Money Saved is Money Made
Kir3chaum"Qothes.
MgFUSJMOVE'
We are offering you the finest o jortunlty to save therefore to make
money you have ever had. It's up to you to take advantage of this op- :
portimlty by purchasing your
Fall Suits and Overcoats
KTscS'aumQyhei.
ail Wfoet. HSDwin.mii
and other furnishings at our
GREAT REMOVAL SALE
which ia now going on and will continue until we are located in our new
quarters in the new hotel building.
I'I.EASK REMEMBER that all reports to the contrary, we are not
selling out and expect to remain in Roseburg and grow with the town.
All we aro doing now Ib offering you a chance to save money not only on
Butts and Overcoats, but also on I tain Coats, Kubhcin, Hoots and Shoes,
which you will need now or very shortly.
Simon Caro
CpyngU, iqtt A B. Kuuhbaum Co.
Ctpjmtht, IQIl.:A. B. Kiruklaum Ct.
STORE OPEN EVENIGS TILL8p.m.
BURKE
SCORES
i The Whisky Traffic in Force-
ful Language.
PRAISES HEWS FOR ITS STAND
UtrH Railroad M'it to Voto Dry
mid Help Wrest Weaker Ill-others
From Toils of Tlio
Whiskey Curse.
UOL MCWH.
L. 13, Wallare. ot tho Harding
l.:md (onij:imy, left fur Portland on
luminous l:iL evening.
Miss McMuUcn bus relumed from
Vorllnml when) she spent a couplo of
wtiekH vIhIUiii; with frlenda.
.1. II. Allison, of Ul pin. Wis., who
has been vl.-dtlng S. J. .lonert, or this
city, bought a farm near Wilbur to
day. Alfred WolbMiiuug and Charles
RohertH went to Myrtle Creek thin
morning to look after InixineMt iu
tereii. liormmin Mnrdiurs, tr.e plumber,
1h prnpunHl to install gim llltltigs at
v,etl ns pipe houses. Ho guarantees
satisfaction, v
Edward Tnnnbell and lan Hall
left for TacoiiiH. Wash., him evening
whero they will attend to business
JhtereMrt.
Vor mlM urk and high qiinlify
luiiilier of nit Kinds, cull on I be J. .
Monk I, it miter oniwuiy. Phone 1M.
"Wo del Iter Ilio gtMKlsV lf
O. I. Coshnvv, democratic upeiiker.
arrived on tho noon train and Is be
ing Introduced about, tho city by
Hugh Mel, Hin. Mr. Cowbow will dis
til ks the IsHiies of democracy tonight
at the Odd Fellows hall, and it is
expected a large audience will be out
to hear him. Marshilcld Record.
O. C. Sothcr returned to his homo
at Cilcndalo today nfter attending to
buHincHK mutters in this city.
Miss Sparks left for Portland last
evening titter upending (lie summer
at tho home of her parents In this
city.
C. L. Hud ley has mturnuil from
Portland where he spent a couple of
weeks with his wife, who is visiting
at that city.
( i . V. M a rs ha 1 1 , or t ho Weyor
h a user Timber Company, left for
Medford (bis morning after a couple
of diiys spent in Roseburg.
For mill work and high quality
lumber of nil U tin In, call on the J. ".
Flook Lumber Company. Phono 100.
"Wo deliver (he o.mIs" tf
Peter F la in wiih oer from Riddle
Thursday superintending the delivery
'of inn. nun pounds of dried Italian I
! prunes which he purchase for the 10. j
I L. French Company In the vicinity
or Riddle. Mr. Clam stated that his
' sou. John Clam, ret in lied home
Wednesday from Canada, thoroughly
j disgusted with that country. Myrtle
Creek Mall.
LOCAL NEWS.
Every one should see the splendid
equal suffrage pictures nt the Golden
theatro this week.
Eat old-fashioned buckwheat cakes
and maple syrup at Everybody's
Cnfe. tf
. I
St. George's Guild-solicits orders i
for comforts, tied and finished $1,
knotted 50c extra, also aprons and!
rag rugs. n4 I
llKi PARADE TAKES PLACE
KOSKItl lt; SATl'RIIAV.
AFTERXOO.V, XOV. .
S. J. Underbill left for Forest
Grove and Dayton this morning
whero he will Bend a week or ten
days visiting with relatives.
I.et the People. Rule
Vote :iJi5 X Yes
On Election Iny.
Tho Majority Rule Hilt.
For mill work and high quality j
lumber of all kinds, call on the .1. (.
Flook Lumber Company. Phono 100. i
"Wo deliver the. goods" tf I
Mrs. II. D. Fletcher and seven cbil-,
dren. who have resided in West Hose-!
burg for some time past left fori
lone, Eastern Oregon, last night !
whero they will make their future;
homo. I
Jessie Merriman. of Omaha. Neb., j
arrived in Roseburg last evening to j
spend a few clays visiting, wit h her j
cousin, Asher Ireland. She left for)
Olalla this morning where she will I
visit at the Ireland home. I
Everybody Is Invited to take part
In the dry parade which will start
Trom Lane and .lark son streets at 2
o'clock shan). The committees aro
as follows: General committee, Mrs.
S. E. Collier. Mrs. Lee Dlllard and
Mrs. G. W. Riddle; autos, J. E. Mc
CHutork; carriage, Frank E. Alley;
floats. Deo Howard, Mrs. R. L. Gile
and Mrs. II. S. Morse; horshback rid
ers, H. L. Marsters, Chas, Stanton
and Lawrence Gondburn; baby car
carriages, Mrs. E. Faulkner; school
Hiildren, Mrs. C. K. Root, Mrs. B. L.
Eddy and .Mrs. Win. McKee, G. A, 11. ,
Mr. Morse; music, J. II. Clark and
Earl Strong; marshal, R. E. Smith;
R. R. men, Mr. Cavender and Mr.
Lindsey; advertising, Mrs. A. C.
Marsters. A splendid address will
be given nt the close of tho par
ade, tf
On the occasion of his second
j speech In this city, Attorney J.
! Frank Burke, of Portland, was greet-
ed by a well filled auditorium at the
j Presbyterian church last evening. The
i night was stormy, but notwlthstand
j Ing every seat in the spacious church
I was occupied by someone anxious to
learn more of the liquor business
! from the view point of the non
, license plan. Mr, Burke prefaced his
remarks by exhibiting to view a copy
iof yesterday's Evening News, that
1 particular Issue containing two polnt
: ed articles which appealed directly
to him. One of those articles was
an editorial, dealing with the cost of
the liquor traffic to a community,
and the other was by the well known
writer, Mrs. E. G. White, and plain
ly Indicated the terrible curse the
liquor trade foists upon the public.
Tho speaker said that he had been
in the newspaper business himself,
and he well knew what the average
publisher was up against. He said it
took courage of an unalloyed sort
for the management of any publica
tion to come out in an unconditional
and uncompromising fight ' against
the traffic. He highly commended
tl:e course taken by The Xews in this
fight, jnjidi pisscrted 'the people of
Roseburg and Douglas county could
well be proud of their paper In the
magnificent fight It was engaged in
against the forces of evil, and added
in closing that Bitch a paper was well
worthy of support from every good
citizen. (Prolonged applause.)
Mr. Burke next referred to the
"majority rule bill which Is before
the jKMjple of Oregon for adoption.
He said that the measure was not
what it was represented to be, but
if adopted, the best weapon the peo-
CHEAPER DELIVERY.
An exceptional opportunity Is of
fered a live local business man who
delivers goods to buy a brand new
lfiOO pound delivery truck at factory
cost. Truck ordinarily costs JS50.00.
Investigate this offer if a more mod
ern, economical delivery system ap
peals. Ths truck will take tho place
of two 2-horso teams. Address
"Truck" care this paper. 54 On 1
Let tho Peoplo Rule
Vote 322 X Yes
On Election Day.
The Majority Rule Hill.
pie had for fighting the infamous
home rule bill, was- wrested from
their hands, and it would be next to
impossible to wipe that law from
the statute books. He advised the'
defeat of the measure, alleging that
the liquor interests well know what
the proposed law means, and that
they are working to a man for Ita
adoption.
Appealing to the railway -ien who
might be present, Mr. Burke made
an eloquent plea fur their support of
this great moral Issue which con- '
fronts the people of this state. He
appealed to the man of strong tra't
of character to vote for the protec
tion of the weaker brother who In
the hour of great temptation bad
fallen Into the depths of sin, and who
In his weakness was unable to extrl-.
cate himself from ,the slimy pit
the liquor habit.
.The speaker closed his remarks 1
an eloquent plea for 'voters to get!
out on election day and enst tTinlrV
ballot for a righteous cause, and lnjf
bu uuiug imun uruumi uie JOIUQ Ol
the land the protecting hand of the
law, nor allow the liquor traffic to
tempt them from the paths of virtue.
The man who stands for the sale of
liquor, said the speaker, should be
willing to see his son stagger home
In a drunken stupor, or his daughter
in the embrace of a maudlin fiend.
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THE STEVEMS
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LISTING
AT $25.00,
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ers everywhere as
"Superb for Trap or
Field."
Mado In five styles
and illustrated and
described in Stevens
Shotgun Catalog.
Have vour Dealer show
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P ti Rnx GIMS.
fMfflSH CUSC0PEE Mil. MBS.
IS!
No. '
con
i nii a
He knows the price of eveiy-thing-and
the value of nothing
judges the Ford by its low cost
alone. But he who knows real
values knows that only the gi
gantic production of the Ford
has made possible present prices
RUNABOUT
TOURING CAR
TOWN CAR
$525
60U
890
These new price?, f. o. b. Detroit, with all equip
ment. An earl)' order will mean an early de
livery, fiet particulars from Ford' Agent for
JougIas County. U. W . liurnett, Koseburg, Ur.
Roseburg Natatorium A
ssoc
iation!
This Summer a great number of Ladies and Girls went over to the Alexander Park because in the hot Summer days
t was refreshing to take a swim in the river, but there was not much accomodations for the bathing public in Roseburg
y Joining the Natatorium Association
Roseburg can have a place for people to bath and learn to swim, a place every citizen can be proud of
Citizens Shall We All Join Hands and Do It Alexnder