THE EVENING NEWS THI'RKDAY, MARCH 17, 1910.
News of the City Briefly Told
Oils Deck wont to Myrtle Creek to
day. I,. U Conn, of Mulrose, wns In the
City fr u few lioura yesturduy.
Pnvld McCollum, the saw mill man.
nnd Andy Hunch, arc In town from
Hawthorne today.
Mrs. W V. Chapman left the city
this morning for u visit with relatives
nnd friend In Corvallla und .Mill City,
tor homo town.
Eugene Jewett went to Ruthnrlln
today where he will bunk a few days
In the balmy sunshine, of that beau
tiful valley.
Mrs. F. M. OaHnaway arrived lust
rvniilns from Myrtle Point, and left
thlr, morning for Ashland nnd Califor
nia on a pleasure till).
Mra. T. D. Harry, of West Fork,
who hna been visiting her slater, Mra.
J. I). Sloan, of this city, returned
homo thla morning:.
W. E. Maratera and A. B. Houaer
ore nt Oakland cutting granite blocks
for the piers of the new railroad tres
tle that la being built at that place.
Hen M.ihan wont to Oakland thla
morning to superintend the plumbing
work on the now I .O .O. K. hall
which Is being erected at that place.
' Frnnk Voorgo, a mimical comedlnn
Jiud vaudeville artlBt, arrived this
mornlni: from Albany to fill n four
right's engngemcbt nt ono of tho lo
cal theaters.
T.lnyd Adama. the machine foreman
nt the round house, la cutting red
Mreaks tnrougn mo nanny nuiiun
phcre theao days with the nulonioblie
which ho recently purchased from
Henry Ilurth.
.Tuition llonrv Tloolh left tills morn-
Inn for Omnia Puss. After transact
ing some business there In connection
with tho John Iloolh oatalo ho will
proceed to San Franrlaco. Ho ex
pecta lo return homo next Monday.
A. 11. Camp, of South Ilcer Creek
wnB In (he city yesterday looking nf
ter business IntereHta, nnd wna the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. 11. W. Oliver
of West. Iloseliurg biflt night. Mr.
Camp returned to his homo tuday.
Mr. and Mra. O. U, Clamor went to
'Aahlnnd this morning to attend the
llg convention or Elks that Ib to be
held thero. Mr. darner la Incapaci
tated for work on account, or rlinumn
tlam and la making the heat of his
condition by taking n pleasure trip.
CI. W. Sloper, tho cleaner nnd
proKBOr, has lust received his lino of
Rprlng R'implos from Ed V. Prte.
Chicago tailors, nnd Invites the pub
lic to Inspect thorn. The line la ono
of tho hanrtsoineat over received by
him nnd Includes nil tho latest
weaves mndo Into tho moat fnshlnn
nblo nttlro for men. T?
Mr. P. If. Hurt li, who has been In
tho city alnco last Monday visiting
his son. Henry Ilurth and family, re
turned lo hla home In Portland thla
morning. Mr. llarth, senior, Ib gol
fing nutlo Kray and anys (hat most of
hla gray hairs were canned by Ilenry'a
youthful pranka. Henry says. "('".
you ought to aeo my grandfather
hulr."
!. L. Hayes la In town from Olen
gary. J. A. Underwood, of Oakland, was
In tho city today.
F. E. Whitney, tho assistant U. S.
mall Inspector, passed through town
ou hla way to Medford this morning.
Harth's Toggery has brought suit
In tho Justice court to recover $20.75
alleged to be duo from C. M. Itum
ngo. George Hoed, of Eugene, who has
been visiting hla son who lives ou
Roberta Creek, returned to tho unl
veralty city today.
Mr. and MrB. Itobert Powell, re
cently from Kentucky, were In town
,. a ulioitt.iMtr f.vitilfllnii. Mrs.
Powell la now conducting a dress I
making parlor at Oaklund.
Hay, oats or grain are all right
for the horae, but how about your
wire. Wouldn't she be pleased to
nave somo of thoBO swell fixtures for
her home, now on display at Wlnnlo
Gaddla, tho plumber? tf.
Your price of living will be reduced
If you buy your grocerlea at the
North Side Grocery. It is easy to
live well nnd grow fat If you trade!
with ua. Phono 2C33. Free delivery i
to all parts of tho city. d-tf
xtlon Trtirlnn Tfutvov nnd hnr moth- !
er, Mra. E. II. Hewey, who havo been
stopping for tho past throe weeks nt
Mrs. Hiincns place, ino. isui hum
street, left for Springfield today,
where they will mako their homo. I
Your price of living will bo reduced ,
If you buy your groceries nt the
North Side Grocery. It la eaay to live j
well nnd grow fat If you trndo with
ua. Phono 21133. Froo delivery to!
all parts of tho city. d-tf
J. C. Aiken, J. F. Parker and Chns.
Wharton, appolned by Judge Wona-
colt to nppralKe the estate of Eliz
abeth A. i Snider, deceased, report j
$535 worth of property belonging to;
tho estate, j
For Mon. There la no heter shoe !
made than tho celebrated "J. E. !
Tilt," which Is to bo found nt tho j
Milllkln Shoe Storo. And for heavy
wenr thore Is nothing equal to the !
'United Workman Shoe." dt-f. j
Attorney nnd Mrs. Dexter nice nnd j
little daughter returned today from I
Glendalo where they went yesterday
to intend the wedding of Mlsa Jean J
Clarke, a well known young lady of
that city, and Ward Heller, of Los
AngoleB. I
Tho upraiaors appointed by Judge I
Wonacott to appraise tho property of ;
tho Into Clarence Gazley Have riled
a report allowing $(.!I00 worth of
real and personal property belonging
to the estate. Tho appraisers were:
George W. Itlddlo. II. J. Wilson, W.
F. llrlggs.
The renort of the nppnilserB of the
estate of Elizabeth Miifl'tt. deceased,
show that tho deceased had $!)50 ou
deposit In the First National bank,
iind $450 on deposit at tho Douglas
National bank at tho tlnio ot li"r
death. ltev. K. M. Mears, J. W.
Wriulit nnd J. F. Culver acted at
apialsors.
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New YorK Store
SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK
R. & G.
Corsets
$1
SOLE AGENTS FOR BURSON H0SE-F1NCK DETROIT RAILROAD OVERALLS
FREE DELIVERY TO ANY PART OF THE CITY PHONE NO. 254
THE UNREDOUBTABLE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY BARGAINS
THEY ARE PRICES THAT TALK
BIG SUIT SPECIAL
New Novelty and srictly tailored suits and suits in
all kinds of weaves and makes--the values run to
$27.50-any suit at the low price
8 1-3 APRON GINGHAM 6c
Apron checks in the hest wearing or wash
ing apron gingham made, special
:6c
65 Boys' and Girls' Rompers 49c
Boys and Girls gingham and duck rom
pers, all sizes, special
49c
7c L. L. Muslin 5c
Muslin that is of pretty good quality, spec
ial per yard
5c
$1,25 to $1.50 Waists 98c
White lawn and tailor waists in a big,
variety of styles, special ;.
98c
$1 Bed Sheets 69c
Full size bed sheets, good muslin, 72x90
a big snap, special
69c
35c Corset Covers and Drawers 19c
For tomorrow, corset covers, neatly trim
med, special
19c
A BIG SALE LACE CURTAINS AT
Values to $1.50-100 pairs to picK from-Nottinghams in a variety of
designs, 3 to 3 1-2 yards long'. A snap for house cleaning' time
65c Men's Work Shirts 39c
Men's work shirts in all colors and sty
les and good and well made, Fpocial J S
I9c Children's Hose 12c
Children's extra good heavy ribbed
stockings in one that is fast black
12c
44 Inch Wool Panama 39c
For Friday and Saturday, 44 in. pana
ina in blue, black, brown, red, special..
r 39c
12 1-2 Sleeveless Vests 9c
Womei's' ribbed sleeveless vests in a neat
pattern, a snap, 4, 5, 6 size, special....".
9c
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NEWS OF T11K CITY
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U'iiulou S11U Homo Cookintf.
Tho Uatltos Aid of Iho Prosbyter
lan church will havo a window s:i!o
ot home rooking at the grocery store
of Milledgo & 1'lckena next Friday,
March 18. Lota of good tilings to eat
will bo on sale. in-18
Tine IJne Millinery.
.Mlsa Lillian Kldd hns received hr
stock of millinery and Is showing all
the latest designs In pretty and fash
ionable headgear at her home. 411
Jackson street m-17
(irrunry Farm Sold.
Through tho W. C. Harding Land
Co., the M. ('. Gregory farm of 20
acres, located at Kdenbower. wns
sold today to Mrs. Tunnell, a recent
arrival from Mobile, Ala. Mr. and
Mra. tleorge Gregory will move to
this city to reside as soon as the
buyer takes possession, which wlli
be about tho first of the coming
month.
CASS STREET
PHONE 351
Ninety New Mem tiers.
Some ninety new members have
been added to the Methodist church
since the beginning of the conference
year last September. Of this num
ber. 4rt have been received Into tho
church since the recent revival meet
lucs closed. A class In religious and
HI M leu I instruction hns b.n-n fornu d
by the pastor, Hev. Hawkins, to In
form the new converts In church doc
trine and history. The first meeting
of the class waa held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Marsters last ev
ening. After an Instructive lecture
by the pastor, light refreshments
were served, nnd the evening wns
concluded by a very enjoyable social
hour.
JI ST UK.CK.IVKO
the most beautiful designs and color
tncs In wall muier ever shown In
Roseburg at FUhor' Paint and Taper
Store.
llll'I'Kl) WITH IU idlKU HOSK.
Garter St raj is Itemoved While Ma
tron Punishes GirlM.
IES MOINES, Iowa. March 17.
Eight girls from the state reform
school at Mltchelville are in jail here
today. I heir Incarceration foliowod
a riot nt the school which threatened
to embroil the entire institution.
One of the principal causes of the
disturbance that resulted in the ar
rest of the girls, one of them stated
was the refusal of Miss Hattie Garri
son, the matron, to permit them to
wear their garter straps while they
were being whipped.
A piece of rubber hose w-as used
during this operation, the girls said
and the supporters were instrumental
in partially breaking the force of the
blows.
After they had thrown the school
Into an uproar last evening el.ght of
tho girls, supposed to be the leaders
in the outbreak, were arrested on
charges of inciting a riot and de
stroying property of the state. They
were sentenced to ten days lu jail.
GOVERNMENT CONTROL.
President I'rges Congress to Protect
tho Seals.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hunter,
Wilbur, were lu the city today on a
shopping trip.
For a good clean shave, hair cut or
bath, rail at tho Maddu barber shop
Cas street. TF
Circulating Library at Roseburg
Book Store. 1.000 volmns new fic
tion, paper covers, only 10c ea."h.
After readone one exchange it for an
other for only 5c.
If you are looking tor good service
In the barber line call at the Maddix
barber shop. Cass Ftn?et. Roseburg
National bank bldg. Three chair shop.
Rath room a In connection. TF
NEW TOHAY.
WANTED Two lady roomers, with
or without board. Inquire at this
office or phone 1301. d-n,J4
BOARD WANTED Room and
board by young man In family
where there are no other boarders.
Will pay $4.50 per week. Address
B, News office.
WASHINGTON, March 17. in a
special message sent to congress this
afteruoon President Toft requested
that seat fishing be prohibited on the
Alaskan Islands of St. Paul and St.
George, and that the government as
sume absolute control of the islands,
'including the Inhabitants and the
seal herds."
The lease )f the North American
Commercial company, now holding
the Islands, expires on April 30 of
this year.
The president recomemnds that
congress repeal the provisions for the
extension of the lease, and enact a
law authorizing the department of
commerce and tabor to take charge
of the lBlands.
GRINNING SKELETON IX TREE.
John D. Rockefeller, the workmen
on the estate are searching for a
band of Italian blackmailers.
The boy was recovered several
miles away, in the custody of two
women agents of the Black Hand.
When they were overtaken, the wom
en refused to answer question, and
finally fled. They escaped. -
Detectives have been employed to
run down the band that has terror
ized the workmen, most of whom are
Italians.
- Threatening letters have been re
ceived by many of them, in which
money was demanded.'
Grewsom Sight Confronts
Cruiser.
Timber
EUGENE, Ore.. March 17. To be
confronted by a grinning skeleton
standing upright In the hollow of a
tree was the experience of a party
of timber cruisers working on the
Lower Siuslaw for the Lacey Lum
ber company.
The discovery was made Monday
when a cruised removed a slab of
wood which covered the aperture in
the tree and revealed the grewsome
sight. It is thought to be the skele
ton of a white man or possibly thit
ot an Indian.
New paper, new patterns, new
styles, paints, varnishes, etc., at Fish
er's Paint Store.
KIDNAP LITTLE HOY.
Child Was Recovered anil Search Is
on for Kidnajiers.
IF EASTER SEES
YOUR PLUMBING
NEW YORK. Marrh 17. Follow
ing the kidnaping; of the 4-)rear-oM
aon of Leonard de Carlo, an employe
on the Winchester county estate of
out of order words will not express
the Indignation of your wife. To
avoid all such unpleasantness suppose
you have us ro over your plumbing
and fix any little thing that needs at
tention. Your water holier, sink and
hath room traps, etc., are likely to
EO wrnni nt nnv tlt,,a ti
'end to them so no such thing will
happen on Easter of all days.
Howard & Mahan,
The Plumbers and Tinners