REHEARSING TODAY.
ALWAYS
A
GOOD SHOW
I MAJESTIC ! 7 fv7
iHf kmi.m (Dm -r a vii 1,..
IIH Will Jill JI VI
5c AND 10c
TODAY ONE DAY ONLY
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"Hidden Law"
A Masterpicture in Five Parts A Drsma of Thrills, Featur
ing the popular Stars
MARGARET GIBSON And WILLIAM CLIFFORD.
Bungling Bill Doctor
Another Vogue Comedy that is a Real Sure Laugh Getter
Charley Chaplin in Cuckoo Land, a Kartoon Komedy
thats a stream.
TOMORROW
WHO'S GUILTY?
See; America First ami Kurt twin K-mu "Tin- Ranger of lonesome
(iulch," ami "Cupid at Cohen's, a comedy.
I Itllt W
MAi:';ri:itn k ns jh:r in
T!p I'mon," an Kmuiable feature in five part.
S.U'I WWW
Robert Warwh k in the "Sins of Society.'
A five-part World Feature
BILL IS CONSIDERED
WOMAN LOST MONEY.
Grant lands May Revert to jtMSmJ
federal Government
Sheriff Ceorge Quine received a
IfL'ram from a woman living at
" ii t r;il I'niiit litis inorniiiK to the f
feci lhat .-h- had been robbed of Sis
while attending the John Robinson
nave two performances
inlay. I In sherilf re
fused to divulge the name ot the wo
man.
DEBATE ENLIVENED THE HOUSE
S. A. D. Puttr and Other Opponents to the
Bill Prinifd full Pdge Adierlispmeats
ii the W.sbingtoi Papers.
WASIH.M'To.V. MHy 21 Afi.-r a
throe hour' .! hair, the llou-e todi,
considered the Oregon Ai California
I .and Crant hill, which ptotd-s for
pivinp bark to the I'nn.-d Stales 1 1 t i . -
to 3, t. acres grant d to the rail
road und-r terms which the compain
violated. li-pn -stiiiat i e IV it is in
terruftei! with tnai.y .p. stions. Rep
resenia'ive Foster objected 'he
bill because it does not kic enouh
of the proceeds to the Cot t rnim-n t
Opponents printed full pae adt.T
tisem.nts object in l' to tin- measure
because it unfair to th.. i,ulto;ol
they alleged. S. A. I . I'lll.r M-IO'l
the ad ert ieiin n".
LOCAL TRAIN IS RUMORED.
It was ruiii' rl today that a n-w
passenger s.-i s ic nm ht b- . - .t.
lished within a liort ti:n- :..
Southern Pacific i omp.irs v h. . . :
Rosebui : and Riddo. I !. - i- p'e
nunnd to he a possible p:.n;-.o:i t,
handle pas-eTUeis who at j-r. t 1 1 u-.
train No. f.;i to return to ih-u Nune
In the afternoon. As No f.l is to h
dlsrdnliniled afier next Sutld.. th- -i
visitors to th. soui h of t hi-. t
Would nthi-iwi-e In r-'i'lirtd to u-
only tin- traiiis tn 'he iiiomuu '1 !.
new train, if plot id d. mill plot- ,,
leate here afl.-r th- amtat of No
17 at T ,"', ai d return the same i.ti
Ins.
The Palace
'"Where Kverybody Goct
Thai Eveiybody Know"
TONIGHT
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vai:i)i:villi:
ACTS
Keels of Pic tines
ITU USD AY I KIIMV
'I lie oild's Cic.itot
COMi:i)l AN
Charlie Chaplin
In the ; Keil CimikV.v
Tin:
Gan Leader
Adults- 10c
Children - 5c
POPULAR LADY HERE.
A uion l' the prominent Kastern ()re
pon ladies in attendance a' the an
nual meeting of the Kebekah Aseiu
l. of Ott-Knn. Miss Klmetta Itailey,
of r..ik.-r. Mi-s Haih-y Is a amlldate
for fount y Kcbool Miprinteml-nt of
I : . i K r ( oumy at tin recent primary
election, and late p-iurns received
from then- indicate h'T nominal ion
Miss liaihy was a former resident td
lio hur i: and met a number f old
time ironds here tod.iv. For several
tars -he has b'n teach in u in the
puhiic m hools at l'.aker, where she is
woll and faorahly Known.
CARNIVAL OFFICE.
I ; adipiarift s for the Ki::hth An
nii.il Snawbi'irv arnial whiih opens
l...' lhilld..y hae been aiiatH-'ed 111
the front room of the lout;la.H Countv
Abstract l'otnpan "s offices, at tiie
o:nr of V. a.-diiiiKton and Jackson
streets.
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DANCE ON PAVEMENT.
ri an lieiuents v ere coinpleteil here
ay for a ilanre to he held on the
ni't'i on Jai k-ou street, between
and tak streets. Satutda e -t
1 in- paw tin 111 w 111 be cleaned
S i mt l.i all i noon and w ill lit
. d otf for th dancers. The lose
hand will futni-h iiiumc for the
JURY IS CALLED.
J id.e J ". Hamilton this mornini
d an ord- r eallmn the jury ftli
the Ma teim of ( nciiit t'ourl lit Koe.
.;i:4.- on next We.liiesday. Court was
to l.ae conned here on Monday
but ptt"' p uie men t w as taken on ac
coii'il of Memotiat I'av. which falls oil
T tie-day. It i not behed many jury
i.i-e uiil be nod duimc the term,
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REGISTER TO ARRIVE SOON.
- - , Wold le.eu.d at the
- Land offli e. W. II
: ,.!-:, appoint, d reciter.
i . ,. 1 e to .i- -Utile hl- IleW
Unit June -V I he appointment
n confine. -d and Mr. Canon Is
aiu in.- I.:- bond and preparitu:
to tl,., i :'v. He i a resi
M. dl "d
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COUNCIL TO MEET.
da
- of the ciiv council
t.,1 m-mii -.ere this
im ; of c.ipasiinr
-t . ial e't ctton hidd
1 t h ,.w d 'he of! I
,. , e . the ii HUH-ll
. i . m.: a puhli-hed
.lifs is.-u.' of tl;e lie
WOMAN IS DELEGATE.
. ' V .' i - is a ! ! iM'e
. ... , . m ,1 ruh'iie i iu.
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of
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!k- in .w ..rk. a
;::n,M Mrs
i :-,,!- 'l.e celt
of ' Me'Iu'dl'
a S; ' t'. and - ll"'
ot -eeral We. ks.
A BOUNCING BOY.
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II bum ar.
hv;i,i n bah
-!.oril b. f.u,
. . . n T.t Mr Hilde
! 1 - man fti.nd-
of o. , a-ion
OF t T'AL COUNT.
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Mro .
flail, ii
he hallo's
mm la-t Kn
,. it t the
w ,;i prob
.'ow noon
to W ill Q
It T. Mi'
R.htaia! of the rrowninn of th
Queeitn here luinorrow were held in
the i OUi! Mai LI Lb HjVtll thl f-
teinoon The iriuon attndaat
t'j tLi trvi-ut will b lmpre9:v and
interesting ar.d will probably be wit
nefisfd by a bt? cruwd. (jueen Jessie
is a Kebekah hxle, and many mem
iers of that order will be present at
the iTunin cereinonit-H.
OPEN BIDS TOMORROW.
Ilida for the erection of the new
hlh st hool building to be built at
; reen this sum nier will be openeif
tomorrow, according to residents of
ttiul jlijtrii t Hi. uiu.nl Ifiilui' in Kiiia
burir. The I'.aim and sDecifications '
for the structure were prepared by
M. UurgKraff, an architect of Albany
Q. V. Voting
U B. UuiMir
WILL SIGN CONTRACT.
It was stated here today that John
Hunter will probably siirn the formal
contract for erecting the new taUh
school buildinK here immediately fol
low ine his return from i'ortland to
morrow. Mr. Hunter Is now at Port
land, where he arranged for his bond
Work on the new pchotj) house is fro
ina ahead, and Mr. Hunter believe?
he will have it completed and in
readiness for occupancy late this fall
When Odd Fellows
Get Together
It ought to be fair weather. Tut whether the wea'her be fair
or not, things will be doinj at th.- Odd fellows (irand Lodje
Show Your Colors
Wear an Kmblt-m pin or a ihai.n.
varied. Call today and see them.
Our .stock U large and
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
A. L. I.ee, or Yoncalla, was a buni
nes visitor here today.
I,. L. Perdue, of I'erdue. spent to
day in this city and may remain for
a day or two.
Mrs Fred Itne. of Portland, arrived
here last evening to spend a few days
with friends.
Mrs. Henry Nelson, (if Portland, will
arrive here Saturday tu vinit with
Mrs. W. A. Pettit.
Harry Anderson, of Kucene. arrived
here this mornini: to attend the Grand
I,odi'H sessions.
V. K Marsters went to Myrtle
Creek this niorninir. w here he had
some granite work for the day.
Arthur Mahoney returned here this
morning from Oakland, where he at
tended the funeral of his father.
Mrand Mrs. K. Overman, of Myrtle
Creek, returned home this morning
after spending the past few da s here
S. Strong, of Sutherlin, came over
this morning and spent the day at
tending the sessions of the (irand
I .ridge. !
Mrs M. K. Itond. of Smhertin. who
hail been visiting here, left this morn l
s ii it to utak' a few da s' visit with
relatives at Kiddle. j
James learling. of Oakland, arrived ,
here this morning from that city and
spent the day attending the sessions;
of the Grand Lodge. ;
Sheriff C.'orue Qui ne spent most
of today summoning witnesses to ap
pear before the grand jury, which con
veins lure tomorrow.
Mrn. Paul Tragile. of Salem, arrived
here this morning and will spend the
next few days with her father. Mr j
Slippery, who is a member of t he
Soldiers' Home. j
Arthur P. Kenton, who is runner ted
with the local Indian offices, returned
here last evening after a few das
-pent at Mar.-hf uld and other Coos
County cities.
! leu ry Richardson, of the Central
Pharmacy, today installed a beaut i
till electric siun in front of his estab
lishment at the corner if Jackson and
Cass streets.
i
Mrs. Frank V. Hen son, of Salem ;
who had been visiting at Sutherlin
for the past few davs. arrived here
this tnoniing ami will spend a short
time with friends.
Kdgar V.nger. a nephew of J. K
F.ni-er. the local t ram dispatcher
spent esterday visiting here with
his uncle He left last night for his
home at Urow nsville.
Mr. and Mrs ,. J. Mecum. of Porl
land, arm ed here tins morning and
w ill remain tint il after the Carnival"
M ts. Mecum w as formerly a resi
d-nt of this city and is wsiiing with
her sister, Mrs. Aheene.
With the almost complete returns
it is certain that K. O. potter, of F.u
. in-; J A Ituchanan. of Kos.-burg
ami John S. Coke, of MarMifield, were
nominated for Circuit Judge in tin
district at the primary idee t ion held
here last Friday.
Sam S'arnier. candidate for the Re
publican nomination for sheriff at the
recent primaries, returned to his for
tiler .poMt ion todav as parent ei
brak eman for the Southern Pacific
Company. Mr. Siarnn-r received otih
tew , '. less than that of Sherift
Quine. who is the present incumbent
Fred Si rang, the county fruit in
spet tor. sp. ut loday looking af'er In
official duties in the xuiiuty of Kid
die on Ihursdav. Mr Strang wii;
meet his patents, Charles Strang and
wife, of Medford. and his lister. Mi--Helen
Sir an w hit will be lore foi
he remainder, of IV' week Th.-
have many ft lends m this nt.
Fnable to see each oilier approach
ing hecau-e of i. nts piti h- d at the
corner of Wa-hiiuton and Jneksop
streets, an atHomobile belonging to
tie Shields Jitney Set ice and a cat
owtu d bv W V. Clingeiip. e!. of Look
ing Class, collided tin mottling vr
Shi.Ms car :s sligh'h imaged No
blame was attached to c'Iht driver
according to the officers w ho imesti
lat.d the accident.
R. J M. ('onto 11. for-'ier pastoi
of the lot tl Chri.-nan churi h. who 1
now to,.,'.d at M.M;nnnie. w ir-d
hete this tnoniing that be would b.
uti.w'tle to tie here this Week as he hat'
expected Kev. McC.uinell was to
ti.ne come with bis wife loday an.'
had be. n -cheduled to preach at th.
church It" !cft her two .a ngo
Mam friends of the former pastoi
ar norrv that he was unable to fol
low ut his plans.
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YOUNG & BUBAK
JIWlLtRI OPTOMETRISTI Phon 314
IantlersI
THEATRE
HE HAVE SO -DALLY 1100'
MY WHAT A SHOW
BUT-
TRiANGLE PICTURES TONIGHT
ORKl.V JOHNSON in the live rwl TrianleKa' liee Feature
The Price of Power
H
! B and P.osroe (Falty) Arbucklf and MuM Nonuand in the two reil
K tinB Ki aiure Comedy
HE DID AND HE DIDN'T
your last chanre to soe this line pnicrain. Admission 5 and 10c.
SPRINGS, we make 'em Latest Improved Method
Hendrie Tires and Tire Tubs
Come in and look them over
KIvSNER (& MAR5H
COMING! THURSDAY and FRIDAY
FANNIE WARD
In the prand live nl Taraiuount Feature
THE CHEAT
Positively the finest Parajiioun t Feature so far shown here and f
that's going some.
COMING SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Another Kxlra Fine Triangle Feature Program. I
BRAN DEIS RECOMMENDED.
WASHINGTON. May 24 The Sen
ate judiciary committee today recom
mended the confirmation of Lotus
Itrandeis for ju-'ue of the I', s. Su
preme Court. The vote was t.-n tu
eight, on straight party lines.
FORMER RESIDENT DIES.
, Mrs. F. S. Johnon, of Myrtle Creek I Mrs. K. E. Illanchard, Mrs. E. F Eugene Register: Mm. John J.
returned home this morning after a: Heath and Mrs. R. S. IJush were Kest ley and son, of Reedsport, arrived
brief visit here. among the delegates to the Rebekah in the city yesterday for a visit. Mr.
Walter H- ri her. of IHHr.id. returned ; lodge meeting here last night, who re- KestU-y is a member of the Willa til
th is morning after vi.iMng with turn d home to rants Pass this morn- et"e Pacific engineering crew on the
friends for several days. nit bii bridge.
W. F. I)rag.-r, proprietor of or.e
of the large pium paci;ini: piani.s in
this city, left this afu-rnoon for Sa
lem. on receipt of word announcing
the death of his father. A. W. I'rag' i
the deceased, was in e a resident oi
Roseburg, and remained hn one -a:
following his arrnal in lTS. after
crossing the plains with a number o;
friends. He was one of the party ot
immigrants, auionu whom was also J.
J. Thornton and faniil. Mrs. Thorn
ton also left toda to attend the fu
neral. Mr. I 'ra-er w as 70 years ot
age and lea es a w ife and a num
ber of children. While liing here h
occupied a portion ot the Ileliows
tract in West Kosi burg.
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SHARON BUSY MAN.
E. E. Sharon, b.-iier known atuou;
his many friends as plain "L.i." is
probably one of the tui-ii -t m.-n m at
tendance at the C.raiul Lod.:.'
sums. Mi . Sharon is Grand See re
tary of the lodue, aim upon hnn lai! -much
of the resiHinsibihtv i .r t h
success of the tilalld Lode s.-;uii-lll
the language of one ot his In." .i
Mr. Sharon has hardly found time
to eat since he came to Roscbur "
While not engaged in actual lod -it-work,
he is busy answering que.stions
and furnishing informal ion to tlu
visitors. With all the luiMlo and con
fusion. Mr. Shan tn found a mmu'c
today to laud the roses grown in
KosehurL. He said he had visited
many parts of the count r . but no
w here had he found such beaut iful
roses as are grown here.
PLANS IN PROGRESS.
KICKED BY HORSE.
.KV TOP V.
FOR S M K OR TR VPE We
d and 9 tear old, w. u!
inch, will trade for row
Newman, corner Park a:ui
street
The members of Reno Post. G. A
R., . and the Women's Relief imps
have about completed their official
program for Memorial 1 -ay. w tin h
falls on next Tuesday. Sp. ci.il s-.-r
ices w ill be held at the Soldiers
Home in the afternoon, while in tin
morning the graves of the departed
brothers will be decorated. The M.su
onal address will be d lier.d by R
E. Jope. pastor of the I ht lsl lall
church. The Roseburg Jueinle p.and
w ill furnish music for the i ecu-ion
Word w as received here late this
afternoon that a boy b Hie name :
Anderson, living some distance soiuh
of Uos. bui g. bad been kn k d by a
horse. A local ph sn ian as mihi
moned and left for the scene of the
accident at o'clock. He had not re
mined here at the hour ot going to
press,
ROSES IN DEMAND.
Reg inn ing tomorrow morn i v. -. a
committee of ladies w il d.sinhi'e
roses anioiw all passengers passing
through Ko-eburg on Sou'h. rn l a
cific train-" To p:operl suip; Co -e
passengers, the ladies ask lor the c
opera t ion of persons li.nnu i"-. -On
account of the recent i.nns the
roses are somewhat bacawaid, a'ln
are not t be found m abundant e
here as in the past. Anone ha i:u
roses to donate for this wo:';i .!..
should notify Mrs. William V- n. w h.
is chairman of the commit!-
Ain spiiiNt; oi ns
SudV.tn iT.aiite, i.igh winds, shift
ing seasons cause colds and grip;',-,
and these spring colds are amusing
and daiig'roiM and are likc'v to turn
into a v h nunc summer ioilIi In
such ca-c take a trt atai. rt e.' p
Kmg New luscovcrv, a i a-a:.t
hiMitixe Tar Srup. It i-oei'ies t! .
cough, chc ks the cold and hoi; s
hreak up an attack of giiip-'. It
rlrtady prepared, no mixing or fu-s-iiic
Just ak your .Ir igg .-t fr a
bottle of lr King New lMs,o.rv.
Tested and tried fur out AO e.r
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(I After months of Testing and Experimenting
The Republic Rubber Co. have perfected a
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Coast Roads. If you are a tire user, we would
be pleased to have you call and examine this
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0 Our Stock is complete. In case of trouble
with any Republic Tire we sell, we do the ad
justing here, you do not have to send the tire
in to the Company to see what they are going
to do about it, for your trouble is our trouble,
and we see that you get a square deal.
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Roseburg Ice Delivery
c are t, to infi rm the l.e siiiS public cf Roseluuy. that we shall sell
Ke co" r'''n kooks r cash or credit, they sue you UK on your Ice hill, when you
1 iv fr cash anyhuw. Why not Coupons and Save that 10 per cent.?
H:cv t'-.v.iinstc dispute, guarantee correct weight ami ki.i'kc satisfied customers.
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