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You Should Look Just as Well
Going as Coming
SOPHOMORE
Perfect Clothes
Give Your Back the Lines of Elegance
Carnival will soon lie here ami every one
should look Lis best, l'icss well, k-el well
and have a good time.
Let us help you "make your appear
ance your mascot" Sophomore Per
fect Clothes do the work.
See our window for the latest crea-
tions in neckware. The "Merion" is
the latest collar same shape as
"Devon" with satin broache stripes.
Duds For Men
The Exclusive Men's Store, Opposite New Umpqua Hotel
A. J. HOCHRADEL
THE CAItXIVAL.
(Continued from page 1).
lain walked and ran Inter to second
and HoIHhIit n Hwat lor two sacks
Kent both runnera to the plale. Ilol
I Inter followed them when Mercer
atnglett. White Kosi'lHiifc was at b;it.
Wllhelm'H duplicate of Knight's oer-tho-fenee
drive In the firxi jnnlim
ended the run netting f " the day.
Hlliile, the (I. A. (' catcher, ;ik
Injured hy a foul tip hi the louith
liming, hut namely resumed his nrind
after a minute's rest . elirlUiiK a
round of upplnum' from the s i I ;i t -
orH. The 1 111 1 ii k lim--iii:
ItoHehu I'K
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E. Hunch
Perry
Pin da y
AlthmiH
Arthur
Jonei
Wllhelin
Dyttinaer
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Supple
llitlhsler
Johns
Knight
l.illhdale
Sehaeffer
lii-er
Howe
Manager U'elln. should he mnitiattt
luted on landing muh it nine Im Dm
hosehurg fnnn.
Free Demonstration
On Carnival Days
Pacific Coas't Bake Goods
Hili's High-Gradc Coffee
M 1 1 : -i c.it..- ;n f.iur
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The Bee Hive
(Phone 9D of Course
A Few Short Hours
and the .vkmU's', Rn-.i-inui; has
ever known will ! io .i 'ii .'; , ,;. .Mv( ,;,js
Not So With Our Shop
We will still continue vm,.;.;
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uesi ootainaDle in our r.uc :a i t,, i; 1 1 , o
most reasonahle in prices ' . ,n-:o
The Hat Shop
111 N. JACK SOX ST
i
Mis Majesty, In. 1. . llnyneH.
And lni iln on su pone wan IiIh
Majesty. (i'x I'r. inaria, who has kepi
eriticMl kucshiiik as lo Ihm identity
over shoe he nist appeared in puh
lie In n his mat-It was removed at
(lie conclusion of I he grand Ilia If ll
at I lie cainiv.i! hall al I he armory
l'i id a v n in Id , i he iv stood I hi miiil
inu and w 1 1 known e inaor of the
Im- T. W llaMM K The I In-ds
ol hi' faiois and dam. -is on the floor
si-iil up shout of jootiH aerlaim, ill
il ii I fed in h.iiidi'lappinK ami pressed
I ui a a nl l ot haml.-liak tun
Tlie rhit lol s dlMllle was so coin-pt-lr
thai lie i -nlli plot e v Ml Milled
his nto-i iniiniate iiinds. In fait,
he ciiiiiid'tl lo a If" of his friends
iliai I Inn- wen. limes v Ih-ii he didn't
e en k now himself So how should
you expect Hie ihlf tit know .' Any
;n, I oi ma ! a daud v im per
sonal or of im aM v. and his eiii hu
siastic suhe!s are alie.olv hooinilic
linn hit- the p.h ot ruler over the u-
tol inns I1.lt o II who ilet .-att ll t he
Su.lan ol Ttllke '1'tiev are certain
f e w.iu'cl !H.n antir the remainder
of 1e re.ilui Mf lliaf potentate.
I he I. ill w.i a tdi; -if cevS and
'.i iir.ir.iii' I'u'.'iio t ho
CII1LDS iV MiK.MS
vrybudy bad a glorioui tim: Two
hours beforu it opDed, Queo Vlula
held a public reciittoa lu ber 1o'm1
s'l 'j -uta at tlia Comuierclal Club.
Thnre the assemblage was euier
luiiifd by Miig Umrua Shepard, a full
blooili.'d Alaskan Indian Klrl, who
Ki'uduaies rioin a five-year courue at
Clifinawa this year. Mlaa Shepard
tanK and Hhut roiiea among her de
lighted hearera with bow and arrow.
Hit tonga wer: "S'lver Star." "Sll
ht Hell," and "Absent," with the
rh'.niawa Hand arcoiuanying, nnd
lii'.-d lllnl." with Mis Hetty Him ta
airomitanying ut the piano.
Tatlie Weekly Man Here.
Some of the carnival acenes of the
past daa were re-enacted today for
i In. Iii nerit or the rathe Weekly, the
motion picture film that goes all over
tin. world. Kalph K. Earle. photog
rapher for the company, secured the
views. ' He had planned to be here
at the opening day, but was detained
at Sacramento, Cal.. to get a view of
(.nv.'inor Johnson signing the anti-iilii-n
laml bill.
Oakland and ItosrburK are pluylng
h.is.'ball on the north side field this
alteration, the game having begun
.it :i o'clock.
Scrveil Ktrunlicrrjcfi (.alorp
That big truinload of Odd Fellows
and Kfhrkahs who spent 2 1-2 hours
lien; Kriday enrouttt homo from the
(Iruud l.otige sessions ut - Medford,
departed with numerous expressions
of glowing praise for the entertain
ment accorded them here. After be
ing served with luncheon at the local
restaurants and hotels as guests of
the Itoselmrg lodges of the order,
they were entertained at the Odd Fel
lows' hall where strawberries and
cream galore were served to all. I'p
on returning to the special train
roses were distributed to the visitors.
Ko highly were they pleased that many
declared that If Itoseburg should ev
er ask for a session of the. (.rund
Lodge to be held here (hey will be
more than glad to come.
Aiui'tig the local Kcbckahs who as
sisted in serving berries and distrib
uting ruses were: Minnie Lewis,
Itosina Patrick. Ilertha Wright. Vivi
an Hell. Lea Stephens. Ida Turnell,
Merle Patrick, Clara Patrick, Mattle
I Stephenson. Louisa Cockelreas.
lillie Johnson, Violu Adams, Mar
garet Kmery. Nellie Milledge, Hullo
Htcplicl.son. f'lata Cawfleld, Lulu
l.indtev. Mrs. I.. Crocker. Mrs. 1).
Flske. Mrs. Ilaminilte. Allle Fickle.
I Hit. Clillgelil I, Kdytbe Kelley.
and many others. ('. II. Patrick and
I. F. Milledge accompanied the train
here limn Medford, and a large re
.cptinn committee greeted the visi
tors en their arrival.
ll.ltl I'elloUH Highly 1'lease.l.
The following message of thanks
and appreciation was wired back to
lioseburg alter (he special Odd Fel
lows train departed from here at 2::!0
P in. it sas:
Kit route. May 24. IMS.
To Pliilelatiau Lodge No. s. Rising
Star Lodge,-No. 17 1. I'nion F.ncamp
ni, lit No !i. nnd Kebekah l.otige No.
II. Itusi lung Oregon: Please at-
cent the
fellows
idi'iisam'
slncere thanks of turn odd
hi, I Ueli.kahs (or the very
icceplinn anil excellent
least :i
'oi:. Hi,
iinli'tl tti lis .luring our al
lot. Iiiief a sta ill nur clt
in Mni ::. t'otiiiiianil us at any tinie
li the liilure nr any favors we may
eTt lid ill it'liirn.
hi behalf "f Moir guesis of yester
l.iv, in, lulling all of the members of
Hie I'.iaiitl Lodge and Kebekah As
selublv, this is signed.
YVM CALLOWAY.
Ii. ('.. M , ami Coluniittee.
Tiller Itiiii.h Performs at I'nlr
tiroliuils.
hi, I vnii brave the dust and heal
r esl,'i,lay nlii'l'iiiMiii anil go out
ti Hie t.iir grounds'' And were you
ullf ot I lie hllllilleils who, fur three
hours, patiently sat there in the grand
.laud or mi I he grassy lull slopes
under the trees, or ill automobiles '.'
Well. It n were, you were reward
,.,. t,,r tlid i.u not see scores of
lill.illes r.tptinc and bang a gang
.it it, sl','1 .tdet-s who. right there lie
lore .our er e.s. Iiatl robhetl the
Kmc coach which runs through
lIustlMiig to Portland'.' Of course
inn did. and alter 'twas all over
lido I veil breathe a sigh of relief,
in, I s;iv something like this: ' Cruel
is I lie Tiller folks seem. Ihev are
,,uU doing their duly-".'
n tin I seem merciless to string
hose had men up bv their tucks
,111111 they were dead, dead, dead
,,,lisi Hut didn't one ot them slap
Veteran Stage Uriver Tom Hlirnelt
!i the wrirt'.' M.ivhe you did not
see the episode, itl t excitement
which pr. v.nle.l. but that's just what
he bad man did" Imagine it! and
ught bete In lioseburg in Ibis vcar
., ,,nr Lord. im::.
Ii Mei were disappointed because
...a did net see more hmking bron-
, I, I. line not the Ti'.lentes If
i h.ose went I'Uik. von can't make
linii can von" '1'ourse not. Well.
1 . m w hat s the matter Hh ou ?
M.nlic oii. kind reader, were not
n .itietidatice at yesterday's wild
.m .1 peitoi in, in. e bv Tillerites II
... m.u wi I want lo know something
,l,at t!. show W herefore. I shall
4,c von a few tads in ibis conuce
",.ii H. sides ridding this neck o'
be weeds ot one of the most il.lll-
reus hands of bi g h w av men that
. , r t.illopetl down the teke. the Til
er aggn gallon raced, rode anil roped
tew riders from licehurg and
,,i ,,., neailn places assisted them.
Ii: lg, s C M.irsters and K I.
M'll.r ,, Ii, .selling, and II H. !lx
,e, ,,f lnvenville. awarded the prizes
tor 1, licking horse riding to Frank
l.aiiiteiibetg. of lioseburg ilirstl and
lie I, I'.fan. Ii. i second
The iiiiat L r mile woman s horse
.,. ., crack, riack. Miss Mal-el
-i'1,,,1 o' W I'l, in', finishing otilv about
ten ui. lies ahead of Mls Mvth Han
in .' Hosebiirg Mrs. Anna Stearns.
,. Tiller, i alee n third
In 'lie three hoi mile relay
. ,, , Torn W a'lacc of Oakland, won
,;il Vlctol Short of Wilbur was
' M,.'I. M.,!l Shell of Wilbur won
!, woman's three hoise relay race,
v M. tiil,' Furlong, being second.
, 1 ii-s Maggie lU'own. of Tiller.
p , l, ..king horse riders were:
. icunont and Joe Hitinvitio. oi
l i.n.k l.angetlberg. of Kosii
l eb I' jiieli, Jesse Tapp, of
SHOES
ANY TIME, AT ANY
We Lead in Style and
THE QUALITY SHOE STORE
218 N. JarkOD. Next to P. O.
Oiikland; Waller Hart, or Ten Mile
and Oliver Caltoii, of Kiddle. Of
them, the judKeti favorahl mention
ed the two latter.
V hi In hfliiK chased around the
track hy rhleis with lassoes, a hull
escaped therefrom and ran wild over
the Bcvorul acres inside of the race
roiiryp. One of t hi Imrliintr horsen
also ran around the track and leaped
over the fence near the H'uhteti.
The Chemavva Indian hand played
throiiKhout the. afternoon and re
ceived well merited applause.
Liveryman Sam Smlth'H horse wan
the only animal which really hacked
in Inn outlaw style.
Harry Pierce ol JtosehurK, was the
official announcer anil .la men l,nt
tare, one of the Cheniawa Indians
liroved ullo expert In fancy lassoing.
W wither .MhiTk OhservutioiiN.
At noon today (ihserver Win. Hell,
of the 1. S. weather bureau, went up
In the captive balloon. takltiK some
of the scientific recording instru
ments from his office. The haro
Kruph nhowed the highest altitude
reached to he Jimtl fi.ft above sea
level, or l.'.no feet above this city.
The thermograph showed a temper
ature of tilt at that altitude, an
against SI at the street level. Thin
watt the highest altitude reached hy
the balloon since it ban been here
and the view. .Mr. Hell says, was
magnificent, the snow covered moun
tains In the Cascade range being
visible, as well as a great expanse of
territory in all directions. Mr. Hell
enjoyed the trip aloft immensely.
MOOSi : ATT K.N T I X !
Special meeting Sunday at lodge!
room at I 'i A. M . for the purpose
of initial ing candidates. j
P. K. 1-OSTKIt. I
I lictalor. 1
An lAcrllent Cough .Medicine.
The soothing and healing proper-,
ties of Chamberlain's Cough Iteuiedy
make It especially valuable for
roughs and colds. It is pleasant and
safe to take and contains no narcotic,
l-'or sale by nil dealers. C
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MOTHER CRAY'S
SWEET POWDERS
-F FOR r.HM DRFN'-
A l'.i.inlli-l lur Kvcrll.if mm.
I'an.i nutllnn. II c n .1 n I. .
h I. .mi..-1. l'roul.l.-M, i'c.-ll.liiH
II l.nr ilrr. mI II f.lro.
TndaM.rk. ,nsll a, ."m n ui.iAs J."i.
OONtBCCept S ,l,il.' vn,l,',l I I" (' I- . A,,lr...,
ii ,.uli.i,lolu. a. S. OLMSTCD. L Roy. N. Y.
LOCAL XKW9
Help Wanted W'e need twenty
more ladles nl the Tillsoti Hacking
House. Long job. inagcr Kruit L'o.
Let Stone tune your plauo. I
Wizard Fertilizer is odorless, last
ing, and gives wonderful results. ;
Your choice of men's new $ I shoos
for 2.i.'. at the big "Hot Arnualllted"
Sale at .losophsotl's. i
Wizard Fertilizer Is sold only In
lb. clean, while i niton bags fl.T.'..
and ; lb. carious 'J",c. It's guaranteed.
The best Is always the cheapest.
Hoe Hive si. mils for Host. J
For dental services call on Dr. .1
R. Chapman. Ileview building, dswtf
For (be best dip of coffee in Itose
burg, try the famous Corona Hlelld
at Lewis' ltestauranl. tos West Cuss
Fidget- s coffees, leas and apices al
Marshall's. j
to heel," and save money on every-,
thing you buy, at the big "(let Ac
quainted' Sale at Josephson's. j
Douglas County Creamery butter1
only TPc two pound square Ask,
your grocer tor It. Patronize home
industry. j
Talnott'B original 25c dog rome.liel
at Osburn'i l'harniacv. dsw
Men s .". Florshelm Oxfords f r
$1 !.'. at the big "Cot Acquainted"
Sate nt Josephson's. 1
Choose any of our newest and nic
est ladies' f:i ,',i shoes at J'J. !.'.. ut
the big "(let Acquainted " Sale at
Josephson's. j
Dr. J. n Chapman, the Ptntlst,
la now located In rooms S, 9 and 10.
Review building. dawtf
Ho, ye of weak soles, come to SOS
N Jackson street and get them done
with good material nnd nt a fair
price Also washing nnd Ironing
nentlv and well done, called for and
delivered. IV Davis djll !
Felt pennant s, a new and large
t-ollectieli on sale at the Koscburg
Hook Store. dlfi
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Outfit the whole family from "head
Call for I'ure Maple Syrup nt the
lice Hive. Wo have a limited quan
tity only.
CASTOR I A
For Infanta and Children
The Rind You Have Always Bough!
Ban lh
dignatur of
R. L. Stephens
Come in and "get acquainted" with
the many tempting bargains we are
UNIVERSITY OF
Summer School
Twenty five Instructors
Distinguished Eastern Educators Added to Regular Faculty.
University Dormitories Open. Hoard and room at $3.50 per week.
Reduced railroad rates. For complete illustrated catalogue address
The Registrar,
University of Oregon, Eugene.
EVERY LITTLE BIT HELPS
FOR CARNIVAL QUEEN
One vote with each 5c purchase; 25
votes with each $1.00 purchase at
Johnson's Drug Store
Phone 31 North Roseburg,
PHONE 380
LONE STAR LAUNDRY
tuck of fancy and itaple groceries always on hand at the
WEST SIDE GROCERY
Is the best money can buy and In addition to right prices we guar
antee the quality. Save time and money by trading with ns.
DOWELL& FOSTER
PHONE 29 WEST ROSEBURG, ORE.
Commercial Abstrafl Co.
Abstract of Titles Blue Prints
Filing Papers. Etc.1
WE WILL GO ON YOUR BOND
Insurance
aol PKRK1.M BV1LDCI0
For ANYBODY
ANYWHERE
PRICE
Quality
FIXE SHOE REPAIRING
Bbop In Rear of Building.
offering during our "Get Acquaint
ed" Sale. Joaephson's.
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REGON
June 23,
Aug. 1, 1913
Fifty Courses
HE GRAND GRILL
"The Rector's of Roseburg"
Music 6 to 8 P. M , daily
Sunday Dinner
12 Noon to 8 P. M.
Short Orders
At All Hours
THE GRAND GRILL
( You Will
Proudly Hold
Up
the shirts wo launder for you. ho-
rauso they will he examples of thu
best kind of laundry work. A fine
domestic finish put upon every nrti
He; but not until the article has been
i thoroughly oleanaod. If you are par-;
titular as to the quality of your
laundry work, you will find It to your
i.rivatit.iiTi to ftPtirf viMir llnpn tn 11 a I
Conveyancing
ROSKBCBO, OREGON
F. A. LACEY, Manager
5ATURDAT HIR Did
SHOW
LAsmicitiTonnraoniYAi
So We Keep the
BEST LAST
UICKWICK
J- APER
In 2000 Feet
FEATURING FUNNY
John Bunng
The acti r seems a liv
ing Rt production of
Cruikshauks Famous
Cartoons'
BI0GRAPH FEATURE
Near to Earth
This is the Best You
Have Ever Seen
5c and 0 c
TOMORROW
Another Feature
TWO REEL SPECIAL
SHYLOCK
The Merchant
of Venice
Stay Over And See It.
Sidewalk lumber cut ready to lay.
Page Investment Co. Phone 242. tf
Ii. J. Denn Transfer
Company
Household goods, piano, baggage,
lumber, wood and a general transfer
business. Baggage checks called for.
AH goods carefully handled. Charges
reasonable.
Office phone, 102; residence pbont,
196-L. Roseburg, Oregon.
Patronize Home In
dustry Douglas County Creamery
Co., makers of Pure
BUTTER & ICK CREAM
Phone S40 420 X Jackson
Roeburg, Oregon
P. 8. We pay highest market
price for butter fat and sweet
cream.
Sutherlin
Wine Co.
The Summer time is here,
The proper time for beer.
Mail your order or
Phone 51
J. H. Cutter, 0. K.
Blend Spec $1.25 bot
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