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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1913)
LOOKS COMFORTABLE Feels Better Than It Looks A Rood bed equipped with one of our apodal Floss llat tressfiH and Double-Deck Springs is good enough for a king, or a good Aiiiuriufiu citizen. Comfortable sleep Is necessary to good work. So give your bod room outfit the consideration it deserves, V, e have the most complete Hue of bed room furniture shown in Southern Oregon. We have D.v.w.ra and Chiffoniers, Dressing Tables, Ueds und Bed Room Clin Irs, in White Enamel and Bird's Eye .Maple; lirtiSM-rs and Cliif foiih.rs in Oak, Mahogany, Circassian Walnut. AhIi and Pacific Oak. AIho complete line of ft rafts and Iron Beds, Mattresses, Springs, Pillows, Blankets, Spreads, Comforters, ele. In f net everything that Is required to make the Bed Koom honmy and comfortable. Dependable Merchandise, Lowest Prices A. J. LILBURN & SON Complete House Furnishers CITV NEWS i' A. I.ACHY, HoHohurg 13oostor. ITS TIIK I'IlK'H WIIKICK i: kicvhoiiv ;ti:s. (Monday & Tuesday i'.T.(;i:s in: ii,ii:it Vaudeville Act HARRY DING ( liiru'vr HiiHtlnu: .Xinei-lt-iiii Sonus, His Km'nrrM lit t'hin s. 1'ir.sfc thm In your clly. Sim him him I ht'iir him. Yn u 111 lalk nlmtit It nll.-r iHMtl'lllg 1) I Ml. A Race to New York The Kli'vciith Story nf "Whiit lltiijMnMl to Mi try". Will Mary Ivt I In I 'm- me? . simju sri-:i i.u, i i;n The Flight of the Crow Tun libels, Thr lM-ainntlc Ltmii'im if ii Wmiilt'HiiK ;IuIh. PATIIE WEEKLY 12 OirrtMil- I' ven In with .leff .let'f tfvtltiM; n Mplhtlcr In liH Im'juI fruit i "Johnny ltltV u noil rii !(; llir.H Sltinc in (hi Klinluill Unity (iiaiHl IMntii.. Matinee 5 and 10c Night 10 and 15c Box Spats 20c crrv xi;vs (Jive your friends u- hand painted X in as gift, o22 Just arrived, new r'innan 1 laddie and Kiiiered Salmon, at the Bee Hive (jroeery, tf Mrs. V. K. Douglas has arrived here from Portland to Join her hus band, a local real estate agent. James Andrews left for his home at Central Point this morning after spending the past few days in Hose hurg. O. C. Selher returned to (Ilendale this morning after a few days spent in Itosehurg attending to business matters. A marriage- license was issued here this morning to V. (J. Stevenson and i Laura K. Smith, both residents of J Doitghis county. .Mrs. J. V.. lOnsIey ivft for her home at Central Point this morning utter a few days spout, in Itoseburg visiting with Mrs. (iamtuon. Ralph Kenton and wife, of Golden dale, Wash., are expected here this evening tu spend a few days visiting with the former's brother, B. Ken ton. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Barnard leave for K uve ne tomorrow where they will spend two or three days. They will lie accompanied by their daugh ter llloNe. Mixs Phillips, of Suthorlln, who recently sustained a severe Injury of the hand as the result of falling on a piece of glass, nunc over t his morning to consult physicians. A. Welch, owner of the local Hr.ht 11 :i rl water plant nrrived here this morn in:; from Port hind. Mr. Welch enntemnlales a number of lniprve mects ni'out the Winchester plant, some of which will be announced within the next few weeks. Kew funnel) were on h.tiid at the market this morning, end as n result t he storks were quick I y re plot ed. This lack of interest in todav's mar ket was probably due to tho fact that ninny farmers took advantage of tho t-Miirshm to SuMterlin. A quiet wedding oorurrod at the homo of the groom's parents on the eventni; of October lit. nt Dlltard, when ltoy Walker and (Mora Lewis were united In marriage. The wed ding ceretuoiU' was performed by Itev. 1. H, Bowers, pastor of the Baptist church at Mvrtle Creek. The wedding was nt tended by members of the Immediate family and a few intimate friends of the contracting parties. IN TIIK NKYV F.Lk'S 1 WILDING MONDAY AND TU 115 PAY One Two Part Feature The Reformers of the Lost Art lit Min. Yw.fi One's Business. liioraph irsie i. si:u:t' ins r,v Miss Mo;Ijs:;i Mortens;!! and Miss Jessie Lewis Yie.linisi Pianist ". i . t'omvrt hv Mitsin Rosano hv Xevine I ne I'M is, m Phot.. Play-- Drama Til.- (u cc J of (hMiien ISev i 'ne Keel it.i;;:'aiih---Sn!nev I )rev aiul Court lier Pool;? ii The Master Painter HOOKS ni'KN AT a I". M. AM) 7 1. M. SHOW M'AIITS AT 15: IS AM) 7:1.1 I'. l PRICK TEN CENTS ' Instruction In China painting. Cull , at Art Emporium. 022 j Mr. Long, of Yoncalla, vas a busl j ness visitor in Rosehurg today. I R, Jiijn arrived hre last evening from Portland to look after business ' matters. John tianks riiturne dhere lust evening after a day spent at i.rain and vicinity. Fred Heavens returned to (Jrer.n last evening after a day spent in iti.s'.'lMirg. - Hottert Wixnn returned to Yyrtle '.'reek hist evening after a day iiient . in itOHcliurg. James Beckley returned to Myrtle i Creek hist evening alter a day spent in Koselmrg. Kred Heavens and Ii. A. Heavens, 1 of Green, came up this morning to : spend a few days. Mrs. II. H. Nichols, of Riddle, is : .'nending a couple of days in Itose . otirg with friends. Mrs. Meyers returned to Green last evening after a day spent in Itoseliurg shopping. Elmer Jackson and wife, of Myr tle Cr.'ek, returned home Tuesday af ter a brief visit here. John Chapman, the dentist, went to Oakland tills morning to look uf ter business matters. Marry Stapleton has returned from a brief business trip to Salem and other northern nolnts. Mrs. I,. R. Jenkins left for her home at Portland thh, morning after a few days spent in Itoseburg. Editor Vernon, ,nf ;ths Oakland Advance, returned home last evening after a day spent In Itoseburg. (i. Palmer went to Oakland this j morning where he will be employed i by the Portland irldge Company. J. !'. Ilootli. of Walla Walhi, Wash., Is spending a few days In Posel urg looking after business mat ters. Attorney R. W. Marsters and wife go to Itlddl,. tomorrow morning where they will spend a week with relatives. Roman meal Improves dlgnstion. wholesome as a food and indorsed bv all leading physicians. Pee lllve Grocery, of course. tf .Mrs. Robbins, of the O. A. C, ar rived here last evening to attend a meeting of the .Mental Culture Club held thfB nt'ternoon. W. K. .Marsters went to Oakland this morning where he installed a' tombstone for Mrs. Jack Howard. The slone was Installed In the Ma sonic cemetery. ' Traveling Passenger Agent Jen kins .of the Southern Pacific lines in Oregon, arrived here this morning 'mil personally conducted the excur sion to Sutherlln today. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Wlngct, of Itoekford, 111., arrived in Itoseburg this morning with a view of spending' some lime in this vicinity. j Mrs. 1. J. Norman, of Drew. Is spending some days in the city visit ing her daughter, Mrs. E. M. Ren I'ro. of "III, S. Stephens street. .Mr. anil Mrs. John (lile, of East ern Canada .anil Mi's. R. (I lie and daughter, Mh's .Nina, of Salem, ar rived here lasl evening to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Cllle. It. .1. Hunter, wife and child ar rived here last evening from Corval lis lo spend a few days visiting with the former's brolhef, Alva Hunter, who lives a short distance in the connlry. According to l-'red Heavens, who spent the day In llosehurg there is only a possibility of a second cannery being erected In this oily. The prop osition has been discussed some, ac cording to Mr. Heavens, but no action of n definite nature has materialized. Mrs. Esson, state superintendent of the Sunday School of tile Chris tian church, nrrived here last even ing from her home nt Eorest Grove. She will orcupy the pulpit at the Christian church during the nhsence of the regular pastor, J. N. McCon Connell. E. C. Hezenilorff left for Portland Inst evening nfter n couple of davs spent In Rnsehurp, Mrs. Dezendorff is visiting with her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Stanton In this city. Mr. and Mrs. I.ezendorff are residents of Onklnnd. Cal., and arrived here Sun day night. J. K. Coe. editor of the Glendnle News, nnd the only Douglas county newspaperman present at the recent meeting of the State Editorinl Associ ation at Portland, passed through here last evening euroute homo. Mr. Coo reports a delightful meeting nnd a general good time. G. II. Mnyherry left for fiuuene this morning after n couple of davs spent In Roselmrg. Mr. Mavberry came here with the Intention of es tablishing n pawn shop, anil was nulln disappointed when be found I that the city ordinances prohibit ; the operation of such a business .1 C Tedder left for Junction City : this morning where lie will join his wife, wlio preceded him there a few davs ngn. Word was received yc-terdav from I'lMi.v I'avoinn cnidnT of the W'an til'l'g nutlet, fiat he will leave Rlcli leen.!. Cal.. Wedn. lav. nrrivlnir in Elf.:, -lie I-'. ;,!:,v. r. Cam.v. '''' refer Ore-en r.i. i-. to Calif., rii'. . "' ''"'" '""I tKtt ''. i . luck li !'' ... I'.,-.,,. (,.a r It-.l-rrt I ea ll-etl.T h e; fi!...t a .j, I -! 1 . 1 1 Tt r'.,Hi'r see': J !e Sit now for your Holiday I'otos All the latest novelties. CLARK & CLARK. '. bad business needing t'.i attention elsewhere. Orders taken for China painting. M- Uubey McEivrin. , o22 l.afe Engles, of Peel, was a visitor in Ro.ebiirg last evening. and ?. Joan "ennle spent the day at Sulherlin visiting with friends. Dr. Palley and wife, tif Deer Creek, were visitors In Rosehurg for a few hours today. Frank Davis, of Portland, is spend ing a few days in Rosehurg attend ing to various business matters. Grace Grlnstead, a teacher in the Oakland schools, arrived here this morning to attend the teachers' in stitute. Mr. Hill, of Cottage Grove, arriv ed in Rosehurg this morning to spend a few days looking after business Interests. Miss Ruth Willard left for her home at Ashland this morning after spending some time In Rosehurg and Coos county visiting with friends. Mrs. Nichols, of Riddle, arrived here last evening nnd is spending a Connie of days visiting at the home of Sheriff and Mrs. Genrire Qnltie. Grant's llygenic Crackers, a soiid food,, aivinir relief from coestipp ticn, indigestion, dvspensia and nil stomach troubles. Fresh stock at 0' Peo Hive grocery. tf Rev. R. Mothes. n recent arrive' in this countrv has located at Dix onvllle where he exnects to make his permanent nonie. He will preach al fi number of the smaller places on Deer ('reek. J. J. Staulev. an attorney of Co Ciiiille City, Coos county, missed through here yesterday enroule to San Francisco. He stopped here for a few hours to confer with local at torneys, with whom ho is aenaiainted. On Friday evening of this week all of the young peoples' societies of Rosehurg will hold a union meeting Ht the Lane school building. A pro gram has been nrraaged for the oc casion. Refreshments will be serv ed. Members of the various young peoples' societies are urged to attend this meeting, as a number or impor tant matters will be brought up for discussion. J. K. Ilrown, of I. os Angeles, who bos been spending the past few days in Rosehurg and vicinity, lelt for Eugene this afternoon. Mr. lirown is a genuine booster and never allows un opportunity to escape whereby he can sing the piaiscs of his home commiinlly. . Mr. Ilrown says l.os An geles Is growing rapidly, and will soon be the largest citv in Hie en tire West. Tho socialist candidates at the re cent city election held In Itoseburg, this morning filed their n spct iv. expense accounts with the city re corder. These recounts were riled In compliance with il,u provisions or the corrupt practices ac. 'pi , f pense Incurred by tie s- ver.,1 cr'n d'dates rollow: George Church. $:!; Charles Ilrown, $;!; J. Hbu-Miurn ;S; D. P. l-'Mier. no evpense; O.-.oar Head, $:l: Joseph Chapman. $:!; Floyd P. Jones. The expenses Incurred by the several candidates Included printing and advertising. The case of forgery, recently filed against Gee';;e Douglas, a local real estate ugent, was dismissed by Jus tice of the Pence Marsters this morn ing. Douglas paid Mr. Jarvls tilt. which was the amount or tho check, together with the costs of the arrest which amounted to something over $75. Mr. Douglas explained In court this morning Hint ho Intended no wrong at the time he presented the check to. Sir. Jarvls. presuming that he had nmplP funds In the hank to meet tho claim. Inasmuch as Mr Douglas signed his own name to the check, the evidence failed to sub stantiate a charge of forgery as set out In tho complaint on which the accused was nrrested. Edward Noah, a local blacksmith was arrested hv Sheriff George Qulne shortly nfter 11 o'clock this morn ing on a wnrrant issued nt the in stigation of the defendant's wiftv Mrs. Maggie Noah. Mrs. Noah charg ed her husband with calling her a number of vile names ns well as hav ing struck her a severe blow in the face. The fracus Is alleged to have occurred nt the family home, in North Rosehurg. yesterday mornlui: When brought Into court Mr. Noah denied the accusations of his wife, and in cxi'hii'iitinn said she was to blame for 'he trouble. Mr. Xeah snid his little son hail complained of Insufficient lunch at noon, and lo remedy the sl'nallon he (Mr. Noah I Informed his wif., that she should have sufficient feed for the lad linen bis return from school at nenn. Mr. Noah savs this line. red Ills wife anil she became hostile. Iii f;., t. h" . lnlme.1 that sb,, H-r. tt a lieieber e!' ev'i.i. - a' V:,.!. icellldlllv; Knives finks ;.r 1 (l -Hvenv ir. f,. .!!-!, hi.,, ' forehead, be i s. v. ;!, !;,. s-l: tl'a- be ,:; ,.,;. d a ..-;';' ! '""' '"' "'! '.s ; ;;, ,... '' ' .IM no. 'I'll .: to i-e-te I'm- PemMe lvs V.e.h. re 'lie ccnlr.i:', ,. i'. -el-"(I ' Veil. ... a , (llie Th ell,' 'hi Mr. T'-toii. .Hi's ' ''1 T1 1 e- 1 of V V. IIMee v-M . i-. tii Mar.!Mi and Frank I';.'1-, 1 e. '-n'lv arrest,, 1 , h..re--s o' , l:t' the came laws a' Sa-he-M-i. enalr, i.ostooned this nierniiiL; unl't' i"t Mondav. The warrant, were: I sued nt the lntlcntinn .f 0 -, y,.'arden (Teorse M. Knox, of Co-tnee' ''rove. Postponement of Oi. trials. " an necessitated on account of the absence of the icame warde;-., who b.-r a ne'iiber ... V.I.. n i::e v. Mr!. m,., di;tke.). Iieih Mr a:-..! v- S.Mh I aveO hibi-ca . fnivr ,.,: r. riaes and it isO.elieled I'll' ireil1.!-. resulted over the offsprings. The "ise will be heard bv Justice Mars ters late this afternoon, when both parties involved will be given an op portunity to toll their respective tales. OaraBarion Comfori Shoe) A Shoe Wifh A Purpose m m 'i. ..an ALSO INSURED SHOES FOR BOYS This Certificate With Every Pair ROSEBURG BOOTERIE 5 1 his crttpcarc insures v Th'n Pif Boi,' Sko For S.IS (60 D4S Fro D.u 2 AnJ S'.d Sko W.lt B. Repaired Or Rtplactd AblUl, jfrcc of Gbargc g hi ri t'.pn innd. S'mty D1 .( rtUened w.lk iVin errllfle.t, T DATE ROSEBURG BOOTERIE PerKins Building Roseburg Oregon ECONOMY GROCERY Will ;ive double S. & H. Trading Stamps oi all cash purchases Wednesday and Thursday. This means a great saving to you and helps fill the book that counts. Compare our prices with those of other merchants before placing your orders elsewhere. Quality and price guaranteed. . MEARS, Prop. 344 N. JacHson Street Phone 63 INSURE YOUR TEETH By using the beat tooth paste obtainable. Don't use ordinary tooth paste. Use Dike's Dentaseptic Cream This in no ordinary tooth paste It is a real tooth preser vative hy nsinR Dentaseptic Cream you are giving your teeth every chance you are insuring them by giving them the best protection possible. Dike's Dentaseptic Cream Sweetens tho breath, benefits the gums, whitens the teeth re tarding decay It does not scratch the teeth nor the fillings. Dike's Dentaseptic Cream comes In a big collapsible tube. 26c. We recommend Its use for children and grown tips. KROHN'S PHARMACY MILLINERY SPECIALS FOR Tuesday and Wednesday TRIMMED HATS' Hcst s.S.co values ever shown in Roseburg. Un trimmed Shapes Silk Finixho.l Velvets, Special $2.98 Velours and Plushes Values to o. $3.98 Silk Finished Felts Vain . s to $3.5.1 $1.93, S1.35 THE LEADER V
