The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920, August 21, 1911, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EVENING NEWS BY II. W. IJ.Wt'LS. her former honm near PlttslinrK. Wo olleii reuil that liiUrlliig UIU-; scorrHiiriw) anij vicinity, j The warehouse of J. U. Hedden is' SEWS. . rn.i.... . 1. hu.n III I tr Ileal storv of the urodlgal sun but, The warehouse of J. U. Header. i .11. ime, "" rh n w.ha,,r were to be added nearm completion and will be ueat the pa ten day. ha. warned her IHSUEU DAILY KXCKPT SUNDAY. lu thai part of the Bible we could, m appearance and will be very use- dune, as i m at - , (onslst.lltly, tall It the atory of the fti I to the owner, who does a lurse. Irs. Beely. Sether & Stewart. . BulMcrlpilon Hates Dally. , , ,18i,n, with Corey as the , h,,,.,,,, of buines. considering the nraithwalte of Toron-! ?. ?!:.! SS"A """ "'"uie "I"?'" 1'-'""" , '.o'rsn.1-arrived" in Koeburl this , Bonl-Weekly. i,,ulate.l fortunes by the aid of aood-ftsh are not very plenty yet but at 'Ja rharteal wives, proceed to put them awim lor (he mouth or tne river sea 11011 nnu ' ' v 1 UHclnatlni! butturmes wno mieceeu in . whale are enjoying tneir caicu m . . helplni? them to siiond their fortunes t, ,n,.ant,H. j - ...' ! .i...i n.. i ...miinut,. . 1, ,1 i,,.., ..-,i.,,i t the Itoy Ithoailman has returned from In iKnomlnloiis failure. Wealth Is a hoI11P , Mr. anll Ml,. Wnl. Hedd-n Newport where he spent a few days 1 ililnu when rliihtly used as 11 is ,.. she has the name eiijiijin Per year 12 00 Six mouth. 100 Entered aa second-class matter November B. 1910, at Roseburg, Ore., under act of March 3, 1879. MONDAY, AU;lKT Bl, llt. TDK IMCODKiAli III SIIAND. Lust for sold Is the rnnaiiinliiK pas sion of the world, and yet, when men like William Kills Corey, former pres ident of the steel trust, accumulated millions and nttenuiled t Kel what they consider the most out of It they usually set a pace for themselves lhat rauBca them lu the end lo say with one of old, "All lu vault V and vexa tion of spirit." says the Kuuenn Iti'ii- Istef. ' Corey had a wife who was frugal j and piece and likewise ambitious for the sue- j for unite In many Instances by men and women who appreciate the advantages mei have had In that resiect but It hap pens, too often, that people of the Corey tvpn make wealth a curse, not only to themselves but to all with whom them come In contact. f'oqiilllo Sentinel: Who nayB to ,,1111)0 can t stir up any excitement? Saturday afternoon T. N. Williams :iud llennv Clifford, two Uosebui?r i ,i,,ved 011 the county road by Ci'iMiiilssloner Sam Stout, Indulged a little too freely in the sparkling cup ded to furnish aiuuseineoi a number of people win cess of her husband, so much so lu happened lo be In that vicinity. ' fact that she was helpful III aiding seems that Williams paid ( lltlord 1 him to accumulate his millions, lie- fare to town ana me mimai conilni? Immensely wealthy, Corey de- gotten until both men became pretts i,idh a uMinieil in tiave ii aood time well hineeil when one accused tht and sot a pace thai would he hard to ther of being u dead-beot. Me took follow. In this he soon bad an ex-; nfri'iiu at this remark and started collent helper In tbo person of Ma- championship battle ill a style al belle Oilman, 11 11 actrexs for whom ln( wn which resulted In both o! Corey divorced his wire .to marry. n.m M,ng arrested and taken lo thi They went to Paris, secured palatial ,.y uu)itin hy city Marshal lllckam quarters und made tbo gay French xh'ey w). brought up before Clt; capital open Us eyes with their lavish t,.r(r Lawrence Saturday evening entertainment and scattermeut of iini .,alK,.,i with assault and bat gold. Hut, alas, like every other thing lm.y urter which they enriched tin carried to excess the glamor hns worn y ' to the tune of ten dollars cacl off, tho Corey millions arn depleted. ' 1)ml WHIlt tlietr way convinced thai the ono-tlino nctre-iB longs for a r:.niiiHo Is a rather unhealthy placi change and Corey, having fed on the . lrv n .m,nc exhibitions of rim Ho re ports the Roseburg colony In a most jovial mood and says they are cer tainly enjoying the occasion im mensely. He estimates that about Oscar Sawyers, son of Mr. and nuniiumBu veie 01 Mrs. Wm. Sawyers Is quite ill again .la81 wee" at their home on Long Prairie, l.uclle and weighs 8 pound.. .I Kent w:it u this vicinity re iMitly having gathered up a few cat tle Tho child of II. Monson, who has boon sick for aeveral weeks Is Im proving slowly. Threshing will soon begin In this section, conducted by Wulley Kreyer and crew, of Kellogg. Win. i lsher haa killed several fine beeves from tlmo to time. Mrs. Kred Weatherly, who was vis iting In town for several days has returned home. Tho tide of travel beach ward continues. Tho auto line t: and from Allegh any Is carrying quite a number of nassengers overy day, and the dust ilong the route Is something extra. Miss Margaret lliirchard, who has won 111 charge of the Ash Valley chool will close the same In the tirsl mst of next month. lid Patterson and family expect to 'iiove soon to the place below town formerly occupied by K. Wade, where Kd will try fishing for a while. X. X. X. husks of wine, women mid song, has struck a meditative mood and dreams dreams of those oilier days when, with hi. Iruo wife, by his side, he felt his responsibility as a husband and a cltizon. It Is said, on good author ity, that Corey will allow Mabel (llll- general-ship. Another car or honiosoekMS. direct from Minnesota and luwo points ar rived In Sutherlln this morning. Mob' of thoso Included In the party are and It . , 1 1 ,,.111 se;iri 11 01 u vki'ii ? . "7 . " , V : " Is orobable that many of them wll graces or Ills former wife, who lias purchase land In tho Sutherlln val been living modestly and quleily in ley, BANKS & WELKER THE ORIGINAL EMPIRE LIVERY FEED AND SALE STABLE Transcient slock iven best of care. Horses boarded at reasonable rates. Fiist class rigs, goad horses and careful drivers Blacksmith Shop in Connection All Work Guaranteed Cor. Main and Washington Sis. Phone 5 - ,' Something New In Films Chromatic Balance a Feature o( The ftNSCO Film Nulli Ktlio deep leao of llu! hair tlirown), llic lighter lone of in. rainalion toil), llie gntn (cm mid up lliiough cm h lime lo tho wliilo of Ihwhliu s. l o llin Cliromatlc Ihihinre in ll"- Anro Film U due the lailhlul xiilrii ill oi the "color mini" a l.mml in nature anil ivhiih ii lor llie lint time possible nirlioul pi'cul a- imatn lor oilluM-hlomatie wolk i: lltV - Mini:' i (itK fi n MlHv Ih.i 111 mi in .f tin- IiikIi. -m lyp. -iH.l. iinivrii.il In M nir'1',',"n " it I- l-t iK-t oium Tin in no V . nitirtn fvi.-ti.t i Hi. -ll'V malilpil! ilnl, ii. 1 lili't i irv- Vuar fr tV Vl.nn ih. iLHunKKi'iciiUt-in mil im. 1'tllllS, riHHCl JIH Illlll till Kliuls of Amnion.' Sup plier! nt tlio cuuss v wwwvx Schrani ami Mason Kniit Jars at Cost. lUsl Sui;ar 56.65 per sack while I ho jmvsouI sttok lasts. WHKRK? BKADLKY & RUSSELL WlLHUKi OUKCON Also carry a full lino of Pry lioods, Hats, Shoos, and Groceries which they are selling very cheap. Ami it would pay yon to investigate. Mr. Workingman The Jackson Street Meat and l'ish Market will sell yon meat and ti.sh less than anyone in town Why Pay More CAMPBELL & BISHOP I'ropiietors Jackson St. 1P- I'ston -s Grocery The fire whlrh nearly wiped out the biiHliiHHs dlHtrlct of Bay Ct;ntri- Wash., on Saturday, fulled to reach- th property of L. H. Ithoadea, of this city, who owns extensive Intor-1 ests thero. Mr. Ithoades received fn- rurinutlon from there this morning which Htatea that the tire was dis covered at about 20 minutes past VI, lu a woodshed In the rear of Clark & Anderson's store. The town Is without any Hywtem of fire protec tion and the efforts of the citizens to arrest the flumes were unavailing, The buildings destroyed were Clark & Anderson's store, the Bay View hotel, Zarh 1 a hell a general store. blacksmith shop, two shanties and a part of the whurf, comprising all the burliness portion of town except Olson & Conpany b store. IjOOKINU (JliASS XKWR. Threshing Is almost completed In tur valley. Miss Oertruile Srhrenk Is spond- tng her annual vacation at Days Creek. Mr. Pluminer and sons have ro Mirncd home from Brewster. They eported having a very enjoyable time. Mr. Marsh, manager of the fruit HThurd, lias repaired his drier. He Is now ready for drying to begin. Mrs. Larson has recovered fom her 11 1 news. 't he Y. P. A. C. were entertained t the homo of Mr. nnd .Mrs. Marsh j .Saturday evening, l lie evening was ipent playing games, after which Ice "!rem and cake were Berved. The HiiestB departed at a late hour, every one reporting a delightful time. Mr. Henry Srhrenk and family ipcnt Sunday with friends. K. It. Stokes has completed hit rosldenco on his fruit ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Larson, Messrs. Henry Srhrenk, Peter Jones, Cieorge Marsh. S. It. Hrlsbln, spent Satur day In town. Mr. and Mrs. Root nnd Ron, Frank, have returned homo to Hiddlc, hav ing spent a very plensant week at the homu of Henry Srhrenk. Mr. Marsh and sou, Arthur, have returned home from a two weeks hunting trip. Miss On a Hrlsbln hns returned 'lonie, having Btent a few days with 'rlcuds In Kosehurg. Mrs. K. K. Stokes Is slowly reoov "rlng from her fractured arm which tho rerleved a few weekB ago while vorklng In her garden. The V. P. A. C anticipate- a pleas ure trip to nillard In the near fu lurc. , Mr. Wilson, the green pruno man, was In tin valley Thursday. We are glad to hear that Miss Mice HiiHlle, who has been on the sick list, has recovered. Miss Kva Cozard spent Kiidity nt her home In Melrose. Benton Srhrenk made a flying trip to Roseburg Saturday. I lay balers have Mulshed their work In tbo valley. Messrs. (Jray and Tucker arc doing i rushing hu;dmsH slnco ope mitf he blacksmith shop. Kruesl Srhrenk expects to leavo In a few days for Vancouver, where he expects to attend hcIiooI this winter. Arthur Marsh expects to return to school nt Salem In n few days, hav ing spent his vacation here with bis fa: her. I lowurd I.r-e has i eturned Ikhh" from a business trip to Coos county. BUY THE FREE FOR USE AND . SERVICE A letter was received In Roseburg this morning convey lug Intelligence 'hat the Southern Pact lie Company 'uul not abandoned the project of Meeting a depot in Roseburg during : be next year. The communication ays that the depot Is included In 'he budget of expenditures for the vear UHI-1!M2, nnd will probably be approved by the Kastern repre sentatives of the company. It sayn 'hat the statement to the effect that the depot was eliminated from the ve;ir 'a budget of expenditures was vithottt foundation. t- v v - $ & & & fit nit. riM.w. m-utht. s I Room 5, Bell Sisters Building v HIRE'S BOOT m Tho iminilu rn;iv Ito gloomy. ! t Rut llu Him will tihluo, tlon't f.-iu ; Hut ruin or Rhino, uow'ii Just I i lu' time 1 To try our llrowi',1 limit It, or t UMPQUA CIDER WORKS I it opkmn;, Ion't overlook the big oien- Ing nt The leader Thursday. Friday nnd Saturday of this utvk A swell showing of la dl en' w ea ri u g a ppa rel will be on ttspla'. d al9 H H H S O 9 O U. K. KM U K rii)Mtclnn and SuoteoH. ft ft Koonti t and 2 Abraham Bldg. fli Roieburg. Oregon, Guaranteed and Insured AganstFiire all Loss for Five year "Yes'm, If your house burns up the Free Sewing Machine Co. will give you a new machine. They make this insurance for five years against not only fire, but loss by flood, and any cause of destruction, known in our policy as acts of providence or God." Ths Free Sewing Machine is the most practical)' machine for home use in the world today. This is because it is simplest and the lightest running. Tho easlost mimltlK imichini Is that whlrh Is built on what I known n tho rotury ru-liu-inlo that in it koops going round ulul round without a liiK-kwaril movo inoiit. Hut the most couvtMiloni HhultloH lire tho.so, which vlbrut Imrk and forth, actually stopping lioiwoon tho change of inovotuoiu Ihoimli for an iulluttoly short por lod. Tho Kroo flowing machine coin hluos tills rotary prlnciplo Witt I he vllirallui; shiitllo. That 1: why It is actually the best tun fhilio In the world. And thero are plenty of othet .'onil thlims. now thttitis about the nouderful machine. For oxainple. every bearlni: Is ptacod on balls. further ntakinK tbo tiuicblne a iUbt ruuulnt; worker. Wo Invito you to come tn oui store and see tho Free. Conic ind try It today. B. W. STRONG The Furniture Man Special baruain an old V heler s u d W U son M ach I tie. price $10. AD ES Let us call your attention to the IDEAL COOKER, and we ask you to call and see it. This is the popular Fire less "Stove" or Cooker that you see advertised so ex tensively in the various ladies' journals. You may say, "Why, the hot weather is past and we do not need it." But we ask you to consider that they are not made only for the comfort of cooking in hot weather, but reduce the expense as well. They are handsomely constructed and lined with aluminum. Each compartment is inde pendent of the other, and when closed and in use has a water seal, preventing the loss of heat and the escape of odors. While preparing breakfast, dinner can aiso dc prepared, the Cooker put in readiness, and by the time breakfast is through the dinner can be put into cooker and no more attention need be given it till time for sery We have them in our basement store and 111 W W m ... will be pleased to show them, whether you wish to buy or not. Churchill Hardware Company Cash Ironmongers The Store Willi tlio Idulies' Kest Itoora The Store with the Ladles' Host Hoom 1 LOCAL NKWS, Coloi-- woman wants worl: by the day. Washing, Ironing or house He;minir. 147 Pine street, corner Lnno. Phone 230-Y da22 French dry Cleaning, newst method? used. Your old suit can be nude to look ns good ns new at a mall cos:. Clothes cleaned. ' hats docked. IT you are looking 'or ood. quick servlco see Sloper, the Ion ner nnd presaer. Telephone 4 7 ICR CRICAM Kor your ice cream .rriern call up the Douglus County Creamery, nhone 340. tf Tho cane of the State of Oregon vb. Kvan llartlu. who 4" accused of the crime of assault nnd buttery up on the person of Harold Stevenson, cntne up Tor hearing before Justice t)f the Peace Iteuhen Marsters this uinning. Martin was represented by Attorney W. Cardwell, while Dis trict Attorney tieortie M. Hrown con luct'd tho prosecution. The prose cution had closed Its case and the de fense was ex unlnlng Its first witness when It was discovered that Hartln was but Iti years of nge. As a re mit tho district nttorney explained that tho Justice court was without Jurisdiction, and consequently order ed tbo case remanded to the Juvenile court for disposition. The defendant was released upon his own recogniz ance. Krom the evidence adduced 1 u ri n ir tiie hearing it appears that t-e Unlit was tentatively agreed upon iy tho participants, and that they wa'ked some distance from the scene of the preliminary argument In or der to display their tactics as prize fighters. It was Attorney Cnrdwell's innKest ion t lint the court fine each boy $ 10 for disturbing the " peace md thus end the controversy. As the iffnlr stands at present n conviction ippears Improbable. The contrroom was fairly crowded during the hear ing, a majority of the sieciators be ne youths of tender ie who de limited in listening to the evidence as dduct'd hv their constituents. Mrs. Catherine Gray, of Grants A suit was filed In the local Jus Pass, who has been spending the , tlco court this morning, in which 8. past few days In Roseburg visiting : J. Jones, a local capitalist, asks to at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Edward recover the sum of $30 from Thur I'engra left for Springfield yesterday man Chaney. The plaintiff alleges where she will spend a few days vis- that the amount specified is due on Iting with friends and relatives. a promissory no4e. 4KI.K.CTF.I) WIHIOS OM.V are iisod in the making of the rurnlture we handle. Only the noiiiulent, straighten grained logs a ro accepted. THAT'S WHY INK DINNK.il T.VUI.K. tho chairs. th chin closet or any other article Is strong as sell as graceful, serviceable as well as at tractive. Rice & Rice The House Furnishers 1 Cass Street Auto Stage to Coos Bay Touring Car leaves Roseburg every day except Sunday, at 6:30 a. in., connecting with afternoon train at Myrtle Point for Marshneld. Fare $8.00 Fare on regular stage, r are way by Auto, $6.00, to both Myrtle Point ahd iVJarshuel'd. Stage leaves every day including Sunday. Office Cor. Washington and Rose Streets. Phones Office 389, Residence 316. C. P. BARNARD, Prop No man has to serve an apprenticeship in order to learn how to make mistakes You No Mistake If you buy your lumber, shingles, doors, windows and building material of PAGE INVESTMENT COMPANY Phone 242 North Roseburg LOOK FOR THE BIG SIGN Drv Slab Wood Rock Springs Coal During Hot Weather 1'tp mneliltiemndo bread to avoid pnsHTtlon mid other uiikaiiI ttiry condition of making dread In the old nay. On June 1st We Added two ounce to the lonf. If your grocer does not carry our lmmj rhunse grocer r phone 221. Full line of dellctoui pa try aj. way at your command, Umpqua Bakery II. GI KST. Prop. 1 10 Jatktno Street.