THE EVENING NEWS, IVKDVKSIftV, AUGUST. 23, 1010,
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HUGHES TAKES ROLE OF MINER FOR HOUR
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Hughes operating air drill 2,800 feet underground.
Hie travels of a presidential candidate include all sorts of stops, ana
TTio appeal unco of Mushes as a miner for a short time is but another illus
tration of the various roles to be assumed on a trip of this kind. Judge
Hughes when he passed through Butte, Montana, visited the Leonard copper
mine', donned mining togs and operated an air drill for a short time
Ted Mowlam!, the man who wrote
the- siK "When Mlfls Coos Hay Mar
ries En gone Uuie," Is starting to
ting the hour tonight at the Uuyal
thoatre and (t will l-e lis firt run
dltfon hisro. Tho song has hvv.n
adopted at UoHi'hurg from which,
lilafo tho people are eomlng In unto
inohllon. They prartlcud the -song
fafthTiilly and have it down pat. It
Is undenitood the Ktigenoi nutirtet
will sing the song while tho marrlago
Is taking place Thursday afternoon
at North (lend. Marhsficld Itecord.
Miss .Marie Martens left this
morning for Drain whore nho will
visit with friends and relatives for
a few days.
John Vale, who has been spending
a few days In this city attending to
business matters returned to Eugene
( his morning.
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Is the verdict of hundreds of Satisfied Custo
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The New Fall Goods are now coming and will
soon all he here. Sl'KClAL PRICES
are hein. made the balance of this
month on all our hijjh-jjrade
Summer Dress
Goods and Coats
To make tiiick cl.)se-out sales we jjive good
service have Up-to-date Merchan
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The Dependable Store
W. lj. Smith and wife returned to
'.heir home In Riddle this morning.
ITarlld Bell Wright's new book
"When a Man's a Man," for sala at
tho Roseburg Book Store. tf SG I
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sagaberd, of
Drain, spent the day In this city yes:
terdny, returning to their home late
In the evening.
Hov. H. W. Copperell, of Port
land, came to this city 'this morn
ing to attend the Adventist camp
meeting. 1 II. Foreman returned last night
from Oaklulrd where he spent a few
hours yesterday attending to busi
ness matters.
W. L. Smith and wife, of Riddle,
who have been visiting at Elkton for
a few days, stopped In this city last
night on their return home.
Mrs. George Trites Teturned to
he homo yesterday evening after
spondlng the day shopping and visit
ing with friends in this city,
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A. O. Norris returned to his hunie
at Yoncalla this morning after
spending a few days In this city at
tending to business matters.
While tho housewife Is canning
fresh fruit and vegetables, the fann
er should be canning green food in
SILO. Let Page's tell you about
them. 905-a26
Misses Helen Hamilton and Hllde
gardo Shoemaker, and Master Mil
ton Shocnr.iker will arrive this even
ing from Newport, where they have
been enjoying the past six weeks.
Harry Shaw, a former clerk at the
tlmpiimi hotel, but now of Portland,
passed through tills city today in u
party of aulo tourists, on the way
lo .Marsbrield to attend the celebra
tion. City Engineer L. (5. Hicks today
prepared the assessment for the im
provements 0n Kast Third Street. The
final estimate was allowed last Mon
day night at the regular meeting of
(ho city council.
Mia. Andy McCarthy, of (Irants
Pass, passed through Itoselmrg last
night on her way Lto Marshfield
where she will attend the celnbra
lion. She was greeted at the sta
tion by n number of. her friends.
! Dr. and Mrs. liruinflcld, of Hose
burg. lert yesterday for Westlako on
Tslltenos lake where they will spend
their vacation. They came through
by auto Sunday from Roseburg.
North Mend Herald.
I.eNoIr and Walter Knise, who
enmn jo this city lo attend the mar
riage of their stepbrotlier Clifford
Mabley, I,, ,jss c.i-.ulyn Myers, re
turned last evening to Pm-inirfloLI
where they are employed on large
dairy ranches. !
C E. Coe. supervisor of the loc.,1
Indian service office is expected t)
return tonight from Redding. Su.-ar-vllle
and other points In NortM :,
I California where he has boon spi
i log several days attending to business
Mr. and Mrs. .Ius(,iii R Abbott ;
passed through this city today on
their tmir of the Tailed stales. '.
, They ale from Snmniitt. New Jersey
and are traveling in their Pierre
Arrow nulo. Their chauffeur ac
companies them. t
In point of excellence, purity, flav-1
or and uniformity of quality and
strength, P. S. C. steel cut coffee)
makes n perfect score. Tho price I
will please you. Call for the'brown
package at the People's Supply Co.
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Mrs. C. C. Christie and daughter.
Alberta and Dr. I.uretta Smith are
expected to return the first of the
month from an extended visit to
Chicago and other middle western i
points where they have been spend
ing the past two months visiting
with friends and relatives.
The popularity contest for bride
of the Cona, Hay celebration at Mnrsh
field netted something over $1,600.
according to the Record, the winning
lady receiving 614. r'0 votes. Sev
eral others were high In the list and
from these will be selected the
brldesmnids. The bride will have
the option of taking $tn(l In cash or
a diamond ring of the same value.
and Suitable presents will be given
the others for their work.'
If you want the best shingles that
can be made, go to Page's, they are
there. 9U5-a26
II. T. Dlakely of Glide spent sev
eal hours In Roseburg today attend
ing to business affairs.
Rev. and Mrs. S. D. Simons, of
Lockeford, Cal., arrived today to visit
with Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Voegelin,
of Greens.
More light makes better homes.
Why not .some more windows?
Page's have them little or big.
905-a-0
Lydla Sldwell, of Oakland, who
has been spending a few days in I
this city witll friends returned to
hor home this morning. , j
Mrs. E. R. Rosner, a niece of R. B. .
Dixon, who has been visiting here
since June, left for a short visit with I
friends at Riddle.
R. H. H'esher, from the office of
Engineer Hicks, left this morning for
Perdue wliere he will spend a short
time on survey work for the proposed
Irrigation proect there.
A. C. Marsters and wife and C. L.
Hadley and wife lert this morning
In the former's auto for Glendnle
where they spent the day visiting
with friends and attending to busi
ness matters.
A. K. Smith, of Oakland, came to
this city yesterday and spent a few
uours aiienuing to nusiness matters.
Ted Jowett and Dob Susmilch left
this morning for Hubbard Creek
where they will spend a week or ten
days hunting and fishing.
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