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THK KVKVIVO N'RWS. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1910.
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Will Convene in This City To-
morrow For Two
Days Session. .
AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
State I'res'iriiiit, Mrs. Kemp, Will lie
In AtttMuliuiee mill Give Talk.
The twentieth annual convention
of the Douglas county W. C. T. U.
will hold a two days' session com
mencing tomorrow. The meetings
will be held in the Presbyterian
church and many speakers promin
ent in temperance work will he
heard. Mrs. Kemp, state president
of the organization will be present
at the meetings and Is scheduled for
a talk on Friday afternoon and ev
ening. COAST LEAGUE STANDINGS
Los Angeles . 72 51 .BSj
Vernon 73 GS .577 j Mrs. D. McKennon, of Eugene,
San Francisco 68 62 .522 who has been -visiting iwlth Jier
Salt 'LaJte 60 60 .500 j mother, Mrs. C. F. Scott, of Eden
Portland 53 61 .405 bower, returned home this after
Oakland 49 S3 .371 1 noon.
Yevtoi-day's Itcsiilts. -
At Los Angeles Los Angeles 3
Portland 2.
At Salt Lake Salt Lake 11, Ver
non 8.
At Snn Francisco San Francisco
1, Oakland 6.
CITY XFWS.
' Dr? B. R. Shoemaker wag called to
Melrose this morning on profession
al business.
Mrs. H. A. West, who has been
visiting at Oregon City, returned to
her home here last night.
A slight drizzling rain for an hour
or more this morning, has cooled off
the air and settled the dust in the
roads.
E. H. Billings and family and Mrs.
Jennings returned last night from
Winchester where they spent the day
picnicking.
Miss Florence KoUoiagen return
ed last night from Newport where
she has been spending the past
month.
The Women's Home jMisslouary
Society of the M. E. Church South
will hold a window sale at the Bee
Hive grocery on Saturday, August
T9, all day. 874-alS
Miss Esther Boono, who has been
nursing in a case at Oakland, re
turned to her home in this city last
night.
B. L. Eddy, wife and daughter,
returned from their three week out
ing spent at Newport. They re
port a very delightful trip and are
greatly pleased with Newport as a j
place to pass a vacation.
Buy in quantities. If costs no
more to sell a large bill of goods than
a small one. The saving in cost oi
handling and other considerations
we give you on quantity orders. We
sell at wholesale. People s Supply
Co - 877-tf,
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Several employes of the O. & C.
Company spent the day in this city
going over the records In the county j
clerk's ofTice obtaining data tor use
In tho trials which are to he held in
San Francisco within a few weeks.
Don't use ,inncy ruffon It will make
yon feci dopey. tVe better coffee
and feel heller. P. S. C. steel cut
coffee gives yon the best results. Al
ways cienr nnd with the distinct rl,-h
coffee flavor. For sale by the Peo
ple's Supply Co. 877-tf
Sam Kelly and Fred Russell, of
the South Beer creek district were
tn the city tddny atte'ndlng to busi
ness matters. Mr. Russell sustained
a slight Injury to his hand a short
time ago and the wound was dressed
again this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Wallace
and son have started housekeeping
at 412 Fowler street where thev
will be at home to ineir in'
this city. Mr. Wallace succeeded
to the position of A. F. Kerr In the
local forestry office and has Just
returned from Portland where h
has been occupied for the greater
part of his time lnce his promotion.
in obtainnlng data lor reports. His
wife and son accompanied him on Ills
return.
M. A. Bartruni left this afternoon
for a short business trip to Drain.
W. H. Reld, of South Deer creek,
spent a few hours in this city today
attending to business matters.
Mrs. C. W. Smith returned to this
city after a short visit with Mrs.
Daugherty", of -Myrtle Creek.
Mrs. Julius Thorn left this after
noon for North Bend where she will
make her future home.
L. C. Newlands, manager of the
Oregon Portland Cement Co., at Os
wego, was in Roseburg today.
Miss Jeunnie Buiek returned to
day from a visit of several weeks at
Myrtle Creek with Mr. and Mrs. C. D.
Buick.
Miss Florence Kohlhagen came
home last night from Newport and
will act as bookkeeper in her fath
er's shop white Miss Mahn is on her
vacation.
Mrs. S. Jessup, who has been the
house guest of Mr. and Mrs. H C.
Wilson, for a fortnight loft today to
visit with relatives In Cottage Grove,
enroute to her home in Boise, Idaho.
Grace V. Foley, representative of
the Rogers Co., was in this city to
day. She is one of the few women
representatives for grocery houses
on the Pacific coast and has for her
territory Oregon, Washington, Mon
tant, Wyoming, and Utah.
Dr. Daly, Miss Pearl Hall nml Miss
Vernon, who have been visiting for
gome time with friends and relatives
in Myrtle Creek, left there this
morning for Lakevlew by motor.
Dr. Daly Is the circuit 'judge of
Lake county, Miss Vornon iand
Miss Pearl Hall are teachers in the
Lakevicw school.
Grover pr-nning went to Eugene
(his morning to look over the farms
around that vicinity. Mr. Penning
ton arrived here shortly from Ameri
san Falls and is planning on pur
chasing a 1 5-ncro - fruit tract near
here for his father, the family will
arrive here as soon as they have
secued a suitable location.
The newspaper men of tho state
who were at Medford last week, will
regret to hear1 of the death of the
wife of their chaplain, Rev. T. B.
Ford, of Salem. She passed away
suddenly at her home in Salem yes
terday. Rev. Ford, who Is district
superintendent of the M. K, church,
with headquarters at Salem, was in
Ashland it the time of her death,
having remained there for n short
time after the adjournment of the
editorial meeting.
Sheriff Qiiine this morning rereiv.
ed notice that a red car answering
the description of a red Chevrolet
autolnob0 wh,rh )s wanted In Call
fornia had passed through Canyon
ville. A strict watch was kept for
I it in this cltyi but nothing was seen
of an au0 0f 'this mak0i ai,hough a
red Ford passed through about the
time that tho reported car was due.
The car is wanted at San Francisco
where It was stolen, hut It Is be
lieved that it has been driven into
eastern Oregon by way of Crater
lake.
I'lunivr Society Official If ore.
(Continued from pace 1.1
a year, after whlrh the plant was
moved to Jacksonville and the Sen
tinel started there. It being tho sec
ond one In this section of the state.
The name of the editor was Lyon.
Mr. Hlmes left this afternoon and
will stop at Eugene and Salem.
Among others on whom he called
in this city, was the family of the
late M. M. Moore, where much In
teresting Information was gleaned.
Wright, of North Roseburg, at
12:45 Wednesday morning. Aug-;
ust 16th, 1916, a girl.
Wm HAM
TO HOLD TEN DAIS CAMP MEETING
Prominent Shakers Will Address
Seventh Day Adventistji,
The annuel camp meeting of the
Seventh Day Adventlsts will be held
In Roseburg beginning the 17tk (to.
morrow), and lasting until the 27th
of the month. Prominent speakers
from various parts of the country
will be here and national and inter
national Issues will be considered In
tho light of prophecy. Among the
most noted and best known speak
ers are C. W. Flaiz, of Walla Walla;
I. H. Evans, Washington, D. C,
H. W. Cottrell. of Portland, and a
host of others. These men are in
the front ranks of pulpit and plat-
H. EVANS, WiislitiiKton, I). C,
form speakers, and stand high in
the councils ofythe church, and the
subjects they 'will discuss will bo
handled with strength and power.
There Is n daily program, beginning
with the rising bugle at 5:30 and
continuing through the day until It)
p. m. The meeting will he held in
the big tent on South Stephens
street, and a number of tents will be
erected to accommodate those At
tending from a distance. The music
is to be furnished by the choir un
der the direction of Prof. C. E. John,
son, of Portland. The public is cor
dially invited to any or all of the
meetings, and feast of tho good
things.
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H. O. Wilson, wife and family are
leaving tomorrow morning for their
ranch near Merrill where the family
will enjoy their summer's vacation.
They will also visit with friends in
several olhor eastern Oregon towns.
NOTICE TO COXTHACTOIIS
Sealed proposals, addressed to
the County Court of Douglas County,
Oregon, nnd endorsed "Proposals Tor
Improving roads in Douglas County.
Oregon, to-wit: tho John Perduo
road In ItoaJ Dist. No. 17" will be
received by the countv - court of
Douglas County, Orogon, until 12
o'clock M., September 1st, 1916, and
not thereafter, at Its office In the
court house at Roseburg, Oregon,
when such proposals will ho public
ly opened and read.
Plans, specifications and esti
mates are on file with tho county
clerk of Douglas County, and may
be there seen, and copies may be ob
tained at the office of tho road
master at the above address. A de
posit of five dollars shall he requir
ed on each set of plans and specifica
tions. Each hid Is to be presented under
sealed cover, and filed with the
county clerk of Douglns County,
Oregon, and shall he accompanied by
a certified check m"de payable to
tho county court of Douglas County, :
for an amount equal to at least ten
per cent of the amount of said bid. j
Such certified check shall be deliver. ;
ed upon tii.-j condition that if f-aid
bid he accepted, the pnrtr bidding
will properly and prc'ipUy enter
into and execute rontracU and bonds
in accordance with tho award.
Should tho successful bidder to
I whom the contracts aro awarded
fail to execute the same within ten
j days (not Including Sunday) from
the date of notification of s'Kh
award, such check shall be forfeiicj
j to Dougliis County' as liquidated
damages, nnd the same shall be the
i property of the county. All other
I certified checks will bo returned to
tho unsuccessful bidder who sub
mitted the same.
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VIARY P1CKFORD IN "HULDA FROM HOLLAND," A PARAMOUNT PICTURE, PRODUCED BY FAMOUS
i, PLAYERS. j
. "Mad? I ain't mad. I's yust dlnklng.
"Dlnking vot comou us too, mo und Heinle und the utter boys."
It was Mary Plckford, tho world's greatest motion picture Btar, who waa doing the thinking nnd the talking.
Helnio and the boys were her pais in the latest production she has' mado for the rarnmount Program and which
lltllo Mary declares most emphatically is tho best pieco of work uho has dono sinco Bho has appeared in Famous
Players productions, '
"Vot la do name of dot pitcher. Dot blay, sho is called Mlulda From llolinnd.' nnd I want you to mombor dot
ttlno llelnio 1st yust twice yearB old. Ho is kloln liaral Hollacker. Wo haves much fun in pitchers."
This Paramount Picture )as been given spoclnl showings In tho lurge cities and is declared Miss PIckford's best.
A good and sufficient bond. with a
satisfactory surety will bo required
for the faithful performance of the
construction contract, in a sum equal
to 50 per cent of the contract price.
The estimates . aro approximate
only, being given as a basis
for the comparison of bids.
Tho right Is reserved to rcjoct any
and all proposals, or to accept the
proposal deemed best for Douglas
County.
Dated Aug. 3rd, 1916.
County Court of Douglas County,
Oregon. . ,
By It. W. MARSTERS,
Judge
By E. II. PINKSTON.
Commissioner.
By B. F. NICHOLS.
Commissioner.
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FINAL NOTICE.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the I
undersigned administrator of the
estate of Dorothy Bunch, deconsed. !
has filed his final account with the
County Clerk for Douglas county, j
Oregon, nnd that the Honorable H. ,
W. Marsters, Judge of the County
Court for said County, has fixed (
Saturday, the second-day of Septom- i
her, 1916, at tho hour of ten o'clock
In the forenoon as tho time, and tho I
county court room in tho court
houso of said county at Roseburg, Or.
as tho place fiir hearing objections, if
any, to said final account and for
settling tho snmc.
Rf soburg, Oregon, August 2, 1916.
A.B. HAINKS,
Administrator of tho estate of Doro
thy Bunch, deceased. 83Q-a31p
KXIvCCTOlt'S NOTICE OF
SETTLEMENT.
FINAL
r'otlce is hereby given thta .the
undersigned executor of the la.-,t wil
ar.J testament of Hiram Weathcrly.
decensed, has filed in the County j
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I Court of tho Stato of Oregon for!
liouglas County, his final account asj
such executor, and tho said court
; has fixed Tuesday, tho 29th day of
August, 1916, a ten o'clock a. m,
and the court room of said court at
Roseburg, Oregon, as tho timo and
place for hearing objections, it 'any,
to said account nnd tho settlement
thereof.
Date of first publication July :U,
1916.
FRED WEATIIERLY,
Executor of the lust will and tosla
ment of Hiram We.itherly, deceas
ed. 814-a28
EX KCUTKI.V NOTICE.
In the County Court of the State
cf Oregon for Douglas county.
In the matter of the estate of
William Bromnor, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given thnt by an
Your Ad. in this
Paper will bring
business to you that
now goes to a
mail order
house.
TRANSFER AND
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FURNITURE MAN
order of tho above entitled court
juiy n,ade and entered on tha 21st
day of July, 1916, the undersigned
was duly appointed executrix of tha
last will and testament of William
Bromner, deceased. All porsonB hav
ing claims against tho estate of said
deceased aro hereby roqulred to
present them, with proper vouchors
duly verified ns by law roqulred to
the un lerslgnod n Brockwivy Doug
las county, Oregon, or to her attor
neys, Nouner & Wltnborly, at tholr
offices In tho First Stato & Savings
Bunk Building In Roseburg, Oregon,
witnin six months from the first pub
lication of tnis notice.
Dated ahd first published July 24,
1916.
MARGARET BREMNER,
Executrix of tho Inst will and testa
ment of William Bromner, De
ceased. ?93-a28
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