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LOCAL NEWS
Mr, Alexander lit
' ! John Alexander, well known
:! Glide resident, was a caller iu
1 RosebutR Friday, and spent gome
Tjtime visiting with friend.
: LOCAL NEWS
Returns From PortlandJ-
M. W. Hergh returned to his
home iu this city lust night after
upending several days on business
in Portland and visiting wita his
Bister, Mrs. H. S. Selwun.
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In Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. M. 11. Solnicka
were In from Wlnstons Friday and
spent several hours hero shopping
and attending to business matters.
Mr. Solnicka has a fruit ranch at
Wlnstons, and is building a new
dwelling house, the building now
belnff under construction. ,
On lluslneits
A. II. Marsh spent a few hours
in this city Friday attending to
business affairs, before returning
to bis home at Looking lilass.
loiii (ilfitflnlo
Dr. Fossil was a Tlsitor In this
city yesterday, spending tho after
noon transacting business and
visiting friends, he resides at
Glcndule.
Returns From Arizona
Klnier Weekly, who has been ab
sent from this city for many
mouths has relumed to remain
permanently. He went to Arizona
about a year ago for his health,
and returned here much improved.
He Is employed in the forestry
service.
Editor Visits City
F. C. Westerfield and , wife of
Springfield, and H. W. Turner of
Kugeue, and his mother, were vis
itors in Koseburg for a short time
this morning. They are on their
way to Medford to attend tho chart
er meeing of the Medrord Lion's
Club.
FriHil Itivonville
Miss Florence Casebeer- was a
visitor 9fom points east of this
city yesterday, and siient several
hours shopping here. Sho resides
at Dlxonville.
College Boys Home
iH'iizel I'iercy, who went to Cor
vallls last week for a visit, return
ed to Itoseburg last night, and
bron slit Wm. Thrall, a student at
Oron Agricultural College, and
Glenn Radabaugh, from the Uni
versity of Oregon, home for a week
end visit.
In Friday
George Casebeer returned to
his home at Dixonville yesterday
afternoon after spending several
hours in this city attending to
business matters.
To ilendale
Miss. Clark returned to her
home at Glendale this morning
after spending a day or so In this
city shopping and visiting with
friends.
License Issued
A marriage lirense, was Issued
at Eugene yesterday to llyron 11.
Sutton, of Cmpqua, Douglas
County, and Mathilda Mcllwaln,
of Eugene.
Mrs. W el.her VUila
Mrs. Maurice Webber was here
yesterday, from South Deer Creek
and spent several hours.
In Tills Morning
T. II. F.vans motored In from
DUlard this morning and spent
several hours transacting business
aiiairs.
IY. Hercher In
R. A. Hercher was a visitor
from points south of this city on
Friday. He resides at DUlard
and was here for a time attend
ing to business matters.
To Grants Pas
Mrs. E. C. Drown and daugh
ter. Miss Ruth Hrown.of this city,
left this morning for Grants Pass,
where they will spend several
days visiting with friends.
lUlslnpHM Visitor
Gilbert Olson returned to his
home at Glendale yesterday after
noon, after spending a few hours
In Roseliurg visiting friends and
attending to business mutters. '
From Oak Creek
Franklin Parker was among the
visitors in from the rural districts
for a few hours attending to busi
ness matters nnd trading yester
day. He resides at Oak Creek.
In Friday
Lester Harding was among the
out of town visitors yesterday to
spend some time here attending
to business matters. Mr. Harding
is from the Glendale Lumber
company.
Returns from CVrvn!lls
Denzel Plercy returned to this
city last evening from Corvnllis.
where he visited friends. Wm.
Thrall, who is attending college
there, accompanied him on his
return and will spend the week
end visiting his parents and some
friends.
To Visit II.
Miss Denlrice Kdmundsnn will
arrive here this evening from Eu
gene by motor, and will be the
house guest of Miss Ethel Shrum
over the weet end.
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Sewing machines at Powells.
Visitor Friday
A. G. Clark spent several hours
In Roseburg Friday transacting
business and visiting friends, lie
Is a .rejideut of Glendalo.
Extra special prices on phono
graphs to close out stock. McKean,
Darby & Baldwin.
Mr. Selinas In ..'
Oscar Sellnas spent some timo
here yesterday looking after busi
ness affairs and trading. He re
sides at Cavet Creek.
Watch for the Congoleum Pat
tern Sheets from McKean, Darby &
Baldwins.
Here from Illnliee
Perry Wright arrived here from
Illahee yesterday and will spend
a short time here attending to
business matters and visiting.
Extra special Trices on phono
graphs to close out stock. McKean,
Darby & Baldwin.
Mr. Webber ItusiiieMa Visitor
George Webber was in from his
ranch at Garden Valley yesterday
and spent tho duy attending to
business matters and visiting
friends.
In Friday
C. Clark was a iiosoDurg cal
ler Frlilsv anil transacted busi
ness for some time. He relurued
to his home at Glide in the alter
noon. Mr. Powell Visitor
Among the visitors from points
north of this city was Kobort
Powell, of Oaklund. He spent
the morning here attending to i
business mnttcrs.
Business Visitor Friday
John E. Hatfield attended to
business matters here yesterday
for several hours before return
ing to his home at Dixonvilte in
the' afternoon.
From O. A. C
Donovan Denning arrived here
yesterday afternoon, from CorvaK
Us, where he is attending O. A.
C. and will spend the wevk end
visiting friends.
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Around Washington and Main Streets
Roseburg
One Week Starting
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Watch for the ConRoleura Pat-1 EARL SANDE
Baldwins.
Return to Port lu ml
J O. Watson, local attorney,
returned to this city this morn
ing, after spending the past sev
eral days hi Forland uttending to
legal matters.
Const Ctrl VI.Hftd
Mtsa Merle Barnes was a visi
tor here overnight from tire coast.
She Is from Marshfleld. and mot
friend here, the party motoring
to Portland today to visit.
Better Homes Week. We have
several lots In Rose burp, which we
will sell on easy terms, and also
help finance a home. Page Lum
ber and Fuel Co.
Get screen doors at Powell's Furniture.
Mrs. YounR of tho Columbia Cos !
mt'tlc Co., Chicago, will give free
IIC II l-llllt-UB U U1U UUltS Kfl
Roseburg. Monday and Tuesday at
the Grand Hotel. Appointments
made Sunday by phone.
WINS DERBY
IN KENTUCKY
(Continued from page 1.)
Better Homtg Week How about
a new coat of paint for the home?
Let us tell you about our white
paints at $2.70 per gallon. Page
Lumber & Fuel Co.
Kxtra special prices on phono
graph to close out stock. McKean,
I'aiby & Baldwin.
Returns from Portland
Mis Margaret Cook returned
to Koseburg this morning from
Portland, where she has been
spending the past several days on
business and visiting friends.
Undergoes Operation
HJw 1 r Mnwlnnil linilapnranr
IniHior oneratton at Mt-rcv HnsDital
today. Dr. 'A. F. Sether of Eugene
was in attendance.
For prompt tjxi nrvrre, city or
Country trips. Phone 44-
Hern Friday
Among those from out of town
polntn to spend several - hours
trading and attending to business
matters in this city yesterday was
Hurry Doyle of Looking QIus.
Mr. Applegnte
Mrs. Laura Applepate was a
visitor In Koseburg Friday from
points north of this city, and
spent the day on business and
shopping. She is from Yooralla.
Kin mat h People Hi rough
Mr. ana" Mrs. G. Hie tire and
family were guests at the Grand
. Hotel Inst night. Mr. Hlehre is
a well known Klamath Falls busi
ness man. The party are inolor-
ing to northern, points.
, ItWiiHifl from San Frnnrlwco
I United States District Attorney
George Neuner, who ha b.n
spending fome time in Kan Fran
cisco on business, arrived hre
vesterdov afternoon and will visit
his family a short time before
going on to Portland.
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table Compound, Saya
Mrs. Anderson
I Ranjroley, Maine. "LydisE. Pink
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tired feelings. 1
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and it seemed as
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rom one day to
the next. AtUr
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from others wlo
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I decided tn try it and now I can lo
all kinds of work sewing, washing,
ironing and sweeping. I live on a farm
and have five in the family an am
Ininy most of the time. I recommend
the Vegetable Compound to my
friend and hope my letter will h Ip
some ons to take your medicine.''
Mrs. Waltkr K.A.ndlhwjn, Box 270,
Uangeley. Maine.
Over 2U0,(JU0 women have so far re
plied to our question, ''Have you
received benefit from taking I.ydis E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound?"
98 out of every 100 of the replies
say 'Yes, "and because the Vegeta
ble Compound has been helping other
women it should help you. i'ursale
bv druggists everywhere.
Business Is good wltb Hudson-Essex.
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ATHLETIC EVENTS
POSTPONED ON
ACCOUNT OF RAIN
The continued rains today made
It necessary the postponement of
the various athletic events sche
duled Tor today. This morning
there was a grad'e school sectional
track and field meet scheduled,
but as the Latirelwood field was
under water in many places, the
meet could not be held. Tire
Medford high school tennis play
ers, who were to have met the
Koseburg high Rehnol team, came
to Koseburg. but the weather was
such that the tournament could
not take place. Koseburg and
.Myrtle Point were booked for a
dual track meet this afternoon,
but this was alsoXpostponcd.
C. A. Lock wood declared this
afternoon that the golf tourna
ment between the Koshurg and
Marshfleld country club teams
will be played, regardless of the
weather conditions, and urged all
of the membvrs of the local clubs
to turn out tomorrow morning.
place and fl.poo for fourth. Quat
rain, winner of the New Orleans
handicap and the Louisiana Derby
remained the outstanding favorite
In the early wagering at odds of
5 to 2. Captain Hal was quoted at
3 to 1 while the four horses beaded
by Chantey, representing the Whit
ney entry, were third in tho wag
ering. The price on Kentucky Car
dinal was 6 to 1.
Quatrain will be ridden by Jock
ey Kenny Breuning, a comparative
novice, without the skill and dar
ing of Karl Sandt, but chosen be
cause the colt seemed to work bet
ter under Ureunlng's guidance than
any other rider. Sande, rated as
have the mount on Flying Kbony,
white Muck Garner, the lending
Jockey in the west, will be astride
Kentucky Cardinal.
Soon after the rising sun start
ed casting Its rays on the Ohio
river, Ixmisvllle started filling up
with tho invading thousands until
street intersections wcro impassa
ble because of traffic Jams. A
steady stream of dust-covered auto
mobiles poured Into the city and
thence to the Churchill Downs
course.
It was nn Impossibility to obtain
hotel accommodations Inst night.
Thousands of visitors spent the
night in private homes and sleep
ing aboard special trains which
cluttered every Inch of space In
the railroad yards.
Fifty one years ago Kentucky's
first derby won by Aristides In
1K75 for a stake of $2.Hf.u, was wit
nessed by not more than four thou
sand patrons of the turf.
In 1924 more than 75.000 spec
tators saw lllack Gold capture the
derby winning $j2,775.
Conservative estimates placed
the amount of money that would
change hands at tho derby at $1,
fjbu.iMM), There were 19 A cashiers
baling money at the mutuel ma
chines as foat as it was handed to
them. A line of bettors stretching
for almost s block was lined up
before each of the mutuel wind
ows all afternoon.
Ity two o'clock the course was
packed with a sweltering, elbowing
crowd. Notable personages and
persons less important gathered
from all over the land for the
event. Traders In the political
and financial worlds held forth In
the club hmt!. while ihe ntitrher,
the baker and the candlestick mak
er were no less enthusiastic on the
I lawn below the grandstand.
I Itolow the club house, grand
'stand, paddock and field the vis
tas of vantage were measured by'
Inches, coveted by the less fortun
ate and cheriKhed by the more
resourceful. The grand stand was
taxed to Its utmost by thousands
who came as early as 8 o'clock. In
the clubhouse the open spaces
l"i're mi iv miKiiiiy irns i.i:ujuti
jthan In the grandstand.
Enough automobiles to support
an oil octopus were stowed away
jllko toys In every possible. Inch
I of parking space on the grounds,
!ln the streets of tho section and
open spaces far beyond. Autos
were parked by states.
ltesprinkled throughout the long
rows of boxes In grandstand and
clubhouse were men and women
known throughout the nation. A
mil cull of these personnces might
well have resembled a section from
l was William Gibbs McAdoo and
'Mrs. mcauou, uaugiut'r oi toe wio
from their home In Los Angeles.
Mrs.Willlnm K. Vanderbllt of
New York was another box holder..
Mrs. Vanderbllt owns the great
arazen.
Mrs. Payne Whitney, owner of
houses Chantey was another as
was Harry Payne Whitney who
came to see his colors borne. Mar
shall Field was here although his
derby candidate. Stimulus has
raueo 10 train ior me event
Tho A morion n T jvlnn m well
represented, National Commander
James A. Drain of Indianapolis was
a box holder as was John R. Qulna
of Ban .Francisco.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon for iHiiiKla County.
In the nifttrpr of the estate of
Laura P. I)avls, deceaRed.
I Notfce Is hereby riven, that the
undersigned, by an ordr of the
County Court of Douglas County,
State of Oregon, duly madi and en
tered on the 11th day of May, 1925.
was duly appointed executrix of
the last Will rnd TeKtament and
estate of Ijiura I. Iavis, deec-aned.
and that she has duly qualified as
'such. All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notl
lled to present the same duly veri
fied with voucher's annexed as re
quired by law to the undernlgned
at her residence In Kdcnbower.
Oregon or at the law office of John
T. Ing In the Perkins Illdg.. Itoxe
burg. Oregon, on or before six
months from this date. First pub
lished and dated this 14th day of
May, 1925.
1 MARY E. DAVIS,
Kxecutrlx of the laH will and test
ament and estate of Laura P. Davis
deceased.
, JOHM T. I.ONO.
I Attorney for the Kstate,
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