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NEW SNAP SHOTS j . W ,i '' ' 1 4 reeilon a '?" t on account ot lh M ' 4 ly tM, -Progressiva ogura ten- 1 wafck cauru Id ta be hool will be under the LL, KM ot the lesllng 1J- ! ghe country". HEWS SNAP SHOTS two child In Creswef), nd who stot'pcd in thin riry iv visit wnn inepus rur severwi days, int IMa moinifig for Medford, where they reside. .Tiwt KaUl Hello, Tixhiy Mrs. U, C. Wood and her sister, Mrs. John Yost, the latter of Mos- FJYTZZm an.nl tor thTo MeA- . nr. company. 1, Mrw Nor Morris National f,rJ ,Vi. tiiy from ron, Clio haw teen vlIUn rt-latlvw W'" with the local, iU.nts, ft Ki .r.te'ern. wife and .m ... "'"L.. u.burg last night lJrThehal is and will remain here from Chenaiis u ,111 lake o"f ih. Eptwopal church ,0 cow Idaho earoute to Ban Krncl-o this city. lvloa purd. a trained nurse of thatfpltts.b,'r' doing to Portland ,.,ty dropped off here for a few mln- MrV Charles O. Stanton , wb h(.lr traln wa, nlaklllK Sunday for Portland where lhe u,ua, dlvUton stop this morning, pend a week or n days 1 atte nuing g wfU known hwe the Victor Sar School of Mic ine hoM , th clty Bev. summer school on the Art I q nd ,g g gl(te..ln.lllw It. course will be ! ,,, uf B. Wood, of the News-Review. 'rL;:'.X..;L. was aiven last 'The ladies expect to stop off for year Md It was not Intended to j visit on their way north In brl; the school to the J.clfic const Wks. To Grant Pass Mrs. Nell Cook left this moralai ffip flpgnti Pfls whftni aha will spend a short time visiting with her' relatives. VIhII tn Modford Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Elphert and son. Justin, left this morning Ifor. Medford where they will spend the next few days visiting with relatives. To tjnn Francisco Mr. and Mid. Henry DogenkoUf. of Pa., who have been vinlt- Ins here for the past fow days with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nygren. left this morning for San Francisco, where they expect to make their home. lU-novating Hulldlng The Interior and exterior of the building occupied by the Roseburg Furniture company Is being thorough few ly cleaned and renovated. Workmen 'have painted both the Cass and Jack- : 0OOL DA.VCS SAX, SlCHX . Tne JaztOWw orcnestrs, will give their refular Ssrtfnlay night Jstae tomorrow night. Four big, buzzing electric fans will keep the atmosprere in motion and provide cooung a breezes. The orchestra will al- ! so play that popular tox 7 QSLEBRATE AT OAECLAn s. MONDAYS ; Hj V GREAT PROGRAM Airplane Flights During Day. Horse Races Big Ball Game -Shooting Contest Athletic Contest Novelty Features Patriotic Exercises. Address by HON. BINGER HERMANN. Band and Orchestra Music Dancing Fireworks STEARNS PARK It the finest celebration grounds in Douglas County Bring your bathing suit and your lunch and spend the day with us Sandwiches and coffee etc. on the grounds at reasonable rates. REAL SHOE SALEU The final clean-up of this Sale On Shoes Thursday, Friday and Saturday, July 1 , 2, 3. Your neighbors have no doubt told you about this old-fashioned Shoe Sale. I)ok at these Prices: $1 (( In this Lot you will find Shoes, Low Shoes, Ox- l ( I V fords, Tumps etc. Come and help yourself. 4 VJU 1.95 A lot of Ladles Shoes, tnct. rerj White Canvas Shoe. IQR I I QQ choi,' all Tennis Shoes 4 I Of) WW II . 0 0 Rulr-ieleJ Mary Janes. Q Jj AO. EXTRA SPECIAL NEW TODAY aq "OC Choice of any Mens. Womens or Childrens Moccasins VOC ; a . Kohsarrt Only Real SKoe 5aU At- 1RV1NBRUNN ROSEBURG BOOTERIE CASS STREET PERKINS BUILDING tMWWlMO.filTCSma ROSEBURG, OREGON trot "Breeze" at regular intervals. Be there for a big time to-morrow eight son street fronts and are now en gaged in re-tlnting the interior. Itaturn From Itlddle Judge and Mrs J. C. Fullerton who have heen visiting at Riddle (or the past few days returned to his city this afternoon. To Marahfirld Mr. and Mrs. Smith Bailey left his afternoon for Marahfleld where hey will remain until after the 4th it July celebration there. In I'rom Inking Class Wm. Hodge and Vt m. Jackson botn well known residents of the Looking Glasa vicinity, spent the day In Hose- burg attending to business matters. Visit in MurHhflpld Mrs. Ray Wright, and daughter. Lucille, and Dr. Beecher and son. Vere, left this morning for Marah fleld where they will visit for sev eral days. 1 li.lt in Annlniu Mr .and Mrs. J. W. Scott and lauf where they will visit with rel atives for a short time. Prom there they will go to Newport to spend several weeks. I Vlfllting Father Mrs. Jesse Bedwell, of Spokane. ' lccompanled by her three children irrived here this morning for an ex- tonded visit at 'at her. R. M. near the city. To Tillamook Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Barager, who have been vUltlng in this city with Mr. Barager'a brottier, Frank Bara ger, left this afternoon for Tilla mook, where they expect to spend the summer. a ! A REGULAR RANCH 150 acres on the Pacifle High way and the Umpqua River; 30 acres or more of the best river bottom land; bearing prune or chard; large acreage in wheat and corn; all crop and equip ment go with place; one nf tint beat located ranches in Oregon. Ask us about it. Fine residence. Beautiful modern home In an Ideal resi dence location; one of the fin est homes In town. Will be sold and immediate possession given. Price 15000; 12000 down. If Interested In investments call and talk It over with us. We have some good buys in business property. G. W.YOUNG AND SON Real Estate and Insurance. 116 Cass St. Phone 1T PRICES ARB SOARING. the home of her Wood, who resides J3ERLIN Like everything else in Germany, the price of wild ani mals has soared sky high. An ele phant costs 80,000 marks, as against the former price ot 7,500. A lion skin now brings 4,000 marks, which Is much more than a living Hon used to cost. Owing to the great expense it Is out of the question to replenish GArmanys zoos except by breeding and the keepers of the various zoos throughout Germany are cooperating in mating their charges. HXTN9 RAI8F! PRICES. BERLIN As a result of the stea dy rlae of the. German mark, for eigners are discovering lor the first time that Germany 1s now perhaps the dearest country in Europe. And as the mark strengthens, the prices continue to raise. For several months German ho- UaU tn liAAit fAvilnB7 fnmdmAfl tfl Who Assaulted Her "1 from 200 to 300 pe';ceJjt m0Te, the shops also make a practice ot Identifies Man A dramatic scene was enacted In the office of Justice I. II. Riddle late this afternoon when Mrs. Glfford Hamilton positively identified J. F. Wallace as the man who assaulted ner at Reuben recently. The hearing was conducted behind closed doors In order to prevent morbid and curi ous spectators from being present. Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Baker and the children present at. the time tho attack occurred all identified Wal lace, even the three-year-old bov who was proseut at the attack recognizing 'ho man on his own Initiative. Mrs. Hamilton broke down In telling her stnrv and when Wallace denied hi guilt turned on him fiercely and de nounced him in language that could leave no douW aB to her sincerltv ind the terrible ordeal through which she went. ' "Do you think," she naked, "after thft way you beat me, after the struggle we had. after tho words vou said, that I would not know vou? I would knew you In Hades " Mr. Hamilton was allowed In the room only after a promise to restrain himself from an attack on Wallace, who was kept under a guard of three officers. Mr. Hamil ton attempted to reach Wallace at Onvton after Mrs. Hamilton had M"nHfied him and It took the com bined strength ot Sheriff Glmmell ind his deputv to res'r.iln him. Feel ing Is still high over the event ami when one of Wallaces friends at tempted to socur Information nf tteuhen he was shown tho rallrond track and told to start north and he did. Wallnce asked for further Mme In which to bring witnesses and he will he held In the cnuntv Jul' vithent honds until the hearing la concluded. GIRL MAKES RECORD. Jewell May Hewitt, of Brockwav. It Is believed holds a record In In dustrial club work. Her report has Just been sent to the county club leader, A. K. Street. In her report he states that she has prepared 100 dishes, and has served a total of 3.r.4 wonle. ae cost of labor was 13.03 i the cost of the materials 113.81. This is quite a record for a girl only nine years old. She says she has been helping hor mother with the -ooklng since she was four years of age. Harry Pearoe, democralic nominee for sheriff, today filed bis accept ince of the nomination. NTTW TODAY FOR RENT L. C. Smith No. 7 type writer, practically new. Roseburg Book Store. FOR SALE Small candy and ice cream store. tUO. or will trade as first payment on motorcycle. FOR SALE Oat bay. $20 In the shock; cheat and rye hay. 818; G shoats. weight about 90 lbs. each, t 815 J. K. Rexroad, Dixonvllle. TAKEN FP One black gelding, weight 900 lbs., right ear cropped, branded "S" on left Jaw and left hip. Owner may have same by paying pasturage and lacldental expenses. Bryan IL Conley, Hoag lit). Oregon. . FOR BALE About 10.000 feet No. 1 lumber at mill. $15 per M. If tnken befor July .10; also some No. 1 two-inch plan at Wilbur. Jnat as strong for bridge ot burn floors ss any. 810 per M. 100 corns dry nan wood, Jl.r.n nr .,... vsim mn-i w, v !., fjji under value If taken at once. Trip pie A Lumber Co., Wilbur. Announcement Saturday we will wash 8500.00 In paper money In The Crystal Electric Washing Machine which baa relieved the house wife from the grind, the fuss and muss of wash day. Why not discard the health-shattering old method of washday? Tho CRYSTAL cleans clothes easily, economically, sanitar ily, absolutely, satisfactorily. It forces water, steam, rich suds and air through the meshce of the cloth; cleanses the coarsest or finest fabrics without rubbing of any kind. Come In and see our demon stration the convincing proof of the absolute supremacy of the washer. Uhlig's Electric Store ECONOMY SATISFACTION when you use our ser vice, DRV CLEANING That prolongs the wear, preserves fabrics, shape and style. Low charges. Who's your cletuierT Try Onr Way Our Ante Will OsOL Phone 7T. BBttBsnBBsWsaas i1 imm i . BECAUSE HE NEVER PREPARED for emerjrency, the spendthrift was not " ready for the time when he needed cash qnickly, and he was obliged to borrow. Avoid worry about money matters save . diligently, Have an account with the Roseburg National Bank. -4 Interest Paid on Savings Accounts. TheRosebuiBNalioiial Bank Roseburg, Ore. mulcting the foreigners, some haber dasheries In Berlin charging 60 cents American for an ordinary white collar. Newspapers, learning of the great England and France, are beginning to wonder If the extortion of hotels will have the effect of keeping the Americans and other foreigners out of Germany. . Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Jones are be ing 'congratulated on the arrival of a nine pound son who has been giv en the name of Robert Howell. Mr. Jones Is one of the owners of the Highway Service Station In this city. PTOLICiTV AGEST ABROAD. SHANGHAI, Portland, Oregon probably Is the first city In the world to send abroad a publicity agent to advertle itss advantages as a commercial center, and J. F. Buck ley, who is Oriental Traffic Agent for the port of Portland is certainly the (first city representative of this kind to come to China. In Shanghai he has set in motion a campaign ot publicity to acquaint shippers thru out China with the extensive port Improvements that have been and are to be carried out by the Rose City. , I .230 n i DDrirp TA 2?o K Jackson V. ! lJlllJlJL.ll VA. -wksoii t : : i 2 3 Reasonable Prices Are Our Success. Men's white canvas shoes and oxfords, leather aoles 93.45 Men's work shoos, full stock, Chippewa make $3.05 Men's Brown duck, rubber soles and heels. $2.05 Men's Button shoes, Goodyear wo.t $6.00 Men's Dress shoes, gun metal blucher $5.45 Complete Line Tennis, 8 Brown Duck Outing and Athletic Shoes. V We are especially well stocked at this time In Men's high-grade dress shoes, best standard makes, offered at a saving from (2.50 4 to $3.50 per pair. Our price $7.05 to $0.50 ? I MENS SUITS A saving from $5.00 to $10.00 on every suit. $25.00 to $48.50 BOYS SUITS 'tment ot well made garments. MENS HATS A l:.r-j assortment ot well made garments. $8.50 to $15.00 SiaMni values $235 $3.45 $4.05 Men's summer underwear, per suit $1.00 to $1.45 Ladles unions, specially priced..- ..... 75c Ladles night gowns, fancy muslins and batiste. ...$1.05 and $2.25 Ladies ralnskin pumps, and oxfords, . $2.05 to $3,05 Children's fancy ginghr.m dresses .. .. S1.05 to $2.45 Children's play suits, blue, blue striped and khaki. .$1.35 to $1.50 WILLIAM FARNUM IN The Lone Star Ranger" 4 A Romance of the Great Southwest, from Zane Orey's famous novel, j K sunsnine comedy ana rathe Mews J B . . 8 8 Saturday: "The Superman," with a special cast. 5 d TODAY ONLY 4 ; BESSIE BARRISCALE J 8 aa a Pharminf Vnnnnr Qmiln,n A A Woman Who Understood y De Haven Comedy, "EXCESS BAGGAGE"
