The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920, September 21, 1910, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTffK EVEMXO VFBH. WKI1NKSDAV, SKIT. 21, 1WIO. THE EVENING NEWS HY B. W. BATI:S IHHIJKII I1AII-V KXC'KIT SUNDAY. Kutered as second-clans matter November 6, 1909, at Honeburg Ore., under of March3, 1879- KiihtiTiiiflmi Hates Dully. Per year, by mall 13.00 Per month, delivered 60 j Per Year $2.00 j Six months 11.00 I WKIINKHIIAV, SKIT. HI, 111 III. LOCAL XEWS. A. Lliielmck, a local plnno nit'-nt. t went In Oakland this morning io look after business matlers. j Mrg. E. Allen went lo Oakland! this mornlim to look after business i 1 merits. Kino ehanel organs, almost at your own prlre, at A. I.luebarks iilnno house on Cass street. dsw-ol J. F. Barker went to Iiraln thh morning to look after various bus! ness matters. Itafe Dixon and Ethel Dixon lefi for Eugene this morning where the? will ipend a few days In attendanc at the fair. J. O. Mel. James Terniilln and Thomas Blrader are snenfllng a few days hunting at points about fiftee miles above Peel, Mrs. Marv Hussy, of Southeaster Montana, Is spending a few days in the elty visiting at the home of .Mrs J. O. Melz. Mrs E. M. Ellis, wife of a former proprietor of t he Central hotel, left for her home In Idaho this morning ivliere she experts to remain per manently. Rev. K. M. MearH, pastor of tin local M. E. ch'irrll, S'liirh, left fot Medford I his noon where he will spend n few days In attendance hi the. annual conference of the M. E church. South. Henry Conn lefi for view yon- terrlav morning where he expects to upend several weeks attending to business matlers and visiting will) friends nnd relatives. Joe Murphy and Mr. Sparks, hnlh limber cruisers, left for points on Coon river tlis morning where they have a contract to cruise several mil lion feet of timber. A l.lnehack, the, piano man on Cass street. Invites the good people of Hoseburg and Douglas County to rail at his piano store and see the largo and complete line of high grado pinnou that bavo Just nrrlved Onmo one, come all nnd try them for yourselves. dsw-ol Captain 8. M. Page, son of E. M. Pago, of the Pngn Investment Com pany, left for Champaign, Illinois, a few dayB since where he will be mar ried on October 6. to Miss Leonn P. Bmlth, an accomplished young lady of that city. After a tour of the Eastern Btates the happy couple will return to Drain where they will make their future home. A petition has been filed In the probate court by Mrs. Marguerite M. Hobertson, guardian, asking that appraisers be appointed n the estate Inherited by Lillian Alexander, Rob flit and James Hobertson, nil minor children. The pel it Inn requests that the appraisers be selected from Mult nomah county. Tbo petition was Hi ed through Attorneys Drown & "ldy. President II. 0.. Myers. Secretary U-alui nnd Deputy A. 1,. Madillx. or the Htnto Hoard of Barber Examiners. lnsH!c!ed the several barber shop throughout i hp city this morning Bnd according to their reports all of tbo Institutions are conducted along sanitary lines. .Messrs I.eabo nnd ft ft Miss Ellen Gertrude Harris, : teacher of vocal and piano, c Studio at Oak nnd Kane streets, ',' care of Mrs. A. C. Mnrsters tf :s IIOAItll AMI HOOMS. Pei-Konq ilt'Klrlnn excellent tic- roinimululloiiH lor hnnril nnd room mnv necnie them nt The Allllein. Mrs. l. (J. Pnlm, prop.. 112 llrockway street, this rltv. This house hns Jnst recently necn opened nml Is Mrsl-chiss In every imrtlciilnr. Kates reason- able. Telephone 22Y lt( COAL BEST WASHINGTON COAL $7.50 S ROCK SPRINGS $l LOO S Leave Orders at PACE INVESTMENT CO. KOSEBURGNAT'LBANK . flyers loft for points north this af ternoon, allowing the work of ex mining a number of applicants to fall upon the shoulders of .Mr. Mad dlx. Mrs. W. It. Willis, of Umpuua, Is spendinK a fiw days in the city vis iting with friends, James Innian, of Looking filass. fs HpeudinK the day in town attend ing to biislnesH matters. Dr. Straw, mayor of North Bend is registered at the MeClallen hotel. The doctor is quite well known in Kosehnrg where he has many friends. Judge fiPorge 11 Hnrnett. of Salem, republican candidate for juile of the supreme court, whs in the city today In lb: interest of his (-jnlidacy and visiting with friends. The decision handed down in the circuit court some months ago in the C'haiinrey vs Wallenberg case was made by .M r. Huniett. The gentleman feels rnnti dent of success at the primary elec tion next Saturday. Mrs. Klbert Hermann and Mrs. Chillies Hamilton tendered a recep tion to a number of their lady friends at the beautiful home of the former this afternoun. The Ipaclotis re ception rooms were beautifully dec orated for (he occasion and present- d a most inviting appearance. Re freshments were served. Mrs. JiiMen losephson, Mrs. J. V. Hamilton and Miss Helen Hamilton assisted. COM) M Kl. li COXTF.ST. filter! iilnfiitf ('nigrum it t Itupf i( Church Thurwliiy Night The County Hold Medal Contest will he held at the linptlst church In this city Thursday evening at 8 Vcloek. An entertaining program hue been arranged for the event. There Is no admittance fee to the contest, but an offering will bo taken. Fol lowing is the program: Piano Solo, Miss Kllen Gertrude Harris. Invocation, Rev, McConnell. Vocal solo, prof. Chas. A. Lotz. Rending, No. 1. Vocal duet. MiHses Lorna Pool and Wllleta Green. Reading, No. 2. Vocal solo, Mr. Delos Livingston. Rcudlug. No. 3. Vocal solo, Mrs. R, R. Wills. Vocal Trio. Misses Black. Bridges and Black. Reading, No. A. Male quartet, Messrs Lotz. Brum- Held, Livingston and Blackmail. Awarding of mediil. WAXTEII .HI Men Fifty miMi nre nnntoil hy Winnie ('.uilills, Hip plumber, at once. Apply nt the pliiinhliiK shop corner Pine ami Limn Htreels. tf Before Buying a Sewing Machine try a NEW HOME the machine that carries a life time snarnntee. If !t la your fault. WE FIX ir If it is our fault WE FIX IT If it fault the Machine's WE FIX IT Pay lor it as you can. $i per week. Uki Ma ch ires taken in . trade Promptness in Filling Orders a Feature of Our Business At Your Service Day or Night We want every lady in town to come and get a free sample of our own mahe of PURE VANILLA EXTRACT This extract is different from any other vanilla. If you use it once you will say it is the nicest vanilla you have v.muiii yvu nave atory. Price 25c Phone 81 We make people A FT Kit COU STOIt.MiK. (Continued from Page One.) lug that the "cold storage" plant was being conducted "wide open" and that drinks were being served in the same fashion ag in the days of the licensed saloon. It Is also alleged that there are other resorts in Rose burg that are being conducted along shady lines, with beer and whiskey as the chief dispensing product. The dry eifinent contend that the pro prietors of the resorts referred to are carrying on their business with out molestation, and that they are violating the local option laws ever day without the least fear of the of ficers. Notwithstanding that there are at present laws governing the salt; of Intoxicating liquors in "dry" ter ritory, the advocates or a cleaner city, contend that, the officers are not doing their duty, but oil the con trary are passing by the flagrant vio lations without even attempting to. detect the guilty parties. A well known Uoseburg citizen. 1 known lo be affiliated with the "wet" party, atid a member of the Rose burg city council, when informed of the plan outlined by the "dry" ele ment In preserving the local option law. a ssert ed that he w as pi en sed with the procedure, and as a niem bnr of the ItoKeburg municipal bodv, ' would lend whatever aid possible, in' instituting a general "clean-up". Indications nre that thn vlnlni will be compelled to either resist fu ture violations of the law, or cease business. A Hoosier Kitchen Cab inet Will Touch That Tired Spot That husband of yours Is all rlcht. You hail a hard time to Bet him and now you want lihn to live to be as old as Mc thuseleh. don't you. So what have you done? Why, you said: "Let's get us a corn planter, a riding plow, a disc narrow, a waiton with a spring Bent, a ridiim cultivator with a striped sunshade, a wheat drill, a ninnure spreader nnd n self binder." And then you said: "Let's put up a' wind mill, build a corn crib In the barn." nnd you Just made things bandy for him all 'round and Hint's all hunky-me-dory. iJ "it after you bought your sowing machine with butter nnd okk mi y, and bought a bur- rett and a rat for your hair, yon begun to say to yourself: "If this Methuselem is going to have a wife after while. I d better be trying to save myself." So you are looking aroun 1 now. aren't you? well this Iloosler Kitchen Cabinet is Just the thing for you. It's so handy, so comolete. so cheap and such an all-r imel kitchen nnd dining room In one corner of the house, that fie only fault ever yet found with it by anyone Is that no man Hint ever bought one for his wife has ever been able to get n divorce. That Is the kind or a Cabinet that's sold at RICE $ RICE The House Furnishers T FHWA MIT 1ST H Lumber, Lath, Shingles and Dry Finish T.uml er Doors and Windows of all Kinds. ? xx Yartleon .oer Oak Strwt. 'Phone Ull tmitmtmmttmmtituittitttmttmtttttw WATER FRONT DRY GOODS STORE D. J. JARVIS, Proprietor! A complete line of Pry 5ooJs in slock. We can save you money on Men's Furnishings, Shoes and Overalls Everything' New and Strictly First Class Remember the Place and Save Money 125 SHERIDAN STREET ROSEBURC, OREGON ever used. This vanilla extract ever useu. ims vannia extract is raaae ir and 50c a bottle, delivered at your home. pvi a rnrr' rv r . w t flARSTERS We carry everything that should be found in a high class pharmacy welcome We will call for and deliver your prescriptions Let us look into your watch if it needs repairing We'll tell you what the trouble is and what it will cost to fix it. , And when we fix it you can depend on it. No work to be done over again when we do the re lairing. R.S.HUEY S. P. Watch inspector DO IT -NOW. We feel that Douglas county will i receive her share uf home-seekers this coming full and there will be f no doubt a bin demand for acreage as well as city property, and you may have that particular tract of land. Should such be the case; have you an abstract showing clear title to your land which would enuble yu to make a quick sale. We would advise having one made now which would give ample time to have any defects cured before such time as you ma have a purchaser. We have recently eono to a great expense in putting our title plant in a condition that Is second to none in the state, we also have the only set of abstract books in 'he county, our assistants are all competent and our charges are rea sonable. The Douglas County Ab stract Co. d-sw-tl 4 If hot air was music some 4 people would be a brass band. Ostermore M.ttiress'M in'ij the best mattress on earth. They too make an untufted one but long experience has taught those professional mat- (ress nmkers that the original is far the better. 4 Many small mattress con- cerus who are striving for business are well aware that nothing better can he made. 4 Consequently they try some new fandangle that's never been tried out, the results are 4 guess work. 4 Ours is the laboring: man's 4 4 store. We are always readv 4 4 to close in betterment of the 4 4 celebrations of any orders. La- 4 4 bor Day was a treat to us. while 4 4 we kept closed we took the op- 4 4 portunlty of straightening out 4 I 4 our storp from the rush of busi- 4 ! 4 ness the last two months. 4 4 KICK KICK. 4 4 The Hotisefurnishers, 4 4 4444444444444444444444444 ITMRFnmMDAXIV H 3 R0SEBURG, OREGON t is made from the best vanilla DRUG STORE w. f. RodoiflA. p. LATHAM Architect and Superintendent MODERN RKSIDEXCES A SPEC IALTY. Room I. Hell Sifters' llliU; Nice Crisp Goods The kind that tickles j'Our palate 444 Buy your supplies of pastry and bread from THE UMPQUA BAKERY II. OVKST. Prop. RALSTON'S BRAN 15c per Package at Henry Easton GROCER Telephone 263 irlb KUSEdURG MARSHFIELD and ROSEBURG'MYRTLE POINT ..STAGE LINES.. STAPES LEAVE ROSEBURO FOR BOTH POINTS DAILY AT 6 A. M. Office and Stables Corner Rose and Washington Sts C P. BARNARD. Prom-ii-tor beans in our own labor- Prescription Pharmacists Carpenter, Contractor and Builder. TELEPHONES. Ofllcc Main 2021 ItesiuVnco .'. Tin S. Main St. THE EUREKA A Woman's Friend Invaluable to Ladies Demonstra tions Rlvi-n daily by lndy iilti'iKlrtnt. Oltlct iiour, 10 to 12 a. m. 2 lo 1 p. in. Crill at rooniB I and 2 A bra il am iiM'g at homo upon request Kvery MoniHii iff iuttTL-stfil nml Mioulil nllOW R llOllt tlio wonili rful Eiin-krt, Die bef ( nntiff)tfc ifnst' In stantly, in ftifo ami iojtivu in Its roMillb 344 N. Jackson St Our Roasts are Fine And our prices are right. If you an t come ami pick one out telephone uayour order and we will send a good one. Try one. Cas Street MarRet IOUIS KOHLHAGEN, Prop. 11 1 Weit Cm 8t Pho w 11 Free Dellrery. We Repair Everything Electrical Hi that needs attention as well at Bell you apparatus. Furthermore we attend to repairs promptly (on phone order If you like) and you won't need to sound your burglar alarm when you get our bill. Need anything In our line. G. L. PRIOR 15 N. Jackion St. Roiebirg, Or X X X tWWWWtmWMMIIIII unuui