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Store Will Be Closed All Day a Week from
Saturday, July 4th 8
July 4th falling on Saturday brings two holidays !
for next week. , 2
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CELEBRATIOFJ
AT OAKLAND TO
BE
SUCCESS
Preparations Being Made to
Handle Largest Crowd
Ever Visiting City.
PARADE TO BE HELD
Roseburg Band to Furnish
Music Throughout Day
Judge Brown Will
Deliver Address.
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NEW YORK, Juno 26. Dave !
ministration rules the
Trench Rats today.
At a midnight election last night,
the order, "the fun" organization
of the disabled American Veterans,
selected Hobart C. Klncaid of
Walla Walla. Wash., as imperial
golden rodent.
Shade, Pacific Coast welterweight,
today signed contracts to meet
Order of Jimmy Slattery of Buffalo, in a
six round semi-final match on the
Italian Hospital fund card at the
Polo Grounds.
Results are what count ana i
you II get 'em with News-Review
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hours.
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Present Day
Home Conveniences
Are 50 per cent Electrical
They save time steps labbr
The little Electrical Helps are the Most Important
EXAMPLES
1. Reaching, groping, because of lack of Wall switches.
2. Unscrewing lamps to attach toaster, vacuum, floor
lamp or iron for lurk of convenient outlets.
3. Taking a light to the basement, attic or garage for
lack of wiring.
4. Answering a false alarm at the front or back door
for lack of door bells attached to light circuit.
5. Cooking in a dark corner for lack of a modern lip.ht
unit for the kitchen.
6. Working under difficulty for lack of extension cords
or up-to-date iron cord.
Such conditions went out with the top buqsy and the
stereoptican views of Niagara Falls
Hundreds of Roseburg families use electricity to its fullest
extent. Are you one of them?
Convenient outlets, switches, cords, bells and kitchen
units at modest prices ate in our stock
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ARTHUR H. CROWELL
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Unqualified success ta predicted
for Oakland's Fourth of July cele
bration to be held under the aus
pices of the Gobblers Friday and
Saturday next week.
Preparations are being made for
the largest crowd that ever visited !
this city and the program that has
been prepared will leave nothing to
be desired in the way of entertain
ment during the day. From the
opening concert of the Douglas
county band at 9 o'clock in the
morning until midnight closes the
Independence ball there will not be
a dull moment
Following the band concerton j
the street the first thing in the j
morning the parade will begin to
move on its route through the city
and to the celebration grounds I
promptly at 9:30. The parade will'
be led by the Douglas county band
and a large number of decorated-
floats entered by lodges, business
concerns and individuals will be in
line. There will also be a beau
tiful Goddess float with Miss Naomi
I'inkston aa Goddess and a number
of attendants. Miss Dessie Dear-
dorff will appear as Miss Oregon!
in another float and will be at
tended by children representing the
states of the union. Miss Doris
Crandell will be Miss Columbia.
Prizes' of $25, $15 and $10 are of
fered for the best floats.
Appropriate band selections will
begin the program at the celebra
tion grounds. These will be follow
ed by a vocal solo by Mrs. Fred
Strang of Roseburg, with band ac
companiment, and an address of
welcome by Mayor R. D. Bridgea
Judge George M. Brown of the
state supreme court, will deliver
the Independence Day oration
which will be one of the leading
features of the celebration pro
gram. Judge Brown has many
friends and acquaintances In this
section who are looking forward
with pleasure to hearing him on
this occasion.
At 11:30 a short time will be al
lowed for dinner. There will be i
stands on the grounds to provide
refreshments and there will also be
opportunity for those who bring
basket lunches to Bpread them in
picnic style.
The afternoon program will start
with a band concert at the grand
stand at 12:15, Then will come the
ball game and the race events.
Teams from Roseburg and Yoncal
la have been matched for the ball
eame which will be called at 12:30.
It is expected that this will finish 1
in plenty of time to start the j
races at 2:30.
A splendid race card has been ar
ranged by the committee In charge
and the various events and purses
are shown in detail in another col
umn. The premier event will be
the one mile Gobblers handicap for
a purse of $250. Several entries are
assured for this race Including
Joey G., owned by Hobson & Mo
Caslin of Myrtle point, who won
a similar event of July 5 last year.
Thei'fjjwiH be two other events
open to all entries, a half-mile and
a five-eighths, with purses of $150
and $100. There will also be a
hair-mile Douglas county pony race
and a half-mile saddle horse race
also limited to Douglas county en
tries. The other events are a
quarter-mile Shetland pony race,
and a half-mile consolation racf?.
The latter will be open to all
horses that have run during the
meet but have not bepn in on the
niorl iy. The purse for this event
will be $100, which like the
others, will be divided 70 per cent
to the winner, 20 per cent to 'sec
ond place and 10 per cent to third
plane. Entrance fees will be 5 per
cent of the purse of each race.
A number of foot races and
other similar events are being ar
ranged and these will take place
on the track in front of the grand
stand between the horse races. In
the grove there will ne an aero-ride
swing in operation during the day
for the entertainment of the chil
dren. The executive committee has de
cided to adopt the same method
of selling tlrkets as was followed
last year. Tickets will be Rold at
th rntranre to the grounds that
will inrlud not only admission to
the ground but to t h program,
ball gam and rare. Th prir of
th tickets will also be the same,
50c for adults and 25c for children
of grammar srhool age. Grand
stand seats will be 25c but there
will be no charge for cars or for
parking spare. Tickets will be on
sale In a number of places down
town before the parade and a good
deal of delay can be avoided If lo
cal people will secure theirs before
going to the ground.
There will be varied forms of en
tertalnmrnt during the evening,
athletic contests, movies and dance.
A wrestling match between Paul
Amort nf Roseburg and "Sailor
Jack' Woods of Texas la sched
uled to take place at tht grand
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count of the dit'erence in weight
of the two grappKrs this will be a
handicap bout. Woods agreeing to
throw his opponent twice in an
hour. Amort has wrestled several
times recently in Roseburg and has
attained great popularity with the
fans there. Although Woods Is
known as a clever performer he
will have difficulty In dropping the
t
1 Roseburg .man twice In the time
I limit.
The wreBlling match will be pre-!
ceded by a Ground boxing prelimi
nary between two well known
fighters of this section. The match
wilt be held on a raised platform
In front of the irrandstand begi-.
ning at 7:45. Tickets for this
I event will be fl.tift for rlneslde
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seats and $1.10 for general admis
sion. Although there will bo no dance
floor on tho grounds this year,
dancing at the Gobblers hall will
bfgln at 8 p. m. Tha street in
Tront of the hall will be roped off
and used for the overflow crowd.
A Inre orchestra Is being arranged
for Hiid tho best of music la aa
sured.
Manager W. O. Thfel of the
Hun ca low theater, haa also made
preparation to accomodate those
of the celebration crowd who wish
to take, in a movie show. Aa a
special nt t met Ion he haa secured
"The Navigator," a bubbling
comedy with Hunter Keaton In the
leailing role. He wilt put on two
shows beginning at 7:15 and 9.
In addtton to the program
planned fur the Fourth, a fine race
rani has been arranged for the aft
ernoon of July 3 In which a num
ber of otitslile horses will take part
besides the locnl entries. The Oob
hl'T Special, a mile race with a
purse of 2o0, will be the leadnlg
event but there will also be half
mile nnd five elKh-H mile heaU. A
novelty race, Shetland pony race
and a mule raen are also sched
uler). n all thre will be seven
events on that day. The admission
charge of fine on the third will in
clude, grandstand seats for those
who desire them.
Provision 1ms been made for the
decoration of streets with strings
of fines for the celebration and it
is requested by the committee that
every business house be properly
decorated with fUgs and bunting.
LEGION CONVENTION
HAS BIG ATTENDANCE
n
PIUNKVIM.K, Ore., Juno 26.
l'ive performers were injured on
the ripening day of the roduo show,
held in corijtinrtioi. with the Ameri
can 1a ion annual state convention
1 hem ) eaterday. One accident
(ihreati-ns to prove serious, Klmer
iSmith of Tllvrts. Canada, n t tempt
jlng to ri'le a wild horsey, bareback,
wh4 thrown and the animal fell on
! Ill Ml.
j The convention opened with dele
gates present from nearly every
,pt and auxiliary in the state. The
utl' Ddance Is estimated at 6,000.
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One 1923 Dodge Touring $675
One 1919 Dodge Roadster $350
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One 1923 Dodge Sedan $900
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