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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1914)
"KODAKS" f,r IBS KSSJS Roseburg Book Company A. J. Liuiurn Frank L. Lilhurn A. J. L1LBURN & SON COMPLETE LINE OK Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Draperies, Chinaware, Hardware, Stoves, Ranges IN FACT Everything Necessary to Finnish the Home CITY XEW8. CITV NEWS Harold Smith )iaH gono to Eugene -whore lie Ik living with his mother. Sum Miller, wlfo and IIUlu duiiKh ter cunie up from DllUrd this morn-InB. Just urrlvcd, another car load of genuine Hock Springs con I nt rage'B. tf ChurloH Mi'.floo returned to Myr tle Crunk this morning ufter a few days Bpcnt In Roseburg. ' Anna Morrison, whs Is teaching at Cnrnos, arrived here this morning to pond Sunday with her parents, Uo to J. & J. Restaurant, 137 Shorldnn street for I. X. L. Chicken Tamaloa and Mexican Chill Con Carne. tf Justice of tlio Peace It. W. Mnrs tera and Attorney J. A. Buchanan ralurned hero Inst evening after a day spent at (Hendale. AVe have Just received a fine lot f Eujrllsll wiilnut unified on hlack walnut i-oots. We are oft'crlnu these at very rcu-Hoimble prices. UoscImii-k Nursery Co. Phone I5i!. tf Mm o. II. Itnthhun and aon, Bruce, MIhb Pulcher, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hatfield left hero this morning for Medford where they ex joct to locale permanently. They SSSJS21 jtson St ..1 1 J ON display the new S7:7 sohs for Spring, 1914. The kind of hats you vT;:t to wear Alert, virile models, appropriate colors, bccomino; blocks ana a showing of special style features that are distinctively Stetson, in finish, development, appearance. Good time to buy your Stetson. Assort ments fresh, interesting lines complete and expert help in making your selection. Ilarth's Toggery Jackson Street EI have lived In Roseburg for the past year. Just arrived, another car load of geuulno Rock Springs coal at Page's, if 1) .V. Snyder returned to Glendale thin morning after a few days spent in Koschnrg. Chicken dinner Bunday at the Lewis Restaurant, near depot 25c. J. L. Boggs, prop. f28 John Spnugh, of Looking (I hiss, spent the day In Hoseburg attending to business matters. Judge Cleoton, of Portland, who has been holding court here for the past week lert for Medford this morning. Dressmaking and enmroidery work by the day or at home. The Misses Lux, 113 W, Lane street. Putine 404. f23p Zophor Agee, a well known travel ing salesman, arrived hero this morning to spend Sunday with his mother. If you want a square deal, place your order for wood with Economy Wood Yard. Phono 123, corner Short and Sykes streets. tf Chat-lea McCee, of Myrtle Creek, ar" rived here thi8 afternoon to spend n couple of days transacting business matters. If you need wood the Full Measure yard can fill your order with dry oak or fir. Phone 105. North Hoseburg. tf C. A. Walruff, of Ashland. Is spending a few days In Heseburg visiting with friends and looking af ter business matters. . If yori place one orftwr wim 115 for wood, yen will become one of our permnnent customers. Full Measure Wood Yard. North Hoseburg Phono 165. tf Mrs. llothuinn. of Seattle, passed through hero this afternoon enroute home after a few days spent at San Francisco. She la a cousin of Mrs. W lell Wright, of this city. S. A, Phillips announces the nrrlv nl of th0 new spring styles nt his new place in the Kohlhngen building next dour to the Commercial Club. tf See the wonderful Alaska-Siberian pictures at the Antlers theatre Sat urday and Sunday matinee and even ing, February 2t nnd 22. Adults 20c. children 10c. f21 Andy Hestul returned hero last evening after a few das spent at Portland. While there bo was a guest of Attorney Frank 0. Muelll. a former resident of this city. See the wonderful Aluska-Siborlan pictures nt the Antlers theatre Sat urday nnd Sunday matinee nnd even ing, February 21 and 22. Adults 20e, children 10c. f21 Mrs. Stephens, of Junction City, was brought here this morning where she will make her future home. she is partially .paralyzed nnd was accompanied by a nurse. We need the money. Will deliver you a cord of 16 Inch dry body fir for $7.00. This only lasts until 40 cords are sold, The Economy wood yard. Phono 123. tf Hev. and Mrs. E. Olln Eldrtdge left for Medford this morning after a few days spent In Hoseburg attend ing the various ceremonies attend ant to the dedication of the new Methodist F.plscopal church. If It Isn't an Eastman It Isn't a kodak o Beware of frauds who try to tmposo on an Innocent public. Get the genuine kodaks and Eastman photo supplies nt the ltosehurg Hook Co. or the Churchill Hardware Co., the only kodak dealers In Rose burg. Eastman Kodak Co. if Sadie Hornibrook, a locil vocal teacher, spent the day at Curiam!. T. J. McCarthy made a flying business trip to Sutherlin yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Tipton returned to Winches ter yesterday after a couple of days spent here. Special Sunday chicken dinner at the J. & J. restaurant on Sheridan street. f21 R. N. Gates, of Portland, arrived bore this morning to look after business matters. Home cooking served family style, McClallen hotel, 25e; a la carte 35c. Sunday dinner 40c. tf1 Charles White, of Myrtle Creek, ar rived hure thlB afternoon to look af ter business matters, Mrs. C. L. Ferris, . of Central Point, spent last evening In Hose burg with friends. New nuip of Douglas County, paper I.ROj cl it). S2.00. I,. CJ. Jlicks, 1 O. Box 47V, ItosebiirK Or. 59-f20 Bernlre Smith left for Medford this morning after a visit with friends and relatives In this city. Clarice Asher left for Cottage Grove yesterday where she will spend a few days with friends. Mrs. James Young, wife of a local barber, has been admitted to Mercy hospital for medical treatment. Lena Howard left for Junction City this morning where she is spending a few days with her father. If you place one order with us for wood, you will become one of our permanent customers. Full Measure Wood Yard. North Roseburg. Phoue 165. t! Mr. Sprague underwent an opera tion at Mercy hospital yesterday. Drs. Sether & Stewart were In attendance. If you need wood the Full Measur yard can fill your ordor with dry oak or fir. Phone 166. North Roseburg. tf Frank Bain, of Albany, arrived hero tills morning to look over the ranch formerly owned by F. E. Al ley. If you need wood the Full Measure yard can fill your order with dry oak or fir. Phone 165. North Hoseburg. tf Lee Emerson, mayor of West Fork, arrived hero this morning td spend u couple of days transacting business mutters. If you need wood the Full Measure yard can fiH your order with dry oak or fir. Phone 165. North Hoseburg. , tf E. E. Eastman and wife, of Iowa, who are touring tho Pacific coast, stopped over here last evening. They left for tile south this morn'ti See the wonderful Alaska-Siberian pictures at tho Antlers theatre Sat urday and Sunday niatinoo nnd even ing, February 21 and 22. Adults 20c. children 10c. . f21 Miss Helen Hamilton, of Hoseburg. returned to her home yesterday af ternoon after a short visit at tho Kappa Alpha Theta house. Eugene Register. F. M. Martin, or Li Crando, Ore., and M. 11. Payne, of Kansa.-;, arrived here this morning. They are look ing over Western Oregon w-lth n view of locating somewhere In this locality. The March number of the "I.ndles Home Journal" Is now on sale nt tho Hoseburg Book Store. The front cover Illustration Ih ono of those handsome Harrison Flshor pictures, tf "Frederick Preston Search played a wonderful program of glorious nutstr " .nvn tlm Cincinnati llntlv Gazette, of July 6. Ho will piny the same program In Roseburg Saturday evening, February 28, at tho Pres byterian church. Hamilton Bhrldor, of Cantralls. Wash., arrived In Hoseburg this; morning with a view of remnlningl here for several weeks. Mr. Shrtder l8 a capatallat and will Inspect sev eral timber tracts during his sojourn In this section of the state. At Pocatello, Idaho. Mr. Search the American cellist, played four re citals In one week. The Tribune re ported It "the greatest musical event In the history of Pocatello." Hear him at the Presbyterian church. Sat urday evening. February 2s. David Swing Kicker, author and syndicate writer on good roads, and wife will leave tomorrow for Cali fornia after spending a week here Investigating conditions. Mr. Richer Is so pleased with the valley that he will return In July and has o.ilered an auto for delivery at that time Medford Tribune. Fresh roasted corree at Mar shall's tf J. Doss went to Sutherlin on busi ness this morning. Cull at Hoseburg Nursery Co.'n yards and see the fine lot of fruit trees of all kinds. Also small fruits, shade trees and roses. Corner Oak and Main. tf J. R. Hunt left for his houi at Oregon City this morning after sev eral weeks spent In Rostbuig visiting with his sons. Patronize the Farmers Public Mar ket Tuesdays and Saturdays. Pro ducers' and consumers' Interest. Prlce8 always reasonable. tf Mr. Kellogg, a former resident of Camas Valley, arrived here last ev ening rom Dallas to spend a few days with friends and acquaintances. I desire to announce that as long as there is no public library in this city, which would ruin niy business, I will allow all books, except fiction, to be taken from my library, free of charge. ALDON HARNESS. f25p William Cobb has returned from Elkton where he spent a few days at tending to business matters, Mr. Cobb own, an attractive ranch there and has made a number of improve ments of late. Dr. Hunt, Inspector of stpUions for the registration board, this morn ing received the following instruc tions from the secretary of the stal lion registration board: "License for horses 10 years old or over at the date of Issuance do not require re newals. All other licenses require renewals on three years from the ex act date of Issue." MAJESTIC THEATRE ITS THE PLACE WHERE EVERYBODY GOES. ... SUNDAY.... FivE-BiG mm An FJopment at Home Is an Kxcittng Comedy "Little KaintucK" lie Finds a Friend that la a Friend. The Vanishing Cracksman The First Mystery in the Chronicles of Cleek. "The Blue or Gray" Proving that Love Knows no Uniform. 'Laundress & LaaV 1 What Results is Chock Full of Fun. Dublin Horse Show Showing Some of the Fin est Horses In the World. 5 cents-10 cents COMIXO MONDAY AND Tl'ESDA Y A FT E KNOOX PEG 'O THE MOVIES III Two Heels Serially in the Indies' World. WANTED! Every Lady in Roseburg to Meet Miss Alernathie, Expert Corsetier MONDAY, FEB. 23, 1914 She will show you all there is to know about SELECTING FITTING ADJUSTING most Important part of women's attire THE CORSET Free Demonstrations all Day THE LEADER You Don't Have ToBj The Very Latest Models CITV NEWS Mrs. R. J. Stevens left for Port land this afternoon where she will visit with friends. A. fr. Watson, of Portland, arriv ed here today to look after business matters. Patronize the Farmers Public Mar ket Tuesdays and Saturoays. Pro ducers' and consumers' interest. Prices always reasonable. tf Charles McElhinny underwent an operation for appendicitis at Mercy hospital this morning. Drs. Sether and Stewart were In attendance. Clark's Kodak and Framing Shop will soon open. See us before buy ing a camera, or having framing done. Ground floor, 110 Cass street. tf Mrs. N. L. Lowen and children left for their old home in Oklahoma thi8 morning where they will spend several months with friends and rel atives. If you place one orner with v.a for wood, you will become one of our permanent customers. Full Measure Wood Yard. North Roseburg. Phone 165. tf Box stationery, tho remainder of the Grnve8 stock, regular 60c, 60c and 75c boxes, your choice for only 25c and 50 cents worth of S. & H. green trading stamps free with each box. for sale at the Roseburg Book Store. tf The Sunday school teachers of Roseburg met at the Baptist church last night and discussed the ques tion of changing the hour of Sunday school from before the church ser vice until afterwards from noon un til one o'clock. The discussion was vigorous and earnest, and the teach ers at the end of two hours' debate voted that it was their sense that the hour should not be changed. The ballot stood" 29 to 20. However, a committee was appointed to Inves tigate the Buccess of one plan over the other. This matter will prob ably be taken up again. Ladies of the Baptist church served a light lunch after the discussion. JTtie Christian church Invited the teach ers to a meeting to be held In their church the last Friday In March. If you piace one order with us for wood, you will become one of our permanent custodiers. Full Measure Wood Yard. North Roseburg. Phone 165. t See the wonderful Alaska-Siberian pictures at the Antlers theatre Sat urday and Sunday matinee and even ing, February 21 and 22. Adults "20c, children 10c. f 21 The defendant In the divorce ac tion of Lucy Ambrose vs. C. G. Am brose this afternoon filed an ans wer to the complaint in the circuit court. The defendant claims that the plaintiff is an unfit person to have the custody of the minor chil- I dren. Defendant alleges that she abused him upon numerous occas sions, and at one time left his home without just cause or provocation. It Is also claimed by the defendant that the plaintiff spent considerable time with a man name.d Baldwin when she should have been caring for her home and children. In view of the allegations, defendant asks that he be aw-arded a decree of di vorce, together with being made the custodian of the minor children. At torney W. W. Cardwell appears for the defendant. NOTICE TO l-IREMEX. Important business to be trans acted by the Roseburg fire depart ment on Monday night, February 23. All firemen requested to be present. J. R. CHAPMAN', Prsldent. MAJESTIC THEATRE GEORGE JGmC KLEINEiyjPECTACLE TUESDAY EVENING AND WED NESDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING AMTT FU THF ATDF SATURDAY & SUNDAY February 21st and 22nd .The. Carnegie Alaska-Siberia Expedition Motion Pictures with Instructive Lecture Matinee and Evening Adults 20 cents, Children 10 cents
