flf.VT
Special Sale of
Mattresses!
gill IIIIWIUIH II Jl
tTitnrtrfctfc'i jf.nrm
125 full-size White Cotton Felt
Mattresses, with roll edge, good
heavy tick, well tufted. A very
soft, comfortable bed; value $9.
For one week we will sell this
Mattress
for only
BOSK
CELEBRATION
WELLATTENDED
Address is Made by Rev. R.
E. JopeoftheM. E. Church.
MANY OTHER PLACES ATTRACT CROWDS
A. J. LILBURN & SON
Complete Ilousefurnishers
Ashland uikI Kiddle Are Mecca for
Muny From this City Who
Went Ily Wity of Auto
or lly Train.
STABLE SOLD
null', durliiK which time he has been
engaged in tne auctioneering busi
ness. Ho Willi he assisted in the man
agement of the pluce by S. J. Henry
also an old resident. The business
will be conducted along the same
I satisfactory lines as previously as a
1 livery and feed stable with an auto
1 operated In connection. Both men
have had a great deal of experience
eliased the Kmplro Livery Stable nlu wm undoubtedly make a great
from J. Chambers &. Sons. The deal success.
was a cash transaction and amounts i Mr. Judd took possession Ibis
to sovoral thousand dollars. .Mr. morning and will be In active charge
iudd Is an old head at the livery from now on. Mr. Chnmbcrs Is aB
business, having been proprietor of yet undecided as to what he will
a stable In eastern Oregon for many do, but will leave within a few days
years prior to taking up Ills rcsl- for Portlnnd with his family. .Mr.
. rienco In this city. Ho has lived Chambers only recently purchased
In Roseburg for the pnst year and a the stables from O. W. Gage & Sons.
A very Important deal was made
thfB morning when J. M. Judd pur-
Another . 'Glorious Fourth" is a
matter of history. The crisis through
which the nation has passed during
iho past months and the one which it
now confronts it In the Mexican sit
uation, have served to bring the peo
ple to a hieher rmf i-int Ihui u-hieh
found utterance in the celebration ! "r preSent """i'fation laws there
of the American Independent; Day. 'Y Rr,ellt "'I'"'"'""' f''
The reading of the old familiar! advantage of our liberty, and
produce. The perfecting, of the
declaration of Independence in our
national life was not without a
struggle. I believe in the vicarious
element In ail lives and it is well
seen in our nations. One for the.
other. The Japanese went' into Port
Arthur over the bodies of their
slain heroes. We are toduy building
on the sacrifice of the heroes of the
r.ast. In the red I see the blood spilt
in the nation's defense all along the
line from Bunker Hill to tho Spanish
Amorican war and even today the
boys on the border line should come
in for a tribute from us. They are
playing their part in the nation's
lire. There Is also protection for
the American whereever he may go;
to the last man will he have protec
tion from the citizenship of this re
public. "The white purity, freedom.
freedom has ever been the battle
cry of the American people, the
declaration read here this morning
was u document of that kind and to
gain it was war of the Revolution
fought out. Our freedom has become
the longing of the whole world, all
of Europe is now loking this way,
that they may have part In it some
day. 1 am the last man to say to
them, nay, but 1 do think that with
U. W. KODNU
1. U. BUB Alt
Newport
Reduced
Fares
Summer
trips
When summer comes and a vacation
outing Is planned, remember Now
port la cool. Tho breeze from off
the mighty Paciric never fails. With
the many diversions and attractions
to puss (lie hours away, surely you
could find no better pluce for your
vaciition.
The Cost is Low
Hound Trip Tickets are on sale dully
from all Sum hern Pacific stations in
W'eslcrn Oregon. The return limit la
October Hist.
Dully Trains hum ll.:my iid Cor
tnllis make cai client connect inns
Declaration of Independence on a
new significance as It was read
again before the crowds who stood
In hushed uttention as the words
fell from the lips of the reader. The
address which followed had a new
aspect when viewed from the present
day issues and probably never before
has the American nation celebrated
a fourth of July with more true
patriotism than yesterday.
Many opportunities were offered
to spend the day in a pleasant man
ner. Ashland, with Its great round
up and Llthia Springs dedication
ceremony, attracted probably the
greatest crowds, telegraphic reports
placing tho number of visitors at
nearly 20,000. Over ono hundred
went from Roseburg to that city,
making the trip by auto and by train.
The few that have returned are re-j
porting a most delightful trip and
are loud In their praise of the Ash
land people as entertainers. '
Riddle, toonttracted a great many
and during tho entire day the road
I feel that they should be so amend
ed as to make this impossible. So
man here to enjoy the blessings of
this country who will not be a citi
zen and swear allegiance to the Stars
and Stripes. Freedom did I say? Yes,
and it has been handed down to ev
ery citizen, and placed in our own
bans In the American ballot, a weap
on of defense as strong as the arms
that we bear and every man should
use this weapon. It is peculiarly
American and the man who will not
use it is not worthy of its privilege.
It represents rulership of the people
and is freedom personified.
"The blue glory, her glory.
"The American nation has a glory
above that of any other. You ask
me to tell what it Is and I am ready
todo so. Her glory is, first her in
stitutions and the one I want to speak
of at this time is the free public
schools, one has said they are God
less institutions, but I say that is
'. ulse hut rather they are God hless-
d institutions. These aro our na-
You Will Be Pleased
with the I.avalierres we are showing. The dainty designs In solid
gold, and white gold set with diamonds, pearls and other stones will
appeal to lovers of fine Jewelry. Pendants set with birth-stones
are popular and make splendid gifts. Another handsome creation
is tho Cameo pendant. The Lavalierre is much In vogue this
season for evening wear and In fact for all occasions, adding Just
that little touch of refinement to the attire so sought for by the
well dressed.. May we have the pleasure of showing them to you?
QUALITY SERVICE
YOUNG & BUBAR
JEWELERS & OPTOMETRISTS
Phene Two-Oue-Fonr
Iioscburg. Oregon
between Roseburg and that place was ; tional pride and as the free public
crowded by the large number of j schools are distinctly Ameriacn over
autos which conveyed the visitors, j these as such should the flag of our
West Roseburg celebrated In the country float and over them only.
wue om-iasiuoneci style and linn-; They are our pride. Ho who strikes
drcds of people thronged the beau
tiful grove and listened to the pro
gram In the morning and enjoyed
the events of the afternoon. The
nddress of the day was made by It.
K. Jope, pnstor of the Christian
at this institution strikes a blow at
our national life.
"Again we may speak or our acres
and the bullion in the treasury and
some may say this is our wealth,
but remember the wealth of a na-
. o..o ui me cuj s leauing t:on is no so measured, It Is meas-orn,''s-
urcd by its manhood and herein is
Tho subject of his address was j the greatest glory of this nation of
"Tho message of the flag," and he our, and what the blue in the flag
said In part: may be said to represent to us. Whore
"The flag has a message lor the is there a nation like this one who
world today. It is not inanimate but . has the manhood we have so recent
speaks as n national messenger to,ly seen going through this city lor
I us all. Its message Is found in the the front' Wlinro n nallnn Hint :in
colors of the ting. The red sncri-1 muster in s0 short a time, so many
flee. The price of mir independence. I defenders of her honor I do not
A nation like this bns cost much to! think the whole of Mexico is worth
Write for illustrated booklet "Newport" or ask local agent
I'or complete information.
.Itibu M. Sci.tt, (.cneinl Passenger Auent, Puitlum). Oregon.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
KARL BEIIR, TENNIS CHAMP, MAY LEAVE
HIS TITLE AND MARCH TO THE FRONT
T'S nil'FFKEXT.
"Ahvny a Good Show"
T It K K I. S .7 1
ft, DM ISSION I Do 1 Pulijll- ,1
MATINEE KVKHV DAY AT 2 TO .1 1 M. FVEXIXt) 7:1.1 TO 11
TODAY, ONE DAY OM.Y.
"Her Father's Gold"
An nil embrnrtiiu smd poweifu. mystery, v hlch defies solution, and
Is not unraveled unlll (be end of the last reel. Keeps 1 ho shivers
runnlnu up und iluiwi n person's hack ns bo sits and watches HKU
FATHER'S COLD, a luc ai t Muslei'nictine, with Harris Cordon and
I'.sfhnra t'.ih'oy lluvhis tile load. .Must of the scenes in tills tlilill
Itiif dr.-'itM were iuU.-u in I-'l-i-. il;i
Ml II VI, I I lv l, . Ni w o. ibe world in pictures. Scenes of tin
Piiit'.aei! l; isi Kisl :il, bin elrv.-n.ir lite where 15 are killed nn.l
t'C'iv other Ii'.tere;':inc events.
WII.Ki: ll- 1 A Pal.-.:. iif i i. in. dy to make you lunch
TOMORROW "WHO'S t.VH.TV. "Tlio t'.nlo ot llimnr." "Set-Ame-rlcn
I'leM and KartiMin Komlis," and "Pilly Van DmiM'n's
!:u.v-Sw'ii:ii"
RHIAY MlliV POLAND In -'I HE
sAi iP.ii'.Y ;i:of,i;e wiia x in
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one of those boys, but the honor of
the flag is different and it is for
this they have gone. Herein then
Is the glory of the nation.
"The Stars what will we do.wlth
them Have they also a message?
Yes and their message is to tho whole
world and it Is this. That the dem
ocracy of this nation Is the govern
ment for all mankind and that It is
founded on a different form than Is
the government of nny other nation.
And they shine out as the light unto
the world as to the true meaning ot
this democracy as exemplified In the
Declaration of independence perfect
ed in human government and also
In closing, that tho government of
the people for the people and by the
people shall as Lincoln said, never,
never perish from the earth." j
In the afternoon a program con
sisting of an athleTic nature was en-;
joyed. Many of the crowd partici
pated and all had an excellent time.
The program for the afternoon was
the same as was printed in Satur-j
day's Issue.
FOR SALE Saw mill, good condi
tion, cheap. W. F. Thomas, 409
E. Douglas St., Roseburg. 7-f.l-tf
WAKTER 100 head of cattle to
pasture, plenty of water and good
- grass. Address Nelle Brown,
Hoagliu, Ore 742-jl4p
LOST Top bracket for Hudson Six,
between Brockway and Roseburg.
Finder please leave at News of-flc-
744-JTp
DAILY WEATHER REPORT.
hua-
78
B2
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i U, S. Weather Bureau, local office.
Roseburg, Ore., 24 hours ending 6
a. m., July fi, 19X6.
Precipitation In Inches and
dredths:
Highest temperature yesterday
Lowest temperature last night
Prc-cipltntion, last 24 hours ....
Total precip. since first of
month SI.
Normal precip. for this month .32
Total precipitation from Sep
tember 1, 191!;, to date 37.01
Average precipitation from Sep
tember 1, 1877 38
Total excess from Sep
tember 1, 1915 3.73
Average precipitation for 39
wet seasons, (Sept. to May
Inclusive , 32.12
WILLIAM BELL,
Observer.
Something
New
In
White
Shoes
and
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ROSEBURG
BOOT-ERIE
HCViX HliUX.N
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THERE S1IOPLI) 1SE XD SPOTS, SPEtJvS Oil ItLFRS; AND
THERE WILL NOT HE, IF YOU IIKINIJ YOt'lt KODAK FILMS
TO US FOR Dl:'F.LOPI(i A.XD PICIXi'lXtl.
Kodak Supplies of All Kinds
At
The GKZxHJL Store
Nithan Fullerton Perkins Building
vlBllnf.ara"""
AN
Til
TLERS
EAT
RE
TO.Mliirr YOlIt LAST H.A.NCE TO SEE
The Flying Torpedo
The story of an attempt of foreign powers to crush the United
States before an American Itnf-ntor can pci-rect his engine ot
aerinl destruction. A show that every one, old and young should
see. Also, a very funny two-ree Keystone Comedy
"THE AILLACE HI.ACKSMITH"
Admission as usual ic and IDc.
OMIMi Till IISII1Y AND FRIDAY
PAP.AMOIXT Ml.Hr
id
Karl Itehr.
.t.- . 1 l"''' V"1' ,',",n''' ami Mli"r f manv titles. ha
farmed tennis fn with his military im itations and his apparent rcsolu
tion to go te the front. Lchr is ranked fourth on the list of leading player
Daniel Frohinan rresents PAULINE FliFDERK K in
"The Spider"
in which the. euporh emotional artiste proonts two distinct charac
terizations. Al?o an Instructive "PAKAMOI NT rMTtK.KAI'll
and a tlcktins comedy.
Watch ttiis vHfc for "T1IK UATTLK VHY OF l'KAt'E lominff
Simn.
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