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BOSTON, Man., June 25, Flr at
flaWm, Mass., severed all wire com
munication with this city at 4:39
o'clock this afternoon, after a square
mile of buildings bad burned. The
lou la more than 11.OOU.000. Al'
ready more than 1000 residences and
12 factories have .been destroyed.
Dynamite Is being used to check the
flames.
At 5 o'clock this afternoon the
fire was In elKbt blocks of Salem
business district. Seventy-five more
houses have been destroyed in Boutli
Salem, while 45 fire-fighters bad
leen overcome with smoke. Fifty
others were taken to 'the hospitals
The water pressure Is' low, and wo
men are running about the streets
as If demented. At .6:30 me dusi
ness section of the town was In great
danger. About 2000 people are al
ready homeless.
LOCAL NEWS.
Mrs. W. H. Lawer and son. Wll
t fred, left here this morlnlng for
Uklab, Cal.. where she will spend the
summer with relatives.
Mrs. J. V. Griffith and Mrs. J. B
Barnes returned home this afternoon
to Wilbur, after a day spent in ltoue-
burg.
Mrs. Mary A. Johansen, of Ar
cadia. Cal.. is visiting l.ere at the
home of her brother. H. S. French
Mrs. Johansen came to this city with
her brother 33 years ago and loft
some time later for California. She
notes little resemblance of the pres
ent city to her former home.
A washout of considerable track
on the Southern Pacific line near
Copley, Cnl., yesterday as a result
of the torrential rains, has caused
a delay of several hours of all thru
traffic. Train No. 14, due In Hose
burg at 2 o'clock this afternoon, was
but a stub-train from Ashland. Ilegu
lar No. 14 and this morning's Shasta
Limited will pass through here about
10 o clock this evening.
The Gladstone family, Beven in
number, who are playing at the Ma
Jostle theater In this city, are said
to be among the beBt attractions of
the kind now touring the Pacific
Coast. They just finished engage
ments at Ashland, Grants Pass and
Medford, where they plnyed to ca
pacity houBCB. At Ashland they
played five engagements, with more
than 1000 people at each porform
auce. The Majestic is fortunate In
securing this excellent attraction
The family Includes acrobats, dancers
and comedians.
Although Roscburg will have no
official colebrntlon on the Fourth of
July, an opportunity will be afforded
those who wish to celebrate the day
In spite of that fact, by a big picnic
that Is being nrranged by the Parent
teachers' Association In WoHt Kobo
bui'g. Nnchtor'B grove has been se
cured and a committee Is arranging
to provide the unual ceremonies, a
basket dinner, ball game and a long
llBt of athletic contests for both men
and women. District Attorney Goo
M. Brown will deliver the address
and some one will read tho Declara
tion of Independence. Miss llalde
man will sing. An exhibition ball
game by the stars of the Twilight
League is being arranged by the com
mittee. The Parent-Touchers' Asbo-
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Saturday Eve. Bii
f Suits at Svec. $9.95
1 cent Sale-Attend
Stork Pants for infanta 23c
8tork Sheeting, yard OHc
Corset Shields at special 25c
Crochet Cotton, al Blzes 10c
10c Finishing Braid ..He
Steel Knitting Needles .lis
12 Ma Pearl Buttons at He
' Cotton Stay Binding ....3 for !5e
10c Mending Tissue 3c
Collar Buttons per doz 10c
10 Finishing Braid 3c
Wide Belting, yard 10c
Shoe PollBh 10c
Hick Back Braid 10c
Stlckerle Braid 10c
Scratch Tablets 3c
Ink Tablets Sc
Darning Cotton at 3 for Be
Luster Cotton at 3c
Hat Elastic at ....3c ami '2 for 3c
5c Clark's O. X. T. Cotton 0
for 23d
3c Common I'lna 1c
5c Pins 400 count 3c
8c Pins, good steel 3c
8c Stewart's Safety Pins, all
sizes 3c
10c Cube Pins, colors He
Sc Small Cube8 at 5c
500 yd. Basting Cotton Be
3 0 Snaps, black or white Be
Sc Hooks and Eyes at .". 5c
10 Collar Stays Be
Darning BallB at 5c ami 10c
8c Pearl Buttons at Sc
Hair Nets, all colors So
Children's Shoulder Support
is -in
ers '
15c Side Supporters 10
Wire Hair Pins, box 5c
Knit. Cotton, black or whlte....5c
Shields Omo Brand 23c
Twenty-four Snappy $1.00 Bargains For Friday
PIay$l.25
$1.25-$ 1. 50 Waists$l
Special $1.00
Dainty now lingerie wuista In a wide
annortmi'nt of styles, neatly made
and trimmed; your choice,
at each
e$1.00
$1.25 Khaki Pants $1.25
Special $1.00
A good pant for this summer h
wear, made of Khaki cloth, our reg-
ii lar $1.25 pant, special
the pair
'$1.00
Goods $1.00
Every yard or our $1.25 all wool
dress goods placed In this Friday
Bale; Eplnglo, Vlgeroux, j rr
and fancy woaves, yard ....tbl.Uv
$1.25 Gowns $
Women's nainsook and crone gowns
In many different styles, low and
high neck, short and longr (r
sleeves nt J) I. If II
$1.25 Silks at $1.00
Rvory yard of $1.25 silks and sutliu
that we hnve In the sloro Ism av
reduced for Friday only, yd J l.Vv
.25 Blankets
Special $1.00
If you are going camping thin sum
mer you will need blankets; extra
good grade cotton blankets
per pair
for $1.25 House Dresses $1.25
Special $1.00
$1.00
Kid Gloves at Kayser
Special $1.00
We offer for tomorrow tho best wear
ing kid glove in black, white and
tan, all sizes; this is an ex
tra value: choice
$1.00
$1. each
We placo on sale tomorrow only 10
trimmed hats for women; gt f ((
pood summer Btylos, choice l.UU
1.00 $1.25 Mens Summer
Underwear $1.
For Frldny only, men's Mousing
unions In the rogulur $1.25 grade,
with long sleeves and legs, short
sleeves and leg, at spe
cial
$1.00
We (five S. & II. (Ircen Trading Htn
niH) on each una every pui-cmisc.
Women's ncnt gingham house dresses
in muny different styles; perfect fit
ting, good quality mater
ials, special
$1.00
Silk Gloves $1.25
Special $1.00
This famous brand of silk glove In
black and white, all sizes, double
tip fingers, guaranteed toj
the purchaser, special upI.Uv
Special $1.00
The best silk hose Is bought hero,
the colors, green, taupe, tan, black,
white, gray, lavender, yellow, gold
King blue, navy, ceiice, the
pair
B$1.00
Boys
Suits at $1.00
We have these In baseball and cow
boy suits; get the boy one, he will
enjoy a ball suit or cowboy
outfit; choicB
31.00
Parasols at
Special $1.00
Now is the time to buy that summer
parasol; neat color effects in combi
nations and plain parasols
choice
$1.00
AH $1.25 Wool Dress 10 Trimmed Hats atl$L25 Silk Hose at $1,25 Kimonas for $1.50 Suit Cases atl$ 1. 25 Dresses for
Special. $1.00
Women's kimonos in neat stylet.
of good quality materials,
neatly trimmed, special
$1.00
The Store That Sei ves You Ikst
The New York Store
We Give Green Trading Stamps
Unions
Women $1.00
for$l.25$l.59 Muslin
Drawers $1.00
Women's Swiss rib unions in tight
and lace knee, extra fine quality,
sizes 5 and 6 only; special,
per garment
'$1.00
$1.25-1.50 Embroid
eries at $1.00
Yards of beautiful flouncing In
voiles, heavy worked patterns, 45 in.
wide; regular selling atd f. rf
11.2ft & $1.50 yd.; special ,))
Special $1.00
$1.50 leatherette suit cases, made
extra good for such a cheap case;
sieei rranie, lined, leather corners,
brasg trimmings; eachn 4 AA
r- $1.00
10 yds. 12 12 cent
Gingham $1.00
10 yards of Toll-du-Nord dress ging
hams in many good patterns to
choose from 27 In. wide; extra
good washing and wearing; t
tPl.VV
10 yards
We give H. & K. firoon Trading Sin
nips on each nml every lmrcluise.
High grade women's drawers in dain
tily trimmed styles of embroidery
and luce effects; all sizes;
choice garment nt .
$1.00
$1.25 Womens Um
brellas $1.00
We sell lots of umbrellas at this time
of the year; we are offering tomor
row the regular l.i!5 gradeii
at special
$1.00
Children $1.00
Dailty little dresses for the girl of
the house, well made, good materials,
assortment of patterns andi
styles; choice
d$1.00
R & G Corsets $1.00
The newest of models in these com
fortable good wearing corsets, ex
treme low and medium q f aa
busts; some boneless corsetsjj 1 .V U
$1.25 Hand Bags
Special $1.00
New clever styles In women's hand
bags and purses, neat fit A f (
tings, specially priced J) l.UU
clntlon will nave a booth for tho dls- proceeds of which will go to the
pciislng of Ice cream and such "oats'' further improvement of the West
as may bo dosirod by the crowd, tho Hide playgrounds.
LOCAIi NEWS.
THE MAJESTIC
' f? Today's
i h$ Hf Pictures
. mm Award of
m Jusdce
Li'TVlC ;.-,;Vi'V: si?-; A Kalem two-part drama,
tWLJ' J 'Vj,-.yA featuring Carlile Blackwcll
nr- y- i i f ! and Louise Glaum.
The Gladstone Family
7 of Them, Mostly Girls 7 Finery
8 Musical and Novelty Numbers An Kilison drama featuring I
Consisting of Quintette Harmony Singing, Clean Coin- Crute.
edy, Character Dancing, Hard and Soft Shoe Dancing,
Latest Society Dances, including Hesitation Waltz,
One-Step, Tango, etc. 1 11C ilull
Featuring America's Most Clever Girl Arroluts. And RoOfl! RlVlll
our usual show of moving pictures. iUUUl IXlVUlo
"" " --" Vitagraph comedy fea-
Tonight, Tomorrow and Saturday
June 25th, 26th and 27tll standard as a laugh pro-
duccr.
Children 1 5c Adults 25c l'! n tire change in pictures I
" and Vaudeville every day
This is Positively the Best Show of the Season and evening
Walter Montgomery was down
from Days Creek today looking af
ter business matters.
LOCAL NKWS).
Mrs. I,. L. (Ireen was an Oakland
visitor here today.
Kloyd Watson, of Oakland, was
Miss l.euh Adair returned to her here today on business,
home nt Wilbur this afternoon, after i 0 . , , ,
a short visit here with friends. Ih: J -S """' w:'r ". ,ow" f,om
i Mrs. I). It. Shamlmmk lias gone
to Portland for a lew days to visit
with her sisler.
Mrs. W. J. Hrown and daughter
wore over from ltlce Hill today and
returned, nfter doing some shopping.
I,. O. Hicks, tho city engineer,
went to Siithcrlin on the afternoon
A marriage license was issued to-'
train, whore he Is engaged in doing 'a'J"l"' w;rran,"- '"' 'iss lo"il j
engineering- work Ij. Iurner, of Douglas ( ounty.
engineering work.
Mrs. J. H. Hohbs and Mrs. Clifford
McKay, who had been visiting hero
with Mrs. Kred Chapman for a few
days, returned this nfternoon to Wll
b it ..
Miss Kthelvn Vaughn, stenogra
pher in the train dispatchers' office,
has received a month's leave of ab
sence for n vacation, and will leave
shortly for Portland and Tillamook
Hcnch.
Mrs. Kussell Harness returned
hero from Kugene this morning,
where she was summoned as a wit
ness In the liosscn murder trial.
Mrs. I,. M. Mitchell returned home
to Grunts Pass this morning, alter
accompanying her mother hero. The
latter left today for Coos Hay by
stage.
Every Man Has a Hobby
our is Good Printing
Classy Stationery neatly and promptly executed.
Get in touch with
BATES
MASONIC TEMI'I.K
PRINTER
CASS AXO MA1X STS. I'lIOVE 3D3
Mrs. A. Wade
her son, and Mis:
Serious sickness start In disorders J.
l"I,,I,"IMI"
lr. Char'es Wade,
Hazel Wade left
Mrs. C. W. M. Smith left hero this nils ninnilng for Canvoiivllle for a ! of the siomach. liver and kidneys.
afternoon for Portland, where she visit of several days wit d Mrs. l.e-'Tbe nest corrective and preventive is
will visit for a day before leaving forj lllanc, Mrs. Wade's daughter. lr. King's New Life Pills. They pur-
xtended visit in the East. She, i,,,., n .. , ... iny toe blood prevent constipation.
keep liver kidneys and bladder In
healthy condition, (live vou better
jrale too high to enable the consum- ...;..I..;..;..t..t..t..t..t..i..i..t...i..;..t..;..t.
'ers to irrigate sufficiently during tile ' r . . .
summer. In all probability the mat-. .J. I'OIt SALK. X
ter will be taken up witli the state' 4. .
railway commission. !4. Small touring car. lnte -I.
4" model, fully equipped: bar- 4.
!4- Phono 12-J. J.
Ahviljn 1-atl to Itetter Health.
will bo accompanied there by Miss Im,rllli; af.r ,.v,.r:ll d.1V!1 nt ,
Dotty Mimes, who leaves Saturday. lSvKmn ,, , Mu.rJ tJ
I Miss l.ola Williams left bore today fiuetl before (he SiiprtMuo Court yes-
for Portland, where she will enter teruay on a rnilroiul ejtse with Attv
1 ne iniiiiuiK ai iiotn iur nurses m ine
, tJood Samaritan Hospital. Site was
accompanied by Misa lluffer. a nurwe.
who will visit in Portland for a few
days.
Mm. It. It. Houston and daughter.
Miss Floy, of Salem, who had been
visiting In this city for the past
couple of weeks, left for home this
afternoon. During their stay they
were entertained at the homes of
several friends. They wore former
residents of this city.
As I am moving my headquarters i
Portland, I offer my residence, 33
South Stephens, for sale. Will
sell reasonable and on terms, if
(desired. S. H. Morse.
Atty. A. N. Orcutt, representing
the defendants, bus filed an applica
tion In the C ircuit Court asking that
the case of Thomas Hook vs. the
Southern Pacific Company, be trans
ferred to the Federal Court. The
plalntifr has brought suit ngainst the
Southern Pacific Company to collect
damages In the stun of $40,000, al
leged to be due for Injuries sus
tained while employed as brakesman
by the defendants. Attorneys H. K.
Jones and Albert Abraham represent
Mr. Hook.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children
In Us For Over 30 Years
Always bears
tns
Signstur, of
Albert Abraham.
Mrs. John CoiiloKiie and her two
daughters were hero from Myrtle
Creek today. They were accompanied
here by John T. Coiilogue and wife,
or Coos County, who are on their
way to Portland.
C. Jetvett. who has been, demon
strating Studchaker automobiles in
in this city for some time, left this
arternoon on n trip through Montana
and Washington. He will return in
about three weeks.
H. l-'eiiton lias relurned from Ku
gene, where he was called as a wit-
health by ridding the system of fer
menting and gassy foods. Effective
and mild. 25c at your druggist.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve for all
hurts.
OK SllF.KIKK'S SALE OK
UK All I'KOl'KKTY.
ment of J57.95 and accrued Interest;
and the overplus, If any there be, I
will pay over to the Clerk of said
court to be paid over to whom tho
same may rightfully belong.
Dated June 11th. 1914.
GEO. K. QUINE,
T Sheriff of DouglaB County, Ore.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Douglas County.
Drown Lumber Company, a corpora
Hon, plaintiff, vs. Annie E. lleav
ens. defendant.
Noltce Is hereby given that bv vir
tue of an execution and order of sale
Issued out of the above entitled
court. In the above entitled cause on
the 9fh riav nf Jnnu 1Q11 tn ,
ness in the case of the slate vs. An-! direclml and delivered, commanding
..,., ,-mnKfu wun win- miir-ime to sen the hereinafter described
dor. It is Mr. Kenton's prediction 1 real property to satisfy the Judgment
Unit (lie Jury will acquit the defend- and decree rendered and entered
HIlt, . litTeiii on the 14th itnv nt Pahr,,,,
The local police and railroad offi
cials were on the lookout yesterday
for the parties who some time Tues
day night broke Into the depot nt
Talent and made their escape on n
railway speeder, which thev stole
1914. In favor of the plaintiff and
against the defendant, for the sum
of ".7.9.", with interest thereon from
! said dnte. at the rate of six per cent
per annum, and the further Bum of
f II. Oi) costs and disbursements, I
from the section house. Thev se- " " ". !"rny. July 1 1th. 1914.
cured only a small amount of monev " , ln" m,ur, OI ' "7 cloc
The officers have n ,wrtii,,. v. afternoon of said day. at the main
cept that one of the men Is believed
to have a badly cut hand, as blood
was found on the building nfter the
rohherv.
I entrance of tho courthouse in Rose-
: burg, Douglas County, Oregon, offer
' for sale and sell to the highest bid
! ler for cash in hand, the following
lescribe.l real nrouertv situated in
Maor Hire today appointed Conn-; Dougins County, Oregon, to-wlt: Lot
cllnien Hamilton, Kullerton and'Il of Watts Acres, Plat 8. Douglas
Powell on the committee to under-. t'oiuity, Oregon, subject to redemp
tion as provided by law, and will ap
ply the proceeds of said sale, first, to
the pnyment of the costs of said sale:
Hamilton brought up the matter second, to the payment of the costs
reduction at tho last council and disbursement of said action:
take some action in regard to reduc
lag the water rates now- charged by
me local water ai d light company
Mr
of
meeting, lie believes tho present third
Real estate can readily be sold
bought or exchanged through the
classified advertisements In The Re
view. A want adv. will bring you
satisfactory results at small cost.
lo the payment of said Judg-
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TODAY'S PROGRAM
Where you art always assurtd the bgst
-Shorty Escapes fldfrimonv
(A nruncho Drama In two acts.
"The Quicksands"
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