiis -
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WM. ELLL. MeteojolonIaL
.President and Manager:
Bicrelary-Treasurer ;
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year
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1924.
results. Formerly people were ,
TI,,., .,n ttlatit IWOV'llPtt
J Jl 1 . ; t i tr: n
illLtL-llluIll. Ill on "...
benefit of their communities. !
,.,...l ,..,r;..i..l in te.oi.-l
a certain mental quickness.
REGISTRATION TO CLOSE
Itiglstration for the coming
general election Is reported
very brisk, mid the' force ut
Hie county clerk's office is hi-
lug kept very busy attending
to the registration of those
e who otherwise are iiuulified
to vote. October i is the last
! day upou lilch the books will,"
be open, and those who have ,
I not ct icgister.d uro urged
! to do so at ouce. In order
! that they may be able to
votu without the necHity of
'annK 10 on uiuim .
Many Imjjnrtaiit huv are to
he (IrciiJcd at Huh Hection.
and cc.nsequently it Ik urm d
that every nelson qualified iih
a voter, but who Ih not prop-
erly reKiHtered, attend to this 4
matter at once.
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TAXES ARE DUE ON
SATURDAY, OCT. 4
IntlTPHt nltlli'ht'M t.. Nurnml 1i la I f
Ihxi-h aftt-r OrtotHT 4. HrconlinK to !
rharU-H ItobiTtH. vUivt d.'iy bIht-:
Iff in chaixp of tax collection in
tli county. Saturday will be tlie
last day In which to pay (axon, and
Miii-i i iut i nun' iniert-M oeKUiH lo
accumulate, and after 3d day a
penalty lit attached a well. Those
who hae not paid taxe. and who
di'ntre to do m before the -till, are
adviKt-d that thetks placed In the
mall before that date will be ac
cepti-d hh haMiiR been paid before
the final day, even though the re
ceipt may not be IhmumI unltl la
ter. 1 ut inn re( i nt eai'8 the tax
lie pa r t it-en t ban been eurouraKiiiK
taxpayers lo mall in their pav
meiils Tins the force an op
pnrluuilv to spread the collection
period oir greater lime, the
chirks bi-iii.t accepted according to
tl.e d.He Upou Whit h they were is
mm d Thin piaellce has Kreallx
.1 Ihe
t of lux collection.
delli
llipi.
ten
au.ix with Ihe noecssU)
ii i; ad.litioiial help, as
1 1 ii. , essiirv. and .ii
Hi. Millie tin... l. ii-Is lo gleater it.
, tii.., ii.ul . 1 1 i.-i. n.. . by cKir.t;
li.' , 1, i l,s lu.Me Hire 111 V, lliril In
lll.lke II. 11., ir book I I1 11. 1 recoids
WORLD'S GREATEST
MEMORY EXPERT WILL
DEMONSTRATE USE OF
A TRAINED MEMORY
W 'I mil,
of t'l.
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this uir.
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tutri; arm
dav ti:i:hi
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IN a",
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1 Am one Ii., , r , . .
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I poor taiulltes u ' 'i
' lgll Slack al ' ' I
Aiiii Iimh hi t a
tor clothing (or 1
thev won!.! In.- I, i
and any one h.itnu. ..i t .it ( ,-.
1 wn tin y ran aupplx is.ni . I
and anv one h.,.m.
! mK they can supi-U.
I call lor them and
i call lor lueiu aud 0 .-; i n .it th.
same.
PICKIHSILEFTINBOCK
I B Y BERT i? BATES
' GOOD EVENING FOLKS
At tht first of
Tha month
The mall
It mors deadly
Than tha female.
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DUMBELL DORA THINKS
Protocol it a aubttitute for alco
hol. 1
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The high ictiooiera teeioaii ag-
nranatmn ilnfineH around in the 1
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wet terra firma yeatiddy eve,
many of 'em gettin' home too late
to git in the wood.
5 5
But wrote tplittin.' klndlin' got
to do with trainin' for them Mareh
field clanvdiggert?
S S 5
The village tiddley-winkt tour
nament will start next week unless
the local start develop a sore
wnt.
A feller never
fiugera a rain la
ir u.i.
After standin' on a windy corner
fer a coupla hours we can't help
wonderin" how those artists can
make a pair of silk stockir.'s look
so dern purty in those sox adver
tisements. 5
The legion boys are preparin' for
the Armistice Day ceieoranon,
s s s
The worst tnln about e,ec.
tior are the birde who can't
write but wno can make an a.
3 S 9 9
The files are bitin' if
the fish
hain't. I
j ; j j evidently a bog or swamp. On one
side is the clear impression of four
Ye ed. had an occasion to visit skeleton like fingers, extremely
the high school tr-is a. m. and as ),1Ki K(.mL.r. but well formed
we were descending the steps fing. rs, the imprint showing deep,
from the bldg- we noticed 'two, as jf a fjrm pressure bad been ex
bust statues which adorned the cried, this effect being strength
halls of the Lane school and It ..,.,( ,y the fact that the second
called back the days when we kids finger Is more deeply imbedded
uster take derbies, collars and than the others. Ou the opposite
neckties to school to decorate the
statuary.
5
The minstrel show arrived in
our midst today and we hope to
acquire a tock of gags to run. this
: colyum for a few more months.
4 S S 4
When a feller finds out that he
looks intelligent in a pair of
i .t ..... k. . Anmn't minM hiuin hit.
-.t.rt
'
j 5 5
If the damsels rowadaya wore
hoop ikirti they'd hafta have 'em
made outa barbed wire to make
tome of the young tiieiks keep
tbjir distance.
Wiiht they'd have a war In
ome country where we could all
pronounce the namei of the battle
fronta. "When feller's rurnin fer of-j
"c he tru gittin congtnial. I
tnt urn ii i in mil burrow a.
discs,
oilier
Mri,(1, ,(1nth harrows and
tools are hII Kuaratitei d first el.iss
implriueniH. Sold by Wharton
llros.
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LONDON DREADS POSSIBLE I
COLLAPSE OF ST. PAUL'S
i
(lly Associated Press.) i
LONDON. Sept. 30.-Despite .
heroic ctlorts hi iu; made to
Htrtntlun lis fabric, evidence ac
cumulates that St. Paul's cattle- i
dray, Sir Christopher Wren's mas
t rplece. is Ihrr.iteiied with d,ism
teniatmn. Tins vvidetice has been
olitaiiifd limn a variety of sources,
durum ihe past lift years.
The latest uaruiut; comes from
the leceiitly constituttd l-'iue Arts
com mi. -si, in. w liu ti arut s against
the I'liiiioii el' a ncu li 11 11 omt
the Th.iiin s opposite St. Paul's
the ground that the f.-n al alive
dial already is ihieateiod b h.a
inoior tratfic. wlmh is contantlv
im iciMiii;, and that hiiv tunht't
shaking in: v lead to a atasUophe
The defendel of the t .I'll- dl .l'i
ai en two w a s. her the n, w
bl!d.;e WDlihi C.ilTV llllle tiattlc a!1l
s,l Wt'UNI ! UlMli t es-,ll , IT It
wiu!d carr a meat ileal m vhhh
i . I ' e t !, enlist .mt li'l at HMl w iH hi
elid.UU'.er W'fen S lliaslrrplei e.
t i ! w he; e I et ti; 111 . tl nl.e it
t he t .lo st tniihluu-' in th- w ei Id
Ke.ns fe-r the s.,tet St Paul -fir
t .'ie t lit i-rt.t hi il w h ii the
s'll'tt.us in" e i tin thnnik'h t In
-Hill 111 t lose plVMUM'V It) the
t "ii ml. il itns. The lbr.it it'll was
i tu.ni- i as a in- n.u Tins
IM- 11. It e b.is heell - ti'.t-llh ailt.Ilien' .
1 I", the i I'll -HUt Mli I i .1- e IU m;:
l.ne l!nt.ir tt.i!IU' w tilth it-. is :..lM
I he i loin !. a I.. I ill V . i i e'M' p 'l
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CC'OKED FOOD SALE
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Impression of Hand of Pre
historic Being Found in
Fossil Rock.
HANDS WERE LONG
n
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it i r- . r
ock indicates existence 01
Creature With Fingers
of Extreme Length
But Slender.
A curious fossil ri'Iic of prehis
toric ila-.s hi.H I" in found by .Mrs.
Jiniiio .Vkl:iy. of Krockway. who
is wult -avorniK lo iract the origin
of Hie ffuuim-nt of ruck which
bi-ara iiittx dik-d In its flinty surface
the liunri'ssioii uf the last convul-
ajve nras some ir.ilstnrlc man
or animal of unmanlike tendencies.
The rock was found in Looking
Class ere. k, and was evidently de
tached from Home le.U-e or other
formation along Hie hank of the
stream, probably uncovered during
the low water period. The rock,
which weighs about five pounds,
had been in the stream only a short
time, for it had not been subjected
to the action of water. An effort
Is now being made to find the
place from which it became detach
td, and If this can be located. It is
quite possible that the fossilized
skeleton of some prehistoric crea
ture may be discovered.
The rock Is about eight Inches In
diameter, and from its formation
it is Judged that It was formed by
the decay of some substance
grasped in the hands of the crea
ture which lost Its lite in what was
side, less clearly defined, are the
prints of the entire hand, the thumb
and four fingers leaving their trace
in the rock. These fingers were
closely pressed together, showing
tin- hand to be very narrow, but
very much longer than the ordinnry
liaml, with the fingers exceedingly
slender.
It is mi mis. Ml that the creature"
might have been carrying a frag
ment of meat, or some such article,
and possibly was fleeing from some
prehistoric monster, or creature
being, snd was cuiight In the hog
or marsh and went down Into the I
mirey depths, still clinging con-1
vulsively to whatever article it was
that it held in its hand.
As the years went on decay set i
in. and as the article rotted nw.iv,
the seepage of water filled the
cavity with u mineral formation. :
which hardened into rock, tilling :
in around the fingers of the dead .
being, and preserving for all tune .
the last dying Impression of the .
long slender fingers.
The rock Is being carefully pre
served by Mrs. McKay, and un ef-1
fort will be made to find out more 1
of the uniuial which has recorded
Its linger prints for identification.
TRY THIS FOR
NEURITIS
"Neuritis may he localizing In a
singl.- n.-rve or may be general, in-
V1,VIIU. ary(, I1UM1l,r (,f .rVi."
For quick and lasting relief
pharmacists have for the past few
tiioiiihs dispensed Joint F.ase - a
quick penetrating rrmnlv that
b. n rubbed over the affected
part for about one minute, soaks
riht in so that not a trace is left
on the skin.
Joint K.ise is for limbering up
Milt' joints. M du, lnt the Hweilim:
and cans. nt; the pain to
disappear, and for this purpose
thousands ., tubes an- sold iladv
- thi rents at all driiKutsts.
Kv. r rheiiniatie suffeter oiivht
to send lo.Iav tor free lmok. "The '
Inner M sterit - ..f Ph- uni itisin 1
1'iisi iit . Aildress li. P. Clear
water, box S"e, H.illew, U. Maine.
MOVIE MEN OF WORLD
MAY BE INVITED TO
GENERAL CONFERENCE
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Hi. U ll:t re ure
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mov mi: pu-'ure j-; s'i :elilv
mc ;is ;ui im, rn.it!o;i;tl :',
k d or evil. Julian l.u, h'M
ot.il pio, s-.or t- I,,,.;,..,
v-'I'mm , Knttiee. and ii:-p
etiil of puhhe edtlfjitloit.
in ihe h :i::iif ,.f n;,i:,.
I'il'l M 1l;t. lie tu.li K,i;
I" t oke ;in int. rv.: r i.
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I WILL. CLOSE FOR CAME
i I Kroui present Indication bus-
: ie,s will be suspended on
. Friday afternoon, to aid the
T ......... i..... i in maklnc a big
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a. , , . s of the firat footba 1
a B.Tne of the season.
I'racti-
. i ..rv ni.rchallt
In the
citv today agreed to close tot
two hours in the afternoon l
during the progress of the
game, which will permit a
large crowd to gather at ;
4, Laurelwood field for the con- i
test. The officials for the ,
d came, which Is to oe piaeo. "
w lib Marshfield high school,
d have been selected. Shy Hunt
a. if.vtnn eT-coac h of the I'nl-
ersitv of Oreon team will
referee the game; Bryant De
. iiorr former end on the In!
4 versity of Oregon team, and
star end with the Elks team
a iatt war. will umpire; M. S
aw uu.nm ill Berve as head
linesman, and Wally Kapp
4 as timekeeper.
fhort space of time by lM.OOuJKIO
persons.
I ndoubtedly, said Professor I.u
cnaire, the impression made upon
this enormous public is superficial
compared with the influence of cer
tain books which have taken years
or centuries to impress themselves
on the human race, certain sacred
books, for instance, but It is a strik
ing fact that only the Rihle and
the Koran have an indisputably
linger circulation than that of the
latest film from I.os Angeles. He
said that the cinema has been
adapted to religious propaganda In
various countries, and that in the
Initid States it is estimated that
about 2i,ei)U churches use the
screen as an adjunct to the pulpit.
For all these reasons and for the
additional one that the cinema has
become intrinsically International,
Professor Luchaire held that it
should be included within the scope
of the activities of the committee
on intellectual cooperation.
The future alone will divulge, the
speaker insisted, whether the cine
ma is to have high educational
value and the elevating and en
nobling influence which the thea
tre seems to have had on the
masses in ancient Greece, or the
debasing influence of vulgar niu-l
sic hall shows or of cheap novels.
The French professor said he was
convinced that great tilings could
be accomplished by un Interna
tional conference in the w-ay of
leading the cinema Into channels
which would be productive of good
for humanity.
Have You a Bad Back?
Does your buck arhe night and
day;
Hinder work; destroy your rest?
Are you tortured with stubbing
pains
V hen you stoop, lift or bend? !
Then likely your kidneys are
weak.
ftlore troubles may soon uppcar.
tleadaches, dizziness, nervous
I ness;
Or uric acid and lis ills.
Help your weakened kidneys with
A stimulant, diuretic.
L'se l)oan's Pills.
Iliad this ltoseburg testimony:
. Mrs. A. K. Matthews, SOU
Short St., says: "My kidneys were
out of order and acted irregular
ly. 1 had severe backaches and
pains across my kidneys. Head
aches were frequent; I became
run down ami all out of sorts and
my kidneys acted Irregularly. )o
an' Kidney Fills from Fuller
ton's Iiriig Store soon rid me of
the aches and pains and other
signs of kidney disorder disap
peared.'' 60c, at all dealers. Foster
Mllburn Co., JIfrs., lluffalo, N. V.
BLUE AND SILVER FOXES
! Will sell pair Provenbreeder Blue
foxes $450 cash or $."mo time pay i
uients of one hundred down and :
balance lu four monthly pay
ments. Will ranch them free of
charge, and guarantee ono hundred 1
, per cent increase first year, which ,
would mean original pair of breed-1
era aud one pair of pupa. Second '
year original pair breeders and
two pairs of pups. We assume full '
responsibility until delivery is
made. Write for full particulars
and booklets to Cleary IWothers
Kox Farms, 6"4 Empire- ltldg., Se-
1 attle, Washington.
Kat Hazelwood at Witeberlv":
MRS. E. L. HENSON
.V
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The Appealing Charm of Health!
Portland. Orcg ' 1 cm upc.ik in
terms ot highest praise ot all ni
lr. Pierce's ic:;-.cii:,-s. especially the
'Favorite Prescription- for woi:-..,n'
ailments :m,i as a tonic nrd i-i-r-nc,
and tl-c ric.ivint Pi-llcts tor stoin.u-tt
ami liver ills. While hringu-.g u;i
my f.iii-.ily. v. Iiciu m r I h.a e l-ccn
in a run-down w c.-.'scucd or r.crv -na
condition. I I-..H- al i . he n
.'rci-gihriir,l a-nl hrlpcl bv the n-c
i.f the -l-'.ivori'c l'-i-.i-r-;,;:, r,'. :-
in liter yi-.Ti . !n-n mv -.ii
h.H bccoe.ic il:s or,1, Ti-d and n t . -1
M-cni. to d,..,grce w,':i nu-. t'-,.,i Ilr.
J'leri-c's r, !icts give u,e mini .i re
re iici " Mr, i;. l.. iK-iis. ii. ." ::
t,th St . North
St.irt .it ovee with t'-r "l'ro-rr "-
tioll act sec how o-i v,.-,i
mi feci sir, e.:, r at-.l ,,ftt,.r Wi
. Dr Pierce. ly-- :,:i: Inva:-!.' li.
i tn Buil .lo. Y. tor net ailvicc,
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CALIFORNIA
0SEG0N POWER
COMPANY
Inferred Sto&yidds
7.14
ask any
member of our
orriization
(Associated Press Leased Wire.)
PORTLAND, Oro., Oct. 1. Feel
ing is weaker in the local egg mar
ket in spite of the shortage in
cooler stocks over last year. Values
on the local exchange cased off a
point on extras an! firsts with 51
tents now the top o:: '!'e former
and 4S cents on firsts. Puliets and
curn nt receipts remained steady
at previous levels.
liutter prices were again poste l
unchanged on the local boards with
extras at 3S cenls and standards at
37 cents.
Heavier arrivals of country killed
calves forced the local market
down another cent this morning.
Choice light veal are now selling
at 14 to 111 cents. Hogs are weak
with top blockers going at 13 to
13 cents.
The poultry market is gstilr.g
weaker with supplies accumulating
along the street. Light hens are
being bought at 12 to 1:1 cents with
heavy hens at LM to 21 cents.
I.ii'ht springs will not bring over
21i cents with heavy springs at IS
to 2' cenls. No call for ducks,
i Lighter offerincs of hay are re-
ported by local dealers while the
ultimate demand continu.-s. Prices
are steady and unchanged.
Very little business passing :n
j the local hup market. Cou. li.ips
.are down to 20iii 23 cents in New
! York and iocal buyers are iu no
j mood to Increase their offers. At
1 the same time growers whi have
! not contracted their crop ara not
j satisfied to accept current prices.
The Bweet potato market ls firm
er with supplies temporarily
, scarce. Prices ranging from 61 to
7 cents a pound.
Cantaloupes are selling firm at
52 per standard crate.
! Kresh prunes are about gone.
Quality is not so good now and
price easier at 3 to 3j cents
pound. Iluying price at 2 to
cents a pound.
Huckleberry supplies are limited.
Good stock is firm at 2u to 22
cents.
The potato market Is about
steady. Cnited states No. 1 gems
ft urn Yakima cost around $1.3;, to
SI. 40 laid il.iwn here. Oregon l'.ur
banks l.r.i to ?!.:, per sack.
P. & o.
for hard s
I Bros.
tracio
r ice.
plows are built
Sold by Wharton
ir
fiL
SI-.M III
! e,l a in, -Pakota.
,.
W. Siarmer has r, c
,iv-
; lio-n Pargo, North
' effect ili.it a wo.-
man. ci iru
th
n un,, of Mrs. c.
1 'ti -k- ii. and iisi
ietl b a HKlle c,im;
. t., h,-r liu-hai.d.
iiy ai conipan
ninn. said f.i
1 two small
chil
1-' 5
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ars of i.g,..
1 ' st, rn i ,,.t
if in l.i:s
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on the way tn
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It has 1.
mm op. r:ii, ,1 ,n
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lo enter contest. ,(cHi
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Roseburg Local
Prizes.
Bovs Olrls
J5U.O0 JjU.UO
leacher In lor. Ho., W.
20.00
2O.00
7.50
5.00
2.50
7.50
5.00
2.50
S5.00 $S3.00
i Buy a Used Ft
AT YOUR OWN PRICE AND TlpJ
1 Ford Roadster
I Ford Touring
1 Ford Roadster jJ
1 Ford Ton Truck jj
1 Ford Ton Truck with
Warford Trans. ...r jjr
2 Ford Roadsters with Starters.
2 Chevrolet Tourings cheap.
1 Overland Coupe cheap.
I Oid3 Ton Truck cheap.
C. A. LOCKWOOD MOTOR
tlHWHHmtltlMtWaJ
It's no secret personal attrac
tiveness may be acquired by the
use of our quality toilet prepara
tions. Lloyd Crocker.
American Fence
ZINC INSULATED
9 39. Mile Price 40c a rod.
Less than a mile 42c a rod.
WHARTON BROS.
MABEL MYRTLE LUCY
HtNRY-HERCHCR-HALtY
Voice Piano
116 South Jackon
Phone 27-F5
LAUNDRY KIDS
fi
GET RID OF ALL YOUR
HOUSEHOLO WOES- I
SEND OSVO0R LINENS 0
AND YOOR. CLOTHES! 9
I OOK over our price
- list. It looks reason
able, doesn't it? Now if
you think you'd like to
have us tlo your wasu each
week ask us for our spe
cial price on that propost
tion. We believe you'll en
tertain it.
Roseburg Steam
Laundry
Phorn 79 Roseburg, Or.
ir
&0IMG 70
Move
Watkins Store 120 W. Lane.
Phone 177.
Iiiwixivirt inLiiinub
"SECRETS" I
1 J
"ferl
SCHOOL BOYS AND SCHrw
GET THIS PRIMER Tffl
THIS la the (lav tn anlo. .i... .. WU4TJ
1IEKE Is the way to do It" nome4iJ
. uei bu uuouncement told... I
card from school (electrical eton,. ""l
follow directlong contained ther. 0
U n,l trimly I
" uere Ig .
inly once in a lifetime. Each W'1M
fears of age who Is attending r,7u
arochial echooj bas an opportusit, I
Don't forget to enter this contest
Roseburg Lighting Education (J
1
5
MATERNITY
1118 Winchestirlt
Mrs.D.y
Patients Priviisje
Their On
: ' Umpqttj
Home cooking
used to make,"
stylo. Tourist tt
MEALS
MRS. WM. Fli-
825 Winchester it
i Blocks North ol
Rosebnri, d
Auctioni
Farm or city i
(or dates.
We buy ana mB
Bargains In tn
Household Goodi
RadaUugb-M
328 N. Jackson
Winter'? (
Winter M
us. You'd
vour fixing
ing done k''-1
harsher days I
have the prof
ture to fiU Jfc
at lowest p
see ou;''-
M0VI",
liable Pr,rP.,i lac' "
years V
vt,.,. b. hind
b.;rAu.'1
m i gr a,"-
LENOIfl
321 N.iKW'
1- W. Uiu.er.