THE EVENING NEWS
CARL I). SHORMAKKIt,
Kdilor ana bolo Proprietor.
IBSl'ICl) DAILY HXCKIT SUNDAY.
HulMiTiiitlon Rates Daily.
Per year, by mall $3.00
Per month, delivered 60
Hemi-Wwkly.
Per year 12.00
Blr months 1.00
Entered as second-class matter
November E, 1910, at Roseburg, Ore.,
under act of March 3. 1879.
TIU'ltKDAY, .lll.V 2.1, 1IH2.
iSlMPDCATED
Webber Seen Running From
Scene of Crime
POLICEMEN! CALLED TO TESTIFY
Julia Itclwlor HiiyH Ho Kuw Wobbnr
Leave Scene of Murder I m me
dia U'ly After The Fund
KIiuIh Were Fired.
(Special to The Kvenlng News.)
NEW YORK. July 25. John Rels
sler, one of the flint wltn oases call
ed before the grand Jury today, tes
tified that he Haw Webber running
away from the scene after Rosenthal
was eliot.
Lieutenants Becker, Costgan and
Welly have boon Invited to testify
before the grand jury, but the dis
trict attorney has stipulated that
Becker must waive the rlghjts of
Immunity at tho coroner's Inquest
which has been set for next Monday.
LOCAL MOWS.
Mrs. F. B. Watte, of Sutherlin, was
a visitor In Roseburg this afternoon.
Attorney Qonrgo Neuner spent last
evening at Riddle looking after busi
ness Interests.
m-m i
Mrs. J. W. Perkins left for Port
land last evening where she will
visit with her mother.
W. O. Vance and family, of Port-i
land, will arrive tomorrow to visit
with the former's brother, J. M.
Vance. j
M. R. Parka end daughtor, Clam,
of Oakland, Cnl., arrived In Rose
burg this morning to spend a few
days visiting with their daughter and
sister, Mrs. Thomas Cobb.
Have you seen it the largest and
most beautiful lot of Aluminum
Vhiv. Imported direct 'from Iho
foremost factory of Germany. Not
the thin flimsy kind, the good ro
llnble sort. The Ware that Wear.
O, yes, the price no higher than the
flimsy makes. Call and see unmo
demonstrated at Rice & Rice, the
hnuHofurulsherR, tf
Calvin Spencer and lliuil Hoggs,
both refldi'nts of Ort-ens Station,
wore tiuietly marii"d at thp ofllnes
of Justice of the P;ie? R. W, M.irs
trB last night. They will make their
futitro home at Oneir where the
pit om owns a ranch. The wedding
coremony was perforoi'-d by J istito
Ma raters and was witneed b,- u lew
intimate friends of lite contracting
liartlcj.
Misa Adeline Stewart went to Rid
dle tills morning to spend a few day a
visiting with friends.
Dr. Knott, of Yoncalla, came over
last night to look after professional
matters.
Bert Riddle returned to his home
at Riddle thin morning after a day
spent In Roaeburg. ,
D. P. Love, of Myrtle Creek, and
C. II. Diuigherty, of Yoncalla, were
among those who spent the day In
Roseburg.
George Donahue, advance agent
of Kid Carson's Bufralo Wild Vwt
Shows spent the morning in Kofo
burg arranging to present the sl'ov. 3
on August 10.
Rev. J. N. McConnell, pastor of
tho local Christian church, went to
Central Point this morning where he
will spend several dayB attending tc
business matters.
K. K. Harpham, who recently un
derwent an operation at Mercy hospl
tal left for Tiller this morning
where he expects to upend a week
or ten days. Mr. Harpham Is em
ployed In the forestry service and If
well known In this vicinity.
FOR SALE One set double surry
harness, nearly new; one set
double farm harness; one single
hack harness; one buggy harness;
one good buggy. Inquire of H. M.
Bullwlnkle, 444 Pitzer Street,
Phone 105-J. 311-tf
George Thomas Coats, aged 78
years, and one of Roseburg's best
knowu citizens passed away very
suddenly at about 11 o'clock this
morning. Death occurred at the
j '.ioni of his son, C. K. Coats, In!
j Urooksldo. The funeral will be held I
i luinorrow afternoon at two o'clock, (
j Rev. Dollar hide, of West Roseburg.
officiating. Interment of the remans'
; will follow in tho Odd Fellows cern-j
etery. Other than leaving a Hon, j
C. E. Coats, the deceased is survived
by one daughter. Mr. Coats had re
Hided In Bronkslde for several years
and wan highly reflected by all who
chanced to make his acquaintance.
D. C. Harris, recently sentenced to
an indeterminate term in the state
penitentiary on a charge of passing
a worthless check upon Theodore
Wallace, of Wolf Creek, was this
morning taken to Salem by Deputy
Sheriff Ralph Qulne. Harris is the
individual who came to Douglas
county several weeks ago under the
pretemse of being a wealthy Eastern
er in search of a mining claim. He
negotiated for the purchase of a val
uable mining porperty, near Wolf
Creek, and was about to close the
deal when he suddenly left the coun
try cfter passing the check at issue.
He was later arrested, and upon be
ing arraigned In the circuit court en
tered a plea of guilty. The passing
of sentence followed.
Douglas Count Creamery Dutter
Is the best on the market. Insist
on your grocer supplying you with
this home product, whlrh Is always
strictly fresh and guaranteed. Two
pound roll, 70 cents. tf
FOR RENT A fine store with 2
modern living rooms at Edenbow
er. Rent $12.50 per month. Best
location, close to postoffico on
county road. Plenty of travel past
the store. Inquire at this office.
310-a7
CALL FOB CITY WARRANTS.
Notice Is hereby .given all persons
holding general fund warrants
against the City of Roseburg, Ore-
FOR RENT- Threo furnished rooms
for light housekeeping at 120 N.
Stephens street. J31
LIBERTY'S LIGHT
Ih really tho freedom that comes
from liHh'iH'iidonco, ami independ
ence can only belong to the thrifty
mid having. Young ami old ought
to have n bank, account and hero Ih
tho place to have It. Wo welcome
Individual accounts and are most ac
commodating to our depoNflorM. We
offer lilH'inl 1 merest combined with
that security (hut bcloims to solid
IiisiiliillotiN like our.
AX Interest on Time Deposits
500 AUTOMOBILE VOTES FREE
FIRELESS COOKERS
and Hot Weather One puts you in mind of
the other Doesn't it? Well, are you aware that
we are selling the Best Cooker on the market
"THE THERMATICT
Yes, you can cook anything on it from breakfast
foods to pies and cakes or roasts of meat. Stop
and think of it-A dinner prepared at breakfast
time, put in the cooker and your troubles are
over until time to serve the meal. No roasting
of yourself over a hot stove. Doesn't it sound good
to you? And they are not expensive, cost is
$10.00 TO $22.50
According to size and equipment. Remember
they are fuel savers also. Consequently a
good investment from the economic point of view
Now, until Saturday night, the 27, we will give
you a special of
500 AUTOMOBILE VOTES
As a bonus, over and above those you would
getregularly, with each Fireless Cooker purchase.
Churchill Hardware Co
IROKMONGERS
500 FREE VOTES--Don't Forget the Dates
gon, endorsed, "Not paid for want
of funds' prior to and Including j
March 4th, 1912; also the holder of1
special warrant No. 244 drawn on i
the Block No. 91 sewer fund and j
endorsed December 14th, 1910, to j
present the same to the City Treas-
urer for payment, as Interest thereon :
will cense after the date of this no
lle.'. 1
Dated this 23rd dny of July. 1912. '
D. S. HOUSER,
j30 City Treasurer.
r
First Trust and
Savings Bank
Spend Your Outing at Tiller, Ore.
SHE'S ON THE MAP
In i tho ticnrt of the mountain Amid trrnmt scenery
Ahiimlitnrf of irnm lnrtilif for finhertm'n lkOftflitl'ul,
cool mid nhtitfy carnitine erounild- . old. pure water- Min
thI iMirfnic- l'ritlt. vtn tulili' anil termor ion (Irllvtri'd at
.vmiiTjiiiip-Hnfly uinll - 'IVIrpliono ni'i-vico-Splendid no
roiiindut ioiih lloti-11 iller. iiiiiimiA fur her nMalH-8pec-lut
Sunday diunem- 1'or further JmWiimt ion npply to M.
C. 1i- F. IIAKTItl'M, TIM.KH. OUKf.ON
ADMINISTRATRIX' NOTICE
KINAfj SETTKKMKNT.
OF
A TTENTION!
Automobile Voting Contest Votes
must be Turned in not later than
July 25th. Color of votes will be
changed after that date. Ucsult of
votes will be published iu County
papers. Recording voles may be
left at any of the following places:--
Churchlll Hardware Co. Chirk's Studio
Rfd Cross Pharmacy llarttrs Torjgcry
Roseburg Strain Laundry
In the County Court of tho State
of Oregon for Douglas County.
In tho matter of tho estate of Wm.
j. vnrner. Deceased. i
NOICE IS IlEltEBY GIVEN:
That tho undersigned has filed in tho
above entitled court her account in
anal settlement of said estate, and
tho court has fixed the 23th day
of July, 1912, nt 10 o'clock A. M.,
for hearing objections, if any, to
said final account and tho settlement
of said estnto.
This notice lq published In the
Cmpqua Valley .News by ordr of
the Judge of the above entitled
court, dated the 27th day of June,
1912.
AMEI.DA WARNER,
Administratrix of the estate of Wm.
J. Warner, Deceased. dJ26
x i rmc'K oVTi x .Vln KrFLK.M kyK
l in mo i-ouniy i.ourc or me state
i of Oregon, for Douglas County.
! In tho matter of the estate of Geo. '
: U. Mayborn. deceased. j
' Notice Is hereby glvn that Marlette
i Mayborn, tho administratrix of the 1
ost:ite of Geo. Ft. Mayborn, deceased, ,
'having filed with County Court of i
Douglas Counly. Oregon, her final ac-'-ount
as such Administratrix, and
that Saturday, the 31st day of Aug
ust. 191:!. at ton o'clock or said day
has b'oen set as the time for hearing
Kbjeitlons to said final account and
the settlement thereof.
MAKIfe'lTR MAYUOltX.
Adnir. of the estate of Geo. 11. May
born. deceased. al9
NOTirK OK KINAI. "sCTTIiUJIKNT.
Notice Is hereby given Ihnt the
undersigned, administrator of the
; estate of KlUabeth Lucas, deceased,
has filed It, tho County Court of
Roseburg, Oregon
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final account as such administrator
of said estate, and that Saturday, the
31st day of August. 1912, at the hour
Douglas County, State of Oregon, his of 10 o'clock as the time for hearing
of objections to said report, and the
settlement thereof.
GEORGE LUCAS,
a" Administrator.