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THE EVENING KUTiVS SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1916.
PRESIDENT WILSON IS PROUD OF DAUGHTER JESSIE'S CHILDREN"!
PEOPLE ARRESTED
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THIS WEEK
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crrv news.
Tit a Mt. Shasta at Gulls'. E31-tt
Irvlno Gardner, of Itlddlo win la
tho city today nltondliig tlio moot
ing of the Douglas flro patrol. j
Shoot ivllh a Kohiik, and send'
your filiMB to' tho Koaeburg Hook;
Store for finishing. Wo do tho host
work at moderate prices. 494-lf
Among tho ninny Myrllo Crook
residents in RoKoburg toduy woro
t'ona. Holland, 11. Fate, Win. l'lick
tt, Nouli Sol lam and II. It. I)unnl-
nan. .. j
floforo deciding tho Mexican qiius-'
lion hour Jack Hrilt Geaslty, notod 1
lecturer o wur and preparedness at
court house MoiuUiy, Juno 20, 8 I
p. in. 7 Hii-JL'l! t
KILLED IN CALIFORNIA.
Ira Miles, of Myrtle Creek,
til la morning reoolvod a tele
grant from hid wife, who is
visiting In Redding, Califor
nia, that thoir 1 5-year-old
son had hoon killed. No par
ticulars woro given. Mr.
Miles loft on this morning's
train for Redding.
K. W. lOaton, or Portland, Is
ni'rlval at tho Soldiers Homo,
tiavlng registered there yesterday.
Colorado Eaton is a veteran of the
Civil war, lriving served through
C ASTO R I A
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Atwafn beam
the
Signature
four years, with a New York regi
ment, of which stato he Is a native.
10. A. Crow, of hooking Glass, was
In Rosohurg today. .
' H you want to buy or soil f yon
have rooms to rent.- -If you have lost
something, try a classified ad. Thoy
bring results.
Mrs. Andrei Hanson, of Suloin, is
spending n few days in llosehurg,
where sho Is registered at tho Uinp
quu: Twonty-aero tiuprovod ranch one
mile from Myrt'lo Creek, to trade for
nosehurg property. C. H. Arundel,
box 703, Rosohurg, Or. 6JG-tf
Dry goods, shoes, hosiery, notions,
underwear etc., going at less than
wholesale cost. Watch for special Sat
urday, and remember P. S. C. coffee
is the most econmlrul you can buy.
People's Supply Co. 720-tf
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IT'S DII'KKIiKNT.
"Always a Good Show'
PORTLAND, June 24. Clyde E.
Wallace and Selma L. Wallace, hus
band and wife, under indictment on
a charge of subordination of per
jury, were arrested yesterday: at
North Yakima, Wash,, according to
ariviceg received by Sheriff Hurl
hurt. It was stated they will tight
extradition.
Their indictments grew out of a
suit brought by Mrs. Wallace against
tho Portland Railway, Light &
Power Company for damages for
alleged personal injuries. They and
Thomas Molesworth, against whom
an Indictment was also returned, are
charged witn having induced Rdson
Carr to give false testimony in sup
port of Mrs. Wallace's claims for
damages.
Carr, who Is under indictment for
perjury, testified that he saw Mrs.
Wallace attempt to step from a street
cur on Eleventh street, near Hall,
and that the car started and threw
her to the ground. lie said he ran
and picked her up, assisting her to
the sidewalk. In tho indictment,
tho charge Is made that he was not
present at the time of the accident.
On the strength of the testimony
produced by the plaintiff, a jury in
tho circuit court gave Mrs. "Wallace
a verdict for $5,uu0 against the
street car company.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace were form
erly residents of Rosebnrg, Mr. "Wal
lace having been engaged In the
real estate business here for several
years.
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Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Sayre and their children, Francis and Eleanor.
President Wilson points with pride to these bright grandchildren of his, who are the children of his
daughter Jessie and her husband, Francis Bowes Sayre. Their marriage occurred three ywrffn in trio White
House. Sayre is secretary to President Garfield of Williams College. WUliamstowa. Mass,
MAD AGAIN.
Dccause we have a lot of fence to
sell cheap.
'The 735 Page for 30c; 1347, for
50c; 942, for 42 c; and an 832
fence for 30c; 039 for 27 Vie, a
bettor 939 fence for 33c; 1240, 73li
and 82 6, eight inch stay, best wire,
$3.00 por spool. Wrlto us now, don't
wait too long as prices are subject to
hungo without notice.
STEARNS & CIIBNOW J'OTII,
Ii05-;tf Oakland and Yoncalla.
NOTIv.15 OK HI-IKK1IW8 "MM ON
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TOKAY, ONE 1AY ONLY
VIVIAN .MAISTIN, who lias del glitod millions by her pleasing Im
porsimntfoiis In tho Wishing R ng, old Dutch, nnd other pleasing
Comedies Is the timid llttlo horolno the bride of
"Over Night"
It' bright story of misadventure 0n tho part of two young
coupled who start off on their honeymoon and lose each other,
Come atid forget your troubles, for there ls-tuioo foot of laughs.
THE InUVMt THAI' M; l.'H WAS' A Vogue Comedy that Is all tun.
TOMOHIIOW The second chapter of the
"The Secret of the Submarine"
Son how Cleo saves the Submarine. Every episode is a thriller; Is
also educational, a story that everyone who believes In prepared
ness should see as well s tlioie who don't. The synopsis tells yon
what has gone before.
"Tfw Having of l"i O'Mni-n," the 11th chapter of tho "IKON
CIjAW". Who Is I no laughing mask, can you guess?
I'ATIIE NEWS Always worth half tho price of admission.
Notlco is hereby given that by vir
tue of en Execution and Order of
Sale issued out of the circuit court
of tho Stale of Oregon on the 13th
day of Juno, 191G, on a judgment
rendered In said Court, on the 24th
day of May, 1910, ill a suit wherein
plaintiff J. (. Slevensou recovered
Judgment against defendants A. II.
lllnkson, Mabel C. llinkson, and
The United States National Bank of
Eugene, Oregon, for tho sum of
Nineteen Hundred Forty nnd 55-100
($ 1940.55) Hollars with Interest
thereon at tho rate of fi per cent per
annum tVoin the 24th day of May,
19 Hi, and the further suni of Twelve
and 75-100 Dollars ($12. 7.")) costs,
which said judgment was enrolled
and docketed in the Clerk's office of
said Court In said county on tho 21th
day of .May, 1910, and said execu
tion to mo was directed command
ng mo in tho name or tho State of
)i rgon in order to satisfy said judg
ment, costs and accruing costs to
-.ell the following described real
property, to-wit: tho South half of
tho Northeast quarter and the North
halt of tho Southeast (quarter of
Section lOlglit in Township Twenty
seven South, Range Two West, W.
M., containing 100 acres of land In
Douglas County, Oregon, together
vith tho tenements, hereditaments,
and appurtenances (hereto belong
ing. New, therefore, In tho name of the
Stato of Oregon, and in compliance
with said Execution and Ordor of
Sale, I will on Thursday tho 20th
day of July, 1910, between the hours
of 9 o'clock and 4 o'clock p. m. to
wit: at- one o'clock p. m. on said
day nt tho ninln dolir of tho county
court house In llosehurg, Oregon,
offer for sale nnd sell for cash, sub
ject to redemption, all the right, title
and Interest of said defendants, and
all other persons claiming by,
through, or under thorn or either of
them In and to said mortgaged
premises,
GEORGE K. Ql'INE,
Sheriff of Douglas County.
709-JylT
Oregon for Douglas county, to nie di
rected in the case of W. R. Vinson,
plaintiff, vs. Charles C. Briggs, and
Joseph West, defendants, upon a
Judgment' duly made and rendered
In the said court on March 4th, 1916,
In favor' of said plaintiff W. R. Vin
son and against the said defendants
Charles C. Briggs and Joseph West
for the sum of One Hundred Sixty
($100.00) Dollars, I did, for want of
personal property to satisfy said
judgment, on tho 15th day of June,
1916, duly ievy upon the following
described real property situated iu
Douglas county, Oregon, and all the
interest of defendants or either c
them therein, to-wit: ,-
Lots Ono (1) and Two (2),
Southwest quarter of Northeast
quarter (SW of N13V4) and North
west quarter of Southeast quarter
(NWV4 of SEVi) Section One (1),
Township Twenty-six (20)' South,
Range Eight (8) West of Willam
ette Meridian, and in pursuance of
said execution and levy I will expose
for sale nnd sell, at public auction
to, the highest bidder, for cash In
hand, as the law directs, at tho
court houso door of said county in
the city of Roseburg, Oregon, on
Tuesday, the 18th day of July, 1916,
at tho hour of 10 o'clock A. M., the
said real property, or so much there
of as may bo necessary to satisfy the
said judgment, costs and accruing
costs. The said sale will be Btibject
to confirmation by said court.
Dutod this 15th day of June, 1916.
GEO. K. QUINE,
Sheriff of Douglas County, Oregon.
710-jyl7
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that's all.
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Notice Is hereby given that by vlr
I tue of a writ of execution Issued out
I of tho circuit court of the State of
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ALVIN SILVER
In selecting silver for wedding presents quality should be con
sidered first for it is for family use for a lifetime, then the design
that pleases and is easy to keep clean should be considered. Alvin
Is a life long plate and is fill y guaranteed and the Washington
and I.aFayette patterns a-e very pretty.
Cot into the letter contest as the answers must be all In to
the factory by July 4th, 19 16.
QUALITY SKRVICK
YOUNG & BUBAR
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IMione Xwo-One-Four
Kostlmi'g, Oregon
A. Skin Like Velvet
Itely fragrant cream of T Ttf TfyJ 1?
jwer of India and be JLJ if a AJ
Use the cr
the beauty ilowcr of India and be
complimented on your complexion.
Your dealer has Elcaya or will get it.
ELCAYA
OFFICIALS HACK 1-ltO.M TRIP.
C. K. Coo and C. S. Heinllne, or
the local Indian agency, returned to
day from a trip of Inspection through
eastern Oregon. The trip, in which
over 1000 miles w-as covered, was
made without accident of any kind.
The crops of eastern Oregon have
been damaged considerably by the
cold weather which they are still ex
"rienclng, the Indian agency offi
cials having run into a snow storm
at Lakevlew last JTuosilay. They
find matters connected with tho In
dian lands in fine shape.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT.
U. S. Weather Bureau, local ofrice.
Roseburg. Ore, 24 hours ending 5
a. in., June 24, 1916.
Precipitation In inches and hun
dredths: Highest temperature yesterday 77
Lowost temperature last night 51
Precipitation, last 24 hours .... 8
Total preclp. since first of
month 15
Normal Drecip for this month 1.07'
Toial precipitation from Sep
tember 1, 1915, to date .... 36.34
Average precipitation from Sep
tember 1, 1S77 33.65
Total excess from Sep
tember I, 1915 2.69
Average precipitation for 39
wet seasons, (Sept. to May
inclusive 32.12
WILLIAM BELL,
Observer.
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