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Vacation Time
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Seashore and Mountain Resorts
Summer Excursion Fares
TO
Newport (On Yaquina Bay and the Pacific Ocean)
A charming pltca fur the family. Large end modern o.Utor.ai. Salt
water bath. Minjr formi of amuw&eot.
Tillamook County Beaches
A delightful trip arrow the Cnait Mountain. Deuble dally train
aervlce from Portland. These bachea Include Rockaway eod Garibaldi
teub reaorta, Neah-kahnle, Marxian it and bay Ooean. '
Crater Lake (Ooe of the world's natural wonders)
Eighty -five ml lea from Wed ford, 4177 abore the sea level. A sky line
boulevard of 3ft ml lea enclivlea the rim o( int Lake.
Other Resorts
Coleatln
Josephine County Cave (Oregon's Marble Hall's;
8bata Mountain Resorts.
"Oregon Outdoors" Booklet
Contains particular of the different outing places, excursion fare,
hotels and camp rates.
For further particulars Inquire of local agent
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
JOHN M. SCOTT
Ge natal Paa.anrfar Aanl
BETTER THAN EVER
Chautauqua Suprintenctent
Praises the Numbers to
be Given This Year. .
LECTURES ARE GOOD
K. B. Fish, Who Speaks on Sundaj
Aftornoon Him An Exceptionally
Good Message on Cure For
Industrial Unrest.
A ONEJUTNITE INTERVIEW.
Reporter: 'Is that you, Reverend
Coot. What do you think ot The
Shimmy?
Rov. Goof: " Er ah, I ah er
ah, H'a er ah. It's a sort ot a
nelthre garment, sometimes called
the chemise. Is it not? 1 think I've
so seen in the department store ads."
Reporter: "Naw! In talking
about the Wicked, Wicked Hoof
fetuff some of the dames pull at some
fcf these dance halls."
Rev. Goof: "Well. I think when
the Klrls ko to a dance, they ought
to leave their chemise at home."
ATTENTION ELKS.
All members who are planning on
attending the convention at Salem
July 22, 23 and 24, are requested to
let the committee know at once so
reservations may be made for all to
go. Phone 277 this week it possuMe
no arrangements can be made to se
cure special cars. Whether you are
going by train or auto, let us know
at once.
CHA3. W. PARROTT,
L. L. SPENCER,
E. B. STEWART.
ON WITH THE DANCE.
Dance at Dlxonvllle Friday night.
Ott's ochestra. Good time for all.
OPEN VXDEll NEW MANAGEMENT.
Merrick house home cooked meals.
Mrs. D. Y. Allison in charge. The
best of service and food.
Dont forget stop at George's
stand for fresh roasted peanuts.
Don't forget your Chautauqua
tickets at the banks and drug
store. We mean you.
Chautauqua tickets are on sale at
all the banks and drug stores. Guar
antors are asked to call and get their
tickets early.
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DAILY WEATHER REPORT.
V. 3. Weather Bureau, local office.
Roseburg, Oregon, 24 hours ending
5 a. m. today.
lrocipltntlon in inches and Hund
redths: Highest temperature yesterday..67
lowest temperature last night.... BS
Precipitation last 24 hours. 01
Preclp. since first of month .42
Normal preclp. for this month. .32
Total preclp. from Sept. 1,
1919 to date.... 22.99
Average preclp. from Sept. 1,
1877 . S4.16
Total deficiency -from Sept. 1,
1919 11.17
Average precipitation for 43 wet
seasons, (September to May -inclusive)
31.47
WILLIAM BELL. Observer.
i Complete Line Tennis, Brown Duck f
Outing and Athletic Shoes. j
H. M. McFadden, Special repre
sentative of the Ellison-White Chau
tauqua System, who arrived In this
city yesterday, states that the com
montj heard at other cities where the
program has been given which Is to
be presented here, Is most compli
mentary, and adds that 'It Is uni
versally declared to be better than
last year.
He mentions especially B. I Fish,
.who will lecture Sunday night on
"The Cure for Industrial Uurest,"
declaring that Mr. Fish's talk has
.been one ot the big drawing cards
wherever he has appeared.
The complete program for the
week follows:
Saturday
Evening Opening exercises and
announcements. Locture entertain
ment "The Oriental Pageant," by
Julius Caesar Napyhe and assistants.
Sunday.
Afternoon Prelude, The Alaskan
Duo; Lecture. "Tomorrow," Carlton
Chamberlayne.
Evening Prelude, The Alaskan
Duo, Lecture, "The Cure For Indus
trial Unrest," E. D. Fish.
Monday.
Morning Junior Chautauqua.
Alfternoon Concert Prelude. Paul
Plerria-and His String Quintet. Music
Master, Arthur ketchell.
Evening Grand concert, Taul
Plerrla. and His String Quintet; Re
turn engagement of Mary Adel Hays
American Soprano.
Tuesday.
Morning Junior Chautauqua
Afternoon Popular concert Roy
al Welsh Lady Singers.
Evening Prelude. Royal welsn
Lady singers. Lecture, "The Needs
ot the Hour." Judge Geo. D. Alien.
. Wednesday.
Morning Junior Chautauqua
Afternoon Rest afternoon! Get
ready for the b-ig night program.
Evening Play "Kindling" by the
Maurice Browne Players,
Thursday.
Morning Junior Chautauqua. 1
Afternoon Prelude, The Parnell?
Travel lecture, "Through Five Re
publics on Horseback," Dr. G. White-
field. F. R. G. S.
Evening Prelude. The Parnells,
Lecture, "The Fourth Line of De
fense." Judge Fred C. Bale.
Friday.
Alfternoon Prelude, Native Maori
Singers; Popular lecture, Chautau
qua Director. Public Play Hour Ju
nior Chautauqua on exhibition.
Evening -"An Evening in the
South Seas." Native Maori Singers.
of New Zilnnd. Illustrated Lecture
New Zealand, the South Sea Utopia
by Leila M. BIomMeld.
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 to $3.50 per pair.
Our Price $7.95 to $9.50
Men's Suits A saving from $5.00
to $10.00 on every suit $25 to $48.50
Boy's Suits A large assortment of
well made garments $8.50 to $15.00
230
Jackson
C. J. BREIER CO!
230
Jackson
A-B-C Means To
Always Be Careful
The few " Safety don't" following
might well be pasted on the wind
shield or lu the memory tank of the
auto driver: .
Don't forget the pedestrians. They
too. have rights on the streets and
highways.
Don't Korget to slow down at the
street and road Intersections. It may
save a human life.
Don't forget that Safety First for
yourself and others saves life and
limb.
Don't forget to look to the right
as well as the left at railroad cross
ings.
Don't forget to use extra precan-
YOUR OPPORTUNITY to save on high-grade shoes is here.
Every shoe of every description is now on sale at greatly
reduced prices. Take advantage, buy Shoes of the Best Ma
kersany style you may select Remember
EVERY SHOE IN THE STORE ON SALE
NO EXCEPTIONS
SHOES FOR MEN WOMEN
AND CHILDREN ON SALE.
Irvin Brunn RoSeblirg BoOtenC Roseburg, Ore.
Perkins Buildtng SHOPS THAT SATISFY AMD flTVffllR KfT. CASS STREET
tioa when ys a sfclld sraatlM
lbs highway. . -
Don't forget t examine - jar
brakes, (or Uta vry eftsa Bhi
lit or death. ...
Above ail, always sawsutaher thai
the A. B. C. of motoring mM Al
ways Be Careful. i.
First, Last and 'Always, Don't
Take Chances.
ATTENTION!
Daughter of Isabella. Alt mem
bers are requested to be present at
a meeting held in the school house
Friday. July 16, at I p. m. Initia
tion of officer. SECRETARY.
AROUND THE TOWN
Mcenae
A marriage license was lssaed to
day to Thomas Webb and Rosa M.
Webb, both of this city.
Leave For Portland r - j
Miss Agnes PItchford left this morn
ing for Portland to spend several
days attending to business matter.
VUiUng at Cobb
Mrs. O. A. Cobb and daughter, ot
Portland, are guests at the W. L.
Cobb home in this city (sr a tew
days.
In From Sutherlln
Mrs. E. F. Simpson and Mr. S. A.
Styles, of Sutherlln, were Roseburg
visitors this morning, returning to
their home on the afternoon train.
To Oakland
Mrs. L. E. West, who is staying in
this city from Tacoma for a short
time, left this afternoon for Oakland
to visit with friends for a few hours.
Returns Home
Mrs. W. T. Hoyt. who has been
visiting and attending to business
matters In this city for a short time,
left this afternoon for her home la
Sutherlln.
Return From Portland
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Williams re
turned to this city yesterday from
Portland where they have been visit
ing with relatives for the past few
days.
Will Leave Tomorrow
Mrs. R. D. William wlU leave
tomorrow for an, extended visit at
Los Angeles, Oakland and San Fran
cisco, where she will remain with
relatives and friends.
Taken to Salesa -
Mary James left this morning for
Salem, accompanied by county Juv
enile officer Agnes Pitchtford. hav
ing been committed to the detention
borne by order ot the court.
Returned to Portland
i Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Smith and
family, who have been visiting with
relatives at 614 South Jackson St.,
left early this morning in their auto
for Portland where they reside.
Operation Performed
A mastoid operation was performed
una morning uu n,iu nun tin av.i
year old son of Ira Hull who resides!
place in the operation room of Dr.
Seely. - . . r . .
Here From Eugene
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Edson and N.
Howard came to this city from, Eu
gene this morning and spent a few
hours attending to business matters.
They returned on ths afternoon
train. ...
Tent Here Tomorrow-
Preparations are being mads here,
today for the erection df the Chau
tauqua tent which Is to be put up on
the court house yard tomorrow
monring. The tent Is scheduled to
arrive on the morning train and will
be accompanied by a number ot
y jung men who will erect it.
Special Agents Here
W. L. Haraon, special agent for
the Springfield Fire and Marino In
surance Company, la in the djy en-
route to nis office at rortiana irom
Southern Oregon where he has been
attending to business matters. He Is
traveling by auto and stopped here
for a short time with his local agents
Rice and Rice.
Here From Nevada
Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Oerow, of Re
no, Nevada, are visiting at ths res
idence of Dave Shambrook in this
city. Mrs. Gerow is a cousin of Mr.
Shsmbtwk, snd a niece of Harry
Rldent.our. They are thinking of
purchasing a farm near Roseburg
snd residing In this vicinity as Dr.
Gerow is desirous of ceasing the
practice of medicine.
Will stay in the Kant. -' :
word has been recotved nera to
the effect that Miss Rose Parrott.
who has been attending Colombia
College -in New York City for the
past winter, is now teaching summer
school In s normal In Baltimore.
Maryland. Miss Parrott- has decided
to stay In the east next winter and
hts accented a position as head or
the English department of the Sa
lem. Massachusetts Normal SchooL
Miss Parrott will return to her home
in this city next summer.- -
yy to See Demonatratlow
The C. A. Lockwood Motor Co.,
reports that a great deal of Interest
is being shown In ths tractor and
farm Implement demonstration to Be
!"sde In Einbnwer next Monday and
I Tuesday, a'; which-- time, tractors,
plows, harrows, and other farm ma
chinery will be demonstrated by es-i
jnerts direct from the factory. Inquir
ies from' all sections of the .eoaaty
hava. been reoelvod. ana ths. Indica
tions nrs that there will be a lam
-""dn- ot -fvrwiar.-flswetallsta la
various lines wtH be arsssat rr ths
punroe ot answering qaeetlons re-
i m. '
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MODERN
"HOME
(-room plastered house; bath;
X large lot on corner of paved
street, close in: In good condi
tion.1 Price 13400; 11200 will
handle with balance on easy
terms. .
EXCHANGE We . have client
who will exchange new auto
mobile on purchase ot good
residence. '
IMPROVED RANCH PROP
ERTY to exchange for Coos
X County ranch.
G.W. YOUNG AND SON
- ;Real Estate and Insurance.
lt Oaas St, Phono UT
AROUND THE TOWN
In From Myrtle Creek-
Mrs. Joe Harris arrived in Rose
burg on the afternoon train from
Myrtle Creek to spend a short time
in this city shopping and attending
to business matters.
To Cottage Grove-
Mrs. Emma Miller and Mrs. A. C.
Hawkins, of Cottage Grove, who
have been spending the past few
NEW TODA1
FOR RENT Furnished room with
bath. 401 S. Main street.
FOR SALE Studebaker car. Service
Garage, N. Jackson street.
FOR SALE Prastically new house
hold furniture. Tel. 306-L.
WILL TRADE New or second hand
hand car for modern house.. "Zlpp,"
527 Mill street.
FOR, SALE 4-year-old mule; two-
seated hack. Thos. Lawhead, Myr
tle Creek, Oregon.
FOR SALE Five acres within the
city limits, Joining pavement;
house and barn, 5,000. Will trade
for livestock. J. V. Casey.
FOR SALE Modern E-room bunga
low, equipped with electric ap
pliances throughout; 12.000. J.
V. Casey.
We are going to make Laurelwood
one of the most beautiful residence
districts in Oregon and are Inviting
you to live there.-
WANTED Prune pickers family of
. 4 or 6. Prune picking and apples.
Address Geo. L. Russell, Looking
Glass, Oregon.
FOR SALE Underwood typewriter
In Al condition. Terms; Jtt casn
Tf Interested rn.ll at room stX
Douglas National Bank Bldg., city
SUTHERLIN FARM BAROAINS
No. 1. 25 acres culti
vated land 1,875.00
No. 2. 15 acres cultl-
- ' vatef land 1,200.00
No, S. 9.84 acres culti- '
vated 750.00
No. 4. 89.96 acres cul
tivated 6,500.00
No. 5. 95.9 acres cul
tivated 7,250.00
No. 6. 241.67 acres cul
tivated and cul
tivable land . . . 17,000.00
Nearlr all subject to Irrigation.
Ideal general farming or berry
land. Easy terms.
I will be in Sutherlln Monday and
Tuesday at the office of F. M.
Compton. If Interested, call on me
there.
A. C. BOHRNSTEDT.
401 Masonic Temple, Salem, Ore.
IFYOUHE
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tSi
YOU'LL SEND
your clothes to us for
DRV CLEANING
Expert work, care,
promptness assure you
satisfaction we keep up
the morale ot our gar
ments. .
I Who's your cleaner?
Try Our Way
Oar Anto .WUl OaO.
Fboaw ST7.
Under the Guidance
of practical, experienced officers, and a
representative board of directors, the Rose
burg National Bank gives the best atten
t tion and care to each transaction assuring
safety for every investment and loan.
- Checking Accounts are solicited.
TheRosebui National Bank
E.osebur,Ore
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days in Roseburg visiting friends,
left for their homes this afternoon.
In City Today
L. C. Bateman, who resides near
Unipquar was in the city today trans
acting business. Mr, Bateman is one
of the leading goat raisers of the
county. He has Just completed the
construction df a new house on his
place and is now occupying the new
home. He reports the crops to be In
a flourishing condition In his ylcln-
PBIEST IS COMING.
Father Ambrose, of Killarney,
Ireland, Is on his way to Roseburg
to assist Father Sharkey In the lo
cal Catholic Parish. As It may be
several weeks before his arrival.
Father Leo Sheenan, of Cork, Ire
land Is assisting at the present time.
f-
O. E. 8., Rosebarg Chapter Ho. 8
Holds their regular meatlne oi
the lat and xrd Thnrulav f -l
month. Visiting members la good
standing are respectfully invited
to attend.
LEONA ABRAHAM. W. M.
FREE JOHNSON, Secy.
I. O. O. F., Union Encampment No, I I
Meets In Odd Fellows' TempU,
every Thursday evening. Visttioi u .
brethren always welcome. ;
FOSTER BUTNER. C. P
S. B. BAILEY. H. P. k
OLIVER JOHNSON, R. g.
JAMES EWART. F. S.
KNIGHTS OK PYTHIAS Aipbi f
Looge no. 47, meets every wad.
neaday evsning, cor. Jacksoa and
Cass sts. Visitors always velcont, I
C. A. CHAMBERLAIN, C. C I
CHAS. F. 50PKINS, M. P.
B. K. WIMBERLY, K. R. I '.
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QUALITY, not quantity. Is what counts. So It is with our
biir'n.'t-s, We built our business on quality.
Poor Jewelry is a disappointment and shows poor taste; good
jev.elry la refining and elegant. This is the kind to wear sad
give to others.
We select OUR goods with care. WE know the quality of the
Jewelry we sell is good; YOU will know It Is good when yon
wear It. -
When buying Jewelry you can only trust to the REPUTATION
of tr 3 firm from which you buy.
Our WORD is our BOND.
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