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THE EVK.flJIG NEWS TUESDAY, MAY 80, J0I6.
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Summer Round Trip TicKets
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allowi-d envoute. Return limit 90 davs from
date of sale not to exceed Oct. 31,
Mt. Simula, Shasta Springs, Ml. Lassen, San Francisco,
YoHimiltn Valley, California Reach Resorts, Los Angeles,
I'nuaina-Callfornla Exposition, Apache Trail, El Paso, Hous
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
For the purpose of stirring up
strife and creating a wrong impres
sion in the minds of the Vfoj)le, the
local organ of the democratic party
wilfully misrepresents the facts in
noting the returns of the vote of
Bchool directors on the proposition
submitted to them to abolish the of
fice of school supervisors in this
county. . Its animius against the
county court is so apparent, when It
statefl the Imitative was taken by
the court, because of an apparent
unfriendliness to the supervisor
system, that it Is believed by no
one except by those who are blindly
Ignorant of the reason, or are actuat
ed by the same partisan animosity.
If the writer of the article In the
Review last night will refresh his
memory by referring to one of the
many requests of the Tax Payers
League held here in January, and to
which meeting reference has been
made so many times on other topics,
be will find that this was one of
the matters taktfn up at that time,
and which Jias been endorsed by pe
tition and personal request a num
ber of times since, and aa a matter
of fact, It was up to the court to
act on thM the same as any other
routine business, or ignore it com
pletely, thus throwing itself open to
attack by the taxpayers themselves.
This Is the sum and substance of
the matter in a nutshell, and any
attempts to deceive tho people by
stating that the court was defeated
and rebuked, Is a wilfull and delib
erate misstatement of known facts.
Because an action ls defeated, on
which the county court has acted
In Its official capacity, is no reason
why the same court should be held
ss unfriendly in the matter, and un
biased people will look at It in this
light.
- Air. R. R. Turner, receiver iVthe
local land office, will leave next
Friday for an extended trip to the
east.
Mr. Canon, of Medford, the newly
appointed register.wfll arrive In the
city about the second of June and
Mr. Turner will leave immediately
afterwards. Mr. Turner will attend
the democratic national convention
at St. Louis as delegate from this
district, after which he will leave
for hig home in Virginia.
The return trip will be made by
way of the southern route through
California and a short stop will be
made at his grape vineyard at
Grants Pass. Mr. Turner expects to
be absent from this city -about five
weeks.
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WAR DOESN'T STOP
RACING IN KXGI..WI)
NEWMARKET, May 30. E. Hul
ton's horse, Flfenella, won the
Derby this afternoon from a field of
ten starters, with Kwangou, a heavy
favorite, second, Hassovian third.
King George's horse White Pearl,
failed to start. The race is called
the New Derby, supplanting tempor
arily the Derby Day races, which lost
their glamour during the war.
LADY MOTORISTS.
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go and back without a puncture?
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with National Blubber Tire Filler.
As easy as air. H. Jay Stone, agent.
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TONIGHTS 1'IIOGRA.M
"The Net"
E1KN BOWER REVIVAL
Rev. Frank K. Davis, of Portland,
still continues to draw good crowds
in the new Davis store building at
Edenbower, where he is conducting
old time union revival meetings.
Last night Rev. Davis "3 assisted
by Rcvb. Yarrow and Brown, of
Roseburg, and members of tho M. K.
and Christian church of this place.
Key. Davis Is a fearless speaker
and does not spare Bin. la any form.
He ls especially bitter against world,
ly amusements, scoring the dance,
card-playing .pink teas and gossip
ing parties. Rev. Davis will preach
a Memorial sermon tonight. On
Wednesday "A Message to Parents".
On Thursday his great sermon on
"Amusements". Last night he
preached from Jer. 33-3: "Call unto
me and I will answer. Rev, Davis
made a strong appeal to the sinner i
and the backslider to come to j
Christ. i
Meetings will be held every night)
this week at 8 p. m., and Sunday at
11a. m. and 8 p. m. The people of ,
Roseburg and vicinity are cordially
invited to 'attend those mcetiugs i
whore you can onjoy the singing of;
old familiar hymns you and your
mother used to sing and hear the
old time gospel preached in the ol'i
time way. ' ' ' j
Rev. Davis is no stranger in this
part of the country and any of his
old Rosoburg friends will be glud to ,
:o him 'again after his two years !
absence. Many people of Roseburg
are attending these services every
night during these pleasant evenings
and are well repaid for their com
ing. Sunday brought out a good
crowd to hear Rev. Davis and some
cameras far away as Cleaveland to.
enjoy those bright, full-of-fire meet
ings. Tltis revival will close Sun
day night.
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"There's a Reason"
Pretty Marlon Hwn makes hor dolntt In the five-act Mastcr
I'U'turo "Till-; NTT". AU tlto so a slmro mvnos in tho romantic
drtvim w:tH ttiki-u on a wild st:iUu of 1'loiida count. It in doubt
ful whoihr such oudorful oa photography bus over boon scroenod.
"Bungling Bill's Dream"
lt a Welti t'ltmiMly, ;., j0ll Uaow its' a frrram.
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THURSDAY "WHO'S GUILTY"
'RIDAY "TIIK IMiK'K," A fie part Kquilablo Eeature.
HATUliPAY "TIIK HACK", A Klvo Tart World Feature
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THEATRE
Strand Vaudeville
Today and Tomorrow, See! See! See!
The Three Russian
Musical Marvels
One of the greatest musical acts in vaudej-ille. Each performer
a legitimate artist on his instrument. Something you will remem
ber -with pleasure for a long time
m The Mayhews Trio
Novelty singing and dancing. A classy act, entertaining and pleas
ing. Also on the same bill a complete 7-reel program of
TRIANGLE 1'ICTUUES
Headed by the five-reel Triangle-Kine Arts Production
"Acquitted"
With Wilfred Lucas and Mary Alden as Stars nd winding up
with the two-reel Keystone Comedy
"His Hereafter"
featuring Chas. Murray and Louisa Fnzcnda. Matinees dally at
2:131 evening performances at 7:15 ."na S:45. Admission, Lower
floor and balcony 25c, gallery 15c. children 10c.
Cominir Thnrs.hy mid Krlday, Vnlexn jiur.itt "Tlie Immigarnt"
EXTRA! SUNDAY AN1 MONI.AY. JUNE 4 and , DK.S.MW
Tlimil-SON'S "OI, HOMESTEAD"
A five-reel Taramount fecture with an All-star Cast. Admission
.V and Kir.
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