HOBJltrwa , tur.A JiSk W, ir,
day Wight at Armory
pAuH hit
JAZZ-Q.FOUR
Ladies
Tickets 85 Cents
Free!
Designating Roads
For State Fund
Wlnniford place, and an such In fa
mous ttarouKht the county. Mr. Dav
idson who has resided on the ulaee
for many yeuis Is In poor health,
and will make his home near Hulh
erlin, where he has a lurKo prune o'
ihard. The new owner. Mr. C.illet.e,
resided In Greens valley, near Ouk
i nd manv years alto, and Is not a
NEW SNAP SHOTS
Charles Wliittmore, of the state
enirinoerlnft force, who has chartse
. ..... ..... Marknl
' ?r..:"H . .,.huV. "this tranKer to this part of the country
roan mini. - ., ".. ,, .. ,i. nn-sesslon at once.
to Inspect some 01 1110 !" " .
morning
of the county
and
WILL THY I A-SKS.
those upon which the fund shall lie;
P ..;. . theTr bulae may set a- District Attorney. CeorEe Neuner
counties In thulr bu lf! nm) e 1 r , ,,.aves ,OInrrow Ifor Azalea, where
side an nt equlv..)ent to 1 per. . e tierled in the Jus-
cent of tne vaiuauu... ''"--- , - .-,., ... ,,llor a8sault
the othT Is an
in iim Thp lice court. One is a, minor
county in.s .".'" . .. eilM. and
state will tnen app.o, r,a.7 -.- i ,,e sum of
amount and this fund will ho used, action for damp
or IK improvement, development ; $250 against the
and maintenance of roads used for , hrouBht by B J.
a rnuntv. The suit IS
nassell, who claims Hiue.
VMU lUdulive
Mrs. W. A. Mardin, of this city,
left this morning for St. Paul where
she will spend the summer visiting
wiih friends and relatives.
Returns to Portland
Miss Ix-lpha Udlund, returned to
her homo -in Portland this afternoon
following a couple of weeks spent
visillug with friends in this city.
Itelurn to Mundlfleld
II. J. Wake and son, W. M. Blake
who have been vlBlttng bore at the
C P. Wolsk home, left this alter
noon fot Marsatleld, whore thoj M
Car Collides With
Truck Near Wilbur
In a collision with a loaded road
truck. J. ;. Wllklna. of .Seattle, was
sllKhtly bruised and his Kurd car
was finite badly smashed. Mr. and
Mrs. Wllklns were on their wny to
Roseburtr. and upon appronrhlnc
tho place where the road is beinK
ropalred. Mrs. Wllklns decided to
walk. Mr. Wllklns was drlvinn the
enr and collided with the. truck
when his machine skidded In the
loose gravel. It was turned com
pletely over, thn axle bolim broken
and considerable d:imnKe bejns: done
to other parts of the car. While It
was being put back In tho road n
Ford bug; from Sullierlln attempted
to get by at hlKh speed and made a
complete snniorsnult In the road
damaxes were repaired by tho Ford
Garage In this city.
Modern Ranch
Changes Hands
Tho ownornhlp of what is said to
be h moat up to duto anil com
pletely slorkml ranth In tho county,
wns chnngnd today whon M. CM 1 lotto
of euHtt'rn Oi'f'Kon, purhaf.d tho K.
A. Davidson ranch on tho Cnlupooln
River, onn nillo ount of thn Culapooia
brlde. Thn ttnln was closed by tho
Lnwronco Cordon Halty company
of this city. The Duvii.Kon pluce
rontriatH of 287 arros, 100 of which
tho vicinity of Azaloa.
o-
Y... v.- aiiutu nAii HAvere onmaetJB
EWESSs'.afts mx jss.mxx t
alRO assunies the responslhlhty for
construction and Improvement work.
Mr. Whlttmore, accompanied by the
countv roadmaster made a trip of
Inspection today and will make a re
port In the Immediate future the
roads upon which the state will ex
pend funds.
o
MASONS ATTKNTION.
A special communication of Laurel
Lodge No. 13. A. F. A. M.. will be
held In Masonic Temple Wednesday
evening. June 30th. Work in the
M. M. Degree. Lunch will be served.
By order of W. M.
W. F. HARRIS. Secy.
riii itcii siort;;f. paw
ALBANY. Ore. June 23 A mort
gage which represented the indebt
edness of the First Methodist
Church of Albany, was burned Sun
day forenoon at special services in
the church. The ceremony narked
the close of a campaign which has
liinde (ho church free from debt.
Tie mortgage was burned by John
Coisenilnrfor. ono of the oldest
Methodists in the Wl'Innietl" val
ley, who resides nbo'H five tulles
east of Albany, and who is the father-in-law
of W. V.. H.iwley. repre
sentative In congress from the first
Oregon district. Mr. I'.elsendnrfer
was one of the lending contributors
to the fund which resulted in the
ceremony.
Rev. J. ('. Spencer, p-sior of the
church, preached the sermon of the
occasion, ami talks Incident to the
event were made by Clyde K. Wil
liams, A. M. Hammer and J. II. Cou-k-111.
0 CITY NEWS e
Tho Doer Crook Stable Is to bo
re-roofed , tho workmen having
started the tusk this morning.
Mrs. Ralph Hunwaker, who has
been Visiting at Oakland for the
past few days, relumed to this city
on this morning's train.
The danco advertised to lu'iio
place at Sulherllu next Friday night
lias been postponed. The dance will
again be advertised when new date
la river bottom soil. It Is beautifully ; has been set.
located, and fully stocked with live , Mrs. W. (1. Hurt and Mrs. W. II.
stock and Implements. Thore aro ' Davis left this afternoon for Port
three large barns and a fnml'y or- land, where they will attend tho
chard, and has one of tho ho-t va- convention of the Ladles Auxiliary
ter systems obtn-inahle. It w.-i;t for- of Knglnemen, which will take place
merly known as a part of the old -in that ritv tomorrow.
l-'min Wlilbur
Mr. and Sir's. G. W. Urubbe, wen
known Wilbur residents, came to the
Htv this morn ug to spend me uaj
tin,, ill ne to business mauers uuu
vlisltlng with friends.
lenvlng Tonight
Mrs. Homer Ailams or tiom nm,
who has been visiting Sirs. Chas. G.
Stanton during the past few days.
leuves tonight for Portland, wncre
sho will visit for a short time.
it,. turns to California-
Mrs. U. T. Sloore, who has been
vilsitlng here with Mrs. Ira C. Lewis
loft this morniflg for C.lendale where
he will visit for several days before
continuing on to Woodland, Calif.,
where she resides.
To Albany
Mrs. Martha Reach, wno nas ucen
visiting here with tier husband at
the Soldier's home, left this after
noon for Albany, whore she will vis
it for a short time before returning
to Gladstone, near Oregon City,
where she resides,
(ir.ire Lloyd Home
Sliss Grace Lloyd, who has been
s'lslling In Nebraska and Montana
for the past three months, has re
turned and will take up her duties
at the local Southern Pacific Dis
patcher's offico within a few days.
Miss Lloyd reports an enjoyable trip
and excellent visit. However, the
weather was not good and two weeks
igo nt Gardiner, Mont., she experi
enced a heavy snowstorm. She says
she Is mighty glad to gut back to
Roseburg.
Has Pictures
U-roy Howard, who is employed at
the Kern) in this city, and ;ho just
returned from two weeks spent in
Portland assisting at the Slax Smith
florist shop, brought with hint some
very Interesting pictures of various
floats in the parades, several of
which he assisted in decorating. The
float put out by the Waverly baby
home wns decorated almost entirely
by him. and won first prize in Its
class. The float was very attractive,
shaped to imitate a cradle, und filled
with buhies from the home, tho
whole being drawn by a Fordson
tractor painted while. The picture
will be used as a window display at
tho Fern, each being arranged on a
large black velvet standard, with n
tinted picture of the float entered by
the Vancouver F.Iks In the center.
ANNOUNCEMENT ! !
3
U)e AUTO ELECTRIC STATION welcomes your
patronage in their new location at
Oak and Pine Streets. Drive in for Service.
Photic 136
C Willi 3
PaulE.Nygren
AVEd
HOES
HOES
ALE
THE final clean up of
this Sale.
WJY, are busier than ever.-
TT 1
There's a Reason.
GOME AND SEE!
ROSEBURG BOOTERIE
IRVIN BRUNN
- Shot! That SatUfy and Fit Your feat.
PERKINS BUILDING CASS STREET ROSEBURG, OREGON
Attorney Kddy lve
Attorney 11. L. Eddy left this moin
ni g for Eugene to spend the day at- j
tending to legal mailers.
ik,... fi.t. ttiie4lnir
Henry Ileocroft today paid ' flno
in the city court in the sum of 3.6
for exceeding the speed limit.
Hack to Suthcrllii
Mrs. E. K. Paxton. of Sutherlin,
spent yesterday in this city, return
ing to her home this morning.
To Visit Mother
Mrs. F. P. Baltimore and daughter
went to Mill Citf this morning to
visit with Mrs. Baltimore's mother.
Ib-lunu to Portland
Mrs. J. K. Triplet!, of Portland,
who nas been visiting Mrs. Z. K.
Brown, of this city, left this morning
for her home.
.Mother la Ill
Mrs. A. Spaullnger loft this morn
ing for Portland In response to a
message announcing the sorious Ill
ness of her mother.
Homo Yesterday
Sirs. A. C. K-idd. who has been
visiting near Olendale for the past
few days, arrived In this city yes
terday afternoon.
Here On Business
Miss Dorothy Miller, of Eugene.
who has been atttendlng to business
matters In this city, returned to her
home this morning.
To Myrtle Creek
Mrs. M. E. Manley left for her
home In Myrtle Creek on last even
ing's train after visiting In this city
with friends for a few days.
Allend I'ortlnnil School-
Mrs. J. W. McKadden lert tins
mrimlntr for Portland, where she will
attend tho northwestern school of
Instruction of the B. of L."
Mnrrbtce License Issued
A marriage license was Issued to
day to Guy Griffith and Julia Bloom
berg, both well known residents of
'his city.
Touring the Const
A. L. Johnson and wife, of Leeds,
North Dakota, who have been tour
ing the coast, left this morning for
Portland after a short stay In this
city.
Lcnves After Visit
Mrs. J. A. Olrhart and Miss May
Clayton, who have been visiting at
the Leslie Lilly home for the pist
week, left this morning for their
home at Le Bam, Wash.
Hetiirns to Kucene
Glenn Wlmberly .of the U. 3.
internal revenue service, who has
been spending the past few days in
his city, returned this morning to
Eugene, where he Is now located.
Poultry
Tho Oregon pen of five college
barred rocks loads the 95 pens of
heavy layers in the Western Wash
ington contest, Their record for sev
en months ending June 1 was 831
kks. 64 more than the runners up.
Goes to Seattle
Miss Alberta Christie, who has
been visiting with friends and re-
atives in this city for the past two
weeks left this afternoon for Se
attle whore she will visit for a
short time.
Clnh Work
The Kent cookery club of Sher
man county or five girls made en
ough money by cooked food snles
send two of their members to the
two weeks session of club workers.
O. A. C. summer school. They made
their own food products.
Inslnllinig Station Men-
Forest Supervisor W. F. Hamsdell
left this morning for Peel and Ca.
vltt Creek wher he will Inspect the
ranger stations there and see that
the mon to be employed there are
perfectly familiar with their duties.
Will Arrive Tomorrow
Hev. T. A. Alleeson, newly ap
pointed as Episcopal minister for this
city, will arrive in Roseburg tomor
row with his family and take charge
if his parish immediately. Rev. Al
leeson has been residing in Chehalis
rer the past few years.
Ret urns From Frisco
S:im SlcConnell and wie returned
o Roseburg last night from San
rrinclsco. where Mr. McConnell has
iio -n a patient In the Southern Pac
ific hospital. McConnell will resume
his position as engineer at once.
Tearing Down Building
The old shed adjoining the Em
pire livery stable is being torn down
today. The shed 1b one of the oldest
structures In the city and was recent
ly condemned by the Are department
on account of its being In a danger
ous condition and a Are hazard.
Mnctoriolojry ,
Canned goods, even slightly dis
colored or off normal appearance,
should not be tasted, as a very Httle
toxin rlf this bacteria will cause ser
ious Illness or even death. Heating
all parts of the contents of the can
to a boiling point will destroy the
bacteria qso that the product can be
fed sifely to poultry.
To Grants Pass
Miss Olive Courtney, who Is em
ployed nt the Palace of Sweets, will
lenve tenight for Crants Pass, where
she will attend the wedding of her
slater. Sliss lirene Courtney, to
''verett Bradford of that place. Sllsi
Courtney will return to this city the
latter part of the week.
to Dnys Creek
County Agriculturist C. J. Hnrd
and W. S. Carpenter, extension spe
cialist In farm crops of the O. A. C .
I went to Days Creek this morning to
j sneitd the day Inspecting grain In
that vicinity. Prof. Carpenter P
spending considerable time In this
co'inty checking up on grain and
other crops.
I III Ix-nve Tomorrow
I Attorney Carl Wlmberly will
leave tomorrow for Chicago where
he will go as a delegate from Kose-
burg lodge No. 326. B. P. O. Elks.
, to the national convention of Elks
, and expects to absent until about
q , j ut w. rns law ortice will remain I t
' el niTOargg-g-i: -CW
GoingRanch
FULLY
EQUIPPED.
Nearly 300 acres, wh 100
acres In crop; creek bottom
land, with good pasture;
fenced; good house, 3 barns,
outbuildings; snoop and goats,
poultry. " equipment. Priced
at a bargain tor quick sale.
Liberal terms. See this at once.
Ask to see some of our good
buys In ranch property
G.WJ0UNGANDS0N
Real Estate and Insurance.
116 Cv HL Phone 417
lletunis to Glendale
Mrs. J. V. Daniels, who has been
visiting at Oak Ilidge for the past
few days, loft this morning for ber
f.ome at Glendale.
VUslt In Glendule
Miss Nora Lander left this morn
ing for Glendule where she will re
main for several weeks vilsitlng with
relatives and friends.
In From Myrtle Creek
J. S. Wiley, formerly county com
missioner, spent this morning In
Roseburg transacting business and
visiting with friends.
Returned From Portland-
Mrs. George Burnett and Miss
Ruth Burnett, who have been spend
ing the past ten days lit Portland
attending the Shrine festivities and
visiting with relatives, arrived in
this city this morning.
Returns to Eugene
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wlimberly.
who have been spending the past few
days In this city visiting with rela
tives and attending to business mat
ters, returned to Eugene where
they aro now residing this morning
Tourists Going Throvuth
With the knowledge that plenty or
gasoline is obtainable, tourists are
passing through Roseburg in ever in
creasing numbers. The auto tourists
camp ground Is filled each evening
with tour sts from all parts or tne
country who undeterred by bad roads
are out to see the wonders of the
northwest.
Home Iemonstratlon
Pressure cookers and canners are
among the greatest time ana tuei
savers In the home. It takes only 35
minutes to process peas In canning
In a good canner. whereas it takes
good full three hours In the open
hot water hath. A tough old rooster
11 cook tender under pressure in
30 minutes An entire meal may be
cooked In a single cooker In about
one-third the time It takes to coon
it in open vessels.
NEW TODAI
WANTED Housekeeper, one that
wants a home. Address V. II. B.,
News-Review.
FOR RENT Furnished room, very
desirable, for two young men.
Phone 41-R.
FOR RALE
iprtce 30.
Oregon.
-2-year-old Shrop ram
Box 162, Brockway,
FOUND Man's collar and tie, with
stick pin. Owner may get prop
erty at this office.
LOST Lady's small purse contain
ing $5 bill and some silver. Finder
please leave at News-Keview.
Hi
YOUR CLOTHES
cost Is high why not let
us save you money by
our
DRY CLEANING
"New clothes for old"
when we clean them. Try
us.
Who's your cleanerT
Try Our Way
Our Auto Will Call.
Phone 277.
V"
OureJevstelri j
ill
rmrn if "zuvi4
11 ' " IeL
Because you have been married a long time Is no reuoa wk;
your honeymoon should be over.
Why not take your wife TODAY some little token of love m
make her happy?
We hare many beautiful gift that will bring hnpplnea to the
heart of your loved ones. We will be glad to help yon mill
a selection.
Our WORD Is our BOND.
BUBAR BROTHERS
FpR SALE 19 -year-old White
Leghorn hens; can be seen at 1038
Corey Ave. Phone 189-J.
WANTED Young man for office
work. Apply room 212, second
floor post office building.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE G
months old t'ox terrier, female, $5.
Address-Terrier, care News-Review.
WANTED Cherry pickert r. 1
Owen, In Edenbower. Call a
Fern, 240.
WA! TED Good horse to rone
bio ur ooume, reint abou i
Phone 34-K11.
FOR SALE Six cylinder touring car
at Roseburg Garage. Perfect con
dition. See P. M. Parker.
rORi; TRUCK BOD f r slc thuap.
also gas tank. Trucks built.
Cockelreas & Harbor, Oak ft Rose.
LOST Black pocket book containing
paper of no value to anyone except
owner. Also two photos. Finder
please return same to News
Review office.
FOR SALE Spaze silo 10x24, just
emptied; double disc plow, -Ben-tea:
Milwaukee binder. George
Telford, opposite Happy Valley
school house, P O. Roseburg. .
FOR SALE OR EXCHAXOE-i
yeai -old medium sized hontfe
tie. broke to ride or inn, ft
Discount for cash. AddreaO.1
V . -re News-Review.
FO u S ALK 4-room bow ul li
lots, 4 good chicken boutt, ni
si " , .ell; also 4-roon bout lit
iot. Riverside. W. E. Bom
.' . , Rossburg.
SU V .1011 ROCK SP8IN08 CO
--. t on the markM; 4r( is)
v i and mill ends by the tier
c d. Special price 00 It us; In
li. '. Deun, cor. Osk ul Kin
LOST On Sunday, June ICth, a
Pacltlc ntgnwoy neir urea, wi
itrivinv clnvn nnmpstine u4 in
design on gaunt'et Also lost
Juni 26ih. a nut mm ottsi
feed. Finder please lesre V S(
Rev'et. . or . nnneo-ts. wuy
Antlers Theatre
Tuesday, Jwc 29th.
ONE Ml
ONLY!
GOODMAN AND HUGHES
PRESENT
BURT SOUTHERN
In the Riotous Musical Farce Comedy
Hen-Pecked Henry
with a cast of fun-makers and chorus of "J.S
ElABORATE COSTUMINC and dancers. STOiu
YOU'll ENJOY EVERY MINUTE OF THIS PKOODCTIOI
Admission Price $1.50. $1.00, ?5c 50c PuiiWarTH
Seats now on sale at the Antlers Box Office.
TODAY ir"".
(Jazzy) ZASJ PITTS
In whimsical story of lore and laughter.
"BRIGHT SKIES
A rerl table barrel of tan.
ROLIN COMEDY, PATHE NEWS, AXD
WEDNESDAY ONLY!
Shorty Hamilton in 'TENNY FROM
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