The evening news., June 21, 1915, Page 5, Image 5

THE
PALACE
THEATRE
CITY NEWri.
Safety firs:, "See Hutch." 13S8C?
Arundel, tbe piano tuner, Is hero.
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Elsie Kisner left this afternoon for
Sutherlln where Bhe will visit for a
few dayB. J
The Diamond From the Sky,
The greatest picturized. novel ever screened, "For the Sake of a False Friend '
is the chapter today. See the picture and win tbe orize. Molly of the
Mountains, A vivid two-reel Broncho of the Kentucky Hills, featuring Rhea Mitchell and Frank Borzag.
Ambrose's Lofty Perch, The Keystone Comedy.
Heinline leaves tomorrow for;
Salem,
Eugene and other points
where he will go on business for the
Indian service.
Sam Smith returned today from
Klamath Falls where lie has been
spending several weeks looking aft?r
business matters.
C. S.
i I this i.!i?rnoon for Eugene whrj they
Mrs. John Stancliff was admitted! Bl" isit for a few day. ,
to Mercy hospital this morning! '' A 1 "
where she will undergo an opera- Mrs. J. B. Patrick and children re
tion for appendicitis. turned this afternoon from Grants
( Pass where they have been visiting.
To Insure the best results from1
your kodak films send them to us for
expert developing and printing. We
do the best work at moderate prices.
The Roseburg Book Store. 645-tf
I'. F. McLaughlin, in the forest ser
ice employ at Steamboat, on the up
per North Umpqua, was taken se
verely 111 esterday. Medical atten
tion was summoned today and it is
loped that he will recover.
If it isn't an Eastman it Isn't a
kodak. If It isn't a kodak it isn't
autographic. If it isn't autographic
it isn't up to date. Get the latest
and' best at the Roseburg Book
Store, authorized dealers of East
man Kodak Co. 645-tf
While working with a wood saw
John A. Cole had the misfortune to
catch his foot In such a manner as to
almost severe.his toes. He was Im
mediately taken to the honi'tal and
Pr. Sther summoned. Tbs iniury
v.ns dressed and the inju'Vl man is
now resting easy.
The News was reliably informed
that the change on the S. P. will not
be so large as at first reported. Three
dispatchers and a clerk will be re
moved to Portland, and Col. May will
make 1:1s headquarters there in the
future. However, a train master will
"be stationed here. This reduces the
BelterOroceries THC UACH CTADC Better Groceries
For Less Money 1 HE R. A jH J 1 UftC For Less Money
i
Kraut, per can 10 cents
Peaches, 2 cans for 25 cents .
Dried Peaches, per pound 7i cents
Prunes, per pound '. 5 cents
Seasonable Fresh Fruit and Vegetables.
"THE CASH STORE"
WE SAVE YOU MONEY
Have You Seen that
Olive Drab Suit?
Its the practical thing for Summer
Wear, You'll need a pair of Flor
al 1 elm Shoes to tone up tliat suit. The
name Florshetm on every pair Is a
form of Insurance apprrcraTx-rr Ty
wearers who care. The Sport Shirt
Is Ideal for comfort. Ask to see them.
ftAJI complete allowing of desirable I
iiTXiiJw am comfr; underwear. I
M Harth's Toggery
withdrawals from Roseburg to fou
families.
Arundel,
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piano tuner.
Phoue
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A. C. Marsters and family spent a
Bart ' Aw at Canyonvllle yes-
terday.
.Mrs. E. K. Bock left, I .mv for Cot
tage Grove where she will visit for
a week, or ten days.
Mr.
frd Mrs. J'. J. Sawyori left
For good lumber, straight laths,
and waterproof shingles, go to the
page Investment Co., North Jackson
street. 489-m31j
J. H. O'Neill, traveling passenger
agent of the O.-W. R. & N. Co., was
in the city today accompanlng the
! pnncrroeafnnnl nnmmlttan thnt la milk
ing a tour over the line.
For Jersey milk or cream, produc
ed under sanitary conditions, and de
livered daily call F. C. Gurnee's
Sanitary Dairy. Phone 33F23.
GU-jylOp
Hulda and Delpha Edlund left this
afternoon for Portland where they
will visit with friends and relatives
for a few days.
G. W. Riter received a letter
through the mail this morning mak
ing Inquiry about some real estate
by a man in Craig, Colo., who hpd
seen his advertisement in The News.
There is nothing so remarkable about
this, but the fact that the letter was
simply addressed to Mr. Riter at his
business location on Oak street, Ore
gon, is what puzzles him, and how it
was sent to Roseburg direct. The
only way The News could explain to
him is that he is so well known that
it is only necessary to write his name
and state on the letter and the post":l
clerks would attend to the rest.
12S CASS STREET
9 CITY NEWS.
Let Stone tune, your piano. 93Ctf
Mrs. C R. Larimer, who has been
visiting in this city left this after
noon for her home at Sutherlln.
Mrs. J. F. Clements left this af
ternoon for American Falls, Idnho,
where she will make l.er future
f-home.
The genuine guaranteed Weyer
hauscr silos are for sale only at
Page's. The Page Investment Co., N.
lackson street. 489-m31
Mrs. J. W. Hardrlng stopped off on
her way home to Spokane' frv.i the
exposition for a visit with friends In
this city.
When you are in need of windows,
doors, window screens or fence lum
her, see what Pago's have to offer.
Call it their mill on North Jackson
street. 4S9-m31
GOLF UP IN Til a ah:.
N FRANCISCO, Jun3 21. You
can play a complete golf game. "C IS
holes, using all tho clubs you like,
on the roof of a downtown sky
scraper here. There are many In
door courses In New York, but Ran
Francisco claims the only real "up In
the air" course.
The Oylmpic Club is responsible
for the unique course and has con
structed a BO-foot putting green of
real turf on the skyscraper room.
Ono of the new driving nets has
also been erected and owing to tho
series of pockets of the net a com
plete 18-hole game may be played
and the result of strokes made with
all clubs determined theoretically,
"ofesslonals declare practice on a
course of this kind to be more bene-,
ficlal for a beginner than real play
over a regulation course.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Douglas County.
George K. Quine and Molvlna Ryan,
plaintiffs.
vs. '
Ellen Ledgerwood, Albert Ford
George Ford, Mrs. George Ford,
his wife, Marvin Ford, Orvilie
Ford, and Bartell Ford, a minor.
defendants.
To Albert Ford, George Ford, Mrs.
George Ford his wife, Marvin Ford,
and Orvilie Ford, GREETING:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
Of OREGON: You are hereby
quired to appear and answer tire
Complaint filed against you in the
above entitled Court and Cause on or
before six weeks from the date of
the first publication of this Summons,
to-wit: On or before the 6th day of
July. 1916. and If y" fa" to so ap
pear and answer said Complaint for
want thereof, plaintiffs will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded In
said Complaint, a succinct statement
of which is as follows:
For a Decree that plaintiffs are
the owners in fee simple of toe fol
lowing described premises to-wit:
Beginning at a point which is the
one-fourth ( 4 ) section corner on the
section line between section Twenty
four" (24) and Twenty-five (-" in
Township Thirty (30) South Range
Six (6) West, Willametto Mr.rlr.lan
In Oregon; thence North 89 degrees
4014 minutes West, 765.68 ft. to iron
corner; thence North 00 degrees 16
minutes East 441.46 ft. to Iron cor
ner; thence North 00 degrees 10
minutes East 933.00 ft. to Canyon-ville-RIddle
County road; thence
North 60 degrees 26 minutes
West 200.4 ft. in Canyonvllle-Rtd-dle
County Road; thence North
46 degrees 28 minutes W.
208.6 ft. In Cnnyonvllle-Tttddle Coun
ty road; thence North 62 degrees 15
minutes W. 429.13 ft. along Canyon-
ville-Rlddle County Road thence N. 34
degrees 56 minutes West 138.70 ft.
along Canyonvllle-RIddle County
road; thence North 12 degrees 17
minutes West 182.70 ft. to Iron cor
ner on bank of Cow Creek; thence
North 56 degrees 06 minutes East
1053.00 feet to iron corner ou bank
of Cow Creek; thence N. 69 degrees
02 minutes E. 822.2 ft to East boun
dary of Vandenbosch D. L. C. No.
47: thence North 85 degrees 00 min
utes East 997.3 feet; thence North
88 degrees 46 minutes East 640.2 ft
thence South 46 degrees 30 minutes
East 845.0 ft. to East and West Cen
ter line of Sec. 24; thence East 485.9
ft. along East and West center line
to corner on East side of Section
24; thence South 238. 9 ft. to North
line of D. L. C. No. 40; thence West
822.9 ft. along North line ot Claim
46 to a point 1758 ft. East of South
east corner of Claim No. 47 thence
South 1608.8 ft. along the East line
of the West half ot the D. L. C. No.
46; thence South 64 degrees 23 min
utes West 752.8 ft. to Canyonville
Rlddle County road; thence South 48
degrees 20 minutes East S95.3 ft.
In Canyonvllle Riddle County road;
thence North 89 degrees 41 2-3 min
utes West 1772.1 ft. to place of be
ginning free from all Incumbrances, estate,
claim or Interest of the defend
ants or either or any of them, and
that the title and right of possession
of plaintiffs in and to said premises
be forever quieted against the above
named defendants and each of them
and for such further relief as to tho
Court .may appear equitable.
This Summons is served upon you
by publication In the Umpqua Valley
News, a newspaper of general circu
lation published in Roseburg, Doug
las County, Oregon, by order of the
Hon. J. W. Hamilton, Judge of the
above entitled Court, made and en
tered of record on tho 20th day ot
May, 1915. The first publication of
this Summons will be of date the 24th
day of May, 1915, and the last pub
lication will be of date the 6th day
of July, 1916, making the full period
of six weeks, the tlmo prescribed in
Bald order.
RICE & ORCUTT,
551-Jy5 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY.
In pursuanco of a decree of fore
closure and order of sale rendered in
the Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon for Douglas County on tho 29th
day of May, 1915, In the suit of Frank
DeRoss and Martha DeRoss, plain
tiffs, vs. Mary Dell Spencer,' Harold
G. Spencer, Chester GrannlB and
Clara Grannls, defendants, for lue rc
covery of $445.60 with Interest there
on from May 29th, 1915, at eight
per cent per annum until paid, tho
further sum of $50.00 as attorney's
fees and costs and disbursements,
taxed at $24.00, and of an execution
duly issued out of the said Court in
the saia suit on the 3rd day of June,
1915, I will expose for sale and sell
at public auction as the law directs
at the court house door of Bald county
in. the City of Roseburg, Oregon, on
the 6th day of July, 1916, at ten o'
clock a. m., the real property situated
in the County of Douglas and State of
Oregon, and described in said decree
and order of sale as follows, to-wlt
Block No. Four (4) of Tract "C", in
Umpqua Park Fruit Lands In said
county, as shown by plat of said Ump
qua Park Fruit Lands recorded in of
fice of the County Clerk of said Coun
ty on June 18th, 1909.
Said sale will be for cash In haad
and will be subject to confirmation
by said Court.
Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, June
Eth, 1916.
GEO. K. QUCSH.
Cherlff of Douglas County, Oregon.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been by tho County
Court of Douglas County, Oregon, ap
pointed executor of the estate of
John C. Wiley, deceased. All persona
having claims against said estate are
required to present the same to me
at my residence at Ruckles, Douglas
County, Oregon, duly verified within
six months from the date hereof. All
persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make Immediate pay
ment to me at said place.
Dated this 11th day of June, 1915.
, CHARLES L. WILEY,
Executor of the Estate of John C.
Wiley, DeceaBfid. 616-dF-Jy9
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given tnat tne un
dersigned, James E." Sawyers, has
been duly appointed by t'je county
court of the state of Oregon for
Douglas county, Adpiinlatrator of tne
estate of George Wallace Jones, de
ceased. All persona having claims
against said estate are hereby requir
ed to present the same to me prop
erly verified, as by law required, at
Roseburg, Oregon, within six months
from the date hereof. All persons
Indebted to said estate; are also no
tified to pay to me whatever sums
are by them due and owing to said
estate immediately.
Dated this 1st day or June, A. D.
1915. JAMES E. SAWYERS,
Administrator o fine Estate of George
Wallace Jones, deceased.
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AUCTION SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Bedstoaas, chairs ,matresses, cup -
board, incubator, Ice cream freezer,
Free Prizes!
Generous distribution of valuable
prizes by Piano manufacturers and
their wholesalers, . co-operating with the local
Piano Agency of the
Roseburg
Roseburg -
Prize No. 1. An excellent 40.00 Corre
spondence Course of Musical Instruction.
Prize No. 2. Ladies' Beautiful Gold Watch.
Prize No. 3. Gentleman's Gold Watch. t
Prize No. 4. Chest of Rogers Silver.
(See note below.)
Spend a few. minutes of your time and win one
of these beautiful premiums. . .
A PREMIUM for EVERYONE
You do not have, to buy anything to win one of
the following prizes. Simply solve the "Little
Mary Puzzle," send us your answer, and you can
have your choice.
Ladies' Beauty Pins, Box of Candy,
Fountain Pens, Gents' Tie Clasps,
Safety Razors.
A PRIZE TO EVERYBODY
LITTLE MARY PUZZLE
TRY IT CAN YOU
AT HOHKUUIta FURNITURE
FIND THE PIANO AND MUSIC TEACHER AND WIN
A VALUABLE PRIZE 1
Contest Closes June 22, 1915
All answers to puzzlea must be sent In to ub not later than
June 22, 1916. Everyone has an equal opportunity of securing
one of the above prizes.' Don't delay answering, but write your
name and address plainly and send In your answer today.
Name
Address..
Everyone sending in his solution before the above dato, will
also receive from the Northwestern Offices of the Pianos wo repre
sent, in addition to the premium mentioned above, a Piano manu
facturer's receipt for One Hundred and Five IJollars, ($105.00),
which will be received the Bame as gold coin on any new piano or
Player Piano in our Btore, provided the receipt be used within
tho date Bhown on Its face.
NOTE Read the conditions for obtaining prizes Nob. 1, 2, S
and 4. All contestants who call at our store and use .their receipt
will receive their choice of any of tho four prizes. Namely
Forty Dollar Musical Instruction Course, Ladles Gold Watch,
Gentleman's Gold Watch, and Chest of Rogers Silver.
Reasons for This Great Offer
For many years the Piano sellers have been trying to reduce
the selling price of Pianos. The old way of paying solicitors, pay
ing teachers' commissions, and engaging great artlstB to play
Pianos at fabuloua prices we are trying to eliminate.
We are therefore working with the manufacturers and whole
salers, on an expense sharing campaign, to sell within this district
tho greatest number of Plands at the least possible expense.
We are manufacturer's agents for Instruments of proven
quality, comprising some of the world's most famous makes.
Remember, your solutio n must be In our hands before June
22, 1916. This date has been made Imperative by the manufac
turers thsmselves, and we have no authority to extend It
Send all answers direct to
ROSEBURG FURNITURE CO:
Roseburg Oregon
cabinet, heating stove, dishes am
other arUcIcs, will he sold to highest
bidder, Saturday June 26, at one p,
' m., at Green Station, the Klnany
' place. Terms cash. G55Jn2Bu
Furniture Co.
- - - Oregon
SOLVE IT? TRY IT
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