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HIE KTt'KM.NQ NEWS, TIHIISDAV. JULY , 1910.
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IMPLEMENT AND VEHICLES.
PJI ESI DENT'S SL'MMEH CAPI
TOL, II iV LUCKY MANSION,
MAY IIE LUCKY KOK HIM.
When you want tbe very beat
Remember Diamond W"
Canned Fruits & Vegetables
Will natlify. Omr stock of these la very complete. Price
und quality satisfy.
THE CASH STORE
WIS SAVE YOU MONEY 135 CASS STItEET
LONG BEACH, Ii". J., july 20-
President Wiluon will arrive ' here
suou lo occtiiiy tbe summer capital,
'Shadow Lawn," aud receive lonuul
notification of his nomination. Ilia
sojourn In this heretofore unlucky
mansion should be lucky ir his lucky
number Is still working, for this Is
thirteenth year Bince the magnificent
place built by the John A. McCall of
the New York Life Insurance Com
pany, in 1903, was opened.
Only misfortune followed the thr".1
persons who have previously lived
here.
McCall, who spared no expense and
who Is credited with having spent a
million dollars on "Shadow Lawn"
and Its sixty-five acres of ground,
beautified with over fifty thousand
dollars worth of shrubbery and trees,
and containing an artificial lake a.n!
a fifty thousand dollar stable nJ
garage, spent only one season in tho
bis white building on the hill before
troubles came thick upon hl.u
Joseph White, the Texas poatage
staiup millionaire, who founded his
fortune on a bid for bonds in ujo
second Clevoland administration.
tents of this envelope refers to noth
ing hut private and family matters."
lielow this Is the signature of the
writer.
I It 4a lltn an Inln.a.tlna tnr.t in
know that even though the soldier,
may be on leave, he cannot mall any
letter or parcel through the civil
mall. The punishment for so doing
is two years Imprisonment in the
case of French or English soldiers, i
Strict censor is an absolute rule in .
all cases.
JIAXf'K AT LOOKIXH GLASS.
There will be a dance at Looking
Glass on Friday, July 21. Music by
Ott's orchestra. Supper at Howard's.
Everybody invited. Walter Jones,
Richard Goodman, Geo. Matthews,
committee. 782-j21i
made it his homo for several years
before his financial collapse. J. B.
j Greenhut, the New York merchant
prince, who next purchased it, la.it
yoar became a bankrupt. Hut the
superstitious say the rule of liner. the evening here confering with the
having been followed to the end, thui city council on matters pertaining
hoodoo now Is broken. Besides, to tho proposed water plant. j
MYRTLE CREEK
Everybody is glad to see the fine
weather and all are busy with the
hay crop, a large amount of which
is still in the fields.
Ed Weaver Is getting ready to
build a new ;'pruno drier ion. li'.s
ranch.
.Mrs. Hnttie Sherman and her
daughter Alice, from Eugene, are vis
iting her brohter, Wm. Gallup this
week. '
Carl Wlmberly of Roseburg spent
Mayor Deloy and Recorder Wilson
with a very diligent council, and a
very populur marshal, James Hayes,
are all successful officers. j
C. R. Springer of Azalla, spent
three days in this city looking after
his property and attending to busi
ness. Mrs. T. S. Ramey and son of Los
Angeles, are locatd In the Hays cot
tage on South Third street. Mr.
Ramey is in charge of the Ruben
Kolcr mill for the Beason.
Mrs. W. E. Dean and her daugh
ter, Mrs. Thomas Hervey .visited
friends In this city for a week. The
Deans were early day residents of
this city and Mrs. Hervey is a native
of Glendale. y
Rev. J. K. Howard left yesterday
for Portland. He held services at
Ollvant church on Sunday a. m.
Dr. and Mrs. R. G. McCall of Chi
cago, are the guests of Dr. and Mrs.
Geo. C. Knott at the sanitarium. Dr.
McCall may decide to remain In this
city and together with Dr. Knott
engage in the large and Increasing
practice In their profession in Doug
las and adjacent counties.
There is much activity in raining
circles In Southern Oregon and re
ports of rich placer finds are noted
frequently. There la a large sale of a
group of mines near Glendale that
is undor advisement at this time.
The public will be electrified when
the sale Is consumated.
ASK FOR and GET .
HORLSCK'S
THE ORIGINAL
MALTED MILK
Chwtr' substitutes coat YOTT ssmo nrice.
Dole's Cafeteria and
Delicatessen
THE ONLY I'IKST CLASS PLACE OK ITS KIND BETWEEN '
EUGENE AND SACRAMENTO. OIlDEtt YOl'll LUNCH PUT UP
11Y US. OUK COOKING IS JUST I.IKE MOTHER'S. YOU GET
VALl'H RECEIVED AND THE BEST MEAL IN THE CITY AT
Phone 81 THE:CAFATERIA 122 Cass St
Throw the Burden of Wash Day
On Us!
LET MS QUOTH YOU THE PRICE FOR THIS SERVICE WHICH
1NCLUDEH TIIK FAMILY WASH UNFINISHED, READY TO IRON
OR TUB FAMILY WASH FIN SUED READY TO USE.
PHONE 79
ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY
Roseburg, Oregon
"13" Is President Wllcon's lucl:
number, be says.
The hopes of Long Beach and its
summer colony have long been cen
tered In the place being the Summer
White House. It has been retarded
as almost too pretentious and dig
nified for a mere privato residence.
"Shadow Lawn" today is a Mecca
for motorists, and is visited by hun
dreds of sight seers daily. From the
upper stories may ho seen the sum
mer homes of Presidents Grant and
Garfield on tho Ocean, less than a
mile away. An Idea of the size of
tile building may he gained rrom tl:;
fact that twenty-five telenhones li-if'.e
been installed for the convenience
of tho President's household.
Last fall former Senator James
Smith, Jr., made the suggestion that
it was Ideally located for the Presi
dent's headquarters in u national
campaign.
Credit for bringing tho summer
White House lo Long Beach is par
ticularly due (o Iheso New Jerscy-
ltes: 11. 11. Dobbin, State Edltorind
Editor of the Long Beach Record;
D. Georga II. Baker, Richard II
Deoves, Myron T. Oppenhlcm, Dr.
Joseph T. Welch, Senator John W
Kloeuiu, Editor .lames Kearney, of
the Trenton Times, Representative
Thomas J. Scully, Appeals Court
Judgo Henry S. Terhune, Senator
Henry E. Aekerson, Jr., public Util
Ity Commissioner, J. Lyle Kinmonth
Editor of the Asbury Purk Press, and
Chas. F. McDonald.
At a meeting of the city council j
Tuesday evening it was planned to ;
post notices for a special election to
vote on bonding tho city for $27,000
for the purpose of Installing and op
erating a municipal electric power
plant at Myrtle Creek. It seems an
emergency exists at present with out
plant and something must be done.
The R. R. Question
Absorbing as It Is, isn't the only "burning question"
10 Tiers of Stove Wood $13
Is another warm proposition that holds good, only for the re
mainder of this month, July. Better anticipate your wants and take
the discount.
Kenny Kash Wood Yard
Phone Numbers 421, 3r2, 222.
NEBRASKA'S I (H),(IOO.(HI(l
BUSHEL WHEAT CROP
OF EXCELLENT OUALITV
anTiiiiiWirii)urtii.v.j-i.-ilr.-v.jmititTrtM-infii
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Tlioro is only one lvuson why Ford
cars art' demanded by over half tho
car buyers in this country. They arc
better ears. Tho Kuril has ilenion
stratetl its superiority by all the tests
nl' time, in every kind of use. The
demand is jrivnt boeauso the value is
;reat. lietirr huv vous NOW! .Kun
about f.V.W; Toiirintr ";n- $110;
t'oupelet ijOW; T own Car $1) 10; Sedan
7I0. All nriees f. o. b. Detroit. On
' at
sab
YV.
A. BURR, Agent - Roseburg
Tonus to rv?iHii8t)le wrtlea.
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:v'v-tvr'-wi. J;
i LINCOLN, Neb., July 20. Nebras
ka's big wheat crop today is In tbe
shock und stark In splendid condi
tion. While less ncreugo was plant
ed in this slalo this year than last,
weather conditions more than made
up for this difference and Nebraska
has one of the best wheat crops in
her history. II ls believed that tbe
total crop will not be far below lno,
oclll.ooo bushels. Tho grain is of
good quality.
Last year the crop was enormous,
but the value was cut about SO per
cent by the persistent rains in har
vest time. This year, weather con
ditions havo been ideal. The dry
early part of tho season prevented
the grain running to stalk, and tho
later plentiful rains brought out (he
heads well. There also was very
slight damage by hall this year, while
a year ago there was considerable
damage in some sections of tho state.
The wheat Ibis year Is also heavier
than usual.
Culling began nt the Southern Ne
braska line about July I, and prac
tically all tbe Nebraska crop Is now
In the stack or being threshed.
GLENDALE NEWS
Airs. J. S. Llndsey and son of Wil
liamsburg, who have spent the past
mouth with relatives in Portland, are
guests of Mrs. II. Wlnkloman near
this city, this week. Mr. Winkle
man Is no better and no hopes are
entertained for his recovery.
Walter S. Tucker, who Is connect
ed with tho highway commissioners,
has been a regular attendant at
church services during his stav In
this city und those who are conduct-1
ing services fully appreciate the val
uable help reudered by .Messers.
Tucker and Atterbury. ;
Capt. T. F. Maginuls has finished
his construction work nt Corduroy,
Hill and those who have viewed the
road regard It as one of the finest !
pieces of road wro' ever built In ,
this valley. Also the road work man-1
aged by Supervisor J. L. Scott Is con-!
sidered as very excellent and worth
tbe time and energy that our super
visor has put upon It.
Mrs. John Chapman nn honored
pioneer of Riddle, is spending the
month at tho home of her nieces,
Mrs. Gelham and Mrs. Joe Brown.
Mr. and Mrs Sydney Jacques
autoed over and attended church nt
Olivet on Sunday.
A slight difference of opinion was
aired In our recorder's court on Mon
day. Judge C. A. Wilson seemed
nt homo on tho bench and very soon
tho matter was settled amicably.
Glendale ls prospering and times
are very good. Everybody who wants
to work can have tho chance. Our
city fnthers aro guldiug our iminl
clpal offices wisely and satisfactorily
"VELSOR"
A LIGHT STARCHED
AR.R.QW
COLLAR
Worn with or without a pin
l.Vsii. 6lnrOI)c. 11.75 tho dui.
ca.l'ETT. l'EABOUY & CO. INC. Maker!
The Delicious Flavor
of Malted Barley
So rarely found in cereal foods pla)'s a
valuable and necessary part in the digest- '
ibility of ,
Grape-Nets
Blended with prime whole wheat, there
results the distinctive Grape-Nuts flavor so
attractive to the palate.
Full of sterling nutrition, Grape-Nuts
food is twice baked (about twenty hours)
and rendered easily and quickly digesti
blegenerally in about one hour.
Many physicians recommend Grape-Nuts
"There's a Reason"
Sold by Grocers Everywhere.
A World Baiter
The New
Sharpies
Special
The Suction-Feed Tubular Sep
arator. Twenty-eight new fea
tures. Uniform thickness of
cream regardless of speed.
NOW OX DISPLAY AT TnB
Douglas Co. Creamery
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THE FRENCH TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.
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Kit K.N Ul ItA rTLK. 1 llll.li,
Mrs. illot rociviM a letter from
the western front in Fran re which
wus TH-lor.) In nn intoreslinj; envel
ope, On Urn rU:ht h.iml side of On
envelono was (ho mMier usual,
then tho lift hero the f.tllowinii 110
tiro in fiiiKiil print. 'Com'sporuit'iict'
tn thip envelope no(i not ho consord
rot; hiitMil ally. The contents aro '.ta
ble to examination at Mix".
The following certificate must ho
slpnetl by writer.
I certify on my honor that the con-
Ur;.:r tk'iT. .. .
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see Checked from
home to your
ination.
IIoflsfhoa Ciood, and
Furniture hnnHln
pxpoi fenced men.
Large. Hry Storage
Rooms, Free From
Hre Risks.
Phone 2J0.