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MM UK hwmsus inoumvaa pva-v, tuv ar, ma, -xassasesai JiOo mid loo Continuous PKTl'KKS Majestic Theater TUB HKIfiHT SPOT Il'a Different Always a OOOI SHIIW .....r' , Matinee Every Hay a to 8. livening 7:il to 11, .New 'lime. T O 11 A V O N i DAY O X L Y Today and Tomorrow Tuesday and Wednesday William Desmond IN THE "PRODIGAL LIAR" Ananlus hud nolliiiiK on IhiH bird. He lied and Ills hlcnclH Hoc) un til tlu-y didn't know the triitli when they heard it und ijll to "en tertuln" a romantic maiden from up Vermont way. It's a ncream. TOM MIX in the "LA W and the OUTLA W" A WeHlern Thriller. Tburnduy and Friday: Mary Macl.areii in The AinazliiK Wife." Saturday: May Allison In "Thu Island of Intrleue." Next Tuesday und Wednesday: Nazimova in "Out of the For." Just Unpacked New Showing Ladies Colonials White Buck Oxfords White Buck Pumps White Canvas Oxfords WhiteCanvas Pumps Ladies Patent Pumps Ladies Patent Oxfords Ladies Kid Pumps Childrens Slippers in Kid or Patent Roseburg' Booterie NIIOIOH THAT SATISFY AND FIT YOL'lt FEET lltVIN IlltUNN I'erkiiiH lliiildliiK Cans St. 'Liquid" Money A lit tic cufih and a lot of credit keeps tho JnduHtrjal and ag ricultural world moving 'round. For iiiHtunce, money de posited here at The Fmpquu Valley Hank may he loaned out In pari towards the development of several kinds of bushier or farming in a year where temporary uKsistunee 1s both necessary and practical. Ituild up your credit against the time when your need is greater than "rash on bond." John M. Throne, Cashier. the UMTQUff VALLEY bank ROSEBURG HAitv itii-; wiwfics lil t l l i; KINK AWAItDS. LOCAL AND PERSONAL, I A. L. Johnston, J. S. Webb and J. I O. Ferris, of Portland, weru guests at the UniMim hotel last night. Oren 1'elerH, Fred Harvey und W. A. Andrews arrived in thin oily today from Portland tct attend lo business affairs. Mir.H Kinlly I'llliuan, of thin city, left today Cor Wenutrhee, Washing ton, lo vIhII with relative Heveral Peny Foster It'll j his morning fot Clciidnlc, where he will remain for several da) s al lending to business Storage spare Tor rent. Douglas Abdriicl Cmnpfiiiy. All t t 1 1 1 1 1 1) H liatH ut one half price,, llellowtf Hlore. Dry Blab wood by the car or cord. II. .1. Demi, phono 128. We buy and Hell Liberty bonds. Douglati Abstract Company. Miiphnni, Strawberry, Vanlla Ice Cream and Sherbet. The IIoho. Clifford McKay, or Wilbur, wpetit tha day in ltoHehurg uttendtug to business nml tern, i a if a Irs Spiny. Lline-sulphur, Arsenate, J. M Cross. Hie Oanyonvillo no r find Itlack Leaf for Male ut Uinpiuu , chant, arrived in the cily yeslcnlav Vitlley Fruit Union. to attend to mailers of a business J. Pcai'Min, a former Itoseburg j nature, resident, now living In Sueraiuenlo, j Mm. Walter Kensel and mm Fred Is In the ill) today visiting w It h ei Ick airived this morning iiom Wil friends. " bur Winners of prizes in (he baby parade who bad not turned in their names yesterday are: IJaby buggy, 2nd prize, Klwin Harness; wagons, Kllu Mae Morris; speeials, 1st, Mar garet Daniels; 2nd, Irvin Junior llrinin; lird, Jean McLlhfuny and I Virginia Nygren. tidier Prize. Winners. j Velocipedes 1st, Kiehard Cren shaw; 2nd, Ralph Warner; ;ird, i Dorothy May Frear. I Push carts 1st, Donald Wiuiber ly ; 2nd, Maxlne Anderson ; I! id, j Margaret Roberts. i Wagons 1 si, Lucy Maxlne Tay i lor; 3rd, Donald und Klizabeth I Faulkner. j Haby buggies 1st, May Hut ichings; 3rd, Francis Henry Carter. Doll buggies 1st, Dels M. Whip ple; 2nd, Avis Negley;' 3rd, Jose phlue Jennings. School CfiiiMtlidnlloii j A school meeting will be held next ; Friday evening in Hie I'iue Grove church near Dixonville. The meeting ', is lor Hie purpose of deciding the! j question of consolfdul ing school dls-' ! irlcts IS. il, 2, 75 and II. Supt. O. C. Itrowu will lecture on the ailvanl-; ! ages oT school consolidation and School Supervisor A. K. Street will give an Illustrated talk on Amerl- I cans In France. As many members as possible of (he districts named I ; should be present nt Ihe meeting. Even a Child notices the difference between the old Blyle double-vision glasses and (he new KltVI'- ; TOKS with the Invisible seam. Don't fuss with two puirs of glasses. Wear KltYFTOKS, combining near und far vision in one pair of lenses. If RYPTfW" L. GLASSES XX. JHS INVISIULE BIFOCALS Bubar Bros. Jackson Street waaWMKMHawal Tonight - Tomorrow MABEL NORMAND "THE IN A cyclone of thrills! A Downpour of lauohter! Dashing Mabel Normand in her latest and greatest comedy triumph, "The Pest." The triumph of the girl who was always in the way. Johnny Itondeuii. a tesidcut of Tlllt r, who recently relnim-d from overseas, is in lowu today. Mr. Koiolcau had been oer I hero sim e ubout last J une. Dance In pavilion at Kiddie May 2!Hh. Joe l.lltle'o Jazz otchestia. Dveiyoiu' In v 1 1 til . Supper served by the lienor (iiuird girls. Muidc al H:'M) sliarp. If you have a piece of Jewelry that you prize hh an heirloom, and for Its beauty it is most likely a cameo. A cameo brooch would make an ex it u lull e and long-to-be-remembei ed graduation glfl. See ihosc at J. T. Hryan's. Jes.e Noah, of Ashland, Is u local visitor. (J. L. llritlan was here from Port land yesterday. L. J. Allen, or Corvallis, yeslenlav In this cilv. I II. .1. Arnold, of Portland I Cmwhm nf iirheiiin !',,"dlug lo business ntTairs In In t f..r .It.t-a !"'ty. Mr. anu m is, il. i. i' tick, or eai spent Former County Assessor W. S. Urilt, couniy assessor of Douglas county in StK, and a life long friend of Sheriff Quine, arrived here yesterday lo visit wlih old friends and a(Niialntances. Mr. Itrilt is now making his home at Oakland. Cal. He will remain In this vicinity for a month or six weeks. riling with eturned lo her I spend the day friends. Mrs. Win. who has bee vt.'iiiiui: unit friend home lod.iy. Mis. Sarah l!iis!-ll, chief operator tor Ihe telephone company here, left this afternoon tor Oakland to attend to some IniHineM mailers lor the romp, my. t.t oi n'- W K earns, a former (Irueis Pass real esiale man, now of Portland. itrrterl here this iimriifni: Ut remain seeral das on business. .l r Ke;u iiH is iiitle well aMuauiied In Ittiseburg, w here he has i.siied on iiunienni'i occasions. at l h is He. day. (From Port Fmpqua Courlor.) W. C. Itranilon, u t'oqiiille conlec i loner, was in this city last week re visilors in Hosehurg esler-ilm,kinK ,,v,'r ,lu Hltuutloii for Hie Portland, is al alia Irs In thin M C. Hi ay, of I lending io business eliy. Mrs. J. P. Deun, of Camas Valley, was in town today attending to business matters. Letter were received from John M.'Clintock this morning in which he said that tie had ho pen of start tag ihe return trip to the Fulled States the last of this mouth, lie Is slid in Franc-'. THE RIGHT TO CHEER WllSSW SLACKER WHO DID NOT VWjVVt07;tA SUBSCRIBE TO THE MMcwmmm loans I " AWW Y V .-J. ' -T I A pOI 1 il I ' M 1 - t -1 X jfiiWii VVV-iL.'-rSfcr-rTt J -l ' ;s - w. 't i J L ' ! LfCr-.'---a.-"' r iff : , l FT- K. O. Osborne, a Portland builder and contractor, ir. heiv this week looking over some lots on which he expects to build dwelling houses for sale. A. C. Mel hunt, employed as a butcher by the Iteedsport meat mar ket, is moving his family here from Marshfield this week and will occupy the building recently vacated by William Ksnelsirom on 1fith street, II. P. Lil. who recently purchased the Fmpqua Cafe, Is doing a fine business and giving general satisfac tion to the public. Mr. Ltvi was ai one time chef in Hie Chandler hotel at Marshfield. and has many ac (iitainiauces among Hie traveling men. ASK FOR and GET Horlick's Tha Origimtl Malted Milk For Infants and Invalids OTHERS are IMITATIONS Ford Weekly REGULAR PRICES Christie Comedy LOCAL AND PER80NAL, Gift Books Suitable For Graduation A full line of tin tooted and limp 1 int priced from 7 (iradaa'.ion and meinor hoeks fi i i classics In ai her bind- iu' to 2. j-rhoo! day tun 7 "iC to Several nt-w yijlua Just received Riley's Rhyme The moKt pepul.ir of American poetH, a complete line of these famous works in slock at $ 1 per volume, Farly purchases are advised. Fifteen per cent off on all tires and tubes. Ford Garage. Colutubiu Linoleum Varnish new est and best. Churchill Hwd. Co. War lax on any drink 1h lc. Why pay more? Hoseburg Soda Works. Money to loan on improved city and farm property. Douglas Ab stract Company. Dr. IL A. Caufleld, of Drain, Is a business visitor in this city. W. IL Laudon, of Portland, was a business visitor In Roseburg yester day. Dr. J. K. Chapman and Dr. L. M. Lchrhach have each purchased u new Peerless automobile. Don't forget that Spee-Dee is Ihe greatest of hand hoap, eillier with or without water. Churchill Hwd. Co. M r. nnd M rs. Spencer, of Salem, are visiting here with the hitler's sis ler. Miss Florence Akin, and wil h Mis. Dee K. Aiken. Now Is the tune to buy your berry crates. We handle a complete line of all kinds of boxes. Cet our prices. Itosohure Fruit Co. A business meeting of the W. C. T. F. will he held at the home of Mrs. C. F. Hopkins Wednesday ut ternoon at 2:'.it o'clock. Al, Wilson was fiver from Yoncallu today attending to business mailers. He is manaL'er of the Wilson Really Co., and reports large farm sales re cently. There is much more inquiry and iuv est meni in farm property now than for some lime past. Miss Jeanette Booth, win) has been making an extended visit at the home of Miss Marion Lewis, in Mil ler's Addition, relumed loday to her home at Cletulale. She was accom panied by Miss Lewis, who will make .in extended isii lii that town. Dr. K. L. Miller's garage at hfr. home on Mosiier street was broken Into recenily and lite spot light from hi4 auiomottfle was stolen. The thief picked the lock on the para ire door and made away with the light, leav ing absolutely no clue to his identity. Forest M. McConochi, who has been vUiting at the home of .1. K. Kirk, left fins morning Tor his home In Medford. Mr. McConochi came to Ko.-ebure f roni Camp Lewis, wit ere he received his discharge. He was a member of the 2Sth div ision aed was in active service for IV months, W it Lat. don. who was formerly a resident of this cii . is spend in k s- veral days here attending to busi ness affairs in connection with the A in erf can Woodwork in k Machinery Company, of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. La ndou and three daughters hi e making their home in 1 'or t land. Keep the little ones healthy and happy. Their lender, sensative bod ies require a cooling, healing, harm ies i remedy to prepare their stom achs tor summer s heat. Hollister's liocky Mountain Tea is reliable und safe, ihoro hut not injurious. .tac, 1 Li in i 1 1 on Drug Co. toiHtdine Tanks Arrive Messrs. Jones and Shaw, ow ners of ! i he new serv ice stat ion now under 'construction at the corner of Wash ing I on and Jackson si reets, are lo ! da Ins: all i it k two fi'i)-gallon gaso lline tanks. The large recpiules are i being sunk into the ground directly In from of the service station. Ac ! cording lo Mr. Jones, only one gaso 1 line pump wilt be put in for the 'present. When completed the build o.g and crounds will be smelly up in the minute in modern n ess The ! station will be ready for business by ihe tirst of the month. RostBURG Rook Stoke .V J. . .S J. Sliortnnkrr uvK.ins timi-i.ai! .vrii vriov ! Sl-'M'i.il liH'i'tlnp Ascnlol! t'om tiiiiniltMy ami snM'T ut t',::ti lonik'ht Cuiift-rriin; ir ,i'Ki'vs fti'rvanls Sir Kiit:lws will kindly tnako an Al port to W ri's.nt. l!y onlt-r if o. I-. cosiimv, v.. c NKW TIAY. WANTliP !irl at KnwIuiD! St.-aui l.aumlry: none ulul'T IS yrnrs ium'iI apply. Klli SAI.K A roihI pailic ciulslilt Inisinosj .ef than llono lun'sV mt-nt. Out nf tho w.'athor. Ail .Inns A. T., care Btvlo. UMPQUA SALMON CHIEF SUPPLY fOR NtW YORK J. MOOSl: TO MOLD I M l-C II : i a. A vr n:i: i i(i. iX CITY MARKET IS REPORT It JlrutuZ REFDSI'OKT, May 2C Three ! fourths of ail the fresh salmon pur-j chased by consumers in New York j City comes from Iteedsport, accord- j lng to statements made in letters I from wholesalers of Ihe metropolis to the Iteedsport Fish Company. Thi.-i I concern has been shipping more j fresh lUh in ice to the large markets. it is said than any other one point t on the Pacific coast, and this year the output will be Ihree times as large us last year. I 'I he salmon lishing season opened I on the lower Fmpiiua river May 1". One hundred fishing boats, each in ; charge of two men, were ready io j start on the catch. D Is estimated i that each of these men will tarn' dtirlng the season an average of GDO, which will nieun Jauu.uuo will f ite paid to lioedsport fishermen iilouej for the salmon Hiey catch. I In addition to the boats npeiating (n the river there will be eight deep i sea boats bringing llsh from ihe out- side lo Iteedsport. Two of these will be large puie seine boats which will j catch salmon in Ihe ocean. The other boats will brine ling end. redsnapper. smelt and halibu'. All kinds of deep j sea fish for whii i there is a mark' t will be hanrled ' y the company and i shipped in ice by express to the large cities. I The catch from the cold storage 10?. 7. will hold its regular meeting Wed nesday, .May 2s. Allan U. Joy, Deputy Supreme Dictator, will be present and will d liver an address. This will he followed by a hanque.1. A la rue attendance is desired. I 4- 4 plant at Marshflidd. most of the fi.-li caiighl on Hie Siulaw rivtr. and all of the catch f'-om T-nmib- lakes count ry, will i)e sent to IIeed:-.port, and packed by t lit company for ship ment. The comnany this year experts io -hfp out a.mio.oiMi pounds of fresh tish. This will exceed" any primus record for frefdi tish suptj'v made Dy miv one of the Oregon const points, ;t is said. -o- ludge i hadvv ick K"iuns Judge Stephen J. Clnrlv. b k, son of 'ho hue Coventor Chadwtck of Ore ton, has resigned as chief juiice nf I he s'.i ereme court of Washington, and will enter la v praciiee with his .-.hi in a big leyal fii tn in Seal He. His sou has jiwt returned from war : -r ice overseas. .Tudgo Chadw ick spent hi.- boylmod in liewebnre. ami is now known as one of the leading jurists of the Pacific northwest. A TRIAL WI &2 ifComiHCEAw ! tiB&iiHt t.l X - ..W NOTHING that we could say would so thoroughly rj convince you of the value of Chamberlain's g Tablets as a personal trial. We can t'-'!l you of thousands who have been permanently cured of chronic constipation, indigestion, biliousnecs, sick headache and disorders of the stomach and livtr, but this will have little weight with you as compared to a personal trial. That always convinces. ItX u n 3 r. . . .'. Hemstitching i We have just received the latest Model Singer Hemstitching i Machine. In Charge of Com petent operator. We Solicit your work. -77? 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