Roseburg review., June 21, 1911, Image 4

CAXAO.VH (HI-AH FAIiMSJ
t'HKATIStt CiKKAT EWI'IltE.I
i
nr neighbor mi II north In rai l J-
ly fittruf-iiug the wUtful cy? of over-
P;iukii4 il Kurope, to whom free
ImnieHt uds and cheap r a r i ; i h niter twn nt HoaeburK Hook Store, dyw
poslbtlliic Impossible in the liomi -' r J. L. Callaway. Oatopathlc Pby
land. While tin- volume of Ih.mlgr.i- ilclau. Abraham Handing, Koseburg
lion coming into l. aiiaua is imivn le
than that coming Into liib; country.
It if Very much luiger In proportion
to the resident populal Ion of I lie two
countries. liming the pai-t two years
the Canadian (invcriimenl gave au'ay
land to hoiiitHt'ad(-ia In i.e 'iial to
the- state nl illlnolH. and thia e:r
2011,000 homesteads are available, I (let In your order for Hlntr rln-r-ii.ilvai'-nt
to the mate of Ohio. ' rles and avoid the rush. Twenty
Canada expert to receive half a mil-' pound hox for 'S.r.tt. Phone Subtir
llon adillllonal population t IjIk year, ban ill! any time between 6 and ft p.
of whom l.'iU.oou will enter horn the in., any evening. ilUl
I'nlted States. This, with the ron- Old Joe l'ape, water front, carriet
siructlou of it! on mllea of railroad a full lino of machine made, bread.
Into the new country, w ill make hu.-y : pastry, etc, (It!
limes across the border. During hot weather you cannot si-
Cntil the pant few yearn iminlgra-
tlon to Canada wan comparatively
small, and the country. iioiwhlit.Mn.l-
lug ita vast area and natural re-1
source, has been handlcapoed and
held hack by lack of population. Thin
construction of her Hues to the 'a-
cine, and the Indue. 101 :.ti uif !-
Kettlcm, with the e"-!b".t riu llli!"
and Invltfng opjKirtuni'Un. have ti
rcted at unt Inn m th Canadian
Northwest, and tin- tide nnw llowit,:
JH lilt ttlf VHIiM'Ktld 'J I PlilllOIIH Vol
to come. If. il. Windsor in the .July
Popular Mechanic Magazine.
A Dreadful Wound
from a knife, gun. tin can, runty nail,
fireworks, or of any other nature, de
mands prompt treatment with Uuck
len'B Arnica Salve to prevent Mood
poison or gangrene, lt d the quickest,
HtiroBt hauler for all such wounds a
alpo for Hums. IJolla, Sores. Skin
KruptlonK, Kezemn, Chapped Hands,
Corns or Plies. 2'c at all drugging.
M l) CHV.AM.
For your Iro.rreum orders call up
the Douglas County Creuiinry. Phone
340. dil
8.MOKKO HAU, SMrr.l.
H
ITarneHS & Johiixon. the Eroivrs,
nro now prepariMj to servo yon sliced
smoked ham, also sliced cold blld
ham, In any quantliy. Phono 103. d
Start a Home Now
and Join the Ranks
of thelndependents
Never hat It been easier to build
than right now money U plentlnil
and l Hfckln It-Kit dual chaniu-N.
And tliere Ih no entHiprine moie
worthy than home bnildliiK- It !f's
the purHC utrlnuM of t)ie hanker (ulck
or than anythiiiK eUe, herauj-c (
ineans that you liavi; deridfd to lie
come a part ot f he coin inanity In
which you live. Thus almost ln-foiv
you start you find the ownertdilp "f
a home carries n slKiilllcance. Stall
It today you'll le glad ff you do and
sorry If you don't. Wln'ii you're
ready to talk lumhi-r we'll he walling
for you, because v ha" e just the
lumber you will need, besides a lot
of RUKeKtioiiH that may he helpful to
you without any extra charge.
Leona Mills
Lumber Co.
Still Making a Noise
Witli Our June Clean Up Sale
!
Many satisfied customers daily proves conclusively that
our JUNE KLEAN-UP SALE is a success. We still have some
very attractive bargains in Ladies Suits, Dress Skirls, Silk and
wash dresses, Silk and wash Underskirts, Shirt Waists Under
wear, laces and emb:oideries, hosiery, neckwear, handker
chiefs, pictures, toys dolls and notions and everything in the
Millinery line at cost during this sale. You can't afford to
miss these reat bargains; as our expenses are less than the
average merchants, we will positively sell cheaper than any
one else on the same quality of goods, Nothing old or shnp
worn to show you,
The Fair Store
Cass Street
Remember We Are
The Little Store With The Big Bargains
Call up
The North Side Grocery
'l'li roc Two Fonr
( And ask fur )
for groceries. You can et an) tiling yOU want at our
stoic if you i onic tarly. Don't forget, oulcr early.
Rcincinbcr,cvciy thing new at The North Side Grocery.
LOCAL XEW8. I
1
Hire Arunfll tun It. tt
Ask for piano certificated at Joseph-;
son's, dtl
Vertilex liner fi :- arid document
Olio piano vole Willi every cent of
your puri-hune at Jowphson's.' (lif
in i price of foodstuffs baa com
down at the North Hide (Jrocnrr. dtl
After all, there le no Ink like Car-
tfi- s Ink
Store.
tin hale at Koseburg Hook
dsw
foul to make bread when you call g.l
'sanitary machine made bread at tin
Cmo'iiia Oakery. dM
"I have been somewhat costive, but
Doan'a Kegulets gave just the rc.,ul;s
desired. They act mildly and rea
late the bowels perfectly." (Jeorsi
II. Krauze, .100 Walnut Ave., Altoooa
Pa.
Think of it, a piano uiven away
it Josephiiii's. dlf
riahscrihe for the "Portland Iai'
Ni-wk'' at ItoKchum Hook Store; li'Ji
per month; $:t.L,r per year by mail, tf
Have you heen I he nluiio at Jowen'i.
ohh? dtf
The Utnprjua Pakery has Increased
tho Klze of Its loaf. all
A full line of pastry of all kiodfc
always fresh. L'mpqua Bakery, dt
Ask for piano votes at focphsoii'K
dtl
If your (crocer will not furnlah you
with machinery made bread, phont
221. dtf
If you want something good call
and see T. A. Flndlay, the Kdenbower
real estate agent. dtf
FlaK, all sizes, at Uosehurt; Hook
Stoic. dw
( A!,L FOU Cot NT V WAItltAXTS.
Notice Is hereby k I ven all parti
holding county warrants issued by
Douglas County. Oregon, and in
dorsed "not paid for want of fundd,'
prior to and IncliMlliiK the 21st day
of March, 1111, to present the same
o tho County Treasurer of said
:oiinty for payment nt his office, n?
Interest will cease thereon after tin
ditte of this notice,
hated at Pouching. Douglas Couti
iv, Oregon, this the 10th day of June,
lit! I.
J. K. SAWYEKS.
County Treasuter of Douglas Counly,
Oregon. dfiw
TltY SIIFKPSlilN IIOtSK LINING
(tetter than cloth at Irill tne price
Makes your walls light, warm irul
quiet, same as plaster. At Fisher
paint and paper store, look tor in
flag. dtl
'P H
NEW YORK CAFE .
Clinn Jo, l'n.
Ol'KN lAV AXD XlfillT.
M-al n All lliiurs.
4. Rpgular Meals SO cent.
Chlrken Dinner Sumiiira. from 4
J. 12 noon to 2 p. in.
4- i
j. Chop Buoy, Nooilles, Frosh 4
4 Oysters, Klsh. etc., all the time. 4
4 Cor. Jockson & Washington Sts 4
4
How King George
Will Be Crowned
Details of the Coronation of England's New Sovereign
and. His Queen, June 22, In Westminster Abbey.
Form and Oder of the Service and the Ceremonies,
Compiled From Official Sources Solemn Rites At
tending the Function Archbishop of Canterbury
Personally Crowns His Majesty and Queen Mary.
fT W'Mlld ivquile ;i
huoli h i 1 '! f i
Jn d'-::itl jn.t It .1
V. mid tm- a ,V:
will be vrewn and vu' 1
ii.id ih. t
-I .! -in te.l
i.:-!. ;--,r,:e
i.-t l-i:....;..i
ud vi W : t-
aiinifier ahlwy un tLu -'-1 ot June in wno (leiirem tlieia to the dean of est
the luidit at a p!e:-!l-l Mv xU-.z ot 1 tilnster. w ho places theia upou tU& al
princes, nobles and e--lei . -ri with ; " 1''o tUlio)s. kneellns. sluff the
as ninnv sre--t;.lors t cin acre j IMnuj. the choir Hltiglnir the w)oji$e.
to the (treat hull.
A little volume lm d "hv -itiviud
of the kina" irivss the ea-i puvi::?
Olid ceremony of the urn: ti-'t). It U
titled '"J'he rurm and OnU-r f the
8erv.ee That N 10 He Performed r.v. 1
of the Ceremonies That Are ( I;. Ob
served In the fV'rou;!tf-!i of Their
Majesties KIhk i;rmre V. :t;i ! (,hilh:i
Mary In the Ab'.ey I'huieh of Sr. Pe
ter, West minuter, on Thur-d 1.'. the
Tweiity-ne' mid I ; v of .lir.i-. PHI."
The leniith of the ti'
duruil"!) of the Prer::
lont; driivvn nur. A
"Tnlde of I'ontt'u:-- I
In what tnlie pl.t-, c:
I. 'I'hf Hi'iMirilioii: 2.
tliO churei,; .1 ll " r-'-' j
art'; fi. lit.' '1 '-. ; (
t v the
d !i nie
to the
k. heie
in!'
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mi.ent'te.';
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!3. l ho l-D
tlifl h n: :r ;
IS, till fOl.H
Uie re.-.-hJ..
cir"ni'l";i;
I I'lim . t,
The Rev. Ilitml,
T. I hivi 1 m.:!. :u-h-
Mslinp of Cuiilerhury itnd tin siu-U tho
iiiiie.-il prelie ill tin- ('hui-.h of Ke
hind, is 11 highly iui 'ti i:ait ii'THuivto
011 coronal hm d;., r.;r It is he h
crtiwns th'.- kin., -ind eo. 1! :i!s t'.u
snJenm rere:t"''i'S in l-lf.-t! t t.-r t -.
He Jd agisted l-y die d au "f We.'t-
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WKSTM ins 11:1; Aitr.r.Y, the
(ilKIIKiK AND yl'IIKS MAltY
'J'llliONKR
minster iiuil other hltup4, all of
whuin. It hhmiiil be remembered, are
peers of the n-nlm.
On 1 iM't'im t ion tiy tho pro--ess I on of
hlshopM. heiuI'Ml -y the :u htishp of
Ch uteri -in y. will form hninedintely
outsitli- (he wist door of the ohurch
nnd w, till i:-iire I; -jivrn of the np-
:it"h of iIil- hit'-; ii'hI ijiu'imi. when
(hey Khali lii;ln to m.) e
Into the t
e to be
hun h. Th' ir inn ii-tii"; :
.To'led by I lie lm;im f an nut hem
by the ( h-it -f WtMinttwier. Com
piled nnd cnrfni'ed from tlh otlleial
iMiok ment loiird. the rvedure of
crownim: mill m 1 1 -I nt t n u: Kim: teorpe,
'ltlt lM;ill,V llii'ld. llf.'il ib liltls IHM'eSil-
rl ly omiKed, is ns r..!'.vs:
Predentin,; tlie Ki:ip.
The Vim: imd (jneon p;i intii c
thent'-r of tho rhnrh. walk pMt ihMr
thronci nnd l invl nt th.,' ,i'h side of
the nit nr. th.'v pi:i'o Uri f pri
nt te pmyoi---. Th' u tli- y -lt ib-wn in
rbnlm pfi'Viib-d f.-r th m The nr. h
Msbop. the Ion) .-hare e!l--v. the hr-l
hiirh t'onita' le an.l flh- :ttl To.trh;'! $0
In turn 1-' eai-h ile of fh.- ilmn-h
and at every of the f. ur tidis
In a loud xi'h o spe .k to th p.-.-i-lo.
tuid the Ultu in tho mci iiw U,v, r nd
lmj up I'V bl- fh:'ir. sh;ili inru snd
phew binw- f unt-i the i-o--; c in ever
of th. f.-ui h-los of -he th.-.i'ef .-.ti 'h
titi b-i- h '; my
I re e:.
l:M.b.ii'.; !
T-d'tv nil j
tO th' JI MT
."in wil'tei: (
the
W lu
tl..
aie
"to'd !ivo Kin :
fcpeiiteUAOvtv the p.i
1 e.d aii.l
'1 h ti the
IruuiiU sound. The bishops ;daco
I lni W'le, paten urid ehalite ; on the
i itnr. The UuU who ear ' the re-
w-alla np;roaf ti the nltar, each hnndliiK
i over what he carries to the arvh1iihip.
J'heu comes the communion enic3.
I the-sinking of the Creed, king,
Olleen 11 ml iteoolA stunt) in is due nf
the bishops follows with a aermon,
which Is short, as It should be, consid
ering the conglomerate length of the
ceremonies.
All this tluie the king has been un
covered, but when the sermon begins
he puts on his cap of crlmcon velvet
rfirned up with ermine. The sermon
ended, the archbishop goes to the king
nnd administers the coronation oath
These are the questions asked and an
r we red:
Archb!3ho!--Wll you solemnly promts
nt.' fswear 10 Kovrn tho people or ttits
I'nltMl Kinp'Virn of (Jreat Ttrltain nnd Ire
lainl niui Hil tlonilnloitu thereto belonging
in -mnbnK ti. lh9 aiatutea In parliament
am'i1' d uri anil th respective law and
uifi'ims of II. 0 same?
Klii?-! xokiiinly promise so to do.
Arcl.ijishop 111 you to your power
caufw law ami Jutlc In mercy to M x
etut( J in all yyur Judgments?
Km-; I will.
Arehbishop Will you to the utmoit of
uur power maintain the laws of God, the
iruw pmtession or the gonpl and the
Prot 'atant reformed relUlon established
l y law.? r.d will you maintain and ore
tifTVm liivlil-ibly t tie settlement of the
Church of Knr.lnnd and the doctrine, wor-
fhip, disriphiie and government thereof as
l-y law estabiiHhed in England? And will
vuii preserve unto the biwhupe and clergy
'f KnKland nnd to the churches there
committed to tt.eir charge all such rlshts
iiiiu privnoif. a as hy ihxv do or shall ap-
peii.-i'ii m t!.. 11 nr any 01 mem;
King All ii.ls 1 promise to do.
KneeliuK ihhi the steps of the altar,
with bis bund upon the Bible open at
" v r a, a
famous i-huhcu whehf KIM1
Wll.r. UK I'liOWNEU am; ln
the pospel, ttie klnff nys: "The tblnpt
wlilih 1 hnve here before promised I
will perform nnd keep. So help rue
God." Then he kisses the book uud
slyns the oath. lie return to his
chair, both he nnd the queen kneel, and
the nrohbUhop prays, after whh h the
Krent lord ehatuleruiu removes the
kind's crimson ndte and cup of state.
KIuk fietii'he ftwa to the altar, where
ho pit in the ehnlr that was oeeui.ied
by Kiujr Kdward on a correspond
iiitf oeofion. Over him four knights
of the Carter hold a rich canopy of
cloth of Rold. The nrchhlshop anoints
tho king whit holy oil, on the crnwu
of tlie he;id, on the breast mid m tho
palms of both humb'. The klUK ke!,
nnd the ntvh''Nliop ble-rs him.
The pivi.'tiilns of tho spurs nnd
sword foli.w the aiminilmr. The. dean
of Vt'estmiusier lotlus the kini; with
tlie Imperial roU, the lonl mvnt cbniu-In-rlaiti
fnsienliiK the clasps.. Tn.
kind's rliis is put iinn the fourth tl.
of his r Ik lit htiud by the ntvhhUu
iP, who then delivers the scepter with
tlie enss Into his majesty's rlcht hand,
laying:, "Uex'lve the royal scepter, tha
eu-ivn of kindly power and Justlee."
The soepter with the dove, "the rod
of equity m.d merer," is pi need by
the uivhbihop lu the kings left hand
Crownii. of King Georg-e.
Now cjujc the 1 liuiax mouieut of tho
ceremonies. Standinjr U'fore the altar,
the arelibi-ihop fikis the crown In h.i
hnnd-i and. lay in w It b:i k upon th.
nitar. wiy. this Ihmiic quoted from tt
olb lal book m ntioued
o o.i. th imn of ti: fi.tthfui. btm.
f; ttavevh trtw, nnd tanctlfy this thy
1
1
1 Mt-rtnt Oorf our km. an M '.
this Uy ict a crown at pur foia upon mi
bMd lhtr th ktr. muit b put In mtivJ
to bow hit twad, to tnrlch hH rol hrt
with thin acundrit frtic ana crown mm
1 with ail princely virtuot, throuh thi King
trrtal Ju Chrut our Lra. Jimin
Then, the kin Stlinff down In King
Edward chair, the rehbihop, iUtJ
with other bianopj. it.nll corn from tt.e
liar, the dean of West minuter "hall brlrm
tJi crowTJ..aml th r'hblhop, taking it
ot h'rii. shall re'rentK' put ll upon th-j
k'n'ii head, nt tiie light whereof the
w-ip. with loud and repeated ihouts,
I.. I1 cry. "God ir.ve tha king!" the peers
mil thf kf nr" of arms shall put on their
r.ixnets. aii.J n.t tro r.pota shall ound,
and by a shrnal given the great guns at
lh Tower shall be shot oft.
The acclamation ceasing, the af':b'hop
hall go on and say:
"Ocwl crown you with a crown of glory
and rlnhteousnes. that by the ministry
of this our benediction, having a ntilit
faith and manlf-jid fruit ot g'-od w.irk.
you amy obtain he crow n of an vei last
ing kingJo.n by ttie gift of him wIk.s
kined-jii emlurcth forever. Amcr."
Thin shall the choir sine:
"H stron? anil nhiy th man; ket p thn
comrnL-n-lmt-nts of the Lord thy 0-J and I
alk In his way."
The dean of We tin luster takes Ibe
Holy Bibie fruni the altar a:id fives
It to the archbishop, who presents It
TH KRV. JtANDAUL T. DAVIDSON, AltCtl
UIHHOP Of i'AH 1 KHBUfiV, .WHO WILL
CBOWK TIIK KINO AM) LFL.
to the king, first saving these words:
"Our cmehms kliiK, we present you
with tills book, the most vtihinble
thliiK rlj.it this world afford. Here
ia widoni; thi Is the roynl hiw; these
are the lively orncic of tied." Tho
Hible theu Is replaeed upon the nltar.
The Enthronization.
Now route the vntlirouizatlou, sec-
ond only In Interest to the actual
crowning. The kiuj,' Is lifted into hi?
throne by bishop and other een. all
the- t;niit noiilert Hliindin tibout the
.steps of the throne. The archbishop
ndinoiifKhes his majesty to stund Arm
itnd "esiallUh your throne in rlht
eousness". tb:it it may stand fast for-
evenuore. like as the sun before him
uud im the faithful witness in heave!!."
ltoulniiiiiK with the archliishop. all
the princes and Kers kneel before the
throne and vow n!le;.MmK-o to the sov-
ereiKu, nfter which the archbishop
kisses the left cheek of his umjesty.
Tim I'rlnce of Wales also takes tlie
vow of homage, nnd nil the princes of
the royal tilood touch the crown on his
majesty's bend nnd kiss the khiK's left
cheek. When tlie homage is ended
tlie drums shnll beat and the frumpebj
Hound nnd all the people shout, crying
out: "Jod save King 'fieorire! Long
live King George! May the king live
forever!"
Queen Mary's Turn.
Thus end. the coronation and eu-
thmnizntloii of the king. The tere
mouy for the nuei n Is not so elal orate.
Queen Mnry U unointtfl by the nich
bishop, four peeresses meanwhile hold
lug over her n rich pall of cloth of gold.
The ring Is put upon her (ln).er and the
crown upon her head, after which ntl
the peeresses present put on their coro
nets. The presentation of the scepter
and the Ivory rod wilh the dove fol
lows, and the queen takes her se.it
upon her throne, bowing reverently ns
she posses the throne of her husband.
After commuukm the king descends
from his tbfone and. wearing the ( rown
nnd carrying the scepter and rod, goes
into 8t. Edward's ch:iiel, followed by
& great proivvdou of bishops, peers
if-:1.." : i& r .'. i
? ' "Zj S
OOKOSATItv CBAIM, r WHICH BRITISa
HOK4KCHS BAVR KH CBUWSJO roU
ak.SEUAT10.VS.
and princes. Th queen follow, and
they proceed In state Into the chapel,
where his Liajety U relieved of th
royal robe of state and mlothed Id
his robe of purple velvet. Their maj
esties proceed to the west door of th
church, where Uiey utered. ail the
Peers following, wearing talr eoro-
nets.
. Aft
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WHAT MAltY II AO.
"Jhtrj had-a Thcni-ik tut.
Jt warbled like t'ui'uau
A neighbor bwuuk
basehalt hai
Now ThomuB doesn't do bu.
-Milwaukee Sentinel.
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Touring Car
4-Cylinder-20 H. P. 5 Passenger
With Extension Top, Automatic Brass Windshield,
Speedometer; Two S-inchCas Lamps ond Generator
11... i.'oui M,i.. t u miirttf Ihruuuli nml cliniuiih of Vuiuidlnm stl,
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I hidden from view by your own car.
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the reliable car day and night for th? doctor, the dependable car ou the
farm. all because of its being built to fill a practical mission. It Is all
that a car should be, -filling in all around service, a car for the people,
and at a price that any one who can afford to keep a horse and buggy can
pay.
Surely the FOltll is the car you want. Make arrangements with me
for a demonstration in the country, where there are hills, sand, mud,
fording streams, or any kind of a grilling test you may wish. Then have
any other car do the same test, and compare the performance.
G. W. BURNETT, Dealer
Newport Yaquina Bay
Oregon's Popular Beach Resort
An Ideal retreat for outdoor pastimes of all kinds. Hunting. Fishing,
lloating. Surf ltathing, Riding, Autolng, Canoeing, Dancing and Roller
Skating. Where pretty water agates, moss agates, moonstones; cor
nelians cau he found on the beach: Tiire mountain water nnd the
beat of food at low prices. Fresh fish, clams, crabs and oysters, with
abundance of vegetables of all kinds daily.
Camping Grounds Convenient & Attractive
with strict sanitary regulations.
LOW ROUND-TRIP SEASON TICKETS
from all points lu Oregon. Washington and Idaho on sale daily.
3-DAY SATURDAY
from Southern raclllc points Portland to Cottage Orove; also from all,
C. & K. stations Albany and we.t. Hood going Saturday or Sunday and
for return Sunday or Monday.
Call on any S. I, or C. & K. Agent for full particulars as to fares. 'train
schedules, etc.; also for copy of our illustrated booklet. "Outings in
Oregon," or write to
WM.; McMURRAY o
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
WASTING PKKCIOVS TLMK.
This life's a Journey. Every one
A long anrjTOcky road must climb
And when you atop to klcK,'iirtton
. You're generally loaing time.
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If the design of the car prevents that
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