ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, THURSDAY. JUNE II. 1925.
SEVEN
This Utility . Kitchen Carving Set is offered at
special sale
Saturday Only for 98 Cents
Cocobolo handles, three brass rivets and very f jne
steel make up these sets. They consist of a Carving
Knife, Carving Fork and Bread Knife. Worth
regularly much more.
Churchill Hardware Co.
The Winchester Store
SUES TO El
BOOST HI RATES
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A BRIDE'S DIARY
A Love Slory of Today
By Idah McGlone Gibson
Classified Section
ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE.
AM.
(AaocUlnl ma Uunl Wirf.)
OLYMPIA, Wash.. June 10
Proceed inir a In serum an Inttinn-
tlon to restrain the railroads from I universities and colleges has been
chanting log rates other than ! obtained in a questionnaire dtstrib
those in effect during the lima the juied throughout the council,
question of log rate adjustment has When accord has been reached
been under consideration in this I finally by the assembly, the re
state were tiled shortly after noon ! suits will be put In a definite state-
In Thurston county court by Ray- nient and upon this declaration will
mond W. Clifford, special attorney I be based the action to be taken at
MODEL DAIRY
The only dairy in Douglas County selling
CLARIFIED MILK
We invite inspection.
Pure bred St. Mawes Jersey for service.
Morning and Night Delivery Phone 44-F1I
general. In charge of the log rate
case for the state.
Parties defendant to the suit are
the Northern Pacific, Great North
ern. Oregon, Washington and Chi
cago, Milwaukee A St. Paul Rail
way Companies andr 8. J. Henry,
Seattle. aent for the North Pacific
Coast Freight Bureau. The bureau
represents the roads In tariff and
other matters common to carriers
operating In this section, it was
pointed out
Dresser's
Powell's.
as lo was $6.75 at
AltTISTS OK KOITH
AMKRK'A TO KXHIRIT
AT JM A.NtiF.I.F.H.
LOS ANGELES. June 11. Five
. hundred oil paintings and etchings
by leading contemporary artists
of North. Central and South Am
erica will be brought together
here for a three-months display
when tha Pan-American Exhibi
tion opens November 3, this year,
at the Los Angeles Museum.
The exhibition, in which paintings
by artists from Canada and the
United States of North America.
Mexico and Panama of Central
' America, and Brazil, Argentina,
Peru and Chile of South America,
will be exhibited, will mark the
first representation In this coun
try since 1915 of the southern
continent's art. Argentina, in
1915, entered a remarkable exhi-
Hall's Catarrh
Medicine
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PHILADELPHIA, June 10. Ed-
claim foi '""""VY ,."
it-rlJ your system of Catarrh or Dea" m' tor court touay on a
n .!..A ul ...1. charge of assault and batter? , as
. J? "T attrth- the result of a free for all fight at
SoUtytttifi"o-rym shibe Park Monday night during a
F.J.CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio , boxing show. Cy Perkins and
"Mickey" Cochrane, catchers, and
the eighth triennial general con
vention of the church to be held at
New Orleans. October 7.
The students were asked to ex
press their views on such prob
lems as: "Should one's thinking in
religion be organised Into oreedal
form?" "How do the teachings of
the church harmonise with the es
tablished results of modern
science!" "What may a student ex
pect from the church, and wnyi
"la a working knowledge of the
Bible necessary to a proper prac
tice of Christianity?" and "What
effect has college had upon your
religion, and why?"
Answers to these questions and a
score of others equally pertinent
have been received In surprising
volume.
The assembly will be divided Into
eight discussion groups, the person
nel of which will change each day
so that a student will have an op
portunity to discuss the problems
laid down in the Questionnaire who
different studentsfrom all over the
country. Later a forum of the en
tire conference will hear reports
from the discussion groups, accept
or reject their decision, and shape
the policy of the student work of
the council in all of the Institu
tions represented for the next trl-ennium.
Cleo Madison, entertaining a
few friend, reads from her grand
mother's quaint, modest diury.
The flapper friends are thunder
struck at Its qualntnesa and sup
pressed desires. When the girls
leave, Cleo plans her elopm nt
with Paul Arni"trnng. V. 8. A.,
a boyhood sweetheart. None the
less, she Indulges In a petting
party with Chick Adams that
evening. Chirk Is wealthy and
Cleo's parents wish her to marry
him; so does Chick. Paul's par
ents, also social climbers who
have lost their money, wish Paul
to marry Connie Torhune, very
rich and In love with Paul. De
spite these desires of the parents
and Creo's wonderlngs as to whe
ther she really does love Paul, the
two are married. Almost Imme
diately Cleo begins to learn that
marriage Is not altogether a path
of roses. However, the parents
are recoucllod to the marriage and
the young couple depart for the
armv Dost, to which Paul Is as
signed. On the train Cleo has
allegorical dream which in-
except he was phenominally youth-1
ful could dance like that,' be told '
me sorrowfully." . I
"1 really felt sorry for hlra. Cleo.
begin to think that a man hates
to grow old qurte as much as a .
woman, especially a man who has (
never married. He sees the whole I
FOR SALE
WANTED
i
FOR SALE Good late model Ford
truck. Terms. Hupp Bros.
W.
FOB. SALE Cedar yew wood posts.
W .. L. Hash. Phoue 351-L.
Jov of lite and wife and children
can neves be for him and he regrets
all the passing years. I have come
to think that a bachelor over 40 la
the loneliest man in the whole
world It he has brains enough to
appreciate his predicament. After
all, Cleo, the real thing for all men
and women after first youth is
passed, is marriage. Even an un- FOK SALE Second hand refrlger-
' FOB SALti Feeder nogs, Johnson
I Produce Co. Fhone 87, Medford,
Ore,
FOR SALE Blocky mare, weight
1400 lbs, also harness. Call at
491 So. Main.
WANTED 200 wether goats.
U. Cook. Yoncalla, Ore.
WANTEOOld raga atThiTjs'ews.
Review office.
WANTED Boomers. House close
In, good place for working man.
415 Mill St. -
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quent as they are In mid-season la
Squire Ebbet's baseball park In
Brooklyn.
For example, the month of April
Ira Thomas, coach, also accused,
were discharged by the police
magistrate, who heard the case.
The prosecutor was Arthur Good-
bit in the Panama Pacific Inter-
was veritably littered with holl- Ionian, one of the four brothers at-
Idays. Holy Week, especially Im-1 tending the boxing show. The
i portant because of the Holy Year, brothers had seats near the ball
furnished a goodly number. Then ! players and during the semi-wind-I
all of the branches and sections of up there was considerable banter-
all of the numerous political parties ; ing. Rommel was accused or hit
stopped work for several days at a , ting Arthur Goodleman, who dls
tlme to talk, giving their meetings played a damaged face,
flowery titles. Milan headed the The rumpus is alleged to have
list of municipal "international
commercial fairs." and also staged
a l. J.1u(. I I . . .
uill F.nn-ltlnn at San Fran- I " " " v1" '"'"
" ' Venice, an International hook fair
Bologna, a Fascist Intellectual con
gress; and Rome, an International
art fair and a congress on scholas
tic philosophy.
. CRATER LAKE PICTURES
IRFJAND GIVKS FrAN1AL
AID TO TIIF.ATIIK'AI,
I'ltOlllCTlOXS.
Cisco.
Paintings by Diego Rivera, of
Mexico, considered by art critics
as one of the greatest living ar
tists; Juan Chariot, also a Mexi
can painter, and Manual Vego, a
,Cu,uan,.oue,of the younger Hava
na nalnters. will be exhibited.
A few portraits -by the late i
John Singer Sargent, American
Artist, will be part of the exhi
bition. nttmr nrnrrttnent North Amer
ican artists whose canvasses will them at Carr's.
be shown are Frederick Carl Frle
seke, Karl Anderson, John E. Cos
tlgan, Mary Cossatt, John F. Carl
son. T. W. Dewing, Daniel Car
ber, John R. Grahach, Robert
Henri, John C. Johansen, Leon
Kroll. Ernest Lawson and Elmer
Schofleld.
Immediately following the close
of the exhibition here. January 1,
192S, the Latin American section
will start on a tour of the Im
portant museums of the United of them successful, but the the
States. and the North American I atre has been -for the past 12
section will be sent to the capitals , years run at a loss, and no dlrec
of Tat in America. J tor or shareholder has ever drawn
llonorio Pueyrredon, ajiaflt- I a dividend,
sador to the United States from j To enable the Institution to
Argentina, has accepted an Invl- ; carry on, the finance minister lias
tution to speak at the opening included In the budget a grant
of tlra exhibition. - ( of $4,250. In his opinion there
o ( is no agency which has done more
Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 189-L. i lo make the name of Ireland
0 ! known abroad, and he says It
-.,.,, rop FOR pilgbims would he a misfortune If the only
MEDICAL CARE FOR PILGRIMS ,,,, tn ,ne cotry provld-
ROME. June 10. Arrangements ing an ln.en,ive to dramatic and
have been made to have a physl- iiteI.arjr work should be closed
clan on duty during the summer down.
at the terminal railway siauon io
started when Rommel made a dis
paraging remark about one of the
boxers favored by the Goodleman
brothers.
CHURCH WANTS TO KNOW
WHAT COLLEGIANS EXPECT
RACINE, Wis., June 10. What
the student body of the Council of
the Episcopal Church expects from
the church In the present day relig
ious controversy, will be determin-
successful marriage is better than
no marriage at all. It la like fleas
on a dog. you know. It keeps you
so busy that you forget your other
troubles."
"That Is the modern way of say
ing that old epigram about 'Better
to have loved and Inst than never
to have loved at all'," I returned
rather flippantly, for I saw Rita's
sensitive mouth turning at the cor-
dhates the problems she will have ners and I felt she was thinking
to ace. lien tne newiyweas ar- oi ner own uniiapiiy mnrrit-u niu.
rive at the post, Paul Is assigned Perhaps I wouldn't have thought
to duty at once and leaves Cleo. lanythltig about It It Paul hadn't
who knows nothing or nouse- taken me to a ratner aaig corner
keeping, to shift for herself dur- on the outside gallery the night be
Ine the dav. Johnson, a "striker" 1 fore. He had left me with a kiss.
detailed to Paul's uuurters, helps saving: "I've got to go and dance
out enormously so Cleo is auie to with the major s wife. Sit here ana j
scrvw tea when Col. Beldon, the j rest until I come back and then wo t
commanding office, comes to pay will go home."
nis respecis. I nau nanny mrn niuij- n
llita Thorndlko, supposed in-'minute when Col. Beldon and Rita
amoretta of Col. Beldon, calls. jaat down Just around the corner
Cleo likes her. jfrom where I was sitting in the
The colonel is not clever enough darkness. Before I could move to
FOR RENT
ator, several good oil stoves.
Judd's Furniture Store.
FOR SALE 192b Nash Six touring
car, reasouable. Cull 14 for par
FOli SALE 1922 Chevrolet Baby
Grand, Al mechanically. Terms.
Rapp Bros.
FOR SALEJ6robni plistered
bouse at 915 Hamilton St. Make
your own terms.
foirsXLE S P.Passenger brak?
man uniform, neurly new. Phoue
5S6.
FOR SALE Good youug team, 1150
if taken this week. Mrs. D. C.
McKay, Roseburg, lit 1, Box 21.
FOR S LE Sturdy broccoli plants,
$4 per thousand, Johnson strain.
James E. Perry, Box 13ti, Riddle,
Ore.
FOR SALE Dodge oaf," $200 cash.
WANTED TO RENT 4 or 5-room
house, unfurnished, near Rose
school, reasonable. Call 260-L.
FOR KENT FIveToom apart
ment, furnished. Gas and wood
range. 221 W, Lane St. Phone
64-R.
FOR RENT 2-room apt. with hot
and cold water and lights. Fur
nished, 2 blocks from P. O. $17.50.
Phone 227-Y.
tn enanarn Cleo.
Paul warns Cleo about the coi
lonel and Rita.
This precipitates a quarrel.
And Cleo loses her temper,
justl
make myself known Rita spoke
"I've wanted to see you all day,
Blakely. John's last words to me
as he got on the train were, that it
you allowed his latest defalcation
to get out, he would sue me tor ai-
FOR RENT Three-room apart
ntcnt, furnished, hot and cold wa
ter and electricity for dooklng.
adults only. Inquire at Belleu
Rooming House, 303 W. Lane.
t 1
I MISCELLANEOUS
! i
MARCEL and bob curl 75c, hair
cut and curl 60c. Phone 57-Y.
331 So. Main. Mrs. Amv Ros-era.
or will take $100 down and rest SPECIAL" PRlCESon" advanced
student work. Marcel 75c; . bob
curl and top wave, 60c. Mrs.
Cleo picks tip much gossip jTorc( naming you as co-respon-
Beautiful nan colored lino of
Crater Lake photos, natural colors
Every home should have one. Make k, .illn i.2i when the trlen-
dandy gifts or souvenirs. Priced , nlttl a(,senibly of the National Stu-
.ue, j.ou, o.ou uu ao.uu. d , ,iPnt Council is in session. The at
titude of the undergraduates In 100
MRS. FULLER
MADE STRONG :
DUBLIN, June 8. The Abbey
Theatre, founded by William But
ler Yeats, the poet and senator,
and Lady Gregory, plays an im
portant part in the intellectual
life of Ireland. It has produced M4mnounrlHelnerlwrien
for the first time 170 plays, many, DleJ L-ompouna rie ipej aw nen
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
le Compound Helped w hei
Other Medicines Failed
LUNCH KITS
All metal lunch kits with place
In cover for a vacuum bottle. The
only practical lunch box. 75c ea.
at Carr's. We also have the good
strong American made vacuum
bottles at $1.15 ea.
OLD WATCH REVIVES TALES
OF NEVADA'S FRONTIER DAYS
RENO. Nev.. June 10. Horace
Greeley's memorable ride in
stage coach driven by Hank Monk
when the "father of Journalism"
visited this pectlon of Nevada in
the early sixties, was recalled re
cently when a gift watch of Monk'
was brought to a local Jewelry
store for repair. The old timepiece,
presented to the noted Nevada
stage coach driver In 1S63, has
works of English manufneure nnd
the case, of 18 karat gold welching
8s ounces, was made by S. S.
Slireve In San Francisco.
The watch bears this Inscription
"Presented to Hank Monk as a tes
timonial of the appreciation of his
friends for his skill and careful
ness as a whip.
"W. Thompson, Jr., Joe Clark,
H. B. Wakelee. J. O. Earl.'W. W.
8tone, Alex O'Neal, John 8. Hen
ning. W. M. Lent, George Hearst,
H. H. Raymond.
"Keep your seat, Mr. Greeley;
I'll have you theru. December 1,
3."
The George Hearst listed among
the donors was the father of the
publisher. William Rand otpn
Hearst. ,
about the colonel, who is a wom
an chaser, and Rita Thorndlko
but a'.ie likes Rita immensely.
Almost Immediately. Cleo makes
an enemy of the major's catty
wife, by tolling a funny story.
dent
"My God, Rita. I've got to let
his thieving come out this time. I
can't fix over the books again."
"I'm only telling you what he
said. Blakely. Personally, ' have
reached the point where I don't
care one way or another."
But Rita, If you don t care lor
in trade. Also Ford touring car
for sale. Phone 678-R.
FOR SALE Tiiorougnb:d Chinese
Pekiu ducks, any age. Also SU
Valentine broccoli plants. Tor
rey, Iuxonvlllu.
FOR SALE StraVberry farni 8
acres,. 6-room hoise, close .to
Roseburg. Very easy terms. In
quire Roseburg Poultry Market
ZOO KINO TO BABOONS
THE COLONEL CAPERS
"I really thought, Col. Ilel
don." I explained as my partner yourself, you should think of me.
gave me a rather sarcastic grin, You know there has been nothing
"that I was telling a rather fun- I unseemlngly In our friendship for
nv story, apropos of ages. You teach other."
jce. Col. Beldon. I had a mis- -Yes, know that," she conflrm-
tnken Idea that 1 was entertain- ;ed listlessly.
treat arriving Holy Year pilgrims
in need of emergency medical at
tention. The doctor will be at the
station from early morning until
after midnight.
Cook with gas.
WORLD WAR HISTORIAN
GOES SUICIDE ROUTE
Bargains on oil
Zigler-Fee Hdw. Co.
cook stoves. '
LANCASTER. Pa June 10
Cantaln John Richmond Eddy, who
j wrote, a history of the World War.
" . was found dead In his oltice at
RED CROSS TRAINING SCHOOL pan,di,P near here, today with a
TURNS OUT POLISH NURSES bulPt WOVind in the head.
I Cltv officials said he committed
WARSAW, June 11. The War- .cide, the result of worry over
saw Nursing School, founded by DU,)nP,, matters. He was an auth
the American Red Cross and still orlty on n,iRn affairs, having serv
supported in part by It has cele- e() as ,err(,tary to the general sun
brated its third commencement ex- prntpndent of Indian affairs, and
erclses. Twelve diplomas were Is- waB TOperntendent at one time at
sued to young girls who had fin- ch,,vpne reservation at Lameder,
lahod a two years' course. Mnn't. .
Miss Bridge, the head of Ihe
school, spoke in Polish, which she
has mastered since 1S21. The work
of the school Is so highly appreciat
ed that the Polish government has
set aside a sum of money for a
new building.
Walpole, N. H. "I have rje3
Lydia 11 Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and nnd it
has improved my
neaitn wonocriui
ly. For months
and months 1 was
not regular and
had terrible pains.
They used to af
fect my side so 1
could not work. I
read of others br
ing helped by the
Vegetable Com
poundo I thought
it might help me. 1 am very much
better now, strong: enough to do my
own housework, and have two dear
babies to care for besides. I tried
other medicines before taking the
Vegetable Compound, but I was never
treated for my troubles. I speak
highly of the Vegetable Compound
to my friends and recommend it to
any woman for rundown and nervous
condition." Mrs . T. H. FULLER,
Walpole, New liur.pr,hire.
Over 200,000 women have so far
replied to our question, "Have you
received benefit from taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound?"
ij out of every 1(0 of the replies
say les, and because the vegela-
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Corsets made to measure. Bras
sieres, sizes 30 to 06. 203 Perkins
Bldg.
KXGLANK'S KMI'IXIVHI
SHOWS lilt. I.NCIiKASE
(Air-ln.Ml l-rew ly-l Wle-.y
I.ONDOM. June 10. General
anxiety and disappointment was
sxpre.'Bod today over on offleial
announcement that the number of
unemployed In Great Britain in
rreaseil the week ending Junt 6
by 6U.77S, the mots formidable
addition In a long time.
Great Britain's unemployed to
tal 1.247.300. which Is 244.385
more than a year ago.
Latimer's Arsenate l,ead cigh
teen cents per pound at Stearns
and Chenoweth. Oakland, Ore.
ing the company.
"My dear Madame Cleo, you
were not mistaken 4here. You
were entertstlning the entire post.
Personally I'm glad you did It,
even though you have made an
'Did you tell this to your hus
band?" '
"No."
" "Don't you care' for your good
I name at all? It will be the rulna-
i tlon of both of us. I will never be
enemy for life of that old woman, I able to hold up my head again in
Mrs. Rulstnn. She Is an errant j the army. There are some things
covin nn. marplot. I hBVe been which even men will not forgive
at this Post ever since the war ; and If it should be Intlmnted that
and I am sure the old lady has! I falsified Ihe books of the regl
maaA m.nv a vnuno- wife very Iment In anv wav because of an nf-
unliappy with her scandalous gos- I fair with you, 1 might as well com-
LONDON, June 11. Ninety sa
cred baboons from Abysslna have
Just reached the London boo and,
until acclimatized, will be put Into
a case supplied with radiant heat
and lighL Sheltered ledges out
side the cage will be electrically
warmed by rays of artificial sun
shine. ,
Bush, Terminal Beauty Shop.
CAR OWNER tion't forget" t
call 663 when In need ot auts
parts. Sarff's Auto Wrkln
House.
JOH N CHASTAIN of the Medford
Fluff Rug works will be in Rose
burg Saturday. We personally de
liver your order, that protects
you, also we carry no samples to
deceive you by. Phone 251.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
OR. M. rt. PLYLER ChlropractM
physician, 12( W. Lane 8L
LOOK OUT FOR
SELF POISONING
sin.'
The voiing bride also piques,
does not offend Col. Beldon.
but
nit suicide and be done with It.
wnmantv nitv and concern for me
to make your husband understand
the truth."
Next: The Truth About Rita.
6TILL80N WRENCHES
Paul whirled me nut on the floor
and we fell Into step, j
Don't be too hard on the colonel
honey," he said commlseratinKly.
"A man as handsome as lteuion
does not like to feel that he Is
reaching the place where he Is not
lnvinclble,wlth the sex."
"All right, Paul. I'll tnke your
advice, but you will have lo be
very nice to me for I have an In
tuition that we are going to run up
against a lot of snags In this place.
You know me, dear. When 1 think
that anyone is finding fault with
me,
to give them cause. It looks to
fme that between the old she-gns-
sips and Ihe oil hefllrts, I shall
wish that I was hack among the
gang many limes."
"Even with Connie?" asked Paul
mischievously.
"Even with Connie and Chick,"
I answered In the same fashion.
Paul held me closer to him. The
band swung Into a tango and we
flung ourselves Into the sen.iuous
measure of It with abandon. For
a time I forgot everything except
that 1 was dancing my favorite
dance with Ihe man I loved best.
and from the swaying of Paul s i given a paper which
body against mine, I knew that he 1 every other member of
was In the same state of rhythmic
thrill. We didn't either of us wake
in until tho haml atnnned and a
'burst of applause surprised us.
Then we found that we were all
Negleet of the liver results In lelf
pulsonhiKt Not no qulekly, perhaps,
but just as' surety as If you drank
pulugn out of a bottle. If your liver
in not doing ItnWurk of helping 01-
But you never havo really false- K-ti"n, eliniinatinx waste-mini the
fled the books of the regiment, I bowels ami purifying the blood, you
have you, Blakely?" will always be trouhlvd with slek
"Certainly not. You should know j headaches, nausea, biliousness, bad
this, and for my Bake If not for breath, gas, sour .loraaeh, or constl-
your own you should have enougiv , pauun.
Cleanse anil tone your liver! Pot
your nynti'iii In eotiditlon so you feel
your very hext again! Try Junt a
spoonful of lr. It. 8. Thaeher'n ex
cellent Liver and lllood Hyrup after
the m-xt few menN and notice
tlie qulrK Improvement In ttie Vtay
Drop forged Stillson wrench In r,.lrn' 'r strength, vigor and ener
gy. You will bo completely nans-tli-d;
ottierwixn Ihure will be no
eont. lr. TluK'her'n i.lver and lllood
tiyrup la aold and recommended by
Nathan Fullertun, Itoaeburg, Ore
Drain ltiarrnacy, Iiraln, Oregon.
10 Inch site, special at 98c. Handy
to have around the houae. See them
at Carr's. Also double end drop
forged wrenches at 20c ea. and
Kail twin hummer mniln nf dron
ithout cause, I am yery apt ,orR(1 Ktvvl s OI. , 3 oi. sizes,
special 45c and 60c. Carr s.
Reduced prices on all table glass
ware. Zigler-Fee Hdw. Co.
Things you never thought ot
may bo cleaned successfully
by a "Master" Cleaner.
Let Us Prove It! '
Our Auto Will Call
Phone 277
COMMON SENSE TEMPERS
MATCH MAKING IN JAPAN
"01, YOI-" JACOB HAS ONE
NICER THAN "EILI, EILI-"
- (Aueelult'i! Itt-ta beaaul Wlrr.)
NEW YORK, June 11. Jacob
iyippeil Sandler, who tins lost a
TOKIO, June 10. Japanese fan-iault to establish himself as author
clea, In springtime, are very much f n,o famous Jewish lament. "Kill,
like ihose of other nationalities, khi", has a new song which he
Recently the Women's club In Ata- snys'wl.l be his vindication before
gnrho, Shlba, gave a parly for 40 ln(, wrld and will purpaa "Kill,
young bachelors and an equal kmp n beauty.
number of unattached young wo- j,vderal Judge John Knox, yes-
WHEN IN ROSEBURG
STOP AT
Hotel Umpqua
ACCIDENT VICTIM
IS IMPROVINO'-innp in the renter of the room
1 I Rita, talking over the party the
Mr. Harding, of Coqullle, lio noxt day. said that Paul and I had)
was Injured In an auto accident h,.,.n giving an exhibition dance
near Coos Junction Saturday even- fr 1-, minutes with the whole post
men with a view of arranging tup- trrday held Sandler had not proved
tlal contracts. Each guest va. ., acalnst a nubltsher charg-
Idt'litlfled )np infringement nf his copywrlght.
the partv. T, , ,.rt D,)inted t that 25
The girls' ages, stations In lire1 ypan elapsed between the time
education and other conditions Knnd,.r says he wrote the song
were given in detail. The Itlentlfl- ,, ,ne date of his copywrlght. Ho
cation of the men Included Hie ,,,,,, )t rpVwrlghted in 11)19 after
amount of monthly Income in'v Khi Hresslaii had sung It to
'""'J,'- great acclaim at the Metropolitan
could nrndlire to support
'I lie tee lor ailinuianre 10 nit- ,,..,.. Utilise
party was t, sen. although no ar-j s.1Ilu,,r ,,t frih that Ihe song
rtiKi ii1.nl was made to refund H wa, .rlh al i,.at $.,ii(i.n(i0 and
In case the mating plans "" , hP had received only $76. Ho
avr- Is 66 years old.
YOU OUGHT TO
Insure Your Auto
For Automobile Insurance
All coverage
We are at your service
a W. YOUNG c SON
INSURANCE
116 Cass St Phone 417
Ir.g, In r ported to be Improving by looking on admiringly.
hia lihvstclnn. Dr. E. J. Wafnsett't. i t.t. waa the most hcatll ifllll V
Mr. Harding with two other nen graceful thing I have ever seen In j GENERAL BLACKS MITHING !
were In Ihe car, when a front wheel ballroom dancing." she asserted en-1 and horse,hoelng. All work Colter permanen y removed
broke, causing the accident, and thuslawtically. 'Col. Blakely said guaranteed. Plenty room for farm-, without drugs or kntre. anil the
vi, u.nn i . h.b..n ,-t.l. i. i hi.. .i ihoh ha did era horses. 625 Winchester St. general health Improved. Ir. C.
hie rnmnotind has heen hclllinir other lar hnnt. The oilier two eatabed nnt Itnnw whelher tn nhtlot VOU or north Of SUtO CaffiP. E. K, W OOd- It. llloyd, goiter specialist.
women it should help you injury. ynnr husband st sunrise. 'No onecnek. Prop.
' National Bank. CiKiulile,
First
Oregon.
PURSE SPECIAL $1.49
Jobbers close-out line of under
arm purses, made of pure leather,
fancy designs, usual values up to
$3.00 and $4.00, special at Carr's
for $1.49. Youll be surprised at
the fine quality of these. Carr's.
TUBBY
CONFERENCES AND HOLIDAYS
ABOUND IN ITALY THIS YEAR
ROME. June 11. Italians enjoy
holidays as much as Amerlcsn
school boys. Consequently scarce
ly a week passes without a festive
tieraalntl. official, religions, pnlltl-
caL semi-official, sectional or what j
not. In some city or section of the
v Cisalpine nation. i
' Conventions. congresses and i
meetings are as dear to the hearts i
of Italy's professors and politicians
as they are lo boosters a' nam
bers of Commerce In Amerh R'-d
letter davs of one soa or auother
for somebody or othe? are as fre-
Strategy.
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Send yuur lace curtains to
this laundry and we'll send
them bark to you In a
freh and dainty condi
tion. Yon owe It to your
self to give this laundry a
trial. When are you go
ing to call us up?
Roseburg Steam
Laundry
Phone 79 Roseburg, Ore.
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