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Newspaper Page TextREMEMBER The Rose i the only exclusive -Kandy Kitchen and Ice Crean Parlor In RoBeburg. where all our timels devoted to making dainties of all klDda. We cau not fail to pleaae you. , Phone your order to THE ROSE where you get the best RLffl EVENING ROSEBURG Jl'XK Itt, iui.i. MOKE AIIOI'T HALL (iAMKS. Editor Review; Aa some complaint lias been made about the hits al lowed the Baptists in the score print ed in your paper ypmerduy of the Baptist-Methodist Twilight League game, 1 wish to explain them as fol lows: The hit credited to the third I inning, was made by Stephenson, who , bunted slowly to third but. That fielder picked up the ball without a fumble and threw the ball perfectly j to first base. The umpire declared .Stephenson Bafe. Naturally, aa be I had beat the ball, I had to give him la hit. The identical same play oc curred In the next inning with Ack li'V. making hit 2. Uoodman fol lowed with a good, clean single. Three hits so far. The other four hits came In the Slxth inning. Ackley knocked a liner to S. S. tloodburn, who reached for Lace Front Kabo Corsets Large Line Human Hair Switches Guaranteed Bell Millinery Third week of the June White Sale. A splendid line of the newest wash materials for women and children. Every white article greatly reduced. White skirts to wear with the Ralkan blouse, $1.50 to $1.95. Ideal shirt waist for summer wear. Beautiful line of house dresses for 95c. j.lnen dustersand auto veils, i Bell Sisters Bldg., Roseburg, Ore. Are You Going CAMPING This Summer? Iu the mountains the nights are usually cool, you enough Blankets aud Comforters? Here are a few prices: Good sized Comforters $1.25 values Special $1,715 values, (larger size) Special 2.50 values (extra large) Special - COTTON BLANKETS 85c values special 59c $1.00 values special $.50 val. special $1.29 5lb wool blankets regular S5.00 values special 61b wool blankets regular $6.00 values special TERCINSKI'S A "STORX FOR EVERYBODY" Have 87c $1.39 $1.89 89c $4.39 $5.19 MOWERS, BfNDERS, Rakes, Hay Loaders and Stackers MANUFACTURED and GUARANTEED BY John Deere We have the most complete stock of Cutting and Harvesting Machinery m the county, and the price is right. Call and see us. Roseburg Feed and Fuel Co. PHONE 163 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 TH&&RAND GRILL li w'.tH hit right band, but eeatd-hot hold tbe Ball, t ruled that the ball j wai too bat to handle with a bare band, and called tbe User bit No. 4. 1 Goodman again followed with a clean single to centerfleld, making hit No. 5. Tbe other two hits were absolutely untouched by any player. one being by Wlmberly between left and center field, and the other by Pickens over Whipple's head. Seven hita In all, two alow bunts, 1 acratch and four clean one-base bits. The Methodist pitcher ia credited with five atrlke-outa in the tabulated score. Three or four oitner Bap tists fanned the air, but the catcher did not hold the ball, and the run ners were either put out at first base, with an assist to the catcher, or safe on error. A play of this kind in a tabulated score can not be called a strike out, for the reason on an error of this kind a man might make a tally. A tabulated score la some thing like double entry bookkeeping. every play muat be recorded and ac counted for. and it would be ridlcu- loua to charge a tally and an out to one runned on the one time to bat. E. Y. STRONG. BILLY SI' Ml AY BRINGS 111IIU-: STORY TO DATK. Evangelist Hilly Sunday, who has been conducting a series of revival meetings in YVUkesbarre, Pa., recent ly gave his version of the eucounter between David and Gollah as fol lows: Saul and all his sons except David. went off to war, they left David at home because he waa only a kid. Af ter a while David's ma got worried. She wondered what had become of his brothers because they hadn't tele phoned to her or aent word. So she said to David. "Dave, you go right down there and see whether they are all right." So David pikes off to where the war is, and the first morning bo was there out comes this Uoliah, a big strapping fellow about 11 feet tall who commenced to ahoot on his mouth as to what he was going to do. "Who's that big stiff putting up that game of talk?" asked David of his brothers. "Oh, he's the whole works, he's the head cheese of the Philistines. He does that little stun', every duy." "Say, suld David, "you guys make me sick. Why don't some of you go out and soak him?" He de cided to go out and tell Uoliuh where to head ill. So Saul said: "You'd better take my armor und sword." David put them on, but he felt like a fellow with a hund-me-down suit' nbout four times too big for him, so he shook them off and weut down to III"! brook and picked up half a Jolii rock.' He put one of them in ls silng uirew and soaked Uoiiimi 111 IS euro tietween the lamps, aim lio went down for the count. David lli.-n i.'i l'v. his sword and chopped off nib block and the rest of the gang skidoofcd. Kvangelist "Billy" aemrei.!y n. Ileves the plain pcitp r want rag time salvation. Chi :.i:io Itueoi'd Herald. onxTV t-oruT asks ton uoAit and uuiiici: ; iis. A session of the County iVirt as held ill this city today, the principal hiihiness features hei:tg orders made asking for bi U uii couslrujiion of ihu 1'ans Civet canton -ond, and ft r the new bridge i,:r,,ss the Soi.tli I'mpiiuu Itlver i!l Oal; atr-vi, In liose- burg. I his li.i.L;e :. to ! of steel construction ith fMiicitle founda tions and ceuieit piers The Pass t'tcek road wjr't ir. to cover between (wo anil three miles of the worst road in that ennven and is to have a erushed rock tur'are. The detailed rail for bids will be published loam row. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Hotel McClallen.- V. It. Mr- Michael, .Minneapolis; J li. Osborne, Mont Alto; A. E. Winchan, Journal; K. W. Snltzer. II. E. McDorman, F. W. Wolfe, C. W. Darby, San Fran cisco; J. K. Kckmaii. Fort Stevens; W. A. Williams, Forest drove; Ike Davis. Seattle; W. A. Van Patleu ami wire. Columbus; .loll 11 I,. Ilauu.irdy. New York; .1. D. Iluhant and wife. Madge Kendall, (i. A. lteslonous, K. A. Culp. C. II. Httiman, Win. Ander son, Fred A Dyden, Corbett Wll her, II. (!. Smith. Italph II. Cake, Portland, liretchcu Sherwood, Co quillc, K. Vroliian, AHhlalid. liiMipiiiir Cough. "I have used Chamberlain's Cough Itemetly ever since I have been keep ing house and I consider It one of the best fediciues I have ever used My children have all used It and It works like a charm for colds and whooping cough. In fact I consider it good lor any kind of a throat or lung trouble, and do not think any household complete without It," wrtteg I.. C. Haines, of Marbury. Ala. You will look a good while before you find a better preperation than Cham berlain's Cough Remedy for colds and whooping cough In children. It con tains no narcotic and Is pleasant to take. For sale b. all dealers. V Children's Department You little folks should not get the idea that the Chautauqua la not for you. Here you will find more to amuse you than you ever dreamed of. Right on the first night you will have llarrell, the Magician, and he will entertain you aud keep you guessing for over an hour. This oue evening is particularly for children and you all wunt to come so that you can try the tricks he will do for you. Can YOl' make a whole birdcage with u live bird in It disappear right In front of a person's eyes? Well, Mr. llarrell run and he can also do many .other trlcka just us startling. Then, too, you must remem ber that all the morning work of ihe Indiana und story telling la cBpoclally for you. Mauy of the other evenings besides the oue ou which Harrell appears, you will enjoy. The Cbautuuqua is so good for the little folks that In many places the 8unday schools of the town all unite and buy tlcketa for the children from the general Sunday school money or from a ' stiecial subscription list and eo provide educatiou and amusement for many who might not otherwise attend. In one of our towna a business man that was especially fond of children announced that he would give every child culling at his store a free ticket. He af terwards said that the "treat" cost him some money but that he never hnd more fun lu his life. Ksjieclal attention Is given to the young cop!e at the Chautau qua grounds and several hours each day are devoted to their par ticular pleasure. A young woman trained In the met hods will take the kiddles through tho Indian work us designed by Frnest Tliomp-son-Setnn. Every morning the lime will be largely given over to this work, and the training Is both Interesting and Instructive to a high degree. Indlun war dances, songs, games, deer hunts and stories fill the little fellows with enthusiasm. A feature of this work la the lesson In the old Indian art of making fire without matches. Medicine bull and numerous other Indian games will he played and It Is hoped that all the hoya and girls will have Indian suits made. Just take some brown cloth and have your mamnia make a suit. Put on a fringe of red and a head piece of feathers and you will lie ready for the icreatest week yon ever saw besides this there are several other features of special .Interest to you children and youug folks. Harrell, the mugiciiui. who appears on the first day will give you some of the most surprising 1 ricks you ever thought of. Then on the last night you will have the opportunity of seeing Abraham Lincoln us he really was. No hero in American history appeals to young or old us does Abraham Lincoln, und you will he greatly Im pressed with this Verrorniiiuce. A good deal of the music la par ticularly for the little folks. The Colored Jubilee Singers, the Win ona Ladles and many others will delight you as well as your parents. LOCAL NEWS Geo. W. Hoover returned home to Portland today. Mrs. A. A. Sutheiiln went to Port land this afternoon. Purdy Wilson wua down from Rid dle on business today. Atty. Shaw was herrf from Port laud on business today. Dr. I. R. Chapman, the Dentist, ti now located In rooms 8, ( and 10. Rerlew building. diwtl o Call UD 140. th rnttlaa fnnntw Creamery, for cream. H. J. Dcnn Transfer Company HovMhotd good, piano, baggag, lamWr, wood ud gnrmJ traitor bttttnew. Bggmg cktcki ctltod for. All gooda earvfally handled. Cnargaa rvaaoaibla. jornca pioaa, lOl; raald Atty. Cnrl K. Wimberly went to Drain today on Ion a! business. Master McHuin.i: Oio. WiU.t, of tho S. V. Co., was lu-iv from Portland today. E1w. E. (IfTvaiH and Knby l'r.y . Ilarmy witp married In tlilw city on' June :tb. j I It. U. SiHiueiiiann. Tonnei-ly of (iletulale, was here from I'orttund on business today. Hurry (i. Smith, traveling pasen Ker apiil for tbe N I'. It. K., was bore from Cortland today. J. H. ThoinuH aud John T. Hanson. of Mankaio. Minn , left here this morning fur Kiddle on IniHlnesH. j Geo. H. 111. vn 11. si-eretarv anil' treasurer of the J. K. I.'us ('inniii , , was over from t he live low u of Sutherlin today. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace KcIIokk enine in from 'a inns Va!ltv I his morn i 11 k and will spend a l-w days t ransart in i; business bore. O. K. Mrl.atie and family are here from Portland to reside. He is a trainman for the S. P. Co. aud has taken a run out of this city. Mr. and Mrs. 1. A. Travis and Miss Eleanor Hss, of North lakola, who were here on a tour of the roast, left this al t1! noon for Ku;eMe. Heine n i her t he Cel-TtiK'! her ball at tho Hotel M.-Clallen Thursdav j evening. All are cordially Invited. I (. !t. linker, of the .'oMiers' Home. I has ret urn ed from l.iKesiib-, ( 'oos 1 County, when he hao teen siiici lust' fall. Dr. ri. Hamilton, Dr. K. W. Hunt and II. ti. Wilson and families aro home from tin- carnivul lu Port land, all making the trip bv automo bile. I.nst niu'ht s rain mid todav's show er seem to he Keliel'it oVW WeMefli Oreuoll It Is I lie UttlV will opitiioli that fhh tain is "woith millions ' t" the urnw ihtf crops. , Tickets for the "Maile in Oregon " ' hai.iuet , I-'riday. .1 tine uot li. hi e on sale at Kill left oil's. Mar-tern" and Chapman's dniK stores. Tickets ',) re nl a ut Cs orchestra will furnish the iiiiihic .11 rf. W. Tavlor, of Hunt iu was eh tted dojii rt uieiil coiiitiiJtii'I'r of the1 On-no n (i. A. li. which is holding Us! annual encampment at New berg. Hut1 one ballot was taken. Mr. ami Mrs. W. II. Fi-her ami son' Adrian returned from Eugene this morning, wln-re they attended the, annual commencement exercises of 1 tbe I. of O. They pronounced the' addreHH of Hishop Hughes a master-, piece. Their aon, Wnlter S. Klsher, who wait a member of the gradtiating cIubs, will return homo tM-t evening. Two I'nderwood No. fi typewriter, j rebuilt, worth ', onl $r. each at1 the How burg Hook Store. dsw Alta Munroe has filed a suit In the Circuit Court against the A. F. & A. M. Mining Co. for $100, alleged to ho due on a promissory note, and 1175 attorney's fees. Altto that the mortgage given aa necurlty for said note be forecloned. The property In cludes a mining claim or acres known aa "Armltage No. 1," and the "A. K. A A. M.," and the "Valentine mining claims, In section 24, Tp. 29 8., R. 4 Weal. A ho certain described personal property on aaid mining clai Keep your eye on Haddox'a win dow and you will aee the beat t hoe making ever done In Oregon. SS6 : N. Jackson street. dtf j Most Koflobtirg housewives use I either "Pride of Douglas," "Queen City." "Crown," "High Flight" or i"Vlm" flour. There's a reason for It. All are hard wheat patent flours. .Phone 1.1, Douglas County Mills, If I your grocer doestit carry either kind. V A NT E I . A coin petou t sawyer. Apply to Page investment Co., North Uoseburg, or at mill at Drain. LI HshPi Substantial and Delicacies Go Hand in Hand Here SI'HSTANTIAI.S Itl-rutl, liuim, roll, pirn. MXH'.U-IKS :'nlii"., riii.khti, Jrlly roll. Bllgd fiMHl. Our luilruiiFt lmnilly dfpurl with sniih-ilihiK of our In on luiiul iinil sniiH-tliltii; of Hit ntlirr in the littler. itr- iiii i i in' xiiirr r nr.-. iirirly is iIh tl('' of life. The Oregon Bakery 328 North Jackson W. H. SMITH Manufacturers' Agent ROOFING Contractors' Sup plies Roof Repairing represent ing Manufacturers and Job bers in several lines esti mates furnished. W. H. SMITH MiMllord, Ore., 51 & N. Holly Bt., I'lione 917-M. ilnu. TSre will be good .unlc and re- rrearlneotii al tbe Ot-Toathr dance at tbe llotei McClallen aext Tburaday rentae. ' OMtltM 7 C.-U, ii.laa tram. ' ' ; t Sutherlin Wine Co. The Summer time is here, The proper time for beer, Mail your order or Phone 51 J. H. Cutter, 0. K. Bleodtcl$l2Sbot OULD YOU QoOL?A The "Duds For Men" Clothes Shop; Is Headquarters For - V Fine Australian Tro'picalsl AND French Worsteds for Summer Wear Thla claaa of gooda la especially adapted for aummer dresa and eat': lng wear lawn fetea, ball gamea, plcnlca, outings, etc. No weil dressed man's wardrobe la complete without a ault of tbla nature. ALSO Imported Linen and Mohair SUITINGS Tbe Ugbteat weight material made. Suitable for wear In the vary -hottest weather. Also adapted for office coata for buainaea - aa4 - professional men; used for thla purpose all tbe year 'round. . Made half-lined, quarter-lined, and skeleton coat In the following materials: Late shades of Tropical Worsteds, Novelty Outing Wor- ' sleds, High Grade Fine Twill Outing Sergea, Fine Palm Beach -Cloths, Fine French Drape IV Eta. Striped Mohair Suiting eonw " prising Ooodnll'a. Joseph Bud's and Prleatley'a High Grade Mohair, i DUDS FOR MEN The Exclusive Men's Store, Opposite New Umpqua Hotel o A.J. HOCHRADEL,Prop. QUAUITV IS OUR MOTTO We arc out of the High Rent District and can and will save you money. . Phone 31 Johnson's Drug Store North Roseburtf,' Does Comfort Appeal to You on These Hot Days? Then Try cooking with an Klectric Range. Those Irons, Toasters and Chafing Dishes certainly do the work, too. We arc making a SPECIAL RATE of 4c per K. W. H. for cooking and heating, with a minimum monthly charge of $1.00. Can You Beat it? Ask any local electric dealer. Douglas County Light & Water Co. Phone 61, Roseburg, Oregon Ue stock of fancy and itaplo grocerlea alwaya on band at the WEST SIDE GROCERY la tbe best money can buy and In addition to right prices we guf antee the quality. Save time and money by trading with us. DOWELL & FOSTER PHONE 29 WEST ROSEBURG, ORE. You Don't Have To Go To Sea To See ft. .;' lor Oment Osdverta, Oemeat Sewer Pipes, ataea I u N smbMS ' Oemeal bulldlag fomaMlatkra Bad cUamawr Uoeka. OaaMasl aswawsaBBl . ad eemeat work of say klstfL . ... . . -' I have fir or all houses I will sell cheap, sa I tall to waaVfk money In other baatness. gee asy butglar-proot wtodow- leak, fa O. K. Sea Pat's Klaatlc root paint for leaky roots. W halld. aawrs or repair your hduses. Buslnsis buildings s speelatty. Om forty years experience Is building. CONTRACTOR , . , AMD BUILD KB F. F. PATTERSON Commercial stracii Cio. .C23K. ft.,. 3 n- Abstract of Titles ?::.. n.asa. it-. WE WEX CO .OW YOUX' tZX2?fr W i mBoal , inn i i b L , . . m ti' aV -i i'lif, irv " Vv'i.'.A'?,; ,.'..!. (.-' f : '"o)t nit' ?;l',n'v.-rj''-';; i' tfffi- '.T.V' . -. ' -. ; .v1 ' t 5:::" t .. i.1 'i .Vi.K , 6. nee pea, mm. Cz I it-La. - An