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Newspaper Page TextTHE. Douglas national Danh Kinilo) only fcinh nietlKxI In Its t'tisii.e, u make lMiiklittf u fJi'iiK of kMitive iuIik. Tiit niaim ce ment if thW Institution lrti - thtit Imv 'VT)tlilni; else, MnMlity nnl I nitlifiilnesM nti (Ivmiiiiile. on tin uui if a well inuimui-tl lunik, iiikI n I n tii thi IhijoN wc invite ymir iittnn.iKi. t ni-iial ami Suilii . . .$l:tMHMMM LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Try a Uouut Shatta at Galls. FUher'i Iiuur i:t B'ononiy Grocery Country bam, tcco and lard- Economy Grocery. Miss Naiu-y Wat sou. of l.lide, was vi-iiiug nuiitU lu ie today.. Chillis Floral Paik astor plants, 10 i t-nts u uozeti. The Ut-rrirk House. Tomatoes, jeood dueii. SaniUir) sucassfui PUPILS IN D0UGLASC0UN1YE1GHTH GRADE EXAMINATIONS LOCAL YOUTH IS DEAD EN POLK COUW; M PR03ABLY AN, ACCIDENT i uiikst c.uovk .i:ts t;. a. h. Word was rrriviMl here today tcll Imj of hv death at Suver. Pol1: 'o'liuy. 'ri'non. of Percy Karl. 1 yeur-oM con of Mrs. W'tllnrd Mode, fnvn.ei lv of Sut herlln, Wilbur and Clide. tliis county. How tlte youm: man met his death was not learned, 'mi it in presumed to have lSeen vio lent, as In w;i well hirt Sunilay. Mr. and Mrs. Mode are nianasint; a ram h at Silver for Mr. Lindmen, of Wil bur, liesides his muther. he is sur- :wd hv ihree fisters, Mrs. W. 11. Hull, and Misses I.eona and Haz'l Carl, all of Oakland, i'al. TtplRw Want Advs. brlnie results. Acvurdiuir to members of the (I. it . who returned this morr.iim after attendiiiK the annual eniam'1-m.-nt at Kuneiie, ItoseburK lost out fur next ear's ennuii intent by a clofe vot to Purest Cioe. The vole was taken ye.-tetday and the proposition of Uost-lmi n' offer w:i ndered b. .hid;:.1 J. L Kullerton. Although iMm cftort :r made by the iar:e lo-al (Mention, it was ft.und Impossible to oveu-ome ihr opposition of deleitutes from Port land (Mid Kastern Oregon, who wen' in favor of a more northern location Several lo. al members, returned this mornini;. hut the majority remained for tlu' conclusion of the program today, the business reminding with intalliiiK tlto new ot'l'ltvr.s. Mrs. (5. W. :T:eld. of Merrill, i w !io had been visiting her' with her i a'-iu. Mis. A. 11. ( ox. left for her heme this nu.rninc Three Sister pa k, til" l'-r Cuh U rut-try. l"Q't forget to Hop at the Palace of Sweets and try a Cherry llossom ii ndae. St. Valentine brorroH plants for sale. H. It. Church, North Koseburn. Phone I). O. Crispen and 1.. Thomaon. of I'lt'W, were looking alter tiu-uner iiiriUers lure today. Mouldings, fancy grain finish, wide cedar, and cedar posts. Pago Imestinent Co. ."very day is bargain day, all p mds strictly f rt sh at tne Spot Cash krt (irorx.y, 2:58 N. Jack sou St. Mayor Hue, and wife will leave !: ii.o:ri)w for Coshen, where the mayor will look alter his i.in'.h there lor a few days. The "Don of Sweets" now open for' business. Sort drinks, ice cream and candies.. H. A. Huusaker, X. Jack son street. William llab.o k and wii'e. of San l"raii'i.-eo, were visitors here la?'t ninlit. arriving by nuto. They were renistered at the I' in irjuu. ha ma in I my Mondays only un til further notice. Men's suits Kremh drv cleaiu d, $1.00. ltoseburg Clean ing and Pressing Works. I yf. and Mrs. C. II. Sinclair, of Los Ann'ih s. wi-re registered at the , rmpqua lat nU'ht. They are on their way north by auto. m Ask For and GET X HORLICK'S Cet the Round Package Jxl (or 'j Century. Caution 'CII(,,s.,U..' THE ORIGINAL PifJALTED EVSILK Made from clean, rich milk with the ex tract of select malted grain, malted in our own Malt Mouses under sanitary conditions. infanta and children thrive on if. Agree with the weakest ttomach of the invalid or the aged Needs no cooking nor addition of milk. Nourishes tnd sustains more than tea, coffee, etc Should be kept at home or when traveling. A nu tritious food-drink may be prepared in a moment. A glassful hot before retiring induces refreshing atscp. Also in lunch tablet form for business men. Substitute Cost YOU Same Price Take a Package home mm llil Housewives v ho have been buying expen sive Baking Powders should try a enn of DIAMOND "W" It is the clonal of any of the higher priced linking Powders. Neely & Neely Cass Strcct Opposite the P. O. Cook With "Electricity" COOL. HEALTHY tl.EAN, ODORLESS Economical No Fumes No Smoke lloscburg Electric Company Phone t'J:t, Do IT Electrically Ail V. Jackson A. P. Taylor and wife, of Myrtle Point, arrived in Itos burs lust evening for a few days visit. They will later ko to Portland. Proccoli plants from St. Valentine1 imported seed, $4 per thousand.: Plant tin m as soon as it rains. For sale by C. 11. Pailey, Hosebuix. Cabbage, cauliflower, kale, Urus- s-!a spiuuts and scarlet Ha Re plants for fal II. It. Church, a 1 S K. Coin Ave.. Xotth Hoar-bur. Phone 28:.. Tune is 'aiun.',., i.e careful you di'n't ahuvt It. If you are in need of a new tin. i or liie repairing of an old time, s;.e the busy wat' hinaker. I. T Hryat. (.. or,;.- vY. M.rsh::ll. tax repres.-n-t:.ti- lor the W. yt-iiiaiisi-r limber iitcie.ts. w,i heu today and spent ;;',;-al ho us at (he county assi sfr'i ol I i'.-c . St. VaNnl-M" Uroccoli plant ".ova l':oiu inipoi'ted s--ed T'or sale l C;'p:i:ri Va!l; l-'ruit 1'nioii. dive niiir ciders now and be sure of se ai ii-' the !m st i!ants. Mb1- May tieidei. oT KiU'.ene. who 1 d 1 . in , isiiin-.; Mrs. . H. Itow den in this riiy a few fla s, left lhi aMernoon for .Minnesota to spend the summer. A .1c fare i is-'t n ross bridge to s .v( mining puoi. Leaves Pel lows siore ::, 4::i". t;;.,u p. m. nmie on Jackson, on lass to .Stephens, on Mephens to Itiiike. Auto ItitH. I Mrs. Simon Crro went to Portland1 tills uioinliiK to nu-et her daii'hle'-, I Miss Miriam, who is on her way here Iroin S:n I'rant isco to enjoy her va cation. They should arrive hero to morrow. t .1. P. Hutrhason returned hero last i evening aft'-r several days spent at . Camas Valley. Me says the heat h:i already considerably chanweil the comp!ef'jn of t be hills In t hat vl ' cinity, giving them a dry appear ance. The best is the rheajM-st in the Ioiik run. if the price is right. We i fcno you the best in P. S. C. Steel f,.t fVff..,. Tl. r.ri,... rmtit I'll! for the P. row n Pa liae at the Peo pin's Supply Co; liohert Paulus. of Salem, p-we s nl.itive for the Salem I'ruil I niou. lei i- today alter looking over t he prune situation in this coiinly. lie ias the crop this n will be ex ceptionally lame and will result in I big returns for the growers. I Amoiig 1 lie p.tsst-n at1 1 s on board j the ill-tiited st'-amer It.-ar, whi h k;m wre.ked below Klll'eka Wedges I d iy night, was Mis.-t Kiiby Karring j ton, of Kugene. She was rescued by llhe wteailier (iia'e hollar, hut her baggage was lot. hyes jire inferior anil prices hlgh ' r on all woolens now in iiianufai - ture, ana coiors aiinoi he guaran teed. I have pur dialed lor my trade a stoi k of fin,- w oolens made befiir' the ailvance in price :.nd can show . tine helecti,n of guaranteed goods at the rieht pric. C.iH and see the C.radiiiK of the papers of those taking the fight h grade exaniiualions bae ben completeil. showing that out ot ltl applicants in Doug las County wei Buc.tssiiil and will Law diplomas issued to them. Of Me:-e, s of the pupils w role on ;:eok;rapby and physiology. This was line largest June class to take ex ; aaiiuations, oxer preceding classes, j and compares very favorably with jollier years, according to S.ipt. O. C. ltron. Owing to the fact that no student is allowed to draw money iroin the County High School Fund without an eighth grade diploma, a ;:reattr number are encouraged to complete the work in the grades ami enter high school. The smvessrul applicants in the re.enl evamina t'ons are as follows: hifMriet No. 1, Oikland. Prof. Al fred Powers. Pr In. Mary (Jood man, John Powell. Winter illogau. Neil Settle. Viola .lones. Dist i it No. ,4, Koseburg. F. It. I!a;i.in, CUv SuiH. Kdith C. Hos ier, l-.athiyn .1. t Oliver. Lllliati K I'iiti;, l.illie T. Idoont, V 111011 lv. N'ackay. Imroihy (iler, llael li. liinUlf. Olive Munson. Itenjati in M Chllson, Maimer KdUin I. Iteulah Stanucr, Ver I .lolinson. Puth Pow ell. Levi White, Jr., (lei n ude M Ida' k. Margaret Ziniineinian, Ks tlur M. Kduerton, John C. Shields. Ilea trice K. tiraba. Shirley I. C.il more. It. Leslie Ilulner. Vernlta Kohlhagen, Mildred A. Scott. Meta C. Johnson, Amy Fieemaii. Iteanald Aslnvoilh, Harold Cairick. lioy Pat rick. Adrian M. Fisher. Lucile (lil iiiore. Mary W. Casebeer. Marie Ca larneau. Harry C. Cromer. Lys! M urray. hlsiri.t No. 't. Koseburc, Lulu M. Fairbanks, teacher Itayuumd Clay pool. ' histrict No. S, Canyouville. J. K fVWel Prin Andrew Hitlleuhaili: tl. histrict No. 1 l.ardiner. J. I. 1 uehes. Prin. Uuth Audi us, Leon a I Hush. I list rit t No. 1 :t. Looking Class. Hay Henderson, Prin. Kohcna II. Mi own. histrict Xo. 1.1, hays Creek. Karl hincan. teacher J. H. Mallory. histrict No. 17, Coles Valley, V. teacher- Caroline M. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Froien berries at Oalis ' Luther Rover, of Dlllard. as ll(or in this city today. Come in and try our Strawberry ! Pauk Sundaes. Palace of Sweets. j Mrs. 11. A. West left this morning for Oregon City to visit relative-J i.nd friends. j Save taonev on dry goods at the People s Supply Co. Hig stock com ing iu. William S heinernian, of Oakland.; spent today in this city looking af ter business matters. j A. D. S. Digestive Tablets relieve I distress after eating. For sale by j Hamilton Drug Co M rs. N. W. Cockeram return 1 here last evening after visiting hvr daughter at Sutherlin. j . II wilt. It tzman. District No. vin Tipton. Adams. Mark nutt. Verona II t ' Howard, 1 9. Myrtle Creek, Al teacher Stephen A. Morrison. Victor Cor- Isey, lva Noyer. Hal Kenneth P.ayless, Nathan Adams. Clarence Winter, Homer Callop, Kriiesl Wardrii. hist i bt No. Camas Valley. A. K. Street. Prin.- Kdward Wilson, l.'p Smith. Paul Murray, helos Coon. hislrii t No. -II, Drain. W. C. Lea Prin.- Kalph Depuy, Nellie Fe'-;h'H Stanley !! liaiil-on Marie Waggoner, Pes h I'.a C.ertjo. P-arl ilcrljn. sT While. Distitct No. Wuht. Prin. -Cnesinut. District No. Chapman, tc; Pindei. Henry District No. Cross, teacher Yon alia, Kdua Clark, : L h w Klsie i: Ivlkton, M cher Ceorge A T rav lor. ::s. Stottsburg. Kditli Howard It. Weather Miss Leona Marsleis went to Ku gene this morning to attend the unl verstt v summer school. ! I Nothing like coat for a steady fire. Ask about the genuine Pea-' iock Rock Springs, at Page's. Miss Flo Shafer and sister. Mrs. O. Poindexter, left this morning for Winchester for a few days visit. Miss Marie Pickens returned fro. i McMmnville last evening, after tl tending college there the past yeir. Misses Vera Tipton and Hannah Kuden left this morning to attend summer school at Monmouth nor mal. Haker. the Jeweler and agate man on Sheridan street, opposite depot.! special prices on all watch and agate work. j Miss Kdua Carrick returned Thurs day from Los Angeles, where she attended the Pniverstty of Southern I California. Miss Helen Hoover, who ha 1 aeon j attending St. Helen s Hall, at Pur;- j land, returned hero last evenin; tor j the summer. j Pig Special: No. 5 sle cans Fancy ; Oysters, Hie per Doz., '.I cans for - c. W hile they last, at the People's Sup-j ply Company. Mrs. 11. K. Hill, o(, Portland, who: was here to attend the funeral of her father, lluh A. Moore, returned I home this morning. j llUh Flight Flour Is the best. sk had, he known, he has to eat it. Likewise, the pil e suits him. Cet it at the People's Supply Co. Mrs. Will W. Morris, of SutherPn. returned home this morning, after n few davs s petit here, whlU her daughter underwent an opt ration. M :: s Li la Chase, who had been visiting for the p:rst three we-'ts with -her sister. Mrs. JO. K. Shank, left t his murning for her houi at Cot allis. Mrs. I. Y. Allison returned ia. I evening after several days spent at Cottace Crove and Portland. While at Hie laller cilv she und-rweiit an oj erat'ou. I IN oplo ask, "Have you any more of that good bread floiic. anil has the price raised any?" Thev meyn High Flight Flour. We (ell them Yes tnd No. Kvery sack guaranteed by ; the People's Suntdy Co. vSilo Paint Be sure and give the silo a good coat ot "Aquatic Coating" a non injurious water proof acid proof paint that will save you money by protecting your investment in the Silo. Don't neglect the matter until hot weather has caused you trouble. Remem ber it is more imporiaut to give the inside a good coat than it is the outside. Rot will begin on inside, fl 25 per gallon, only. Separators Don't loose sight of the fact that the standard for all cream separators is set by the "U. S." You need the one that will skim closest, the one that will last the longest, the one that costs the least for repairs, and the one easiest to take care of. ''U. S." is the separator used by the big dairymen of the country such as Henry Ford. Ford is in the dairy business as well as Automobile. A man who works for elliciency iu one, will in auolher. We are prepared to give you attractive terms. Churchill Hardware Co., Ironmongers YOU OWE IT . To your community to patronize its Industries. Vve do net expect you to do it unless the product is equal ly as ood as the foreign product, but we believe our bread to be the equal of any. Let us convince you by a trial. MODEL BAKERY S. A. Phillips s in f;Mii Vi'l ni.-iiin ilu- 1 witt. tttirii'il on In ...1 I.. I l.-nry Witillnrly. Irwin h. nioniiisun. MhIm-I Hi ntliTcl , Arlzonn Siwyer. Dislrl'.l Hi i'.". (:ikl.iml. Osi-ur (iiti-rt II. I'nn. - l.ylf .1. 1 1 iikiuk. Dislli'-t No. 4:t, (ll.tlla. Ilfl'lhil Mf Cnukcii. n-iiflii'i- llfiirifUa Irt'-l:.ntl. istrli't N. Ximfit. (Ir-iic Ifiithi'l- Nin.i H.nJ.i miri. An illln A. I'olttT. Ititrit-t No. I. (ilt-ntliil. Hon'iit-c (Dx, ifacli'T ll.Ttlui c. Ilnillow. Itislriil No. 7". Itltlillo. II. II. Ilronfon. I'rln - Viilin . Cilntorf. KtlllfV K. Nichols. Ilcrlcl li. Kuril. Lester T. Korcl, Willflla MaycK. District No. 71. KosfliiirK, Mm Anna I'l tcrsnn. tcttclicr - llcrlrani Krnsi', Knla Intvcnitort. l.eonanl (J. Poster. Vclnia A. Knisp. Itislrirt No. 77, llenilale, II. It. Marnh. l"i In. Tony .1. I ney. Iti.stri'-t No. n:'. Yoncalla, Jessie :'wartz. t.aclter Mattle li. I.ee. Ill.slrlct No. !". I'enllle. Kl.-le Heals, tea. ! r Until A. Sutlierlanil Oiiiiei l:. Iloiton. M stiici No. '.H. Onklanil, Wilfred trou.l i;i-oii;e rv Crawfonl. histrict No. Sniheiiln. Kluor .Uleik. teaclnT- Ali'e I i T.l II tl i 1 1 f I . Pn-il pianiiint: llistrii t No. (ate, len'he; histrict No. 1 ,cw is, tea her I list i let No. Coy, leather histltct No Mr. North In u It slo anil -Mrs. Kil. Thomas, of lielttl, arrlvetl here last eyen ilsit a few ilays. They .v I ' l ft w il.-tvt uitli Mr. anil Met. llarililier, l.cotit Stiitt Lane. I 1 ii. A.alea, Mililreti K ta Kilna I'.nne I 1 !t. ;enil;ile. hste Merrill It. l.es. IT., Ash. Marjor. WhllM'le. tea her K Ilia lones. llistrii t No 1 ;:, Sutherlin. W. I. Smith, teacher Llsi" M. Klaulnch. lintiie i) llinkle. l.innie It. Illnkle, K'tna lialston, Klsie It. Hcnilerson. .1. S. .IcnailiKS. Mrs. Thomas' Krantl- ei rents. See ns for piicps on St. Valentine hroccoll plants from Imported s I, .Mammoth I.. V. ttroccoll. Into cah haye. tomato, celi'iy, winter cauli flower nnil cow kale plants., Kletcher & Kvprm. 102 Flint. lien Howell, who hail sin nt :h" past couple of weeks ill Montana, retnineii here last eycnliiu. lie s'ii! the prospecls were not as Kootl a.i extiecteil, anil he will prohalily It' main here. SiithiTlin Sun: A c:iri' front I'ey. ;co. K, Trites announces thi hi anil his father arrlvetl safely al tlnir destination. Canton. III., at il o'c1 ck Sntiirilii-y jnlKht. Other t.i.in t- ! Irenie fatigue, t;rainlia Tr;:--: stood i the trip all rlRlit Mrs. ,M. e Crocker, of KosehuiK. came to S tth erlin Weilnesilay to attend Ilu Mill nesitla hay picnic. Ilon't KO to the cities to liny your suit when you can get th'1 very same at home. I handle the same kind o Kootls and fashion plates. 1 have had years of experience in tho larue 1 ities, ant) always woikcd In the finest tailoring establishments. There is nothing in tailoring that I ilon't know. If you have vour own stvle ill you need Is to tell me your Idea I will do the rest. Andy Wlluc Ladles' and Men's Tailor. :i:i7 North jjnods in the piece. il'f! Hose street. A. .1 Andt rton w rose tml.i. Mrs there S:t'nltlav :tlid Monday. She L it four i : ilur. '.tittd of two, ;:s Ifr-.t'tlor.. re- Mthotttll she w.t" a mil: Swetd. ii the tiltl' lttl s(.,if,.. h..;, In lllu-ii.-'l, she Iiuwiik I tills liiillltlv il. . she W., s. Of .life. i.iiii;vr i:d- i . n.,'ll ati'.n i i . I i ; i n of l-t.. I'M a . i "I w ..it i rt ul r It-f ,. rt .' I us. I sit. .its Ltiittiiei.t t.ti it.v s. To ih ttk -tfl r ail I l.t t':t. t.i . -i;i one a :! i.at ion I'ai? i reli.f M..t t : . 1 1 V. f.;t wl t vttiir riicd. I,;.; ti'.i;.. for me ' l.,a I ki i f, on sip:, rtlilf, it ri , h .--loa .'s l.li.in, r.t : ! an 1. 1 n is . ltd noll e how I) ti t it vou K t re- II f. I'eni tr.itt without riibhlne - o II. . th hillti ril C. Mil I. hl.dWs li I m: i ;. It ;..,.( : ro " it. ore I' ll .1 li es S I . w!..-: I Inn mill I'hillll." went omini; to l-it w ith 'r ami family a f' days. K. It Seiltn and wife, who he. n at KuL. ii. io attend the i H eltt atiil.litet.t. p turtle'! home Miorr.iri:. If you havu .oinett.ln to sell, to trade, to rent, or hnie lost something T found s-jni. thliiK. use a wut adv n the Itevlcw. h.ttl : t til. St! I t.t Alill Vlll II ( llll.ll. If )Otir lilid Is pai, dull, at times flii.-hcd. Irrltahle and fr tful yi slioiil'l attend to this condition tit tint f us the chiintes are your llltle one is suffering from woirn. Kkka too Worm Klll'T is what you thonld et. This well known retitetly In io ne form Is idci sant to take and upcls th.- Wtirlns at once, tile cause if your h!ld's suffering Only li.'.e. it all ilrii' itisis. ni h i:. Medlar dinner -'"'. "p"n at all limits." The Set hore It. statu ant Mr m l Mrs Ki.itik Harrison. ITop , ,,l:eli,l;,n slre.t o GASTORIA For Infants and Children , In Use For Over 30 Years I Always bear , i Slfll SHOOT WITH A KODAK and ttend our filniH to nt fo !:iopi. n pi.itij U'l work nt moderMte prl rn K'Nlnko, K.-ottitiin Photo Siitd!' ROSEBURG BOOK CO. Hoieburj, Oreaoo. IjRESH VEGETABLES Our stock of seasonable Vegetables Is fresh and complete at all times. A full stock of Diamond "W" Canned Goods Let us fill your order for flour and feed. Garden seeds of all kinds. THE CASH STORE v emmrwtmeteemmeamm YOU CAN CHOP EXI'KSSKS considerably by buying your meats at this market. Not at the sacrifice of equality, either. You'll tind our meats choice, lirlnte and tender. No better to be bad anywhere at any price. Hut we buy direct and In large quantities and are thus enabled to save you con siderable of your meat money. The Cass Street Market Louis Kolilhigen, Prop. 107 West Cass Street. Whin the System Craves a Cool Drink (June, July, August, Septtmber) Drink "Loganberry" A Delicious, S.uisfj inif Itevernife, MADE IS OREGON from the OREGON KERRY A Tonic for You and a Help to the Grower PHONE 19tl Pickens Rrothers A E.RKINS L'UILDING Watch for the New Car Prosperous times ahead for Roseburp. That's why we sent the following telegram: .IIWE I Old. A C. . Ihrrll . Intfrmitiorinl .Motor Cu., 'ortl'itfl, Orrgnti Ilur? 'I'wn-ton Worm Drire .Murk Truck remit for drive to Host-hit r .Mntulufi morning. II. J. Denn Transfer and Storage Co. It will help us give you service. What's Going On??? People who know Read the Review. By carier 50c a month, by Mail 25c Start Today and Find out What's Going On OOOOCKmiCOCmXhX000 I'.'iy It at r.ny iru store. ;:,(.