BIX
THE KVEXINU SKW.
.day, may 10. iiio.
Fill your home atmosphere with exquisite lasting fragrance
ED. PINAUD'S LILAC
The preat French perfume, winner of highest international
awards. Each drop as sweet and fragrant as the living Lilac
blossom. A celebrated connoisseur said : "I don't see how
you can sell such a remarkable perfume for IS cents a bottle" and
remember each bottle contains 6 oz. it is wonderful value. Try it.
Ask your dealer today for ED. PINAUD'S LILAC. For 10 cents
our American offices will send you a testing bottle. Write today.
PARFUMEME ED. PINAUD, Dept M ED. PINAUD BIdg., New York
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That's where the
Grafanola is pre
eminent. It brings to yu the pure al l varied tones of any musical in
strument, and tho beauty and Individuality of the human voice
ill absolutely true to life. Why not let us prove this to you today
Roseburg Furniture Co.
SUTHERLIN WILL CELEBRATE!
4TH ANNUAL COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS' DAY
AND
3 DAYS BAND CARNIVAL
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AM) S YTUIIDAY, MAY IHtli lUlli, A 'JOtli.
The Ill-owning Amuiteineiit Company Street Carnival Exhibitions
and Attractions.
SATURDAY, !MAY 20, THE BIG DAY
NORTH SIDE GROCERY
HAVE A FULL LINE OF
Groceries, Flour and Feed
TO SELL!
STUDENT'S BODY
FOUiD AT LAST
EUGENE. Or., May 1. The bodyj
or uwen wnauon, a senior ai wie
University of 0:ej,fi'. who wat.
drowned In the Willamette river
April 30, was recovered yesterday
by fishermen.
Whallon, who was a son of C. V.
Whallou, of N'umpa, Idaho, lost his
lire when a canoe in which he was
riding with companions capsized.
Tho three other members of the
party escaped with their lives after
floating down stream for more than
a mile.
For days the University of Oregon
students patrolled the banks of the
river in a vain search to find the
body. Dynamiting was resorted to
In an effort to bring it to the sur
face. A reward of $25 also was of
fered for its recovery.
Coroner Veatch Is holding the
body awaiting directions from the
boy's father.
UEAT,WAIirO?J)NOV
IS VON FAJA'ENIIAYN
v
i 'ft
vr'.. Alt A. .J:,
CALL FOR WARRANTS.
Eric von Falkenhayn as sketched by
Karl Bauer, the German artis:.
Not Emperor William, but Eric
von Falkenhayn, chief of rtaff of the
German armies and directing brain
of all the others from the Balkans to
Bagdad, u the real German war lord.
Notice is hereby given that school
warrants Nos. 35 to 43 inclusive of
sciiooi uminci no. m, lhhuiu,)
DouglaB county, Oregon, "not paid
for want of , funds" are this day
called for payment and Interest will
cease thereon from the date hereof.
Dated this 18th day.of May, 1310.
F. G. BUELL,
Clerk of Shcool District No. 116.
Dillard, Ore. 610-jlS
RELATIVE OF HOSEHUHU
WOMKX Kl
-S SELF
FORMER KOSLIU HG
MAX IN FRISCO ST) t IKE
Il'U(ii;il.l)iJiii 8
0 a. in. Bund Concert. B
1 0 a. m. Trap Shooting nml Tennis Matches. H
1:30 p. in. Hiilloon Ascension and Pnracliuto Jump.
2:00 p. in. IhiHO Hull (Conteslnnts $5 per. Spoclators free!
8: HO ii.iu. Monster "Crawl" 5
FOLLOW THE CROWD - - - BIC BUST J
I The t
According to word received In this
city this morning Walter Rime, who
left here a few days ago to accept
a position In tbo ship yards at San
Francisco is in the midst of a heat
ed Btrlko. Ho has accepted a posi
tion as boiler maker and now 1000
of them have been forced to quit,
because of the fact that the labor
ers, rivet heaters and passerboys
have gone on a strike aud tied up
the works.
Five hundred men have laid down
their tools and Quit work demand
ing an Increase In pay of froin $2.2
to ?2.7f and $3.00. Unless the
jstrlko Is settled immediately the
mechanics are also planning to walk
out. At the present tinio, 1000 men
have qifll, Vhlle 1000 more are un
able to carry on their duties for tho
of assistants.
SALEM, May IS. Phillip Reese,
a well to do farmer residing five
miles Bouth of Saiem on the Jeffer
son road, killed himself today by
cutting his throat with a razor. Reese
was 7C years old and his act is
beiieved to have been due to des
pondency, because of ill health. .
Last January Reese was kicked by
a horso, sustaining a broken arm.
Ho killed hihiself on the porch of
his home where he was found by
members of the family. A widow,
two step-daughters and a son sur
vive him. The son resides in Cali
fornia and the others on the farm
near Salem.
UrtV FOUND WITH THE
GYPSY 1SAXI) WHICH
PASSED THROUGH HERE
SUMMER SCHOOL.
Tho Mrs. Hnlverson Summer
school of 8 weeks for pupils wish
ing to make up their grades, or to
do extra studying during the sum
mer, will bo held In tho Benson
hiilUllug beginning the first Mon
day in June. Grades from the 4th to
sth incluslvo will have from S ' Los Angeles
SPOKANE, May IS Mrs. Mary
Adams, a gypsy, was arrested here
luuay by tho police at the request of
Sheriff Barnes, of Walla . Wal.
county. The police also took charge
of a 5-year-old boy, who, according
to Sheriff Barnes, answers the de
scription of a boy who was kidnapped
from the home of Charles Glass, of
Jersey, City, N. .1.
Mrs. AdaniB Is a member of a
band of gypsies that has been trav
eling through the Northwest in auto
mobiles. She said Bhe adopted the
boy In Jefferson county, Kentucky.
COAST LEAGUE STANDINGS.
to 11 a. m. Lower grades 2 to 4
p. m. Charges will bo 75 ccuts per
week in advance, or $2.75 per month,
or $5.00 for the two months. Chil
dren who have never attended
school may be sent during the after
noon and carefully looked nftor for
tho samo rate. Parents who doslro
that their children should take this
work, please comiminicato with
Mrs. .Mamie llalverson, 502 Commer
cial Avomie, or at tho Benson build
ing. C03-m20
Vernon 24 1" .585
San Francisco 25 IS .581
19 20 .487
Salt Lake 18 20.474
THEY ARE PAYING
The North Side Grocery
ALTON S. FISHY, Prop.
Movies All Your Own
Wouldn't you like to have o :n pictures of onrulvul week?
You may ptct-ervo the best of It and enjoy the scenes for years to
come, mid ut no great expense; because we offer you a
"KODAK"
FROM $'J.,-,lT( ijOt.OO AND FULLY GUARANTEE IT
tio ffie-xaiJL store
Nnlian Fullerton Perkins Building
GLIDE NEWS
Tho Glide correspondent has been
III lately, but is again buck uu the
job.
Miss Pearl Stevens, the Glide high
school teacher,' Bpent Sunday in
ftosehurg.
.Miss Marguerite Schloemnn, Mist:
Mabel McCulloch, Mr. nml Mrs. Mo
dule and nun spent Sunday with the
Schloemnn'fl.
John Alexander spent Monday In
ItoHchurg on business.
T, V. Uurney spent Monday on
Oak creek.
Kd. 8 mi Mi and wife spent Tues
day in Kosehurg.
Glide Grange had its usual meet
ing last Saturday.
Miss Merlo llnycg went to Uose-
hur Sunday.
Miss Mary Gurney spent Saturday
evening with Miss Ilazcl Uoiiard.
The Glitfe hiph school comes to a
close May 21. Tho pupils take ex
:m inatimis Thursday, Monday and
Tuesday.
Oakland 19 25
Portland .11 19
Yesterday's Itesults.
At Salt Lnke Salt Lake
Portland 4.
At Oakland San Francisco 4,
Angeles 1.
At Lo8 Angeles Vernon 7,
land 2.
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LADY MOTOlilSTS.
Would von liko to drive to Chlca
pxo and back without a puncture?
You can If you have your tiro filled
with National liiubber Tire Filler.
As easy as air. II. Jny Stone, aitent
D56-J2p
The Fsn-Cu3 Cj-.sw w'ih the
Dc'ir.iauS, Frcity Ffovcr
That Lcsts
MADE BY MODERN PteOEECir
You want to pet all the cn:
and bmclit possible out of Iu.jl
'1 hen tliew plug tobacco.
Yoii want your chew to have the
wholesome, appctizin; richness of ripe
fruit, linn chew Spear Head.
You want a plus with a dcliciousiv
sweet and mello w flavor that lasts as
Ions as the chew lasts. Then chew
Spear Heel.
One chew of Spear Head will con
vince any nn that there's no other to
tarco on earth with such a rich and
lastiuR flavor. That's because all the
ratural juices of the choicest Burley
leaf are retained in Spear Head.
The making of Spear Head is con
ducted strictly according to pure-food
methods in a f"at modern factory that
is spic-aud-span throughout.
The most expensive, modern pro
cesses keep Spear Head fresh, sweet
and pure ai every stage.
The luscio is plug of Spear Head,
from which you bite the tastiest,
wholcsomcst if chews, represents
the highest foim of rdug tobacco
preductic-'..
Trv Soear Hejd th vrv h
that money can buy. In 10c cute.
wrapped in wax paper.
Quick Service!
WE HAYE CAPACITY AND A RU PREPARED TO SERYE TWO
HUNDRED AND FIFTY PERSONS AN HOUR. IF YOUR TIME
IS LIMITED EAT AT THE CAFETERIA.
QUICK SERVICE. QUALITY, QUANTITY AND VARIETY.
Phone 81
THE CAFATERIA 122 Cass St.
When you want the very best
Remember " Diamond W"
Canned Fruits & Vegetables
Will satisfy. Our stock of these Is very complete. Frlee
and quality Batisfy. J25tiwii3
THE CASH STORE
WE SAVE YOU MONEY
125 CASS STKEET
Helping the
Housewife
There Is no bettor nay to help
tbo housewife tJinn by supply
ing hor with a Vacuum Cleiuior
WE KENT OH SELL THEM
Lot us give you a free demon
stration in your home.
ROSEBURG ELECTRIC
' COMPANY
ALL LAUNDRY RECEIVED ON FRIDAY DY 0 A. M.
WILL HE DELIVERED SATURDAY
ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY
ASK CS AROUT OUR PRICES OX
ROUGH DRY FAMILY WASHING "
P hone 79 and Our Autos Will Call
5
NOTE THE FINE COLOR
of our hams and bacon. That
denotes first that they come
from young, tender pigs and
next that they have been
p . operly cured. All our hams
and bacon are cane sugar
cured and hickory smoked.
They ha'o a flavor of their
own which once tasted you'll
always prefer. Try some for
breakfast tomorrow.
CASS STREET MARKET
implements!
WE HAVE PURCHASED THE STOCK OF IMPLEMENTS AM)
A F.HICLES FORMERLY TWXED HY CHOri'IT nii.i-a rnv
SISTIXti OF 11UC.GIES, WAGONS, PLOWS, DISC HARROWS
CULTIVATORS, ETC.
WinLE THIS STOCK LASTS
WE, WILL SELL IT AT
Less than Wholesale Cost
IT WILL PAY YOU TO INVESTIGATE
J. F. BARKER & CO.
IMPLEMENT AND VEHICLES.