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KVJ2N1SO ROSEHIKG REVIEW, M'EU.NKoIMV. U SE 27, 11M7.
8-Reels Today
5c 10c
MAJESTIC
THE BRIGHT SPOT
MATIHZt KVKRV DAY WHOM TO H
TODAY, ONE
Cleo Madison
IS THE
GIRL WHO LOST
F lied Feather Double Attraction, released with
"llOli)i:it Ol, ;s," (canning NFAL HAKT
P "The Girl Who Lost" 1 a strong emotional play, while "Horder
jj Wolves" is a western drama thul liitH a kick in every tout of film.
5 FOKI WIF.KLY. Always ;nm!.
gj .Shows you how they feed hundreds
llOtt'l.
When Damon Fell for Pythias
A riot for thirty minutes.
CO.M1NO ToirW ami ioMOKKOU
A real navy torpedo, the kind used In the present war. Kxplosives
removed. Jlrought by the navy automohile; will he exhibited today
and tomorrow at this theater.
'ioMomiow
Thursday: "The Phantom's Secret." It's a Ilutterfly feature In
five parts. Also the second chapter of "A Neglected Wife," with
Kuril Koland.
Friday: "The Devil's I'ay Day.
Saturday: Peggy Jlyland, Marc MacOcrmolt and llohhy Connelly In
"Intrigue."
WHITE SHOES
Our stock Is most complete. The range is wide. Whether
you are looking for hih shoes in Ituck, Kid or Canvass, or
low shoes, you are sure to iiud it here at the price you are
willing to pay.
While CmmiM Ittihher Soled Oxford, scciiil $I.IH
W hite Can vie .Miu Junes, .(H'cinl !H I - IH
White CntitiiM 2-Slrnp hllj'Mrs sjtecinl $I.IH
While Canvas Lace Shoe, hic-h or low lieeU, mi ml col-
orcd lopH, spec hi I Hi: I.
White Illicit rumps Ncial -V."
TemiiM Oxfords life
Set urn h ilow t.
ROSEBURG BOOTLRIK
lltVIN Klil N N
Khoin That Sal Infj mid I It Your IVW.
Prrklnn Ilullillng ... Cu Htrei't
The Proper Foot Wrttr
How Little It Costs
To Attend Chautauqua
On the Season Ticket Plan
Twenty-six At tractions
$2.50
Less Than l()c liach
Roseburg
Chautauqua Weel
July 14 to 20
inci i
It's Different,
GOOD SHOW
KVMHIHQ HKWOHHAHC9 T 16 A g &0
WAV ONI.V
of people at one time In a big
It'a a Bluebird.
At the Proper Price
You wouldn't buy a ticket at every sta
tion if you were r"i"K n I""! trip,
woiilil you'.' I'on't attend Chautautiia
that way t i;lier. I'.uy a tliroiiftli ticket.
It saf.s you money. Single admissions
are more tliari tliree limes (lie amount
of a season ticket.
Tlnidi of hearing "The Chimes of Nor
niandic" for ten cents, or Hawkins'
ureal Nature Lecture, or "A long the
Koad to Tokyo," or .lames (hidil.ml it
wi.uld eo.t ou more than the price of a
season ticket to hear him alone at Chi
cajro ( li and Opera.
sm:
MANY APPLICANTS
TOOK EXAMINATIONS !
AT ROSE SCHOOL
The IhiukIhh County teachers' ex
aminations opened here thin morn
lug at the ItukC school building. A
iry good attendance of teachers
whh present from all parts of the
county and thirty applicants had en
tered for the examinations this
looming. The, majority of these arj
not writing for certificate, hut tor
exemptions in eeriain subjects. The
examinations III cunt inue for four
days and it is expected that many
more teachers will enter tomorrow
and the siitceeding day. Supt. F. I.
Hamlin and I'rof. J. It. Itees had
charge of conducting the examina
tions. The lint of applhants writing on
subjects this morning wa as fol
lows: 1 -a wren co Itoyte. Mrs. Mnry
Wilson Mckason. Nellie M. Wood,
Kffie V. Koote, Verlie Tracy, Nancy
K. Watson, I 'earl Vokum, Alda L.
Watson, Jessie A. Swart, Carol
Sams. Mrs. K. K. Andrew, Martha
II inkle, Ksther lloach, Mrs. Nellie
ltrown Vlrek, Mrs. Cordelia Forman,
Ititthe Peterson, Myth Henderson.
Lillie Mitel ver, Margaret Hurchard,
Annette Whipple, Mrs. Anna Marzee,
.1. Gladys Kesler, Kllen Milllkin, Ks
ther S. Sargeant. Fthel Kelly. Kdith
I.. Wilcox. Ada F. Sherman, Mrs.
Anna C. Peterson.
CIVIL ACIION WILL
BE TRIED TOMORROW;
PROPERIY IS ASKID
The action brought In the Justice
court heie recently by W. A. Shlfflet
and w ife. of West Koseburg, to re
cover the possession of property
from I,. M. (irarf, will be heard by
lustice of the Peace I. II, Kiddle
Thursday afternoon, pesldes the re
covery of properly, Mr. and Mrs.
Shi filet ask for damages In the sum
III' $HHt.
The complaint charges that while
Mr. and Mrs. Shlfflet were attending
church heie last Sunday morning.
Mr. llraft went to their home in
West Uosebuig and pitched their be
longings Into the street. The plain
tiffs allege that some of their fur
nishings were damaged, and they ask
that the defendant be compelled to
make good their loss1.
lira IT la I ins possession of the
;i remises 111 roimh a trade w hich h(!
i nnsum mated with a local man a
few week a no. It Is understood
that quite a number of witnesses
bin e been called and I by case w ill
IToliably consume most of the after
noon. IMH.AN IN TKXAS.
l.etieis reiehed here today from
' Hill ' I tula ii. a former Kosebui g
i.oy. whom Is mnv'n member of the
Cutlcd States Army. He Im at present
:Jalioiied in Texan, lie ays he likes
aimy life and expects to we aclual
ervi.e In l-'ra nee beioie he returns
t o this city.
;iiii,s rn:noN.
The following want ad. has
a ppea red on se eral occasions
In one of San t'rancisi o lead
ing newspapers:
Wanted. Any young lady
who will t-eiid a box of Itoiue
tnade candy lo (he Hist suuad
tt I'll t b Company. Iteserve
on'i ciV TtaiuiiiK Camp. San
Kiau.ls-o. will reeehe a letter
from some member of the
mi nad
!
!
I-I-l-H-H-H-H-H-H-I-l-l-
I-
j. ricnMisi: si i;u i: i i.c;. 4.
it
iiunonii
,1 today Hint ..
r. rv home in Kn-ebiUK and u
t
h
i ini( horn ulib h a sailor or
oldier bi Ins none ti war.
will fly a "m'IUm' flan." in the j
r.;it the pi. net of a liosetMlltt
tn ilit. i r 01 u. nt;it ion mat urc
Tin- action 11 b.-itui taken in 4.
in 4.
itliei louiitiev in he state and 4-
J. (. said to b.ive met with gen- .J.
eral ap;tio.tl
Motor Cars Ave
Selling Fast
I'l.uo Your (VJcr
)u i-i the In l r;tr load Will ,ir
nc in .1 tt w il i and u will
be me el ncliiiiii" oiir car bv
Price SB25
F n H Ki
until .Inly lt.
Clcnn H. Taylor
t hi i r Moron c u
A;ciit, Koschui
LOGGER BROUGHT HIRE
FROM LEONA TUESDAY;
LEG WAS ERACIURED
William Miller, who has been eni
ploved in the losing camps of the
I.eunri M;Ih Compmiv, at l.eona. for
Home time past, wax brought to thin
city last niht suffering fiim Injur
ies he sustained earlier in the day.
He is now at Mercy hospital, where
he Is beiim attended by Dim. ether
and Stewart.
According to Hie story told by the
attending physicians, Mr. .Miller was
struck by a cable and hurled for a
distance of ltd feet. He sustained a
broken let; and numerous body
bruises. AUhoiiKb bin injuries are
said to be quite serious, t lie at
tending physicians anticipate a
speedy recovery. Mr. Miller is
one of the most trusted employes of ;
the l.eona Mills ( ompatiy and has
many friends in that part of the
county.
SUGAR BEET MAGNATE
IN ROSEBURG TODAY;
BIG YIELD EXPECTED
Samuel Storey, manager of the
beet sugar plant at (Jiauts Pass, ar
rived in Uo.-eliurg lat ni;-'ht from
the south and hit today for St.th
erlin and vicinity, where he is In
specting the beet fields of that icin
ity. In a brief interview bore hist
nielli, Mr. Storey aid the beet crof.
was looking fine at the present time,
and ho thought the yield would it"
I jiicwhat hea ier t h an last season.
In seel Ions where irrigation U avail
able, the outlook for biu crops is ex
ceedingly encouraging, according to
M r. Storey. Considerable acreage
has been planted to sngi-.r beets in
I Mmglas Count v and practically nil
of the product will be handled by
!lho Crants Pass plnnt. It is Mr.
Storey's opinion that Southern Ore
I aon w HI event ually be ome one of
the greatest Miga r beet prod ucing
t count ries in the Xort invest .
LOCAL OrflCER HAS
ASKED EOR Ri LEASE
OF DOUGLAS CONVICT
A- i ing upon a n appeal re ei ed ,
from the prisoner, lusiiht Attorney,
leurge Neu ue r ret out mend -d t he
parole of John Lai ison. w ho was
senteir-ed to a long term in the state
penitent uti'v heie two years ago fol
lowing con vie I ion on a eliai ge of
passing a worthless ibe,k.
I. at ison entT' d tlie dw el I ing ol
Paul Cmeli. r. on iioii;:l,is sire. 1, '
and a ppr opri.ited a chei k which had
been IV e I It be la i ter by A 1 tier I
Cla ton. a w ell U now it 1 louglas
Count y ra m her. l.ari:-on n 1 1 erw a rd
raised the amount of tt:e he. k from;
ti to f I'M and passed it on Wibler i
& A gee, t he cloth iers.
The t raiis.'ri ion was reported to i
the officers later in the day ami the;
man was- arrested bv Slo-iifT tjuine. 1
lie was afterward indlc'ed, tried and
found guilty. Judge Hamilton im
posed (be statutory senteio-e of foiiC
vo to sewn years in the state peni-;
tent la i v. The recortls at t lie peni- '
tent iar siiow that I .arisen has been
a model prisoner, and for thai rea
son I ho tl 1st t ict all orney decided to ,
recommend bin release. I.ari. on !
claims lo ha t a niece who needs
his support. !
TWO DECISIONS WIRE
RENDERED HERE TODAY;
ONE SUIT DISMISSED
.ludge .1. W. Hamilton late tliin'
afternoon hamleil down two dec is-1
ions in tlie Circuit Court. In th
I ii si ;ot ion lie o t err tiled a mot ion
to;- a new trial in the case of the
e-tet n 1 1 ut tiers' Sup; ly Company
s I.. C. ltrown. of Oakland. This
lit-e was broMi;l.t anaint Mr. Piown
to u'iiimt the f-iim tit $I7.", alleged,
to be due (iie pi.illitlf. tor U'lH'S
t ur niched II l ell I eo,Uet of the ill'
le.nlant t the time of the trial
lice the plaintiff was awarded a
.iudument In 'lie lull aniount of the
l.j m lo w 1 1 ial w lo. ( he i, ,i-,h ed
b the del i c da tit . but this w a- tie
ni'd.
The a-e 1" otiL-M ) . I' Urow n
iK ullM at'cl !i iti in.kci. to if
o er n olle alleged to be due on a
pl oinisoi ton dl - le l i d alld
111 - deN ndtllt was allowed lud-uient
e iivali-nt to tlie in and doui-t-t:i
!lts 111' III ted in del. n.HUii tile ,;t -t
lO'l
t r. Teu- her i e , re' u 1 1 n c I he
lt.. - ami i : ii U d .. t . oi Poi t
land. spent Hie da? heie nie-ti-,t
in . -one del ,niuer.i a-e-
l l;(M.
C.i-l Tl i. k iJeorce U il!ett ;'id
H..rlev W ,ltM.!i. w'-o left heie atlll-
.l.i n i;Mt on a I ''e telle automobile
1 ; h.. e ,i! i iv ed at r.eitd. a t o' !
m : tt w hi d ret i ed m i ; I' ii c
lodav. I lo v w lit irfun to Ko-if-U,.r
via the li Keu.e Pas- and I'm
i i n. Pu'o to lit n I tin' -lopped
.a Ki..'i .i'ii r.-iis
.J. .1 . e .t I eo.r.,i:.. .i 4
T '"i I ' ' i o'linu, . I i n e . I "
J$. (' o. h- fa n.i-ne t 11 i. .,1 X
f- lo-'''T " ' refit- o uc.de U
.!. -.1 ,' If- 1 fitted 1 ! ..lM (
o
hcvlt Vt;t Ad brliiR rr-ulm
SILVERWARE
THAT It ILL WEAR
Durability In silverware is as
important as the prettiness of
tho design. The silver - that
wears well is the correct
choice. Alvin Silver combine
jrood wearing qualities v.-Jih an
extremely at trad ive design.
Vou will like the line of the
Washington pattern. See our
window for a showing of this
popular ware. Quality abso
lutely guaranteed.
Quality Service,
BUBAR BROS.
Jewelers and Optometrist a.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Fruit jars for sale cheap at the
Caleteiia.
A. T. Lawrence, of (he Sunshine
ranch, spent the day in Koseburg at
tending to business matt'Ts.
Flour Jumps again. They say
gambling is the cause, everything
else is doing the same thing. O't
your fotos now before they do like
wise. Clark At Clark, Fotograffers.
High Flight Flour will prove con
sistently satisfactory. One sack the
same as another. Vou will find it
makes more loaves of bread of belter
quality than most flours Kvery sack
guai antced by the People's Supply
Company.
Sound and purebred Vercheron
stallion Aguinaldo iMiUM will be
at Judd's barn, lioseburg, from
Tuesday noon to Wednesday noojf
each week. Fifteen dollars to insure, j
A. II. Croy. j
Ma, or .1. T. Ilritiges, Dr. K. J .
ainscf.t. Hr. Stevenson and Mr. ,
Hogan, of Oakland, were in liose-
burg last night completing arrange-j
tiieitts for t!ie big C(debratim to be'
l.ebi t hero July 4. The full pro-1
grain appeals in today's Review. I
Colorado Springs, the famous,
health it sort, a chance for people j
u Im like lo move (o a higher alti
tude. tie:1 feet. Ow ner of modern
house, ti pmiiii- and bath, value
jr.e.i-t would like to inide for prop
ertv in Koseburg or Marshtitdd. H.
1. ' Madsen. W. Willamette,
I'olor.tdo Sprihi's, Colo. !
i Mir prii-.s ou cereals: Lar::e pack-
iges felled Oil 1 s. 2'.C large p.ll'kaL'eS
rolled wh' at, .".c: larue packages '
Silver Fl.ike pane tl;e I lour. 2ar; !
lb. s.tcl- faecv roiled oats, f-f.c; ! lb.
sack Siher i'lake pancake flour. t;."c.
V(Hi will find Liberty and Silver
I 'la i(e cei-.: Is and pancake Honrs
highly sal isi'aetory in every res pec I .
Ciiiirani' ed fresh and good by the
People's Supply Co. I
CtPUTY GAME WARDEN j
ARSUSIS NSItfRMAN AT ;
SCOITfflG Y1SILRDAY.
What will probably be a test case
of tin praiine of siietching fish nets
by i oiuiiiei eial 1 ibrrmen armH the
cha'iiH 1 oi the lower l'inp(ua liiver,
a- -t t ted e 1 1 rd a y by heputy
dome Wa.den itrnn i'lum pon and
Cot.-lal-lo il. H, Clinr. i. wlto return
ed from the Si ol t sbur; vitinily last
even inc.
Tae two otYicers vetri'lay com
pleted investigations w hich resulted
in two compl. lints hetni; filed in tio
justice iiiiirt theie. The men chain
ed are (ieoriio Ubbniati and Fred
I niTon. Hot h deny The accu-at ions
and ale raid to be leady to vont't
Hi" ma T ter in the Circuit Court .
.io;d:m to tho olti.ers. the il
leizal piii'tne ha- been continued
tor Mime time inline of the at ot
the l.i-i l.eti-' tt in e anil many of the
i ni. us ef that i otninunity are
ea;:eilv vvatiliim; the iiutcome. The
trial be :ore the lu-dbe of the peaco
n Scoti-hum will be held in the
net lew davn.
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j.
Ill con. pli, e v itlt an or- ?
of 1' ta t". ext'tivie
t iiiui- i"c'il beloncim: to
W Kuinev. 01 M.tr-hiiebl.
. ,.d I' !' aite. of SntV-rlin. 4
ill be sold at public s le
-mill. T!e ll:iii to be ob J
a e io al.-d b-lw.cti laibtl.'id -
' I N -.'i:! I'l-i I and ;;ir - 4.
I- 1.. be .-nt.- v iluable. A ;4 1 e- .J-
4- - ill ot t 11' No. ed sab' It I- .V.
HOI '. !' ed I : I ' '! Ml. K li.H'V .
el , W u Ml 1 e . 1
J t il l n c ;i.u: .h :i.o",f ( o nu-et
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Ml.it !e
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v ec t ' .M.. Ad-
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I V ' v. . f t a 1 I t in et rv htpri-hr-
si.. - I-.. t a a I. 1 t:d-o.!;e i:-t
-r. )'. -'..,.1 i j.Tcw'iii farm and
" '! M xiock: pari
t-tt! - en a t. ii- ;,n ! build ru:.
b'l-k ' ' . pi i'bo-it ion n p at etice
'Twill b. .,r th- c'o-'-t iiifvfij;..
ti"H iy owner Addres- r-i
Pitii r St, Ho-oh-.irs, (rt.
ANTLERS THEATER
Tonight only at 7:15 and 8:45
SEENA OWEN
In the new five-reel Triangle-Kay Bee Feature Photoplay
"A Woman's Awakening"
Also a new and interesting 1' Direr sal Magazine
Admission as uual, 5c and 10c. '
TOMOKKOW, Thursday evening onlv nt 7:15 and 8:45
lttl I'KOftS Ut.NKUl I'KltMllt.MA.NCE
FANNIE WARD
In the five reel Paramount feature photoplay
"BETTY TO THE RESCUE"
In thin picture Miss Ward plays the part of a romping, hoydenish
tomhoy, with tuwseled hair, hare feet and frequently clad in a
dilapidated pair of overalls. A thrilling and duiightrully original
xiury that will purely please you. Also on this program the lllh
chapter of the patriotic serial,
" LIBERTY "
No advance in pricea. Admission 5c and uc.
Friday evening only at 7:15 and 8:45
t.l.AIIVS IIIIIH KH I I.I.
In a dual role in the great five reel Fo photoplay
"SIVH K HKH I'AliKXT."
What Would Your Oaimlltt-r Say?
Valerie Marchmont, woman of the dance halls, feels the olush of
shame when the question is aaktd. She knows that her own child
is safe in a convent. Then mother and daughter meet and realiza
tion follows. A iimrul lesx.n that every mother should see.
Admission 5c and 10c.
Coming Saturday afternoon and evening: Win. S. Hart In "The
Square Deal .Man," and a new departure in comedies, a "Hnyt"
farce In two reels, entitled "A Hole in the Ground."
Coming Sunday afternoon and evening: A new Keslone Comedy.
Coining July 6 and 0, matinees both days, "Intolerance."
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Miss Mabel Van Buren
Invites the public of Roseburg and vicinity to a
FIANO RECITAL
of her pupils at the Presbyterian Church,
Friday, June 29, at 8 o'clock.
iHXHXCXK0MXiOOHX0
ADVANCE MAN COMING
HERE TO ASSIST IN
THE CHAUTAUQUA WORK
C. S. Hemline, secretary of the lo
cal Chautauqua committee, today re
ceived a letter from the Kllison
Whiio Cliauta'uiiia bureau, to the
effect that of the best advance
men available would be sent to
oehinn early in July to ansist the
committee here In sellinn tickets attj
otherwise urranne for the big event.
liecatise of the present wai, which
require:; unlimited donations from
i!ie people, the member of the Chau
tati'iua committee felt that the 1-2 III-snn-Whili1
company should at least
semi a man here to assist in the
financial part of the event. The let
ter ieeived-Hy Mr. lleinline today
say the man it la proposed to send
here has had much experience in
hautanqua work and will deliver
tho Koods.
Tii ketrt for the Chautauuua will
he placed on sale within the net
lew days, and it is expected the
e ent will lie both a financial and
Mich.l success.
Putters Are ITinteil
The Heview today printed several
hundred posters announcing the
Fourth of July ct lehration to be
held at Oakland. The people there
are making elaborate preparations
for the event, and a bit crowd is ex
pected lo attend. Governor Withy
combe will deliver the chief address
of the day. The Oakland boosters
believe their celebration will attract
people from practically every section
of I ton i;las Coui.tv , and will be a
teat .success.
Mrs. Miihirke.v Hurt
Mrs. Dan Malm key. of Portland.
Mislained two fra-tute of the rkht
!e yetetday by Tallinn in her dooi
ard. Stie i known to unite a nutn
t er of lios'-luni; pt-oplf. among them
hi im: Mr. ami Mrs. .f II. Hooth.
Better Blouses on Which Ther'es
A Generous Saving
Xcw
Wilu-oith
SL'.OO
lilouses
on sale
Xow
i'.fi.r,' .-nil- 'iI.tiii c flu' tr i i-.- l. l u di liia-i7H tlif point that our
Him..' Si)l.'. nti (.. Hi- ). rst fh.,1 inn l- iilitaini-d. Our
M.111. .r Jliisily ar.. ll.i' f.u t that the lat-st rr-atlons nr- cotl--'.mtly
l inn i-Mii'i'. i" aur- that Ami now 111 to rrlr-s:
111'- ,,r- al.ii .lf-u..l iM.'.l.r.Tt- anil r-IT-K-nt mihifanllal
miidi:'.
Close co-operation with the makers accounts for our
unusual IJlouse Values
BELLOWS STORE
A WOMAXS SHOP FOR WOHAYS WEAR
n
Vr Home hi Seattle
Mrs. Henry (ireeR and son, Har
old, left this afternoon for Seattle,
where they will join Mr. Gregg, who
left several weeks ago. They ex
pect to make their home there. For
the past year Mrs. GreKV has been
president of the Fullerton Parent
Teachers Association and splendidly
filled that place. She watf also
tender for the canning team of the
Fullerton school and guardian of the
Ited Feather Camp Fire (iirls. Mrs.
(ireui; has always taken an active
interest in school and community
affairs and she will be greatly miss
ed by hor many friends here. Mrs.
Ciieg was accompanied by her sif
ter. Mrs. H. T. Pound, who had been
visiting here and is returning to her
home at John Iay, Kastern Oregon.
H. J. Stone and wife spent the af
ternoon at their ranch In the vicinity
of Wilbur.
C. P. Hacltett, who is employed In
the local dispatchers office, left this
morning for Glendale to spend a few
days.
) Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kager, who
are guests of Or. and Mrs. It. F.
Hunt, returned this morning from a
visit at Oakland,
j t o
'I'M K F.VI1.S OF CONSTIPATION.
Constipation Is one of the main
reasons why the average human life
is below 40 years. Leaving waste
material In the body, poisons the sys
tem and blood and makes 11s liable
to sick headaches, biliousness, ner
vousness and muddy skin. When
you note t hese symptoms, try Or.
Kings nw Life Pills. They give
prompt relief, are mild, non-grlplng
in at ion, add tone to your system
a nil clear t he conjplexon. At your
druggist, '1 .c.
iii:i moss iu:m:kit i.ck.
To be given by the Ladies' Society
of ihe Itrotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen and Kninemen on Friday
evening. June U!, at the Maccahee
hall. Ott's orchestra. Dancing from
H t( l. Gents " cents. Kvervbody
Invped.
Whthmor
and
Weluorth
Blouses
sold here
only
li;..r