SIX
- TKB EVBVINO NBWB MOXPAV, APRIL 0, 101
DOINGS OF THE CITY
Club Formed.
The Riverside school tills nfter-
nMn htrmatl n .lull IrnnWH I'.S tllO
Industrial. This organization is slm-
Farm Lands Acreage
City Property
For Sale and Exchange
Our Spring Drive Is On!
liar to otuers inai nave -jeen nnniw
lately.
Fruit .Man Visits City. -
J. O. Holt, manager of the Eugene
Fruit Growers Association, left this
afternoon for Eugene after confer
ring in tills city with A. L. Kitchin.
Mr. Holt is canning a large quantity
of broccoli this year, at the plant
in Eugene.
Accident Narrowly Averted.
Charles Tuursday, a boy of 13,
narrowly escaped drowning last Sat
urday afternoon when nls canoe nit
a snag near the Alexander bridge and
overturned, throwing him into tho
n
r Take advantage of fortunate purchases and our immense stock
Save 25 to 33
on Present Market Prices
Come tomorrow, many specials on sale. Lay in your supply of shoes
ROSEBURG BOOTERIE
Shoes That Satisfy and Fit Your Feet
IRVIN BRUNN
Perkins Building, Cass St., Roseburg
am
CITY NEWS.
Fulton Jones, of Wilbur, was a
business visitor In this city today.
Mrs. M. O. Oldon, of this city, left
toiluy for Eugene tq visit a few
(iuys with friends.
Mrs. ,L. n. Fox, of this city, loft
todny for Tho Dulles, to vlBlt with
. friendB In that ciiy.
Uoorgo nest, of Looking Cllnss,
sii'nt the day In Roseburg, looking
after business interests.
J. T. Anderson and wlfo arrived
this afternoon from their homo at
Ulddlo to spend tho afternoon in tills
city attending to business matters.
I Mrs r. TV llnlclf nf Mvrftn O.rnnU
arrived today to Bpend a short time
visiting with Mrs. A. C. Seely.
Miss Mary Good, of Medford, left
this afternoon for Portland to attend
to business matters In that city,
Miss Bernlco Billings, of Portland,
roturnwl to- hor homo today after
spending Kastor in tills city visiting.
V. t. Hnffron, of Oakland, spent
tho day in this city attending to
business mattors, returning on the
afternoon train.
Mrs. II. R. Walker, formerly Miss
Mildred Walker, of this city spent
.Sunday 'here, visiting with friends
enrouto to Eugene from tier homo at
Klamath ''Kails, to visit with her
mothor for a short tiuio, while her
husband Is In San Francisco,
Have You Got That Fishin' Feelin'?
(By an Unknown Author.)
I sat at my desk as 1 added a column,
Hut the numbers were never so hard to tame,
My ears caught the voice of tho woods,'Bwect though solemn,
And I saw through tho mist a' green sliady lane,
I heard tho splash of tho swift-flowing currant,
As It sang Its wild song on its own reckless way,
Ami the dip of (lie willows that bend to caress it
O'er tile rock that was spoiling for fisherman's play.
I know of a rod that lies cased and neglected,
Of a reel that both pollBli and oil would improve,
Of a basket all dusty, that splits in tho middle,
Of a lino that needs wetting to make it run smooth.
There nro hooks by the plenty in a window 1 know of
Where farmers are wont to assemble at night,
And (lie obi wnue-halrcd store-man is rich In the lore of
Tho flail and tho hook that the right i'lsli will blto.
Oh! ilio sound of Unit voloo as I Bit hero wllh pen raised.
Oh! tho vision, how bright, that I sec through tho mist,
And I mentally 'phono to tho woods that are railing,
To laid initio to the names on their visitor's list.
Don't stop mo I'm off! for my cafe needs a doctor,
And old Father Nature will help wllh ills wile,
And tho aid of my rod and my reel and my basket
To euro all my ills and lengthen my life.
TACKLE Jl'ST RECEIVED FROM MANTFACTIHERS. CAM,
AM) llllli
Churchill Hardware Company
Ironmongers Roseburg, Oregon
MAJESTIC
ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW
Matinee Every Day, 2 to 5
Evcnings,7to 10:15-5c& 10c
TODAY
I.tt Hay lo He' Another I'ntlio llll
IE ROMANTIC JOURNEY"
with
William Courtenay and Alice Dovey
Hln'- of ruder Cover, Star or the Pink I.ndv,
I'ndor Fire, etc. Very dood Kdily, etc.
Broadway Favorites in a Broadwnv Play
"SOMEWHERE IN GRENADA"
Oth chnpter of
"Pearl of the Army"
Tho (licat Military Serial
IJEIXMj AM) THE MAilMAX Fifteen Minute of Fun.
8 Reels Admission As Usual, Adults 10c, Children 5c 8 Reels
TOMOKKOW
JIAIIKli TAI.II'KltltO The Sweetest of all Screen Stars tn
"THE SUNBEAM"
A Metro Wondorplay that Warms t tie heart and Bttrs tho soul, In
five, superb acts.
OO.MI.Xd MONDAY AM) Tl INIlAV, APRIL U: mid 21, "HEU,
MOUtiA.. .-t ;1IIL"
CITY NEWS.
Attorney B. B. nermann left this
afternoon for Sutherlln to attend to
legul mattors.
Mrs. Thurman Cannon loft this aft
ornoon for Wilbur to visit for the
afternoon with friends.
Mm. Hoy F,. Bellows roturned last
night from Cottugo Grove where Bhe
has been visiting for a short time
with her mother.
Mrs. Ida Morris, of Looking Glass,
loft this afternoon for Eugene to
visit for a short time before return
ing home she will visit in Salem and
Porftland.
Miss Elsie Davison, of Portland,
spent .Easter In this ity visiting
Willi her mother, retuYning this aft
ernoon to Portland where she is at
tending tho Washington high school.
The members or tho street depart
ment have taken the red flngn from
tho tsreet signs at the Intersections
and have replaced them with small
American flags which niako a very
much more patriotic appearance.
Judge Hamilton today handed
down several decisions in tho circuit
court. In the case of l.llible Kay
Cosliow aglnst the city of Roseburg
an order permitting tho withdrawal
of exhibits was entered. The Kent
Stato Bank, of .Michigan, was given
an order of defnult and decree for
5S,041.(!ti nnd costs in Us suit
against W. It. White, et. al. The cane
of J. V. Madison against Win. Ar
nold and James eliaaley was dismiss
ed. it was ordered in the cuko of
Thomas Hodgson and William Hodg
son against Jas. Curtln that the de
fendant be entitled to possession of
Ihe property on the payment of :00.
A judgment ror $1122 was given In
tho case of C. W. Mclteynoldr, ngnins'
Isaac nnd Arthur Ford. Tho cane of
J. O. Klrod against the Commer'.lal
Abstract Company was dismissed
new today
WANTED Two farm bunds; good
wages. Address II. K. l.uwsnn.
Hound Prairie. Ore. 89-tf
WANTED Large stock or sheep
ranch, stocked and equipped, not
over $70,000.00. will assume any
reasonable mortgage, will ex
change extra fine income property
In Portland. Give (llll particulars
In first letter. E. J. Gelser. Ml
Chamber of Commerce, Portland.
Oregon. Sl-al1
NOTICE OK )'IN. Wi SETTLEMENT.
In (lie County Court of tho State
of Oregon ror Douglas County.
In tho matter or tho estuto of
WHllilin Breiiiner. deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the
undersigned executrix has filed In
the above entitled court her final
account In settlement of said estate
and the court, by an order duly niodr
and entered, has fixed Saturday, the
12111 nay ot May, I'tii, at the hour
of 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said
nay. as tho time, nnd the county
court room In tho Court House in
Roseburg, Douglas County, Oregon,
as the place for hearing objections
If any. lo said final nrcount atid tc
the settlement of said estate. Al
persons having objections to said fin
al account or to the settlement of
said estate are hereby required te
tile the same in writing In tho above
entitled court at or oefore the time
llxed Tor hearing said final account
Dated April !Uli. 1S17.
MARGARET HREMNEK,
Executrix of the Inst will and tes
tament of William llremner, de
ceased. - , ni7
EASTER SUNDAY.
Easter Sunday was most fit
tingly observed at the several
churches in1 this city yesterday
by Bpeciul services and music.
All churches report a large at
tendance at both the morning
and evening services. The 1. O.
O. F. orchestra played a special
musical program at the M. E.
church last evening which was
greatly enjoyed by those pres-
CTlt.
NOTICE SI ERCHA NTS.
You are requested to close your
places of business between the hours
of two and 3:30 p. m. Wednesday,
April 11, to participate in the patri
otic pnrado.
ROSEDUUO & DOUGLAS CO. MER
CHANTS ASSOCIATION
A. C. Marsters, President.
E. C. Benson, Secretary.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Separate sealed proposals, address
ed to the County Court of Douglas
County, Oregon, and endorsed
No, 2. "Proposal for constructing
a portion of the Public Highway near
ihe town of Canyonvilb, Douglas
County, Oregon,"
No. 3. "Proposal for constructing
a portion of the Public Highway near
ihe I'Ottofllce of Perdue. Donning
County, Oregon,"
No, 4. "Proposal for constructing
a portion of tho Public Highway near
tho postofllce of Tiller, Douglas
County, Oregon," will be received by
tho County Court of Douglas Count.v
Oregon, until 3 o'clock p. m., on tlv.i
:.d day of May, 1017, and at that
time and place will bo publicly open
ed and read.
All IirOIlOSalR UlllSt ho tH'wl.l linnn
blank forms to be obtained from the
couiuy cuts, at his orilco in the
court bouse, Roseburg, Oregon; must
give the prices proposed. both in
writing and figures!, and must be
signed by the bidder, with liis ad
dress. Each separate bid is to be present
ed under sealed cover, and each bid
shall be accompanied by cash, a bid
der's bond made payable tc Douglas
Comity, or a certified chock made
payable to the county judge of Doug
las County, for nn niimimr ,.,m,il in
at least five per cent of the amount
mu. unci no mil shall be considered
unless such cash, bond or check is
enclosed therewith. Such bidder's
bond shall be conditioned that if said
bid ho accepted, the party bidding
will duly enter into and execute the
contract. Should the successful bid
der to whom the contract Is award
ed fall to execute the said contract
within ten days (not Includiim Sun
day) from the dato of the mailing of
the notice from the county court to
him. according to tho address there
with given, that tho contract is ready
for signature, such cash, bond or cer
tified check shall bo forfeited to
Douglas County, and tho same shall
be the property or tho county. All
olher cash, bonds, and certified
checks will be returned to tho unsuc
cessful bidders who submitted tho
same.
A corporate suretybond will be
required tor the faithful performance
ot each separate contract In a sum
equal to one-half of the total (.mount
ot the hid.
Plans may be seen and forma or
speciricatlons and contract may be
secured for each separate piece ot
work at the ofllce ot the county clerk,
Court House. Roseburg. Oregon.
The right Is reserved to reject any
or all proposals or to accept any or
ill proposals deemed best for Doug
las County.
COl'NTY COURT OF DOUGLAS
COUNTY
R. W. Marsters. County judge,
11. F. Nichols. County Commissioner,
V. E. St. John, County Coiulmssioncr
E. H. Lenox. County Clerk.
ltqscburg. Oregon, April 6th, 1917.
Nnt j
The Counlv Engineer will hn
Riddle. Oregon, at 7 o'clock. April
2Sth to go over the work with pros-'
peetlve bidders. mil '
water. Although Incumbered with
heavy boots and mackinaw, the Doy
was cool-headed and caught the rope
on the canoe, swimming ashore and
towing the overturned boat.
Glide Couple Slurried.
Walter R. Morgan and Ada Math
ews, of Glide, wore quietly married
today at the bride'B homo, by Rev.
Eaton, of this city. Both are well
known in this city and have a great
manv friends who wish them well
during their married life. Only a few
friends were present and a delicious
wedding dinner was served following
the ceremony.
Will Engage In Husiness.
It lias been learned today that a
deal Is being made by A. S. Huey and
liis partner, G. A. Johnson, through
which, if completed, Mr. Huey will
take over the interests of Mr. John-!
son in their jewelry business. Mr. 1
Johnson is very anxious to enter ai
business with his brother and will:
leave for the east as soon as his In- j
tereBts here can bo disposed of.
IjocuI Couple Slurried. j
A very delightful wedding occur-;
red Saturday when Henry Carter and
Miss Nina Campbell were married at
tho Baptist parsonage. Mr. Carter!
is a southern Pacific employe and Is i
well known in this city. His bride is
a daughter of J. H. Campbell, tho
grocer, and has a great many close
friends. The happy couple loft yes
terday for Medford where they will
make their home.
Farm Is Sold.
One or the recent real estate deals
wo,( consummated Saturday when
.the property of Thome.) Taylor, an
insane person was sold by the guard
inn, G. W. Young, to Ray Bock
hurst, of Portland. The farm con
sists of l:0 acres of land situated in
Camas Valley. A part of the land is
cultivated -vliile there nro many in
dications of coal. Mr. Ki.clihuri't
bought the property as nn invest
u enl and will not arrive hero for
some time.
Going East for Visit,
Mrs. E. L. Watson, who for sev
eral years has been connected Willi
the Five and Ten Cent store, will en
joy a couple of months' vacation, and
during that time expeci3 to go east.
Slio will leave here Wednesday and
after a stopover at Los Angeles for
a short visit, will go to Salt Lake,
stopping there for a day or two, and
then on to Chicago, finally to Akron
and Athens, Ohio, where she will
spend the greater part ot the time
whilo away. Mrs. Watson will re
turn here about the first of July,
PatHotic Service League- Work,
All throughout the city today
workers have been busy soliciting
memberships in the Patriotic Service
League, nnd most encouraging re
sults are manifest. Few there are,
indeed, who refuse to take a part in
this excellent movement. Over on
the west side the soliciting is being
done by John Kelly, nn old soldier
of the Civil war, and during the fore
noon ho took 24 names and collected
tho dollar for annual dues from each
one. This gentleman will coutlnue
his work during the weok, and resi
dents ot that part or the city should
ho ready for him when ho comes
becauso he will call on everybody
and ask them to "enlist" for the
service.
Our
Window
A glance into our windows
will show you the latest
Ideas In modern jewelry to
go wllh your Easter outfit.
Inside you will find style,
beauty and rare good taste
reflected in every article.
There is as much style nnd
Individuality to jewelry as
there is to clothes, and you
should be as careful In the
selection ot one as the
other.
Why not let us assist you
In selecting the Jewelry to
harmonlio with your Eas
ier outfit.
A. S. Huey Co.
Hoselnirg . . Oregon
lSi IV 1 lAl-LMAKjj Storf )
Money to Loan on Improved
Farms
Fire Insurance
Bonds
We solicit your business and will bend
every effort to satisfy your every demand
We write .
Fire Insurance That Insures.
FARMERS REALTY COMPANY
MAIN AND CASS STREETS.
oiior Guard
TO GIVE
i4-
At the Armory
0th
9:00 o'Clock P. M.
Each Dance, 1 Jitney, 5 Cents
Everybody Come
ANTLERS THEATRE
E.XGAi.K'MU.N'T EXTRAORDINARY" OF THE GREAT
ALEXANDER
THE .MAX VHIO KNOWS" or "THE WHITE MAHATMA," MOX
KAV, Tl'KSl) A V nnd WEDNESDAY KVKXIXUH. Special matinee
for ladies only, Wednesday afternoon 2:15. Doors open evenings
at 7:45. Curtiln raises at 8:30.
PRICE'S OF AD.MIS.SiOX: lower Floor 7."c, llulconv 3c, tiallery
!Mc. Hox Seats $I.OI. RESERVED SEATS AT THE THEATRE
,ROX OFFICE.
Thursday evening only at 7: IT. aA H:43 p. in., THE IvVST CHAI'
TKH OF lllld.lE lll RKE'S
"GLORIA'S ROMANCE"
and the flTO-reel Paramount play.
"The Soul of Koura San"
featuring the wonderful Japanese Aetor Star. SF.SSl'A IIAVA
KAWA. A Teally wonderful picture. Even better than "The Cheat"
SXTl'ltDAY, SOMKT1I1XO XKW THE (JRKAT COMEDIAN MAX
1.IXDER IX A lt.iAXD NEW 2-UKEI, COMEDY EXTITI-ED, ".MAX
COMES ACROSS." A liRKAT UKI (MtEEt, FEATl.tE I'lUKiAM
AT VSI AI, l-RICES. 5c nnd loc.
.MONDAY AXD TI.KSDAY. THKDA HAH A In IXDElt TWO FI,A(iS
SI'ECIAU NEW SI'.lll.VL, "UHKHTV" ,ltFli..VN1.,0 THURSDAY,
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