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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3. 1925. SEVEN Decorated Berry Set This beautiful 7-piece set will be at special price Saturday only i 98c See the display in our window and be on hand early Saturday to get one of these bargain specials. Churchill Hardware Co. The Winchester Store SECRETARY WEEKS CONDITION SHOWS fJO IMPROVEMENT SOFT. FEMININE BEAUTY REPLACES B0VI8H FLAPPER (AMocbted Ptm Ltued Wire.) HOLLYWOOD, Cal., June 3 The mannish, boyish type of beau ty which last year reigned favorite has been replaced by the slim, youthful and decidedly feminine creature, It was Indicated by a con test in which 600 of the "most beautiful" girls here participated. An average height of five feet three inches predominated among the 30 most winsome misses who were selected from the 600 candi dates for appearance in a forth coming film production. The weight of this "ideal 1925 girl" Is slightly less than 118 pounds. She has gray-blue eyes and hair of golden chestnut color, bobbed of course, shingled In back but not extreme. This slender representative of the film center's beauty, who has seen only 20 birthdays, measures 26 Inches around the waist: her bust is 34 inches and her hips 35. She wears slippers sized four and a half. Ranges on easy payment plan at Powells. www "w-. c "ixarm (laarlaltd PTM Load Wtr .) 1 BOSTON, June 3. The condition of Secretary of War John W. Weeks, who was operated upon for gallgftonea last week, waa describ ed as "not so favorable" la a bulle- tin Issued this morning by his phy i sicians. ; The bulletin said: I "Secretary Weeks' condition Is not so favorable this morning. He had a restless night and has had some vomiting. His temperature is , 100 and his puis 104." In a statement made publlo yes terday, the physicians attending Secretary Weeks, who submitted ' to the operation last Thursday, said I his condition remained criticaL Although no complications had de- 1 veloped, the statement said, Mr. Weeks had not shown the Improve ment expected at this stage of his treatment. Safe Milk and Diet Forlnfantm Invalid; Tin Afd j i. ' llil 13, ,1.1 1-'. KCTSLlUll il '1 VOOHIOI, I ttaT Avoid Imitattona Substitute RED CROSS NURSE MAKES HEROIC RECORD IN NORTH based on observations which he and other scientists obtained last sum mer when Mars made its closest approach to the earth. Among the discoveries, said Dr. Slipher, Is that tbe planet Is much warmer than had been supposed and has a much denser atmosphere than It had been credited witlL These de terminations, he explained, are ten dencies in support of the theory that the planet bears life. The temperature of the planet was approximated by the Cobleni radiometer, one of the latest as tronomical Instruments, so delicate 1 that it measures the heat of distant stars. Dr. Slipher considers this device ss Important in adding to the knowledge of the temperature of planets as the Mlchelson Inter ferometer Is in determining the an gular diameter of celestial bodies. Dr. Slipher offered no final opin ions on the guessed-at and often controverted matters affecting Mars. But he emphasized, as other astronomers have, tbe strange reg uarity of the radiating lines popu larly called "canals." The fading of the polar caps with the advance of the warm seasons and subse quent darkening of the areas pre sumed by some to be tilled regions. afford the greatost argument for those contending the planet is in habited, he explained. The regular ity of the "canals," he added. Is evidence in favor of their artificial origin. A BRIDE'S DIARY A Love Story of Today ' j ' . By Idah McGlone Gibson Classified Section ALL NEW AOS ON BACK PACE. " Cleo Madison, entertaining ajto. They've only gossiped few friends, reads from her grand- her." mother's quaint, modest diary. I "Gossiped about ' her? The flapper friends are thuuder-:whora?" struck at its quaintness and sup- j "Oh, don't be so Innocent, old pressed desires. When the girls thing. With the precious colonel leave. Cleo plans her elopnir nt of course. I'm beginning to hate with Paul Ariu-trong. u. 8. A., .him." a boyhood sweetheart. None the "Yon seemed Odlte flattered. less, she indulges in a petting , Paul, when he asked us to be party with Chick Adams that guests at dinner tonight. Do you evening. Chick la wealthy and mean to tell me that by your code Cleo's parents wish trer to marry I the woman in the case may be him; so does Chick. Haul's par- ! guilty and the man perfectly lnno enla, also social climbers whOCent?" have lost their money, wish Paul "Great suffering snakes, Cleo, to marry Connie Terhune, very snrely you are not going In for rich and in love with Haul. De-;tha single standard bunk, are spite these desires of the parents j you!" and Cleo's wonderlngs as to woe- "Perhaps. You see I never ther she really does love Paul, the 'though much about it before. We two are married. Almost imme- of the gang went on and did just dlately Cleo begins to learn that what we wanted to do. None of marriage is sot altogether a path !, Bid anvthing against the boys of roses. However, the parents "nnrt tne KiTit vt,a were known to are reconciled to the marriage and i De notorious petters." me juung cuupie ueimri mr inn "That s quite dltrerent. A little army post, to which Paul is as- fusing around means nothing signed. On the train Cleo has f Km0Dg our gang ,t home, but It is an allegorical dream which in-Tery different here. You have got dlcatua the problem she will have it0 Iearn llrgt ot al tnt; there are to mce. wnen me newiyweus u- more ciiqUes around an army post rive at the post, Paul is assigired i thaIi aen ire ln Washington offt to duty at onco and leaves Cleo. cM ctety and even Hollywood who knows nothing of house- hag nerer known such scandal and keeping, to shift for herself dur- ,.08slp snops. if you steer clear tng the day. Johnson, a "striker iof my dpar vou wln De a won. detailed to rnuls quarters, neips ;d . absolutely necessary, if about With EFFICIENT LIGHT AIRPLANE CAN BE 80L0 FOR $2,000 (AMOCiittd hM Ltsard Wfre. CORY DO T, England, June's. A light airplane built by a young Dutchman has , been here for a week at the disposal of any pilot who wanta to fly-it. Several have taken advantage of the offer and have performed stunts of rolling, spiral diving and upside down fly ing, proving that It can be handled very easily and is suitable for fly ing clubs. . The machine costs 32,009. It weighs 420 pounds, uses 11 gal lons of gasoline and 21 pints of oil an hour, and has a maximum speed of 75 miles an hour. For prompt taxi servtre, city or country trips. Phone 4 LONDON STUDIES QUESTION OF UNDERGROUND PARKING (AatncUtMl Ptm La4 Wire. LONDON. June 3 Underground parking stations have been pro posed in London to take care of the rapidly increasing automobile traffic in the business section of the city. The Automobile Associa tion has been considering the mat- ter for some time and has propos ed that the first subway garage be built in Leicester Square, in the heart of the theatre district and not far from Piccadilly Circus. ! The underpark garage would have an entrance and exit, and : would accommodate hundreds of ; cars. It is proposed to make the garage charges depend upon the size of the car at about 12 cents ran hour, with attendants on hand at all hours of the day and night. The small or private car has become more popular in London ithls spring than ever before, and j dealers aver they cannot supply ihe demand. Formerly it was cus tomary for nearly all motor car owners to have their own chauf feurs, but since the war both men and women have gradunlly taken up the idea of doing the driving themselves. o SPANISH WAR VETS GET IN ON NEW BONUS LAW Sound Mattresses for Sound Sleep. The first requisite lor a night of good rest is the right mattress, and from the collec tion we are offering you are certain to find Just the one you wanL These mattresses are prop erly made for long wear and comfort, covered with sturdy ticking and in any size you may require. (AasocUUd Pla Lruul fhl SALEM, Ore., June 3 The state bonus and loan commission yester day approved several applications for state aid received from veter ans of the Spanish war. These vet erans are included among the benefactorles of the bontrs and loan act by an amendment nt tho last session of the legislature. (AfeortiteA Prat Lamtd Win.) ITNALASKA. Alaska, June 3. News dispatches referring to Miss Emily Morgan, the Red Cross nurse, as the heroine of the Nome diphtheria epidemic, have reached remote Unalaska, But the people of this community are not surpris ed, for they recall her work here, where, as in Nome, she was the lone nurse working with the only doctor within hundreds ot miles. For 18 -months Miss Morgan braved the blizzards of these Al eutian Islands to bring gladness into the dlnsy homes of the na tives. Her skill and her smile al ways were at the command of the people, who found her unfailing in times of Illness and distress. One of her added duties here was that of matron in tne jesse Lee Home maintained by the Methodist Women's Missionary Society for destitute waifs. Alice Devlin, one Aleutian tot brought here, had an almost Incredible his tory. While living in a hole in tne ground with a sod roof, she saw her mother devoured by starving husky dogs. She was brought to the home with a scar on her sunk en cheeks made by the dogs. Miss Morgan nursed her back to health. Before she came to Alaska Miss Morgan had a heroic record as a Red Cross nurse with the Ameri can army in France. , TEACHERS' EXAMINATIONS PIERCE LINE9 UP WITH DEFENSE DAY PROGRAM tAmncUttd IT rMMT 'll SALEM, Ore., June 3. Support of President Cooiidge's plan for a national defense test on July 4, was promised for Oregon by Gov ernor Pierce yesterday In a tele gram to the secretary of war. The governor sent the telegram after a conference with Adjutant-General George A. White. Oet screen aoors at Powell's Furniture. FOR SALE JAPALAC, Paints and Varnishes, at Powell's Furniture tjo. FORS ALE Good milch cow. Boy er Bros. A. lioyer. FOR SALE Feeder nogs, Johnson iL"0: rrouuee LO. rnone aleuioru, FOR SALE 600 vre. FOR SALE OR TRADE 93 acres. 6U acres bottom land 40 In wheat. Suitable jor garden, broccoli, and especially alfalfa, which will make a tons per acre, 3 cuttings. Free irrigation, barns, no house. On paved highway, t miles south of Wolf Creek. Price 112.0u0.0tl. Want something in or near Rose- burg. See owner, room Masonle LI COMPANY 321 N, Jackson St, Rorcburg Notice is hereby given that tbe superintendent of Douglas county, Oregon, will hold the regular ex amination ot applicants tor Stale Certificates at Roseburg, us fol lows: Commencing Wednesday, June 10, 1S25, at 9:00 o'clock a. m., and continuing until Saturday, June 13, 1SI25, at 4:00 o'clock p. m. Wednesday Forenoon U. S. history, writlug, (penman ship), music, drawing. Wednesday Afternoon Physiology, reading, manual training, composition, domestic science, methods in reading, course of study for drawing, methods in arithmetic Thursday Forenoon Arithmetic, history ot education, I psychology, methods in geography, arawtng, domestic art. tudy for domestic art. Thursday Afternoon Grammar, geography, stenogra phy. American literature, physics, typewriting, methods in language, thesis for primary certificate. Friday Forenoon Theory and practice, orthography (spelling), physical geography, En glish literature, chemistry. Friday Afternoon AN'LAC is Nature's greatest j government. ' V tonic and builder. Made from Saturday Forenoon Geometry, Botany. Saturday Afternoon General history, bookkeeping. Very truly yours, ' J. A. CHURCHILL, Superintendent of Public Instruc tion. - Note The rules above mentlon- j a- A r..nn,i, ,K ev ,Pa rerer to tne eamon or tne anu uiu,... ,w..v, .... : Oregon School Laws. , 4 -til I psychology, Tanlac added 20 pounds "Stvtn jean' stomack trtublt mf mt ho meaty, f t kottln if Tanlac mJimtowtllQndkappjmau, I kat tmntd 20 tts. mmr rlt m mill I" Otto Segrin, Portland, Ore. ' roots, barks and herbs after the I Tanlac formula, it revitalizes the blood, tones up the digestive organs and puts the whole system in fighting trim. Don't go about your work sickly Brush now, but when the clothes need a thorough cleaning, senj them to a Master Cleaner. Our Auto Will Call Prions 277 ample of millions who have been helped by Tanlac. Stop at yout druggist's today and get this won derful tonic. You'll be surprised how quickly you start to improve. For Constipation Take Tanlac Vegetable Pills MARS WARMER THAN HAD BEEN 8UPPOSED ASTRONOMER AVERS Continuing her series of suc cessful recitals, Mrs. C. S. He.ln line of the Heinline Conservatory, will present the pupils of the Dun ning department, under the direc tion of Miss Lucille Sapplnglon, Dunning instructor, at the Con servatory tonight. Tbe following program will bo presented: Alpine 8ong by Ducelle Le ona Mooreland, Mildred Munson, Anita Cachlin. Rain. Pltter Patters, Dutton Mlna Buoy. Cello Player by Mclntyre Mar garet Little. Yesterdreama by Zamecnik Agnes Burt. Evening Song by Krogman Ka thryn Hennlgh, Evelyn Cluake Jo sephine Cachlin. Chord Study, transposed Adams Avis Negley. Chord Analysis Aileen Wal ker. Dominant Seventh Chords, writ- fen and played by Neva Agee and Frank Iletts. Chord Test Mlna Buoy, Mary V. Strawn. Story of a Mouse (Alloc in Wonderland) by Lynes Kath- ryn Crocker. Trumpeter s Serenade by Spinu ler' J. C. Strawn. Japanese Dance by Pennington Josephine Cachlin. Wooden Shea Dance 6y Rogers and Modulations Charlotte Crocker. Summer Evening, analysis by Abelle Helen llusenbark. Rhythm Pictures Owls. J. C. Strawn; Windmills. Mary V. Strawn, assisted ly Fonda Giles. Wild Rose (McDowell) Ag nes Burt, assisted by Harriet Grove. Song of India by Rimsky-Korsa- koff Barbara Ott. Frank Iletts. Allium L'Jaf Kirchner Avis Negley. Rondo Krogman Barbara OtL Adoration Rblscth Frank Betts. PRESCOTT, Aril., June 3. Dr. W. M. Slipher, director of the Low- jell Observatory at Flagstaff, Arls., I when here recently, predicted that '.planetary astronomy was on the tnresnoid or finally accurate deter minations in connection with the FOR. YO UH HEALTH dh "astronomer expressed this i " "p1"1"" after months of research TANLAC ALL OUTSORTS? 6s Wat This Roseburg Woman Who Telia Her Experience. All too often women accept their pains act eches as natural to their sex. They fall to realize that weak kidneys are often to blame for that backache, thos headaches, dizzy spells and that tired, depressed feeling. Thous ands have found new health and strength by helping the weakened kidneys with I toon's Pills a stim ulant diuretic. This Koseburg case Is one cf many: Mrs. E. A. Matthews, 809 Short St., says: "My kidneys were out of order and acted irregularly. I also had severe backaches. Head aches were frequent; 1 became run down and all out of sorts. Doan'a Pills from Fullerton's Drug Store soon rid me of the aches and the other signs of kidney dis order disappeared." Price 6uc. at r.ll ealers. Df.n't simply ask for . kidney remeiy get Plan's PMIs tiie same tint Mrs. Matthews had. Foster-Mil-burn Co., Mtrs., Buffalo. N. Y. out enormously so Cleo ia able to serve tea when Col. Beldon, the commanding officer, comes to pay his respects. Rita Thorndlke, supposed m- amoretta of Col. Beldon, calls. Cleo likes her. The colonel la not clever enough to ensnare Cleo. aunuNU ikiAcliUMC.6 lor aaie, fur rout, auu repairing1, fuwell J'ur imure Co. FOR SALE For S2S5G, with terms. Modern 5-room buugalow. See at M0 Mill St. ' f OH SALE 13 head of swU, $2 per head. D. W. Keasey, iuxon ville, FOU SALE Ford' automobile in good shape, Siio. Mary K. Davis, uosuburg, til. 3, Box 30-A. FOR SALE Good young team', f 150 it luaeu this week. Urn. U. C. McKay, Koseburg. 1(L 1, Box 21. FOR SALE-Oue 120-rt. Chinook uet, new, discount on wholesale. Box Wl, t)akiaud, Ore. FOR SALE Orfeut7A3'l-2 acre or 8 acre farm. Terms. Will trade for city property. Earl V Ob bursa. FOR SALE BroccoliplantsTAsh- by strain, extra tine, by doxen, 100 or 1000. Earl Vosburgb, Puone 391-Y WANTED-Janitor work. Phone 144. you want to get on and have a good time, for you to get Into-the right set. This you will have to do. I can't help you for you must understand that being a man and Foit SALE Account leaving town, an Officer 1 am aireaay rn, out me women here at the post can treat me with utmost courtesy and make ybur life a living hell it they want to." Tomorrow: Stormy Clouds Gather PAUL TELLS CLEO THINGS As Mrs. Thorndlke. went out the door she said, "1 live only four ; CALL FOR SCHOOL WARRANTS doors down the street and don't worry about me, I have learned promptness since I have marrieu Into the army. I will be ready for you at quarter to 1. Good-bye, Lieut, Armstrong." "So this is Mrs. Thorndlke." Paul said as the front door closed and I came back into the room. "Yes, isn't she prettyT" "Quite," was his laconic com mendation. "What do you mean by that? Do you know her husband, Paul?" "Not personally, I know lilm only through hearsay. CapL Thorndlke, according to everyone. Is a drunk ard and an ali-'round rotter. He has been on the verge ot being cashiered again and again, but through the intercession ot Col. All warrants are called up to and Including No. 2S5, of District No. 8. Douglas County, Oregon. Interest ceases after this date. May 2S, 1925. C. A. PUCKETT, Clerk, Dist No. 8. DYNAMITE DESTROYS AUTO AND GARAGE; CASE MYSTERY (AMOclaUd Fnm Lcutd Wlr.l KELSO, Wash., June 2. The new auto and garage of C. Davis, who resides east of the Pacific highway between Ostrander and Castle Rock, were wrecked by dynamite yesterday. The sheriff and bis deputies are investigating but have little or no clues to fol low. Davis said his garage was locat ed some distance from his house mte dining table, two dandy a.uvea, chairs and other things. 4 14 E. 1st Ave. N. anA alan ttnl.l Via itlri nM htfll the " 0J plosion. Dynamite waa placed and they say that la because under the motor of the car and ."Stop, Paul. I have rarely seen iavia said he did not learn of the a woman that I liked at first sight explosion until several hours alter as Well as 1 do ltlta Thorndlke." !the blast. He said he did not "How did you know her name was Rita?" "1 beard Col. Beldon call her that." "Then you must know " "I don't know anything, Soldier man, if her husband is what you say, however, 1 feel great sympa thy and pity for her. So far, I only know that she Is one of the most charming women I have ever met and what you say about her husband accounts for that little veil of sadness that I see in her eyes. 1 am almost coming to be l.eve, Paul, that it is impossible to be happy though married." "Look here, old girl, what are you talking about? know ot any enemies. Latimer's Arsenate Lead eigh teen cents per pound at Stearns and Chenowcth, Oakland, Ore. FILIPINO GIRLS TO ADOPT FASHION OF BOBBED HAIR MANILA, June 3. (A. P.) While Filipino girls, in small numbers, have for some time shown a tend ency to adopt European dress, it is only recently that they have ven tured into the field of bobbed hair. Only a few so far have yielded to the temptation to clip their long black locks, but many predictions jare made that the custom will "grow because of the comfort af- "Well, I confess I haven't been j forded by short hair ln this tropical very happy today here all alone." climate. "Hut you weren't alone. I Parental objection la strong shrewdly siiBpect that Col. Beldon, against the Innovation, as the Fill the old stiff, put me on duty pur- plno woman takes the greatest poscly to come and look you over, pride In her long thick hair which and if Mrs. Thorndlke only lives in many cases reaches to her an- four doors below she probably saw kles. him coming and made it her busi ness to call at the same time. The stories 1 have heard today about A deeded land. 120 A of bottom land, mostly la crop. Balance timber and pas ture. 40 A wheat, 26 A mixed grain hay, 22 A grass hay, home orchard, apples, cherries, grapes peaches and plums. House, barn, 3 stock sbeds, tractor and equip ment, other farm machinery, team and wagon, cattle, hogs. mi. along N. Umpqua highway, bordering N Umpqua river. J mi. to store, postoffice, graded and Union High School, free bus, 18 mi. eaat of Roseburg. Price 120, 000. Terms. Mrs. O. . Smith Glide, Ore. "I WANTED or clerical NOTICE Dumping of trash, rubbish or niher AfeutntilAtlnaa alone1 any nub- "Don't tell them to me. I won't nc roiu) or highway Is strictly for hear them. The first thing Uiat bidden by law, and all violators will nappeneu inis morning aiier you D prosecuted, left was that three women stopped directly under my wludow and gos sip'd." "Then you listened to them, Cleo?" "I couldn't very well leave the window without their knowing that I had heard what they had bei'n saying abqut me and I thought It might embarrass them" Paul grinned. "Any old time that it embarrasses the gossipy cats I around an army post to know that someone has overheard them talk ing about another woman. I'd like to know it. I "So you have fallen for Rita I Thorndlke. have you, Cleo? I'm rat her sorry that you are going to I make your first appearance before I the wives of the officers in her company." "Have they ostracized her?" "Of course, not. They don't daro GEORGE K. QUINK. County Judge. Fu,t sALE Broccoli plants, Ashby seeu, large healthy plants, now ready. Address or call W. G. Patterson, Galley, Ore. .rEVV"jOH.N DKEHE'T ft. tongue truck binder at 175 cash f. o. b. Kiddle. Below wholesale cost. Elder's Hardware, Kiddle, Ore. l''OK SALE Broccoli plants, BuC ner s late variety, 14.50 per 1000; Ashby s late and early 13.75. Weeks and Sheldon, Ruckles, Ore. FOR SALE Mower attachments for Fordson tractor. Good as new, 180. Milwaukie binder in running order with trucks, S25. Roy Buell, Looking Glass, Ore. Phone 23123, BROCCOLI PLANTS Ready for setting. Don t run any risk, buy plants from home grown seed. $5 per thousand, 14.50 per thousand tor 10,000 or over. C. O. Sheu pard, Dixonvllle. FOR SALE Ford l"Vo"nchaiirdrlve truck, good running order. A snap $75 cash. Apply Oak Grove Service Station, 4 miles south on Pacific highway. FOR SALE One T, ton Republic truck and one ton-4-hwvretet truck; or will trade for land or stock. C. R. Cavender, 816 Win chester. Phone 170-Y mornings or evenings. FOR" SALE MoilerTPtfrboin pla tered house with bullt-lns. Close in on paved street Small pay ment down, balance like rent. See N. G. Williams owner, 1124 Ramuna Court. Corey Ave. tijU.O0 CASH for quick sale. 5 room bouse. Basement. Sleep ing porch. Garage. Lot 60x78 feet. Corner lot, paved on two sides. Mrs. K. M. Howard, own er or G. W. Youug & Son. Phone 417. FOR SALE Broccoli plants, late SC. Valentine strain; grown from our own seed. Iiellvery can be made Jy June 10. In quantities (4.50 per thousand, only first class plants sold. Llndblom, Dixonvllle. ilOUSEHOLD'GOODS forsaleTPI ano. Vlctrola, dining table and chairs, rockers, oak high chair, Congoleum rug, 9 by 12, Hoosler cabinet, 2 dressers, wood range, oil stove, electric hea'er, beds and other Items. Mrs. Barton Helliwell, 307 So. Main St. Phone 57-L. fjSED CAR BARGAINS 1921 Ford Delivery $150.00 1920 Chevrolet touring. 150.00 1917 Buick "6" touring 250.00 1919 Nash "6" touring.-. 300.00 1923 Ford touring 2S5.O0 1920 Hudson touring 600.00 1924 Ford Tudor Sedan 5r0.00 HOY CATCHING MOTOR CO. WANTED Alan dishwasher at once. Inquire Douglas Grill. WANTED Used wire fencing. must be useable and reasonably priced. Box 202, Oakland, Ore. WANT EDToenTVlthbp'tlon to buy. small farm near highway suitable for poultry. E. G. Llch tentiialer, Mapleton, Ore. WANTEDRoom ln prlvate family for mother and child. Child to be boarded and cared for while mother works. Address L M., care News-Review. WANTED" To Tflnd-buyer for room house and half acre of gap den land; some fruit, city water, lights, garage, cow stable, ohlck en bouse for 100 hens. Lots of room for poultry, cow pasture. Desirable location. Address box 23, News-Review. 1 FOR RENT HOUSE ' FOR RENT Furnished. Phone 2 1 0-R . ROOM3TFdR RENT Gentlemen only. 603 W. Lane St. , FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room, reasonable. 311 B. Oak 8L FOR RENT 7-room house," bath and garage, $30. 861 W. Mosher at. FOR RENT Furnished 6-roora house, $25 per mo. Inquire at 241 So. Flint. ' VOU TIEN'T" NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING. NOTICE IS IIKKKKY GIVEN to the legal voters of School District No. 4. of DmiK'as County, Stale of Oregon, that the annual school n,utln r.r mlrl illulrlet will be held at tho high school; to begin at the Opposite K. P. Hall North Hose St. hour of two o'clock p. in. on the third Monday of June, being the 15th day of Jane, A. D. 1925. This meeting Is called for Ihe ptirpoKe of electing one director and the transaction of usual at such meeting. Roseburg. GENERAL BLACKSMITH ING and horseshoeing. All work business guaranteed. Plenty room for furm- ers horses. 622 Winchester St. Dated Ill's 25th day of May. 1923. north of auto camp. E. E. Wood- II. W. TAYLOR, Chairman of Ihe Board of Directors. Ait'-st: V. J. MICEI.LI, !ltrlrt Clerk. cock. Prop. Furmsned 3-roora apt, U3 range, water, lights. 608 8q Stephens St. FOR RENT Modern 6-room ui furnished house. Inquire 644 So Pine St. FOR" RENT 3-room furnished apt newly refinished. 408 E. Douglas St. FOR 'KNT Up to date apL welt furnished, garage. Adults, inquire 410 W. Douglas. FOR RENT 1 room furnished apt with electric range. Centrally located. Phone 227-Y. MLSCELLANEOUS j CAN RAVE you $250 on new Wlllyi Knight touring car. Glenn It. Tay lor, Catching Motor Co. CAR OWNER Don't forget U call 663 when In need ot auts parts, Sarfft Auto Wrkia House. 1 1 I LOST AND FOUND -i 1 LOST Lady's coat, was lost at or near Rock Creek. Finder please leave at (Hide store, or notify owner, Mrs. A. Rteuer, Glide, Ore. Pi:'I'Yl)STIn-"Roseburg from 401 South Main. Irish setter, brown-white. 2 months old. Phone 69. Reward. PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. M. H. PLYLER Chiropractic physician, 126 W. Lane 8L Reliable Tailor J. H. BERNIER Upstairs Next Umpqua Hotel Cleaning, Pressing, Alteration We Make Your Clothes in Roseburg Latimer's Arsenate Lead eigh teen cents per pound at Stearns and f'htnoweih, Oakland, Ore. TUBBY Nature Faking. WINNER By Iv?n-( am e wis ( ,, I MAK.sr-Toeev.isiT W.-- 7 J anybody- draw a pictureV fip 2J,Jp3SiA ;- rT-J J.. THINGS -GEE.ITS EASY AS "jT p(? A V 0Ky -irT ' .' N060OV WOrO$ WHAT .... 1 661 THt". OKt I Ufa, anything bYA WWTA SEE CO 5 I ONE. LOOKS LIKE J FINISHED Hl7 ME DRAW SOMETHtN- C J, T7 ( H$ GONNA VT " '" ' &wic T Ud r-m Stm. Urn. --JriCir ." Wptf MwMMHMMMMHHMMMMUssvfvneaaBMMaHBHesssnsaa. Jsmmma ! "bbt ! m I ill ill LI i ii ' -m The Umpqua Florist Choice Cut Flowers Always Fresh Finest Quality Artistic Floral Designs. Visit Oar Greenhouse er Cell 40-F1. WHEN IN ROSEBURG STOP AT Hotel Umpqua YOU OUGHT TO Insure Your Auto For Automobile Insurance All coverages We are at your service G. W. YOUNG At SON INSURANCE 116 Cass St. Phone 417,