THE EVENING NEWS
BV II. W. HA i ts
lsFKlT" D A 1 I. V KXCK1T BL'NDAY.
Hiilnu'rinllon Hales Unity.
per year, by mall $3.00
per month, delivered 60
Seml-Weeklj.
Per year 2 0"
Six month 100
Entered as second-class matter
November 6, 1910, at Roseburg, Ore.,
under act ofIarch 3, 1879
mi).TaT7 ji i.v at.
II All.ltOM) (illHSII'.
I'lirly it ('Biilnlll Talk Itnlliimil
Al Multifield.
A dlHtliiKiilxhed party "f Kimler;.
nnd California oniiltulNtH are on Coof
Hay today Invest luanni; Itn r.niirco-.
and prospects with a view to futun
Investments hete, auya tho Coos Ba
rim..a in the nariy are: r,. i o
pertliwntte. of London. RnK.i 0.
Cox. of Chlrasn; 8. K. lllddln.
San . riiln-lsco: H. T. Hooper, of San
Frnnclwo; E. C. Brooks, of Marys
vllle, Calif., and K. W. Severs, oi
Hun Francisco.
Anions: tho propositions they hav
under consideration It l iindorstoo)
la tho mutter of a railway from f.oo
Hay to lioKoljnrs und east to lloisu
Idaho.
When seen by a Time reporter to
day Moaara. Nevera and Coiertli
..,h u, l ,llic,! tlilH much hut said
their plans were not Bulllclently m
lured to make any announcement or
Klve any definite details of their pro
ject.
The preset trip la to familiarize
themselves somewhat with local con
.utiiina nnd iret In touch with th
present altuatlon on Coon Hay.
They would not confirm any of the
inanv minora afloat In reference t
railway projects but said due ui
nouncement would bo inndo win1
there wna tmytlilni! definite to J
Blven out. which mliiht ho within
short time.
They made a trip up Coob river
yesterday, taking lunch at Dr. Mr
I'ormac'H auinmer home. Today
tney made a trip to Sunset Bay
whore they are tho Kuosts this after
nf Mayor I. -I. Shnnmn. t
Shoro Am-H.
The pnrty will prohnbly leave f
8;in Krunclrtt'O in tho mornhiK.
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The library conducted by !
Aldon Tarness 1h opn each af-
tnrnonn and evening from 1 to
9 o'clock. Mont of the latent
novel can be obtained there.
dtf
1
will soon be able to be out aKaln.
Al and Prank CritHon came over
from Cottage Grove Friday and are
hanniiiK paier for W. H. WIIhom.
Mr. Hell and wife, of Voim alia,
are spending a few dayn camping at
Bradford' mill.
Omar Langdon went to Yoncalla
Friday.
MINKKVA.
i:ivi.v i.imjnuh iku.
You will always have good healthful bread, pie and
' cake, if you use
White River Flour
It is Not Bleached
Bleached flour is injurious to health.
Use Fleisch man's Yeast For a good Starter
Mrs. A. C. Kidd & Son
Agents
AKe, l
INHTITLTK XliW I.OIH.K.
ltityal Order of Moose, l-'nUei'iuil and
Hiiciiil Order, For ItoM'liiH'K'
The Loyal Order of Mooho, fruter
nay and Hoclal order, ure to iiiHtltult
aj lodge In itcmelnirg. Organizer
Hardy 1h here and will conduct un ac
live cant pa I gu. The Mooho Ih ai
KaHtern order, having organized ai
l.nulHVllle, Ky., April 12, 1KSS. ll
wiiH roiindi'd by mmio of the immt In
fl lien Hal lnislnens and profeHHlona
men of tl" city. Dr. John II. VHnon
whh hint ri MntJi I in the foundation
of ilif onler and ti him Ih duo tin
credit for the llrnt iMmme ritual. The
growth of the lodge In Un early hln-
lory waM hIow and not mil II t h
eighteenth annual convent Ion a I
CrawfordHvllte, Intl., In p.HHI, did th
lodge HHHiiiiie a national growth
Since that date the order Imn adiled
4 72 new lodges, making a total of
H50 lodgon with a membership of
Hfin.noo. it h estimated that 25.1)00
nieuihera of the order attended the
t wenty-Heeond annual conviutlon In
Itiiltltnore, held in the hint .week in
AugiiHt, IHIll, lift delegated iitlend
ed this convention.
The Loyal Order of Mooho la purely
a fraternal organization, carrying no
luBurauce, hut paying a Kiiiall nick,
accident and funeral benefit. It also
provides lodge physlclnnn, Kvor
Moose Indue Is provided with a
thoroughly eqitlpHd gymnnaintn and
at the next annual con vein lott. which
will be held In Detroit, the nuprcim
lodge will oTOr $7,r.o hi prbew to
Mo (He nlhleU'H.
At the national convention held In
llalttmnre, colleKe buildliiKH located
nt M uncle, lud., were given to the
ItMle, valued al $ 1 SO.DitO and tn
theni a ImihIiichh and indiiHtrlul cmirw
will be taught, a well h a four
year college course and orphan and
children of the poorer mciuhnm will
liave the prefertMice aH free students
Nearly every city and town In the
Northwest hna Moose hidden and n
lame inemberhlp. Portland Imp
"00 ineiutM'rs. Tacoma and Spo
kane, ever S.neft e;o h; Seattle L'.'joe.
Astoria. fiO; linker iMty, 3H!; The
Italles, 217. and there are flourlMihip
lodges at Salem, KiiKene and Med
ford.
Mr. Hardy' heiubninrtern arc
the McClallen hotel.
FI.K II lOAItT OTKS.
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Vfiir llej,ided Here
Twenty Vears,
Kclwin HfllluK. aed 91 yeara, and
for nearly a quarter of a ceutufy a
realdeut of UoKebur, died ut the
i)ome of tils Hon, Kdward DlllinKH. on
South JackHon street, late yeHterduy
iftenioon. Death was the reHiilt of
inllnnilleH attendant to old aue. Tlie
funeral whh held at the family home
this afternoon. Interment fotlowiiiK
it the Mastmlc cemetery. The de
ceased Ih Hurvlved by a Hon, Kdward,
i local Soutbern Pacific passenger
i-oiidiiclor, und a daughter, Mr. Amel
ia MeUhehey. wife of Albert Mc
fjhebey, who Is employed In the local
Southern Pacific machine hIi opH.
"Hrandfather" BlIllriKS. as he wiif
best known by hit many frlenrlH and
ic(uaintanceH in ItoBeburu' waH horn
'n the town of Thatchiim. KuKland
in the year lKL'O. When a yourm
man I!) yearn of age he decided to
illiterate to the I'ulted SlateH, and in
be year is:i!l Hailed for New York
lty where he arrived Heverat months
ater. There he remained for a num
ier of yearH when he proceeded west
ii (I located In Sacramonto, Calif., In
the year ISM. During his renideiice
in that city Mr. HIIIIukh waw enguK-
ed In the mercantile buslneHH, nnd
biHide from supplying the usual city
rade, furnlhhed supplleH for thous-
imIh of men who were ut that time
tuployed In the conHtructlon of the
Southern Pacific railroad.
eavlng fiacraniento. Mr. Hillings
iKaln located In New York where he
em allied for a Hhort time when he
returned west and took up h Ih resl-
lence In Oroville. Calif. In the lat
er city be lived almost couliniioUHlj
intll the year 1X90, wIkmi he cam
o HoHebiirK to reslle with IiIh son
Kdward. Mr. HIlliiiKH was I wire mar
rled. HIh Jlr.st wife died In the K;ist
vhlle Ills second wife was laid Ii
e.nt In California.
Mr. It i 1 1 1 ii k whh a veteran of tin
udiau and Civil Wars, having serv :
il in Company K., Flral ItcKlnient
N'evadu volinitii'i's. lie wa a devot-
d member o( the local Christ l:u
Science church, and of Ueno Pom No
H. A, It., of Mils city.
:dwln HllllnKs wjih beloved by all
who chanced to make his aeiiualn I
taiiee. Honest, uprlr;h( and ainbltl
mih he Kalned the contl-lence of all
iind tho neWH of bis death was re
celved with sincere regret in (hit-
oininunlty.
Our June Kleanup
Sale is Over
But this Don't Mean all
Our Bargains are Gone
We still have many bargains in all lines at prices that defy com
petition. Kverythinft new, no old junk, no half worn sample lines
no second hand goods to show you. Ladiee can save nearly one
half by buying their suits from us now as every suit we have in stock
will be exactly In style this fall in cut, color and weight. We have
placed our order for fall suits and coats and know what we are talking
ubout. Closing out sale on these up-to-date suits range from 7 to $20.
ALL MILLINERY AT COST
All house dresses, all silk and wash skirts at cost
Watch Our Windows For Specials
Remember We're the Little Store with Big Bargains
The Fair Store
m:tii or nts. it. r. siiiki.hs
l. J. Lou and wife returned ti
their homo at Portland Wednesday
Mrs. J. Mclvlnuey und urandmui
Frank Van Winkle, are vIIHdk with
the former's daughter. Mrs H Witt
K. N. Hradford was in Y onfall h
on biiHiin'Ms Monday.
Mrs. C. M. iH'vlne ho has It.
conuneii 10 ner home ftr several
months with rheumatism tn kohh
better. Her many friends hope she
Hit. Fiviav.
mntut.
v Hoom n, Dell SlMer IliilIdInK v
O Z : & C-
It. F. KM It K
Ian and KiirKcun.
1 t
Hooma 1 and t Abraham Hld. &
ft nosphurn, Oregon,
Dearest HlHter thou bast left us,
ft uh lonely for a time,
Only puHsed to scenes of ulorv '
H (hat rest of peace Hubllme.
Dearest wlster. friend and neighbor.
Wife and mother, tried and true.
(lone for a time but not foruoilen.
'hat worn out house, vonr eartblx
dwelling.
We have Keiitly laid away;
ow uii dwell mid scenes elyslan
Far from the niht In perfect day.
(lone, that wtirn out earthly carmen).
Ileneaih whost tat tr red folds we
knew
Dwelt u spirit true and loving,
Kver Kt'ntle. brave and true.
ea, we miss three, dearest HUter,
Hut we know that you will come
id with Ihv kind and Kcntle spirit
beer and bless our lonely home;
HiltiK us balm for hearts (hat's brok
en,
HriiiK us hours of peace and rest;
1-et us know that you are present
And In your presence we are blest.
know your life waa unassuming
Your days were apeut In loving care
For the dear ones Heaven hud ulven
won't forget them over there
We know that we shall feel vonr
presence
When you come to blens the home
And be better for your coming.
1'iav. dear sister, often come.
MltH. DANIKL FOltD
MH. 1'AltMKIt.
Why pay a peutittr 00 tn
IT.rtuo more for a Mmgv or back,
when ou can tuy a belter Job for
that much less money from youi
home dealei. If voi: bUv froin n
peddler he Hell vu todav and Ih
gone tomorrow Hts guaranteo last
iusl as ilt g. He bai lo Ret n (,1k
pit.tt for hU E,u.(b, H he h .n a
big expense n the time, and If he
takes your note, he ma ken the prin
em iKh tto he can sell It to a bank
t n discount of from 15 to 20 pei
cent 1
Ho tht-e "peddlers" pay nnv Uxw
t h-lp hulld and keep up oui
radO Dt they buv anv of vour
proilme- Are they nnv b-n.tlt to
voti or mr county or statf?
Thinks It over, and If vou ar go
ing to buv a bur.gv, l,;uk. or wagon
get OUT prices flrt
J. K. HAltKKU CO.
dstf
Yes, Thursday, July 20 we give away
another of those fine Dinner Sets
and on Thursday, July 27 that hand
some 3-Piece Mission Furniture Set
Kaeli succeeding Thursday until November
we will jrive some valuable and useful present to
the customers present in our store with the card
showing the largest amount purchased in anv one
day In addition lo a chance at these weeklv pres
ents each dollar spent with usives you ten votes
on the piano we are ivinaway the last of Oct.
ROSEBURG ROCHDALE COMPANY
Colored woman want work by the 1
day. Wawhin. Ironing or hone
elennlng. H7 Pine street tome
wmsixissmsss
Wall Papef
Si'inp of tl.e most nrtistir erTi-ota
In wall paivr are niniple In char
actt'r and imHluratu in price.
The m-companying illustration
Is an example of one of the manv
now ideas in "Homo Decoration''
for lull.
The fart that we are maVmi; D
im-ial feature of Allr Put,
"Prii.' W.ll P.pw, ia utillictent as
surance that the styles are the
latest and quality tho best. .
Samples m! estimates cheer
fully submitted upon request.
D. P. FISHER.
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Ladies, Does Not This
Present a Truthful
Picture to You
Moil "Those ilamp clothes make tnv nose cold aa quick that I can't iron
iss oad lronat a -
1 H ' r1! It "Oh I'm borry for you. You see my internal heater keeps my
IVIlSSvjlcia lfOripoint always hut enough to iron. The folks say that is gieat and
call me the Hu'tpoint."
Miss Scld IfOIl-"Say 'a-!1' ,J" -vour f"is smaan an ""K yu around all day.
trying to get you od your stand? I gefthrown around until both
the mistress and I are all worn out. She said the other day she
lifted mo 300 times and that makes almost a ton"
IVIissGlfld Iron ""eaven!, n"' "ley 's just "P rnP UP on my nee'- I carry a
nice cool stand with me all the time. I never get banged because '
Mistress don't have to lift me at all."
a- C J I "And you know when I get hot, I'm hot all over. Then more'n
Miss Sad lroniikey
it's a case of burned fingers for the Missus. Bang smash
, I'm on the floor burning a hole in the linoleum "
"Xo chance for me to get a drop like that. My ebonite handle
is always cool no burned lingers where I work." The heat is kept
in the bottom of the iron, where it is needed."
Miss Glad Iron
Miss Sad Iron"f C"""e y0' loolfi"u'-v """i01"1 Plated, but think what you
Miss Glad Iron-"Ycs 1 ''"st a littk t,ut t,link wlmt 1 s"ve' 1 take the placu
iVllSbWldU IK llof you an() y(JU1. Um or fivf) Sjsters.-1 save on the cost of fuel and
the discomforts of a hot fire. I'm always ready to work any where
any time kitchen bedroom porch or basement turn, the
swich and I'm ready for business. Save time too because I'm always
just the right heat, and no running back and forth from board to
stove. Things go so smoothly we're done a'most before we realize
we've been working at all!
"I never got rusty so I never soil any of the dainty things.
Sady, my girl, you'r an old timer. You need a permanent rest. Tell
your Mistress to give a llotpuint a trial.-Then her. ironing troubles
will be over. Toll her to do it today."
Churchill Hardware Company
-asli Ironmongers .
1 1 1 1 The Store with the tadios' licst Knom -i-i, x ...
UH 1 l,e with the Jjidics' licst Itoom I III
r .
The proof of the l'ud
dinr is in the eating
Of the tree in the growing
Ask your neighbor who
has planted
Yakima or Hood
River Trees
See ".low they grow,
then place your tree
order with
ILL
The Nurseryman
Auto Stage to Coos Bay
I lllirillll I'nr lu.,,. O 1 .
Touring Car leaves Roseburg every day except
irnin T u "'Vo -"V con"ectiriK with afternoon
ttain at Myrtle l'omt for Marshtield
Fare $8.00
hnlu u ''"'...Part way by Auto, 6.00, to
Loth Myrtle Point ahd Marshfield. Stage leaves
t-.ery day liK-luding Sunday
o! i ST FaYmiiton an,i Rose Streets. Phones
UltiLe3J9, Residence 316. C. P. BARNARD. Pron
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Did Y ou E vet Step
To Think
That the Com ot flue writing
what you iay (ur tho ortllnarv
quality?
Xo man has to serve an apprenticeship in order to
learn how to make mistakes '
You No Mistake
If von buy your lumber, shingles, doors, windows
and building material of
PAGE INVESTMENT COMPANY
North Roseburg
I'hone 212
LOOK FOR THE BIG SIGN
Dry Slab Wood
Rock Springs Coal
Think
of the at,Hfaction to one's aelf
ami to tho recipient
cf a
note ur
Lettet
on paper of good quality.
The Itoseburg Hook Store
S-lIs the ltet wrltltiK paper al
luwest prices.
U.-a tluarters for
Fountain Pen
St'lutol Supplies
Ottlce Supplied.
HOSI'ltl lUi, OltKCON.
""witw rLVJnBING SHOP.
Plumbing-, Sheet Metal WorK, Tinning
and Heating
North JacKson Street, adjoining" Peoples MarbK
Worhs. Telephone 'ZSl.
WorK Done on Short Notice
ROSEBURG, ORE. I
GENERALDRAYING
(.hhI of ererj leeHp(ton mnml to
dliy Virt nf the cltT. I'lier r-uia
I ll.
H. S.FRENCH L
WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR WORK DONE WITH
THE VACUUM CIVavvu
When we sut ;r i i i i- :s
rou are not "tl.fled there w'lMbeTnhi1;'' ,he moTa lm"- "
...erilon anle, we erpTJ, ',. ' ". wf conM not make thl.
Ket , 0!lan hou,' T.' u, L 1 00d WnrlCe' WheB
cleai.Jof your carpet, if, wot Prt you the
fp " nl the price reasonable
Phone 7i)
ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY
O. C. UAKEK, Proprietor.
0ce N. Jerksoa St.
l.ane. I'hone tl.i?2