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

THriwiMv, jilv 21, isio.
LOCAL NKWS.
LOCAL NKWS.
VOXCA LLA Itl'lHiKT.
THE KVEMVfi XKWS.
Ah, that sounds fine; Arundel
3uyl k. Only tuner of experience
&i fWuslas county.
dt,
-Mjh. S. II. Mf.vcra w?nt to Dllli.rd
vhis morning to spend u couple of
i-tj vJnilmg friends.
Ijielt Kenney, of Medford, Ih upend--Vttjt
a few days In the city attending
f bttnineKH lnutterH mid vlftltlng
Mm. M, H. Hcirfck and hod, Ray,
of Portland, arrived In the olty last
wwuIiik to upend a ffw days visiting
4ho home of Mih, hcutur jJHI.
Itoscnp 0 ran go will give an Ire
irrwtm Koclal In the grove on the
UjookinR Glass Hfhool grounds Friday
exiling, July Hi), Everybody Ih
rrwsi eordlallv Invited,
.j2 THK WOMKX'S COMMITTKB.
Clara tV Clark, wait rows at the
ift owl hi iK hotH, went to Kugene this
momliiK In r(nonB to a telegram
announcing the death of her -mother
-and filnter, from the telegram It
apprars that the two women wen
lwrnecl to death, hut how the accl
':nt occurred Ih not known.
Tho regular meeting of the Ump
Valley Horticultural Society and
fruU (Jrnwera AHKOclation, will he
'JhitJ at the court h on tie In thin city
on Saturday, July at 10 o'clock
in 1 he morning, A number of niont
mpirtnnt nintterH are nelieduled for
mHideration and It Ih hoped thai
fwry member of .(he organization
"VH ntleiid. Among ottier thlngn ;
Jkn Rxeeulive committee will be elect- j
to servo the association during thei
mrixt twelve niouttiH. ,
s
Murk Alexander, aecrelaiy of the
VmiMiuu Land & Water ('ompany
dtas returned from the mountain
vfcJwrn ho spent the past ten days
wiruoying ramp lite, Mark Iihh at
TritiTw-d quite a repututtou hh a fisher
ivwn, and succeeded In catching a
far)) number of (he finny tribe
-fuvhiK bin late Kojourn.
Jowpli Murphy, who returned
from firewater Valley hnt evening
yVfn neveral foreat (IreH raging at
'.h liuad of (Ujoh river. lie wi.vh
flhal Hevrrul thoiiHuad dollars worth
4I ml untile, timber Iiiih been den-
'trfryi-d notwithntnndliig the determln-
wf ffroru (if the (IrellghterB to
K. AmbroHe, of Voncalla, retimed HooKtcv Association Organized
nome tutu aiternoou after a oner VoiichIIji,
vltlt In UiiB city.
Mltu I IvIiKfulnni. nf IliM.I.. ..,,.u
Mont of the Douglas county dole- H,' ,,.., ,.r nu vt-utf.n ...,
gation to the Hepulillcan State Aa-1,,
aembly will returne from Portland g. Quant, of Oakland, was a hual
tomorrow morning. ne88 v(Hor to h c,ty ,ttat,Sat
! urday.
Mrs. S. M. Kelly goes to Dlllard Hurry Stearng and wife have re
tomorrow morning where she will, turned from their vhdt at Miles City,
Hpend several days viHltlng at the Mont.
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Phone 2541
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Free Delivery
McCall Patterns 10c and 15c
home of Mm. S. M. Miller.
Krvle (.off. wife and child, who
reside In the vicinity of Oakland are
Hpendlng the day In town looking af
ter business matters.
Daniel Kord, one of Itoneburg's
oldest and moat prominent citizens,
Ih HI at his home in North Hose
Xlni.'A. C. Kldd nnd daughter. Mrs,
timan I'urdy. left for Montreal.
TUfjcwJa, hiKt night from which place
:ny nun ror coiitind at an early
Mrs. Kldd Iihh not Heen her
rjbttVnr for Iwenty-nlne years, and
tfcHdSfc to Bay that she will he well
w0tt.irl for the trouble and expeiiHe
nsrrwl on tho Journey.
J. PntterHon, representing Heale
ft Company, of Portland, Is a hiiHl
uw vinltor In the city today. Mr.
trvrhnn ways that considerable Im
iTD.TPient work U In evidence In all
wrXvnnK of the slntt. and that It Ih
altawwt ImpoHslhle for 1) Ih firm tn
wvTp)y the demand for road machln-
t-i-nl nulomobile garages hiv do
'iW u rushing IhihIim-hh of late, and
b tttmu lnttauccH the employes are
wwnniM(i to laitor rar into the night
Hay Olllvant. of Manihfield, arriv
ed In the city last evening to upend
a few days vlHiiing at the home of
his father, T, M. Olivant.
Dr. S. A. Brown, of rjortland, pren-
blent of the Douglas Development
Company, arrived In the city this
morning to spend a few dayH visit
ing with his aHHoclato, J. W. Per
kins. Mrs. II. T McCMallen and daugh
ter. Marguerite. Mrs. John H. Lee
a nd Joe M u rphy ret u rned f rem
Hrewster Valley last evening where
they spent the past ten days enjoy
lugtl the pleasantries incidental to
camp life I it that locality.
JamcH h. Lee, of Yoncalla, Is u
biislness visitor In the city today.
Mr. Ixe Is roan supervisor of the
Yoncalla district, and reports much
road work going on in that locality.
He anticipates J hat Douglas county
will have roads eqiiiil to any cnuntv
in the state in five years hence.
C. II. Oden, living 0 miles east of
KOHcbui-g on Deer Creek, brought In
He vera I samples of rock from his
rami, having seen In the Xcwh that
a mining man rrom Montana wan In
town. Do Invites anyone Interested
In geology or mining to call on htm.
and will permit prospecting on the
ranch. If there Ih anything there
worth going after ho Is ready to
make any kind of a fair proposition
to the prospector, One sample of
rock brought In has the annenranee
of oil shale, but w" ure not up on
geology, ho will leave the Inspection
to those better qualified.
Hardly a day passes that the com
mcrciat club does not receive lettera
from one or more persons asking for
positions on ranches, and farms to
rent. If any of our ranchers are In
need of help ut any time, they might
obtain the same by notifying the
publicity manager of the club. Husl
neKH men who expect to have places
for clerks within a reasonable time
cun also find a number of applica
tions, generally from men who are
well qualified and who have good
references. Bricklayers, plumbers.
enrpenters. painters, and many oth
er men with trades Inquire about the
piospectH for work In ftoseburg and
vicinity. Any contractor who can
uhc such men is Invited to notify the
publicity ofllee. Most of these Ap
plications are from qualified men.
who expect to go Into the fruit irrow-
i 1 11 IF llllullliiuu II u uiuin uu Itinv oun
.V-twr before, say the proprietors of dlsnose of oronerlv. men u-lth fnm-
garages, have so many tourists
Uaiwtl IIiioukIi Itoscburg hh this
ttT, ninwltliHlandlug that tho Seat-
t'lc Yntr attractLd many of their uum
t Hnrlug tho season of UMHt.
illeH who will contribute to the
growth and prosperity of the city
and county, nnd who are well wortji
encouraging to come -here and lo-cute.
Attorney Claude DeVore was look-;
Ing after business matters, here last;
Monday. !
John Ueckley, of Oakland, was
here on business a few days this ,
week, j
The Misses C'olonis who have been :
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. SimpHon, have gone to Hose!
burg.
Mrs. W. J. Long, of Portland Is (
viHltlng with her mother. Mrs. Henry j
Wllte, al Klkhead. i
Henry Parke made a business trip!
to Sutherlin lust Monday,
' Quite a number of Drain's citizens;
attended the basket dinner at this
place last Bunday.
John Mo.se r made t business trip Q
to Cottage Grove the first of the 5
week,
Mrs. Sam Long, who hafi !eon an J
Inmate of Mercy hospital for several
weekH has returned to her home at
(his place. t
MIsh Alice Mahn. of Roseburg. J
visited with relatives near here the;
first of the week.
Grandma Kruse. of Kosehurg. tsj
visiting relatives near this city this
week. J
.lap Stock and family have moved'
to Klce Hill where Mr. Block has!
employment.
Mrs. Holyflejd, of Drain, visited
with Mrs." John Applegate the first
of the week.
Vernon Iledlfer. of Myrtle Creek, j
t t.i-- -:V'"rn:?M at MorriH horse'i
restaurant.
Perry Burl and family, of Mon
mntith, are visiting relatives at this
1)1 ace.
Mr. K. C. Coffman is visiting rel
atives at Cottage (irove this week.
Wm. Roberts, Lee Allen. Jack Mc
Curdy, Joe Krancls, Mrs, John Miller,
and Isaac Ohlsen were among the
llayhurst visitors to this city this
week.
Miss Sue tlurl Is visiting at the
Cutlack home near Comstock this
week
Lewis Clark, r.f St. Johns, Is here
on business (Ms week.
O. W. Ohlsen has gone to Suth
erlin where he has a contract to ball
about 20ft tons of hay,
Ben Huntington, Sr., went to Port
laud last Tuesday to attend the re
publican state assembly.
Barton Helllwell loft last Thurs
day morning, for Frisco to remain
Indefinitely.
Henry Mooney, of Klkhend. In
forms uh that he will move to Myrtle
Creek In a few weeks to reside, he
having purchased a fine farm near
that city.
J. L Cochran has olri hfs confec
tionery store at this place fo P.
Smith who has taken charge of ihe
mime. Mr. Cochran Is a little un
decided as to Inst wffat he will do.
but fn all probability he wfll tTko
charge of the railroad section' at Al
ba ny.
Last week tf fair lirdividnal ap
peared at thlH place and forthwith
proceeded to display a few "hlgh
Hlgns" as well as others, whfch Hf
first ntlracted some attention, huf
which proved to be onl.r the "dis
tressed sign or blind tlgerism."' We
are Informed tlnrr while no blind
tliiers were found wherewfth to snoih
the Jaded feellngH flint the emitvnlont
FincK's Bib Overalls 85c
Immense values for our usual Friday and Saturday.
The originators of Bargain Days in Roseburg. We head
the Great Procession of Bargain Givers. Let us show you
always the Best at the Cheapest Price.
FOLLOWING ITEMS VERY SPECIAL
Great Sale Of High Grade R & G Corsets, Regular Values $3 to $5
Only about 50 corsets in the special $1.39 lot and in order to close out follow
ing numbers K6 F24 and C90. We offer them fir Friday and'SaN tl.2Q
urday at the very low price of P 107
Buy Pillow Tops and Art Goods Now
A tremendious sale of this line divided into two lots, each lot contaips values
unapproachable. See to it that you get your share. . .
Lot One, Regular Values Up to $1.50 All Go Special 25c
In this lot you will find great values that are surprising, indeed many fancy
tops that make admirable presents and are always good around one's own Of
home. Very special sale price DK
Lot Two, Regular Selling Values to $3.00 All Go at Very Low Price 59c
In this assortment you will find Jieavy printed linens and scarfs with lace and
in fact a great assortment, more than we could tell you about. To appre- CQ
ciate is to see tbem. Just what you have been looking for at the cheap price 5"v
Fine Lingerie $2.49, Regular Selling Values to $7.00
Great sale of high grade lawivand lingerie waists in a large assortment to
close out. The entire summer stock all goes at the remarkably low price Mf
Also some high grade linen waists that sold up to $4.50. All go in this lot vf7
was administered In another form
and the individual departed well sat
isfied. The ladies of tbls city have organ
ized a booster society whoae object
will he to beautify and boost the
town and community. It Roes with
out saying lhat the ladies will make
a siu'csb of their iw- undertaking
and that ere long our little eity will
rank wf(h the best of them fn cletrn
linesu ad beauty. Xow that the
ladies hirve started tle good1 work,
let uh nfr tend a helpfnff hand and
thereby assist fn this progressive
work which; makes for lienltn' and
wealth antf happiness. Our cfty,
while not Tarse is one nf The best
bnsiness paints In the country and"
is backed lip by a country wecond to
none. Mrs. P 1. Heard is president
of the new organization and Miss
Hefen Burt f secretary.
Much Interest is twins manifested
fn the protracted meeting at this
place about So ImvtnR declared their
will probably close some time dur
ing the present week.
MRS. McGlNTY.
C. B. CHn, of St. Paul, Minne
sota, arrived in the city yesterday,
and1 will Hpeiirf. the next ten days in
this vicinity looking over the coun
try with a view oT purchasing land.
Mr. Cline Informed a News repre
sentairve this nrorning that he was
merely acting as agent for a number
of peopfe of Swedish decent, who are
desirous of locating in Western Ore
gon. "On account of the high prices
that prevail in Douglas cotrnty," said
Mr. Cline. "I doubt very innch as to
whether I can interest my clients.
They are a clr ; of people who de
velop the country, but are not finan
cially able- to purchase land at from
$200 to $.00 per acre." Mr. CUne
will Investigate Douglas county quite
thorough before going efsewhere.
however, believing that the advan
tages and climatic conditions fn this
Intentions of forsaking the world and! ; locality are well adapted to general
following Ihe MaHter. The meetings fanning.
DAILY WEATHKK KEPOIIT.
U. S. Weather Bureau, local office,
Roseburg, Ore., 24 hours ending S
A.. M.
July 21, 1910.
Precipitation in inches and Hun
dredths: Maximum temperature 98
Minimum temperature . 56
Precipitation
Total precipitation since first
of mouth .03
Average precipitation: for this
month for 32 years 32
Total precipitation from Septenv
ber T, 190!. to date 30.34
Average precipitation from Sep
tember 1 J877 34.19
Total deficiency from Septem
ber t, 1909 3.83
Average precipitation for 32 wet
seasons (Sept. to Maiy Inclu
sive 33.00
WILLBAM BELL,
Observer.
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360 Feet of the
Large
Spans
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COMPLETED
WEEK MORE
new bridge span
Tahe a WalK
And Roseburg will hrve a
nine the Umpqua River.
down to the bridge tomorrow and taKe a looK at the erection of the last span of the
ALEXANDER BRIDGE
See the beautiful Townsite, ParK, River Front and remember the Residence Lots are 40x140 feet
Free Bridge Privilege to Buyers
SEND IN YOUR ORDERS FOR WOOD
Split OaK $2.75 Stove Wood $2.50
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