The evening news., March 21, 1914, Page 5, Image 5

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How About Your
Spring Coat
or
SATURDAY NIGHT
Spring Suit
Call and See Our Line
"Best Values For Least Money
THE TILLER ROUTK
Is tlie Most Feasihle, Says the
ltiikUu Tribune
The following reasons are present
ed by a correspondent from Tiller In
an article urging the feasibility of the
proposed route. for the Pacific high
way via that point, instead of follow
ing the old stage road through Can
yon Creek canyon.
It is desired to call the attention
of the state at large, to the practic
ality and feasibility of the South
Umpqua-Elk Creek route, via Tiller,
to Crater Lake, MedforU, Ashland
and all California points.
A glance at the map will show this
to be a natural topographical route
with a maximum grade of less than
eight per cent. In fact it is a water
grade the entire distance, and unlike
any other route now or to be pro
posed, it is not a matter of one heart
breaking, engine racking climb, up
one hill after another, merely for the
pleasure of going down the other side.'
On the contrary there is but one hill
to climb on the South Umpqua-Elk
Creek route.
Gegginning at either Roseburg,
Myrtle Creek or Riddle you have an
almost imperceptible up-grade until
you reach the divide that separates
the hel waters of Elk Creek on the
Douglas county side from those of
Trail Creek on the Jackson county ;
side. From this saddle to the Rogue
River at Trail, in Jackson county, is
a gradual descent, at no time exceed
ing the maximum up-grade on the'
Douglas county side. I
So much for the question of grades'
which though important in them-;
selves are by no means everything to 1
be taken into consideration when
the expenditure of hundreds of thous
ands of dollars, as contemplated in
the construction of a permanent high
way, as distance to be travelled and
scenic beauty play a very important
part in the choice of routes selected!
by tourists. In the matter of 'diB-j
tance It is only necessary to compare j
the 95 miles up and down grade
route from .Myrtle Creek to Medford!
via the Cow Creek route, with the
65 miles water grade route via Tiller
between the same pointsf. with Its
consequent saving of 40 mileB, to
settle this phase of the question for
ever. Nothing In all the West can com
pare with the scenic grandeur and
wonderful 'plctureaqueneBs of this
route, presenting as it does an ever
changing panorama of fertile valleys,
verdure-covered foothills and snow
capped peaks, Interspersed with rush
ing rivers of pure, Ice cold waters
the hills abounding with game of
every kind and the waters with the
gamest trout that ever took a fly In i
fact making it the place that manyl
dream of but seen nownere else
a sportsman's paradise.
To sum it all up, the South Umpqua-Elk.
Creek route has the advant
age of a water grade, a saving of 40
miles In distance, and scenic beauty,
in addition to others too numerous to
mention.
SHOT IX THE FACE.
Post cards one-half price,
tlmo. Clark & Clark.
Short!
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The First Full Car Ever,
Shipped Into Roseburg
Buy Them
BY THE BOX
Juicy Sweet
Sold By All Grocery and
Confectionery Stores
Roseburg
Fruit and Produce
Company
Will See The End of the Great Rochdale
Dry Goods Sale.
"YOU'LL HAVE TO HURRY"
Not a Moment to Loose if you Take Advantage of the
great saving we are offering here. The ALL important question is
Can you afford to miss it?
Overall cut to 75 cents per pair
Jumpers cut to 75 cents each
Corduroy Pants, worth at least $3.00 cut to $1.95 per pair
A few pair of the very best $5.00 serge pant only $3.50 per pair
We have gone the limit on Hats, Think of it, A HAT at from
75 cents and up and they are good Hats too.
Dress Goods, Ginghams, etc , the very bottom dropped out of
the price. To see is to know.
Ladies Petticoats worth $1.40 at only 85 cents
Shoes! Shoes!! Shoes!l! All sizes, kinds and makes and at prices
that will Satisfy. Now don't simply take our word for
it but come in and see for yourself.
Kid Gloves, a few pair left at only 75 cents
Silk Gloves, a few pair left at only 35 cents
Silk Gloves, long ones 65 cents
Hundreds of items we have thrown on our 10 cent table that '
are really worth many time this amount, they're yours for 10c.
Remmber the Place and Saturday
is the Last Day
Davidson & Efteland
At the Rochdale Company Store
C11UKCII NOTICES
church, and you know what Mint
means, You are Invited,
Christian Church. '
IJ. L. Kddy will speak at the
Christian church at the morning ser
vice. Sunday Hfhuol at 10 a. m. We
want 250 present, lie no of the
hunch. You will enjoy the service.
CIIIUHTAIX KCIKVCK HOCIKTY ,
Corner Lane and Main streets j
11:00 a. in. subject f lesson,1
".Matter." Wednesday evening testi
monial meeting at 7:45 o'clock. All
Sunday school is also held at 9:45 in
are invited to attend these services.
the same building.
Frcy Methodist. I
C. H. Sawyer, pastor. Sunday j
school 10 a. in.; preaching by the?
pastor 11 a. in. and 7:30 p. m.a byj
Ilev, R. H. Dollarhide; prayerm'eet-1
Ing every Thursday night at 7:30j
P. m.
nuptJst Church. j
Regular services both morning aud
evening. The Sunday school convenes;
at !):45. Preaching service at 11:00. i
The Juniors meet at 11:00 In the af-:
ternoon. H. Y. P. II. at 6:110 and the
evening preaching services at 7:.'10.'
There are classes for all ages and
kinds of people In thn Sunday school.
The llaptfst Brotherhood convenes
with thn Sunday school and Is espec
ially attractive to men interested In
the application of the principles of
Christianity to social and business
activities. Orchestra music will he
rendered nt the Sunday school nnd
special vocal music at both preaching
services.
I
ATIJ:ilS THKATItE TO HAVE
XEW STOCK COMPANY
Cli'ver People Coming to Join Now
Organisation.
Saint (.eorge's Church.
Corner Main and Cass streets. The
Rev. Charles Wilson baker, rector.
U'ho fourth (Mid-Lent) Sunday In
Lent; Holy Eucharist at 7:30 a. m.;
Sunday school at 9:45 a, m.; morn
ing prayer at 11:00; evening prayer
at 7:30. All are cordially invited to
these services.
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Alexander It. Maclean, pastor.1
This church Is located on the corner,
of l.iit i(. and South Main streelH.
Sunday school begins promptly at
9:45 J. K. McCIintock, superintend
ent; 'preaching services at 11 and
7:30 o'clock; Epworth League at
6:30; prayer meeting on Wednesday
evening at 7:30. j
First PrehhyWrian (liurch.
Paul J. Lux, pastor; It. L. Kddy,
superintendent of Sunday school.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.; morning
worship at 11, subject, "Clod's Prov-
l Idence"; Rev. C. A. Phlpps, secretary
of the Oregon State Sunday School
Association, will speak at 3 p. m.;
Y. V. S. C. B. at 6:30 p. rn., evening
service at 7:30, subject, "The Fool
and His Money", A cordial welcome
extended to all services.
The management of the Antlers
theatre announces tho formation of
a new company to open Tuesday,
March 24 1 for an extended season of
stock. Several of the former mem
bers of the Colonial players have ac
cepted engagements for the new
company and are expected tomor
row. Miss Grey and Miss Adams.
both of whom were so favorably re
ceived during the previous engage
ment, are coming, and Jack .Jerry,
who has hei-n Iht' stnm the Colonial
Holland Lawn
niniug layer
vz 40c per box
players closed, haB alno boon cngaff
od. Hoverni now people nre being
brought from Portland nnd Califor
nia tho moHt notnhlo being Fred
Knight tho now loading man and
director. Mr. Knight comes with the
very bout recommendations and will
no doubt prove highly Butlxratvory to
the Antlers' patrons.
Tho film Horvico now In uso at
thoAntlerH will bo discontinued for
the present nnd beginning Tuesday
evening thn doors will open at 7:30
liiHlend or 7:0(1, with curtain at 8:00
o'clock. No performance Sunday and
Monday evenings.
Mrs. M. H. Crnndall went to Oak
land this morning whore she spent
the day with her parents.
Don't fall to hoar Helen
Keller, at the Antlers' theatre,
Mnrch 2i.
ADMISSION 60c.
Tickets on snle every afternoon
and evening nt the office, bo-
ginning Monday, March 2:ird.
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M. K. Church, Hmith. I
C. II. Cleaves, pastor. Services
Sunday, March 22. Sunday school at,
9:45, W. I. Cobb, superintendent.:
Morning worship at 11. At the morn
ing service the prenidlng eider, Hov.
E. H. Mowre, of Portland, will
preach. You will appreciate hearlnr.
Mr. Mowre, as he 1b considered one
of the ablest speakers In the stale.;
Kpworlh league at 6:30. At night. ;
7:30 o'clock, the pastor will preach
on "Did Man Come from Ood or
from a Monkey?" Professor H. .1.
Stone has charge of the music of this
The Utnpqua Valley Fruit Union
Is now established in its ware house op
posite the Southern Pacific Depot and
have in stock a complete line of Flour,
Feed, Poultry Supplies and Spray Material
Come and see us; we will show you goods
and make you prices that will please you.
PHONE TWO-THREE-TWO
A. L. KITCHIN - manager