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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, WEDNESDAY. MAY 27, 1921 SEVEN Vacation Suggestions You will soon be going out for a day in the wilds, or a trip over the week end, and perhaps you will need a Fish Basket Fishing Tackle Kodak Camp Stool Come in and look over the fine assortment of these goods, and lots of other things you will find handy. White Enamel Dishes Aluminum Ware Flashlights Rifles Churchill Hardware Company Ironmongers "UNCLE TOM'S CABIN" COMING TO CITY AS TENT SHOW, JUNE 1 It has been quite a lime since t food tent show played in Rose- I burg, so the news that W. J. Har- valla original "I'ncle Tom a Ca ; bin" company la to exhibit here : on Monday, June 1, will le wel- onied. W. J. Harvalt has offered his ' production of "I'ncle Tom's Ca- bin" to the public for the past thirty years and has been recog nised as the only manager who produces the time honoied drama In Its entirety. Played just as written, not one line, act, scene or character omitted, using spec tacular scenic effects and wonder ful mehanlcal devices. Positively the moat perfect cast and produc tion ever offered of Harrlet Deeclrer Stowe's famous story. W. J. Harvall's company num bers nearly fifty people and n train of motor cars, trucks and trailers are used to tranaport this aggregation from town to town. Ttrey play in their big waterproof tent seating more than 000 peo ple, .to be erected at Washington and Chadwick streets. ted the safe in the post office store of R. J. Mclsaac at Parkdale about 1 o'clock this morning, and escap ed in an auto with about I5u0 In cash and about 1100 in postage sumps. The sale In this store was blast ed about year ago when about the ssme amount was stolen. Mclsaac la president of the Ap ple Growers Association and oue of the pioneer merchants of the upper Hood Hiver valley. Get soreen doors at Powell's Fur niture. A, BRIDE'S DIARY A Love Story of Todsy By Idah McGlone Cibson Classified Section ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PACE. E SEEN LAST NIGHT The beet game so far offered by the twilight league, was played last night between the Christian and the Ilaptist-DeMolay teams. The game elided in a 6 to 5 victory for the Christians, but it was not until the final put-out that the outcome whs a certainty. The game was brilliant in spots, aud although there was some loose playing and a few "boners," it was, taken as a whole, a good exhibition of base bull and full of excitement for the fans. The Christiana were slow In get ting started, and in the first half of the opening cauto the youngsters & STIMULATED !VgJJSE Foiey Pills ADiKSHM For the Kidneys The Utupqua Florist I Choice Cut Flowers Always Fresh Finest Quality Artistic Floral Designs. Visit Our Greenhouse or Call 40-F2. W. F. CHAPMAN MATERNITY HOME 1118 Winchester 3t Phone 480 Mrs: D. Cornwell Patients Prl-'leged to Have Their Own Doctor Stocks and Bonds We solicit Inquiries to buy or Portland. Ore. sell any marketable listed, local or unlisted securities. Active market for Durant, Star, Hint and Itlckenbacker Motor Issues: Public Utilities. Prompt attention given all or ders. Cash paid for purchases; no delay. Quotations furnished HOOD BROTHERS 8 Chamber of Commerce Uldg. trotted three runs across the plate. In the fifth inning, however, the Christians bunched their hits, and a cohtly error put them in the lead & (o 3. The remainder of the game was quite exciting, as both teams had men on bases most of the time, with a possibility of clinching a victory at any time.. Several double plays were made, and the feature of the game was triple play, Doubet to Larson. Doubet playing deep short, with a man on first and second, snag ged a low fly off his shoe laces, uouuled the runner at second, get ting a double put-out for himself, and then heaved the ball to Larsen at first, catching the runner, who had started for second, before be could get back to his base. The next league game will be played on Thursday, between the Christians and Odd Fellows, Ranged on easy payment plan at Powells. ENGLISH JOCKEV DERBY WINNER FOR 6th TIME RoserXijteam lawrTkids pRice (ArtcUted Fnm Leued Win.) EPSOM DOWNS. May 2". Man na won the derby, classic of the Knell.-h flat racing season, run here today. .ionlat ran second and The Sir dar third. The official time was 2 minutes. 40 3-5 seconds. Manna won in a canter by eight lengths. Iatlmer's Arsenate Lead eigh teen cents per pound at Stearns and Chenoweth, Oakland, Ore. Our. ust of prices C 1.1 A. -1 AMb WF H - - 1rvvT ----- (THIS LAUNDRV PAY.. I L B E : . k S E ! Mil We wish again to call at tention to our price list we'd like to have you send for one. You can see that our charges are moderate by glancing at It. You can prove that our laundry work Is all that It should be by asking us lo call for your next laundry order, Roseburg Steam Laundry Phone 79 Roseburg, Ore. HAVE A CARPENTER DO YOUR FLUMBUNli RIDICULOUS I you say. Yet that la what hundred, of people do every -i t .1. Via vrvim fir oay wntn hist - " ft '- " other than a trained RECTAL SfE- CIALISTtocurethrtrriles. r-iowonoer thev receive no bencrit and continue to ..Hop atA cnnti&mn the doctor for their time and money wawed. Mv year, ft training ana experience erearlng RECTAL and COLON ail. . . I Ul. n rvivo aVTlrrrn lire-long wnnmi i bM that I will cure your Piles or REFUND YOUR FEE. a Write today for aw FREE BOOK i, DEAN. MD.Inc SEATTLE OFFICII im-tlZ Duim. Creams and lotions tor tlon from sua and wind. Crocker. protec-Lloyd MOTORCYCLE RIDER ' INJURED IN RACES IS RECOVERING V. E. Standley, the motorcycle rider, who was injured Ust Satur day while riding in the carnival races, was today reported by Dr. E. J. Wainscott, his physician, to be out of danger. Standley. it la feared Is suffering from broken pelvis bones, along with his other Injuries, but these will not prove fatal, although 4hey are very pain ful. He has practically recovered from the effects of the shock, which with a weak heart, was the worst of his condition. As soon as his condition will permit being moved he will be given an x-ray examina tion, after which It will be pos sible to set the broken bones. His other injuries are of such character that he wilt recover from them. unless unforseen complications de velop, the physician states. Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 18 L. KIWANIANS ENTER TAIN 50 GUESTS At the regular weekly luncheon of the Roseburg Kiwanis Club yes terday noon, the membera of the organization each Invited a guest aud nearly a hundred attended the fine Jrogram commemorating Mem orial day. Kev. Caldwell, of the Baptist church, gave the main ad dress and he called to mind the sacrifices made by the brave ones of the war and the reverence with which we should regard Memorial Day. A plea against future warfare was also stressed and his talk was one of the best the Klwanians have heard. Arthur Brooks Baker, of Velvet Hammer fame, a visitor here from Washington D. C. gave a ten-minute talk on "How Men Succeed who really do". Mr. Baker is a fine speaker and held his au dience in the closest attention. - The musical feature of the pro gram was presented by a four-piece orchestra, Mrs. Melvin, 'cello, Mrs. Heinllne. piano. William Ott, vio lin and James (ioodman, flute. They played two beautiful numbers, "Gypsy Love Song" and "Rocka bye My Baby Blues", MEN ARE NEEDED FOR SUMMER CAMP Co. D.. Roseburg's national guard company, today started a recruit ing campaign in an effort to en list 20 additional men for the sum mer camp to be held near Medford starting June 12th. Those who de sire to enlist with the company for this camD should call at the armory some night this week be tween 7 and a o clock. The ra ford eanip will offer the guards men an excellent vacation periou. During the time of the encampment races will be held, dances (or the enlisted men and a free trip to Crater Lake. They will be royally entertained according to present plans. Bandmen can enlist with the local company and be assigned to the regimental band during the encampment. Sewing machines at Powells. LOCAL GIRL MARRIES MAN FROM TALENT - Miss Katherlne Draper, of this city and Allen Perry of Talent, were married yesterday afternoon at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Draper, in North Roseburg. Rev. Mow per formed the marriage ceremony. Shortly after the wedding they left for Talent where they will make their future home. The bride Is well known here, having been a student in the local high school. Roofing special i ply, only 11.66 at Powells. RECITAL WEDNESDAY The music pupils of Mrs. Charles O. Stanton will appear in recital at the Christian Church on Wed nesday evening May 27 at 7:30 o'clock. The public is invited to attend. THOMAS R. MAItSHAMi . hU KKltS t-'ltOM CM.lt. Ibtr4 Pfrm Lnwd W& . WASHINGTON, May 27. For mer Vice-President Thomas K. Marshall, who is 111 here, passed a good night and was described today as much improved. Mr. Marshall Is suffering from a severe cold attended by exhaus tion which set in upon his arrlvel yesterday from Indianapolis. Although the patient's phy sicians would not discuss the schedule there were Indications that the patient's heart action had been causing some worry. He cause of hla ace he is past 71 it was said that a complete lest would he necessary before his condition would be considered satisfactory. BULGARIA METES JUSTICE CALMl Tttilcrnrin Mav 27 Three of the leaders in the recent bomb ing of the Svetl Kraal cathedral in which 160 persons were killed or hanged here today. The men ex ecuted included the custodian of the cathedral. For concrete wora can Taylor 111 No. FUnt 8L TeL 226-R. GENERAL BLACKSMITH I NG and horseshoeing. All work guaranteed. Plenty room for farm ers horses. 622 Winchester St. north of auto camp. L. b. Wood cock, Prop. DAILY WEATHER REPCRT IT. S. Weather Bureau, local office, Roseburg, Oregon, 24 hours ending & a. m. Precipitation In Inches and bun dredths: e Highest temperature yesterday 79 Lowest temperature last night 4S Precipitation, last 24 hours 0 Total precip. since 1st ot montn 1 Normal precip. for this month 2.U5 Total precip. from September 1, 1924, to daie 40.6S Average precip. from Sept 1, 1K77 32.46 Total excess from Sept 1, 1924 8.22 Average precipitation for 46 wet seasons, - (September to May, lncluslvel 31.48 Partly cloudy tonight and Thurs day. ! WILLIAM BELL Meteorologist. I PORTLAND Officii or o o CARNIVAL is over, now it's time to clean up. Our auto will call. Our Auto Will Call Phone 277 Sure dv-ath to Rophra. squlrreli.. mire, crowa, etc. If you use our polrton. Lloyd Crocker. PARKDALK POSTOFFICE SAFE BLOWN BY YEGGS (Aaoctatl ft twH Wlrw.1 HOOI ItlVER. Ore.. May 27. T'oirnr nitro-glyroHn. hnrglarg hlns- Cleo Madison entertaining ft that I had never known twfore. I few friend a, dec I del to read her f found that Ihey were selfish vel grandmother alary- (Irandmo- j fish lil8h beaMs who thought thor'i diary U to quaint, so mo- that they were lords of creation. dest, that these modern-day girls They expected all woman to be are thunderstruck. When the happy and imlllinK whenever thny girls go, Cleo thinks of her elop uient with Paul. Paul Wimhrop planned for the immediate future. Her conclenc is pricked by s passage of the mo. dest, old-fashioned diary. For though engaged to Paul, she, only the night bef-e enjoyed the k la set or Chick Ad u in a. llolh sets of parents opposed the match be cause at one time the families had been rich hut now were sojial did them the honor to marry them, but men want, women to think enaotly as they want them to think; to act just as they want them to act; tnvn expect to do Just as tlrey please themselves, but they expect a women to do only the things that they want her to do. Oh. dear diary, I never never thought that Thomas, who was so sweet and tender and gen tlemanly and respectful, before H j FOR SALE ( I I.. " ' 1 1 JAPALAC, Paints ana Varnished, at Powell s Furniture Co. climbers, and the parent wuted 1 marriage, would talk to me he- each to marry money. Conuie Terhune, wealthy, wanted to mar ry Paul. At a party. Chick Adams draws Cleo aside protesting that ehe should have come with him. Cleo doubts her love for Paul. Her grandmother's diary makes Cleo wonder. Paul p:ofesls his love for the girl. They are wed. Cleo's mother becomes hysteric. Connie shows arain her jealousy. The fathers of the newly-weds re joice. The houcymocn begins. The fierce flame of her love al most overwhelms Cleo. The ho neymoon grows more efulgent. The reception for the newly-weds snows Connie in her true light. Cleo becomes jealoux. Chick Adams enters a plot. The young wife foils Ler "friend." The first tears of her mar. led life come to Cleo. Paul Rnd his wife de cide to start out for themselves. Cleo seen Paul and Connie in fervent embrace. Almost erased by liquor and jealousy Paul threatens Chick fore the whole car as he did that nlirtu. I was eo mortlfred fust I did not know how I could face them in the morning. I really did not care to live through the disgrace. Itesfde all t!,nt. there was the awful thought that I am to Tho mas only something that must al ways amuse him and make him comfortable. As for my feelings they do not matter. "Now, doesn't that hand you a kick. Paul? I wonder what she would y If he could see me as I shall be a few minutes from now. in my little crepe de chine niuhtie. making myself perfectly at home behind my green cur tains. What would she think if she knew that I had nev3r worn a corset and seldom a petticoat? That my skirts only come to my knees and that I usually rolled mv own, meaning both my cigarettes and my Blockings." "She'd say. old girl," said Pen! The young husband accuses hlsJ with a kiss, 'that you're the Cat's Meow. iei s can ino porier anu have our section made up." The man had been waiting to do It and it was only a short time afterward thai I saw Paul's head disappear Into his berth and in a few minutes I heard his even breathing and knew that he was asleep. I didn't sleep very well 1 and was up anfl out of the worn- Another Nurse Praises Tanlac "At a mgrse I hart trem many mar Vtlous remits from Tanlac. toramat' mia, uervoututtt, stomach tnnhlt aud building up the system after operation 1 1 nniUler Tan iae great!" Mr. A. M. Lowe, HaluutPark, Cal JURSE Lowe'tstatemcnt merely backs up what over one hundred thousand grateful Tanlac users have said about this great natural tonic and builder. Our files are packed with such testimony. If your system is run down, if you can't teem to eat or sleep, have lost weight or Suffer from trying pain, why not let Tanlac start to bring you back to vigorous strength and health. No long, wretched wait to get results! Tanlac starts right in to build you up. It cleans the blood, revitalizes digestive organs, fixes up the liver and makes you feel like a new person. For Constipation Take Tanlac Vegetable Pitts TANLAC FOR. YOUR HEALTH wife as to a past. Contritely, l'aul expresses his belief in Cleo. The quarrel is settted. t'aul has forgotten to get the railroad tickets, but the matter is set lied peaceably. Paul Klves Connie the cold shoul der at the station, which pleases Cleo. The newlyweds start on their honeymoon. After a snapn'y discussion with Paul, Cleo poia to sleep in the Pullman chair, when Paul goes to the smoking compartment. Cleo has a mystic dream. She fathoms this In terms of present day life. She reads of some first mar riape duy troubles from grand ma's diary. ARRIVING AT THE POST. "I'm not tnsulllni; you. Madam, my name is Thomas." I really think I should have died rlKht there if Thomas, my Thomas had not stuck his head out of his berth and demanded, "Who In the world are you talk Ins to Sophronla?" .i'No one. no one at all," I an swered timorously. , "Well, don't stand there llko natlenee on a monument. You'll hnve every man In the car grin ning at you. Who is that man whono hend I saw disappearing behind the curtain?" "I don't know, Thomas." I felt the tears start from my eyes. It was most unkind tor my husband lo make me the target or every person's curiosity in the car. I did not speak, however, and I hid my burning cheeks as quickly as possible behind those odious cur tains. I could not keep bark the sobs In spite of all I could do and Thomas showed an angry face over the side. "What In the world are you sniveling about now?" he asked. Then, dear diary at that very moment. I found out something about men about my husband. en's dressing room long before the Inevitable feminine hog had In vaded the place. Paul was Just crawling out of his berth, when I got back to our section. He looked me over ad miringly and exclaimed: "If you're not the best looking girl at the Post they've got to trot out something better than has ever paased out to me. my dear." lie made a dive for the men's dressing room and. shade-of-my- randmother. he carried bis dres sing gown over the arm of his pajamas, being in too much of a hurry to put It on. "I've about ten minutes before we get In. You get the things together for me, won't you, old dear?" He arrived back from the dres sing room Just as the car stopped and we were met by a man who. saluting respectfully, said, "I have been detailed as your striker, sir." "That's flno." answered Taul as ho handed him our checks. "You'll find a motor on the other side of the station, sir, that will take you up to your quar ters." At the door of the automobile stood two other smartly uniform ed men. One of them said: "The Colonel presents his compliments and asks Lieutenant and Mrs. Armstrong to dine with him to nk'ht at the mes." Say to the Colonel that Lieute nant and Mrs. Armstrong will be dullchted." returned Paul. "I wish he had invited us to breakfast, Instead," my husband remarked to me after we had got ten Into the car. Tmiormw t'leo's First tcoii. DRY old growth fir 3.25, also dry I oak, I3.&U. Phone iitil. FOR SALrJ Pacx ana saddle horses. Ucyer Bros. Phone Ht'H FOR SALrJ Feeder hogs, Johnson Produce Co. Phoue ill, Mtdford, Ore. HUFF Orpington chlx this week only, l'hone fit 2. Fred A. Golf, Roseburg. FOR SALK 5 room house on Par-. rott SU Inquire 720 Winchester St. BICYCLES 7".G6 up. Expert re pairing. Roseburg Cyclery, Dt8 N. Jackson. S1HE CAR Nearly" neWrRuu'very little price. Come and see it 2u6 W. Douglas. SEW1NU MACHINES for sale, tor rent, and repairing. Powell Fur niture Co, SEVERAL COOD cows giving Tiilli for sale. A. V. Newport, DUon vllle, Ore. FOR SALE 3 or 4 milch cows at reasonable price. A. U. Hatfield, Roseburg, route 1. BOAT FOir SALE 2YdTand15 feet Inquire at Cockelreaa Cab inet ShopWest OaJt St. FOR SALE Alrdale puppies, best of breeding, from $5 to $10. J. S. tiussell, Oakland, Oregon. CHERRIES for sale, green peas for snle, kale planta for sale. Model dairy. Phone 44F11. FOR SALE One big horse weigh ing 1600 and 1600. Fred Veduer Hi 1. Uox loa,or phone 42K2. FOR SALE-Or trade Small ranch 5 miles south ot town, on Pacific Highway. Earl Vosburg. FOR SALE 1 black Shetland "pony Oentle and well broken. Cheap E, F. Patterson.llendale, Ore. FOR SALE 1 team mares, weight 2f00 lbs. and 2 yearling colls. Phone i:F2. R. F. Sands, Wilbur Oregon. FOR SALE 2 used Corona Port able typewriters. Good condition. U. L. F. Lintott, at Parslow Fur niture Co. FOR SALE Carpenter tools. llrand new. A bargain. Inquire 827 W. Oougias St. Room 12, from 6 to 9 p. m. UROCCOLI plants fur Bale, June 1st. From Ashby Seed. It per 10U0. J. L. Casebver, Dlxonvtile Oregon. FOR SALE Good team, aged 4 and 5 years, wt. 12 and 12 hun dred. Price $150. Mrs. U. C. Mc Kay, Rt. 1. Box 21 FOR " SALE "Registered Iiurlium Bull, seen In the parade; InqMre at Kotilliagen's Economy market or Llndbloom at lilxonville. FOR SALE Oue of the best heavy teams In Douglas Co. Who has the guta to make me an offer. Vick Her, Dixuuvlile, Ore. FOR" SALE For Memorial-I)ay, beautiful fragrant sweet peas, prices reasouable. W. K. Hodson, "Gientrary", lit 1, Box U-14, Roseburg. FOR SALE Furnished house, two lots, 80 by 102 ft, Income from house $4.r, a mo. Price (U150. Terms, $1550 down, balanco fls per month. Phono 248-R1 "OAK TIMBER, "wagon material, saw mill rolls, also 300 tiers Oak tab, stove aud heater wood, from 11.26 to $1.75 per tier. Ilia hue Mill and Manufactory, Oak land, Oregon. RESTAURANT FOR SALE Good location at Marshfield, Ore., good patronage. Ill heaith com pels owner to sell. John Naze, Marshfield. IFOR IMMEDIATE SALE Well established business. Season just beginning. Leaving to take care ot other interests. Will sac rifice fifty per cent tor quick sale. Call at 817 So. Main (or information. SACRIFICE SALE Good buy fol speculation. Flue corner t lota, SO ft. frontage on paved St. Bide walks Just finished and paid lor. Plain 6 room house, porcelain bath, one block from Stephens St. near Rose school. $1150, Small payment down will bandit this bargain It taken at once. Will take part payment In rent Phone 200-L. PRUNE CROP IS NOT ALL LOST; CHERRIES CONTINUE TO DROP REECE-RICH ARD80N WEDDING THI8 MORNING The home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Richardson, at 951 South Main PORTLAND Ore., May 27 The I street, was the scene of a pretty wenther has been favorable for all wedding this morning nt 10:30 small grain, except for some local o'clock, when their daughter, Miss damage by hail in Crook county, i Kdlth Richardson, became the says the weekly crop report for i bride of Chas. F. Reece. Rev. H. L. Oregon issued today by the weather j Caldwell read the ring ceremony, bureau. I before a few Intimate friends and Prunes and cherries continue to I relatives of bolh families. Miss drop In western counties but the i Richardson Is a popular young lnily. prune crop in some localities is i ml Is well known, having attended .belter th.-.n was anticipated. .the high school In this city. The The drop of pears has ceased In : eroom is the son of Mr. anil Mrs. some southern localities and con-; y f, neece, of Melrose, anil Is a linuea In others. Strawberries arel,.).!, pt Kearney's Oroceteria. Mr. plentiful In market. Raspberries Hnd Mrs. Reece will make their WANTED i WANTED Girl for general house- wurk. 1137 N. Jackson. WANTED Women to do vese- tablo lhining. Joe Harvey 9F4. EWES WANTED, wood tor saleT Phone 6F2. Fred A. Goff, Rose burg. SCHOOL TEACHER would-like employment for summer. Ad dress A. M. T. care News-Review . WANTED Married man for farnT work at the Overland Orchards Wife to take some boarders. House, wood, water and light furnished. Chance (or both t earn. Phone S1-F5 between 11 and 1 or evenings. WANTED-" To find buyer for -room house and half acre of gar den land; some fruit, city water,' lights, garage, cow stable, chick en house for 100 hens. Lota of room tor poultry, cow pasture, lieslrable location. Addresa box 23, News-Review. t FOR RENT FOR RENT Garage. Jackson. 1137 N. FOR RENT Six room furnished house $35. 444 E. 1st Ave. No. FOR RENT Modern furnished apt. Electric range, garage. Call 34F12. FOR RENT Furnished apart ment. Inquire 329 . Douglas or phone 140-L. FOR" RENT Four-room furnished apartment on ground floor. 148 South Stephens. FOR RENT I room furnished house, modern. Phone 179-J or call 647 8 Stephens St. GQOD horse and-cow pasture (ot rent. J. D. Uroughton, Millers Add. Roseburg, Oregon. FOR RT:NT-oonf steam heateS apartment. Partly furnished. For adults only. Phone 74 or call 232 S. Jackson. . Til E OXFORlTiroOMsT-217 S3T Stephens St. open under new management. Strictly modern, hot and cold water. Prices rea sonable. ' USED CAR SPECIALS 1921 Chevrolet touring $150 1921 Kurd dedvery $150 1023 Kurd Inuring $285 1017 lliilck Six touring $250 1017 Biiiek Six louring $:n0 1024 Ford Tudor sedan $550 1020 Hudson Six sedan $750 ROY CATCHI.NO MOTOR CO. Across from City Hull, Roseburg I MISCELLANEOUS MARCEL and bob curl 75c, hair rut and curl 60c. Phone B7:"Y. 3:11 So. Main. Mrq Amy Rogers. V.AU UVVNfcrl LHJU l tOTKeijU call 653 when In need of auta parts. Sarff'a Auto Wrecking House. SOLDIERS PENSIONS P PORTANT Soldiers who served In iho War with Spain, who are not receiving a pension should write to, J. Irving MicKcnna. No. 440 WOlcox Bldg, Los Angeles, California. ' LOST AND FOUND home on Srniih Stephens street. NOTICE are riening In southern counties snd a few early chvrries are turn jlng. I Improved pasturnge Is reflected in the condition of livestock, whlrh Is senerullv Irnrid to excellent. Shearing of sheep continues In j will not pav any accounts or i Chairman of the Board of Directors. many places. Sioek is being moved ! debts made by any one but myself Attest: rapidly to summer ranees. after this date. May 26. 1025. Will-j V. J. MICELLI, Early potatoes are doing well I ter Vabaw. I District Clerk. NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to; the legal voters of Sehonl District! No OtfKon, that the annual school meeting of said district will be held at the high school; lo ben hi at the hour of two o'clock p. m. on the third Monday of June, being the 15th duy of June. A. I). 1025. This meeting is called for Ihe puriwise of electing one director and the transaction ot bustuesa usual at such meeting. Dated th's 25lh day of May. 1025. B. W. TAYLOR, FOUND Child's sweater. Owrjoi call 572 J. describe property and pay for adv. ' 4, of l)ougas County. Stale of LOST Tan traveling bag In t iienr iiuneuurs rirnna mm u to Roseburg Chamber of Com merce. J LOST One-Sand's Alumlnun 0 Inch level, between Rnsebtg-g and Sylmon Valley school. Find er return to Larson Bros. Phone 8FU or 4SF2. - PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. II. H. FLYLER OhlropraclU physician. 121 W. Lane St. TUBBY Ghosts Beware. By WINNER WHEN IN ROSEBURG STOP AT Hotel Umpqua HEOS CHESTER .WHEtieN I ARE VOO &OIMG WtTW V THT GDW' J !-' - - --"77 - ;H ft ."" J" -i I"'," ' i - ip-) . - lite, IIU m W3E i'm aajioA Go OP TO THE OLE'HMXoTED HOUSE" At$ I NEED IT TO SHOOT THE GWfATS THM a OP - w r rtOMSENSt) MOW 0PTEM UOLDVoO 'THECE WO GHOSTS? - HEBE GWe ME THsiT GUM, VJ0NT WMi NOO TAKING n OUT TO DO A LOT OF HEWltVi HUOiiNt, Vou MiCrtT HOEI SOMEBODY l! --ix IMifj k . -aW m J I V I Otfyvrtftw Wf I'm FMurt 5rtrfM- Fie Reliable Tailor : J. H. BERNIER Upstairs Next Umpqua Hotel Cleaning, Pressing, Alteration We Make Your Clothes in Roseburg YOU OUGHT TO ; Insure Your Auto? For Automobile Insurance All coverages Wa are at your service C. V. YOUNG c SON INSURANCE ; 116 Cas. St Phone 417!