THK EVEHWO MsWI SATURDAY. AUGUST 10, 10l.
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and
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CITlf NEWS.
Try a Si t. Shasta at Galls'. B31-U
Edgar Rozer, of Brockway, spent
the day in Hoseburg visiting with
friends.
Try "Pennant Bread," for sale by
all up-to-date grocers. Made by
Hoyal Bakery. 8S4-tf
Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Mitchell, of
North Bend, came to Roebsurg last
night and will visit here for a few
days.
where it will be used in construction
worn.
F, R. Rytchle, traveling passen
ger and freight agent for the North
ern Pacific, spent the night In this
city and returned to his home ai
Portland this morning.
W. J. Boll returned to his home at
Riddle this morning after spending
a couple of days In this city attend
ing to business matters.
U. S. Cream Seperator
is used by
HENRY FORD
Employer of 17,000 men, is the greatest mechanical e.s'pert and
factory manager ths world bus over seen.
:. c iiupp Hupp
II. II. .Iy ' Packard
II. M. Lolmid Cadillac
W. I-;. li'lHiMlri', Maxwell
It. Colgatu, Sharon, Crtnn, of Colgate & Co., Boap nnd porfunio
manufacturers.
V. N." VmiWcxIuy, Garden City, L. I., N. Y., of Doubleday. Pago
& Co., publishers of Country Life in America and Garden
Magazine.
lion. August Belmont, Babylon, N. Y., Well known Capitalist
II. M. II. uina, Clovolund, Oliio, of the well-known "Ilanna" family
AVm. K. Vmuleibill, Isllp, N. Y Railroad Magnato and Capitalist
11. S. l'MrcMtoiio, Akron, 0., President Firestone Tiro & Rubber Co.
(Flrostono Tiros.)
ItoKlnnld Yunilerhllt, Newport. It. I. Well known Capitalist
Mrv, O. I. Itclinoiit. Hempstead, N. Y. Newport society leader
Homor I. Loring, Botdon, Mass. Prominent Boston banker
flm.M. . Vllns, Alslend, N. II. Kornier proprietor Fifth Avenuo
Ilolol. New York.
Villi-! Slates Nlcol Corporation, Dulutli, Minn., on their Minnesota
Demonstration Farms.
Tho I'. S. will Biilt you ns well nx tin-si-. Special Inducements If
bought this full.
W you want to ouy or sell !f you
have rooms to rent If you have lost
something, try a classified ad. They
firing results.
Thclma Alley left this morning
for Oiulla where Bhe will spend a
week or ten days camping with
friends.
M. . Williams, who has been pass
ing a few days in this city looking
after business affairs, left this morn
ing for .Stockton.
W. C. Ott and wife and J. V. Man.
cist, of Portland, formed an auto
I party which stopped at the Uuipquu
1 last night. '
i Judge J. W. Hamilton returned
last night from Toledo, Ore., where
he has been holding court for the
; past two weeks.
I
Earl Ithoades and wife returned
; last night from Oakland .whore Mr
; Ithoades is employed on the cement
' work for the school huildiug.
HEAT TREATMENT IMPORTANT
IN AUTOMOBILE MAKING
JXhIkc IliotlwMH Plant Ha Wonderful
Hy.stom of Tewing Mctiils.
Churchill Hardware Company
lUONMONGlOHS.
NORTH SIDE GROCERY
The
HAVE A FULL, LINE OF
Groceries, Flour and Feed
TO SELL!
THUV AUK I'AYINU
MAItM.T I'KICK H)U KfitiS.
The North Side Grocery
ALTON S. ritlOY, Prop.
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IT'S HIITKKKNT.
"Always a Good Show"
MATIXKK KVI'ltY DAY AT 2 TO I
M., KVKNIXO 7:15 TO It
TODAY OXK DAY ONLY
CAllLYLi: Itl.ACKU KLL In
'THE LAST CHAPTER"
A 5-part slnry nf love, romance and adventure, from the book of
the suuie name by Klt'h.ir, Harding Davis.
I iii u i:i:ii.Y always (;oon
Mol'OUO t'l.K How they use them in the uriny and many other
places, durational.
"Hunjtlinjt Billy's Dress Suit"
A Vogue Comedy with big laugh in every foot.
TinioitHOM --null Chapter of the IKON ( l.Aw. lis Just a, thrill
ing as ever. 10th rlinpter of the S.xn-t of tin- Snl.iojii Inc. lMli'
Nnv!s showing pictures of tke $:0.0(10.0U0 ammiinilion explosion
in New York.
Mil, AI (.111,1 V.S SI.IDK TKOMIIONr'. Vl'Alti'KTTK
COMING GOIi'S COUNTRY AND THK WOMAN'.'1
The party who left here Wednes-
day for their trip or Investigation of
J th" Crater Luke cut off road are
expected to return tomorrow.
Dance at Looking Glass Friday
night, August 25. Good music.
Lunch at Howard's. Everybody wel
come. Ricllalil Goodman. Waller
Jones, Lee Williams and Geo. Mat
thews, committoe. 889-a2ip
C, M. Edwards, who 1ms been,
spondlng a few days in tills city In
vestigating tho locality with a view
of locating here, left this morning
for Medford where he will spend a
few dayB.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Croston and
daughter. Hazel, who have been
vsltlng W. H. Ilond, nt Peel, and
at the home of .1. A. Buchanan, in
this city, left this moinTng for their
home at Needles, Calif. ,
C. S. Ileinlinc, of (he local Indian
service office, 'left last night ',for
Portland, Celllo ajid Ocean Park.' At
Iho.lnttor place he will spend n week
or ten dayB with his wife, who Is
passing her vacation there.
Among the ninny Sutherlin resi
dents who were In tho city today vis
iting and looking after business af
fairs wore .lohn .YlcOlasky nnd daugh
ter, Alice; Miss Gene Franz, W. H.
Marden, W. H. Watson nnd W. W.
Watson and wife.
M. n. Madden, for 20 years a mis
sionary In Julian, will nrrlvo in this
city tonight nn,i will occupy the pul
pit of tho Christian church tomor
row in Hie absence of the pastor.
n. R. .lope, who is visiting with his
son in California.
The Ford garage is today being
remodeled to make room for the
supplies and accessories of which a
largo slock will be laid In by Mr.
nurr, the local agent within a short
time,. A room which partially
divides the display room Is being
built nnil equipped with shelves for
tho purpose.
Judge D. V. Kuykondall. of the
circuit cour tof Klntnath county, left
yesterday on his return to Drain
where be Is spending a vacation aft
er visiting relatives here. Judge
Knykendnl! paid yesterday the
Klamath delegation on the Florence.
Kugeno-Klamnth road over the old
military route expects to meet the
state hlghwoy commission about Sep
tember I, a number of the members
being unable to get away nt this
time. They deslro nlso to meet with
the entire commission which will be
scattered next week on nccount of
the Coos Bay celebration. Eugene
Register.
A prominent scientist, in a paper
dealing with steel used in the nianu.
facture of motor cars, made the fol
lowing statement recently:
"The heat-treatment of steel in a
way Ib the most important operation
to which it is subjected. There can
be no unimportant details. It is
essential that the work be done b)
skillful men, supplied with accurate
pyrometers and well designed and
constructed furnaces capable of main,
tuinlng a uniform heat and of being
properly regulated."
Which seems to have expressed
precisely the opinion of Dodge
Brothers. Not only do they Insist
upon exportness in every branch
of the heat-treating department, but
they see that scientific research work
precedes the actual heating, so that
there may be no error in determining
in advance the exact degree of heat
to which a bar of steel should lie sub
jected to give it the proper wearing
qualities.
Every different kind of steel, for
every different part of the car,
must be put through the research
test to determine what degree of
heat is best adapted to lis quality
and to its function in service. To de
termine 'that degree, hundreds of
sampled specimens of slcel are heat
ed at different temperatures In small
electric furnaces. The results of j
tests on these specimens, as made by
various type9 of special instruments,
are used in determining the exact
treatment to be used In regular pro
duction. For Instance, one of the
first tests which a piece of steel
'ii.dercoes after emerging from the
electric runiuro, Is the Urinnell test
for hardness.
Electric furnaces nre used because
electricity, more so than other
fuels, may be regulated to tt final
point of exactness. The heat is
confined within a drum or shell,
heavily Insulated. The pyrometer
attachment will record as high as
1 800 degrees Fahrenheit. Arter It is
heated, the steel is cooled, either
fast or slow, in one of the numer
ous different solutions standing
nearby.
Every step of the long and careful
nroress is a step In the direction of
the exceptional durability that has
given the Dodge Brothers motor car
Its high standing nniong motor car
buyers.
Conklin Fountain Pens
Service Is the most important factor to consider In the purchase
of a fountain pen. The Conklin excells In easy writing qualities.
It is positively non-leakable. It can be Instantly filled ny inserting
the pen In the ink bottle and pressing the crescent filler. It y
fills Itself. The Conklin is made In different styles and you may
select from a number of different pen points. Whether you prefer
a large or a small pen, a coarse or fine pen point, we have a Conk
lin that will meet with your hearty approval. We are pleased to
demonstrate the Conklin Fountain Pen. '
QUALITY SKHYICE
BUBAR BROTHERS
Formerly Young & Ilubar
JEWELERS & OPTOMETRISTS
PHONE 214
L. E. West, the Taconia cattle
buyer was In this city yesterday and
today attending to business matters.
YOUR AUTO
Is your auto insured against
loss by fire and theft? If not,
you should consider it. A smtll
sum will protest you. Ask us
about rates on automobile In
surance. "IiiNiii-niico that Protects."
G. W.YOUNG & SON
11(1 Cuss Street.
.THE PACIFIC lillLDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION
Why not avail yourself of the
opportunity to save? We have
organized a branch of the Pa
cific Building and Loan Asso
ciation. Pay rent to yourself.
Ask for explanation of their
Investment stock, how $5.00
per month will mature .to
$1000.00..
RICE & HICK
Loan Agents.
HOTEL UMPQUA
ROSEBURG, OREGON
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EUROPEAN PLAN
116 Rooms, 44 with Private Bath
Rates $1.00 per day up.
W. J. WEAVER, Prop.
"The Smell of Print
er's Ink Is Music to
My Ears," Says The
Successful Merchant.
Mixed Metaphor, But
Good From an Ad
Standpoint.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears yi
Signature of asfjCii
When you want the very best
Remember "Diamond W"
Canned Fruits & Vegetables
Will satisfy. Ornr stock of these Is very complete. Price
and quality satisfy.
THE CASH STORE
WE SAVE VOL" MOXEV
l,'i CASS STREET
AUGUST STRAUB
Mining Engineer
'tOSPKl T AND lli:VKUPIN;
MINES A SPECIALTY
lVwtori'ico Itox .No. 751
.wwrbiirg; Oregon
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INSURANCE!
insurance that is worth something. I write fire insurance. I sell
accident and life insurance. 1 will secure you a bond. I write auto
Insurance. I negotiate loans. I look after the Interests of my
clients In many ways. I havs been In business 20 years in Rose
burg. Never had a law suit In settling tho many claims I have
had. I represent 10 of the largest and strongest Fire Insurance
Companies. All old Uno, no c it rates. Quick adjustments and my
reputation Is my guarantee th it you will he treated Justly. Twenty
years or satisried customers My office 13 at 321 Perkins Building
where I will be pleased to meet my old customers as well as all the
new ones I can secure. Sped il arrangements for taking care of
prune dryer Insurance. Call and see me.
W. J. MOON
Roseburg, Oregon
ANTLERSl
TONKillT TONIGHT TONIGHT 1
TRIANGLE PLAYS
John Hunter yesterday moved the
donkey enclne which he has been
using at the gravel beds nt the foot
of Mosher street to a position at the
corner of Mosher street and Rose
streets. Todny It was taken to the
site of tho high shool liuildlng
You Can Get Along Without
Glasses
I even though you need them quite
j badly, but you not only subject your
self to immediate discomfort but you
may also be laying the foundation
for serious trouble in the future.
The sense of sight is your most
precious gill from Nature. Yon can
not afford to neglect or trifle with
your eyes. To do so might mean
no only loss of employment but al
so of sight Itself.
Take care of your eyes In time!
A. S. HUEY CO.
Optometrists
TONIGHT
ANNA I.KHR In
TRIANGLE PLAYS
"Civilization's Child"
An original story by Gardener Sullivan
It deals with the effect of America's "higher civilization" on
a little "Barbarian." so Ignorant that she believes only in
good and happiness, and relates, in pathetic detail, the girl's
heart-rending experiences In this country.
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and the 3-reel comedy
"A Rough Knight"
(oiiiinir Suiulny .MuUih-o nnd Night
KAN NIK WAItK. who created a na
tion wide sensation In "The Cheat" In
"For the Defence"
A detective story of engrossing Interest.
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