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Two Performances starting 7:30
Chester Conklin
(IN PERSON)
Slight Increase
In Rates Made
(Continued from Page 1)
MODERN
HOME
And His Musical Revue
The Famous Moving Picture Comedian is making a personal tour direct from
the Fox and Sennett Studios Los Angeles.
He has with him his own Jazz Orchestra of five pieces and a Company of Sel
ected Film Deauties.
ART PENNEY
The Celebrated CHARACTER COMEDIAN.
One and. One-Half Hour Show of Contin
nuous Laughter. .
Admission including Tax: - - Children 28c, Adults 55c.
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v. The o'.iinlil jo criticizes the
company for lailiiis to provide lifc-ur.-.s
on normal reproduction costs,
and for substituting in lieu thereof
Humus bnned on 1)10 present high
eons. II rules out .the South VniP-
1MI1I tll.'llll. which is says is of little
u.u: uiiu on which the company la
allowed r-inul in the sum of $-5 per
month. The order also deals with
the lumh d debt, the amount of atom
!...! d and water lights, all of these
niaitets being lukn into considera
tion In dealing wiih the application.
The water pumped by the south plant
in rntiduniiied for use except for
emergency lire purposes and the
plant is excluded from the operating
property.
The figure of the company's engi
neer and tho commission engineer
are greatly nt variance on both tho
. l.ctrie and the water utilities. Tho
depreciation values are also taken
into consideration and are covered
in the order. One of the interesting
parts of the decision is a graphic re
port of the annual income for tho
past seven years, which shows a
slight decrease In Income for the last
two years.
Hydrants Are Charged.
The commission claims for Itself
the right to set aside rates on hy
ilrains provided by franchises and
onotes the supremo court case of the
eily or llillshoro nguinst tho public
service commission. As a confi
onenee it sets aside the agreement
between the companv and the city
md places a rental basis on all hy
drants and p'aiidpipes, and subs'l-
tutes the following:
Private connection; with sealed
trates, or thermal autoinnllc open
ings: l'er Moth"i
1 V. Inch or less ffl.&O
2 Inch . .- 2.00
3 inch 3.50
4 inch D.00
Municipal Service
Eirst 65 hydrants or les $275
Each additional hydrant on fu
ture extension of main 2
ICach additional hydrant on
mains now existing, per hy
drant 50c
The hydrant as specified in the
above rate will consist of at least
iwo standard openings for fire hose
(or linger equivalent opening fot
pumping engine). Two inch stand
pipes with single hose connections
will be considered as equivalent to
'.j hydrant.
The commission ends its report
with a lengthy explanation of. the
need of increased rates. Tho Tlose
inirg price rates arc stated to bo
tower ihan those In almost any other
eity and the Increase granted, the
ernmiii sion states, does not give the
eonipnny the amount of money re
ceived for like service in other cities
md towns.
6-room plastered house; bath;
large lot on corner of paved
street, close in; In good condi
tion. Trice $2400; $1200 will
handle with balance on easy
terms.
.-! W haVA Client
who will exchange new auto-
T n...K!!a tn nm-clinae of good
residence.
IMPROVED KAXCII I'KOP
KKTV to exchange for Coos
County ranch.
C. W.YOUNG AND SON
Heal Estate and Insurance,
t 1 10 Cass St. Phone 417
Famous Boy Chorus
To Be Here Soon
AIUt'M THE TOWN
Jlero for Visit
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Holllwoll of
Cottage llrovo are vfHltlng with rela
tives In this city for a few days.
In Visiting Here
Mrs. L. C. Stephenson, of VcCToud
California, is visiting In this city
with friends.
Over from Kullierlln
Prof. J. W. Weaver, principal of
tho Hutherllu Academy, spent part
of tho day in Kosoburg.
Culled to Portland
Mrs. Ooorgo Foutrh and son were
suddenly culled to Portland last
night on account tf the Illness ot
Mrs. Foulcu'a daughter, Mia. C. C.
Alley.
Delegation In Town
A delegation from the Oak creek
chool district BPl:ired today he
fore the county bouiidnry board ar
guing the merits J( n proposed
boundary change In that district und
also discussing other matters rela
tive to school affairs.
Complaint Is 1'ilod
..!. T. Logun luday filed suit In the
circuit court against Mark .Mulyovlch
for tho foreclosure of n mortgage
given as security on a promissory
nolo for $t!0U.
Is on Trll
(luy Cordon of the real estate firm
of Lawrence and Cordon Is attend
ing to business mutters In I'orvallis
slid Portland. Ho expects to return
to this city w ithin tne nest lew days.
Suit Is Ktiirtcd
J. E. Sawyers, countv treasurer
and custodian of Irroduenble school
fund today started suit nonius! It. ('.
Aireo in which he Is seeking to lore
clcse u irrtr.ai'o given as security
on a note for $.riflo.
.MIOI XK THK TOWN'
l.'cmise I'rociui'd.
A marriage Urease was procured
today by Wesley .1. Meredith of this
jiitv and Veda S. Arnold of Looking
llovs 'nr
I .Mi- 'ella M. Hrndtmrn of Win
j stons. toeav pinch ised a i i n lenn1 i !
i romlster from Clean H. Taylor fff th
:'erne C.u.'i;e.
I e.-ncs l or l utein-
) City School Superintendent M. s.
; II. item 1.1 Itils itlternoon lor l.ll
j neni' to vp. ml ;i short lime atlelid-
, iliK to I'll ..Iie-s Hull lers.
I Snn I'lllo Cherries
I llig clierrii s that would talte a blue I
; ribbon anywhere, ficsh from the or-;
Ichards of ihe ilusenlark fiirui s
j miles west of the citv wt're Proiirlit
to the News-Keview it:fiee tiiis morn-j
lug by U. A. Iluseubark. The Unit :
w-iis tinusuallv large and luscious.
The ltusenhark farm has several
acres of cherries besides a laixe
prune orchard. Hie trees juit com-j
lug into bearing, ami -is one of the
tlnesi properties in Inniglas countv.
In I'roni I
Mr a 'id i
ing tMiiss '
lonlli;hl ill the rei
cliei ry crop from (ii
iil-ing
i. I. II.
eve III
l:-s
I low.
I. Of I.OOk-
"!:'V. Thev
r of their
pl.,
A. l: S'reet le-11111
a trip to A.-atea .and
where he cor d Sl' t d 1 1- I I -
ib monsiratio'ls and rave i
lei'lures oil elllli Work, lie
night Her Millwood, wl'.e-,
coiohict a similar nieeiiitr.
1 :y fro-ii
i" ere..':
trial cl'ih
llil-M rated
leaves te
' lie will
HOY SCOI TS ATTIIXTIOX.
All scouts are requested to be at
the meeting Saiurdav evening, 7:45.
AL1IKKT M1CKLU. A. S. M.
Owing to tho fact that the Chau
tauqua is here on Sunday evening,'
the ministers who are working with
the Chautauqua were anxious to ar
range a religious service for the eve
ning and yet not to conflict with the
Chautauqua program. They got in
touch with tho yutney Boy a ono
nis, pne of the most remarkable or
ganizations of the northwest. These
hoys are from Seattle and are, on
their way to San Francisco. The?
will give a concert ot sarreu music
on Sunday evening at the Chautau
qua tent, beginning at about 6.15.
This concert is entirely free to the
nubile but a Ifree will ortenng win
be tiken to help defray the expenses
of these bovs. There are about 4 a
of these fellows, ranging from 10 to
17 years, and there sre some real
musicians amongst them. This cho
rus has had a remarkable growth
and experience. There are more than
1000 boys who belong to It, and those
coming here are a ptrhed company.
Four times these boys have been
honored bv president Wilson, and nt
the San Francisco exposition were
presented bv the management with
a benutiful flag. At the concert here
on Sunday evening the specialties
will Include a boy soprano, a boy
orator, bov eornelist, boy pianist, a
bov bass, boy tenor, and a boy clari
netist. Tho public 'is welcome. This
concert is not a part of the Chatnu-
qua program, but by courtesy of trie
manager the churches are allowed
ti use the tent for the concert, which
will clone in time for tho regular
Chntauqua program. The public is
welcome.
GREAT WESTERN
ROUND-UP
A Real Frontier Show,
with Riders who have Ridden the
Ranges of Eastern Oregon and
Neighboring States.
At the FAIR GROUNDS
Saturday Sunday Afternoons
, AT 2 O'CLOCK.
I See "Rowdadaw" and "White Cloud" in action
t with 50 more of the hardest DucKing Droncnos
that ever came over the pike.
Its Your Chance of a Lifetime to see a live aggrega
tion of Cowboys and Cowgirls who are
the genuine stuff. ,
BE ON HAND WHEN THE SHOW STARTS AT TWO.
FAIR GROUNDS, ROSEBURG,
JULY 17 AND 18.
Do you use a rllle? Get one of
those Govt, cartridge boxes at '4
(lovi. cost; Sue at Churchill liwil.
Company. ,
NKW TODA1
I'OIt SALE 130 lbs. l'elite prunes
at He. Call at Cafeteria.
WAXTKlf Several cherry pickers.
T. II. Kvans & Son, Dillard.
LOST--Fish bas!;ot between Glide
end . Koseb'.irg. Reward. E. .1.
l'ayton.
roil li LXT room house, $.00
per month. Inquire 010 E. S'X'h
Street.
WANTED- Hors-o. harness and
v.ic.eil. Vii! nay caall. W. Vo.i.i,
care News-Keview.
l.Al:or.-i:s WANTED Eight men
f ir nui rry work. Call on It. E.
Harness, Koseburg.
WANTt'D - "0 crude liambouillette
er Delaine ew. s. 2 to 4 years old.
liex 3:!, Camus Valley.
I'O'l SALE - 4 ions oat end veich
hav. $17 M r ton. at the Ftp-arl
p'ace. Melrose. John Doeruer.
A REAL SALE OF SHOES
Choice of W h i t e Kid ami
White Ruck Oxfords; foKI
for $ 50. Now
On Sale V)..
White Canvas rumps ami
Oxfords. Those formerly
sold for i?;.C0,
Now on Sale
$3,15
Ladies' $15.00 White Kid
Lace Shoes, now
Any White Canvas Shoo in the hou.-o,
formerly sold to $5.vA Now
$9.95
$1.95
EVERY SHOE IN THE HOUSE OH SALE. NO EXCEPTIONS.
Hatching, Ore.
rerkinsliuiUmg SHOES THAT SMISFY N3 FIT YflHR F f P T f.tSS STREET
''"'''..,
. -1
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l-.v.v
VOI: S.M.E Tv.o Dodj.-e cars. O'l"
loiiiine, js'it; r.oadster. $ f D :
belli in ttood condition. See them
.i Service Garage.
CHEKKIES for sale In orchard,
picked, or bring boxes and pick
th.-m vourself. D. Coon. Dillard,
On koii.
AGED liESIDEXT DIES
Louis Decker, aired 75 years, a na
live df Pennsylvania, died at his
homo In Coles Valley yesterday evo
nine after a lone illness. Mr. Decker
has been a resident of Douelas conn
tv for tho pnst 30 years and was one
of tho hlRhly respected residents df
that community. Ho leaves a wire.
Ftta Decker, and a dauffhler. Mrs
llov Edwards, both of Coles Valley.
The funeral will be held at Coles
valley. The time has not yet been set
DAILY WEATIIKK nK.POUT.
U. S. Weather rsureati, local office
rioseburx. Oregon, 2 4 hours ending
." a. m. today.
I'rei-ipitation In inches and Iltind.
cellos:
Highest temueralure yesterday....?"
Lowest temperature last niuht.... 55
Precipitation last 24 hours 0
Proclp. tfince first ot month
Normal preclp. for this month. .32
Totnl preclp. from Sept. 1.
1919 to date 22. 3
Avernco prccip. from Sept. 1.
1S77 -34.17
Total deficiency from Sept. 1.
1919 11.15
.veraco precipitation for 43 wet
seasons, (September to May In-
clusive 31.47
WILLIAM HELL. Observer.
TAKEN El' Three sheep. 1 has
l"'ll. Owner notified to come and
r ' proi"'!' v and nay charpes.
Henry Andeison, Tel. 27-V11.
FOlt SALE Sean well matched
black F'l.linr 6 and 7, welu'hin':
-t""0 lbs. With harness $:;2:..
Wi'houi harm ss, J2'.H). Sound
ar.l well !,,eke. Box a3, Camas
Valley.
EOE SA! E - V..viniT piiture ma
chine. po!,hie, runs off electric
ltiht sockei; just the thing for
school or ch ireh. Will sell v-'rv
re.i oiu'-ic Address 'Movie,"
New s-Ke i, W.
EOK SALE !':.- terms, modeia
beeie mi. j tiirniture, sIih phis
porch, on i',,-. . j mreet. They w ant
io l..ie i -: will sell at a cut
price, oy i! i ,j expenses light, so
1 sive b.uci' i. C. Merrill, 60 1
M.ll St.
i'i"; s i u - i ::d cahs--v have
""' follow-in',-' fine Unlck six. two
O' ei reieis. i". del 4!rt; one Sri.cl-
r tt-sik: 1 1 .u 1919 Indian ruo-'":e.-,l,-
mi ,'dcrnr very cheap.
Cull ai the l u.pua Auto Shop for
deuionstraiioa. Winchester Su
YOU'LL SEND
your clothes to us for
DRV CLEANING
K(Tt work, carp,
prompt iu'pr n.sitro yon
satisfaction we k-op up
th nioralr of your garments.
W!io your cleaner?
Trj imr Waj
Our Anto Will Call.
Phone 277.
! ifi if i
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SU.XV ;)IXO TO S.ILKM
SALEM. Ore.. July 16 The mem
bers of the Marshfield delegation of
Elk's, coming In a train of six spec
ial coacues, are going to be strong
contenders for the next annual ses
sion of the Elks of Oregon when the
question comes to a vote at the .iru
annual convention In this city July
22,-23, and 24.
The antlered brethren of three
other cities have also announced
their Intentions of chartering a spec
ial train for the gathering, and it
is expected that the eastern Oregon
contingent will have at least one,
and possibly two specials.
Roseburg and Astoria are both
sending delegations too large to bo
accommodated on the regular pass
enger trains.
Aside Ifrom the Portland delega
tion, which w-lll consist of 1500 Elks
headed by a 45 piece band, the Mc
Mlnnville lodge promises to be among
those having the largest representa
tions. They will muinta'ln special
headquarters here during the convention.
OXR MIXITK IXTERVIEWS
l.t. Ayres, who is flying his plant
here this week saye he was inter
viewed quite recently at Yoncalla by
a resident ot that section. The con
versation was as follows:
Native: "Why, er , uh, lieuten
ant, er, ah
Lt. Ayres: Well, what Is It my
friend, get it off your chest."
Native (whispering) "I've got t
Jug of protty good stuff with me.
Is lt good for a ride In your plane?"
Lt. Ayres: "One smell of it i
good (for an all day ride."
For that nice buttered popcorn
watch for Charlie's big wagon. H
will be there to wait for you, 419
Cass St. .
Dance given at Winchester Satur
day night, 17. Good music and twn
pretty girl floor managers. Com-!
and have a good time.
Complete Line I ennis, tsrown uuck
i Outing and Athletic Shoes.
5 We are especially well stocked at this time in Men's a
high-grade dress shoes, best standard makes, offered f
t at a saving from $2,50 to 3.50 per pair. I
t Our Price $7.95 to $9.50 !
Meir's Suits A saving from $5.00 I
j to $10. 00 on every suit $25 to $48.50
S Boy's Suits A large assortment of S
4 well made garments $8.50 to $15.00 f
t 230 P T DDFII7P PA 230
Jackson j. J. Dllmml W. it
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J Saturday MITCHELL LEWIS in "FOOLS GOLD".
'A
TO
NIGHT
MARY MACLAREN
IN
"Rouge and Riches"
A sensational crime committal within the glare of Broadway'
lights in the 'Wicked Forties.
ROLIN COMEDY AXD FATHE NEV9.
:
A 1VUAI U.tLt 1-
T- 1 -T ir mar m -m-r i
"The Girl in No. 29"
0 The cqnedy within a tragedy that makes the story utterly uniqae- j
CHKISTIE COMEDY "WHJ) AXD WESTERN." jl
1 Saturday MARY PICK FORD in "ESMERALDA".