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$5.00
$5.00
Aviation
Exhibitions
and:
Airplane Rides
$5.00
ROSEBURG
Friday, Saturday and Sunday
July 22, 23, 24
Auspices GATES-MORRIS AVIATION CO., San Francisco
CAPT. EMMETT TANNER
World Famous War Aviator, Chief Pilot
Exhibitions Friday and Saturday, 7 p.m.
SUNDAY 4 P. M.
JINX JENKINS, Aerial Acrobat
Tim Intrepid lareletil of
the Air. "
The man who walks the wliiu of airplane while flying per
forins acrobatics on lie lmiilliit; Rear, etc. 'TIIK MAX YOU HAYK Xl-.llS
IS Tilt: MOVIKS chantrlng from one airplane to another in inlil-alr,
rruj:ing from a racing aiitoinolil!o to an alrplune, Jumping from an air
plane to a speeding express train, leaping into spnif with a uirachute
from an airplane at SiO.IKNI foot nlti tilde. The niuii who dove hi to San
Francisco Bay fiimi an alrplatUN etc.. .etc
Kiiucy and Stunt Flying Exhibition liy fwpf. Tiiiiiht
Passenger Carrying All Day
Make Reservations Early and Avoid Delay
$5.00 $5.00
U.S. May Call On
Germany For
C. C. Bergdoll
Xew-Itew Washington" llureau.)
WASHINGTON, July vVhou
the lul.ed Slate, aud Germany
evolve a treaty there may be a clause
in that document which will mean
that Orover Cleveland liergdull, rich
deserter and draft evader, will have
to stand trial on American soil for
his crime. Steps are now being taken
to tnsur. in any treaty negotiated
with Germany Just such a provision.
-Defiance of Law.
As the house committee on the
Bergdoll case gets deeper and deeper
Into the real facts of the defiance of
the law of the I'nited States by the
Bergdoll family mem tiers of the com
mittee are" more and more determin
ed that drover Cleveland Bergdoll
shall come back on to American soil
and face a court martini and the
proper punishment for his crimes.
No case of desertion or defiance
of the United States army has the
same features that this case, has and
none showed such a determination
to belittle the authorities of this
country.
Hy all odds It Is the most notor
ious case in the cguniry growing out
i of the war and in some ways is In
ternationally tho cause relebre.
i McArthur Has Plan.
Congressman C. N. .McArthur. one
of the members of the sub-commit
tee now inqtr.-lng into the various
ramifications of the Ilergdoll family,
has reached a decision to place be-"
fore President Harding and Secre
tary of State HUKhes the desirability
of the return of ilergiloll by the Gor
man government to the United State
as one of the provisions of the first
treaty to bo made with Germany.
He will present as justification for
such action the notorious character
of the case and the necessity . for
making an example of a rich deser
ter whose entire family conspired to
escape the law requiring military
service and which has In other ways
defied and disgraced the authority of
the federal government.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
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SOLO BY DR15&1STS IVIRYKIK
Many Suspects
- Are Picked Up
Dennis Kussell was captured In
three places yesterday evening Just
a few minutes after the Jury hud re
turned a verdict that th body at
:he morgue was that of the hermit.
Sheriff Stunner first received tele
phone tall from Salem to the effect
that a man reporting to be a former
resident of Roseburg had brought in
i man whom he said was Dennis
Kussell. Upon investigation it was
round that the "suspect" measured 6
feet 9 inches in height, had red hair
and was named Johnson. Similar
reports were received from Grants
Pass and Ashland, but the suspects
In no way answered the description
of Kussell, and were ordered released.
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Popular Riddle
Couple Married
A prelty wedding occurred last
"nlng ut the Methodist parsonage.
wnen ilertell Ford and Miss .Nellie
Houser were united In marriage.
Moth parties are well known both In
this city, and among the younger
wt In Middle. Only the Immediate
friends of the family were present
at the ceremony, permornied by
Guy Fitch Phelps. The young couple
will leave soon for ronieroy, Wash.,
where thev will make their future
Wotne. 'nelr many friends wish
them much happiness during their
wedded life.
Movie Closeups
- '' Here she Is again! The good
'. Mule bad girl, or more properly
.peaking. Uebc Daniels, the Rcalart
tar, who scored such a success In
- "You Never Can Tell" and "Oh Lady,
I-ady," has completed a third gtar-
Xing plcture,"She Couldn't Help It,"
"which will bo shown at the Antlers
Theater tonight.
t Those who know the piny and the j
B'ory "In the Bishop's C urrlago,"
from which this photoplay was
; adapted, feel that this is the best study. . The
' opportunity the star lias yet had to 1 gether and
display the great, possibilities of the
typo she has made so essentially her
own. Kance Olden is a little or
phan girl, adopted by crooks and
taught to be a clever pickpocket.
She doesn't know the difference be
tween right and wrong until a
dianoe encounter "In the BUhnp's
Carriage" opens up to her a new
world of romance and reformation.
Thero are many comedy opportuni
ties, especially when Nance, afraid
of the police, resorts to calling the
bishop "father." pretending that sr.a
Is a school girl, who has become
mentally unbalanced through over-
s;ory is well put to
carries the beholder
breathlessly through series of very
entertaining complications. Humor
pathos and drama are blended to
form an ideal entertainment.
Kmory Johnson, six feet tall and
very good looking, plays opposite
Miss Daniels. He cams to her di
rect from two leads .with Betty
Comuson, having also played with
Dorothy Dull on. Ethel Clayton,
Wallnce Held, and other well known
stars. Herbert Standing is cast In
the role of the old Bishop; he will
be remembered for his work in "Her
First Elopement;" others parts aro
handled by vera Iewls. Helen Ray
mond, Wade Boteler nnd Ruth Ren
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NEW PRICES!
CHEVROLET
Effective July 15th the following prices will prevail on Chevrolet Cars:
490 Model Touring or Roadster, - $?77.00
490 Model Delivery or Express Body, $777.00
490 Model Sedan or Coupe, - $1,185.00
F. B. ModeI(Baby Grandjtour.or roadster $1,185.00
A fully equipped Automobile for $127.00 more than the universal Car. Come
in and look at the lowest price3 fully equipped automobile in the world.
SERVICE GARAGE
GLENN H. TAYLOR 332 Jackson St. ' Phone 478
Douglas County Is
Well Represented
CORVAM.IS. July 21. Douglas
county Is represented in the summer
session registration of 1012 at the
college, by eight students. Thirty
two counties in Oregon are represent
ed, sixteen other stnles, and six for
eign countries. R69 students hail
from points In Oreeon.
Registration Includes rG3 regular
students; 221 club hoys and girls,
and 22R persons taking swimming
only. Benton leads among counties.
with 443, Multnomah coming second
with 88.
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Car Turns Turtle
On Roberts Mt.
The Chalmers car which turned
turtle on Roberts Mountain yester
day was the property of Mr. nnd
Vrs. Donaldson, and two children,
who reside In California, and who
were enroute to Roseburg to visit
for a few days with their cousin Rus
sell Harness of this city. They also
expected to visit Portland and other
northern points. Tho Donaldsons
mistook the highway signs nt Myrtle
Creek, with tho result thnt they
took the old road out, comln over
Roberts Mountain, the car meeting
with the accident on this side. Mr.
Donaldson, who was driving the car.
Is unable to explain exactly how the
accident happened. None of the
family were Injured although all
were pinned under the overturned
car. Much damage was done to the
automobile ond the Donaldsons will
remnln In this city at the Russell
Harness home until It Is repaired.
NOT1CK.
Dr. U. P. and IVarl M. Bradford.
Chiropractic Physicians. Ten years
In practice Consultation free. Suite
224. Perkins Bldg., Roseburg, Ore-
HEINLINE
Caascrvatory if Musk and Art
Kindergarten and Dunning Sys
tem for children 4 to 14 years of
age
Voice and Art Work conducted
by Mrs. Brand and Mrs. Rusho.
Vacation July 1-Sept. .
Ick.
Maurice Campbell directed.
Kenneth Ilnrlnn, who recently
Played opposite Constance Talmadge
In "Dangerous Business" and Is now
to be seen at the Majestic theater,
supporting her tn "Mamma's Affair.'
has proved such a satisfactory tyjie
to plnjT opposite the Talmadge girls,
that Mr. S henck has signed him up
for a year's contract. Mr. Harlan
w'll continue "rhh Constance In her
next picture. "The Man Fmrn Tor
onto," new being directed by Chester
Vl'hrv. it Is jirol'sble that Mr Har
lan may occasionally support Norma
also.
Kepneth Harlan Is the second
leading man to be signed up by Mr.
Qi-hnnr-lr fnr a Innp term contract
within the past few months, as Har-
risen Ford, now playing with Norma
placed under contract
EACH MAN AND
WOMAN IN THE NATON-
tSHOULD
ALWAYS
FIGHT FOR
SANI-
"TATiON)
V
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V,jiA Z
EVERYBODY should flghl
for sanitary conditions.
The sums healthful sur
roundings that you demand be
furnished in our public
schools, libraries and churches
should hold forth In your bwit
home. Get acquainted with
our telephone number.
Roseburg Plumbing
and Heating Co.
0. W. Hughes, Ugr.
141 N. Jankson, Roseburg.
Prunes Wanted
WE ARE BUYING FOR CASH j
. McKAY BROS. ;
SlTIIKltlJV, OKEGOX.
It is a Pleasure.
For us to show you our complete line ot dependable
sbos, a line that bespeaks Intelligent buying at con
servative price. Your shoe wants can be satisfactorily
supplied by an inspection of our complete stock. )
. R. L. STEPHENS, The Shoe Store
Club Girls to
Give Program
The following program will be
given by the Edeubower Club girls
t the Kdenbower school bouse, Frl-
ay evening
Welcome, Bv Club Girls.
Recitation, "Trials of a Club Girl-
Mildred Stone.
Five Minute talk. O. C. Brown.
Song, "What Do We Care?"
Club Girls.
Recitation, "An .Invitation"
Thelnia Bryant.
Sewing Demonstration, Club Gliis.
Moving Picture of Club Work In
Douglas County A. E. Street.
Song, Junior Club Work Club
Girls.
Club Yell. Club Girls.
Tills program will be followed by
a social hour wTth lunch and games.
The ladles of St. Joseph's church
will hold a food sale July 23rd, at
the J. V. Casey real estate office.
If you would
like your
Silverware
Engraved
to express individuality,
let us submit designs tor
your approval. We spec
ialize in artistic engraving
and can show you samp
les of beautiful work.
BRYAN'S Gift Shop
JewelrySilvet wa re
Rplrella Corsets made to measure
Phone 391-U Cull 83! Templln St.
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uih;k niHRTTonv. -
vovsi. oriik of Mnnsic rtnseburf
Lodge No.- 1037 meets nrai ana
third Tuesday eventual of each
month at 8 o'clock In tha atnoaa hall
All vlaltlng brothers ara invited t
attend.
C. W. OTiOAKI"!. Dictator.
H. O. PAUCIETEK. Secretary
WOmtMKSI OK TIIK WOH I.U Carat
No. lib, meets in 4idU fellows nan w
Hoaeburg every let and 3rd Munda)
evening;. Visiting nelghbora al
ways welcome.
II. CArtRICK. C. C.
U Vt. MIM.fcK. ClTk.
tKllilllll"4 OK UUI)( KT-Llla-
Circle No. 4, meets on Slid and 411
Monday evenings. Visiting nelKhbori
Invited to attend.
PltllDIU HlPlNCtrcrt, O. N.
TII.UIK I. JOHNSON. Clerk
4. V. it A. M., Laurel l.o.lne No. IS.
Hegular communications 2nd and 4tl
Wrdneednya earn month at Mueonl
. Temple, Hoaeburg, Ore. Visitors wel
come. W F. HARRIS. Fecy
JOHN K. HUNY AN. W it
k.s Itoaebura Aerie maeta Ir,
Mouse hall on Jickson Ht. on Xnd ano
4th, ktiimlay evenlnica or each mcntli
at S o'clock. Vlalling breth.-en li
good ulanillng always welcome.
VICTOR M1CKI.M, W. P. P
A. J. WIII.K. W. H.
B. F. (XHlllMAN. Renretarr
H. P. tl. RI.KS. lliwetoMra liaae Ko. SJi
Holds regular cummuiiliatlona a
the Klks' Temple on each Thurada
of every month. All members re
quested to attend regularly, and al
vlaltlng brothera are cordially In
Tiled to attend.
ROY BBI.1)W8, B. R
H I. WMIMI'I.K Here
I. 0oT frT lialoo Kncaaipmeal Ka, t
Meets In Odd Fellows' Temtilf
every Wednesday evening. Vlaltlng
OfeUireu always -welcome.
OKU. RAIiAHAl OU, C. P.
V. T. JACKSON, H. P.
(H.IVKIt JOHNSON, It. 8.
JAM I'M I.WAUT. F. R
H.MIilt'l O I.- V Till s Alpha Lodx.
No. 47. meets every V edneaday even
ing In Douiiis Abstract Hull, corner
Jmkson & Wai-lilntiton Bta. Visit
ors always welcome.
WAII KIt rllAKR. C. C
CI1AU .V HOPKINS, M F.
ki. K. WIMHKItLV. K R R
HIOHKK IIS Kosburg Iteueaaa Luusi
No. 41. I. it. O. K., Meeta In Odd Fel
lows' Temple every week on Tuesday
evenlmc. Visiting meiiueia In good
staudlng are Invited to attend.
MVKTI.B TRKKKKN. N. O
RKI.I.K STF.I'HKNSON. Keo
rniKi, nAiLtv. Fin. Deer
W. II. A. O. T. M. Ruseliiirg Review-.
No II hold regulnr iiiectliitfs en ac
ond Tliiirlny al 1 p. m. and fourth
Thursday at p in. Visiting sisters
Invited to titlAml r.-vl-wH. Mttivnboe
Hall, line and ' air..i.e.
l.otiSH: lH'KK, Com.
JE.SSli; KAI'P, Col.
O." K. S KfeBMre easier Ns. H
Holds ttelr reaular meeting on the
let and Srd Thurndaya In ea-h month
ara respectfully Invlled to attend
MYHTI.K HK.VMKIIS W.M
7'ltKK ,lrHiHoJ Sere
L O. II. VZ I'lilleterlaa llce Ho. H,
meets In Odd Fellows' Temiile every
Friday evening at 7 0 o'clock. Vlalt
tng brothren are jlwava welcome,
A. WilillAllN. N (1.
A. I. liKI'I'KS. Itev fee.
t n HAIt.FV. Fin K,-c.
Timmie Wa IHttt
Sr lERCT L. CROSBY
r eke ssiClia lleJeawaee Sy.an.n
Rice'sGarage
Cylinder Re-Boring
a Specialty.
Only electric re-boring machine
In tho county. i
828 NORTH MAIN.
CASE TRACTORS
Threshing Machines
Page Woven Wire Fence
Stearns & Chenoweth
Oakland and Toocalla.
1 Costly
Neglect
BY
" DM. II. It. NERBA9
The most costly neglect that
can be practiced by mankind
is tho neglect of teeth. These
physical instruments used to
tear apart and grind our foods
should not become impaired.
If they do our health will suf
fer. A dentist should be con
sulted whether your teeth are
ailing or not.
Polnleas extraction.
Various painless uicO-ods for
filling, etc.
Teeth, regulated.
Teeth replaced successfully
samo day (new for your okl
ones).
Pyorrhea cured in early stages.
Work fully giuirantoed.
DR. II. R. NERBAS
. DENTIST
PHON'K 4N8 Room 9
MAHOMO iml.DINU.
Roseburg,
Myrtle Point,
Coquille and
Marshfield Stage
7-Pttsengtr CadiIUc-8 brs
CLANCY Jpf f?i S fJ . ' 4 S rne a h r
BIDS
Leaves Hotel Umpqua T g. m.
daily.
Fare to Myrtle Point, $6.41.
Fare to Coquille, 17.00.
' Fare to MarsMleld, 18.00.
COAST AUTO LINES
GET YOUR
Dryer Ready
For Dryer Stoves
and Pipe see
J. II. SINNIGER
Sheet Metal Works
119 Oak Phone 428
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