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J r ' - - WHY RAILROADS? Mote lailroaJs mean more industries, more wort, more Imsiuess, more people baying pr. iluce, more ImiKliiig, cheaper trausp jrlatiou, lower prices on s lpilie, h.-tler -s, an 1 l 'r li v i expnises. I- is j;oik1 business to increase business and production am! Jecreise operating expenses. Our Policy ;.Uays buy at lowest prices kou aud sell at lowest p.) s-ib'.e whoU-sale prices. We are al vays interested in mo' ements ben;fitting the greater number of pe p'e Try P. S. C. Steel Cut Coffee, High Flight Flour, and the PEOPLESSUPPLY CO'S Wholesale Plan of Distribution. PEOPLES SUPPLY CO. :w hi' a rniniiiN hi' tiii: v . i: iir 'iii.: smi rn mil i.. m u , KI.H. (HtKCON. '- '3S - V mis-s kv ;i;r..; i;Y Willi the llortlm l A Kni n t'o . .it iti-' I'.il. . 11.. .iter (cprftEj I- wil l. iiKi.r hi ttcin s 4 Nt-w ImliiMrif of nliit Ii1t. 4 I liiiiMl (hK.uiljilUn JU 'i' 4. ( My llev. It K. .lope.t I would like to udd my mile to the nuint.tr who are 8eakinK in your u; t r r sardine t he (muniiug indus n i. -.s ill.- r;iilrmi ii ll d t lit ttu w in i 1 1 . I am ii ii.iin that tnatiy or u leol that they Mill lit a wonderful help In 1 lie iDinriiiinity. All Industrie heneiit all lln people. HuHincHM de lends on the people for their sueeess and in turn (he n-uiir huve to de pend ou what liny in net to do for their MiMetiame. If there are no people there will he no husinenw. The general run of folks have to depend on the Industries of a community for their livllhood work makes a happy people ami only a a eoinmunity in a hie to f urnih this will we have mi- h for our i-ittrenxhip. Hi iii e. is trt a foregone conclusion t li.it we must have womethinK for men to do to keep tin-in here ami nm i main even our present bu vines stat uk. 1 think the Piinie follows as It re lates to all activities of any kiwii to in ni unity. T he eh u relies of the eoinmunity tire benef ieiaries of in diistr'is in th same way that husi-ne-s Ik - audiences are made up of nt en ami w omen and they all eon tribute to the Mieeess of the ehurell. If there t nothing for a man to do. thi v move on to where lahor can he ha 1 for work man must. The ehur h and the people no to wet her. Now . my reasoning is this: The church and husineHs depend on a happy, indus trious people and the coin in unity imiM furnish the industries- needed emp't,v meiit Our proposed railroad and mill will furnish men with needed work, and for this many of our ciiuens are now looking. I cer tainlv faor the proposition most heartily. WHOLESALERS TO THE CONSUMERS it in Susan V. Milnor (iillet. Miss Mc C ready had known her fian.-e for sev eral years, hut (he engagement ami marriage came us quite a surprise to society here. Mr. tlilht was graduated fro'i Cornell tn l:ui, and was pnnnimnt In amateur vaudeville performances for charily, and several years ago went on the stage professionally. The tlillets are anion the old New York families. Mr. liillet has five sisters, all married: Mrs. Henry Nott Han som, of Cleveland. Ohio; Mrs. Morris Ketchum. Mrs Arthur IV Adenaw. Mrs. William 1'aterson, who has just joined her hushand. Captain Wiltiaut Patersou. Coast Artillery. I. S. A., in Maniia. and Mrs. Reginald Sati tord. who lues at Staufield, Or., on a large ran. h with Mr. San ford. Mayor Mitchell is lending hii eid to the manoeuvers, and Major I a 1 l- llartman, C. S. A., In coui'iiaud of the Signal Corps at Covmori is land, is co-operatinK with tlen. O Ityan in perfecting the aerial pro gram. Aerial flights will be directed bv wireless telegraph! soniet hi tig. it 1 said, never attempted here before. A central station at Sheepslw-ad I'ay will keep in touch by wireless wuh the aeroplanes lirellng overhead. i ni'i(. rosri'Ki .f. Mlw Kmil) Mi-Crmily Mar tiel to Ijingdoii t.tllet At 4. 'ltnnel. ....:..iH---!-!-! v.... V 1 vv -.- - '(.lV ::r' Ml 1V YOKK. Viiv :0 This is the w .'d.ling dav of Miss Ktnily A une Mi Cr- adv. daughter of the late Thos M ( te.idv, K-aiiddAUghter of the .'at.' lr Itenjamin W .McCready and -ii.T o' Tlionia-i I. M.-Cready. found er of Vanitv Kair hut Miss t'readv will not marry l.anedon tiil let. dit.vtor of the Thimble Theater on Kuth Avenue, today as planned The explanation is that five weeks aso. after the wedding day had been ..ti"o uiii .!. li M.Crt'adv was Mkep t,i t!ie lu'sp.tal (or an operation l" ,ut -ne Peing doubtful. Mr lllltet w.i't with Or I'ercv S lirant. th. dt vr e w !u was to have officiated to d.i. and the wedding was oleimu- .1 V. -i.1.- the to-p t:l cot on which V.!- ("read lav. just b- fore the oper i-t-.e'i wa per'oruie1 M.Vreadv which is to .iv, ! r ( I'et i- or. vU t.'h recovered 1 .'.! .t . at 1 en 'ov inr e wedding dav iMiirnelv. a'beit then will tn i we.ldir.tf landon Ci'bt 1 the onl sen of V"u.lie M i;;l.et. and the late Mrs H--I-I'I-I'-W' 4 4 4- ioitn..i i kkstivai. 4. I- I FH4l:iy. June II, llu- lUt-n lh 4- ignate! "4mmhI Times ln." 4- PORTI.AM. Mar - Friday. June y, closim; dav of the Tenth An nual Hose Festival at Portland, has been designated as "tiood Times I lay" by tlov ernor Wit h combe. In a proc lamation urging a big at tendance in Fort '.and for the last day of the fiesta the Governor sas; "Whereas, the Hose Festival held annually in Portland has become an event of statewide importance and of National interest, and Whereas, it is desirable for a' good Oreuonians to lend their assist ance towards makina tiiis year's iele bration even more notable than those of the past, and ' Whereas, the closing day, June i. lyirt, has been set aside for a ureat pageant and parade. whUh will be participated in by Federal and State mi lit art' organizations, by civ ic and fiaienra! bodies, and bv an unprece dented representation of citizens, ard "Whereas. 1 have been requested by the Hoard of liovernors to call the s:e-U! attention of loal Ononians to this dav. "Now. therefore, 1 do hereby pro elatni Friday. J tin" !Mh. as ' ood Times lav." and I earn.st y suggest that a 1 oregonians on that day so far as tin are ab'e. lay asi.le work a dav cares and co-operate in making this ilo-ing event of the 1 : 1 Hos-' Festival an ev nt superlatively worthy of the Portland Hose and the Oregon Spirit." H-H-H--H-H-4-K--K-4 4 4- lt skasos. 4. ? -f. l'ifteMi Stakes hihI llundicaiw 4 4 Will Ciiiimim' SH-eil Pntgram .J M IE 'I- II"I""XX I "S1 NI'W YORK. May 20 The 191 racing season in New York state an I in Canada began today. There will be fifteen stakes and handicaps run off during the eighteen days of rac ing at the spring meeting at the Hel niont Park Track, beginning today. Women, when accompanied by es corts, will be admitted to the grand stand free on certain days. F.very Saturdav during the meeting and on all holidavs the infield will be free to the public. The turf fixtures that will be run off are: Metropolitan Handicap. New York Steeplechase, Juvenile, llal'is. International Steeplechase. Hon q net. Amateur Cup. Withers. Toboggan, tirand National Steeplechase, Fash ion. Indies', Helmont and Keene Memorial. The Metropolitan Handicap and the New York Steeplechase will bo features of the opening today. The Metropolitan this year will be worth $;!,imio, $:.on more than its cash value last year. Such horses as Peb bles, Kilkenny Hoy. High Noon. Ko. k View, Suoniholi, "Koaiuer. Iron iMike. The Finn, Charlestoiiian. Muekhoin. Magnet. Flyiug Fairy, Sharpshooter, Phospor. I. like McLuke. the Masque rader and Huskin are eligible to Mart. Huskin won last year carry ing 114 pounds. He ran the mile in i.;;7 The Canadian racing season open ed today and w ill close September in both eases at Toronto. The ualej are: Ontario Jockey Club. Wtfodbine Toronto. May L'l'-JT; Uorval Jockey Club. Montreal. May ny-June Montreal Jockey Club, Hlue Honnets, June 6-1 :l ; Connaught Park Jockev Club, Ottawa. June 1 T-22; Hamil ton Jockey club. June 24-July 1: Niagara Hating Association. Fort Kne. July 4-11; Winsdor Jmkey Club, Winatlor, September 2H-:t'; Hamilton Jockey Club, July 2ti-Aug-ust 2: Niagara Racing Association Fort Krie, August .".-H:; Winsdor Jockey Club. July Hi-:':!, August 1 fl--H: Connaught Park Jockey Club, Ottawa. August -tJ-September Montreal Jockey Club. Hiue Honnets, September 4-11; Horval Jockey Club. Montreal. Sept. 13-2o; Ontario Jo-k-ey Cluh, Woodbine. Toronto. July 1 o - J - ; Woodbine. Sept: TO lK( tKATK STItKI-rrs. Working in conjunction, the decor ating committees of the local I. O. O. F. lodges and Strawberry Carni val will next Sunday evening begin the task of de-orating the streets of the iity lor next week's events. The decorations will be the most attrac tive ever seen in Roseburg. and will no doubt result In considerable favorable comment. In addition to the street decorations, practically every merchant in Roseburg ha:j agreed to decorate their display win dows in honor of the occasion. The arches have been completed and are in ieadiuef.s to be installed. The same is (rue of other decorations, ac cording to the committi-es in charge of the work. watch child s core;! Colds, running of nose, continued irritation of the mucous membrane if neglected may mean Catarrh later. Don't take the chances do some- 1 thing for your child! Children dt not take every medicine, but they will take Dr. King's New Discovery and without bribing or teasing. Its a sweet pleasant Tar Syrup and so ef fective. Just laxative enough to eliminate the waste poisons. Almost the first dose helps. Always pre pared, no mixing or fussing. Just ask your druggist for Dr. King's New Discovery. it will safeguard your child against serious ailments result ing from colds. k.XX'..T.tX-i -Tk.'.--.T'..'.'.'.'W V.'.'''k.'.'.''.'.''V'' t i A BANSf ACCOUNT Will Save You TI HOUSANDS p. '1 .'C. i'-. c at: J i t!io c.ccst .1 J 5 i n S.i :11c Ai counts 'V. I i.iiv Cti iitwalis I .t .H-r 1 : 1 'i-i 1 : 1 1 1 1 i-h-'- 4" " 4. lixrn.K KKi'iioiu ci i 4. . Iuniim nn.l .li:il.r-. v 4- W nn tiiaml I -J' I"M I1 1 I I I 'I ! WH'WH' SHKFrsUK P H Y. I- I M.iv - Several hundred Conro:: ' S-nator and state at I o':i :.i s from all ov tr the V n,t. d States .' here tela, to see tl.e h:-to-ic '.' . f t he Ma- re rvprodu d b 1 National C, lardsm a at Sl.i e phe.i 1 Hav pe d v .v Anoth-T 1 :i event o' Cic ver. '.u ir.iH't will be the - " t::lie .; il;-. ra'es of p:cetl civjlr gTOMp ti-t-:r. :.' ;i taneuosU fro:r. .t in New York. Vermont. lr.w.ii 1 Var an i ' assa.u.ett ar d o'.-r state a: i racing to N ork ' : It w-.U . the :rt race c'. '. r .J ever M.io! Mil:;:. livtlrv t.a-.s fr.'M v. cit'.is in t1-- country hv.. .. - -i th; ev-t of U.e tourr..i-erT T . point ;-. teil b th- V.1 Vi 1: . from the r.iv 11 ..r: a- Wss.;nctor:. l C . Mtoo.i r- r.n I.i.l. N . Svrac .: .NY K U 1 t Van -h. . r V H . ar.d Ko-:or. F-!r;e lae b.-'n -. , fro-r. a 1 of :hee vme -.v. .1 ! tier: f-c- . M"t:rror-. M H b.:rc Ptrn . an .1 rs l-i-;. ; .a TV ". av- ini d.tan t -c e'ei :n . Vour, or .v: tvero'. w be v ': T will N' r.i "a:: of licr- .r 1 " ,-av r. 11 rr f 1 : -t ro-.b : ""vr.t V t " 1 -7 t tie t . FIRST STATIC AND SAVINGS BANK c aim r . iwK. s:-c.i 1 cm t'.' r. ti i:So-:f.- ' r. ta i ' o 1 " ' 1 f ..: trar.t : '. At : : .. N't.1:! :w-' Klt;ir of J a - i p rn Vk!i' Vir ; ; .... . ' e. lOUTiTTl Vi or ;. n lmrJ w .v.! !" ? I . . ' : -c : s S -: . c' t. i-i hl Cir- i -. ... . .' N - a 1 to 1 t .uitr e! t-t n.-. '--r -. ... ! I ! Choe making reminds us of those big guns they are using in Europe; it is not so much the size that counts, but the stuff they put in 'em. We have the well known Krippendorf-Dittmann shoes for the ladies, and Edwin B. Clapp, J. E. Tilt and Thompson Brothers shoes for men. They are equally as well known for their wearing quality as for their correctness in style. Make our store your headquarters during the I. 0. 0. F. convention and the Strawberry Carnival. We have a rest room for your convenience. R. L. Stephens, Shoe Dealer it i 1.1 ti '. I i ( I;
