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THE KVKM.VO NEWS TIM IISDAV, KTOI!Flt 4, 1IM7.
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liltllM.K IS ASKKI)
Foil AT EI.KTOX-
A large delegation from
FJktnn appeared before the
Modern Heating
Stoves!
,
county court this afternoon re
questing that the court take
some action in reference to
building a bridge across the
Umpqua at Klkton to take the
place of the ferry now employ
ed at that crossing of the river.
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New and Successful Drive
Unkertaken Against the
Enemy Today.
Conscription
Not a Burden
Conscription should not bo looked upon as a burden,
but as a matter of honor and duty this makes a
nation great, strong'and glorious. Put every spare
dollar into active service by placing it to your'
credit with us. Your account is invited. ;
The Roseburg National Bank
Roseburg, Ore.
It Means Comfort and Saving of Fuel
If You Will Install One of Our New
"Subflame"
Heating Stoves in Your Home. It em
bodys an old system in a new form. It
is the base burner in an upright stove.
Giving: Increased Radiation, Greater Comfort
Longer Life, Less Cost of Upkeep
Using Less Fuel
Less Expense in Operating
A Better Floor Appearance
A Greater joy to You.
Come and Look It Over
And ihon how aliout AND-IRONH. We have a shipment Just at
hand and ar quite Biiro you exn bo pleased. AIho lire nets to cor
roRpond. '
Churchill Hardware Co.
An overstock of half gallon wide mouth Mason fruit Jars at a spe
cial prlro, Can you nun a few?
"Aunt Polly"
Is With Us Again!
For those who don't know ."Aunt Tolly," ,
let us explain. "Aunt Polly's" outsizes .
are stylish, serviceable shoes, for stout
women. Built with the Crawford arch,
supporting shank. i Come in and get ac
quainted with "Aunt Tolly."
ROSEBURG BOOTERIE
111V1N llltlUN.V
Shoes That Satisfy. Perkins lluildliiK, Cuss St.'
MAJESTIC
ALWAYS A MOD SHOW
Matinee Every Dav, 2 to 5
Kvenings,7: 15 & 8:50, 15c-5c
KHIAN l ()M,V.
Ill i:r,i:iir i; i.isn in
THE DUPE:
i.l.-rn M.
.lr
ith Aite Vertutn.
:unl hutnttrt'. lllllltun
i. Mh Rupert Julian
A MAN'S WAV A sl.u , ,.: ., ,
IllltM'PMl nnl llohli' ; 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 K.tl i; a
JOHN I'lXU l"S Mil M A i i i ,11,
and Klslc Jali U ilstMi
liltlVl TIIK III n.l.lt n I K , ,h that's a l1U;h producer.
gjiools Admissiiiii. Aili iK j.V. Children ik 8 Reels
I'OM, .I;,IA
IHMtlVTIIV IMIII.I.II'S Hill, .. . IIWI V .V UII.I.IAM STl III,
"A Doll House"
From llenrlk risen
M M'T Win k.
NATIMIAV l AIII.i: WILLIAMS l I II I, i:.s l'llc M
. M:.T SI'.MAV AM) MONDA V I'fcAlil, VtlllTK ..TK
T L HINti." The llrsl iImmIi nf the H t in i-wr nrtxiiictHl.
Also Florence l.afladiu In tho Woman In u 1' u. from W'llktc Col
lin's novel.
Kvory child paying admission on Sunday ana MmMny win be given
a tov bnlloon.
OOMINC. OCT. 10 mid II TIIK IIATTI.K OK TIIK SOMMF jx
10 liKKLS.
FRENCH AIRMEN BUSY
(Iviiijf (VmiiuiH Thoimigh Taste of
lU'kmllt- lioinhing Tallies uh
KepriMil For Outrages The
JVutonu IVrM;t ruled.
(By Associated Press.)
WESTERN FRONT, Oct. 4.
Striking with renewed determina
tion again along a wdp front, Brit
ish troops today hegan a new drive
against the Germans east of Ypres.
Kieldr Marshal Haig announces that
good progress Is resulting from the
attack, and that hundreds of prison
ers are being sent to the rear as the
light continues. Finding themselves
oul-generaled, the Germans made
several desperate counter attacks,
but all of them were unsuccessful.
Along the French front the situation
!h calm, except at Verd'in, where ar
tillery duels are still progressing.
French air forces are keeping up
tm-ir work of reprisals, Btartod this
week, and yesterday bombarded
Frankfort and Rastatt. From Lon
don comes the announcement of f
successful air raid by British avia
tors at the Macedonia front, where
one enemy aircraft was destroyed
Reports from Petrograd tell of a vio
lent artillery duel that Is in progress
near Jacohstdat.
OFF AGAIN-ON AGAIN
"The man who came back" might
bo' used effectively In dealing with
tho subject of a former city editor of
a local publication who "quit the
pamo for good and left for "some
where in Arizona' wnero "he was
called to the hedntde of his wife who
was seriously ill."
Instead of traveling south on his
purported errand, a local resident
who returned from Portland today
gives out the information that the
man In question has evidently
taut-nod to tho game after several
days' absence and that his wife, re
covering from her Illness has jour
neyed to Portland and Joined her
huslmnd all in a period of four
days unqiieMtionably tifv has whirl
ed strenuously around the Pettlt
family lor lo! Mr. Pettit, possibly
by mistake, caught the llrst train
north and landed in the Oregonian
office where ho has been employed
for the past three days, and- Mrs.
Pettit. according to her own story, Is
"feeling splendid ami has been per
fectly well since leaving Kosehurg
lor Portland. unite a coincidence
but then thnso days minds can be
changed in a moment and destinies
sharped over night.
In a letter received In lioseburg
tills morning from Sergeant Victor
Mleelll, who is now stationed with
the lih company coast artillery at
Fort Stevens. he states that the
weather Htlll continues n'old nnd
tliat it is raining continually, mak
ing conditions difficult for good drill
ing. He also says that t ho Ith com
pany has a new commanding oi'llcer,
Capt. Ilond, of Fiene. Sergeant Ml
eelll stiites that he has been trans
ferred and is uow ehief of breech, on
one of (.ho- big nuns. "The boxes
which the bos have been receiving
from home taste mightv good," de
clares Mr. Mkvlll.
R. E. JOPE
It. K. .lore, pastor (if the Christian
ehnnh. returned home from Port
land hist evening, where he had gone
a lew duys previous in rnmpanv with
Mrs. , lope and tils son. Clifford, Julius
Kiddle and Harold Hollows. The
three young men will soon receive
their orders from the government s
to their future location and expect
to sonn he on the way to their post
of duty. Mrs. .lope remained, at
j Portland to visit for a few days, cx-
peeung u return Home Saturday.
J. A.
ARRIVES IN CITY
Mr. Ormandy 8tate that he is ex
tremely glad lo return to Hosehurg
again havinR visited here on various
occasion In the past. "You have a
Ijcaiillrul city, arid I have heard many
nice thinKS about Its people and their
kindness to visitors," said Mr. Or
mandy. .Mr. Ormandy will return
10 Portland Immediately after thi
contingent or troops has passed
luruugn.
(By Associated Press.)
PORTLAND, Oct. 4. Representa
tives of the employers and the strik
ing shipyards workmen, who have
been in conference here in an effort
to settle the labor, controversy that
has tied up industry In Portlund for
Beveral weeks, each issued a separ
ate "statement today, declaring that
no progress hag been attained in the
deliberations. Each sidto the con
troversy blames the other. An ef
fort Is now under way to arrange
for a final conforence.
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Live-wire Doings of City
Son is Horn.
Felicitations are being received to
day by Air. and .Mrs. A. T. Lawrence,
of Sunshine ranch, upon the arrival
of a son. Mother and child are re
ported to be doing nicely.
KNtorn Star Lo Meet.
The Eaotern Star will meet this
evening In the Masonic temple and
several Important business mutters
are to be discussed. A large attend
ance is expected and the evening
promises to lie most interesting.
Will IVrfecl New lljKli School.
County School Superintendent O.
C. Ill own has culled a meeting or the
board on October 9, at which time
business will be discussed and plans
perfected for the new union high
school which will ho lucmcd at Klk
ton. The high school was recent
ly adopted ny pop'ilar veto of the
people and promises (o be an Impor
tant addition .o the county institu
tions oT public Instruction.
SyiiiKiti I'mviil-TVai hers to Meet.
The Sylmon Parent-Teachers As
sociation will meet at the Slymon
Valley school house Friday after
noon. October 5. nt 3:110 o'cinck. A
good ntlcndnnee Is expected as the
stale convention of the Oregon Con
gress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher
Associations, which will be held at
Hugeno October 1 7 to 20, will be dis
cussed, delegates chosen and Instruct
ed as to the representation of Syl
mon valley district at the state con
vention. Pnivnt-Tcnclior Assmdution Meets.
Tho Parent-Teacher Association of
tile Itose school met yesterday after
noon nnd enjoyed one of the most in
teresting sessions In the school's his
tory. Tile attendance was linusualty
large ad the future promises to be a
brilliant one for this important or
ganization. A number of excellent
speeches wero delivered and tho I
whole session was declared to he dc-1
lightfully entertaining. The officers
of the association were elected ror !
the ensuing year and Includes Mrs.'
W O. Hurl, president; Miss Apple
gale, secretary, and .Miss Adeline Stu
art, treasurer
The
Bracelet
Watch
t
means to ladles personal
adornment and convenience
every lady should have
one.
We aro showing an ex
cellent assortment moder
ately priced why not in
spect them.
BUBAR BROS.
Jewelers & Optometries.
JACKSON STHKET.
Prlscilla Club Kntertahietl.
Mrs. Charles K, Coe entertained
the Priscilla club at her home on
S. Stephens street Wednesday after
noon. A business meeting was held
and the officers for the coming year
were elected, as follows: President,
Mrs. Benson, vice-president, Mrs.
Guy Flint; secretary, Mrs. . Allen.
After a ilolightful afternoon spent
in sewing and chatting a delicious
luncheon was served. Little Ameri
can flags were used as place cards,
giving a. patriotic note to the occas-
ion. The guests present were Mes
dames Hughes. Benson, Allen, Pear
son, Flint, Pearee. Thompson, Pitch-
ford and the hostess Mrs. Coe.
NOTICE.
As I am going away on October 16,
all parties whose notes are held by
me aro hereby notified that accounts
due. and Interest due, must be paid
before that date. All small outstand
ing accounts due or past due must be
paid at once.
06 ikb Mcculloch.
0 CITY NEWS &
V. M. Bachelor of Yoncalla, 1b a
Roseburg visitor today.
John Mund, of Looking Glass is a
Roseburg visitor today.
Item FaJe, of Myrtle Creek was a
Roseburg visitor today.
ri)om Rffine and wife, of Days
i reek are spending the day In Rose
burg attending to busin.ess matters.
P. J. Neff, a prominent Mcdford
lawyer, is spending a few days in
Roseburg attending to business matters.
C. J. Hurd left last night for Eu
gene where he will attend the Lane
county fair. Mr. Hurd will return
hero (he latter part ot the week.
Miss Matthews, representing the
rictorlal Review, "Is spending t he
day in Roseburg in connection with
her work. Miss Matthews is from
East Orange. N. J. She is at Hol
lows store. .
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hwIft Mm r I ...... 1 . i i
milium, uy mnnuiiifiurprH. I
Hi'ii(lani(xloIorbkrli:h("intid dracrtnttnii
imt I iviMirt on patrntntuhty. Wojretpat
cr ,Ki Wli, fw our froobook
D. SWIFT & CO.
PlltDnt 1 nuvnm F.lah IQUa
ovvcnin oi.. wasninqton, u. U. J
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Antlers Theatre
TWO DAYS ONLY
Monday, Oct. 8th, Tuesday, Oct. 9th
THE
MATINEE 2:15
NIGHT 8:15
BARRIER
J. A. Ormandy, chief clerk of the
general psssongcr department of the
Somhern Pacific arrived In Roseburg
last evening, to remain for the uext
lew days assisting with the caring
for the troops, the first of which naas-
no
j PARTS
BY REX BEACH
The picture, clwely follows tho swift
action and striding situations (,f the
lxxk nnd is a faithful portrayal of
nilvctiturv nnd poiunneo of Jifo in
Alaska In tJio tlnys when that lnnd
tow the haven of luinml men nnd
tile lnt frontier of clvillrjttinn.
10
PARTS
ALL SEATS I 2ml row balcony v I NOW ON SALE AT
RESERVED ;; n, ::: : the theatre
I'llOXK A l Mll, Ol;lKI!S KKTOVFn.
By Modern Heating Stoves we mean those equipped
with every modern device known that tends to lessen
the fuel bills, and at the same time throw out and
evenly distribute the greatest degree of heat.
Such Are the HEATERS We Sell
Made by the most up-to-date methods. We hare the
most handsome and durable heaters on the market.
i -ii-inrii-ii-mnriiii-in,ii-ii-n-ir-irinr -iri-nn,rn .TnfrnvyinpiwT wf
AIR TIGHT HEATERS AT HEAVY CAST HEATERS af
$2.50 to $325 $12.50-$22.50
Also all sizes of Perfection Oil Heaters.
A. J. Lilburn & Son
Complete Home Furnishers, Cass Street
ILL INVESTIGATE
'S
HEFLIN
(By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4 The house
today appplntetd a committee of five
to Investigate the charges recently
made by Representative Heflin, of
Alama'ba, that certain members oT
congress had acted suspiciously in
connection with the war situation.
Hefltn Implied that actions of some
representatives Indicated that they
were aware of Bernstorff's ejlorts to
influence congress toward a neutral
position by the free use of German
money. .
Will Emery was in the city today
from his home at Umpqua.
Robert Boggs, who has been over
In Coos and Curry counties looking
after some stock, returnod home to
day. NEW TODAY.
WANTED Wood cut, partly In ex
change for cow or horse. Good ac
commodations. Ltndbloom, D1X-onvllle.
FOR SALE 25 wether lambs, fine
condition; 10 yearlings, two year
. olds, steers and heifers; sow with
ten pigs. Llndbloom,' Dlxonvllle.
FOR RENT House on paved street,
garden plot, fruit trees. Carpets
sold on the flooif desired. Must
rent at once. Mrs. F. B. Hamlin,
1024 Winchester street.
Mackinaw Coats
For Men and Boysi
New Swagger models in well tailored coats.
Ntvper fnlnre in iir .iC J 1VI 1
with shawl collars, patch pockets and belts.
1 he very best for the least money. See them
4 Incorporated J
COLUEX KUIJi STORE.
ANTLERS THEATRE
Tonight only 7:1a nnd 0 o'clock. Adults 15c, Children. Be.
Marguerite Clark
The Swcctrwt lrl on the Screen In
'The Valentine Girl'
A delightful story beautifully told. A picture for old folks, young
folks and kiddles.
' H,",.VV!U--1''' mlnu, "I'-TkkltnK.
Kr.Ely-l.lr F Invention. Science, Art.
- UOMIXU TOMOKKOW XIGHTO.NLV
'The Silent Lie"
Another Orlyping Story ot the Froien North.
SATt RDAY MATINEE 2: 13. M(;HT 7:15 AVI) 9
HfW CHARLIE CHAPLTN iirn
HLIf IN "THE IMMIGRANT" MLn
I ed through this city at 12:45 today,
i .