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i f : 1- f Yells and Chiers Will Re-Echo for the Winner Candidates Rush : Uliese Candidates Have Exceeded the 100,000 Vote Mark Full Soeed Aheadf li A i n Be on the Alert for New Subscript ions They Bring Five Tines ' . as Many Votes as Renewals.,;: t ' , r .'f I .VCMMDl l.h: OF VOTKS roil KW Sl iiSrltll'TIONS; . J? TO TIIK IUII.Y AM) KKMI-WKKkt.Y HKVIP.V Jj "'"V A? Tliut will i-fiiuiiit In. effect until Saturday night, July l.libi'i' , AM V -.1 f' V 1 .1' Y'r 4? 'fUY5$&-:: "'-: By Carrier P.y Mall M R; Votes on Ti lce Voles on Prlcu NEW NEW Subptns. Subptns. 12 .Months 7."M MO HOOt) 3.00 24 Months.... 1(1000 10.00, M50O 8.00 6 Years .1001)0 2.i.00 Hoooo If). 00 ' SKMI-WKUKI.Y RKVIKW 1 year -(( $ 2.00 2 yearn l"oo 4.00 5 years aoooo 10.00 At.MA IUUNESS. Photo by Clark. MRS. J. WIWDKl.t, WKKII1T (I'lioto by Clark). .MISS MKDA TRACY Drain. Oregon MISS MAIIGK Mlt.l.KR (Phnto by Clark) mrs. A. E. ALDRICH . Phnto by Clark. MHH. ALMA HAItXIOSS MHS. J. WKXDKI.I. WlllliHT MISS MKOA Tlt.U'V MISS MAIKiK Mil, I, Kit AlltS. A. K. AI.DIlU'll MltS. KltHI) 1 IKI.DS MliS. P. I,. IIKAKII MISS SAUIK SMITH KOI. I, Oh' HONOR. iitchui-g . . . Iltisebur . . . I train . . . Gosehlll'g. , . . Roschut-g . . . Kiisehurg . . . Ymiralln . . . .Oakland . . I47,.VI5 . I l,1IIIO . f:tH,!J7.1 . Ilill.OlO . l(-',7:l(l . 01,1100 . HH.770 . .1I.X0.1 There are some exciting ehangetoj In the position of the candidates to day. Votes piled In from every di rection and every candidate ilk. the roll of honor added thousands of votes to her total except Miss Sadie Smith, of Oakland. It was. a banner day for the con test. Candidates seem to realize that the end ls-close at hand, and a pitched battle for first position Is - being waged. While tho polling of votes today was heavy, the race Is as close as it ever was. A 900 Ford touring car, by the closest margin ever recorded in a contest. Is In the hands of Mrs. Alma Harness at the present time. Just 573 votes separates Mrs. J. Wendell Wright from Mrs. Harness' claim. Mrs. Harness' gain today is 19,310 votes, while that of .Mis. Wright Is 819"). Miss Madge Miller, who has been holding third position for the past several days, was obliged to retreat to fourth place, under a heavy, volley of votes from Miss Meda Tracy, of Drain. Drain's popular candidate polled tho largest number of votes today, but at the same time advanced but one point. Miss Tracy polled over 26,000 votes. At tho same time Miss Tracy -s less than 9000 votes behind the '"Mrs A. E. Aldrich is steadily catching up to the lenders find is the fifth candidate to step over the 10.I, 000 mark.' She Is 4 4 000 votes be hind the leader of today. ith the liberal offer or votes given on new subscriptions, you should lime vci little difficulty. Mrs. Aldrich, in over taking the leader. ,.. i nrH nf Yoncal.a. ,,..' unnn vntes today, and itill lacks about 5000 of exchanging positions with Mrs. Fred Melds fun .liiiimiient. nn candidates, let's get down to business during the lasffo'ir . utr Riiprial oner. et talk the vote schedule over and see where you can get the most vntes for your eflons Dei.T.i lTa, ?, rd'av night, night to start .,.. v.n ahnrtest way Oiis battle is the safest way home. Shorten the distance and strens .i,n voir safotv by making n spectat or new vearlv subscriptions. When 5 Jit a new vearlv subscription IZ nV step further in the ne" " n ' , an this, you get mure i...i'-- - v,ltMa for m.n rscrionas you do for an oU,...."T,. ,h result? You've got to " '. . ... '! subscriptions Bet mi o '' .. .molint of vot. rr'new Ascriptions would bring " . v i,ve not gaineu o"-' ., VOIl. , tnward winnniK .six new subscriptions but six new subscriptions will cut a great deal of liiiure when tlie time conies to find out who the winners of the diamond ings are. So there Is absolutely no argument us to the class of subscriptions you should go aftei between now and Saturday night. Of course, we'll ad mit that it Is a little easier to gel a snnnlenienta. night, and your WIX OXH OF T NEXT SA'IT' -.mm. HKSK IIIAMOMIS liii.iv xk;iit. renewal suiscriition. hut are you looking for the easy side or this race? K you are. you can just take it rrom the contest editor that you are out lining anything hut a successful cam It's a little easier to get one re newal subscription than It is one new subscription. That's the frame of mind that some of you candidates are in, and apparently the way you lire working. You are deceiving yourself by setting up such a com parison. The question Is: It is easier to get five renewal subscriptions than it is to get one new subscription. It certainly Is not, and you are doing nwinm, yujwm- ai:coinimn..-wr COMMKIK IAI, Cl.l lt I.ADlIN ' HKCEIVK 11KAITIF11, GIFT. As a token of appreciation of the kindness of the ladles of the Rose burg Commercial Club In so beauti fully decorating with roses the cars of the Northern Pacific Railroad offi cials and Portland newspaper men. on the occasion of their recent visit here. Mr. II. C. Nut't. of Tncoina. gen eral manager of the Northern Pacific Hallway on its western divisions, has presented to the Ladies' Auxiliary a beautiful four-piece silver service. Each piece Is of solid silver and gold lined, and hears the monogram "R. C. C." on one side and "1911" on the other. This set was Bent to Mrs. J. 0. Zurcher, president of tho Ladles Auxiliary, with the compliments of Mr. Nutt. The surprise of the ladies is only equalled by their very high appreciation of this beautiful gift from Mr. Nutt on behalf of the party with whom he recently toured this state. The occasion of the visit of these gentlemen to Rosehurg is evi dently pleasantly remembered by them, and It certainly Is by those who helped to entertain them while here. o LOCAL NEWS. IK'Ali .NEWS. Misses Inez and Fay Kltcliln are I (he guestB or h'iends in Ashland, Win. Voorhles was In rrom Looking where they will also attend Cliautau- Glass tuday. . qua. Mrs. F. 11. Clifford and child., of. L. A. Devoe nnu uaiiRiiier nn.gai- l-, i. ........ i..i, M.,.i.,.. ,.ii,i r,,,- a il. Nell., are recent uirouia Halley. Idaho. Mrs. Ed. Noah and sou and Mi?. C. E. Shea and two children, of Mnrsiiileld, left here this morning for Olendalt', where they will' visit with friends. - Miss Iris Miuulck Is visiting In Eugene. Editor D. E. Vernon was over from Oakland today. Hon. A. F. Stearns was over from Oakland nn business today. N. J. Cochran, of the Soldiers' Monie, went to Albany today. Mr. and Mrs. (leo. Scott and son returned home to Grants Pass today, after a visit here with Mr. and Mrs O. E. Hampson. Norman Throne, of Ashland, brother or John M. Throne, Is s"einl Ing a few days in Roseburg on b 'fl ness. Miss Ella Stllz, of Jacksonville Illinois, arrived here Monday evening for a visit with her cousin, Mrs. .1 A. Hewitt, of Edenhower. A. Fields and his bridge crew re turned from Myrtle Creek this after noon. They have been putting some new supports under the bridge across Mvvtle Creek at the flour null J. II. Egermeyer and family arc here from Marshalltown. Iowa, vls't- ing with J. W. Campbell and family Mr. Egernieyer Is county attorney for Marshall County. He visited Rose- jourseir an Injustice by giving too , , .,lllnax- nnd was so well much tiiougnt to renewal sunscrip- e.ls0(1 thBt ,e brought his family Hons. . If you nre capable ot getting . ,his th)1P Tnev ,., decide to locsie thirty renewals you would nave 10 , rroi.n i.,t.r lo a whole lot or talking to convince u-.-nii nn,i xttKB Ilemler. or the contest editor that you could not: Mi,,llri H,.,ved here this morning Ltet fifteen new subscriptions In the same amount or time, and the fifteen new subscriptions will bring you Just twice as many votes for the grain, capital prizes that are to be given away July 22d and will put you just fifteen points up the ladder ror those diamond rings that are glittering In the window of A. S. Huey's jewelry house. By all means get a renewal sub scription whenever you can. but for the next four days make your long suit New yearly Mibscri pilous ir you want to take a seat with the prize winners. In counting up the num ber of new yearly subscriptions you have taken between the dates of June 2Hth and July 15th, bear In mind that a new two year subscrip tion counts as two yenrly subscrip tions and a five-year new subscrip tions counts as five yearly ones. Next week the vote value ot new subscriptions will be cut surprlslng Iv low. That Is the time that you won't loio much by having old sub scriptions on the brain hut. now. while this special offer of votes Is In effect for new one, two nnd live-year subscriptions, you simply can noi .n prize next t't"- ' do' nt j , , .,,, Very much with old Mrtv renewal .i,i give you one more vote than would subscriptions. - (CUT THIS OUT) VOTE COUPON GOOD KOlt FIVE VOTES itosi:nriio r.KViEW Candidate AddrjM 101 I. and went out to Winston to visit at the home of George Krosl. who rnme to Orenon with their fathers In 18 The young ladles are school teachers and are enroute to San Francisco to itienH the National convention of edncatorB. (i. W. Burnett, local agent for Ford automobiles, reports the sale of two more Model T, five-passenger touring cars: one each to A. I). Bradley and A. C. Marsters. TheBe are exart duplicated of the automobile being elven awav by The Review, and all three are expected to arrive here the latter part of next week. About ten thousand Ford cars were sold Inst month and the factory him therefore nut been able to '1111 orders with their usual promptness lately. o JIKLPl-'l li WOltDS. Iuj price of foodstuffs Una com trntn l the North Side Grocer?, dtl Roseburg and may become permanent residents of this city. Miss' Cora Trainer, of Council lllu lis. la., who has been the gu"st or Miss Nellie Myers, left this morn ing for San Francisco. It is better to live oil a desert island with a ouc-eyed parrot, that swears than to live ip a pearly mansion in Paradise with a dirty shirt. In the first place you don't need a shirt; And if you ever get into the second place Remember we do work for anybody, anytime, anyplace Roseburg Steam Laundry Roseburg-Marshfield and Roseburg-Myrtle PL. Auto Skage Lines Fare to Myrtle Point - $6.00 Fare to Marshfield - - $6.00 Touring Car to Myrtle Point - $8.00 Stages leave Itosebui-jr fur Ixitll points nt 0 A. M. dally. Office and Sdiblcs Coi ner Hose and Washington Kl reels. C. P. Barnard, Prop. w 10f You Can Buy Your Birthstone in a W-W-W Guranteed Ring at a Very Reasonable Price Tho next time you tiro serloiniy thinking of something to buy your self, be sure to think of this W-W-W Guaranteed King. Tho next time some of your family or rrlends suggest a gifl to you, remind them ot this really remarkable ring. This store Is the home of the W-W-W Guaranleed Ring the only ring in the world that Is worthy ot a guarantee the only ring that you can buy that will never cost you one penny ror repairs as long as you wear It the only ring that is made so well that II Is entitled I., a guarantee. No gift could possibly be more acceptable than such a ling, for whn you give n ling or this kind, the nipient knows that you are giving the best in rings, which certainly Increases the vauie or the ariu-'e to tlie one who wears it. and 'iirrespondingly Increases the pleasure of uoih the giver and "the one m hu re -elves it. ' These rings are hero for you In endless variety at reasonable pi ic '8. Call and See Telephone 526 North Side Planing Mill Co. Just North of Kinney Spur, North Jackson St. We 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. ' 7; A. S. Phone 338 HUEY Roseburg's Leading Jeweler. MMSSilCl i Housewives Like Our Groceries Because they always know our goods can be de pended upon. It's disappointing to the housewife when she tries groceries ' inferior qualities and doesn't get the results in cooking that she is capable of. Do your grocery buying at this store and doii't court disappointment. ' ' HARNESS & JOHNSON Sheridan HtreeC. The Phono So. I 10:1. From a llosebing Cftlwn. v,.i c.wl After MO'lV. Jl I V II Coupons must he ent In flat packages. Cut out;ncatly . nd mall or bring them Co Contest Department. Is your back lame and painful? Does It ache especially after exer tion? Is ther a soreness In the kidney region? These symptoms Indicate weak kidneys: There Is danger In delay. Weak kidneys fast grow weaker. Give your trouble prompt atten tion. (loan's Kidney Pills act quickly. Thev strengthen weak kidneys Read this Roseburg testimony: George Prnwman. 242 Hose street. Roseburg, Ore., nay a: "It Rives me pleasure to recommend Doan's Kid ney Pills, for they have been used In mv family with eirellent results. I do not think there Is any other prepv aratipn on the market as effective as Honn's Kidney Pills in relieving pain in the back and other symptoms of kidney trouble." For sale by all dealers. Price SO 1 rents. Koster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo. New York, sole agenta for the United Slates. Remember the name Doan and take no other Studebaker Wagons Buy The Best Mitchell Wagons Chamnion & McLormick JL Mowers Rakes Recognized as the "Standard Binders Tedders o Machines" all over the World. They don't cost you any more money than the cheaper con structed machines. L F. BARKER & COMPANY j. l. case Plows Michigan Buggies Implements and Vehicles iincpniinr' iuvrrl r