J)ON'T buy a watch
by the case. The
movement is the im
portant thing. We sell
thorn ost reliablcmove
mcnts in the world
namely, the Waltham.
Wc carry the
WALTHAM
WATCH
in all grades each grade the Ix;st possible time-piece
at its price. You cannot make a mistake if you buy
a Waltham.
"jt's Time You Owned a Waltham"
See our complete display of Adjusted Waltham
of tlio Colonial Series. Made as thin as it U
cafe to make a reliable watch.
W. E. CLINGENPEEL
WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR WORK DONE WITH
THE VACUUM CLEANER
tVtion wo Bay (JlJAItANTKK we mean Ji:at what the word Implies. If
you are not tmURfled there will bo no chut go, Wo could not make tills
BHHortton unleHs we wore poHllivo of kIvIiik good service. When you
got ready to clean house Int us do trie worst part for you the
cleuiilug of your carpcta. It's enay 'ow you and the price rcasmntljle
ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY
O. C. MAKER, Proprietor.
Phono 7 S. Olliro N
. Jackson
No man lias to serve an apprenticeship in order to
learn liovv to make mistakes
You " - No Mistake
If you buy your lumber, shingles, doors, windows
and building material of
PAGE INVESTMENT COMPANY
Phone 2-i2 North Roseburg
LOOK FOR TI11C BIG SIGN
Dry Slab Wood Rock Springs Coal
When you come to town
Don't lorget to visit the
Water Front Dry Goods Store
Sheridan Streets lor Your Suits''
Up-to-Date Suits from $10.50 to $25
Everything new in (lie suit line
Overalls, Shirts, Hats, Caps, Shoes
We can dress you from head to foot cheaper than you
can steal the goods. CIVIC US A TRIAL.
D. J. JARVIS
Phono 245. All work flrst-rln-s
Commercial Abstract Co
Abstracts of 1 itle Piling Papers Prepiucu
Insurance, F.tc.
Monds of all Kinds Furnished
H'-tH North Jackson t. UOSKItl'ltl), OllKIJON
A NEW DEPOT
(Continued from Pago I.)
AVIATOR MAKES TIME!
lice to the New York headquarters,
ii)d that definite information would!
proljaMy be forthcoming in the near
future. Practically nothing more wan
heard regarding the proposition ntl-
tl today, when tho ahovo telegram
was received.
The trustees of the chili will hold
i special meeting tonight, at which
time tho matter of Inspecting the
plana of the depot will lie discussed.
In the event a committee fa appoint
ed the members wi)1 proceed to
Portland where they nay Inspect the
plant at will.
It is the opinion of Mr. Srhlosser
that the depot will he similar in arch
itectural design to those T(.:ently
urerted at Alliany, Eugene and In
otlier towns along tho main line of
the Southern Pacific railroad.
SOCIALISTS GET Itl'SY.
Semis Subjects Of KM'cclics
111 KOKelllll-u;.
Coo.
H. ChiiTch, secretary of the
local socialist party, has received a
letter from J. H. Osborne, the hllnd
socialist speaker, at present lecturing
In Victoria, B. C. Osborne requests
tlie local members to procure a large
.nougli liall for the .lectures here,
ami .Mr. Church is going to arrange
for the armory.
In the letter Mr. Osborne gives
the suhjecls he will deal with while
vs, the Declaration of Imlepend
vs, the Declaration of In depend
ence"; Se. HO, "Municipal Gov
ernment and the Citizen"; Cct. 1.
"Municipal problems and Socialism";
Tonight a niemlng will he held
at labor hall to adopt a local plat
form. X. V. Z.
ITM-.itAL XOTICI
Tho funeral of Edward Clark, who
was kilted hy an explosion at Win
chester last Sunday, will he held at
the undertaking parlors Wednesday
at 2 o'clock. J. N. McConnell, iir
the Christian church, will have
charge of the services.
Where is l)r,
Stephens street.
Hermann? 217 8.
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(Continued rrofn Page 1.)
petted to fly ahout 1,500 feet above
the earth and his general course was
maped out to follow tho railroad.
ALTA, Cal., . Sept. 12. Fowler's
flight across the con linen I in which
he hoped to win the .",u.00 prize of
fered for tin successful feat was
brought to sudden termination near
here today when the daring aviator
tumbled to earth III his machine,
which was totally wrecked, the acci
dent being caused by a broken rud
der. In the fall Fowler sustained
painful injury to his back. Tho
trouble started while he was mak
ing about 55 miles an hour at an
elevation of 1.000 feet abovo the
earth, and tho machine slid down
ward at great speed, hut under par
tial control until It struck terra
llrma, when It went to pieces. The
engine was not damaged greatly.
Kowler refused to state positively
whether he would continue the pres
ent flight, but did say that he would
be the lirst man to make tho first
flight across tho continent.
Confcreiu-e of fiCiuli-rs.
I.OS ANOOKL.ES, Sept. 12. Fol
lowing a conference with Samuel
Gompers, President Kline, of the
shopmen blacksmiths and fellow un
ionists left for their homes in the
East today. Kline stated that the
meeting with Compels had no con
nection with the Karrlman roads
trouble, rurthcr than to give an ex
planation to the labor leader or tho
position the unions would assume in
case of trouble. So far as the strike
Is concerned no definite action has
vet been taken by the federation of
ficials. Cyclone In .Michigan.
CADILLAC, Mich., Sept. 12. Ac
cording to delayed advices reaching
nern tonuy a cyclone struck the town
of llobart last night and leveled sixtv
business houses and residences to the
ground, while nearly 40 persons are
said to have been Injured, many of
mem seriously, and damage to prop
erty will aggregate a half million
dollars.
First Autumn
Display
Of Authoritive
New York
Styles
A
September
"A nialdi'ii horn when autumn
Irim-rt,
Aro rustling In SIOPTtiMHKK'S
hrei
A Sapphire on her hand should
bind
'Twill cure diseases of tho
mind."
Sapphires
of tho lluest R'ades vou will And
at
Huey's
Itoseluirg's Lending Jeweler.
Cuss Street.
LOO.iij nisivH,
Oeorgo Crane, of Cleveland, Is n
business visitor in Roseburg today.
Don't decide who Is to bo mayor
mull you buy bedding at Strong', and
sleep on It. Bi3
W. It. Vinson, of Coles Valley,
spent the day in Roseburg looking
; after business interests and visiting
' with friends.
t
Mrs. Olllvnnt left for Portland last
I evening where she will attend the
I runeral of her sister. Mrs. Wado, who
died at that city yesterday.
Mrs. .1. W. Groshong left for her
home nl Albuuy this afternoon after
la few days spent In Roseburg vislt
: Ing at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
J D. C. Humphrey.
I Mr. and Mrs. Raymond, of Perdue,
i and son, Herbert, who have been
j visiting ri'lcniW in the Willamette
Valley, arrived in Roseburg today
I mid nt-e Die eneutu nl lr n,t
Tom Scott ill Kinney Addition.
Mrs. Poyer. of Grants Pass, under
went nn operation nt Mercy hospital
this morning. Dr. A. F. Sether was
the attending surgeon. The patient
Is resting easy this nftornoon with
excellent chances of complete recov
ery. A
' 1I1. !. K. SXKLL,
!
I Osteopathic Physician.
;
10-11 Minsters nidg. 'PhonellD
I Roseburg, Oregon.
I
FTP I
III
Benjamin Qothes
Fabrics and Fashions of Unusual Importance
to Critical Dressers.
WE have but recently received the last of our
shipments of Benjamin Clothes, those unique
made in New York Garments for Men and Young
Men, and we take pleasure in announcing the first
Autumn display. These clothes reach the topmost
notch in quality and distinctiveness. They combine
the tailoring and smartness ordinarily found only in
custom tailor garments. ...
Your early inspection of these cleverly made
New York garments is respectfully suggested
-$20 and Upward
HARTH'S TOGGERY
Headquarters for
Stetson Hats
returns. References furnished.
Frank E. Blair Cora. Co., Whole
sale Commission Co., Eugene Ore
gon. E2 5sw
WANTED Good Housekeeping Mag
azine requires the services of a
representative In Roseburg to look
after subscription renewals and to
' extend circulation by special ineth
! ods which have proved unusually
; successful. Salary and commission.
Previous experience desirable, but
not essential. Whole time or Bpare
time. Address, with references,
J. E. Fairbanks, Good Housekeep
ing Magazine, 38 '. Fourth Ave.,
New York City. d-ol
1'OIt SALE
FOR SALE Six-room house on lot
50x100 feet. Good location. In
quire at News office. do6
FOR SALE Two pure bred Cotts
wold bucks. Inquire ot Rose &
Henry, or phone Sub. 49. tfR
WOOD FOR SALE Phone Farmers
1G4. J I. Springsteaed. Roseburg,
for wood. Prompt delivery. dtf
FOR SALE Two Herford bulls,
one year old. Firstclass. Address
L. L. Matthews, Glide. Or. dtf
FOR SALE New 5-room cottnge and
one acre of ground one mile from
city. Price $1250. Inquire News
office. dtfR
FOR SALE Fou'.'-rc.'in new modern
bouse and two lots; house - Just
completed; will sell reasonable or
rent; terms. Address Box 8, Rose
burg, or Phone Suburban 85. tfA
RIDINO PONY Will sctl a good
pony, saddle and bridle cheap. See
the outfit at the Roseburg Flour
Mills. dsw-tf
FOR SALE Team, colt, wagon and
harness. Weight about 1,600
each. Address Ralpnj Phelps,
Roseburg, Ore. dsws22
FOR SALE Must be sold within 30
days; one of the best rancties In
Douglas county. The Riddle Land
Agency, Riddle Ore. dsw-s22
FOR SALE Shetland pony, broke
to drive or ride, fancy driver and
gentle. Also pony rubber tired
buggy with top and harness. Ad
dress Pony, care of News, Rose
burg, or call at office. dswtf
Ml
LOCAL NEWS..
DOUGLAS COUNTY CREAMERY
hus the
Best Buttermaker in the State
ICE CREAM SEASON HERESY
in larje or small iu,-in;ituv,. U-t us have v
i 'r .. i
j );u i v uiuei . n ii ni' .vii:.
our
North Side Plaining Mill
luitt i lit nf 1 iniioj Shit, N. tnli
JiuKmmi NtrHf, IMiono itiWI,
t
Orders for nil kinds of Pulldlng Material rtivt rili.-d At
Kcasonahle Prices.
Mill Work Our Specialty
I'mlt Hoim In aj Quantity.
With B. F. D.
"Insect Oytsect" Powder
You can destroy all the flies in a room in three
minutes, l'lace a little powder on a fan-throw it
into the air ami fan it. Destroys all the Hies. It
saves time, work and worry. "A square deal pow
der" in square bottles 25c.
HAZLEWOOD
ICE CREAM
The most appetizing cioam made is now being
served at our soda fountain. Try it. It's the
best in the land.
ROSEBURG PHARMACY INC.,
Who is Dr. Hermann? tf
Silk Floss pillows ready stuffed at
Strong's, 60c. sl3
All wool double blankets, $5.50 at
no sale price. This Is at Strong's. sl3
Sheriff George Quine spent the
day nt Myrtlo Creek attending to
business matters.
E. C. Craig, of Oakland, spent yes
terday nnd today in Hosehurg at
tending to business matters.
Miss ninnch Reed has resumed her
duties In the county clerk's ofllco af
ter an absence of two weeks.
Work on the Perkins building was
practically susiiended today on ac
count of Inst night's heavy rains.
Folding lunch boxes are handy for
you. Mr. Worklugmnn. liny one
from Strong, the furniture man. sl3
.1. W. Perkins has returned from
Portland where ho spent a day or
two attending to business matters.
Homer C. Collier, of Ibanon. Is
spending n couple of days in Rose
burg nttcmltng to business matters.
Mr. Smith, the "popcorn" man,
has returned from Eugene where he
spent a couplo of days visiting with
his son.
Mrs. V. It. Buckingham nnd chil
dren have returned from Unlldon
where they enjoyed tjielr annual va
cation. On nccount of a lack of a quorum,
the regular meeting of the commer
cial club was not held last evening
as scheduled.
Douglas County Oeainar butter,
the best In the land, can be had of
your grore rat 75 cents the roll. De
mand your home product and accept
Dr. J. L. Callawav has returned
home and can be found at his offices
in the Abraham building during ills
usual professional hours. Telephone
Kill. dswlt
.lohn neckley, a local Southern
Pacific switchman, and wife have
gone to tho mountains where they
will spend n couple of weeks hunt
ing and fishing.
The Redlfer Pining Room, which
was situated on North Main street, is
now located at 511 West Oak street,
one block below the depot on the
west side of tho truck. Call there
for good meals. Oood rooms for
rent. tf
The funernl of the late .Edward
Clark, who was killed at Winchester
on Sunday will be held at the Rose
burg undertaking parlors tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock. ltev. Mr
Connell. pastor o' the local Chris
tian church will officiate.
Owinir to lust night's heavy rains.
Proprietor C. P. Barnard! ot the
Koseliurg-Marshfield stage lines, was
compelled to supplement his automo
bile with horse stages today. In
the event of fair weather the autos
will again Ik pressed Into service.
class condition, grounds set to
young fruit trees, some In bear
ing, big shade trees by house, all
for only $1,800. inquire News, tf
SIX LOTS FOR SALE This is all
good garden laud, and set now in
young fruit trees in bearing next
season. Hill slope, city water,
plenty of room for poultry, fenced
and the making of a delightful
home. $1,200 will give you title
to this fine place. Inquire News of'
nee.
BEST BUY IN CITY Five beautiful
lots on hill sloiie, big shade trees,
over thirty bearing fruit trees, as
sorted varieties, finest view to lie
had In the city, nnd a property of
more than ordinary desirability
Ideal place for home. Only $1,400
.Inquire News office.
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FOR RENT Furnished housekeep
Ing rooms. No children. ' Applv
S02 Washington street. - tf
WANTED 300 to 500 good sheep to
keep on shares. Goo drange and
best of enre guaranteed. Address
B., care News. sw-s
X)R SALE Two horses. 4 and
years old, weight 800 each, nearly
new i fa inch Wester King wagon
I sets good double harness, 1 new
buggy, Buddie and bridle. Inquire
or minis Mies. 731 lloiick street
In the Grove, Roseburg. s!5
ANTED Mandolin club players.
;ote readers on guitar and mando-
lin, violin mandola; club now or
ganizing for practice and social
pleasure. Lessons on mandolin
and guitar. A Ferguson, Herring
ton House, city. dslti
WANTED Some one with a little
rash to take an Interest In a new
fruit picking basket which Is su
perior to the Hood River innova
tion and costs much less. Address
Jj. C. Hill, Roseburg, Ore.
Roseburg
Crcg
XKW TODAY.
FOR SALE -ObV"jfwrwwrafl
at J H. Campbell' fish market.
dslS
MKltltV WIDOW
Tilnlng rooms and apart-
ments. Private board nnd room.
Rverythlng first clnss. Hot and
cold water in each room, bath.
Accommodations for a few more
sm-sts. Apply at 112 Brock-
way. near high school.
.
"
A.
Mrs. Chas. Ileinllne an-
nounces the opening of her
studio for piano culture at her
residence 423 Ella street. Fall
term begins October 2
terms and' hours apply
Oct. 1 at 129 S. Main st.
For
until
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CL ASSII IKI) ADVERTISEMENTS
MlSCK.l.LAXKOIS.
FOUR LOTS Nice residence and
garden property. In? well, close to
Edenbower store and dirt cheap
at only $S each. Inquire at
News oftlce, but be qpick about
it vd
WANTED.
TEAM WANTED Good voung team,
weight 1.100 or 1.200' each. In
quire at News office. tf
WANTED A tract of timber land
containing from fifty to one hun
dred million feet. State full partic
ulars. J. W. llartnett. 333 Sherlock
Building. Portland, Ore. O-l
LOST Fine ohrseaide robe on road
In Pearco Cnnvon. Finder please
leave same at News office. silt
ONE ACRE HOME - Nice tittle- place
jut outside city limits, good six
room house, barn, chicken bouse,
yards, etc. all fenced and In first
WAXWII Salesmen for exclustri
territory. Big opportunities. Ni
experience necessary. Complett
line Yakima Valley grown frutl
shade and ornamental stock. Casl
weekly. Outfit free. Toppenlsi
Nursery Company, Tofventsh
"Wash. Jjwtl
W ANT Kb Constcnmenta of 8o5t h -ern
Oregon peaches, cantaloupes,
itrapes, etc. We guarantee prompt
FOR SALE One acre In city limits;
five-room house; 20 cherry trees
on the place, good variety of small
fruits and excellent garden spot;
good small barn on place; price
$3750. For particulars adress -owner,
care of The News, or call
at this office. dsw-tf
200 ACRE FARM $40 an acre will
buy this place, which is ALL TILL
ABLE half mile frontage on riv
er, and 30 acres of rlvor bottom,
balance rolllug, but ready for plow.
This is one of the real bargains.
Terms. Address box 55, Roseburg,
Ore., or Inquire News office. dtf
FOR SALE 48 acres of quite level
land, 10 acres in orchard, 300 ap
ple tvees 12 years old, balance In
prunes. All orchard in first-class
condition; 12 miles west of Rose
burg; fair house and barn on
place. Price $4,000.00. Adress H.
J. Wilson, Canyonville, Or. d-o4
1 CO-ACRE FARM FOR SALE Mak
ing of nice home place, has big
comfortable log house and barn,
family orchard of trees just com
ing Into bearing, living spring,
water piped to house, nbotit 6 acres
In cultivation, big outside range,
8.000,000 of sa wtlmber, (cruis
ed). Property can be had for $3,
750. Inquire at News office. B-tt
FIVE ACRES FOR SALE Nice piece
of land, all fenced, close In und
ready for planting. No buildings
but a choice spot for small farm
Price $1,250. Inquire News of
flee.
FOR SALE Half Interest in a gen
eral mdsfl store In a thriving little
city in Douglas county; good loca
tion and Sn excellent trade. Owner
wantsto locate near coast. For par
ticulars address X. Y. Z care of
The News.
TIMBER CLAIM FOR SALE The
Yi or me a. e. and the S.
14 of the N. E. of section 26,
In township 3o south of range 2
west, consisting of sugar pine, fir
aad cedar. Cruised over four mil
lion feet. Price $3,000. Address
i", care News, Roseburg. dswtf
FINE TEAM FOR SALE Matched
span ot general purpose standard
bred mares, weight 1100 each, 5
and 6 years old, guaranteed per
fectly gentle; superb drivers and
good workers, will be sold at a
sacrifice. Here Is a chance to get
somthlng extra good. Inquire
Roseburg Flour Mills. sw-dtf
FOR SALE 1314 acres, 6 miles
south of the city, ail unr'er culti
vation or garden land. House and
barn on place. Price $1,800; first
payment $800, or will take good
work horses or cattle for first pay
ment. Balance 3 years, 6 per cent.
Inquire or address box 98, R. F.
D. No. 1, Roseburg, Ore. sw-s25
MUST BE SOLD Farm of 160 acres
six miles west of Roseburg. 6
room house, barn, well, several
acres set to fruit, 1 acre of which
Is bearing. Price for this place
$10 per acre and dirt cheap. Place
Is on county road. Small cash pay
ment and balance long time. Ad
dress box 55 or call News office
for particulars. tf
COUNTRY HOME FOR SALE
Close In, about six acres, plastered
house of 8 rooms, barns, water for
Irrigating piped over place, and
everything In first-class condition,
a bonanza for market gardening.
Nice lot of bearing trees and a
home that you will be proud or
and an Income maker. For par-
Oculars Inquire at News office. tf "
TIMBER CLAIM FOR SALE The
following described timber claim
Is i ffered for sale: N. . 14 .of
the S. E. 14 8. E. M of the N
E. hi of W. 14 N. E. 14 of sec. ?S.
township SO south of rann 1
west, consisting of 10 acres of
sugar pine, fir and cedar. It cruis
ed three and one-half millions
Price, $3,000. Address P, can
News, Roseburg. Or. dswt
FOR SALE If you want to buy riv
er wiin land come see uj or
write. Thlt land , a black loamy
freo, sell, all ell drained, no
hills, no rock, all level. Can sell
In ten or twenty acre lots at reas
onable figure. Land now being
urveved and platted. Only two
and balf miles from Riddle on fine
road. Write at one. - Rlddie
Land Company, Riddle. Ore-on-
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