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Newspaper Page TextKODAKS ! ROSEBUKG BOOK CO. Eastman Photo Supplies, Developing; and Print ing for Amateurs. Picture Frames Made to Order More Than 100 Applicants Suc cessful in fa mirations SIXTY-TWO PARTLY SUCCESSFUL Mare Applicants Write at Recent Examinations Than fver Before Another Examina tion to Be Held in June At t In- Inst eighth grade examina tion held m iJouglaa County on May 7 uml 8, there were many more ap plicants than have ever written at any examination In thin county be lore, being In nil 71; 2J7 of whom wrote on the entire lint of Hubjecttt, and of thin number 10U were buccohh f ii 1 and will receive, dlplomua. Sixty-two oiIkth passed in all but one or two subjects, und will by the rulea governing eighth grade exuinl natiuns be allowed to write on the remaining HubjuctH at the next regu lar examination, which will bo held on June 4 and I, 1914. At the June examination all who are entitled to write at thla examina tion and all who havo Bince com pleted the eighth grade work may write for diplomat. Following ts u list of those who paused and of thone who are condi tloned: Dim. No. 1, Oakland; Alfred J I'owerH, teacher Fanned, Jessie. Kield. Dist. No. 2, Wilbur; Mrn. Inez Mil ler, teacher 1'uHHod: Floyd Chap- mail, Mlrdiu Kasley, Lillian Ilrown, Mae Kaegi, Kmmu Kunnell, tierald Hill, Alfred ,11111, Harold Hurry Mead; Conditioned: Kntoii. ! McKay Franclu Dint. I tern I h, Jonea. 1Hh(. school, No. 3, KIghead; teacher Panned: Hester Wayne No. 4, Koseburg; Fullerton K. K. MorrlB, teacher Caused: Maggie Conn. Conditioned: Alexander Andraieff, Clifton Zimmer man. Kose school, Ira F. Hatfield, teach er Passed: Lola (iaminon, llelpha Kdlund, Minnie Macl ver, Maurice Hawker. Hohy Abeene. Slater Miller, George Hopkins. CondttJotied: liuth Trice. I'rudencn Clnugh, Constance Maclean, (iladya Taylor, Myron T. Taylor, Francis Lawrence. Vova Sen ter, Htith liariium, Russell Carpen ter. llenson achuol, F. 11. Hamlin, teacher Passed: Joe Grounds, tier aid OeddlK, Dorothea Abraham, Mildred Henry, Marie (jllkerson, Uenh Sykea, tioldfe Stone, Agnes Morgan, James llradley. Conditioned: Hell. Hedgepeth, Vivian tillkoiHon, Merle Casebeer, William Trumbo, Virgil Jackson, Helen llargreaves, I K'lia I lonsloo, Gladys Jones, A my Itosc, Mildred Hose. I.ane school, F. C. Fit .pat rick, taeacher. I'asHed: Sylvia l.ewellen, Olto Troxel, Vernon Hinsdale, Klsle Klsner, Ada Smith, Ki -neat Marker. Clarke Palm, l.eltov David. hist. No. (!. Koseburg; Mrs. Leah Howard, teacher Passed: William liailey. Ditst. No. S, Canyon vllle; J. K. O'Noel, teacher - -Passed: Vaipiero Thompson, Lola Newman, Kthel Mlarkford, Arthur Smith, Lawrence Hoylo. Disl. No. it, Cardliier; T. J. Skir via, teacher Passed : F. a G. t ira hain. Willis Karl. Alys M. Mender tilth, F.va G. tllackwoll. Conditioned : Osmond Audi us, Itnliy La toll, Oro fina Giuliani. I lis! . No. 1 1!, Glide; Melvlll T. Solve, t em her Passed : Ada Mat thews. Maurice Malt hew s. Dist. No. Looking Frances F. YVtxoii, teacher Veda Arnold. Glass; Passed : Dist. No. 1-V Davs Creek; Chester Cook, tea her Passed : I lie Flock Jessie Orinlsloii 'olid it loned ; Geo Dielsch. Ada Tiller. Dist. No HI. HrockH: L. II. Fan cher, lea lie r Passed . Mary Ml em lier, Glads Jackson. Carroll H. Fan cliei. Dist. No. is. DioU!lle; Wilfred tlrmvu, teacher I 'ai-sed ; lie tic Itrmnhach. 1 L t No. Ill, Mvr'le Cieev Kckersle, teacher Passed !ieekninn. Wllla A-lilev. J W ltonl Let 1 ea in, Ma: garet u ad t on ill in in d AM 1)1(1 (iOWlS K KHVWHRHh! "MyM amma Says - n Its Safe for sQ&jA Child ren v. CONTAINS fe1'' OPIATtS Zena Dement, Olive Gonad, DeBSl. Lyons, DoJob Coon. UiBt. No. 20, Kiddle; John W. Kerns, teacher PusBed: OtlB Mc- Keel, Herbert McKeel, I.ee Dean, I. cim Luke, Paul Armstrong Kdltli Cooper. Conditioned: Dorothy Hi.urr. Dint. No. 'i'i. Druln; U. M. MpniKue, teuclier Punned: Kunlce KuhIi, Alin nlo Hi.-inlncton, May lledrkk. Con ditioned: Harold Carter, Jumea Hay inond, Dana Dixon, Chester Haven, Hnrel Hlcketliler, Kloda Kent, Kay Walker, Sidney Meacham. DlBt. No. 2j, John Kernan, teach er PasHed: Alfred C. Anderson. Dist. No. 30, Yoncalla; James Uob ard, teacher Passed: John 1. Drew, Kloyd Williams. Dist. No. 31, Yoncalla; Maude Shields, teacher Passed: Viva Klt chey, Kloyd Kltchey, Winnie Tucker. Dist. No. 32, Yoncalla; 1). W. Wight. teacher Passed: Lewis HauKeherKer, Marlon Smith, Mary Huntington, Kthel Peterson, Jasper lllshop. Conditioned: Vivian Curr, Otto Senior. Dist. No. 33, Kdenhower; Ora Dav ldHon, teacher Passed: Myra Jones. Conditioned: Lawrence Kinmons, .Illlla Michaels. Dist. No. 34. Klkton; Kred A. (loff, teacher Passed: Vli'Kll Levins, Leuu Hinder. Conditioned: Kenneth tiruhlie, Uulh Si'had. Dist. No. 3S, Klkton; llrookhardt, teacher Passed: man Weatherly. Conditioned: Harry reil Monson, lleulah Sugnlierd. Dist. No. fin, Cleveland; Anna Llndttreu, teacher Passed: Vivian Mackuy. Conditioned: Paul Andor- son. Dist. No. fi3. Myrtle Creek; I. Olson, teacher Passed: LehenKood, Alia Jackson. Dist. No. CI), Oakland; M. Kdna Krica Ruth Will Doyle, teacher. Conditioned: (Irons. Dist. No. 2, Dlioiivllle; Waltha Watson, teacher Passed: Jesslo 1. Hatfield. Dist. No. 64, Ulcndnle; Brna Htoau. teacher Passed: .Carlos Wat- erworth, Harold Mctiee. Conditioned: Kussell Waterworth. Dist, No. C5, Dlxonvllle; Mabel Smith, teacher Conditioned: Her bert llrltt. Kthel Illnkoly. Dist. No. tin, (Hide; Myrtle L. tloorge, teacher Conditioned: Stan ley Hand. DlBt. No. 70, lllddlc; II. II. Hron- son. teacher pasBeti: uenry v mbou, Mudallne, Itockhlll, Iionnld WellB, Alma llalsey. Hurt Ackley, Lester llalsey, Lorenn Hoe, Mlhlred Nichols. Conditioned: Clarence Crow. Dist. No. 72, tiardlner; K archer, teacher PasBed: Iter! ha tiladys Hpraguu. Dist. No. 77, (ilenualo; II. It. Marsh, teacher. Passed: Neil (ill- Ions, Henry llenson, Nettie Stephens. Carrie Seiher. Conditioned: Ward I Idler, Bonnie llenson, Wlnnifred Coe. Dist. No. 90, Perdue; Karl Dun ii, teacher Conditioned: David Kate. Dial. No. 94. Winchester: . L. Smith, teacher Conditioned: Albert Ituden. Dist. No. 97. Myrtle Creek: Pearl Yokuin, teacher Passed: Verona M. Way, Perlo L. Johnson. Dist. No. 100, Dlllard; Irina Clem ents, teacher Conditioned: Anna Lewis. Dist. No. 110. Hoolh; Miss M. V. I'homas, teacher- Conditioned: Itosn laiitKPT, Hoy Clothier. Dist. No. Ill, Koschurg; Maude llediifk, teacher Passed: Howard llelmboldt. Conditioned: (llndys Meyers. Dist. No. llt. Dlllard: lllanche K Harron, teacher Contlltloned: Myr tle Hercher. Hist. No. 127, (lalesvllle; Mrs Hurry Stiituho. teacher -ContlitUm- d: Klorence Daluewood. Dial. Nn. I2S, Kernvale; Mabel llagen, teacher - Passed: Lester Nel son. Hist No. 129. 1'lnlMHi.i; Mildred Lewis, teacher- Passed: Ituby Klll lllltt. Dist. No. 130, Sutherllu; V. J. Ort- imii, teaclier - l oiitlltloneil : .Mirman Slater. UHWI, NKWS. George Perkins, of Drain, was a arnlval visllor here today. Mrn. A F. Stearns, of Oakland, is it lend lilt; the caruhal here. Charles Stephens, itf Oakland, was a visitor In liusehuri; today. Mr. and Mth. W. K. Mode, of Glide, were visitors In Hosehui'K today. Get the hubtt of buvtuu your candy at Kandy K'-tchfU. 3 1 II N. Jackson 11 I. Winniford of llalsey, arrie.l here this inorntng to attend the car ulal Kimrne Uettlster; Mrs. A. L Lrin!, or Uoi Ihhk. is visiting In Kunene. llenr Miller, of PiMtland. In R mie?4t jit Hie home o( W, W Caldwell fr a tew .lays. pes l'soii, if t ain on v ille, is ;ieiidint; a lew das Im (ioetuiiK at Icn.t'tiK (tie carill:il. Wood for pal Ii! Inch, oak or Hh. n Gr. J. K. JMatnted. Mrs V. J Cli.ipn a-t. rt ho had been vi-ili:ip here from WLImm fov a few d,iw. reiurned home today. M s 1. L diet :i re;un etl home lo tt.iltiiu ,t this an moon, alter a da d lhit Mth Iileiidb here Mr .thd Mis K JeaiiiiiKs catne in Hus iilternoon from OkilU to attend tin- c.trnnul for a lew .las. Mm N . Fleet, who had Imm-ii is ItitiK heie wiiti her coavtn. NDh Jan. Fletcher, went home thin aMernoou to Kugeiie. SpfK-UJ Mrchnti Luiea iered at Grand Cftfe, Sc, (Continued from page 1). marching club of the Roseburg lodge of IClks, attired in their while suits. Following wer a half dozen decor- u'.i'nvjo lluu uillt;i IIUIIIUIUUS ill - tractions. The rear of the iiaradiv " was made up of a number of private I"" '-1"'0,1" ,1",llI",0 to automobiles. I usa- east to Jackson, north to Doug- Many Attend Mali ;,... '"9, ar "d, '""'"ini1' It lu nnHnrul. ...I tl.... ....... I ' rOrmUtlOll red people are in attendance at the opening ball game between the t. of O. team of KuKene and the All-Stars of thia city, at the North JtoauburK grounds this altenioon. At the hour of Koinn to press the game wau still In progress. The Stmvli':-r- Kxhlhil. Visitors, as well as home folks, are not overlooking the strawberry ex hibit during their round of the at tractions. The exhibit is being held In a tent on Jackson street, south of Ub Intersection with Cass. In re sponse to requests sent out by the carnival management, berries began to arrive from all aectlons of the county early this morning, and by noon the exhibit far exceeded in size those of former years. And that 1b not all berries were still arriving lata tliis afternoon. The berries now on display represent almost every variety produced in the Uinp quH Valley, und no llttlo work will be encountered in u warding the prizes. In all, tho display Tar Biir- passes the expectations or the carni-j val committee. The tented shows are well patron ized, as are the local theaters, which have prepared special programs fori Mrs. Corge Frew, of Green, ar the occasion. A number of the larg-1 rived here this morning for a rim er attractions are stationed on the days visit and attendance at the car- aiholle property, at tho comer of; Chadwlck and Washington streets. loiifglitH Program. At promptly 7 o'clock this evening here will bo u Tree public exhibition it performing goats In front of the "rand Hotel on Cass street. This Utractloii will bo well worth your at tention. Whilu this performance Is in progress the Kiddle baud will ren ter a program near the exhibit build ing on Sheridan street, later giving oncerts in other sections or the city. At tho Commercial Club rooms, rom 8 to 11) o'clock there will he ield a public reception to the "king" in d "queen," and the hitler's luaids. lusic for tbis occasion will he fur- Ished by the Corvallis band. The ,'ommercial Club rooniB have beeiil'of '-r ll,,r today, after visiting leautilnlly decorated ror the recep- ion, with Douglas County roses In irofuaion. Tonight's reception will e strictly Informal In nature, and everyone is Invited to be present. Light refreshments will be served during the evening. ! The Carnival Dunces. The committee In charge of the 'arnlval dances are highly elated over the interest that is being mani fested In these events. On Friday evening the grand march will be led by the "king" ami "queen," and everyone should be there. The fol lowing ladies will serve as pat ronesses each evening: M iss Jose ph I no Parrott. Mesdames William Hell, A. J. Lllbum, Milton Shoemak r, J. W. Hamilton, J. K. Sawyers, Charles Wharton, S. A. Saiit'ord, J. C. Hume. J. W. Perkins, II. G. Wilson, O. Maddux, G. J. Kachor, S. losephson, Alice Chapman, A. F. Set her, Carl Shoemaker, F. A. Stew irt, W. W. Cardwell, J. A. Huchanaii. 'lark Hargar, Fred llaynes, Joseph vkes, Charles Helnliue. J. D. Xur her, George Hradhurn. Henry Harth. leorge Hotter, Nathan Fullerton and . L. Miller. The Automobile Parade Friday, best of all parades. $''.'. I in cash for owners of Ford cars. Thh money is offered by George UnriieEl, and the president of the Ladies' Auxiliary w ill appoint the five Judges. . Secure your serpentine confetti he- Iral n n lv , I !',eioiie Is much Interested in the school children's minute at 1 0 : :i 0 a.li,.. .tn" u i.iu ....... i Every bov and girl will be In Hue and wear a beautiful carnival tint. Attend the big carnival hall at the irmory tonight. The queen and her court will he there and lead t he uraud march at S:4." sharp. Host music ever heard al a dance. Halt will he bountifully decorated with 'arnlval colors. Friday' (HVIcinl Program. Following ts the official program of the Strawberry Carnival for to morrow. Friday : Hand Conceits Corvallis hand: Kvhiblt building, ! to ::20; Grand Hotel, t : :iu to !::.; march to cor ner Jackson und Douglas and await hool children's parade. Kiddle mi ii u: i io at .mci iiuien noiei; H:.to to at Commercial Club; : to corner .larkoti and Doughi and aw ait school child i en s parade St hoot children' parade al 1 n : " 0 . f Forms High school forms on v est Douglas street; Fullerton ; hi' hool behind hUh school ; Kose j i' hoid forms on Fast Douglas and North Mam; IDvorsido nd Hciison . schools form on North Jncknon, head-! iin: at Douglas. ! Line of m a re li From corner Juck-i son and Douglas, south on Jackson, to Cas-i ; w est on Cass to Sierldan ; sent h on Sheridan to Lane; t urn : at on nd (lag a nd re: urn over same st reels Foi lti.itioli ----- C-tmd Marshall S C Hartrum. Coast Artlllerv. Conallts hand. Hih school. t'iuldreu s quoen In float. ltoo school. Fullerton nchoot. Kiddle band. lienson school. Lane school grades. Vaudeville stunts floats, 9:30 at Uini'iiua Hotel. 10:31) at exhibit building. Acrohata. Afternoon. Auto parade at 2:00. j Line of march: Korm on Comtner-. cial avenue. Make circle Commer-j rial avenue north on east side of j .facKson, soutti on west slue or Jack-j sou 10 t.ans, west on i.nss to Hiieri ' . j, . i,i r Grand Marshal S. C. Uartrum Coast Artillery. Kiddle baud. Queens' floats. Decorated autos. Parent-Teachers Winston float. Association Corvallis band get in line at Douglas street, stop at corner Lane and Sheridan. W. C. T. V. Hand Concert Kiddle band, 4 to ft, front of Maccabee building. Cor vallis baud, -1 to f, at Umpquu Hotel. Motorcycle endurance test, arrives 4 to 7 p. in. Kvetiinjr. Hand Concerts Kiddle, 7 to 7:45. divide time exhibit building and car nival headquarters. Corvallis, 7 to 7:4."j, corner Cass and Jackson. Goats, 7::P, at McClallen Hotel. Shows. Carnival hull, queen attending, at 8: :i0. Grand march at 8:45. LOCAL NEWS. Miss Olive Kichman arrived here today from Sutherlin to spend sev eral days visiting with friends. nival. Mrs. W. C. 1'nderwood, of Oak land, passed the day in Kosohurg visiting with friends and at lending the carnival. Mrs. W. It. Willis left this after noon for Sutherlin, where she will spend the night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. It. Walte. The Weyerhaeuser Silo, tried, proved and guaranteed. Seo Page Divestment Co lien A. Dowell ami wife, who had been lo Medi'onl to attend the fun eral of Mrs. Van Gilbert, returned here t his 'U ternoon. Mrs. Ollle Lien, of Walla Walla. for the past two weks at the home of A. Larson, at Looking Glass. Mrs. F. It. Dunlap left here this afternoon for a couple of mouths trip to British Columbia and cities In the north where she Iuih relatives. .Mrs. Frank Wat kins and daugh ter, Ferrill, who had been visiting here tor the day, returned this after noon to their home at Winchester. Mrs. Ashtou and daughter, Nora, formerly of Koseburg. arrived here this morning from Lugene and will visit friends during the carnival. Gtts Guslal'son was arrested by the city officer last night lor drunken ness on lie streets and given a fine of in t he recorder's court thin morning. Khler C. W. I'lai., vlu had been assisting at the Adventist catnpmeet ing in West Ibmehiirg, left this after noon for Forest Grove, where he will attend a meeting similar to the one here of the Western Oregon Confer ence. Tho 17-year-old son of Norman Agee. of Winston, severely cut the I hirers of his left hand, culling them to t he bone, while using a pocket k 11 ' lV lMs morning. It is feared blood poison may result, attended him. I r. Set her ''r" 11. It. Kogers arrived this aft loon l rom Marsht ield to participate in t lie big Si rawherry Carnival and to persuade the people of Koseburg 1"'h,llu"" ,v' m ,m ' " 1M "".Sahiu. for anv deficiency. And that Rogers avs I.Hh th(( sail, d(,femiantSi nm, 0;i,h of iirularlv loiul of i ard tier and t i inks ...... , Silos at Page's, either tho Woyer- haeuser model with a money-back guarantee, or the staves only. K W TODAY. FOR SAl.K. too bushels good clean wheat. $l.o.. per bushel f. o. b. cars, omaila. Ore. I'.. V. 1 hlel. : chasers at said sale of the aforesaid . . I premises, and that tho purchaser bo WANTKIV To buy a couple heifer lot into possession thereof upon pro calves about ti nios. or year old. ducing Sheriff's certificate of sale, K. l. llo 22, Koseburg. and such oilier and further relief as to the court seems meet and oiuil- PASTT K K FOR OATTI.K Near Mix- able. otivillo. See M M. Urumbach, This summons is served upon you IMxoiivlUo, or Lewis I'arker. Kose- by publication in the Roseburg Re burg view, pursuant to an order isned Golden Star Furniture Polish AND SIX OTHER KINDS 3. W. STRONG The Furniture Man Roseburg', Oregon Sl'.MMOXS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregou for Douglas County. The Douglas County llullcllng & Loan llKnp.,tlnn a ..nr......... ,i Association, a corporation, plain tiff, vs. .Mrs. M. Josephson, Sam' S. Josephson, Addle Josephson, KoBe K. Josephson, Julien Joseph- huh, vera josepnsoo, ua'ier s. Josephson, Eleanor Josephson, and li. L. Sabin, as Trusteo in bankruptcy of Hannah Josephson, Sam ft. Josephson and Julien Josephson, bankrupts, defendants. ! To Walter S. Josephson and 1 Kleanor Josesphson, above named de fendants: In the name of the State of Ore gon, you and each or you are hereby required to appear In the above en titled court and answer the complaint of the plaintiff In the above entitled suit within six weeks from the date of the first publication of this sum mons, to-wit, on or before the 2ud day of June, '.914, and if you fail to so appear and answer said com plaint the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relier demanded in said compluint, a succinct statement of which is as follows: For judgment, order and decree that the plaintiff have and recover off and from the defendants, Mrs. M. Josephson, Sam S. Joaephson, Addiei Josephson, Kose Josephson, Julien! Josephson und Vent Josephson, the sum of Two Thousand Thirty-four ($2034) Dollurs, with Interest there on at the rate of eight (S", per cent per annum from the 1st day of May, 1911, the further sum of One Hundred Fifty ($1 50) Dollars, at torney's fees, and the costs and dis bursements of tbis suit, us alleged in plaintiff's complaint. Also judgment against the defend ants, MrH. M. Josephson, Sam S. Josephson, Addie Josephson. Kose Josephson, Julien Josephson, Vera Josephson, Walter S. Josephson and Kleanor Josephson, and each of them. for the sum of Kight Hundred Tliirty and HG-lon ($S:tU.GG) Dollars, with interest thereou at the rate of ten (10''r) per cent per annum from May I, 1914, the further sum of Eighty ($S0 Dollars, attorney's fees, and the further sum of One Hundred Fifty-eight and Oti-1 00 ( $ I 5S.0G Dollars, with interest at the rate of six (ti'i) per cent per annum from the 2uth day of April, 1914. for taxes and assessments paid upon the prem ises hereinafter described. And for Judgment, order and de cree against each and all of the de fendants above named, foreclosing the mortgages alleged in plaintiff s complaint, and ordering the sale of the following described premises: Lot number two (2) in block number fifty-nine (5!)) of the city of Kose burg, according to tho official plat thereof of record and on file in the office of the County Clerk of Douglas County, Oregon, and that said prem ises be sold according to statute in such cases made and provided; that the shares of stock held In the plain tiff corporation bo cancelled in the manner provided in said mortgage; and that the proceeds of the sale be applied as follows: First, to the payment of the costs and expenses of said sale and the costs and disbursements of this suit, including such sum as the court shall allow as attorney's fees. Second, to the payment of the sum paid out by plaintiff as assessments and taxes on said premises. Third, to the payment of said amount due plaintiff in the first cause of suit as alleged therein. Fourth, to the payment to the plain tiff of the amount due it on the mort gage alleged in its second cause of suit, being the mortgage assigned by N. Kice and M. F. Kice, as alleged in plaintiff's complaint. That the remainder, if any there be, he paid lo the clerk of this court to be distributed as directed by the court, and if I he proceeds of such (sale be not sufficient to pay tho de- fmamts of plaintiff on said mortgage mid note set out in its second cause of suit, that the plaintiff have judg ment against the above named de fendants, excepting defendant K. L. I '''' ueieiuiaui u. i Sabin, and all persons claiming by. t hrough or under them, or any of 'them, be barred ami foreclosed or land from all right, title and interest In and to said property, and the whole thereof, except Hie statutory And that ttie plaint i ff or defendant . 'or either of them, may become pur-i Majestic Theatre "ITS DIFFERENT" VAUDEVILLE ADDED ATTRACTION Featuring Spanish, Texas Tom my and different nutional dunces. Beautiful Costumes with Electrical Effect 4 Big Reels of Pictures Each Day with a Complete Change of the Entire Show. Children 10c Adults 20c 3 DAYS-21, 22, 23-3 DAYS TONIGHT'S P1CTUR.ES-"DRUDGE" A Vitiigrapli drama in two parts. "AS IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN" Kiograph drama. "ANDY GOES ON THE STAGE" Third advonturo of Andy, an Kdison comedy. out of tlie above entitled court and cause by Honorable .1. W. Hamilton, .Indue, on the 7th day of May, 1914. The first publication of this sum-! molts is made on the 11th day of j .May, 191 4, and will be published once a week for six consecutive and successive weeks, the last publication being made on the J2nd day of June, : 1914. i GHOUOH XKrXEIt, Jr.. ' M Attorney for Plaintiff. Call up 340, lbs DoukI" County Creamery, tor cream. If you nnve something to sell use ! a want ad in the Review. i PERFORM 1 71 5 ANNULS PERFORMING I amusing i nnYf OGLE I"8! i i nsnsi 1 ISO &HBJiHHIAI GOATS. MULE AND BEAR Two Performances 2:00 and TENT IS ABSOLUTELY RAIN PROOF Roseburg Carnival Grounds May 20,21, 22, 23 ADMISSION 25c J Kapiil fire comedians, singinK, duueing and hot stun. FOR iaiNs BAININ'ERS how Cards And Auto Painting SEE Cordon & Bishop Opposite Roseburg Garage Phone 1T3-R 119 N. Rose St. 12 BSGACTS PONIES. DOGS The Funny Clowns The Shetland Pony Drill The Troupe of Acrobats Dan and"Slippery"the Bucking Mule King Pharoah, the Horse with a Human Education Marie and Her Troupe of 14 Trick and Riding Dogs "Happy", the Trained Angora Goat and His Family of 7 Nannies "Cactus" the Educated Mule Daily Rain or Shine 8:00 P. M.