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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1912)
(I y Get auto contest votes at Church Brothers'. tt Let Stone tune your piano. Phone 288-R, tf . A good new piano Tor rent, phone 388-R. H. Jay Stone. tf H. W. Oliver will tune your piano or repair your organ. Phone 396. tf Prof. Victor Hoyd left for Oakland this morning to look after butjlneuti mattcra. Mrs. Hubert Paria went to Dlllurd thin morning to spend a few days Visiting with her father. County Surveyor Frank Cain went to Riddle this morning to look after business matters. Miss Wileon and mother, of Mon mouth, arrived in JtoHeburg last evening to siwmd a few days visiting at the Parrott home. A. L. Gore, secretary of the Cres well Orchard Company, will nrrlve in Roseburg this evening to confer with D. 13. Grant relative to business mat ters In which they are interested. Dr. Little, of Oakland, camo over this morning to attend I-royal Emery, of CoIob Valley, who is suffering from tho effects of a dislocated shoulder. The hoy is ut present at Mercy hospital. Miss Catherine Dunham, formerly employed bh instructor In tho local schools, left for Med ford this morn ing where she will teach the coming year. The members of the Roseburg school board will meet in regular Session at the offices of School Clerk George Neuner this evening. Harry Hermann, wife and Mrs. S. 8. Starmer, who hnve been spending the past few days at Ha ml on and oth er coaBt resorts will probably return bero Borne timo tomorrow. Mrs. Both Rargar and Mrs. Clark Bargar left for Newport this morning whore they will spend tho next two weeks enjoying their annual outing. Mrs. Brown, of N'ampn, Cal., who has been spending the past few days in Roseburg visiting with her sister, Mrs. ,8. M. Kelly, left for Oakland this morning to visit with relatives. In accordance with yesterday's an nouncement, 200 enns of trout arriv ed In Roseburg early this morning and were later transported to various sections of tho county and deposited In the rlverB and mountain streamB. Fifty cans of trout wero taken to points on tho North Umpqua river, above Rock Creek, whllo others were , planted In South Doer Creek and Icbh Important streams. Loral automo blllsts, who are Interested In preserv ing the "(tailing gamo" in Douglas county met the early train, and it was j out a few minutes later when the trout were enroute to tho several j streams preparatory to planting. V. E. Willetts, of the local cream-j ery, spent the day at Oakland at tending to business matters. H. G. Wilson, the local Indfnn land agent, left for Portland and other northern cities this morning to look after business interests. F. K. Clark and slater returned to Drain this morning after a day spent In RoBoburg attending to business matters before the United States land office. Dr. Callaway returned here tills morning from Kugeno where bo at tended the stage wedding of Miss July Evangeline Claman and C. Price Manlou, members of the Nat ional Stock Company. Mrs. Callaway, who accompanied her husband to the university city will roturn home to night. Some unknown person last night effected entrance to the Padelford parage, on Rose tseret, nnd appropri ated a quantity of toolB. The rob-, liery was reported to Acting Marshal Chambers this morning and the of-1 (leer Is now at work In hope of as-1 pertaining the Identity of the guilty i party. Entrance to -the building was effected through a rear window, Whon ho opened his Btoro shortly after seven o'clock this morning, D. J. .Jarvis, the Sheridan street mer chant, found that some person had at tempted to effect entrance to the structure during ho night. The fel low had apparently mounted a box or ladder with the Intention of spring ing tho lock near the top of the front door or passing through the transom which was left ajar upon the closo of business last night. Num erous partially burned matches and a scorched door casing showed that tho would-be robber had worked for some little time before abandoning the task as hopeless. Mr. Jarvls sus pects a certain negro, who yesterday spent considerable time In loitering about the Btoro. The negro could not be found this morning and it Is bellnyed he; left town during the night. TEACH KU WANTKD. WANTED A teacher for 8 months school near Roseburg man preferred. Only those of good experience and first class equipment need apply. Good community, good sal ary. Address The News of fice. 330-al7 A MEXICAN LOVE AFFAIR Br SHEILA ESTHER DUNN ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Douglas County. In the matter of the Estate of Samuel Srnead, Doceaspd. , Notice is hereby given that the undersigned was on the 7th day of August, 1912, duly appointed Admin istrator of the above entitled Estate by tho County Court of Douglas Coun ty, Oregon, and all persons having claims against said Estate are re quired to present the same, duly ver ified, to George Neuner, Jr., Rose burg, Oregon, within six months from the date thereof. Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, this L2th day of August, 1912. MONROE W. SMEAD, Administrator of the Estate of Samuel Smead, Deceased. s9 MELROSE POULTRY YARDS SALE 36 Barred Rock lions, 7& cents each; 1 Barred Rock cock, $2:.5u; S S. C. White Leghorn bens $1; IS. C. Whlto Leghorn cock, $2. fit); 5 C. W. Orpington hens and 1 cock, $26; 1 Buff Orpington cock, 82; 3 Bufr Orpington cockrels (eggs from Nor throp'H), $5 oach. All nbovo stock ajro yearlings nnd especially good layers. For prices on cockrels and pullets from 3 to 6 months of nge, call at yards 6 miles west of Rose burg or wrlto us your wants. We are moving and must reduco stock. Salo dates, September 1 to 20. If you need any of this stock, place your order now nnd we will hold It for you. WINNIE GADDIS "THE PLUMBER" Roseburg Pbone 20.1 Sutherlin Phone 28 Up-to-the-Times with attention and mechanics First Class Materials Work Guaranteed BEAUTIFUL AND DESIRABLE LOTS IN Maynard's Harvard Avenue Addition Level, Rich River Bottom Soil, Natural ParK, Fiver Drive. Close in. All City Privileges. City Water Lights and Graded Streets i Nothing to equal these properties in the entire City Lots are large Prices are low. Every lot fenced. For choice of lots, terms and all information Phone 212-L or apply on premises, Hunan! Arc, Vst Roseburg, and save commission. Buy now as prices will advance. Get yours at once and earn the increaseyourself. Intendingpur chasers Phone 212-L and Auto will take you over to property. I C. D. MAYNARD, Prop. NOTICH FOR IJIDS FOR KKWKR CONSTRUCTION'. Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned at his office In the city hall in tho City of Rose burg, Oregon, up to 5 o'clock P, M. on Monday, August 26th, 1912, for the construction of a sewer In what Is known as the Dlakeley Street Sew er District in the City of Roseburg in the manner provided by Ordin ance No. 4 95 of the City of Rose burg. All bids must bo submitted on blank forms, which will be furnished upon application to the undersigned, and must be accompanied by a certi fied check payable to the City Troas rer for five per cent of the annum! bid, to be forfeited to the City of Roseburg in case the successful bid der Bhall fall to enter Into a contract and bond with said City. Tho con tractor will be required to furnish a bond for thirty per cent of the amount of the contract, to Insure the faithful performance and com pletion of the work. The Council hereby reserves the right to rejeel any and all bids. By order of tho Council. Dated August 20th, 1912. CARL 12. W1M11KRLY, Kecorder of the City of Roseburg Oregon. a2G Dandruff Causes Scalp v.. 1 Itching. CJ Clogi the pore, of the icalp, prevents tho hair from obtaining proper nourithmenl camel it to fade and eventually to fall out. And beiidei, il'a irritating and annoying to have your icalp itching and burning nil the time. If you want to get rid of the Dandruff germ to atop the annoying itching and burning to have really clean and healthy tcalp, get bottle of HAY'S HAIR HEALTH to-day prove toyour iclf what a latiifaction it it to have hair health. Your money back If not tatiifactory. Sl.00 .dd 50c at Prut Stor. or dirl upon receipt ol price end dealer, oame. Send 10c lor tiiel bolllc I'hilo ll.y Spec. Co., New.ik, N.J Maratora Drug Co., ana Hamilton Drug; Co. soli It for 60o and $1.00, or from Phllo Hay Spec. Co., New ark. N. J. There Are Ten Ten ants Looking for a House Like Yours! Any ono of tho ten would consider your rental price reasonable, nnd your house, or apartment. IDEAI.r -exactly hat he has been look ing for! Your "reasonably persis tent" use of the "to rent" column of this paper will result In helping SOMR ot these ten possible tenants to find your house or apart ment The details will be easy to arrange! Ht-nt Your llmi. Thrmmh THE EVENING NEWS Don Martin I'urtado, a Mexican gen tleman of forty uud u bachelor, drew a goodly sum of money from the bank and gave it to Dona Isiibel Alendoza. j bis fiancee, fur the purpose of buying j the necessary furuiture uud the trous 1 senu. This may be surprising to those I of other countries where the bride is j expected to furnish her own bridal j outfit and quite often provides the j home, though In Europe this may bt f done with the dowry which Is ulwayt supposed to go with the wife. In Mbx i r-o the groom furnishes both furniture nnd trousseau. Don Mart tus fiancee was Just balf hU age uud was for a time undecided j between him nnd a young man a cou- pic of years her senior, Jose Ilerrern. But as Jose was equally poor there seemed to be no possibility of their marrying. One day Jose proposed a plan by which they might raise the wherewithal for their union, lie sug gested that Isabel engage herself to Don Martin long enough to secure the trousseau and the furniture, then Just before the wedding tell him she had discovered that she did not love him It was probable that Don Martin would not permit- ber to return the gifts, for be was ri gentleman and known to be a very liberal man. Just how Dona Isabel received this proposition within her heart does not appear, but certain It is that she agreed to it. Don Martin bad proposed to her several times, nnd on the next similar occasion he was surprised to be ac cepted. He told her that she had made him very happy, but that he did not wish to buy a wife be desired one who would love him. If therefore at any time before their marriage she felt that she preferred ti not her man or that she did not love him be would re sign her. The next dny Jose came to see her. and she totd him that she bad accept ed Don Martin and what her elderly lover had said to her. Jose asked what she had replied to his expression of willingness to resign her In case she discovered that she did not love him. She said she bad answered be need not fear for her marrying him without love; that, she promised, she would nev er do. Jose laughed at this, declaring that she was a trump and was work fug the old fellow beautifully. lie was I bout to give her a kiss, but she held him off, saying that so long as she was engaged to Don Martin she would be true to him. It would be time enough for kisses when she had broken with hi in and engaged herself to Jose. Having received the means for the trousseau nnd the furniture. Dona Isa I'el proceeded to the dressmaker and milliner for the former and asked Don Martin to go with her to select the lat ter. But be told her to buy what she liked and If the purchase money over ran the sum he had sent ber he would make It up. Isabel was several months buying a redding out lit; then Don Martin one lay asked ber if she would name the lay. But she wan not to hurry, and lie reminded her of her promise not to narry him without love. At this Isa bel appeared very thoughtful nnd said nothing. Don Martin at this assumed Mutt her conscience was pricking ber uid said: "Consider yourself released from -our engagement. Moreover, the gifts I have made 1 shall expect you to Keep, for on no account would I re elve them If you returned them." "Not if I were to marry another?" "If yon ronrry another consider It o wedding gift from me." When Isabel told this to Jose he was lellghted and asked ber tf she could tot stick the old fellow for something i iore. She promised to see about It. lose asked her to set the dny when iho would innrry him, nnd she fixed It 'or that dny three months hence. A month before Jose was to marry 'sabel one of htn friends told him that le had heard that Isabel was to be imrrled on the day fixed for his and ner wedding. "Oh, that isn't announced yet," re idled Joso. "You must not say any 'hlng about It" "How do yoa know? "I should think I would know since I nm to be the groom." "You?" "Yes, I." "I did not hear that, said his friend. I heard that she was to marry Don Martin Furtndo." "That's another affair thnt my iancce had some time ago. She was 'tipaged to Don Martin for awhile. 'Uit keep this matter to yourself." As his wedding dny drew uear Jose "Taped together all the money he onld nnd borrowed nn amount to be aid by a mortgage on his furniture be made the day after the wedding. ine day the post tun n left nn envelope ' r him. and. opening It. he found an nvitallon to the wedding of Dona snbel Mendoza to Don Martin Fur ado. For a moment he thought it part of the ruse. But the Invitation Am duly engraved, and It occurred to o!ie thnt he had been victimized. He 'ushed to Dona Isabel's house and renthlessly asked her what it meant "It means," she Bald, "that 1 loved ou. who proposed to get by a trick 'rora a noble man the means to marry e- Your contemptible conduct turn J me from you, and Don Martin's nngnanlmous action won me to him. "ioodby. You are welcome to my wed iii.R. After that 1 wish never to see -on again " If You Have Property to Sell, Rent or Exchang, You Want to See J. W- CAMPBELL The Live Wire Real Estate Agent List What You Have Wih Him and Get Results PEACHES!!! THE EARLY CRAWFOKD reaches are coming in the full force of the Season this week. The crop is extremely short this year, but the quality is unuE ually fine, the fruit nice, large ard luscious. The Season however will not last over ten days. Next week will see the supply of this favorite canning peach completely exhausted. Therefore place your orders early with us to b9 sure of 'the home grown Peach. Roseburg Rochdale Go. BUY A FARM-8oo,ooo Acres to Select From. In Central Oregon LOW PRICES EASY TERMS Your last chance to buy Good Farm Land at Such Low Prices Come In Ann Let us tell you about these farms If you desire to trade your small acreage on a larger farm We will figure with you - McCLINTOCK AND QEDDES Office tn Mnrsli rV AniH-x.NVxt To firntid Hotel D. II. MARSTERS' PLUMBING SHOP. ' Plumbing, Sheet Metal WorK, Tinning and Keating' North. JacKson Street, adjoining Peoples Marble ' WorKs. Telephone 251. WorK Done on Short Noticp ROSEBURG, ORE Ph0Be 2- All work firHt-rta,. Commercial Abstract Co Abstracts of Title Filing Papers Prepared ' Insurance, Etc. Bonds ot all Kinds Furnished Money to Loan on Improved Farm Property rvrklna Building noSFBCRQ, OREGON ARE YOU LOOKING fOR LAMP? Dont fail to come out and see the MELROSE ORCHARD TRACTS The cream of the Impqua Valley. Tracts 10 acres and up. Price 50.00 an acre and np. Deep, rich Boil. Come out, write or call up on phone, C. M. ANDERSON, Melrose, Ore. THE ECONOMY MARKET George Kohlhagen, Prop. Wholesale and Retail Butcher. The best the market affords. All kinds of Stock bought and soM. Phone 53 Rosebuig, Oregon
