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Newspaper Page Texti . - - i f i jttfete The Ros is the only exclusive Kandy Kitchen and Ice Crean Parlor In Roseburg, wbere all our tlmels devoted to making dainties of all kinds. We can sot (all to please you. Phone your order to THE ROSE where you get the best REVIEW EVENING ROSEBORC JUNE !i), 191:1. fMHTH DEER CREEK NEWS. The next regular meeting of the local Grange occurs this week, Sut urduy. at which time steps will be taken to capture the flint prize of fered by the county fair association for the beat display of farm products at the coming fair In September. Last Friday evening a party of our young people attended an ice cream social at Bdenbower, and one of our young ladies. Miss Bertbn Karcher. captured the prize as the most popu lar young lady present. South Deer Creek Is noted not only for its pro ductive soil, pruKi'essivc runners and horticulturists, hut for its pretty girls. The UraiiKv orchestra will give a play at the (.range hall Friday, May 2H, and In connection will have a pie social. Good music by the orchestra is assured all who come, and a good time Is anticipated. The funds will be used for the needs of the orches tra. While working at the Emhree saw mill lust week, Orville Whitsett sus tained a severe sprain of one of his ankles. Ollie rickefis has returned from a trip to the Willamette Valley. Last Sunday memorial services for departed members was held ut tile (i range hall. Knaffle Pickens is recovering from a severe attack of measles. N. Klce and M. F. Rice spent last Sunday visiting friends in the valley. Lawrence Coleman returned Tues day from a business trip to Portland. Carrying out the orders of the County Court. Ed. Davis, the local road supervisor, has Improved the approach to the ('.range hall. He has placed a blind ditch In the roadwav In front of the hall and graded from the road to the entrance, making It convenient for carriages to drive di rectly to the porch, t The contractors who have the Job of building the new bridge over South lieer Creek near the home of John McKean. have arrived from Myrtle Creek and are busy excavat ing for the cement piers. Win. B. WeUon and son left Mon day for Looking Class to bring home the threshing outfit, which they pur chased some time ago. i At the iinnunl school meeting held I Monday at the school house. Robt. ! .Mii.miKhllu was elected director to succeed himself for a three year term, and Dr. C. II. liailey was elected di rector to fill the unexpired term of John Cnseboer. Mr. Caaebeor re signed, us lie expects to leave the neighborhood this fall. Albert Kar cher was re-elected school clerk. The directors have made arrangements to clean nnd disinfect the building and paint the exterior. CAUL. Minttfc "Movies'- of the News Right Off the Reel LOCAL rows HOMEfTXAP KOttCE. PI I C C re permanently core ILLO by Dr. Leonbardt'i HEM-ROID It quickly removes the Internal cause. InIM it. ID. LEMHUBT CO., litoU, 1.1 Sold by ItM Cron I'tiai-oiacy and all dnmlit. Are You Going CAMPING This Summer? In the mountains the nights are usually cool, you enough Blankets and Comforters? Mere are a few prices: Good sized Comforters $1.25 values Special $1.75 values, (larger size) Special $2.50 values (extra large) Special - COTTON BLANKETS S5C values special 59c $1.00 values special $1.50 val. special $1.29 5lb wool blankets regular $5.00 values special 61b wool blankets regular $6.00 values special TERCINSKI'S A "STORE FOR EVERYBODY" A Chicago piano manufacturer Is ac cused of bribing the Jurors In a suit by giving each two five cent cigars. A cripple arrived In Atlantic City from Philadelphia, baring wheeled himself the eutlre distance, sixty miles. In an Invalid chair. New York will soon bare a negro regiment Governor Sulzer has signed the bill authorising Its formation as a part of the national guard of the state. Twenty-two of the thirty-five boy babies born in Williamson, W. Vn., during the first twenty Ave days of ilny this year nave been named Wood row. Three boys stubbed their toes on n beup of stolen Jewelry In a park lake In Kansas City and picked out watches, bracelets, lockets and rings with tbclr feet Thirteen girls, due to be graduated- from the Sussex (N. J.) high school June 13 declared they were nut afraid of the "thirteen Jinx" and refused to hare the date changed. Orlnudo Dammit of Elmsford, N. C, bus started proceedings to change his name. He says it causes him a great deal of worry and that most folks con tract bis first name to the Initial. Win. kun.p was in town from I'tup--qua today. B. S. Nkliols was ut Oakland on business today. i 1 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schrenk were! in town from LooktUK Class today. Mrs. J. II. Sneed wits over from. Drain today, attending to business I matters. Mrs. E. W. Puge and daughter, Miss Mu-rguret, went to Drain this afternoon. Call up S40, the Douglas County Creamery, for cream. W. 11. Trites and gmnddiiughter were over from Sutherlln today. They are receut arrivals from Nebraska und have located at Sutherliti. Mrs. C. K. lioot, formerly of this city but now of Forest drove, came down from tirants Puss this afternoon and is visiting with Mrs. .1. F. Kester. She is enrouto home. Marsh field Itecord: Major L. D. Kinney reports today hnviug received u cublegrnm yesterday afternoon Irani Judge llrutioiigli. who is in Loudon, stuting the Kinney proper ties have been accepted ly the Eng lish syndicate whom Judge Itriiiiough went especially tn Europe to consult. This word, coming on the exact date set by Mr. Wllsey for u reply, sets at rest any further dnuht the properly has gone to a syndicate that will Im prove It and who will uiuke a very material addition to the financial lil- erests of the Coos Hay territory. It is now evident the payments will be 'ommenced within the coming week. Ince Mr. Wilsey Is due here on the nth, according to his statement heard when he was lust here. Department of the Interior. V. B. Land Office at Roseburg, Or gon. June . 1(13. Notice Ishereby given that Cecil B. Owens, of Cleveland, Oregon, wbo ,on November 18. 1907. made Homestead Entry Serial No. 04360, for SE. Section 12. Township 26 S., Range 7, West, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of Intention to make Five Tear Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the Register and Receiver of the United State Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, on the i.'.thslay of July, 1813. Claimant names as witnesses: John Kronn, William Long, Frank Ciood und Hub Koken, all of Cleve land, Oregon, II. F. JONE3. Register. First publication June 12, 1913. For dental services call on Dr. J. R. Cbapmnn. Review .building, dswtf CAPTAIN VAN SCHAICK AND WIFE PART; SELL FARM. Have 87c $1.39 $1.89 89c $4.39 $5.19 Chisf Figure In Sloeum Disaster Fails to Agree With Spout. Captain William It. Van Scbaick. commander of the III fated steamer (ieneral Sloeum, finally parted compa ny with his wife, formerly Miss Grace Spratt, In Amsterdam. N. V.; dlsKsed of his farm In the town of Perth and returned to New York city. At an Amsterdum real estate office he paid over to Mrs. Van Schalck half of 14, .VK) derived from the sale of the farm I purchased for hi in hy friends scarcely ; more than two years ago. 1 lie IIIUll llliuilllll ll Wll uicn VI lite . i.m Siiiiilcks developed shortly after they took possession of the farm. Unable to effect a reconciliation, they 80811 signed papers of separation. Mrs. Van Schalck, who was former ly a nurse In the Lebanon hospital. New York, nursed the nged captain following the Sloeum disaster and mar ried him just before he Ih-ikiii Ills pris on sentence. She Is still In Amster dam, but declined to make known her future plans. fleers and Skin Troubles. If you are suffering from aony old. running or fever sores, ulcers, bolls ecsema or other skin troubles, get a box of Ifucklen 8 Arnica Salve and you will set relief promptly. Mrs. Bruce Jones, of Birmingham, Ala., suffered from an ugly ulcer for nine months and llucklen s Arnica Salve cured her In two weeks. Will help you. Recommended by all druggists. MOWERS, BINDERS, Rakes, Hay Loaders and Stackers MANUFACTURED and GUARANTEED BY John Deere We have the most complete stock of Cutting and Harvesting Machinery in the county, and the price is right. Call and see us. Roseburg Feed and Fuel Co. PHONE 163 GREAT FORESTS IN PANAMA Hop That Timber There May Put Off the "Woodleaa En." It rony lie cliwrlim to lenru from Forbt-H I.lndsny, the umlmr, mi auiuur Ity on Punmun, that ut 1on.st Go r cent of tbe Isthmus of I' annum la coviTim! by virgin forent, ns fonr hni been exprnssod thnt the United States was fust approach, ng a woodless era. In a general way, Mr. Lindsay says. It may be said that the strip of terri tory lylns to the north of the divide and extending from the Costa Wean bonier to the cnnal xone. as well as the entire area to the east of It, Is one vast forest. Some portions of this territory arc not adapted to profitable develop ment owing to the heavy rainfall upon tbe Atlantic seaboard and the sparsely Inhabited condition of the region. Without doubt this store of latent wealth will some day be made to yield enormously. At present, however, tho Investment of capital Is confined to the sections In which timber Is easily acesMlble, Inbor fairly plentiful, and transportation eeonomfcally feasible. J iWi vL -i J. Substantiate and Delicacies Go Hand in Hand Here HI IISTANTIAI.8 llreuil, buns, rolls, plea. DELICACIES Cukes, cookies, Jelly roll, angel food. Our patrons usuully depart with something of one In one hand and something of the other In the other. Hrend Is the staff of life. Variety Is the spice of life. The Oregon Bakery 328 North Jackson it Pork; Krop. 1'lenseil You'd lie With the Meat You lluy Trade Here For lleef to ltonsl or Pork to fry Trade Here Beef null Pork Our Lending Crop. Vou'll I lull Is Always (In I ho Hull Scrupulously l leiin. We I'sv (he Mop Trade Here The Economy Market Oto, Kohlhagra, Prop. PHONE 58 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 FORTY "LEOPARDS" HANGED. Members of Cannibal Secret Society Had Terrorized Sierra Leone. Convicted of th? practice of canni balism and human sai-rUbe. forty members of the Leopard iWH'lety, n se cret organization, have been hanped In Sierra I-eone. a IttitlKb colony on the west coast of Afii'-n. Sir William Hra:idfTd Grifflth. chief Justice of the Gold Coast, who pre-OdI nt the trials, on his arrival at Plym outh. Emrland, declined to discuss the case, but fellow travelers said that 100 member of the dread society had len arreted and that forty of tlicia had been hanped, while many were sen tenced to deportation. I ADVOCATES $2 DIVORCES. Los Angsts. Woman Would Maks Ds cr.o Easy to Gat. Advocating the establishment of a divorce license bureau, where a divorce may be obtained for the asking and a two dollar fee, Mrs. Hsrry Huston, dl rector of the Parent Teucber federa. Hon of Los Angeles, Oil., proposes a unique remedy for tbe present dlrorce evil. "I would make dl Torres as easy to obtain as marriagea," she sarm. "1 be llere If a man or a woman want a dl. ! rorct be or sba should be able to get It without legal dispute. Tbe wanting of a dlrorca to sufficient res son for ob taining It" Sutherlin Wine Co. The Summer time is lierc, The proper time for beer. Mail vour order or Phone 51 J. H. Cutter, 0. K BlendSpec. $1.25 hot 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 Mi'drortl, Ore., tiir. N. Holly St., riiono WJ 7-M. v. " 6 i i Tiaoc Comfort .sasW sfcsW aaasT mW aw. aw h bh &sW h . anaa . "i m m Appeal to You on These Hot Days? H Then Try cooking with an Electric Range. These Iron, Toasters and Chafing Dishes certainly do the work, too. We are 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 If you hare something to tell use a waat ad In th Berta. stock of fancy and staple grootries always on hand at Ut . WEST SIDE GROCERY la the beat money can buy and In addition to right price w got. antee the quality. Sara time and money by trading with ma. DO WELL & FOSTER PHONE 29 WEST ROSEBURG, ORE. You Don't Have To Co To Sea To See for Oemeait Calverta, Oeaaeat Sower PI pea. ataea 8 to I Corneal baildlag foandaUoa aad chimaey blocks. Otaaaat and cement work of amy kUso. I hate fire or six bouses I will aell cheap, aa I want to mm tki ' money In other business. See my burglar-proof window look. M , O. K. Bos Pat's Elastic roof paint for leaky roofa. Wo halts), M4 ' or repair your houses. Bualneis buildings specialty. Orer forty yean experience In building. CONTRACTOR AND HUILDKR F. F. PATTERSON Commercial Abstrad Cd: Abstract of Titles Blue Printi1 Filing Papers. Etc. WE WILL CO ON YOUR BOND Insurance HM PERKINS BUILDING Conveyancing ROSEBCBO, OBMOH Good Printing Is the art of putting Into mother mind what Is In your own. IT IS A SUBTLE METHOD OF SUGGESTION ft la ft mr-am of tna kins; a fnvoruM Imtircnsion. To have tho l-oftt nwuiU, It mutt L the btl ,-rlntliiK. That we are prt-t-ared to lvo you. WALK RIGHT IN New York Cafe Chaa Jo, Prop. OPKN DAT ANI KIOIIT. Meals at All Boars. Regular Meala ti Cent Chicken Dinner Bundaya, from It Noon to t P. si. Chop Buoy, Noodles, Fresh Oys ters, Pllh, Etc., all the time. Cor. Jack so n 4 Washington Bta Parcel Post Atlas Everybody Should Have One. A complete Pared Post map, showing Instantly the rnte of postage undor this new system from any point In the United Status to any other place in the Union Is what everyone Is looking for at present. The Ui'Ylcw hns Just such a map. Hotter still, It will be given free to subscribers who pay for a year In udrnnce for either the Dally or Twlce-a-Vk Ilnvlew. This mnp, printed In colors, occu pies two psges of a 12-page atlas, the imges belug 14 hy 18 Inches In size, thus giving a U. 8. map 18 by It Inches. A large dolalled map of tbe Panama Canal zone In colors occu pies two other pages and a big I'urcsl Post map of Oregon la another feat ure. Tho latter, as well aa the U. 8. map, Is laid oil In parcel post units, showing Instantly the rate on parcel post packages from any postoffice la the state to any otbor peatottlce In Oregon. To find the rate It la only necessary to measure the distance with a ruler, a stick or a piece of string, on either the Oregon or the' U. S. map, on a direct Una between the two points desired, and tben place thla measurement on the "tone" diagram at the toot of the map. There the postage rate per pound will be fonnd la plain figures whatever the distance may be. la addition to these maps there are several pages of dotalled Information regarding the new parcel post laws and regulations, explanation of tbe "zono" system and postage rates, etc. Also full Information aa to what may bo sent by parcel post, aa well as other postage rates and classifica tions. All the Important facta relat ing to the Panama Canal are also In cluded. These maps are certainly tbe best wo havo ever seen, and doubtless are the best yet devised, for showing in stantly the parcel post rates between all points tn the United Btatca. We ure Informed that the U. 8. maps ulone, using thla same universal lone . unit system, are being sold for 71 centa each. Following our custom and belief that nothing la too good for Review sabscrlbera, we ordered a quantity of these parcel post atlases by wire, and tbey have Just arrived by express, di rect from tbe manufacturers la tbe East. The newest thing out. Something everybody Beads. They are Pre to Review saboortb- -era who par a fear la adraace. Send In your order now and get the benefit. This atlas will tare yon many trips to the postoffice to asa about parcel pott rates and regula tions, A HIVFN ARSOI.IJTFJLY- FREE with a year paid in advance subscription to either the Jkdtjj'' JI 1 UILC U t r tCl A lllliu. a liio upivu .T"T ' T old subscribers. We also have other fine precfi7 splendid clubbing offers. Address, SIOTESE .7 rl- ',-. & ,-.,. i.:..i HiK '":." J;: i. ; ii vVit , II s 1 . K