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Newspaper Page TextEVENING ROSEBDRG REVIEW MAV 21, iota. LIGHT ENGINE HITS MOTOK NKAIl liHANTS 1'AMS; Kl. IVIl Itlill. GRANTS PASS, Or.. May ::!. - SU jtersons were injurt'il pfrluiiHly in it wreck cauited by u ifar-wnl rolll-tUni between a Suiilhern I'millc motor car, rtiiininK bctwncn Cranttt Push iiiiiI AHhlantl, lilitl SotllhiTii I'urilii' i-hkIih No. t'', riiiiuliiK I Ik lil behind tin inolor, three miles koiiiIi uf IIiIk tlty about 6 o'clock tonight. The Injured are: ApKUKt (locUm-he. engineer tut mo tor; but k ttfritiusly w renehed it nil buck of hetttl nil. Mrs. Kinlliil huhl'l, of Kanle I'olnt, urui broken by brini; thrown 111 nlBle, striking HKititiHt. ni-;iI. Arthur KIIIh, tinkle Hiiruinoil. MarcuH Itroun. teeth kioke,l out and fttt'it bruised. Cluuilc llnriltin, t-ltfttililcr wrem-liei and bulk hurt. W II I tit in llcrulr, right Hint Injur.. I The motor hud flopped ut the tUni ,to pick bp fishermen and was a lil 1 tie behind time. Conductor klal) aaa lu charge of tha motor and Lnaineer II. C. Iiiiinlny and Fireman Erau Winter of the light engine. Dlnnlny tlitl not observe thai the motor hail iiIM. il until the llremun saw it just luriiuml a eurve. Iliitniity reveraed I In- engine mill whistled, but it wax Ittio tlltl'. The etiKiue skidded into the rear liorilnii ot the motor, jmrtlully tele siopiug M, knorkillg off the rear truck anil totutly wreeking the real ml. leaving the motor rcKtiiiK on the pilot of the engine. Tite injtireij ui'i'e brought to finints l'as am placed in the hospital. OBITfARV. WHICH WE CLAIM TO RE Of any K't-rlrliqiilrk liHtnl or eOiorblluiit Id h Our Goods in Price An' HiiIimI In gualiry lUiril lliuli. Anil I hat In why wi tisk )nii all to roiiio lnro uhi'ii oii liny Bread, Buns, Pies, Cake Or Anything I'Im that linkcre liaKo. The Oregon Bakery 328 North Jackson i4i-k ; lirop. If Ph-nMil VoiiM lie With tin Mr.it You liny Trade Here Fur llt'f to Itmi.st or IWk In I Vy Trade Here lU'vt mill lork Our .milium Cmp, You'll Fiiul I h Always tin the Hop Si-riitiiloiitl' rlmn, Vo I mi I lie lot Trade Here The Economy Marke.i OfK Knhlhaxra, lrop. PHONE 58 Good Trees cannot be grown, re gardless of the quality of the soil or care, un less you have the right kind of trees to begin with Come and See the kind of trevs we sell before you buy. We guarantee you never sa warty better. Prices Right Roseburg Nursery Co. KITCH1N & BLACK Proprietors Woiuli-rful Skin Halve. IIurklun'H Anilia Salvo Ih known otTwhHr it a tho bent remedy made for all tlihcam-H of tlio nkln. and also for burns, briti'H nud boiln. lioduces iiiflniiiiutillnn inn) 1b sooMiiiifC and iM-iiliiij;. J. T- SoKsiiHinn. pitbliHlii'i of tlio N'cwu, of I'ornHhiH. N. C wnl'8 that one ut li'iH'J tt: tf-rloui' Kkin ailiii'-nl iifti-r totier n'liicdit-K f:itl l. Only -'.t. UrcomiiKMided b ill d niKK'stH It SI MtlV l ' 1 1 1 : I III IU IIKS .i:. i him li, South. Itrv rhoina, raptor Sunday h 1 o ii. m ; n-ariiiiK at .11 Junior I.i'iitn' at J : :i'i . in. l.raKNi' at 7 j. m ; prajt-r uu T : ;to CtliMhda: fvt'iiiiiK HiiltJiM t Sniida v inoniiiiK : Ama.iiiK Cilt of l.ovi." Hi tf Hm iinioii H-rvIre al (Ih tlnM' will he no I'vciilnn h our rhurt li. Kr body in t imilt'd lo woiHliip willi us. Arthur lioul at u. m.; ; Si-nior i'Huk at Sermon "The a count AriiHiry rvice al onlially 1'ri'j.l.ytrrian, Itcv. I'aiil.. .f. - l.uv, 'a I or- Su nday ki-IiooI at I o a. in MorniiiK worship al II; subject: I'lw Making of a Ihiu Junior Kinh'or nl :t p. m. Y. 1. S. C. K., 7 p. in. Then- will be no evening m-i ii e nl Ibis I'him-li, but we will unit.' with the Klrst M. K. Cliuuli in l uion service. Following Ih tbe mtiHf 1 1 programme of moi iiIiik nervjee: imI So Loved the World . . . .StaintT The choir. rhou Will Keep lllm ('alien i Kntiii oratorio "lraiah.") Mk llaldemaii. Melhoilit l-:piMotaI, lte. Ale- niiler A. Mailman, 1'a.lor Tern pit- :'i-v iiiarlern at I'm Armory. Sunla tctmol al Kpworih 1-eaKtie per i al 7 o "rim k p in. 'I'hi' preach n i; tter let s are special bolh morn ua and cwnhtK and will bet: in at I I o riot k and nVlorlr. Ill the IllOfU mil; the pa:.tor will pnai ti the mem- irial Heiinou. Tin- ; A. K. Viwt liite Ibis -ar with I lie stildielH at the home and hae invited Ihtj o man a Itelief t oi ps. I he Spanish- Amei trail veti rans, t he Confederate soldiers,, and, Die National fiuard to pari U-lpalc. Tlie evenitm servicr h union service of all (he ch tin ties and the paslor will preai h the Haciiilailte herinon lo Die graduates ol 1 1 u MiK'h Stliool. All Hie choirs of tin lilt 1 1 lies Will unite ill I he SINKING leaiitiiul iniic lor the oirasiitii. i hiisiiau. Iti . .1 V Mi t'otinell, .i; toi Sniitl i m hol al 1 1' a in : it. a h i 1 1 u at I I a in . stihp I. ' U hat ,.-M " 1 1 1 r Ii ;. h,...l sludeiils hiiilld hear tliis sernioii. No plea. Iiini: at In ( 'hi im Lin 'Inn rh Hand a v e fil ing on account of the ban alaur.-ati tniiii at tlie Armorv. Ilplxiopal, I lie It.-v fb.nl.-H Wilson ll.ikei , i t i tor. The Miuda a! i-r Trin It v Molv ( 'ouinninioii a I .'. a mi , Sunday srhool at ;i ii ; moiniuK pia r at II; e. nin tatei- at 7 : ii" Ml ate o i ili.il I in II. ,1 hi tiiese sellres. I hiisiiau Science, corner Lane and M int siirt is Sunday U'HHOtS-jnrmoii II a, in . hilbjecl. "Soul mid lt,.iv " Siindav s. hoot at !' : I"' a. in ; Wedtu -dav . rnnm testimonial at s Ml ale unite. lo atlelid tlo-se set b-.-s. Shaky Collateral. Aii aiheitl.seiiifiit taken from a niori ut: paper dit i w a to w ha I n pas.i a :eiihit may conn1 In a ri'itt city ':i ii i i A col la bora tor. by n younj: l.i iMicht. The play Is already writ vii. .'ollalxiratnr to furnish iH.nrtl nud d in it II play Is produced "- Ar..naut A Linguist. "Mrn. tlabber spviiks bcvcu Inn uaues " 'l-'lueiitlyr "Almost sliiiultaneoiwly." - iUrinhiK tt i tu Aye Herald Charles Frederic Thrasher, aged 2 yearn, 6 uiontbs arid 25 days, passed to his reward from his par ents home near Scottsburg, May 5, 19i:t. He was norn on Hutter Creek in I'matilla County. The family re moved in his early Infancy to Benton County, where they resided until about a year oro, when they rame to t heir preMiMit residence. lie Ih Bur- vived by his parents, Mr. &od Mrs. B. P. Thrasher, three brothers, Theo dore, ot Falls City; Ralph, of Sum mit, and Joe of Melrose, and an only sister, who is at home, Miss Witinl fred. A host of friends ulso mourn the demise of this young man. A brother and sister preceded him to tlie great unknown lu their in fancy. For the last seven. ears "Fred" had been in failing health. During the last three years of hit decline In health, he failed rapidly, though be was confined to bis bed for only about one week before bis untimely transition. Throughout his life be exhibited a cheerful disposition and a happy mood, always delighting In sacred music and often singing mer rily as he went about. The song, "lie Hidetb My Soul." seemed to give a peculiar newness of spiritual life, while his physical being steadily ON ANY HILL YOU HAVE The Motor Power to take you up! The Brake Control to bring you down ! Prttty Buiy. "Ii he making jcoihIV' "He must be. He never mvnm to have time t stop a ud tell mi) Ukly about It " Ivtteii Krey I'ress To Pe of Her tee is a solid foundation lot contentment lu this werld. -CM miles W F.I lot ' I or the Weak and Nenoiin. Tired out. weak, neious men and rt 1 1 tin -ii would fee! ambit Ions, etirr a;, tic. full of !lte and ulway hav a :ood apatite if t hi-y would do the rfeiisiMo Hung tor health- take Klec Mie Hitter Nothing better for the .tooia. h. Itver or kidues. Thou .ni.N miv tliev owe thetr lle to thin .m !: (u! home reined v. Mrs. O tjii'm vi'iit. of Vestal Center, N. Y.. ..os "i repaid Klcctrlc Hitters as ..no ef the fcr.MloSt of kUIs 1 Call n er (oi tet w hat it him done for tie-- Ci-t a bottle ;oiiUidf and see w !.at h ilifeievce it will make in . mi: he.ilth "nl .'Oc and $1 00 l;. . onmi. r. led by all drunn.sts M r.mrv --oi-i'i ii .i, Ibe he.it assorted, -'i le K.o. ertes. t be b- rt nele. -ted . w . ;u;. f i 1 1 : s. lb.' freshest md t- Mud our merchandise l i e 1'. e Hive of . ourse Mr 1. V. Watesmau has placed a complete itot k of .iterruan's ' Ideal fountain pens on ttaie at the KoM'hu I'K Hook Store , complete attsortmeiit to select from. dtf THE 1913 MOTOCYCLE Thousands of the 1913 Model have been on the road since last November they're making good all along the line. Enthusiasm over the new comfort features has run riot. If you have ever ridden a motorcycle you'll be enchanted with the 1913 Indian Cradle Spring Frame and equipment of foot boards in addition to pedals. No more jarring, bumping or vibration. No more leg cramping. The last and worst of all tlie old discomforts swept away. With the Cradle Spring Frame the old spiral spring devices are completed discarded. The high powered machines of today demand a combination of rigidity and resilency which the leaf spring system alone can give. Study the Cradle Spring Frame. Better still, try it. The Indian Motocycle li.i-i always plenty ut' power in reserve beyond that iiei-e-.;iry tu take you over the road at to 70 miles an hour. The power ful Indian motor and chain t iauini--sion will lake you up any hill. You can start on any upgrade. Tlie Indian Free Engine Clutch not only lends ex treme "llexiliilit v" to the power t ransinit led to ilu- rear wheel, hut makes the Indian tlie "uiotorevele with a thousand speeds. I'rake control on the Indian is simple, positive and instantaneous. The Indian Band Brake at the huh of the rear wheel can now he operated both 1 - hack pressure ou the pedals and by the action of a foot lever close to the K fi foot hoard. Steep roads falling auav into winding vallevs with "S" turns and railroad crossings need hac no terrors for you. When you make a trip on an Indian you are always sure of getting back. THIS IS THE CRADLE SPRING FRAME of the Indian Motocycle Note the long, flexible leaf springs, also the hinge joint at the forward end of the rear wheel fork. The wheel bounces upward in pus- iii)! over obstacles and rough T"ls en the road. All shockl tiiken i-M by tlio springs without affect- iiitl the body of the machine. The rider is nut jolted or shaken. 11c feels only the smooth gliding motion. Vibration is pre vented. The I'M. Indian rides as smoothly as if it were running on air. An immense saving in the life of the motorcycle is the re sult as well as perfect Comfort to the rider. The Crndle Spring Frame is the talk of the whole motorcycle fraternity makers and riders. There are numerous other important improvements and no less than 29 inie: r "refine incuts'' in the VHS Indians. No increase in price. Conic In and ak for a fn Detnocetrmtlon Single Cylinder $215 7 H.P. Twin Cylinder $265 J. H. SYKES GUN STORE weakened toward th fatal collapM. - Rev. Earl Brown, the M. E. castor at Elkton, offlclattd at the funeral. CARD OF THANKS. Mr. and Mrs. Thrasher, their sons and daughter, wish to extend their heartfelt thanks to all friends, neigh bors and othera who so kindly assist ed thrni during their son'a and brother's last Illness, and the sad hour of this so grevious a bereave metit. THE FAMILY, ' For a dollar a pair fa effwrtM jou babies' reiular 1.69 ahaaa, 4arr Ing tha big "Gat Acquainted"; Sato at Joaepbaon'i. Keep jour j on Haddaz'a wla dow and job will se tha beat ahoe-. making eer dona In Oregon. Sit N. Jackson street. dtf Andel'i Answers on AutoaaobUaa, for owners, drirers and repaJrara. The 1913 edition now on sal at tha Roseburg Book Store. dtf :ki jackson stui:kt. HOSKIII'IKl, OltKtiON Ol'fOSITK POST OFFICE. J. H. Sykes' Gun Store A full and complete line of Fishing Tackle. Remember, I par Parcel Post charges on Fishing Tackle to any point In the county. I carry tha most complete and up-to-the-minute Una of Guns. Bicycles, Amataat tlon, Etc., in the county. Call and see the new Indian and liar ley -Davidson Motocycles WITH THE SIDE CARS WARM WEATHER COMING Soon is the Verdict of the Weather Man and when it does come you know it will be warm enough o' nights, without stuffy, ill snielling oil lamps, to add to your.discoinfort. Why not avoid it by having electric lights installed now. Douglas County Light & Water Co. Ph3J361, R.93eburg, Oregon For the benefit of a customer Who Wants to Know If we can send Laundry by Parcels Post, we answer that Our Laundry is so neatly put up that it makes a Peach of a Package by Parcels Post. No matter where you live, your laundry can be delivered at your door if you send it to the pridrRiTDr1 - - - il VWkJLilJ l J 1VVT s 1 i r Steam Laundry ;' n x Viaf I Phone 79 Roseburg, Or , v i, - s J - -- ..J That is, the Initiated all say, that you don't know what good Root Beer is until you have tasted the Genuine Hire's Root Beer tho best thing ever placed before a hot, tired, dusty and thirsty man. Ue sure to put It In your knapsack neit time you ga a plcknicklng. ROSEBURG SODA WORKS Autaortied bottlers of the Oenulna Hires' Root Beer. Phoae Jt4. Automobile ud Itiryrle Work a Specialty. Bicycle Q. T. SHANKS & CO. MACHINISTS ALL KINDS OF FINE REPAIRING Roseburg, Oregon .110 X. Ja,-kmn Hrrrrt ct to S. K. 8kee.' Lubricating oils, cup grease, transmission grease, special motorcycle oil. spring repairing, best in city; knife grinding, boxes r-babsted Journals turned, any machinery repaired in up to minute atyle Poet lively guarantee good work at reasonable price. 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