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ft. TOS1K ROSEBUEC KfVttW JAXVABY 81, 1014. HIGH SCHOOL MOTES. Not only tbe Springtime make thing green, but also the Freshmen who entered the high school at the beginning of the new semester. which began last Monday. Besides ine large number of new pupils pres ent we also have two new teachers, Miss Gilchrist and Miss Wilson. Miss Gilchrist takes the place of Miss Kid der, who resigned at the close of last term. The preparations for the high school paper are now under way. The editor, manager and the senior class representative have been chosen and the other officers will be elected In a few days. Miss Vera Tipton waa elected editor and Charles Stanton manager. Miss Grace Ueland was chosen as class representative. All the classes will have their represen tatives In 11 miini.ll whlKh will ;ltutj the questions concerning the stall, and other matters pertaining to the paper. The hlrh Uhrwil - norlolnl.. A of the achievements of its basketball team.' After being defeated on the home floor by Eugene, they went to the latter city and won by a score of 10 io ii.- in a game with Dallas, which has held the championship fo. Out of town shoppers will Enjoy Lunch Served at Hotel Umpqua . 11:45 until 2: 35c Rice & Rice Real Estate- Investments Insurance broker. Bonds, warrants, and loans aegott ated. Houses for reat aid ktulBesa xohange. Advice en any part f Douglas County and Its adapts. Stock, fruit and general farm for sal. Business of all kind. Sons very select took raaobe. City property and businesses for sals. Long time Insurance at very low rates, all old line companies; a chance for spe cial assessment a In mutual companies. Always buy the beet it's the cheapest. Lower floor Masonic bldg Roseburg, Oregon several years, Waa -was beaten only by a scor of 29 to 21. Last night they played at Independence, and tonight play at Cottage Grove. Next Monday, what will probably be one of tbe fastest games of the sea son, will be played at Sykes' rink. The game will be between the Corv si lls and Roseburg blgh schools. The Corvallis team Is much the heavier, but It Is said that the local team ex cels In passing and team wurk. The athletics In the high school have not been receiving the support by the patrons of the school that they should. The games here, all of which have been fast and exciting, have drawn only very small crowds. If a large crowd Is present next Monday the high school contemplates bring ing the team of the Lincoln High School, of Portland, down, for a game, but this cannot be done with out the support of the people of Roseburg. If the crowd next Mon day Is not large, It will show that the people of the city have little In terest In the doings of the high school and that It will not pay to briiig the Portland team here. Show your school spirit next Monday by coming and rooting for the high school. The game will probably be over In time for the best part of the Klk's play so that you can attend them both Be sure and come, with a big noise. A STUDKXT. For Frost Bites aad Chapped Skla. For frost bitten ear, finger and toe: chapped hands and Hp, chil blains, cold sores, red and rough skins, there Is nothing to equal Buck' lea Arnica Salve. Btops the pain at one aad heals quickly, la every home there should be a box handy all the time. Best remedy tor all skis diseases, Itching eczema, tetter, piles, etc. 25o. All druggists or by mall. H. H. Buckles Co., Philadelphia or St Louis. B Sidewalk lumber, cut Just six feet, ready to lay. Page' Is tbe place. Sunday at the Churches. Christian Srlrare Society, corner of Main and Laue streets. Services at 1 a. m.; subject. "Love." Wednes day evening testimonial nutting at 8 o'clock. The public is cordially in- ited to attend the services. Sunday school is held in the same building at 9:45 a. ni. First Methodist KplM'oital, Rev. Alexander It. Maclean, pastor. Ser vices at the courthouse, on Fast Douglus street. Sunday school at 45, J. K. McClintock, Supt.: morn ing preaching at 1 1 o'clock by the pastor; Kp worth l.eugue ut 6:30 p. Everybody welcome. Flint Pretthyterian, Rev. Taut J. Lux. pastor. U. L. Eddy, Supt. of Sunday school. Sunday school at 10 in.; morning worship at 11, sub ject "Hindrances to Prayer." V. 1' C. E. at b:3l) p. ill.; evening ser vice at 7:30 will be a union temper ance service of all the churches. Mr Glass will speak. A hearty welcome to all. M. K. Church South, Rev. C. II Cleaves, pastor. Sunday morning Feb. i, the pastor will preach on The Doctrine of God." This will be the first of a series of three on "The Trinity." There will be no evening service, owing to the union temper ance rally at the Presbyterian Church. St. (leoncc'ii Cliun-li, corner Main and Cass streets, the Rev. Charles Wilson Maker, Rector. Tho Fourth Sunday after Epiphany. Holy Ku charlst at 7:30 a. in.; Sunday school at 9:4.i a. m.; Holy KuchurlBt ut 11 a. m.; no evening service. All are cordially Invited to these services. Free Metliixllnt, Rev. C. II. Suwyer, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m.; preaching at 1 1 a. in. and 7:30 p. in.; prayer meeting every Thursday ut :30 p. m. Patron! Farmer' Public Market very Tuesday aad Saturday. This will benefit both consumers aad pro ducer. Price always reasonable. HERRICK BOARDING HOUSE Corner Laue and Pine Streets. Meals served family style, 25c. All home cooking. Quick service. New Shoe Shop 329 N. Jackson St. All kinds of repair work. Shoes shiued, cleaned and dyed. W. H. Boyle W.W.Boyle The Ul" Carpenter A moat fascinating ttory of the Bible by Bouck White, tli author of "The Book of Daniel Drew." The aim of this book I to make Jesus the most Interesting parson In history, and It succeed wonderfully. It Is a book which vry on interested la the religion of Christ should read la order to gt the social basis of the Gospel. It la a book which vryon Interested In the social question should read that h may hav a aew view of the rellglwa of Christ. $1.20 at Socialist News Store 124 West Cass Street We Are in Our New Shop where we have larger quarters and equipped with a modern cold storage plant aad all other up-to-date lmprovementa. We have the choicest of Fresh and Salted Meats ' Fresh Oysters and Poultry We give the S. 4 H. Green Tradlag Stamp with each purchase. Roseburg Meat Market Newhard Bros., Prop., 115 W. Oaa at., Newlaad Bid., Phone 1S4. Commercial Abstract Co. Abstract of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc. We Will Go on Your Bond Insurance Conveyancing IKtsWBCM, OREOOR. XTRA We Re-Tire Buggies STOUT 1-4 OR MORE B. W. STRONG THE FURNITURE MAN '' V ' T'' C- '.. SULKIES OFF Carts with ; Mohair Hoods OUTI.ANIl WOMAX HINKOKI). Mr. I Al'TO STAGE LINE DEPOT. Smith, IIiukU I27S Worth or Jewels to Stranger. t-T -J-I-T-.l-l-t- MM I I MM clean, comfortable McClslIen Hetel at week and up. calkins ipnoi.ns kkjht TO I.K'KNSF, AlTO.MOIill.K.S. Medford Mnll-Trlbuno' Holding that the state has the right to regu late travel upon Its highways und collect fens from vehicles, tbe same as for registering deeds.. Judge F. M. Calkins of the Circuit Court thin morning handed down a decision de claring valid the state, auto tax. con tented by the Jackson County Auto mobile Protective Association thru the Henry K. Hoyden ease, released from Jail on habeas corpus proceed ings. A meeting will be held to de cide upon making an appeal to the Supremo Court. The court iitotcs numerous au thorities for his decision, including findings In sultB against tho validity of the tax on bicycles that also were assessed iih personal property, which was the chief contention of the auto Ists, holding that the license made "double taxation." This content Ion the court holds Is counteracted by the necessity of maintenance or pub lic necessities by taxation. Have Arundel tuno it. J Good, Tooma at 13. 60 per 4. HHH 1 1111 H I I 1 1M Dully stages and autoe tor Marsh field and all Coos Bay points, also ,:,.,. , , .. ' for Pool and Millwood, leaves O. W. PORTLAND, Dr., Jan. 30. Mrs. Kapp' grocery store, 133 8hrldaa liessie .smith, wife of C. V. Smith, -street. Cash paid for produce along living at the Selwyn apartments, to-; the line, day handed over $1275 worth of j niomls and jewelery, sho reported to the police judge, tonight, to an un- . identified man, who pretended that', he was a detective and wanted the 1 Jewelry as security for her appear- j mitt; in loiiii. iid lum nm, piiu biiiu, that she was uuder arrest n a wit ness against a man who had forged her husband's name to a check for )S00 and that she must come to court with him today. Mrs. Smith, who camo here six months ngo from Kngland, where sho married Mr. Smith, is new to the ways of this country, she oxplalned, and the Btory seemed logical to her. He passed two hours, she said, ex plaining tho situation, and after re ceiving her Jewolry, remained a half hutir longer detailing tho ways of criminals and giving her light on criminal doings. PATROniZC Mt IIHT Dougaas .County Creamery Co., natt er of Pure Butter and Ice Cream Phono 840. 430 N. Jackson St Roaebuif, Oregon. P. 9, W pay highest market pries ut' nuttw fat and sweet areas. Call up 140. the Douglas County! Freak olives, kotk sTV as liV Creamery, tor cream. 't the Bee Wv Orooery. . 17-J.18S. American Move ment in 20yr. gold filled case $!4.SO at J. T. BRYANS STOPAT Hotel Caw Street RoMtwrg, J- urv X We Give Roseburg Trading Stamps. TheCassStreetMarlcet For all kinds of Fresh and Cared Meats. Poultry. Fort Jones Creamery Butter. Fished Lrouis Kohlhagen, Prop. An Ideal Woman's I.axative. Who wants to take salts, or castor oil, when there la nothing better than Dr. King's New I. Ho pills for all bowel troubles. They act gently and naturally on the stomach and liver, stimulate and reguluto your bowels and tone up tho entire system. Price 2 60. At all druggists. II. E. Uucklen A Co., Philadelphia or St. Louis. 1) HOTEL ARRIVALS. l'mpiua Hotel I.. J. Kelsay, Omaha; Henry Wllklns, W. j. linmi niond. It. C. Morris, (1. C. Morris, v.. Casterline, Portland; K. L. Fox, P. .1. Penncbaker, A. II. Noyer. Charles Dltes. O. II. Davis and wife, K. P. Rogers. G. W. Wallesteln, Al Olikeli. San Francisco; Walla Wheeler, Los Angeles; 1). Llpnian, T. F. Mcachatn. Seattle; D. D. Hudson, Chicago; 11. W. Parker, Eugene; George F. Hall, Coiiuille; Everett A. Schmidt, llcr keley, Cul.; W. F. Anderson, City. LOCAL NEWS. Strawberry plants, aspnrau, rhu barb, etc., for sale by ltosohurg Nur sery Ou. Juat arrlve.d, another car of gen uine Hock .Springs coal, at Paso's Good sweet Navel Oranges, 20c, 30c, and 4 0c a dozen. Economy Gro cery. Sliced boiled ham at the F.couoin Grocery. Roseburg Stamp Co's. checks have reduced the cost of living for many. Ask for them everywhere you trade. Just arrived, another car of gen uine Hock Springs coal, at Pace's. Patronize Farmers' Public Market every Tuesday and Saturday. This will benefit both consumers and pro ducers. Prices always reasonable. Blue Stem Flour, Washington hard wheat, $1.40 a sack. Economy Gro cery. AlphaDetl'-al noodles at the Bee Hive Qroce'v. Aladdin chimneys and mantles for sale at the Bee Hive Grocery. Roseborg Nursery Co., Kluliin A Illark, Props., corner Oak and Mnin streets. Phone 1S2. Terracotta chimney pipe, shoulder Joints, tees and cups now lu slock at Winnie Gaddls's, tho plumber. PATRIOTIC PENNANTS Offered at Low Cost The Review will enable its readers to get a valuable collection at slight expense. Readers of The Review will be given an opportunity to make a handsome collection of pen nants at a nominal cost. Through a wholesale contract with one of the largest pennant manufact urers in the world, this paper has been able to purchase a series of beautiful pennants at such a low rate that it will sell them to its readers for fifteen cents (IS cents) each. The Third pennant to be offered in this series is ALASKA, a picture of which appears In this adv. This pennant is of the best felt and is 36 inches long and 15 inches wide at the base. New York Cafe O. WON'U, Ma'intter OPK.N DAT AND NIGHT. Meal at All Hoars. Regular Meal 21 OtU Chicken Dinner Sundays, tttic 13 Noon to 3 f. kt. Chop luey. Noodles. Fresh Oys ters, nsh, Etc., all the Urns. Cor. Jackson 4 Waahlortoa lis. f 2 i W. 1 li Such a pennant ordinarily sells for 75 cents. This District of Alaska pennant will be offered hy The Review for one week only. After that time a new subject will be offered. Watch the papers each wwk for the announcement of the various subjects. Persons who desire to make a collection of these magnificent pennants should clip the coupons from The Review and present them at the business office with 15 cents. i Those who reside out of town can get them by parcel post. No one can afford to be without a collection of these pennants. The subjects will all be digni fied and the pennants correct as to color and detail. These pennants are admirably adapted to the decoration of the d.-n, library or parlor. They are also suitable for use in offices, and strongly anneal to the student. Many are made into table aad lounge covers, wall blankets, home ornaments. Come to The Review office and inspect one of the popular pennants now being offered. A glance will persuade you that no such bargain has previously been offered to home decorators. Clip the coupons, as they are valuable. n "t.ii I All you have to do is to clip the pennant coupon which appears in today's paper, and bring it to this office with 15 cents. Only one Pennant with each coupon. Send it to us with 20c, the extra fk being to cover cost of mailing. Review Pub. Co. Roseburg, Oregon Pennant Coupon This coupon when accompanied by 15c, is -good for One Pennant at the Roseburg Review Office. j .Via ily mall add C cent citra to cover cost). ana m 1 . i I as-' 'Pa' ... ! ''' & VPTiB!5IWSaWWfiWWSaSS,i!'i3WSs!i'aWMB .' ') -, " ' 'V.','; . i. ' s . ? 1 '.'-U
