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Newspaper Page Text1 HI I I i I., ,,,,, ,...1 lVJI. KIVI I r. W.VIKAC.TVI r III Zl v r. ,l,.'. f : ..'.'p. : .' , f ...... , ... ii..".:j:' 4, I T. Vv, iwlsian' "'' I' . ,,.,. -.. ...... , . 1 1 f'A " . ' vV V III II m J iMn.ioi.t of th.- s r. co.. ,. ... . ta..0 lne I I " 1 . t. iw 1 : 1 1 X. II ould you rE I ool r : KeK. KIlA -M M : i. united ruow r. Ii " - ' ' v- i.'i.i, tor the construe-' I. 'Jl , r, i f 1 II f III II II ut. or :t.c following bridge: tl : I iT . ' "W I I I If ILI l I 111 I I T"J "M I III T. I I 1 1 I I III . I l,M.Wl I III r.HIMLUT III. MALE 'f W : Last Time. Tonight iii i apeuui rvuiiuv I I il The wZ)iib For Men" Clothes Shop Is Headquarters For Fine Australian Tropicals AND French Worsteds for Summer Wear Tbla clue of good la especially adapted for summer dress mid uut B wBr IltD (etei, ball gamea, iilcnkn, uuHukh, e'e- No well tmMd rnau'i wardrobe la complete without u hii it of thla nuture. ALSO Imported Linen and Mohair SUITINGS Tha Ugktwt weight material made. Suitable for wear in the very bottoai WMther. Also adapted for office cotilfl for buHlneaa and orotoMtoul men; need for thlB purpone all the year 'round. Had half-lined, quarter-lined, and ukeleton cout In the following materlali: Late ahadea of Tropli-nl Womteda, Novelty Outinn Wor teda. High Grade Fine Twill Outing Bergen, Kluu I'alm lli-arh Cloth, line Trench Drape I)' Kte. Striped Mohnlr Sultlnun com prtelng Ooodall'a. Joaeph Bun's and Prleatley a High Grade Mohulr. DUDS FOR MEN The Exclusive Men's Store, Opposite New Umpqua Hotel A.J. HOCHRADEL, Prop. Col John T. Ir.teli.letit of the S 'oitluml list uiKht. Cet Dritted Snow tibull'H. i .....i ., i I llrainls ii leave Monilav tor a iiioiitli'i " I'hirsiKn and with hi" j ar.-nt.. Mr Vlrs. M. J. Ill-anils in MiMi'.-""a leaves toinnrrovv lunriiinii "r lllllli'.., Mirhiuall. I" ii-i'l'-lilind Kill tulliin al an ear ! A detailed reiairt of the VV if. eiiliveiilii.il a' Siltlieilia ! eel veil tllln a I I'M IHKiII lllllllientil.il T,.,y, It lll all'e.ll IN iiioi'row. ; A very ..iijiiy.i I.I.- lime is l.v I he unci.lll IHllllliel- nil. I Hie (let T.,uellier hali Mefilllllll last IliKi.t 'I "e illlli'lt'B was riiMllille.l lllllli a late ll"'ll S. A. llll lie n .IK ill (l "l lte'ull j today. The Clliens Stale Hank of Mvrtli' Creek. I.y A'K.iiieys A X. "r.'iit 'ami ('. I. l.e.nei.uiiii.l. has Hied an aetli.il In the fin nit t i.uil ai-'-iins' :f. K. Short for .sT.S. alleu-.l to ;im due on a rroliiisor) note. a,sn j $ In iitti.rney n' fees. Walter S I'ilier. s.m of Mr. and .Mm V. II. Kisli.-r. hi Hiis "In. ho (Itradilateil this week from the f. of t)., hliH iiKsoelale.l himself with The Iteview anil experts to make news paper work his reKUllir oe.llllill. He Ih a iiei.h. w of Chan. II. fisher, the r. ' attend ll.e IL, I MARRIED. Mr. nnd Mrs. John McKenn. Mr. flouke Ik ii Him of Mr. mid Mrs. A. t'loake, of West KoKeburg. und Ih eniiiloyed an eleclrlea) eiiKlneer In Warren Cloake and Mlna Myrtle Hatfield were married nt the borne of Mr. and Mra. John MeKeun. on ! Oakland. California South Deer Creek, Vednenduy. June The young people will leave neit 18, 113, Rev. W. 11. Kuton offlrliit- Thursday for Oakland, fill., when' Ing. The houae waa beautifully dee- they will reside. CI'KST. orated with fern and rosea, with n canopy of orange blossoms for the bridal party during the ceremony. The bride wore a bountiful gown of white crepe metolr and curried a ahower bouquet of white eiirnatlona Most Ttosehurg bounewlvea uae either "lrrlde of Douglua." "Queen City," "Crown," "High Flight" or "Vim" flour. There's a reaHou for It. All are hard wheat patent flours NKW TODAY and sweet peaa. Miss fenrl l-euree i i,one i DoukIiih County Mills, If waa bridesmaid and wore a dress of yuur Krm er doesnt carry either kind soft pink silk and carried a bomtuet I of pink carnatlona. Vollley McKenn i was beat man. Thelmn I'enrce was flower girl, and preceded the bridal ' parly, strewing a path of sweet pens, 1 while Miss Frances Cloake. alater of the groom, played the weddlun march. After the ceremony, dainty refreshments wore served. The bride Is one of DoukIiih Coun ty's moat charming young latllcH nnd la the daughter of Tlloums Hatfield, of South Deer Creek, and a niece of WAXTKD Tl ItKNT. Small fur nlsheil house or two good house, keeping rooms on ground floor. Must lie reiisoiiahle. Mrs. X. f. II . care id iteview. flllt SAI.K Three A-l In I sows. year old; t'.oiul stuck and ciiuillliiin Valley View Halieh. Star Hollle. west. dswp We Offer and Recommend DOUGLAS COUNTY Light & Water Co's. BONDS These bonds bear iutercst at the rate of b, pay able seuii-anuually, July 1st. auil January 1st., at the Commerce Trust & Savings li.iuk, of 1'ortlauil. The company is now serving tlu- entire I'ily "f Rosebttrx with electric lights, electric power ami water, aluo electric light, power aiul water .it Win chester and light and power at Sntherlin and Oakland. The company is operating successfully and in terest on its bonds is promptly paid. We would bo glad to ivc inv investor lull in formation as to the security underlying these bonds, the management 'and earnings o! this com pany and the desirability of this iuvestuien t. We offer these bouds to net the investor about six and one-half per cent per annum, l'rice ou application. Write for further iufonnatiou. Bond Department CommerceTrust & Savings Bank Portland, Oregon. sfill newspaper well known iiian. Make two doilura do the work of three by attending Simon Cam's big room making sale of men's und boys' suits, shoes and hats. daw I'oniliicior Harry Shgel und wife expect to leave ill. mil .Inly I fur Kalii loops. II. i'., to remain for scleral uiolilhs at least, he having localcil an excellent land claim near I here. Xels Andrews, formerly of Looking f'.lass. Is located there and is well pleased with that section of country. .1. A. I.each. formerly employed here III the S. I. Co s. freight offices, hut now assistant agent for the P. It A; X. Co. at 'i'illaiuoiik, wiih greet ing friends here today, lie will he married at llralu next Sunday even ing The l.ride-to-he Is Miss ('.race II. Moon, daughter of Mrs. M. ( Moon, of that plain. They will re--ido at Tillamook. The local Southern facific office was notified today from Portland that the pav checks for Mav numbered I l"!i I. I 1 1 ii-.'. 1 1 1 a. 'I . Ill I tills, I I I M'. I I'.' I 'l. 4 II' I I , I i; ll'. f.' :,2. I l.'ini and one l It K . eheck No. lil'.iS. were delivered by the llrooklyii il'nrllandl agent yesterday on u tOlgeil oid.T I. Ileal business llleli and hanks should he caulious In cash ing these I heeks. Illll officers Will III' ill the liiukollt. Any sklu Itching Is ll teniner tenter. The more ymi scratch the more it ili.hes. Iioan's ointment is for ml... czeina - any kind of sklu Itching. Mlc at all drug stores Let Stone tune your piano. Terracotta chimney pipe, shoulder lees and caps now in stock at .addlsii. the plumber. Dr. J. R. CtiBpiuan. the Dentist. Is now located In rooms 8. 9 and 10, rieview building. dawtf Have Arundel tunc It Hun t forget the llig Uooiu Mak ing :--.!ie now going on at Simon vaio. daw "1'rlde of Douglas" Is a fine era.le of flour manufactured In ll.,u,.l,n ... IJlleell City," "frown." "Ilieh Flight" and "Vim" ale all hard wheat patent Mums. these brands are the nest Mitieti. s of flour on the market Win- use other kinds that cost morel n 1 1 1 1 r grocer does not carry either brand just phone l.'l, the Douglas t iiiiiiiv Mil.s. and a sack w ill be do- Incied at llrillge. T". feet steel Bimns. Camel or fuived Chord Frutt Truss i: approximately luo fe,,i f wood I runs approaches; four diamond shaped concrete niaa piers and one concrete ubutt The iibove bridge to have a lear roadway of 2 fi'et and a clear le ad room of 1 .. feet. A toot walk six feet In width with sn nipe railing shall be constructed i.n the north truss; the south truss . :t 11 be designed ayini'tricnl with the noi l it one. The design shall be for the follow ing loading; The bridge floor und it' auimnrta la Ine loud of lift) pounds per aitiure lout or a 20-ton traction engine with laxle I I feet C. to C. and 7 foot guuge . I of the load to be curried by the ' i ea r axle. ! foot walka ileaigned for a live load 'of so pounda per siiuure foot, j TrusH design r(,r ii live loud of 1 it 0 ; poiinilK per square foot on bridge nnd iM pounds per square foot on walks. Kldders must submit plana with l ids. The plans must be plain und detailed in regard to stresses and size of members. Hide for treHtle upprouclies to be i by the lineal' foot. I'.idd.rs must visit the site and Isati-fy themselves us to local condi tions, the County Court assuming no responsibility on account of lack of knowledge on the part of the bidder. All bids must be llccompiiliied by a certified check In an amount equal to live per cent of the bid. Kll vclopeH In which bids are enclosed must be endorsed with the name of the bridge for which the bid is made. I'rofllcH. pliuiH, specifications, will he on rile In Ihe County Clerk'H office and after June UNth, HUH. The right Is reserved -to reject any and nil bids; Knit! lilils to lie coli- lidered on July liith, ll:l. Ity order of tin County Court. Haled this I Hill dav of June. I II 1:1. K. II. I.KNOX, ltd County Clerk. Joints, Winnie our hoiue. M 1 I M i l KIM;" "I MIMI YI' PI III.IC W SI'OPPKII. I'. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children The Kind Yen Hsys Always Ssugh! Bear? the yj. Signature of fttf? jfTcvict'ulC Sonic years ago, the Iturg'ss fiiinily of bell ringers was con Hldered one of the greatest novelty attractions on the concert stage. ThlB was the day of vaudeville, us we understand it now, but were they alive toduv their act would undoubtedly be a vaudeville top liner. This bell ringing has since their introduction been a very popular musical "Btunt." We huve to huve a very ciipahle company In this Hue ou our Chautauqua this summer. The Chicago male quartet, in addition to regulur vocal and Instrumental uuartet work, will give us some splendid work with the bells. This quartet appears In the afternoon und evening of the final day of the Chautauqua, and will undoubtedly leave an Impression long to he remembered. The quartet is peculiarly favored in its reader, as Mr. Parnienter ia very pleasant Indeed. It would be hard indeed to find a stronger pro gram for the lust day than the one furnished by the combined ef forts or the Chiicago male quartet und Hen Cbapin us Abruhum Lincoln. QUALITY IS OUR MOTTO We are out of the High Rent District and can and will save you money. Johnson's Drug Store Phone 31 North Roseburg, XOTIt'K OF SHERIFF'S SAI.K, d I'. 1 d . 1 1 I! 1 1 . x-tt.i II. el '11.1111, an Hv their hum rats are de in industry the ooi) Hepublicau ' he inaiiiil.lct lire r.ior of special i' - ollitiuttee has ! . vc the work o i-.'iii place to iiileriewed w It, i furnish lit- concerns 'ti.tt they may through the ' 1 1 e lo enlist el- and profes M to get filiiltl el w il b a view l Mie of t hose otim es.-nn'ii at !Tc. t " Another - votes of low oit the halt of li.it slate. i;l'.t on the work ress agents In I I'l'itnon, the ' '- e is ,e! ro ing their , :,y n. an who hereafter' in. t hods w tit be easily what he is and what-. eier he as will he dl.-coiiutcd lilil per cent Hope of retaining th,.! sugar tariff auishe.l with these reflations. lint the onlv hope of finally killing I tariff lolihnng is a tariff i oinmlssl..n. i which will make Independent, im. partial, firsthand Inquiry Into the 'facts as lo which the lobhlsts hac 1 " tooling us and our represeiita- Su. Ii a commission s work won'. I l.lnoie excuses for UibliMni .i.:d al! its coll. ouifauts President U .' on clove:', put il.e assailants of l'ie I ndervvood I.il.ff on Hie delcli slvc In Ins broadside again.-t the lobbyists, but he lit the slltne time provided the liepiil'licans Willi n most convincing argument In support of their tariff commission policy The I'liilerwood tariff will not be the Inst. The next will be based on the work of A tariff commission. In the Circuit Court of the Stale of Oregon for Douglas Ciitinly. Tlllie Meyer, plaintiff, vs. the frank A. Sweeney Company, a corpora lion. Mary V.. Leonard and T. J. Leonard, her bilid.and, ileiVndnllls. Notice is hereby given, that by vir tue or an execution and order of sale Issued out if Ihe above named court and cause on the l!r.l day of .Line. I!) 13, nnd to nio directed upon a judgment and decree duly rendered and entered in said court and cause ..n the JC'tb day of May. 1!H:I. In favor of tlie above named plaintiff. Tillte Meyer, and against the above named defendants, t lie Frank A Sweeney Company, a corporation. Mary K. Leonard and T. .1 Leonard, her husband, for Hie sum of JI'i.i'iHi. with interest at the rate of eight per cent per annum irom the 1st day of January, IIU:I. and the further sum of $111". ft with interest a! the rate of six per cent per milium trotn ihe 1st day of May. IHI", and the further sum of .'.no attorneys' lees, and the tiirther sum of $17. cos's and dis hllllielliellls, With inter. -SI llleivi'll at the rate of six per cent per annum from Ihe llelli day of May. IPKI. Now, Iheivt'oro. I will on lotidav. the Tib day of .Inly. I0t::. at 1 o' clock p. 111. of said d IV. at tile court bouse frptit door III liosel.ill g, lloilg las County. Oregon. cuVr for sale ai'd -ell at public auction lo the higheM bidder for cash III hand nit the right, titl id lull n -t vv In. 'a said def.'lld- ams. or either of them, had on the Is! da V of pril. I '' I -' or ha-.e al a:v aciiuii. d. ill all. I to lertbcd rMl property Countv of Douglas, to-vv it : i.orth- redtbs (!'"... ii?) acres, more or less. Also the following premises; Hegln tiing at the northwest corner of the above tract In section six (tl), town ship twiuly-six d'til, range five (5) west. In Douglas County, Oregon, i hence east three rods, east of the railroad right of way, thence parallel wiih the said right of way 14 rods in a southwesterly direction to an oak tree ou my west line, said tree about IS Ini lies in circumference; from there north to place of begin ning, being two acres, more or less. Ail or said land in section six (6), township twenty-six mil), range five I 'll west. In Douglas County, Oregon. Kxrepting, however, from said trad what are referred to us lots three I :i I and four (ll In Pint "f!," of llosehurg Home Orchards Tracts, Douglas County. Oregon, said refer ence being Iu tin agreement entered into by nnd between W. C. Harding Land Co., Incorporated, of Itoseburg, Oregon, and .1. .1. Sofer. of Koekford. Illinois, said land so excepted con taining about twenty acres and said agreement is dated July 1st, l'JIO. And will apply the proceeds of said sale: first, to the costs of said sale, and 'he co-is and disbursements of said suit, tax.'.l at $17.00. Second, to the payment of said sum of $.'.iiii attorneys' fees, with accrued ill le rest thereon. Third, to the payment of said sums of $ I 'I J III. and $ 1 U,0iii, with ac crued interest, and the over-plus. If .my there be, pay to the clerk of said ,'onrt to be distributed to the parlies Tit It led thereto. Dated at Itoseburg, Douglas Coun iv. Oregon, this atll day of June, l!i 111. OKI). K. Ql'INK, Sheriff of Douglas County, Oregon. fled of record be removed. ! Now- it you fail to discharge said lien in the manner provided by law, then a decree of court will be entered against you cancelling said mort gage, and for such other relief as the court may deem equitable. 1 This summons Is published by order of Hon. G. W. Wonncott, Coun ty Judge of Douglas County, Oregon, which said order was made on the 28th day of May. 1913. The first publication of this summons being of date May 28th, 1913, and the last publication thereof will be on the ltlth day of July, 1913, making a full period of six consecutive weeks. Said summons was ordered to be published in the Kosebut'g Iteview, a semi weekly newspaper and of general cir culation. JOHN T. LONG, T Attorney for Plaintiff. f In two reels. In this pic ture we see the blograph at Its best. The Little Tease Plot tor a (lilli dripping drama of finance. Baby's Itev Pin The pin was found on the floor: baby did not eat It. Deal; Mother TO IT A Kami' of lionet a between niotlior and daughter. 5c and 10c COMING SAT. ONE DAY .nt oihi or SPADES" IN TWO REELS Ail absorbing story of a very remarkable woman. House cool by Electric fans Good Ventilation If you have something to sell use a want ad In the Review. time therealler i he follow Ing de- it tinted in tin1 (ale of Oregon. I'liat part frac:: SIMMON'S. i: east ounrter t N ll'.l. Towli.-hip Sou'll. K.lllge live Willamette M' ri.L. the cii'liltv road. . soul heasl u 1 1 a i ' r iniarler of Sec i ...;i piece or parcel ..; follows: Hegiiiiiiiu' chains west al.d 4 Ihe half mile ,-taki id Sec! 10:; U . s in lot the fractional ot t It.- luo I !ivv est six i I . also that land described as at a point I L' "v ' chain . north of between sections nr. n d I'l. six and seven til 7. thence south i 19 chains; thence noilll t" 1 degrees .east 2- .I . chains: thence luil'lh 40 jchultia, thence west ;tl chains to I place of beginning, except. tig from the foregoing that part ol tile north east quarter of section six lying east of the county road, containing 1. acres, more or less. The tract here by coiiveved containing two hundred twenty-five and slxtv -seven bund- O VEAH- EXPERIENCV DCSIQN Cofvukiht Ac A.iTon wiillitc h Rfcetcti m1 d,-ntH Ion mf jntaktf ..initi (x ir i-i'ii i. ii fr hiiw u fenon la Lr")it if (.ftinlM. IVniDunK tinrtli in.iwittlj!. tm ri.rau Witt f if. i'i'i mtfi'i-T f"r "itiritt tumult. Pttouia li ii tin men Mtum A Vo. twain tyteW ., ii out rliorw. in lh Sckntific JImcrlcaK. nteUm of nr 'iri nu. T.-tf. U tr : frxir Bixtniba, $l tfotd ui :) nl.if In the Circuit Court of the State ot Oregon for Douglas County. .1 I. Ca-ebeer. as Administrator of the estate of Svlvester Caaebeer. deceased, plaintiff, vs. O M. Sher man, defendant. To o M. Sherman, the above named di'letidant : In the Name of the State of Ore gon. You are hereby required to ap- j pear and answer plaintiff's complaint i n the above entitled court and cause ,..n or before six weeks from the date I of the first publication of this puin I uions. being the date and time fixed ! hv the court in which you are re- quired to appear and answer said j complaint, and if you fall to appear and answer said complaint within isiild time plaintiff will apply to the i court for ihe relief demanded in his ' complaint, to-vv it: I for a Judgment and decree derlur 'ing that certain promissory note and ! mortgage executed by S. Cusebeer i Sylvester t'asebeer and S. Casebeer jwas one and the same person), now deceased, on the Mb day of January. il'.MO. for the sum of $0.00.00, In I your favor, and w hich said note and ' mortgage is recorded In the office of the County Clerk of Doug'.as County. Oregon, in Vol. 2tv. mortgage records iof said county and state, nt page 406 thereof, to be fully paid, satisfied land discharged of record. And that jibe real property described in afore js.ild mortgage, viz: llegitin.ng at a point 2 39 chains i north of the quarter section corner ,on the line between sections 2.". and I2i'.. in Tp 2 7 S . 11 5 West of W. M., j In DctiglHs County. Oregon: thence 'south 40 I'.egrees west 9.7S chains: thence south 7 degrees west 2.97 : chains to a point In the county road; thence west 4!.t'.2 chains: thence north r.1.44 chains, thence east 37 ! chains, thence south 66 tj, degrees cast 2a chains, thence south 7.61 chains to the place of beginning, con tinuing K9. 65 acres, more or less, be decreed to be free from said in cumbrances, namely, the lien, and the cloud against said title by reason of said mortgage remaining unsatlt- Lace Front Kabo Corsets Large Line Human Hair Switches Guaranteed Bell Millinery Third week of the .lime White Sale. A splendid line of the newest wash materials for women and children. Kvery white article greatly reduced. While skills lo wear Willi the llalkan blouse, $l.r,0 to $19.'.. Ideal shirt waist for summer wear. Henutlful line of house dresses for 9.".c. Linen dusters and auto veils. Bell Sisters Bldg., Roseburg, Ore. Vacation Time Is Approaching You will be completing your equipment of sporting goods. This accomplished, the most important problem remains that of selecting suitable and satisfactory Eats! Goods that are what you want while roughing it. You want them packed in convenient pack agesin a manner that insures their safe ar rival at their destination. And through your inabilty to exchange substituted goods, you should use good judgment in placing your camping orders. MORAL Buy goods bearing The Bee Hive guarantee.. Camping orders a specialty. THE BEEHIVE OF COURSE A. -LL