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Newspaper Page Text4 L j ''2. m m m n Exciting Race NOW .'Three Candidates in the Review's $1,150 Contest On tor First Place y y are a, i within to be Awarded July 15th 'iss Meda Tracy of Drain Jumps From Last to First Place in the Roll of Honor What (to you know about today s standing of Hi" candidates? Miss Medn Tracy polled ocr :io. 000 votes, pained eight points ami no'.v holds (1 rat place. This forced all of her roll of honor competitors to fail hack one point, except .Mia. I'. L. Heard, ot Youcullu, who held her own. The content la eaVrvesont with cltement it is the to;ic of con ver nation from one end uf the county to the other. Voles umi diamonds they m all ali"r them. Not ewn the incleniciicv of the weather marred the progiWs ol the candidates since the Review's Miiiotiiiccincnt thai during the 17 days a big extra oie sclicduk' will he In effect and that two wek Ir.iai Saturday iiIkIu two handsome dl,i niond riiiKs will he Kv,. UWily lo liDLL I) I'- IIOMlll. MISS JIKDA TltAf'V Drain ... MltS. Klti:i lll-XliS Kt.seiniiK whs. A. i:. Ai.mticii itosciniiK MISS. ALMA IIAKMOSS Hosebucsr wks. J. wunhkll vkh;iit Koseimig MILS. V. I,. lirOAItl) Yonrnlhi MISS SAI'lH SMITH Oakland . MISS M.UKii: .Ml 1,1, Kit Itiisehuig . . . ho,.-,ho . . 7S.OIO . . .TMSO . . .(;7.2'.-i . . .oo.iin.-s . . . ni,2.-i: , . ..Il.tMI.I . . .n:l,M,-i HERE ARE THE VOTES CAST TO DATE. DISTRICT NO. 1. District No. 1 Comprises all that portion of Roseburg lying Boutb of Lane street to the city limits. MltS. KKKI) FIELDS MltS. J. WENDELL WltKiHT MISS MAIXiK Ml I, I.Kit MISS tiltACE I1LAKELY MltS. J. I. ZI'ltCIIEIt MISS IIKATItK'K WOOD1N.., MltS. K. V.. AIM'LEWIIITE. . . MISS Ml'ltli STALKY MISS MAItlAW ( AKO MISS M l, I. lIAKKKIt MISS Ll'LU EDDY MILS. M. K. hick Itosehurg . . Kokc burg . . Itosehul'g . . ItoM'hurg . . ltONchlirg . . KiMchurg . . . . . . . ItoNchurg . . KoKchurg . . KoKchurg . , itosehul'g . . Itosehurg . . Itoscburg . . MISS DALE COS HOW Kosobuig DISTRICT NO. 2. District No. 2 Comprises all that portion lying north of Lane street to the city limits. MltS. A. K. ALDItlCII ItosehiirK .. . ItOKchiirg . . . Itosehlli'K . . .ItosehiirK . . . ItoKchurg . . .ItoKchuru; . . .ltoschiirg . . . ItoHcburf( . . ltosehurg . . TH.UIII rl,:lf).- n:i.r.-..- it, (IT.". 17,110 Ml.tilO 1:1,0 1'. tMMIfi 604fi S.OOS 3,fi0il 2,noo 2,500 of the city of Roseburg MILS. AL.MA HARNESS MISS MAID JONES MISS LICY IIItllHiES MISS HAZEL IUYKENDALL, MILS. YVM. HELL MltS. It. V. TEltHELL MltS. LEE CANNON MltS. SAW JOSEI'HSON MISS ETHEL DIXON ltosehurg MRS. NATHAN ECLLERTON How-burg MRS. A. A. WILDER ltosehurg MRS. CLARK MARUAH Hoseburg DISTRICT NO. 3. District No. 3 Includes till that portion of Douglas County the southern boundary line of Winchester, and extending to the MISS MEDA Tit ACY Drain ItfHS. V. L. ltEAKD Yoiicnllii MISS SADIE SMITH Oakland MISS HIItDIE FINDLAY Kellogir MISS MAltOAKET EMEIIY tmp(llil MISS KDNA OltEEN Oakland MILS. P. A. COI'I'AKD Oakland MISS MKDA MITCI1AM Sutlierllii 71,48(1 7,2i 20,70.1 21.R25 m.oin 14 .520 11,52.-, i,rto 5,010 H.OOft 5,000 2.S00 2,500 north of ocean. . . NO.iWO . . r,(t,2.-( 20,OHO 2:t,lor, I l.r.lo 0,505 , 5,025 DISTRICT NO. 4. District No. 4 Includes all that portion ot Douglas County south of tli nouthorn boundary lines of District No. 3. MILS. DR. C. II. ItAILKY R. I'1. I. No. 1, Roseburg MISS Ill'Tll (ilLHKRTSON (ilendale MISS WINNIK IlliTCHKR Myrtle Creek MISS AC1USTA HROWN Riddle . .!10,1S5 . .:l:l,IH5 . . 8,025 . . 8,025 (CI T THIS OI T) I NOMINATION COUPON itosmn no itrcviKW (lood for 2500 Y'otes. I nominate . . Address . . Phone No. Signed Address Only the first nomination blank cast for each candidate will count as 2500 votes. Names of persons nominating candidates will not be divulged. i i nftw muta fIT VOTE COUPON iOt)I FOR FIVE VOTES itosEnuna review Candidato Address This Coupon Not Good After TIII RSDAY, JI LY 0, Il I. Coupons must he sent in flat packages. Cut out neatly . nd mall n ii.um in f'mitcst Deuar tiuent. - . 0 . T O m ...A.Mtmwm TlfftffmffTT'" nncrntnn VOTES ALI-OWED FOR BUBSCRIl'TIONS iu iur, .wac. REVIEW, TAID-IN-ADVANCE. By Carrier By Mail Votes on Votes on Price Votes on Votes on Price . AT MISS MADGE MILLER MRS. F. L. BEARD 'VV ''ASM LOCAL SKWS j Attoriiey-fleneml A. M. Oiawford returned lo Salem Iuhi iiIkIu. ' Mrs. M. II. t'raudall and llille ton are spending a few days at Ashland. .Mia. M. V. West, nit and baby left totluy for I iiimmcr. Idaho, where she will visit with relatives for a mouth. Mrs. Charles Hartley returned home to Salem today, after a visit hero with her duuKhter, Mrs. Johu It. Lee. T. II. .lower left today on his re turn home to Athens. Ohio, after a visit here with his sister, Mrs. E. L. Watson. I'. E. Dar.nw and family, until rc cuilly residents of itrockway, left H;d:i fo. Twin Kalis. Idaho, where (I.e. may local, . .mif, W. J. tiiown retarded home to nice I, ill tola, alter a short visit line at the hem of her cousin, Kuiucci (;. L. F:lnt. Mis. I I n uu.l M! b Wllliii.itB, of lvu,'v, t'olo.. who have been l!i lill.bls oi iriends iu Ibis city, left to hiy for S.in Kiauclsco. M.'. en I Mrs. .Iain 's Mscltllti nr lycd in CohehniK Ibis mornlUK from Kearney, NV1., and will rer.ide he-e .v.th ttcl.- sitii-iniitw and il.tiiKhie,', vi.-. n:.l M.ri. Nlcoil. .Mrs Mucklln it d . r.t in :i(voiiut of uii Injured I Mi. Mid Vis. Xvil McCall left th's .lornli:., v;i their trip to St. Wll 'ani!', C i:;iila. wiiere his mother re- -ildcs. 'liicy will he accompanied as .'ar iih Nebraska by Mrs. Patrick teed, mother of Mrs. Neal Mct'ali, who will visit in that slate until her 4on-ln-luw and daughter start on their return west. Naw Oakluul, CalifonUa Tlie only Woman's Cottage on the Pidfic Coi,t. C)irtctv4 IHliS. Nrxr two ureal Univenairi. IdcAi climate throutfliout the year. Knlrance anil graduation rruuitemcnti equivalent lo 1ho,e of Stanford anu lnivcralty of CaJdornia. l.aboratoriea (or science with modern equip tncnt. lCxcellent opportunilica lor home) economica. library atudy, musle and art. Nlodern nvmnasiuin. Special care for health of atuilrnta, out-door life. President. Luella Clay Caraon, A. il Lltt. D., LL. D. tot catalogue adilrcaa Secretary, Mills College 1'. 0.t California Mrs. M. I.. Stephenson, of IliocK way. left today for Sunnyslde. Wash., to visit with her son. MRS. FRED FIELDS the candidates securing the greatest number of new yearly subscriptions during the next 17 days. If you have not entered the contest as yet your chances of winning one of the diamond rings on July 15th nro probably better than the candi dates who have been in the contest from the beginning, three weeks ago. The reason Is a very simple one. Candidates who have been in the race nil along have probably seen the big majority of their friends while you have a clear Held to work in. Isn't it perfectly reasonable then, that you should be able to col lect more new yearly subscriptions between now and July 15th, than a candidate who has already been over the Held. It is only the new yearly subscriptions that are Becured be tween June 28th and July 15th that will decide the winners of the two diamond rings. And here Is another very good reason why you should enter now, besides giving you these diamond rings you will also be given votes for the subscriptions you secure and if you wish to continue in the con test after July 15th. to compete for the t'JOt) Ford touring car and the 5-.." lot in .Miller's Addition that will be awarded on July 22d, you might do so. and those votes will be added to the votes you receive on subscriptions after July 15th. There are just seven days left after July 15th until the end of the contest, so If you win one of these diamond rings you will certainly have a very good chance of also winning the Fori touring car or the $250 lot. The diamonds to be given away on July 15th will be shown to you at any time at the jewelry house of A. S. Huey, from whom they were pur chased. They are valued at $75 00 and $50.00, respectively. Now here is a word to the candi dates who are already in the race. Look out for new candidates that enter the race now for supplemen tary prizes, they will be your most dangerous competitors, they will probably do so well working for the prizes that are to be awarded July 15th that they will stay to the finish. You have been working hard for the grand capital prizes since the begin ning or this good nntured battle for ballots and now is the time to le double your efforts. There are throe reasons why you should make UBe of every day between now and July 15t!i. I tie ni'Bt reason Is that the vote schedule that is being offered Is the very best that you will get from now until the end of the contest. You know how the vote schedule was cut and slashed after the triple vote of fer ended last Satprday nlgh.t And after July 15th it will be cut to a figure far less than those we are now offering. The second reason Is, If you work hard now for extra votes toward win ning the big Ford touring car you will also bo pretty sure of winning one of the diamond rings on July 15. The last reason is, the more votes you pile up the Icbb dnngerous your competitors will be. Work hard for these supplementary prizes during the next 17 days and you will kill two birds with one stone. You will get a supplementary prize and the votes as well. There are candidates who imagine that they can do more the last two or three days of this special offer than they can by working steadily right through the whole 17 days that thlB offer Ib in effect. If you are one of these believers you are simply de ceiving yourself and benefitting your competitors. If you wait until the last few days of this offer, you will more than likely be to.d that a more enterprising candidate was around after the subscriptions a week or ten days ago. On the 22d of July you will finally wnke up to find that the latter candidate has you lashed to the maBt. Oakland Outlook Made (iood. I OAKLAND. Or., June 28. The flue ruins of Monday a tut Tuesday ln- 'suie bumper crops of full grain and the spring sown fields have been ma terially benefit toil by the added moisture. Orchard and garden cropit never looked better, and farmers and produce raisers anticipate big bur-vests. Tills Means You. There Is one medicine that every family should be provided with and especially curing me summer iiiuuius. vis, Chamberlain s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It Is almost cer tnin to be needod. It costs but a quarter. Can you afford to be with out It? For sale by all druggists. C Mrs. A. A. tielwitB, of Edenbower, left Wednesdny night for Portland to visit with her daughter. Howard CalklnB and Guy Cordon left last night for the Ilohemia min ing district to do some usseBsing on property there located in tills county. Favorite Medicine for Diarrhoea. The uniform success that has at tended the use of Chamberlain's Col ic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has mado It a favorite everywhere. It can always be depended upon. For sal by all dealers. C For auto hire, call up Mel Thomp son at Thornton Kanchci's garage . Prompt service. dJ115 "Pride of Douglas" and "Queon City" flour bring results. Ask the Douglas County Mills, phone 13. dtf During hot weather you cannot af ford to make bread when you can got sanitary machine made bread at the Umpqua Bakery. dtt Call at Hotel McClallen Friday (AW.and to noon Saturday and have Dr. Lowe Bhow you tho new glasBes with which you can see all distances. Light, solid lenses; smooth, unbroken surfaces, no con spicuous HneB. Cementing done nway with. No clouding, and no lodging place for dirt, dust or germs to strain or disease tho eyes. Perfect vision with tho discomfort left out. Free demonstrations. ICE CREAM. For your Ice cream orders cnll up ttie Douglas Couuty Creamery. Phone 3-10. dtt Dr. Lowe, the well known optician Is now at Hotel McClallen to remain until Saturday noon. Ho has been coming to Roseburg fur almost 1! yours and has many friendB and patrons in Douglas County. He visits Roseburg In a professional capacity every eight weeks. Auto for hire, day or night service. Geo. Culver, Hotel McClallen. Phones: daytime, 2; after Hp. m 237-R. dtf Only a few cases of Onarga Co;t left. No moro on the market until this season's crop is packed. Uetler lay in a supply at once. You who have not tried Onarga brand of corn should investigate. You get a high grade piece of goods at tho ordinal) price. The Rochdale. daw The Lone Star Laundry Is now open and wants your business Ladles' und gentlemen's work s specialty. Family trade solicited Phone 380 and wagon will call fot your laundry, also deliver it prompt ly when rendy. Give ub a trial. Wt know the business from A to Z and we can satisfy tho most partlculai people. Olllco and plant at 101 Sheridan street, Roseburg. Farrand Uros., proprietors. dtf Everybody snys: - "Tho plnno at Josephson's Is fine. dtf Foley's Kidney Pills What They Will Do for You They will cure your backache Strengthen your kidneys, cor. rect urinary irregularities, build up the worn out tissues, and eliminate the excess uric acid that causes rheumatism. Pre vent Bright's Disease and Dia bates, and restore health and strength. Refuse substitutes. For sale by Markers Drug Co. No application Tor pardon has been made to tho board ot pardons of the lillted Suites I' Milte Hilary of Leaven worth. Kau.. Iu the care of James it. Todd, ire ohi-time biindit who he'd on a mane In Douglnr County In I So:! and vus sent up for life. Todd was convict, 'd ul robbing the I'nltcd Ptater mail and win: transferred to Leavenworth from McNeil's Island Ofiol )?r 111. llinti. II. W. Mc ('ianghi'Y, warden at Leavenworth, In response to u fpt-'ry rtrirdlng ti e rumor that Todd waH to be released, writes in n letter received yesterday: "Todd's r -cord as a prisoner has tb is far h.'cn cleir. He Is considered one oi the best h hived nu-u In the prir.en. Itts bi-.ilth l: about normal. 1 have hemd no'.iiiiig from any quar trr, however, to the !ff,'"t that he Is about to receive a pardon or commu tation of sentence, nor Indeed, have I heard that he is making application for the same. If ho is working In that direction, it must bo through his friends on the outside." n f rr , vVe publish all the ingredients ot HlCn til AIT Ayer I lair Vigor. Your doctor A U thus qu;cl.,y dedje any hair question. He can sec at once it cannot color the hair. 1,1.1.!... l lUI:.,l,.,l ,l-.i,L ,,ff lliin rW JO..rCa.. M mill ell'l'lll Killing iiiiii, , , ,1; iMiBitiiiJr--!nfr- COAL! COAL!! COAL!!! LADY WELLINGTON Gives more heat and lnsts longer than any other coal on the market. $11 per ton, delivered. Phoue 127. ORIce 130 South Jackson. Glassware Just Arrived! Large and Complete Stock. L. H. RHOADES & CO. $3000 Worth of Second-Hand Goods Wanted Roseburg-Marshfield and Roseburg-Myrtle Point, Stage Lines Hinges loavo Roseburg for both points at 0 a. m. dully. Office and Stable. Corner Rose and Washington Streets. C. P. Barnard, Prop. There is no Argument so Convincing As a look at the work we do. Take a shirtwaist from our loundry and compare it with one from any other place and its dollars to doughnuts we'll get your next bundle. "Keep to the Right" Roseburg Steam Laundry NEW OLD Subptns. Subptns. 3 Month 500 20 $ 150 Months 200 r3nn 12 Months ").. 91 r,i,. ..KIO(M 4110 10.00 c v .-uilHMI 125011 25. Years "M"'0 SKMI.WKLKLY REVIEW NEW Subptns. r.oo :Iimhi 1IIHHH) OLD Subptns. 2T.0 6it0 1600 T:,oo The l'p-lo-I)ato Woman. $ 1.G0 3.(10 COO 15.00 year . years years 2IMI0 4fi(K 2KHH soo 1250 6000 I 2.00 4.00 10.00 The woman of today who has good .health, good temper, good sense, bright eyes and a lovely complexion, ; tho result of correct living and good digestion, wins the admiration of the j world. If your digestion is faulty Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver 'Tablets will correct It. For sale by all druggists. C I Chau&uq a and college pennants, a choice selection at Roseburg Hook Store. dsw 0011 1 The best place to buy lumber is at the "Square Dealing" Lumber Yard Best prices, considering quality Also Rock Springs Coal and Dry Slab Wood. Try us m go away happy. I'HO.NK 242 Call and See Telephone 526 North Side Planing Mill Co. Just North of Kinney Spur, North Jackson St. VVe can fill your order for Lumber and all kinds of building material. Orders promptly filled and at reasonable prices. We also carry all kinds of Mill Work, fruit boxes, etc. Htrojiiil i 700 N. JACKSON ST. o Housewives Like Our Groceries Ikcausc tliey always kuow our goods cau be de pended upon. i , It's disappointing to the housewife when she tries groceries of inferior qualities and doesn't get the results in cooking that she is capable of. Do your grocery buying at this stoic and don't court disajipoiutinciit. HARNESS k JOHNSON Slicrlibin Street. The I'hono No. Is 1011.