The evening news., June 21, 1910, Page 6, Image 6

THE EVEVIKfl XKWH TI'KKD.A V, Jt'XK 21, 1010.
UKlAh NKWS.
LOCAL MOWS.
Roy Afive waH in from Wilbur on
. ImsiAetts yesterday.
Mih Audrey Davfa Ih the gueut of
JOr. und Mih. A, C. Hfwly.
J(M1 Shllntz hrtH -uc(-Httfd a posi
tion a fin-man with the 8. P. here.
Kln?rm.n Prank Shaffer of the H.
TP., wont to Portland tortuy on u short
fcusinutu trii.
John UnnkH Ih having a new homo
bnUt on the corner of Pine and
AVoudard streets.
J. V. PerkfnH Is having a complttto
rrK built at his home on the cor
nr of Stephens and Mooter streets.
MIhh Kula Hlnrr, who hnn bfon vls
llins her aunt, Mrs. O. P. Hender
son at her home In this city, re
lumed to Stephens Kunriuy.
As a result of a fall from a wheel,
Alex SellerB, the genial haKKao
ARent at the depot has heen a little
odor the weather for a day or two.
mt has attended to his duties all
tbe time.
Mm, V. A. Warner arrived In the
city last evening from New Orleans.;
Mr. Wnrnnr recently Invested In it
penr orchard near this city where I
they expect to make their future i
hoinn. 1
J. J. Maker, of Wlnxtons, was in
the city today attending to business
matters.
Twenty thousand peach boxen for
sale at J5 per 100. J. U. Klook
Company. dsw-tf
A. J. Anderson, of Melrose, was
attending to business matters In
Koseburg today.
tgrnou )r fjrtWe' tne we'l known
Xw '!1 R0iibufX June 2S and
J?"" optician and optometrist will
29. Remember the dates.
Attorney James Watson left last
nfght for Uardlner where he will re
main for several days attending to
business matters.
W. A. Burr and wire of Portland,
arrived In the city this afternoon
from the southern part of the coun
ty where the former had been on
business.
A very enjoyable evening was
spent at the home of Stella McKI
hlnny last evening in honor of the
eighteenth birthday of Miss Maudie
Kraekenburger, of Seattle, who is
visit fng here. Those present were
Misses Maudie Kraekenburger, Merle
Matthews, Hazel Cawlfleld. Jessie
Huffman and Stella McKlhinny.
LOCAL NKUS.
I SPEND THE SUMMER AT
iinunnriT
Ntvvruiti
YAQUINA BAY
Thee Only Beach in the Pacific Northwest
Whoro the pretty Watur Annten, Moss Agates, Moon-
SlOIICB CumoliuilR ILIlri llniU ftvutnist fan t.o -fn,i n ,1
I OUT DOOR SPORTS OF ALL KINDS
Including Hunting fishing, digging Rock Oysters,
Heating, Surf Hiithlng, Hilling, Autolng, Canoeing and
Dancing. Pure mountain water and the best of food at
low prices. Kresh Crabs, Fish and Vegetables of all
klndH dally. IDEAL CAM PING GROUNDS, with strict
sunitnry regulations, at nominal cost.
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1 10W R00N0-TRIP SEASON TICKETS three day-Saturday to Monday rate
from all points In Oregon,
i Washington and Idaho on
sale dally.
4
from 8. P. points, Portland
to Cottage Grove inclusive,
including branch lines; al-
so from all C. & K. stn-
tlons Albany nnd west.
Good going on Saturduyor
Sunday, and for return
Sunday or Mondav.
3 A Sunday Excursion Rate of $1.50
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from Albnny, Corvallls and Philomath, with correspond
ing low ratea from points west, in effect nil summer. T
Call on nny S. P. o r V. & 10. Agent for full particulars X
hh to rates, train a ehi'dules, etc.: also for copy of our T
beautifully Illustrated booklet, "Outings hi Oregon," or 2
wrllo to 4
WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent,
Portland, Oregon. X
G. W. Carleton, of Marshfield Is
visiting Frank G. Mitel 11.
MIhh M, Anderson arrived in the
city this afternoon from Dillalrd.
Dr. K. B. Stewart was called to
Sutherllu today on professional busi
ness, Mrs, H. Phlpps, of 1)11 lard, arrived
In the c ity this afternoon to visit Mrs.
J, C. Sheridan.
I,
C. L. Smith, of Portland, and a
party of eleven men from the Kast
left last night for Myrtle Crek.
Mrs fl f Phitffot. urhfi hat, l.ann
j visiting in this city for several days,
returned to Seattle this afternoon.
Notice was filed with the county
court today stating that Harold I),
and Mertle K. Kodenberger have
adopted Hattte Murrlll from the
Portland Baby Home.
Mrs. Cook und son, mother and
brother of Mrs. B. L. Giles, arrived
In this city Sunday to visit with the
latter and family.
It. M. Phillips, of St. Louis, Mo.,
who has been spending some time
tit Eugene, Is In the city. The gen
tleman is very favorably Impressed
with this section and may decide to
locate here.
Mrs. Oeorgo K. Meyers, of (Tin
yonvllle, has entered Mercy hospital
to receive treatment from Ors. Seely,
Sether & Stewart for a mastoid ab
cess. The patient's condition Is quite
critical.
At ft special meeting of the mem
bers of the Kagles Lodge No. 1197
last night three new members were
Initiated and seven were elected to
membership. They next meeting wilt
be held In their new hall. In the
Masonic building, which has been re
modeled lately.
G. J. Loom Is and W. H. Axtell, who
have been In this city for several
days left this afternoon for Portland,
where they will remain for a short
time before continuing their trip
to their home in Blue Rapids, Kansas.
These gentlemen have been looking
over the farming lands In the state
and are so well pleased with Douglas
county that Mr. Loom Is says he is
sure to return UiIh fall. He stated
that he expects to bring about fifteen1
families with him when he returns
to Douglas county.
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0 Miss Elen Gertrudt Harris,
O teacher o( vocal and piano, Stu-
ft dio at Oak and Kane streets,
care of Mrs. A. C. Marsters tf X
ft
LOCAL XEWS.
Frank E. Alley has returned from
a business trip to Portland.
A. L. Alklns, a capitalist or Riddle;
j is In the city today looking after
iHiHiiiesH inieresis.
S, M. Kelley Is expected home this
evening from a business trip to Port
laud. John Sinclair and daughter left
this afternoon for their home In Wil
bur after a business trip to this
city.
. adjourned after passing the public
j buildings bill which carries an in-'
crease or iwemy minion over former
appropriations for this purpose. The
"pork barrel" rivers and harbors bill
alone carried fifty million, but des
pite this increase there was a sav
ing along other lines and appropria
tions for governmental brunches un
usually receiving immense sums were
cut about thirty millions.
CAMPERS ATTENTION
I have a first-class team ami nai!
on prepared to take ramping parties
to any section, including alt point
on Coos Hay, Lcuvc order at Sykes
Hardware Store, or phone 1403. ,
TH0S. JENNIE, City Expressman
XOTICK OF DISSOLUTION.
Notice Is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be
tween D. J. Jarvis and J. W. Nolan
has been dissolved, the former as
suming, charge of the business. All
accounts against and due the firm
must be settled with the undersigned.
D. J. JARVVIS.
Dated this 10th day ot June.
1910. d-Jl-10
DIRECf"PRIMARY
LAW FORNEW YORK
(Special to Evening News.)
ALBANY, N. Y., June 21. The
legislature, convened In special ses
sion, listened to the reading of a
message from Governor Hughes rec
omendlng the passage of a direct
primary luw. The message said that
the measure was demanded by a
people dissatisfied with the, present
system of choosing candidates,
APPROPRIATIONS
RUN INTO BILLIONS
(Special to Evening NewB.)
WASHINGTON, June 21. One
billion and eighty millions of dollars
Is the sum total that has been ap
propriated by the present Congress
which 1b the iflrpest in the history of
the United States. It is fully thirty
six millions more than the total of
any other appropriation by congress,
At one o clock this morning the house
WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR WORK DONE WITH
THE VACUUM CLEANER
When we say GUARANTEE we mean Just what the word implies. If
you are not satisfied there will be no charge. We could not make this
assertion unless we were positive of giving good service. When you
get ready to clean house let us do the worst part for you the
cleaning of your carpets. It's easy for you and the price reasonable.
ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY
O. C. BAKER, Proprietor.
Phono 701 .......... Offlco N. Jackson St.
THE ROSEBURG - MARSHFIELD
Will commence running stages between Roseburg
and Marshfield JUNE I5th, leaving Rosebuig daily
at 6 a. in.
Office and Stables Corner Rose and Washington Sts
. C. P. BARNARD, Proprietor.
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FOR WEDDINGS
our stock of plain 14 karat
gold seamless wedding rings
are the correct and latest
styles. Our assortment of
fine diamonds, precious
stones, watches, table silver,
cut glass and clocks for
wedding presents, show a
bewildering variety from
which Co select. ' '
A. S. HUEY,
Jeweler-Optometrist
Our Roasts are
Fine
And our prices are right. If yon
ant come and pick one out telephone
us your order and we will send a
good one. Try one.
Cas Street MarKet
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11 West Cass St. Phone 111.
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Notice to Roseburg People
As soon as the Street Paving starts on 49 blocks, the streets will be barred for hauling of heavy loads, and wood delivery
will cost more than when the streets are open
We Call the People's Attention to These Facts
Because if not looked into in time it will cause the wood buying people extra
Your Orders at Once
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