Free . Trip to Studebaker ' Factoiry
Seven Reels of Moving Pictures, showing Construction of Studebaker Cars from Raw Material to Pin k
Product. Clean, Instructive, Educational. No matter what Car you own, or what you intend hi
bring the whole family and let them see how a good Standard Car is made. It doesn't cost you a ce t
provides a nice evening's entertainment. Beginning at 8 o'clock, at ntand
The Armory, Tuesday and Wednesday Eve's June I4.15
STUDEBAKER CORPORATION
C. O. THOMAS, Distributor Douglas County
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Alio IT VO TftB TOWN
In IVum Wilbur
MIoj Cold Parker, of Wilbur, ar
rived In the city thU morning to
uyauj the day visiting with friends.
Ilcturns 1-Yom Itntlnnd
Dr. Wade returned yesterday from
Portland bv machine, where be has
bren spending the past week on a
pleasure trip.
Itetuni From ioitlaml
Mrs. A. Allison, returned from
Portland this morning- after spend
ing the past wwk in that city enjoy
ing tbe festival and visiting with
friends.
Lcatrr For Lna AngeAfi
Miss Fern Scott, of this city, left
this morning for Ixs Angeles where
ie will attend normal school during
the summer. Miss Scott bas been
teaching at the Hose school during
the past winter.
Hm Prom Vancouver
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cummlngs, of
Vancouver. II. C, arrived In this city
this laornlng to spend a month vis
iting with friends. They will be
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
R. L. Cooper, during their atay here.
To Iowa
Miss Marlon Wallace, who has
been teaching in the schools here
for the past winter, left for her home
In Iowa this morning. She will
spend several weeks vlaltlng at Onk
'ni. Calif., and many other points
of interest on her way east.
Takes Txmkont Job
L. E. Pearson left yesterday for
Fairvlew ranger station, having ac
cepted a position as lookout with the
forestry service. Mr. Pearson was a
student In forestry at Syracuse col
lege, from which school he recently
graduated. He says he came to Ore
gon to got Into forestry w.rk, but
that the closest he was able to get
to such a job up to tbe present time.
was pruning trees In Garden Valley.
KXCHAXGK8.
On strictly modern 8 room
hmiitp fnr acreage close an.
2S acres close In. well lm-
proved and equipped, will ex-
A. nh.na, frt. hnilO eV
s 25UO acre stock ranch, will
accept as part payment otner w
property.
7 ranm house on naved w
i street, close in; will exchange
for land. w
A good business to exchange
for ranch.
A line farm and stock rancn
m cTrhnngs for land In n bit-
man county, Washington.
A good farm to exenange tor w
wheat land near Walla Walla.
a m imps- nr RirK a rite.
To Rock Creek
Mr. and Mrs. Jt. E. Crawford and
family left this morning for Rock
creek, where they will spend several
weeks enjoying an outing.
Koturn From Festival
Mi. an1 Mrs YtbA Hnvnas. Mr.
( r-m XI W Rfltftl Slid SOI1 ROSS.
returned from Portland last evening
by machine, alter enjoyinis me nusr
Kestlval. They stopped seieral hours
In Salem and Eugene, vtaltlng with
friends.
From Albany
Dr. and Mrs. O. T. Morgan and
son Cecil, of Albany, spent a few
hours with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ash
craft yesterday while motoring to
their farm In Medford. They will
spend the summer In that vicinity.
Dr. Morgan Is an Instructor In the
Albany Presbyterian college.
Return to Albany
Mrs. Woodruff, sister of Mrs. D. C.
Humphrey, arrived here Saturday
-.-.. tlk.nv ..nAmiinnlnd hv Mlsges
Mnysol and Frances Humphrey, who
had been visiting in mat city, airs.
Woodruff left for Albany this morn
ing, accompanied by her mother. Mrs.
J. W. Groahong, who had been visit
In gherendbyFraruesHuinp
Vacation Trips
N'.w Is the time to plan a visit back East to your old home town, or
a.i ni Uni to your fovorite resort by the seashore or In the moun-
' AROUND THE TOWN
From Ashland
H. A. Carlson, of Ashland, spent
the week end In this city attending
to road matters.
From New burg
t llanpv UitfluirA nf Vau'hllt ini.nl
From Klamath Falls the week end ln 'tnU clty a8 a busl.
Mr. and Mrs. lieorge Carroll, of , n,.aa visitor.
Klamath Falls, passed through here ynnn Dixoiivtlle
yesterday enroute to their home,; Mr. ,n'd Mrs. M. T. Cannon, of
from Portland.
Motor Through
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Langlois and
Dtxonville, spent yesterday In this
city visiting with friends.
In From Sutherllnt
Mr. and Mrs. Howe Weber, of
?.r" ?nd"Ir8- w u Pejnberton, of , Sutherlln. spent the week end In this
.rue i-oim. uioiurea lurouga mis cty visiting with friends
city yesterday, on their way north.
Here From Tiller-
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Renfro. of Tiller,
are spending several days In this city
Returns From Ashland
Mrs, Wilson has returned from a attending in hnin. ,nn
trip to Ashland, where she has been ; from Kelloeg
for several weeks enjoying a vaca-, Roy promlnent resident of
... ,uvu, KeVogg. Is spending) several days
Dere attending to business matters.
In From Myrtle Creek
J. S. Wiley, prominent resident of
Myrtle Creek, spent the week end in
this city attending to business mat
ters. Visit at Sutherlln
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Ockleman and
Utile daughter spent yesterday at
Sutherlln, where they visited with
relatives and friends.
Sew Clerk at Grand
James Clark has accepted a posi
tion as day clerk at the Hotel Grand,
and entered upon his new duties to
day. .
Here From Coos Ray
V. C. Gorst, of the Coast Auto Line
company. Is here from Coob Bay and
Improved,
Finishing Ri-kLxn
Forest Supervisor Ramsdell states
that he expects the work on the Rock
Creek bridge to be completed within
another week. Work bas also been
started on the repairing of the North
Uuipqua suspension bridge.
Hero From Portal nd
Attorney E. B. Hermann, accom
panied by bis wife and little daugh
ter, are In the city to enjoy a visit
with relatives and friends. They
drove down from tbe metropolis in
their car.
Suit Filed Against
Port of Umpqua
(Continued from Page One)
Art Club To Meet
The IRoseburg Art Embroidery WU anend "BVeral days here looking meeting.
Club will held theJr regular meeting "i 'no company. .
Wednesday afternoon at the borne Stilt Heard Today
The ease or H. B. Shorner vs. Mar
gery H. Reed and W. P. Reed and
others was heard In the circuit court
today. The suit Is one brought for
the foreclosure of a Hen
Rom
may become valuable building prop
erly for the exclusive benefit of the
city and Warren Reed. .
It is claimed that the territory em-
braued within the port la already
overtaxed, and that with the anutnua
down of the mills there la no money
with which to pay the now existing
Indebtedness and that many property
owners are now unable to pay their
rugular taxes. The new burden, it la
said, would increase the indebted'
nesa to over 10 per cent of the as
sessed valuation.
Aa every meeting of the commis
sion, tbe complaint alleges, was held
ln secret. It was Impossible for any
remonstrance to be made at the
time, but since then, it Is said, peti
tions have been filed asking that the
ordinance passed be submitted to a
vote and also a petition has been
Bled in proper form asking for an
election to vote on the repeal of the
ordinauce. No action has been
taken by the commission on either
petition, it is claimed. The league,
the complaint states, has done all
within its power to obtain a joint
meeting with the commission and
that the commission baa refused to
moot with the taxpayers and has re
fused the permission to examine the
record books and the minutes of the
of Mrs. LaMere, on 117 South Flint
street. An enjoyable time has been
planned for all, and It la urged that
every member be present. i
' The court is asked to quash the
ordinance and enjoin the Issuance of
the bonds.
tains.
NEW EASTBOUND
Ono-way Kirn
TfiKOL'OK
California
will be In eflVct m
Jnae 10 and daHy, thereafter
Vina! ri't'im limit round trip tlrktna. three months from ale date
nut exec, tin? uctobor Slat. Stup.overa permitted and choice of routes.
tn your twuk want trip. e Crater I-ake. Ijike Tnhoe. Yonemlle,
Herjuotk National 1'ark, Carrlsn Oorjfe a ftrurut and htKhly colored
canyon aeen from tho car windows r the Apa'h Trail and Uooat-wlt
Ifaia
Week End and Season Excursion Tickets
BACK EAST
t-ow round Trip Tickets
Tiinouiu
California
are mr on Kale at
Hed need Fare
Her From Houtiv i
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wimberly, and
unuKuirr norence, cave returned noon touay, a aou. Tneir many
from Tuscon, Ariz., where they have friends Join ln sending them con
been spending the paHt winter. Mr. (cratulatlons upon the arrival f the
Wimberly and family stopped over, little one.
at many places of Interest on their lirariunttvi Front O. A. C.
way home. , Announcements have" been recelv-
.ea nere from Julius Riddle, who !s
t . , Iwiduatlng from Oreffon Agricultur
Saturday s College. Mr. Riddle has been very
active In student body affairs during
WORD FROM STEWARTS
Word has been received this morn-
Intp hv Mra R fY Wllllnnia. from FVr
To Mr. and Mrs. Rav Clark at unrt Mm p n atawart. atfLtinir that
are now on Rale to:
Tillamook County Beaches
A pHrileti.uT'v attractive trip
aero) Oie C.nf liantre Moun
tain. Th.f fce!M'h In-lude
ftorkawav and Oarlbaldl lti-arh
Ktfuorta. NV(itiKuh-Nlr, Manun
Ua and Hao-:in.
!ailr trala leave Portland
t'nlon Htatlon I li A. M.
special week-ead train leaves
rortland tnlon Htatlon Saturday
Klwtrlr train !fvee T'optland.
4th and Stark Hta., 1:1S P. M,
rotine-'tlriir with week-end train
at l(ltKirn. No b.-iKRftKa
laanilleU n fleet lie train.
Newport
A (Irliffhtful souiore reaort on
Vaqukna Kay and the Pacific
Ocean. An ld al place fur the
family, lirne Natatorlum and
alt water hatha vartou formp
of amuaement.
Dally Trala errW
Oreroa Outdaora, aiir new
Summer booklet, arraphlcally de
scribes the different resorts In
IVeMern Oreg-on. and Includes
hotel and camp (formation. Copy
free on request.
Mountain and Other Resorts
J'W Craatr 'tot Tirkrta now on sal.
Crairr ik (a lak lu tha extinct rr.lrr of a volcano) Tickets on Mlo
July 1st.
'Italia Tickets now on sals.
ftkaela Wvaatala Beaun. Tlcketa on sale, dally, on and after June IMh
Vaaaatlta ftatlaaal Park Tickets on sale, dally, on and after June 10th.
For rartlculars as to passenger fares, routes, train schedule or
aleeplna car reservations. Inquire of any ticket agent of
Southern Pacific Lines
JOHJf M. SCOTT.
General lassenr;er Asaot
MlNtako in uhich
It was annonred In
paper that Miss Vivian Buell, of 1)11
lard, was united in marriage to Mr.
Anderson, which should have beta
Wlllard A. Laurence. Mr. and Mrs.
Laurence are at their home in Ull-
lard to thalr many friends.
Tourist Pays Kinei-
S. A. Hurst, a tourist from San
the past year.
nivorre Suit Filed
C. E. Roach today filed suit for
divorce from Leta M. Roach. Th
suit Is brought on the grounds of de
sertion, the plaintiff alleging that his
wife left him while he was 111 with
fVer. TTa n 1 on n..VA. . 1
, i' " - 'inns ui innaeuty and cruel and In
upon pleading guilty of a charge of
reckless driving, when arraigned be
fore Justice of Peace George Jones.
Hurst, it is charged was handling
his car recklessly yesterday evening
and collided with the machine driven
by H. D. Grave. , .
Back From Portland
Mrs. Charles O. Stanton, whd has
been spending the past two weeks ln
Portland attending the Rose Festival
and visiting with her sister. Mrs. L.
V. Myrlck. returned to hwr home ln
this city last night. While ln Port
land. Mrs. Stanton, who is a local
music teacher, studied kindergarten
work from the Moore school of
kindergarten methods, one of the
foremost schools ln the northwest
numan treatment. lie is represented
by Attorney M. F. Uice,
o .
MRS. IirUISIIAV IXJinED.
Mrs. nradshaw. a resident of this
city, had the misfortune to fall yes
terday and break her limb. Mr. and
Mrs. Urad-ihaw were plcnlclnk on
ine .win i mpqua when Mra. Brad
..w iru. ann in some manner sus
tained a serious break. Dr. George
fioucK was called at once, and Mrs
uradRhsw was brought to her home,
wheer she Is now resting easily. It
will be some time before she will
be able to be about, as her injuries
- nuiie serious.
WBW TOIMY.
Visit At Mleyld
Among those visiting at Idl
Sundav, entovlng an outing were Mr.
and Mrs. W. K. Carll. Miss Myrtle
Wheat Mr. and Mr. lite Qrlck and
daughter. Harry Jett. Mrs. Kd. Wal
ker and family. Paul and Dean Un
bar. Mrs. A. K. Akeley. Miss Rich,
anlsnn. of the Kast.Mr. and Mrs.
Washington Hughes and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. C. I.. Wlard and daugh
ter and W. U Wiard
II ns Fine rlierrloa
O. W. Murdock. of Cleveland,
canje to Itosehtirg today and brought
with him a fine, larpe box of Royal
purple King cherries, which he pre
sented to the force at the Xews-lte-vlew.
The cherries are the finest
'to be .een this rear snd are large
I snd delicious. That variety Is one
of the best for estlng purposes and
i Mr. Murdock has a good croo this
year. t
Traffic CVin VL.lt
H. L. Griffith, of the state motor
vehicle department, was In Rosebtirg
today conferring with T. A Raffetv.
state field deputy. Mr. Griffith has
been employed nesr Medford for the
rs.t few weeks, and while chs.lng a
speeder at a rate of 8 miles an
hour, his motorcycle struck a hay
rake which a farmer had left In the
roadway. ..Mr. Griffith received a
deep gn on his leg and was other
wise tnlured. necessitating his ab-!
senc from work for saveral days.
FOR KAI.F Fox terrier
Ware.
t'OI!
pups. T. E
Al.K Poland China ahnuM.. .i
Jer??.ttr0V. Ml-
Whiin,'i!!r0'n"n v girTTo
n-lp 1th hmue clanlna Mrs W
IVJlroa ,( Mln . St. rhon. , j,.K
lo, and snnie furniture.
S c.,h, tlmo. not Prr.si,.et S. '
en paved street, close 1. n.
Ad.tre.s n Vw..tr.,.i
' " r- nr:T OX TUB
th,n V ' . r 'r",-s lower
thin the rest. I can prove It to you
H.) s Mult Shop. M,ont,S4J
TilK TARTV who .tel. ,h sklrTfrom
apartment at th1 Warner Apart-
will follow, a they
they were enjoying their trip thru
California tmmonsely. Mrs. Stewart
did not mention whore the marriage
ceremonies took place, but friends
here think they were wed :n Med
ford. The letter states that Mr.
Stewart's father, D. J. Stewart, 1b
much Improved ln health. Telegrams
or congratulations have been sent
from here to Dr. and Mra. Stewart.
B.. F. Purdue.' of Canyonville.
spent the week end ln this city at
tending to business matters.
Attorney O. P. Coshow, left last
evening for Portland, where he will
attend the Masonic Grand Lodge.
Attorney George :euner, of this
city, left yesterday for Portland.
where he will appear as a govern
ment witness ln court.
Lee Young, of Lorraine, spent the
dry in this city attending to Impor
tant business matters.
KIDDLE CHAUTAUQUA.
We cordially Invite the people of
Koseburg to attend our Chautauqua,
June 10 to 14. COMMITTEE.
CITY NEWS 0
Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 189-L
Painless extraction of teeth at
room 9, Masonic temple. Dr. Nerbas.
Dr. Harry E. Morgan, aennsl. tele
phone 483. Office SIS Perkins Bids;
Expert Interior decorating. B. J.
Schaerer, Contractor. Rt. 1, Box IE 3.
Medford stage leaves TJmpqua Ho
tel dally 1 p. m. Good cars, careful
drivers.
Painting, tinting, papcrhanglng.
B. J. Schaeror, Contractor. Rt. 1.
Box 153.
See us for running hoard luggage
carriers. Ford accessories), etc. C. A.
Lock wood Motor Co., Ford Garage.
J.7u u" nd P"' "P hay on
,lZ h',ve a good team for
1 V"? cw. I Lincoln bvirk i
.eMine nuck. I blnd.r s- "
hunt, t'renon. '
l!r.
H'll BALK HT
acres, nine In 10
OW-NKR 1-iLTmv
ne in 10 jesr old peara and
i year oit prunes. I
city on nret class !
News-Hevlew.
THAT SHOfLI) INTFREjSt
slt.ilfa
i)t.i fa.
nine In
Klit miles from
rosu Address B,
A TR.VUK
I. htchiy Improved, all In
I hundred Inn n. .
. V " "npiepi.nts.
. '. ho"- Olckeiia.
iW. ..m""..'rom low" ln Klarrath
cour.iy. Valuation HSOvOOO Will
j'n" m''d f.rm preposition:
in the I mpqua alley. What have I
u kA to tr.de? WuuVd advise you
to move quick. A. T. Lawrence '
Commercial Agent. IIS Case Buret.
t none 2 It .
GET YOUR
Dryer Ready
For Dryer Stoves
and Pipe see
J. H. SINNIGER
Sheet Metal Works
119 Oak Phone 428
Drain H. S.
Students Graduate
Commencement exercises at Drain
high achoot this jaear were excep
tionally gooS notwithstanding the
fact that the Chautauqua aatea were
somewhat ln conflict, yet the school
programi were arranged so that the
two formed a continuous series for
the entire: week beginning Friday,
June 3. On that date the school
presented their play entitled, "The
Spell of the Image," at the I. O. O.
F. hall, a crowded house greeting
this performance, which was splen
didly rehearsed. On Sunday, June
Rth, Rev. Spangler. pastor of the
Congregational church of Eugene,
preached the baccalaureate sermon
to the graduating class ln the
Chautauqua tent. This was an in
teresting sermon, the thoughts pre
sented being rltal to every student's
life.
On Wednesday evening, following
class day exercises werij given in the
high school chapel, this program be
ing greeted by an overflowing bouse.
The usual program of class history,
class prophecy, class characteristics
and other UkeTfumbers were, pre
sented and eatth showed more than
the ordinary ability in its produc
tion, proving good work by the class,
aided by an excellent teaching force.
The program of commencement
proper wns given on Thursday even
ing, and again it required standing
room to accommodate those who de
alred to hear It. The principle feat
ure of this ...
to 072?
Klven by Prof if, T ""J
oreas ,tn iuvsrr i
tohlghermourMf.
lo whom It u tddrta11.
Other number, of
were.auutrm,niity
order by Mm. Alice B S'
the prlndm ol tki &
by th, hirt kYJ
which mmitf
an Instrumental dn wTi1'
Jewel Delk ut lj
final number u liTw-r '
dlplomsa to ft, J
Barker, a msmbtrf Vj!
board. whota.hwj"!,l
uiarks.'durinrwhicij';
cellent trlhni. t. .. .
faculty for their good
ulty being Prof. I. U3J;
Pal. and the Misses ui7
and Ruth Huater. uZ?Z
Which ...V i lw
' v" uieuuier et at
handed a well etrMd g"
Tbe membsn of Ot a,.
Misses Agnes Gsldtsiat, la
Scheon, llsbel Cctin bf,
AclrBrman, l.nriu ' ttipm
Gladys EcclMton-DelUmUalh
Audrey Scholi-EUenbert. Ik k
two being married dnriaf tkns I
year, and Hubert Ottsav. n
Ham Raymond, IruBvhr.lm'
Lea .William (Mien. Invar
Cellers and Fnik (kliuU
floral efferinp it lit da)
numerous and beattifil ten
weather prenllcdjmiitttsat
II
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Tonight
15c
Look Who's Here
Marguerite Clark
IN
"Scrambled Wiveg
A scramble of loves and Uvea, bubbles and wires.
And you will have to scramble for a seat, too unkat
early.
rVI AIt CX)MEIY AKD K1MO OK THK ClRCls .
Tomorrow: Bert LyteU ln "Tho Misleading Ladr."
warn
. 15c TODAY nvi.T 8c
Wc Told You So!
The Sunday Crowds Liked it
ONE PATRON CALLED IT
"A SCREEN EPIC"
And this Is your Last Chance
ay nuu iu so j j
leliotrgE1
With a Superb Cast of Actors
i In every sense of tne wo
I ccsviv PARLY-IT IS ALREADY THE
5 C0ME EARLY nv THE TOWN
TAtf
ALSO A SUNSHINE CW
C0MEDY