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Perkins Building Cass Street Roseburg, Ore.
WEDNESDAY,
MARCH
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H. FAULKNER DIED
H. Faulkner, one of Roseburg's
most prominent citizens, died at San
Francisco yesterday after an Illness
of several months. Mr. Faulkner
has been in the hospital at San
Francisco for the past four months
and for some time It was thought
that he would recover. Several
weeks ago, .however, he became very
111 and since that time all hopes for
his recovery have been given up.
Mr. Faulkner was born in Eng
land and came to this country when
about 19 years of age. He came to
Omaha, Neb., and from there grad
ually worked his way westward,
settling in noseburg about 25 years
ago.
He was employed by the South
ern Pacific Company and was known
as ono of their most valuable and
trusted employees. Prior to I'm
time that he accepted a position with
the C. P. Company he was employed
pith the O.-W. n. & N. Co.
The body will be brought to this
city Wednesday and the funeral will
be held Thursday morning at two o'
clock from the undertaking parlors
NIGHT SCHOOL IX THE
COMMERCIAL DKPAHTMKXT
Evening classes for" adults in
the Commercial subjects arc be-
Ing organized In the Cotnmer- v
cial department of the Roseburg
high Bchool. They will meet
this evening, Tuesday, at 7:30
i. m. in the banquet room of
the new Armory which has been
fitted up for school purposes.
Bookkeeping , Typewriting ,
Shorthand, Penmanship and
Spelling, are being offered un-
der the regular teachers of the
department.
All who expect to take this
work should be present this ev- !
enlng if possible.
F. B. HAMLIN, Sunt. '
Hev. Eaton oficiatinp. Interment
will follows in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
Mr. Faulkner was fi.l years of ngej
at the time of his death and is sur
vived by a wife and four children,
three sons and one daughter, Walter
Faulkner, a broker at Sacramento,
Calif.; Clyde Faulkner, of Eugene;
W. W. Faulkner, of Bend, nnfl Mrs.
Lane Thornton, of Camas Valley.
of the parents and friends being pres
ent and enjoying the evening. The
boys carefully explained the work of
a scout, giving the uninitiated u
complete and thorough Insight Into
the nature and scope of their work.
Prizes were presented and awards
given. A full account of the meet
ing from one who Is closely connect
ed with the scout work, will be given
In The News tomorrow.
Arrested on a marge wnich was
made against him last September,
Ray Buell yesterday entered a plea
of guilty in the Justice court for
selling liquor" in violation of the
law. He was fined $100 and given
SO days In which to raise the moil:
ey. The complaint was made ug-.ilnst
Buell at the time that a number of
cases were tried In the fall of the
year. Several of the cases were
dropped on account of other matters
and In order to clear the docket the
mailer was brought Into court yes
terday.
tiOVEKXOH TO SEE HAWAII
ItoMirimiH Will Ho Accompanied on
Excursion hy Stute Executive.
SALEM, Or., Feb. 29. Governor
Wlthycombe yesterday accepted the
Invitation of the Portland Rosarlnns
to be their guests on tho excursion
to Honolulu this spring. Tho execu
tive will be accompanied by this
daughter, Miss Mabel Wlthycombe.
The Rosarlnns havo chartered the
liner Great Northorn and will stall di
rectly from Portlund for Honolulu,
leaving April 12. Tho party expects
to be gono about 18 days.
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If you want to buy or sell If you
have rooms to rent If you have lost
something, try a classified ad. They
bring results.
Finding "The One Person '
in a Whole Cityfull!
STEAMER MALO.IA WAS i
VICTIM OF SlII.MAIilVi:
Hosiery
Ladies!
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for You. The Itavcl Barrier
dues Hie trick.
Try a pair and if they don't
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price a new pair tree. Can you
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PRICKS B-'c, 3."c, OOe. !."
PER PAIR
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CITY .NEWS.
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W. A. Pettit.of the Review stafr, j
Is spending a few days in Portland!
visiting with his father, who 16 In!
the metropolis on business matters. .
the older Mr. Pettlt Is the warden
of the state peniteniteatlary of Wisconsin.
Ai a wen anenneu meeting oi ine j
.Moose lOUKU neiu iati iiik"i luw i"i-
lowftig officers were nominated, W.
J. Moon, dictator; Perry Foster, past
dictator; Dr. C. B. Wade, vice-dictator;
Wendell Wright, prelate; H. O.
Pargeter, secreatry; John Throne,
treasurer; Geo. Mclver, outer guard,
and W. J. Shuey, Inner guard. Fol
lowing the election a social time
was held which was much enjoyed by
all the members.
The boy scouts last night held a
meeting at teh Armory, a great manyi
DOVER. Feb. 29. The steamer,
Maloja, wlillic wns sunk In the
Straits of Dover yesterday with
great loss of life was declared to
h-c been the victim of a subma
rine according to the evidence of
Chief Officer Forbes, who testified
at the hearing hold today.
Other witnesses failed to cor
roborate tho testimony of the chief
officer and were firm in the heller
that the steamer struck a floating
mine.
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tT FITS THE CRAVAT
ClUCTT, PEJIBOOV A CO. t'ic., M.rt
ONE person will buy your property; Quo person will rent
your house or np?i rt incut; ONE person will give you employment.
How long would it require to find that "one person" without,
lu-lp? Could it he accomplished at all?
The classified advertisements help you to find the ONE PER
SON you seek because that one person, in most instances, ex
pects to get in touch with you through the classified advertising
columns. Self-interest makes your classified advertisement
IMPORTANT to this one person
Your "ad" will be read by the wrong people, of course by
many of them. Hut, with a little persitseneo on your part, it will
come to the notice, unfailingly, of one person to whom and for
whom it wns written.
That's the SERVICE our classified columns offer to von.