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Dining Tables
Dining
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Onlv $25.00
Flush nim, 48 In. top, 10 In. Pedestal, 8 ft. extension,
full quarter sawed Oak. Special value
Only $32.50
Oak Buffets
Full quarter saw 1 Oak Buffet, top 20 in. x 42 in.
bevel plate mlrro- 10 In. x 30 In.
One largo linen dr iwor, two silver drawers, two celler
ctto compartment s.
' Only $22.50
Other Buffets similar in construction at $30 OO and
$ii'.50. 8eo window.
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After several days of arduous
labor the county school superintend,
eiit has completed grauing the stn
grade examination papers. On ac
count of the examining bo:rd uelui;
occupied by the closing of school th.
superintendent was unassisted in hit
work an j so has not compiled the
results as soon as possible.
The total number of pupils tak
ing the examinations this year wis
232, the number that passed war
102. In addition r,9 faiiorf in .i..
two subjects, and were conditioned
to take the examinations this I
month; 454 took the examinations
In only physiology and geography.
The following Is a list of those
who were successful in all Buhjects:
Oakland Dist. No. 1, Alfred J.
Powers, teacher Walter Manning,
Roland Fruit, Agnes Hogan, Rhea
Hall, Joe Copeland, James Baker,
Allce'naker,' Theran Sausscr, Moille
Easley, Martha Young, I.ee Sausser.
Wilbur Dist. No. 2, Mrs. . Inez
Millor, teacher Courtney Jones,
Hclon Margaret Grae, Virgil G. Clay
ton, William T. Hart, Lenoir
orubbe, Mary Hart, Edith Brown,
Molvln Kacgl, Bruce Corvalho,
Kathleen LaRaut, Gilbert Wood, Lea
llolgate.
Klkhead Dist. No. 3, Orpha
Combs, teacher Ethel Mao Sher
man. "
Myrtle Creek Dist. 5, Lulu Fair
banks, teacher LaVerna Havens.
Dorothy Rosalie Myuatt.
Rosoburg Dist. 6, Bertha Karch
er, teacher Thurman G. StockiiiL-
Grace Glllam.
Ton Mile Dist. 7, Victor Boyd,
teacher LeRoy Walker.
Canyonvllle Dist. 8, J. E. O'Noe'
teacher Conrad Boyle. Virgil Mp.
Gee, Efflo Hyde, Zola McGee, Juanita
Newman, Bernard Chancy, Dale Cor
nutt. '
(..urdlner Disc, o. J. D. Hughes,
teacher Laura Heed, Charles Gra
liam, Margaret Seymour, Eva Reed.
Oakland Dist. 10, Evelyn Cutler,
teacher Edna J. Klleloy, Agnes 11.
Cockeram
Dlxonvillo Dist. 11, Floyd Sontei
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teacher Helen Ferbrache, Mabel
Barton, Margaret Wilson.
Elkton Dist. 121, Mary Edg.gr
ton, teacher Elizabeth Smith.
Su'.herlin Dist. 130, C. F. Walt
man, teacher Margaret Russell, Al
fred E. Gruffin, Francis Froydig, Al
fred Matthew, Emily Itichman, Irene
Lenz. .
Canyonvllle Dist. 132, Myrtle
George Zella Dubell.
Rosehurg St. Joseph's school
Delmar Barnes.
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teacher Frank Strader, Dyrma
Price.
Glide Dist. 12, A. J.
teacher Myron Johnson,
Doss. .
Looking Glass Dist. 13, Ray Hen
derson, teachert Lloyd E. Hnynos.
Geo. B. Bowles.
Days Creek Dint. IB, Earl Dun
can, tencher Clarice Verla Chnp-man.
Myrtle Crock Dist.' 19 E K
Barnes, teacher Dessio Lyons Duln
toon, Echo Knight, Harold Stone,
l.loyd Roberts, Vesta Starliuck,
Gladys Dieckman.
Riddle Dist. 20, Esther Sargent,
teacher Wlllis McKeel, Russell
ltolhgeb.
Camas Valley Dist. 21. A H
SI root, teacher Samuel Capploils.
George Amstein.
Melrose Dial. 2:,. Fred A. Goff J
Amor Swanson, Elvira Fredrikaon,
Maude Slublis. .
Youcnlla Dist. 32, I). W. Wight.
teacher Frank Dnugheity, Llnley
l.lllz, Anna Jensen. Sttniiiei. ttrou-n
ltoseburg Dist. 33. Charlotte
Fairchlld. teacher Bertha Pentner. I
Rosehurg Dist. 37. Jas. Uosard '
teacher Viola R. Thomas.
Suiherlin Dist. 39, Lillian llrueg-
ger, tenther Dorothy nrueggor. i
Hoselmrg -Dist. -IS. Nannie Cal-'
lahan, teacher Sylvia Myers
l.leiulale Dist. CI, Florence Cox
teacher Veta Hudlow.
( leveland Dist. r.0, Anna Llnd
gi-en Vivian Bridge.
Myrtle Creek Dist. 53, K. J. Ed
wards hide Looengood.
; Anlnuf Dist. M, C. D. Cook
; teacher Hugh Whiiple.
! I'Uimvllle Dist. 6.1. Pearl M
Price Marion Lilly.
ltlildlo Dist. 70, H. H. Bronson,
, teacher Rodney It. l.anglols. Lllelh
Swartz.
Glendale Dist. "7, H. R. Marsh,
teacher Fred Qunntic. Ethel Nel
, son.
Yoncnlla Dist. SI. Agnes Meyer
teacher Hazel Willama.
Klkhead Dist. 82, Vera James,
teacher Robert Parks.
Suiherlin Dist. 03. Elnor Sherk.
teacher Fred S. Wildcgrubbe, Vcl
iim Goff.
Oakland Dist. iTi, Emma Leeper,
teacher- Jennie Thornton
Hoselmrg Dist. mo. Nlls Mar
shall, teacher llattie Nelson. Mary
I. Fitzwater.
Comstock Dist. 112. Kathleen
Russell William Curtis.
Dlllar.1 Dist. lid. L. B. Faneher
teacher Chester I), llerrher Vvr.
Norris. . 1
Glendale Dlt. 119, Esther Cox, i
The grand jury which has been
In session lor several days this
morning returned indictmeutt
against Harold Walters and Law
rence Hennlnger. Walters is charg
ad with assault with intent to kill.
the act having been committed some
time ago when In a fight ho struck
a companion over the head a heavy
l?as pipe. He was arraigned, enter
ing a plea of guilty and was sen
tenced to ono year in the peniten
tiary. Ho was then paroled by
Judge Hamilton.
Hennlnger is charged with hnvlno
driven an automobile on the Pacific j
highway while In an intoxicated con-1
ditlon in violation or the law. He !
entered a plea of not guilty. j
Eben Modo, who was arraigned '
on a charge of assault and battery
entered a plea of gulltv and n :
sentenced to serve one year in the j
county jail. . He was subjects to !
ono of the most severe lectures ever
heard In the court room when Judge
Hamilton reprimanded him for his
conduct. The talk which was given
lilm by the Judge will undoubtedly
have as much effect on the vourni i
man' as the jail sentence which he
will have to endure, as the judge
expressed In plain and forcible lan
guage the certain end to which the
course of ira life was leading him.
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We can help you. With the aid of the Opthalmoscope and Retln
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YOUNG & BUBAR
JEWELERS & OPTOMETRISTS
ltoseburg, Oregon
BItAXDEIS CONFIRMED
WASHINGTON. .Tune 1
The senate has lust cnoflrmed
the nomination of Brandeis to
be a supreme court justice, the
vote standing 47 to 22.
FOR TRADE Big Durham cow, for
horse or good wagon, J. M. Judd,
opposite fair grounds. 662-7p
FOR SALE Ranch near Dixonville,
good for sheep, cows, turkeys,
hoge etc. Or will exchange for
town property, business or acre
age. Address XYZ, Roseburg, Or.
663-j7p
To Our Friends and Patrons
We are now located in our new quarters In the Creason
warehouse on Winchester St., formerly occupied by the
Rosehurg Feed & Fuel Co., where we are prepared to
give you better service than ever.
Wo can market your Fruits and Produce at Highest Prices
obtainable, and sell you any of the lines of merchandise
we handle at the Lowest nrices nossihle
Give us a call, and let us show you what we can do for
you both In handling what you have to sell and selling
you what you have to buy.
Umpqua Valley Fruit Union
SPEND YOUR VACATION AT
Winchester bay
GOOD HUNTING, FISHING AND BATHING. COME
AND HAVE A GOOD TIME THIS SUMMER.
For further particulars
L. S. WEEKS, Winchester, Bay, Ore.
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