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Roseburg-Legion Team Will
Play Southern Aggregation
at Laurelwood.
Old Sol Promises Some .Real Sunshine
Roseburg Team Consider En.
terlng Willamette Valley League
Good Game Scheduled.
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Other sizes at proportionate prices.
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OFFERING ALL NEXT WEEK
Aluminum Prices that Defy Duplication
The Roseburg-Legion baseball team
will have the light of their youns
Uvea Sunday afternoon when they
clash with the mighty Rogue River
warriors from Grants Pass. Manager
Vic Petterson and Captain Rudy Kitz
man are not over-confldent but they
feel that their team will annex the
scalps of the southern slab artists
when tomorrow's contest Is staged.
Grants Pass recently defeated Med
ford and Bince that victory they have
been traveling the rosy path but the
Roseburg aggregation will toss a few
thorns beneath their spikes, according
to the opinion expressed by fans who
have watched both organizations, at
work.
Tomorrow's game will be called
promptly at 2:30 o'clock. Admission
to the Laurelwood baseball park will
be 35 cents for adults ant all children
under the age of 14 years will be ad
mitted free of charge.
Famous Pitcher Coming. - '
The famous ex-Detroit' and coast
league pitcher, Pernoll, will occupy
the mound for the Grants Pass troupe.
Pernoll is considered to be one of the
best semi-professional pitchers In the
valley at 'the present time and the
Umpqua valley lads are picking the
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out a few homers. Pruitt will receive i
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L. F. T. DANCE. '
The regular L. P. T. dance will
be held at the Elks hall Monday
eve. May 15, at 9 o'clock. The
party dance has been postponed.
uUCAIi NEWS.
To Ron Francisco
Ivan r:rosl, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. S. Brosl, of Winston, will
lrave today for San Francisco where
ho will remain with his sister, who
resides In that city, during the sum
mer and It Is probable that he will
attend high school in that city this
winter.
Painless extraction tf teeth at
room , Masonic tempi. Dr. Nerbas.
Iti-enks Arm In Full (
Junior Miller, the five year old son
of Mr. and Mrs. I,oren Miller, of Dll-
lnrd, received a broken arm while
playing; itjhla (morning. - Iflie little
boy was climbing up on a fence when
his foot slipped and he fell to the
ground lighting on his left arm and
breaking both bones In the forearm.
The little boy Is receiving medical
treatment from Dr. Sether.
Arundel, piano tnnec. TOons 188-L.,
At the Grand
The following are among the
guests . at the Grand hotel: Alice
Scr&nton, Camas Valley; Mrs. 0. R.
Amteln, Camas Valley; J. J. Qrolt,
Eugene; A. L. Track, Ashland; F.
V. . Loomls, Ashland; G. U. Grant,
Kiddle; A. S. MlUer, Gold Heach;
and Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Norman, Til
ler Feather mattresaea made from your
feather bed, feathers steam cleaned
and renovated. Phone 91J. 202 N.
Rose St, near Oak.
To Hold MertlnR
The members of the Roseburg
Woman's club will hold their last
meeting of the year Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. L. B. Skinner at Win
ston. Cvra will leave the Parish
House on that day at 2 o'clock. Dur-
Ino thn lillHlneaa aesnlnn nf thn mnflt-
I lng the proposed rose show will be
discussed and arrangements made
an offering for the state federation
fund will be taken and reports of
the year will be made. Also the of'
fleers who were elected at a recent
meeting will be Installed to olTlre.
Sundaff Mother's Day
Let her forget her household cares for this day and
jrive her a Real Chicken Dinner at the Roseburg Cafeteria.
It will do her good and she will sure enjoy it
Special Chicken Dinner Served at tables every Sunday.
Everything from soup to dessert for 75c.
Roseburg Cafeteria and Restaurant
W. R. WARNER, Proprietor
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WWW www
Liberty Theater
O.VLY FIU.ST-CI.A88 SHOWS AND AT We AND 15c
for Grants Pass. He is said to be a
classy catcher and a man who is on
the job at every stage of the game.
The remainder of the Grants Pass
lineup has not been divulged.
Captain Ritzman will pitch Billy
Anderson, the boy with a future and
a past full of victories. Bill has laid
in a large supply of ' chawin and
states that his arm is in the best of
condition. "Bug" Miller will receive
as usual and that means a hum
dinger of a battery for the home
team. Both of the boys are In prime
condition and "rarin' to go."
Tomorrow's Lineup.
The lineup for tomorrow s game
will probably be 23 follows: Cednr-
strom, short stop;- Althaus, first base
Jim Goodman, right field; Glen
Smith, left field; Irv Grimm, second
bae; "Bug' Miller, catcher; Curran,
thirl base; Billy Anderson, pitcher;
Bill Rlebel, center field.
A record breaking crowd is expect
ed for the game and the grand stand
will undoubtedly be packed. Big
shade trees will protect the remainder
of the spectators from the rays of Old
Sol, who has promised to be "on
deck" In time for the start of the first
Inning.
Will Join League.
Captain Rudy Rltznlan returned this
morning from Eugene where he at
tended a meeting of all the managers
and captains of the upper Willamette
valley baseball teams with a view of
organizing a league. Ritzman report
ed today that the meeting was a most
enthusiastic one and that many at
tended and expressed their willing
ness to Join the league. Roseburg will
probably sign up in the league, thus
assuring the local fans of a game on
tho home lot every other Sunday.
The opening day will be Sunday, May
21st, when the fast Goshen team will
meet the Roseburg team on the
Laurelwood grounds. Goshen Is con
sidered the strongest contender r
the championship of the league and
the local boys declare they will put
up a strenuous fight for the pennunt.
President Elected.
At the meeting last night, Mr.
Georgo Wllhelm, a Harrlsburg bank
er, was elected president of the
league. The board of directors con
sists of the managers of each team.
Each team must post a $50 bond to
assure the playing out of the sched
ule, which will be announced shortly.
Not Import Players.
The Importation of professional
ball players will be barred, and sev
eral clauses In the by-laws deal with
that phase. The admission price to
all the league games will be 35 cents
and children under 12 years of age
admitted free.
"This will give Roseburg some real
baseball." said Manager Petterson to-1
day. "We will place a team In the:
field that will be a strong contender ,
for the championship. It also assures ;
the tans of some real games In this
city."
The winners of the upper Willam
ette valley league pennant will then"
com set o for state honors at the close !
of the season.
Sale ail Next Week!
Never before have we been able to offer such marvelou bargains In
pure aluminum cooking utensils. .
A mammoth spot cash purchase that will prove to you our ability to
undersell I
Frankly, the bargain we aecured astounded us. W are, however,
passing them on to you at a very small profit; we want you to share
In our good fortune. Remember, we have big quantities of every
item you like but the sale will open with a "bang" onaccount of
the wonderful values so take a tip and come early while the as
sortment Is complete. None sold to dealers. '
The finest made aluminum In America. Equip your kitchen I Seize
this golden opportunity.
Every utensil Is guaranteed by the manufacturer to be Pure Alum
inum. ,
Every Item ja a wonder value can you afford not to buy?
We advise you to be here early. .
A big over-stocky consisting of Wear-Ever, West Bend and Aladdin
on which we will make a flat discount of 20 per cent which means
..a $1.00 article for 80c. '
6EE WHAT WE HAVE FOR
SEE WHAT WE HAVE FOR
$1.00 $1.3d
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Halt Carries
in Straw Vote
MARSHFIELD, May 13. (Special
to the Roseburg News-Review). A
straw vote token In Charles Hall's
home precinct, gives Hall 210 votes,
Olcott 45, White 17, Patterson 2 and
Leo 1.
FIRE EXTINGUISHERS.
Information Jn regard to all types
of fire extinguishers recommended in
stalled by the fire marshal will be
given free at City Fire Station.
If Percy jonea or tne (juns comes
through In the style Bill Killlfcr be
lieves he wilt this sou son, the North
side baseball situation may .look
brighter than In several years.
.
Joe Pugan, former third-sacker for
the Athletics, will play shortstop for
the Red Sox this season instead of
Ills favorite position at third base, ac
cording to Manager Hugh Duffy., .
Reinstatement of Suds Sutherland
and purchase of Walter Leverenz
gives the Portlnnd club an even dozen
pitchers, four of them being south-
turn's
WANTED Woman for housework. Ap
ply sal W. Lane St.
LOST I'pper S'.-t false
leave at Ntws-Revlt-T
teeth. Finder
r office.
WANTED (Jlrl to help with
work. School girl preferred.
3.11-L
house-l-'hone
ItOOM WANTED Uy two young men.
Must be larKe. comfortable room anil
close In. O. P., News-Kevlew.
KOlt SAT.K Three horses; one Guern
sey bull. Ed. Doering, Carnea sta
tion. FOR KALE Fresh milk goat andkld.
Yellow Dent seed corn, 6c per lb. C.
E. Trtichlood, Hoseburg. Ore. "
itiK THESE BARGAINS A Bulck six,
good condition all over. Liberty six.
tine shape. - Have new springs for
'n II cHfs. 607 N Jackson frTt.
A SPECIAL BARGAIN on 20 acre farm
10 acre farm. 2 houses on nnved HL
Easy terms. Remember I cut prices
c Merrill, bin Aim est.
THE PAP.TV who took the sweater
. from Locker No. 17 7 at the RoseburK
high school Is known, and If they
will return It at once they will suvo
trouble.
FOtl HALE 4 or 5 head good fresh
milk goatB. One 3 quart due, has
bred 11 kbl in Inst three kiddlnns.
She has a 3 quart daughter at first
klddlng. James A. Williams, Itoae-
burg. Phon e 3 8-F2.
1.1 V Elf" fltorisLK Physician explains
simple treatment for Inflamed gall
bladder and bUe ducts associated
with gnllatones. Booklet FREE. Dr.
. Paddock, Box GS201. Kansas City,
Mo.
WEDDING PERFORMED
A pretty wedding was solemnized
this morning at 8 o'clock at the
Catholic church, lthe Rev. (Father
Adraln officiating when Miss Mary
Smith of Roseburg because the bride
of John E.. Baisdorf, also of Rose
burg. - . -. ,
-Miss Hazel Balir acted as brides
maid and Harold Cooper as best
man. Nuptial mass followed. The
couple will leave at once for Yon
calla where they will make their fu
ture home.
The purebred, grey Perchera
lion "Lisbourg," weight 1750 lbs.
make the season at Wilbur 01
days,. Oakland Wednesdays.
and look this stallion over befota
gaging service. W. M. Dysert
' Contracts taken for water
deep or shallow. Prices ream
Albert Graham, Looking Glass,
Why does C. Merrill cut pries
houses, farms, and lots? HU 4
head expenses are light and if
bound to make sales. Call on U
yon- want a bargain. 604 Mill '
I
Grand Grill,
popular place.
Popular prices and a
Try it.
M. C. RADAUAl'GH. AUCTIOXEEK
He. is the am who eels the high
dollar for yonr property. See him
ror dates. 530 N. Pine St.. Rose
burg, Oregon.
NOTICE TO REBEKAHS.
All members of Roseburg Rob.knh
Lodga No. 41 are requested to meet at
Odd Fellows hall Sunday afternoon at
1:30 o'clock for the purpose of at
tending the funeral of Brother E. H.
Lenox.
MRS. V. T. JACKSON, N. Q.
NEW TODAT.
Rnldwln A Sons,
FOrt SALR Siawmlll.
t'amns Valley, (ire.
Foil SALE Thoroughbred Airedale
.,I"-.A'" N".. Rose XI.
FOR SAf.E.t7 f Barred Rock chlx. 5
. davs old. !. -ench. Karl Vohnrirh.
FOR SALE 9 houses, 12 farms, largo
and small. Some for trade. 11 lots.
No blotter, no day book, no ledger,
no bookkeeper. Overhead expense
lltrht. I cut prices and make sales.
They all know it. C. Merrill, 504 Mill
at.
MAX. or woman wanted. S40 weekly
full time, 11.00 an hour spare time,
selling guaranteed hosiery to wearer.
Experience unnecessary. Interna
tional Hosiery Mills, 11193, Norria
town. Pa.
IIKI.P WAttTKD, MALE Pit Kf.M A I.K.
LATEST INVENTION, disk can .opener;
makes tin cup top every can opened;
aKents wanted everywhere, men,
women, boys, girls, enormous profits;
' sample postpaid 30c. The Panama
Patents, Panuma Bids;., Portland,
Oregon.
PSED CAR HAKGAINt ' '
ESCAPE DEPRECIATION!
1920 Ford tuurlng, all overhauled.
l'.'ls Ford tourlnK. excellent cond,
1!M7 Ford tourltiff, nne running order
1117 clussv Ford bug.
IMS Podge touring.
litis I odge touriniN
l'.l-'O Nash six.
1117 Kutck six. 1475.
litis Chevrolet touring. '
IMS Ford buir.
SEVERAL OTHER BARGAINS,
SOLD ON EASV TERMS.
MATHEWS MOTOR-X-CIIANGE
117 Jai'kaon St.
.WHERE USED CARS ARE GUARANTEED.
TODAY ONLY
JOSEPH DOWLING
THE MIRACLE MAN IN
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NIGHT 50c-75c $1.00-PLUS WAR TAX
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RUDOLPH VALENTINO ( Vc!CC3a.
! PPm'i?TnrP "J!1 n , Ill and ALICE TERRY tt THE FLAME OF THE SCREEN behind the smiles 8H
PE.NDI.KTON, May 13. Floyd K. ww A Aa& A A A .-....,., ... ..ucn nM rue PLEA- ,
! Hall, aaed J7 years, formerly with 4 a Rp IMP I? AM pt., 5 5 'N AN0THER SENSATION ure WORLD AT HER FEE?
; the 140th field artillery, .hot and 9 III & KLA IIMOKAM Production J g WAS A BROKEN LIFE-
"THE CONQUERING POWER" PHow
I ed hut patched up the quarrel yes- j M IVIiriWl woman ever CAVE F0
jterday. 11.11 told the pollr. This j HERE WE HAVE THE THREE PRINCIPALS OF -THE FOUR fA !I1.1 LOVE
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:Trr,:is i- . why o0 then, 5 ? "The Red Peacock,, oiJ
TA out an automatic revolver and g CCNTURY COMEDY-ANO-OOLPWYN C.BAPHir. 8 2 VUVVV" APPEAL. '
rjrcJU i MAT-EVEUNOAY-MAT-EVE ' i CCNTURY COMEDY AND FQRO EDUCATIONAL.
able to carry out an apparent t- f. ninpia iwiutny iu ,.,.- . 4 4 TivI5!T?SIffSf!
l tempt to commit sulrlde. Me claim- 9. Unucn mt wsn," A A ' I
'd that he suffered from shell shock. i rWiBiSjBaBsss "THE CONQUERING POWEj
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