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C. L. llatWey went to Portland Sat-
orttay nlKlit 4. hiiuiu a few.dayB wHIri
friends. ".
Of. Lowe's liisset o jjpt need the,
gunr'anloe that"' goes '. "with them.
- There's a seuson.
A great lubor sitver self-wringing
mop. Older now." J. W. Mote, P. O.
box, 107,"IlO8oourg. . nl5
.Mrs. .Horace Cumpbell returned
here" last evening after a few duys
spent at Rico Hill.
J. W. Perkins returned hero yes
terday Diprning after a couple' of
days Bpont at Portland. ''
Carl Wlniborly has returned from
, Drain . where ho .spent a. few days
visiting with his parents. ; ' . .. ..
, A.-C. Marstors went-, to Portland
' Inst night to spend a few days look-
lug after business Interests.
Bee 'the neV' Italian Relief, work
combined with "punch work,' on dis
play at Gravo's Art Emporium. tf
Wllllan Tlptnri leaves for Portland
tohorrow morning : where ho will
spend it few days with friends.
V. 13. McMillan and J. II. Bosnrd,
both of ijouKliii, Jwere visitors In
Roseburg fqr a few hours yesterday.
Frank Cavender left for Portland
lust evening .where lie will spend a
few days Joking after business iiijor
ests. '. . .... '. . . ... .',
St. George's Guild solicits owlors
for comforts, tied and finished $1-,
, knotted PO? extra, also aprons and
rag rugs. ;. .;. - . n4
Mrs. Sally SniltU left for Baker
City this .morning aftor a few days
spent at the home of her cousin, 11.
W. Strong. '
John Wlillo,,:; roturned to Riddle
yesterday' after speondlng a day in
Roseburg looking after business In
ti'rostH. .
Mrs. John It. Sutherland returned
here last evening after a few - days
spent ut Portland and other northern
cities. " ,-
J, 'M. .IV;'o ' roturnrJ :.cro Satur
day night alter a couple of dayB S)cut
at Ashland and other Southern Ore
gon cities.
B. P. Nichols, of Itlddlo. returned
homo yesterday after o few days
- psent at points in tho northern part
of the county.
Herbert Armstrong, of North
. Bend, Coos county, is spending a few
days In RoRoliurg looking after hual
uoss interests.
County Commissioner M. H. Ryan,
of Drain, came over this morning to
spend ft couple of dnys looking af
ter business matters.
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Willlani' WhlpplK, of the county
assessor's olllce, went to Drain last
evening to spend a few days visiting
with his parents.
Douglas Couuty Crmmory Milter
In tho best on the market. Insist
on your grocer supplying you with
this home product, which Is alwayf
strictly rresn and guaranteed. Two
pound roll, 85 centB. tf
Richard Ktuhlis una yesterday ad
mitted to Mercy hospital where he
will receive medical treatment for an
uleer of the slomsch
Mrs. II. Mcf'ulloch left for her
home nt Dnlins last evening after a
few days spent in Roseburg visiting
with Mrs. Thomas Wilson.
O. C. Hether, of tltendnle, passed
through Kosebui-g Sunday en route
home after n few days spent at Port
land and oilier northern cities.
Mrs. Beth ItnriT.ir .-ml Mrs. Clark
llnrgar have returned from points in
Washington where Ihoy spent the
past few weeks with fiieuda and rel
atives. Utile Dorothy Abraham returned
here last evening after a few days
pent nt Portland visiting nt the
Some of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Mack.
She wan accompanied home by Mrs.
Affle Hester, of Herkoley, Cal., who
will spend considerable time In Hose
burg visiting at the Abraham home.
Mr. Iti'sxlc Stephens left for her
home nt Long Reach. Cal., last even
ing after spening the past two weeks
with Iter cousin, William Kelllhcr, on
- Deer Creek. Mrs. Stephens Is much
pleased wttli Roseburg and Douglas
tounty, and when she left for home
WILL BKIIVK ni.WKK.'
Th ladles of the Presbyter-
Ian church will serve a genuine
4. hntna rnnlfffl rllnnpr fn thfl nnr- 6
)r8 ot lt,0 church election
day, November 6. n5
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she took along samples of Umpqua
Valley .frnlt.
' Al Creason has returned from
points in Kastern Oregon where he
siient tuo past few days looking af
ter business matters;
Lorenn Ramble," until recently a
waitress at the MrCIallen hotel, left
for Meilford this morning whore she
has received employment.
Alllo' Black returned ' hero this
morning after a few days spent at
Oregon City attending the annual
meeting of the Oregon Baptist Asso
ciation; -
H. O. Wilson has gone to Wash
ington, D. C, where ho was called to
consult with the government officials
relative to Indian land matters of
vital lmportance to Oregon.
Mrs. Hunt, of Portland, arrived In
Roseburg yesterday to spend a few
days visiting with her friend, Miss
L. K. Mcintosh, of tho Now York
storo.
Jason Marston and Roy II. Mars-
ton, of Buck Fork, were nt Roseburg
Wednesday, as witnesses before the
II. S. land office for Mrs. Mary Ilagan,
who made flnal proof on her Buck
Fork' homestead. Myrtle Creek
Mnll. "
Rev. J. E. . Uurkhart, a former
pastor of the Presbytorlan church of
North Bend, but late of Roseburg,
has been called by the First Presby
terian church of Marshlleld and ar
rived on tho Breakwater today.
North Bend Harbor.
Mr. and Mrs. Newell Wright pass
ed through Roseburg this morning
enroute to their homo .at Ashland.
Mrs. Wright has been spending the
past two months in tho EaBt, and vas
met at Portland by Mr. Wright. Mr.
and Mrs. Wright formerly rttilde.i In
Roseburg, but of late hnvo resided
In Ashland,
'...A vety prettjv.weddlng was soluin-
Ized ut the heme. of A.' B. Camp, in
Ropel),,'g, on October 5, when his
dauRl. tor, Miss Myra, was united In
ninrrlnge to F. L. Brown. The wed
ding ceremony was performed by R.
W. Alley, of Cottage Orove, and was
witnessed by nieinberB of tho imme
diate family.
i Harry Pratt, Jr., killed two big
deer and wounded another a fow days
ago, at tho head of Cedar Hollow.
Ho followed tile wounded deer, and
when ho returned to the two ho had
killed they were gono. Not only the
deer but the locality where he left
them as welt,, had disappeared, and
so far have not been found Myrtle
Creek Mall. "
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' S. M. Kelly has returned from
Portland where he was called a few
days ago by a telegram -aunouncifig
the death of his wito'B sister, Airs.
Maud Wlshnrt. Tho remains hnve
been embalmed and are being held
nt Portland awaiting the arrival of
the deceased's mother-who has beca
spening tho past few months In Ver
mont.. It is moro than prolnililo that
tho funeral will be hold at Oakland.
O. C. Brown, candidate for county
school superintendent, was In Myr
tlo Creek Thursday, meeting tho vot
ers. Mr. Brown Is n genial gentle
man of sturdy mould, a teacher of
ability nnd wide experience, and s
success In a business way. He lias
taught school, mostly in Douglas
county, for twenty-three yenrs, and
has had ten yenrs' experience In the
normal school work. Mr. Brown Is
making a clean, quiet campaign tor
the ofllco to which ho aspires and Is
staking many friends. Myrtle Creek
Mall. ,(
l.ucal sportsmen yesterday receiv-
cd rrom tho stato game commission !
1.1. OHO bass which wero planted in
the South I'mpqua river. Some of
their number were planted nenr the j
dam, while others were taken as far
south as Greens.' Ixical fishermen are ,
much enthused over the prospects of'
stocking the Douglas county streams.
nnd to date have received over 100,-;
000. fish of different varieties during
tho present summer. Tho bass ar
rived hero In fine shape, and were j
Immediately taken In chnrge by local
nittomoblltsts and hust'.ed to the near-
by streams where they were planted. .
I.et tlie people Ilulo
Vote 322 X Yes j
' On Election Day. '", '
' Thel Majority Rule Bill.
LOCAL NEWS.
A young man's banquet will - be
given at the Baptist church Wednes
day night. A program Is planned
All men between the ages of 20 and
30 are invited to come.
While working about her home;' in
Edenbower. 'this morning.' Mrs.' Mc
Donald fell In such a manner as to
dislocate her shoulder.' Dr. George
15. Houck was called and after some
difficulty succeeded In relocating' the
member.
B. Fontou haB returned from the
country where he spent a, few dayB
campaigning. Owing to the fact that
Qulne's chances of election are be
coming blighted each day It Is not
likely that Fenton will make a vigor
ous campaign . during the next two
weeks. In fact. It is said that he
feels discouraged, and fully realizes
his pending defeat. - i
E. K. Frltts. until recently employ-I
ed as teamster by Hlllard & Mc-i
Ginnis, the paving contractors, was
arrested here Saturday evening on
a statutory charge. A lad giving his
name as Frank Lebo, and his resi
dence as North Roseburg Is the prose
cuting witness. The trouble Is said
Interest Paying
Ranches
We have two tracts of 25 acres
each which will appeal to the man
of limited jnenns who desires a
placo that will yield a living for
himself and family. One Is un
improved,, but there is no waste
land, boiuo timber, delightful
building spot, near town and Is
priced right'. ' ' i
The other is improved, nenr
town and Included In tho price Is
all Implements, stock, furniture,
etc. It Is one of those rare bar
gains and will bo sold considerab
ly Under $100 tho acre. ' 7
Ask About These Properties.
Riddle Land
Agency
ltlDDU-:, OREGON,
or Inquire News Office.
LISTEN
We Need You To
HELP US MOVE
YOU NEED US TO HELP
You Save Money
Our new store Is rapidly nenrlng completion, and we still hare a
lnrge amount of stock to dispose of before we move, or Btnnd a heavy pack
ing and carting expense. We don't want to go to this expense If we can
avoid It, so we are placing BED ROCK prices on every single Item of
stock in our store or yel lo come not even reserving our LATE FALL
SUITS AND OVERCOATS. It's up to you. If you know values, good
material and workmanship when you Bee them, you aro doing yourself
an Injustice by falling lo
ATTEND OUR REMOVAL SALE
It costs yon nothing to come In and see what we have to offer and in
order to accommodate you the store will remain open till 8 o'clock every
evening.
SIMON CARO
DIKFXrrOKY ISSLKI).
The Douglas county directory
is now on sale. Place your or
der now, as there is only a lim
ited supply left. Address H.
W. Hunt, Bates Printing Office
Cass, and Pine.
to have occurred- at the' rear of
local' soft drink 'emporium, and
usual, the aggressor was intoxicated.
F.rA. King went to Summit, Ore.,
last night' where he will spend sever
al weeks.
J. J. Curtis, manager of the W. C.
Harding Land Company's offices at
Portland, and J. W. Fowler, spent
yesterday In Roseburg. They left for
points in the southern part of the
county this morning.
Knowledge In his examinations,
merit In his methods, quality in his
lasses Is the reason for Dr. Lowes
success. ' Consult him at Hotel Mc
Clellan, Friday and Saturday to
noon. Scores of Roseburg references.
T. R. Sheridan, of San Francisco,
arrived here last evening to remain
until about January 1. Mr. Sheri
dan says California Is very prosper
ous and that elaborate preparations
are being made for the exposition to
I be held In 1915.
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i A quiet wedding, was performed
i In Roseburg Saturday , night, when
MIbs Mabel Landers and Elmond
; Fisk were united in marriage. Mr.
Flak is employed at the Lewis Cafe
and is quite well known In this city
wbcro he and . Ills estimable bride
will make their future home.
G. W. Yarbrough and J. F. Smith
were In town from Willis Creek
Monday." These two old men are
among the early Oregon pioneers.
!Mr. yarbrough came to Oregon from
Missouri in 1844, and Mr. Smith ar
rived two years later. They are both
i past the three score and ten mllo-
poBt, and are going to' help elect
Woodrow WilBOn if one of the oth
er fellows don't get it, Myrtle
Creek Mnll. '
Treating eyestrain by means
;5S-"MOf suitable glasses is. not by
, . . any means so simple as it ap
pears. The necessary skill can only
I be acquired by years of sound close
j tUudy and experience. The neces-
j snry knowledge covers a wide field
. and Includes eye physicology and an
atomy, physical and visual optics in,
j the advanced stages, also a practical
j knowledge of lens grinding, cutting
j of cutting, and lollshlng of glasses
In' all their forms. Dr. Lowe's
j more than 21 years experience is at
I your services, at a most reasonable
cost.
LOCAL NEWS.
.:-Dr.-Lowes- glasses- are death -to
headaches. Ask your neighbor. ..
Miss E. Pruper, of Glendale, was
traitor In Roseburg (for a few
hours yesterday.
Let the People Hulo
Vote 322 X Ves
' On Election Day. ....
Tho Majority lulo.llill.
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FIItTST ROAD SHOW
OF THE SEASON.
At The Palace Theatre Friday
Night October S3.
"The Old Homestead," with Mr.
William Lawrence as Joshua Wb.it-
comb, will be at the Palace .theatre
Friday night, October 25. . It Is un
necessary to state the nature of this
play, as it Is now in its twenty-sev
enth season.
What can possibly be said at this
late day for or against, In praise or
blame, of Denmau-Thompson's "The
Old Homestead?" Criticism of this
play has long since been annihilated.
"Who builds stronger?" queried the
First Gravedlgger, "than the mason,
the Bhlpwirght or the carpenter?"
The answer should have been, Den
man Thompson. Verily, the play that
he bullded will "last till DoomBdayT"
It Is not so' much of a drama now as
an Institution. The production in this
the twenty-seventh season, of-"The
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Better? Yes --the Vanadium
built Model T is a batter car
than it was when it sold for al
most twice its present price.
Our gigantic production has
beaten the cost down to where
almost everyone can
ford to motor.
RUNABOUT
TOURING CAR -TOWN
CAR -
These new prices, f . o. b. Detroit, witli all equip
ment. An early order will mean an early de
livery. Get particulars from Ford Agent for
Douglas County. G. W. Burnett, Roseburg, Or.
TO OUR APPEAL FOR HELP
To Our Reason For Calling on Youj
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SECTION" 2002 LORD'S ,
OHEfiO.V LAWS.
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"Any pereon who shall by
promise of favor or reward, or
otherwise. Induce or persuade
any person to come into this
Btate, for the purpose and with
the .intent that such person
shall, by so changing his hablv j.
tation, vote at any general eles
tlon which ay hereafter ... jiJ -ji
held in this Btate, at any pl:;
where Buch voter or persoi
Bl'arF 4
not a lomt title resident,
be doomed guilty of a felony,
and upon conviction thereof
Hhall be punished as hereinafter
provided." ;
. The punishment provided for
violation -of the foregoing sec-
tlon is imprisonment in the pen-
ltentfary not lesB than one nor
more than three years, of fine 4
not less than $100 nor more 4
than $1000, or both such fine
and Imprisonment, and all per-
sons convicted shall be forever 4
ineligible to hold any office of
trust or profit in this state.
.
Old Homestead" Is said to be up to
the. same standard of excellence
which has always been the aim of
the management. In fact this high
standard of company and equipment
Is the very, reason the .old play ha
been so successful these many years.
' Reserved Beats on, sale at Mursters
drug store commencing Wednesday
morning,;
now ar-
$525
600
800
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