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Newspaper Page TextFIVE Chicken Economy Adequate Devices ' for Saving Feed Saves Money V- m3 J : A BRIDE'S DIARY A Love Story of Today By Idah McGlone Gibson LETTERS FROM THE !j . PEOPLE : . . Aniwtri High School Studsnt li-nl f .. A nvll , 10 Editor Kwebura NewVRevlew: ' SYNOPSIS. advU. Urandmottmr iibout her ro- I note. , S2.nl article in the!. Cleo Madison I. entertalnln, . man... The mini,.., earn, to see udent of Sutte?Ili? that should modern In their attitude toward , and .aid .olemnly. "ElLabeth. "receive XSSoZll, modern in eta hr a o ; have you eve, thou ah, what your evcrvone interested in the wel We carry a complete line of Poultry Supplies that will go far toward insuring success in the poultry business Feeding Hoppers, Drinking Fountains and otherDevices You will find these simple and inexpensive aids to your success practically indispensible. Churchill Hardware Co. The Winchester Store AXTLKltS THEATISK. A terrific storm at sea. cul minating in a shipwreck, is oue or the KrippiiiE scenes in "The Murriase Cheat", a First Nation al picture produced by Thomas H. Ince, now enjoying a sensation al engagement at the Antlers Theatre. The action 'takes place in tho fubled South Seas, where the picture was filmed. Probably never before has such a realistic storm been screened. Director John Griffith Wray, who took his company to that far-off section of the globe, waited many days before a typhoon took place, but tli ferocity of it resulted in such remarkable "shots" that his patience was rewarded. fie I;rrrTrrrrrrt-rirrTt.rj fare and future development of IwuKlas County, marking as It were an epoch When our young men. ready to enter college publicly ask what Inducements are offered oue to learn the fruit industry, when the country Is strewn with the ruined and neglected remains of over ten thousand acres of orchard and our fruit men receiving from one-half to two thirds less for their fruit than Is paid other Pa cific Coast growers for the same quality. Small wonder these wide awake young men hesitate when they view the apathy and neglect seen on every hand, and doubtless the conventionalities. So much so that Cleo thinks It would h fun to read thrm quotations from her grandmothers diary. They are all thrilled at the Idea. Grand mother's diary Is so quaint, so modest that these modern day girls are thunderstruck. The girls go. Then, alone, Clen thinks of her elopmcnt with Paul YVInthrop which is planned for the Imme diate future. She reads another passage of the modest, old-fashioned diary. It pricks her consc ience. For, though engaged to Paul she. only the night befor enlovert the kl'ses of Chick Then Cleo wonders wne- i life will be after you are mar ried to Thomas?" tlrandmother says of this ques tion, "I raised my blushing fare to look into the dear old pastor's count, nance. Then much to my surprise, strange unmaldenly words came trembling to my Hps, and I answered him more ar dently than 1 wo tld have ans wered my dear Thomas If he had asked me the same question. "Yes. I know, sir, that it will be great happiness. For how could it be otherwise when I shall marry a Christian gentleman like Thomas, a man whose lips have O. W. II. N. ASKS I.KAVH TO TAhK OYKIl LKASK. j (.vx-Utrd I'ma Uurd win.) j WASHINGTON. April 2jf The Astoria North .Shore and VWIIaua Harbor Railroad, a now corpora tion, asked the IntoiWat com merce commission to approve a lease by which It will take over and operata 211 miles of narrow gauge railroad in WashinKton fate. The line iu the property i the Oregon-Washington Hall road and Navigation Conipai and extends from Megler to Nah- cotta. "uau... '7 "3 mil "ever touched Otherwise. I ne ther her grandmothers had mis-I ... ,. . . . ! ."31.::. ! o Mm" I uXZ Always by me to grieve when I grieve. Sent By His Own Dcctor "I uff.n! aVaadrnllr with PiU for 10 Eaara until an oparatioa aMmmi noceaMrr. ut rr-j- phvM-ion roquoslod that 1 drat try Dr. Coot. J. Daaa'a nonsurgical traat naanl. and today 1 am wU and hoajtar." If you, too, are suffering with Piles or other Rectal or Colon disorders, you must sooner or later stop experimenting with your health, ana be cured as 1 have cured thousands of esses, many of the moat severe and of as long standing as 40 years. My non-surai- cal treatment UUUAKAIN TE E D to cure your Piles, ot your fee will be refunded. 3nd today for Bar FRE. Uluatraud book. their fathers at home grubbing up the orchard. In part this student i been rich. Now they were social desires to know Just why It Is that i climbers. So were Paul's. Ha In F.astern Washington growers re-1 has Just been graduated from ceive from $0 to $100 per ton for West Point and assigned to 8an fancy Bartlett pears, and wo $50 j Antonio. Iloth sets of parents and from $75 to tS for green ! opposed the match for Identical prunes, and our growers izt per i reasons. r.acn wanieo inwir cuuu ion; ami wiiai e nwum "j w ..v correct this trouble. He states that Paul planned to elope If neces the fruit experts admit our climate i sary- Connie Terhune, wealthy, and soil conditions are ideal for wanted to marry Paul. Cleo's producing fruit of superior qualiiy. motlver Is furious when she learns As one familiar with methods in I of Cleo s determination to marry v,.. in the famous Yak ma Val- r-aui. Mie aemanos ,ieo uiarrj Ivy. I wish to outline a plan for i wealthy Chick Adams. our Douglas Co. fruit men that will ' CHASi J DEAN. M.D..Inc nd nrFlrrf.! rATTLE orFicrs: Dr Dean Building UUi UZ IMV Duilrfmg MAJIISTIt' THKATItK. It's a "wow", as they say on the Kinllo. It's more than that. It's like a machine-gun barking a rapid-fire succession of wows. That's Buck Jones in "Winner Take All." the newest William Fox star offering which opens at the .Majestic Theatre tonight amid popular enthusiasm for a Kxcept to add that Ducks lead- ciauuu, oi ;"" ", '"' " . .V .' ing ladv. pretty Peggy Shaw, was Governor Tnnkle pointed out that good for this critic s sore eyes, nearly three million miles of good She s a sure cure. bovs. Except roads had been built In this coun vou don't know whether to star- try with two and one half million gaze on her face or figure. miles yet to be improved. o G. C. Dickinson, of Santa 'Mori- NOTICE I lea. Cal.. another speaker, said a I have moved my blacksmith shop 1 paved highway had become an ec- from 131 North Rose St. to what i onomlc asset I give results: one that is used In all the wide-awake fruit sections of Washington. I first desire, however to state that the reason that Yakima grow ers received an average of $S0 per ton for Ilartlett pears and $75 per ton for Italian prunes, was not be cause their fruit was In any way superior to our products. The sheltered valleys of the Ump qua and Itogue rivers are pronounc ed by fruit experts to produce pears and prunes rich in sugar, and as fine as grown any place, on the Pacific coast. Now regarding the method to get for them what Washington growers receive. First, we must wake up. Our little nap is costing tis about $500. uuu each season. Start early and spray your orchards, get those free books from Corvallis and learn how, keep in close touch with your Couniy Agent about spraying dates. That is what he is here for. Write Cleo and Paul attend a party at Connie Terhune's. The affair is lively. Chick Adams drawns Cleo asldo protesting that she should have come with him. Cleo doubts her love for Paul. OLD TIME LOVE. I read somewhere this morning in grandmother's diary nbout what she thought of her marriage to Thomas. I was certain that my marriage would be not- like that. She had much to say about a beautiful picture that somebody sent her evidently for a wedding present. I got so Interested In her description of it that I went up to the attic to see if 1 could find it among grandmother's things. Sure enough, there it was! It represented a man with Bid-) whiskers can anyone imagiue loving a pair of side-whiskers .' tliinlr it iham riihhlnv vnnr face. Ir n-nlt ha libo kUulnir o hair I smile when I smile someone who wiir always be thinking ot me." Great Scotland' and the British Isles! What would Paul think It I wore to say that "Hps that touch ed liquor should never touch mine." If I had said it to him last night, I am afraid he would have answered, "Well, you know, Cleo, a woman Is only a woman, but pre-war stuff Is something quite different." Poor dear Grandmother she was the first one of Thomas' four wives who He with him in the cemetery. He outlived them all and on the tombstone of each can be read the words, "lleloved Wife of Thomas Madison." i wonar wnirn ne lovea nest or If he loved any of them. The four of them bore him 2S chil dren. It seems to ms that that Is a worRe fault than having a drunkard for a husband. I wonder what "Elizabeth Mad ison" would have said, if she had seen Paul in his drunken state and had been told that her grand daughter was going to marry him as soon as she could. Oh dear. I wish I had never read Grandmother's diary. I'm getting 'cold feet." That blund ering old minister told her that marriage was different from love. "Love", he said, "may l for a w-eek. for a month, or a year, but marriage la for everybody." I told Paul all about that whllo TONE UP, PURIFY IN THE SPRING Every woman knows that her house has to be cleaued thoroughly every spring. During winter, dust, dirt and germs accumulate In the corners, under the rugs, in the cur talus "an" every place. Just so with your system it should be given a thorough cleansing, puri fying this spring. 11(11. LitiTKIi'S ROCKY .MOUNTAIN TEA will uo the Job slick and quick. It will! clean your system, freshen and ' purify you all over you'll enjoy ; living, eat better, sleep better ! feel better, chapman's Pharmacy.! 'The Tongue Goes where the Tooth Aches A few days ago something was sard about "bait" and "fish," but nothing was said about the KIND of fish. We don't want to hurt the fish's feelings by naming him right out loud but w-n wo were boys we snared them with s copper wire. Don't be I hat kind of a Fish If 75c is an Isjncst price for an article one day In the week it is honest for the other dnys otherwise it is bait. Guaranteed Hard Wheat Flour (bleached) 12.25 per sack $8.80 per barrel ANY DAY IN THE WEEK See Us First We Can Save You Money FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE ROSE BURG OAKLAND GEE BROWN AVENUE If you are contemplating build ing a home. See Drown In West Roseburg before you decide on a location. P. J. Ballf. Classified Section ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PACE. Grass rockers at Powell's. FOR SALE AI.H 3UTICB Of SIIKIIIFP'S U FOIttrU l-OM MH Notice IB hereby aiv-li that by virtue of an. execution and order of sale laaurd out of the circuit I'ourt ot th Slate of Oregon ror iroliKlaa Comity uu the out day of April, 1VJ5 on a Judgment rendered In said Court on the 6th day of April. In favor of the uUintlff Allrrd Tcui. and Hgulliat tile detendanla W. A. j WrlKlit und Maud Wright li 19 wife. I H. Tllnnions and Mra. li. Tltillilona , his wife firat and full name un known for Out sum of Kilty Tlire ' Hundred t $.;! tin. Oil l noitars with kn leresl thereon from the lMh day of. November l!l"4 at the rate, of S per cent per annum und 1 luce Hundred and Fifty is known as the Grand View gar age building on South Stephens St. 8 blocks south of Cass Btreet. I am now prepared to do all kinds of blacksmith work, also the building of truck bodies and trailers. New wheels for all classes of cars. HARRY HAGEL GOOD ROADS BOOSTERS ASSEMBLE IN TEXAS (Aanelated Preai Lnaed Wire.) HOl'STON, Tex., April 21. Kv ery mile of good road built is but an appetizer for a more urgent de mand to build other miles. Govern or 1-;. Lee Trinkle. of Virginia, to day told the convention of the United States Good Roads Asso- Nearlv one thousand delegates had registered for the convention which is scheduled to hold through Friday. SEE THE PABCOLIAN At Antlers Theatre. Hundreds of people walk on It. It's floor cov ering that lasts. Buy it at Judd's Furniture Store. your board of trade giving your mattress or an Airdale. Well, that I we were plavlng golf this morn acreage, kind of fruit and eipected m,in stood there in the picture I ing. He didn't seem sympathetic; yield. This is so that buyers com- i clasping his arms about a girl, j aald he never had a grandfather ing in can determine tonnage wnn- Grandmother in her diary called inora grandmother that he remem- out running all over the country. ; it a "female figure". The girl i bered. Then he tried to tell me Call on your newspapers and have ; had a head as big as a barrel them publish fruit prices as they great coils and curls of hair. are paid for fruits at Hood River I They evidently put stress on her and Yakima, also Wenatchee, you can know what other growers are receiving for similar fruits. Write your government inspector about grading. This will guard you against "fly by night" buyers who It'll you your fruit Is not up to standard. Visit your local cannery, contract with them on the sliding scale contract as is used at 1 ak- hair those days. They called It stress" whatever that meant, I didn't know how to play golf me that owns 12 cups and the title of amateur champion of the state. You can make sure that I told him Immediately where he Keep the Rent Take things under your wing own the home you live in and defy the landlord. Let us help1 you. Contracting, Building, Concrete Work, and Furnish Estimates and flans. J. E. RUNYAN Phone 202-J 4S7 South Jackson St. Roseburg. The girl's face was burled In those ",-ot off." W quarrelled all wnissers. l ne man looning very, through the last five noies ana foolish was kissing her hair. Just because he was bo nasty, I The name of the picture was beat him. 1 usually let him beat "At laU we are alone." , me about once In every three Grandma had described tho pic- times, ture In detail and she wondered. i learned a long time ago that if it were not too intlmnte a pic- VOu must not ho too superior with i. Ti, i.ai.i 7ii ner ton for It tire to hang in her parlor after; tho man vou love. I was taught pears this season on that kind of j she and Thomas wore married. ! very young from a sad experience a contract. Arrange with your Grandma a little further on In i that no girl should allow a man board of trade to send w ide aw ake her diary had written. "Thomas j to think she could swim batter, nu n to Hood River and Yakima1 and I are different from any other pay tennis or golf better, or ride ii, i fnii h. f.ire vour fruit is nicked i lovers In the whole world. Love ' better or engage In any other of wuere it is voiiiuineu iiu iuuhkh tire supposedly mnscuiine spuria respect can never become cold." hotter than the male on the hori- 1 don t seem to ne anie to get ion at that moment, if you want Louis C. Davis Painting and Paper Hanging Phone 569-R 427 East Douglas St r 1 - A lenanosf" -hih 1-r-f.tlit- U I a a . K K .. h t W tt Pf I V tO the HOUthfHHt v. 7 ' :TL J " 1 S ' U V 'tlm ivrt quarl.r of tl. M.uth- least ouarter of said aeellon II, mother uses so often. door. Kvervhody seemed to know and i Tomorrow A Ilnrtl Teacher taking samples with them, this for the reason that buyers at those places w-ho know good fruit and have the money can be assured we have equal value here in liouglas county. Consign nothing. Give your free gifts to the halvationi army, and finally, quit doing busi-1 new fruit growers to settle among ness with those so-called fruit buy- us. They menace growers for these ers who have been getting your reasons; they spread millions of fruit for a fraction of its value. j bugs and scale, prospective purch Ten thousand acreB of your fln- asers pass us UP, our real estate est orchards lie in ruins now. How men are handicapped in selling Is this for careful business meth- fruit tracts. Let any up to date oils. Someone has trimmed you fruit man see those neglected or- those turkeys he Bold as culls at the star'a.ion price of 23 cents per pound, and on his request for a cull turkey, the butcni-f looked hlra over wilh interest. "Rueben, he said, "I'll bet your home address Is Oakland, Oregon. No cull tur keys are sold in this town. This . " , , . ' . : ,. , lute V eat I.OS cliulna to the bone. I have no Interest vlnre that money can be made on shop only handles extra fancy Lmp- taki. theme .uth 2u de STRAWBERRIES We want to correspond with growers, write us what varleth s you have, wh n Ihey will be ready and acreage you have. PAGE & SON Portland Oregon ACHES AND PAINS ALL OVER BODY Mrs, Proctor Reports Great Benefit by Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta ble Compound Sharpsbur, Pa. " I recommend Lydia fc. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound to all suiler- iriK women. 1 nave taken four bottlm of it and I feel 100 percent better. I was dizzy and weak with no appetite, no ambit iun and withatired feeling all the time. 1 had aches and painsall over my body and had the headache a good deal. I saw vnnr advertisement in the'Pittsburph Press' and tho-Jpht it mipht help me. I have been greatly benefited by its use and highly recommend it for all ailments of women.' Mrs. j. it. Procter, Uox 1, Kast Liberty Sta tion, Pittsburgh, Pa. Such letters prove the proat merit ' of the Vrfljr table Compound. ThefO wfnmf n know hvpTnprifnrclhp.wnciit whsvrocri'ved. Their l 'ttcrsshow nd M'radin the word far and fruit, marked ud as Walla Walla a sfnecro desire to help other women rt"r That wh are behind the tin. and Yakima fruit sold on a par - School No. 5 up to and Including Fullering irom liKe aumtnis. lmi these experiences help you now. In a recnt canvass of women pur chasers, I' out of ev r lnO r.-rt ttonrfu-ial n-sults hv t-ikinp Lydia K. pink liam'fVee tablet. "nmpound. Isold by druggists everywhere. il;::)(,oi luliur ait uv'b rued, which atd JuUktmenl wiia fiirultcit and iliK-ketvtl Iii'the i'lcrk'n offito ut buid Cuurt lit naid County on the tith day ut April, 1UJI Mid tmld tfXei'ulltn. to me dlr.x-'tud cuiu mu ruling me In the iiume ut thu SlAle of Oregon lit ordt-r to nat titty Hiiid Judgment, Intercut. ruMLs and at torney tve and uci-ruinK con lit, to sell th following duaillbtd real estate to-wlt: Ht-Klnnlntf at a point dt-sifinatpd heretu as "A" determined mm I I - ! lowt: Comment.' I !ik ut the qmirUT . stK'tion corner tniwf n vectlotm 1 1 and 12 Tp. 2 South of Khi.Uu Six 1 Went of the Willamette Meridian, ' running thence South 4. SO t-halim, i thence South i2 dere 16 minutes j Went 2..i ehuins to an ohk ftlttKe; the nee nouth 20 deKiee 714 i fuut tt) tin -lies, theme Went .iuu feet to said f lrit mentioned UeKinnlnn point designated us "A" running theme from nld point "A" Koiilh nilU feet ; thence sou lit 50 dcureca West "l0 feet; thenee South 1J de grees Vet 68 feet U InchtiH; thence south 40 degrees Kant f0 feet; thence south i degrees Kitst to the uuntvr of the county rond; theme south to hank of Camus Hwnle Creek at low water; t hence hhi th went ei'ly down south bunk of snid creek at low water to Its luternect Ion with the south Hue of Cliiyton pu liation ..and Claim No. 4V lu mid Township und HuntCe; thence Kant along 8u id toiilh Hue of said Imita tion Iaiui claim to the soiithenxt corner thereof, thence north along thu Kast line ot the Jouutlon Lund Claim to Us intersection with the center line of the County JUntd a point herein deslgnuted ns point "H" and to close said dem riptiuii, beginning again at said flrot nien- tinned point herein nVslKnutt d as I VOIX SAI.K Kir blocK wood. 3 per tiT. Phono 14F2. iHl $ M.K Tent.l6"by 18? FCM. S'-brluK, ItoseburK JAPALAC, Paints and VornUhes, at Powell s Furniture Co. FOR SAL1 Fresh milch 'eowTjT "Ei i Smith, Alexanders Addition. 'FOR SALK Pack pony. wt. about I 10U0 pounds. Phone 328-J. FOR SALE Practically new Ma jestic rantce. 219 Watson St. FOR SAI.K Wicker baby bUKgy reasonable. 7-19 South Main Bt. FtR SALE Team, weteht-about 320U. Vic Her, Dixonville, Ore. FORSAI-E FlnerolHop desk. Cheap. Judds Furniture Store. FOR SALR-CIieaii. 1 923" Motor cycle and side car. 531 K. Lane St FOR SALE 1924Maxwell Sport ! Can be seen at 464 Fowler Btreet SKWTNG" MACHINES ror sale, for rent, and repairing. Powell Fur niture Co. FOR SALE Team of horses or will trade for anything; equivalent Address T. care News-Keviow. VVCK KtHiSfor"hatchlnK." l" for I setlinK of flftt-en. Write to Mat tie llrown. Klkton, Oregon. FOR SALE 900 slaRle comb White Leghorns, day old chix, May 19 hatch. Phone 17 F3. O. W. Burt, Roseburg. FOR SALE FOR- SALE or trade for property . in West Roseburg or North Rose burg, 101 acres Improved land."-Five-room house and other build In ft s. K. W. S to vail, Alexander addition. WANTED HOUSEKEEPER Jackson. wanted. 1137 N. WANTED Furnished house by adults. By April 2tjth. P. O. Box S, Koseburg, Ore. WANTED-PalntlnR. paperhanKlnft kalsominlng. Reasonable. Esti mates free. John Westerlund Ilox 81 Dlllard, Oregon. WANTED Experienced woman wants housework. Address Kose burg RL 2. BoxJS-B WANTED If you have a good flat top desk for sale, phone 23S im mediately. WANTED To bear from some one v with unimproved place for sale or trade. Timber land preferred, Not over 12 milea out of Rose burg. Address A. V. Hammond, . Roseburg Ore. GARAGE location wanted. Good location about 75 by 100 neat business center. Will lease and put up bond If you will build to suit. Write to Box 126, Enum claw. Wash. FOR RENT lluh d oat hay ?15 per ton if taken within ten (lays. O. T. Henry, Rice Creek, P. O. at FOR nENT Frirnlahorl .nurlmnnf nee VHt ?0 4'ti.tina to (Me ainith wt'Ml rurniT of .dill hurtimral quar ter ef the aruihv;iat imrlnr at aultl Mtirtlnn 11. tht-n e north ta the imr tt:r aftiun corner between ai'ctlona two and eleven In aald Tp. und KKnKe; thence eaat to th nurthenat corner of aald section eleven; theme a,oulh on Bald aectlon line between e'tlnni It anil 12, to a point 4.l0 chalna Booth ot the (inurler aectlon corner between acctlona It and 12, thence Mouth 42 deKiecH and lit Inln- I ut-l Weal 2l.tn cliulna to un oak Dlllard, Ore., phone 22F32. MAY CHIX from our pttrtibred White IeKhorns, will lay through winter without molting, at spe cial prices. Vo.shurgh, Roseburg. FOR SAI,K Two good cowsTone 10 year old 135; one, 3 years old i fore frehhig.. Thornburg. l'hone : FOR roomhouae with 12F12. i sleeping porch, close tn. 230 E. WOOD FOR SALE Oak-blockT ' SL . oak split 16 in.; also light young I FOR RENT 2 room apartment Call at 246 North Rose St. FOR RENT Apartment, Apply"! 348South Pine. St FOR RENT Fourocdu-fulitieVl flat Phone 212-J. FOR RENT Unfurnished apart- ment. Phone 410. mare for sale. Phone 42F14. . French Nichols, Roseburg Rt. 1, Box 1)3. FOR SALE Round oak dining tables, ten to eighteen dollars each. Kitchen Treasure cabinets, and day beds cheap. Judd's Fur niture Store. with bath, lights and water fur nished. 2 block from P. O. 17.5 Phone 227 Y. I LOST AND FOUND in the Yakima Valley. ouglas them or on any fruit lands in the county is my home, but I make country. For an agent to sell that this open statement, that in no man a fruit tract would be like a proven fruit section of Eastern bald -headed barber endeavoring to Watditnuton have the growers set st ll a Doubting Thomas a bottle of in a daze and permitted their or- hair tonic. chards to go to ruins as in Doug- The present condition of our lait couniy. Rogue River growers Douglas county fruit growers ers get good prices; Salem and Kuerne growers have Just finished their most prosperous season, and in tho midst of this prosperity in th fruit business poor old Doug las county sits like a mud turtle KM' KttMt are prospering; Hood Itiver grow- aptly illustrated by the story of bage and be shot up like a sky- the old Oregon farmer John, who rocKPu inow jonn goes 10 oeu won- w orn out and discouraged raising i derlng how he remains poor. qua Valley turkes, 50 cents per Ml chains i links; iin-m u ism-th t iiminrl nlt-naA " ilKree 30 Tnlllilte KhhI 1 f i tililliti; liumm juiaiMf. tli-iie north a dKrii 3u nunutiH On his way home John read an ; WeHt 7.r,u chsinn u thu ci-nir of article in a "hot air" publication ; th County Uomo; thent i-hmutIv tt.Uintr vimnir mn thnt alt ttial la Hi'HiK the o'tilT ttt thtt Cotinly ICoad temng young men mat an tnai is th(i vitHl ,imm,rv ,tf tUHl. ru,y. needed to make a success on the ,,m i0ii.ai..n La ml ntM ror-i.il farm is to work sixteen hours per ami mhmI point P ;IkihiiT(1 afir'nat(l ,uv livrw rt fnrn...l h....f .ml Ptth. ' " T'OIIlt 'It'. ToKiltor Willi all Kll'l I niiiKulnr tho tetu-riit-nta anil In 11- fancy products and selling them for a fong, took a trip to Port land to see what ha poena to them. His first port of call was the fruit leep in the ruin of her splendid market to see wliat became of hl orchards, sink in ruins, their or- pears and prunes he fooled away chardists discouraged, and all the fnr sr0 and $25 per ton. The sight tourist travel of the Pacific high- of .the market made his eyes pop way viewing the wreck and ruin open, for he discovered that his Itoys, wake up! The ships Is sinking! G ROUGH B. AMEN, Wilbur, Oregon, li. 1). V. No. 1 Box 13. Arundel, piano tuner, l'hone lftH-L. CALL FOR WARRANTS All warrants of I'nion High Wi-Ikm tauietitH and appuru-nuiufi thif to hflontniig or In any nU appt-r-initiinif. Now, thfTpfor, In t lt nnniK of tho StatH ot urtvon n lift in fompll iini'n Wit tl h.ttd I'Xfi'lIt ion Hint ot 1 1 IT t naif, I will on Sjitiir.lny th.i Hiti iliiv of Mav, li'i-".. httTfeii ih" houia of U oVIim k A M. and 4 u'Uu k 1'. M. to-wll ill on. im'Ioi k I. M. on hiii'I fifty at th' Hoiith 4Pr of tlie "oil til y Court 1 Ion hh In ltoMluri. HotiKlas County, .m-Roii, oift-r for sitlf for m-li miM'-ct to ifi.-niptltii, all t he rmht. lit hi anl Inli-rt-yt of An v. A. Wrlnlit, Ma ml LOST Child's tan felt hat Blue emblem on side. Finder please Jeave at this office. L ) s tLeat her porffolio containing catalogues and price lists. Re turn to Koseburg Mfg. Co., ward. re- ii.AU'1 1 UL t I I) U H II A . home and chicken ranch on pavement. All conveniences, your own terms. Also city prop erty. See Jim Clark at Koseburg Studio. FOU SAI.K--2J acres level land. I three miles out, good house, water piped In, all In cultivation iiiiuti tmue lor f.AHit, f i imiii i i cath balance terms. Chas. Kyes. ! MAKLuL and bob curl 75c, hair MISCELLANEOUS I ami mat nouirus rounty is a oeau with prunes and pears pun hasi il warrant No. 2MI, dated Keb. 15, i'Ji l.nrse so far as apple orchards are at JsJ and $loc). per ion. Ills ap- and Indorsed not paid for want of pr tu.ieern-ci. p(. mat no sold for a song and funds, are this day tailed. Interest (iron era, we have arrived at Ihe sung it himself he fonnd marked ceases after this, date, rron roads with these orchards. Hood Illver's best at l per box.! Dated at Wilbur, Ore., April 20, Prompt actions are needed If we Highly excited he rushed over to 1925. are to have them and encourage the meat niark-t to see about' It. K. HKOWN, Clerk. II I t mill .r or rll .1 wir-. It. Tt TlmnmiiH hi. wir. fli lotinr on k iiiiwii. or ellli . In hiii) lo tin- uliov tl li n mill It HUH tuttlow- orili--, il .ii'l Court th.it lli- imr. I,nf-r i.hall pile i-il In hntiii illatu pofM-a-alon ol aanl pr,uil--K. H W. MTAIi.Mnil Sli.rlff of UoiiKlaH ("oiintv. rir-gon lty Uuo. J. i wi-ll. l'l-MltV M;i N. Jackson St. KOH" SAI.K SltMlilard home, elicit rmini. nienlern, full basement anl Karaite. Acre of land Roes Willi property. Knd of east Lane St. on Terrace Ave. For price phono 3ii9. FOU SAI.IO or cxchaiiKo for Iioks or stieep, any rr all of my hlith producing, reKlntin'd Ilolsteins. Also sotne extra (rood ftrade oews, and very promlsliiK heifers. Wll laul Sin i t li, (Hide, Ore. l'hone a i px Ft ill SALi: lll'l aii.-. in DoiiKlii.H county, live miles from Myrtle Creek; close to school, jfood road, some buildings live acres fiear ed, balance Umber, l'rlce 5 per acre. Mrs. C. M. Crockett, 411 Alnswmth Ave., rorilMinl. Oregon cut and curl 60c. Phone 67-Y. 331 So. Main. Mrs. Amy Rogers. CAK OWNKK UonT't forget U call 653 when In need of auto purts. Sarff'a Auto Wreckln House. RADIATORS That's my business. New cores Installed, and old ones made new. Lark, radiator man, 829 W. Lane. PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. M. rl. PLYLER Chlropractl, physician. 126 W. Lane Ht. WHEN IN ROSEBURG STOP AT Hotel Umpqua TUBBY A Good Spring Fever Cure. THERM UIC DIST.CO. OfPt'FI 3 HiKKSiau. nnr- By WINNER 'l i J- VdH, 1 , THIS HC0P. HOWO VOU EXPECT I tJ,l OUST VlAiT'lL 1 6ET A Si; X f v f HEV VOO, . 43.8 Miles on Gal. -SfcM ! I me to teach vou awv Teicvs f!tJI ( that bottle got tkat j ' 9r ( , AJMPTmSl Of G i-SiSi-,'-, "TEga '( 1 IP S00 fX.JT 00 WHA-f I TELL M H CjOOO OLE. 8wMTE-8Et IM, J Pf lflllAUll V , U.AV, lrl!vrrJ;rr5 ,W ! v veo cet a movc ow am- J tn ;, v ni fix voo! LUVjnvWJ hjt3? tr r m p k i v i .j m till x.JSMmC-" . .... a 1 11 ' i C rt It Uaid lW. - - rj o FORD REPAIRING CYLINDER REBORINQ Our Specialty UNION GARAGE Authorized Ford Sarvle The Umpqua Florist Cholc Cut Flower Always; Fresh Finest Quality Artistic Floral Designs. Visit Our Gronhom or Call 40-K2. Reliable Tailor J. H. BCRNIER Unatalra Next Umpqu Hotel Clesniru. Praising, Alterations We Make Your Clothes in Roseburs;