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' TUB EVENING NEWS ' WEDNESDAY, SKIT. 18, 1018.
mi - TiT II T j Live-wire Doings of City
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Arriving Today!
Now is the time to make your selection--
and, $3.98, newest styles
We Save You Money
on Every One.
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Columbia River
Shipbuilding
Corporation
In Portland, completes two now ways.
2500 Additional Men
will bo required at Uio end
of the harvesting season.
At least 2000 of these will be unskilled men who will come from
the harvest fields of the Northwest and In a snort time be trans
ferred Into Bktlled shipbuilders, , , ' ,
When you have performed your patriotic duty in the harvest
fields, come to the shipyard and bit the Hun again.
Columbia River Ship Building
Corporation
Portland . Oregon
!The Best Store Forj
Winter Coats!
NEAT, NIFTY GARMENTS IN A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT ARE
NOW HEADY FOR YOUR INSPECTION.
Our Line of Silks Is the Best
ever shown in roseburg it mas no equal and many
heautiful patterns ark at your disposal.
A Nice Line of Furs
FOR WINTER IS NOW ON DISPLAY. CAUi AND INSPECT OUR
WINTER LINE OF GOODS WHICH 18 COMPIdCTE IN EVERY
PARTICULAR.
ROSEBUHC
I. ABRAHAM;
OREGON
MAJESTIC
ALWAYS A GOOB SHOW
Matinee Every Day, 2 to 5
Evenings, 7:30-11 New Time
TODAY LAST CHANCE TO SEE
William S. Hart
in "The Apostle of Vengance"
The Apostlo of Vengoance Is a tale of Kontucky Mountain feudists
and there is many tonse scenos framed In Boltings of unusual plo
turosqueness. It's In live' acts and something doing evory minute.
"HER SCREEN IDOL" With Ixmlso Fan-ndo, Ford 8torllng and
Jack Cooper. A Mack Scnnett two part gloom chaser,
ADULTS 800 CHILDREN 10c
Thursday and Friday "Hoy Scouts to the Rescue."
Coming Next Tuesday and Wednesday "Nazlmora" In "Toys of
Fate," '
W. O. T. V. Meeting.
The W. C. U. T. will hold a spe
cial meeting for the election of of
ficers on Friday, at 2:30 p. m at
the home of Mrs. G. W. Young. 231
E. Lane street. Members please in
tend. Red Cross Collects Yarn.
The Red Cross committee yester
day collected all the wool yarn In
the city, going from store to store
and buying all the yarn there. The
Red Cross ladies will take this yarn
and knit garments for the boys "over
there."
Patient Improvlng'Nlcely.
Mrs. R. W. Marsters, who recently
underwent an operation at Mercy
hospital, has sufficiently" recovered
that she was able to Bit up for a few
hours today and will probably leave
the Institution the latter part of the
present week.
Sylmon Valley Meeting.
The Sylmon Valley Parent-Teacher
Association will meet at the school
house Friday evening at 7 o'clock for
the purpose of getting the building
reaoy for the opening of school
which will occur Monday, September
23, with Miss Llllle Maclver as In
structress.
Going to Newport for Winter.
Mrs. B. W. Bates, accompanied by
her daughter and! son, will leave
Thursday for Newport where they
will remain for an Indefinite period
In hopes that the low altitude of
that section will be beneficial to the
former, who has long been a sufferer
from high blood pressure.
Will Leave for Astoria,
Mrs. Fred Haynes and daughter.
Toku, are arranging to leave this
city tomorrow or Friday for Astoria
where they will Join their husband
and father, Lieut. Haynes. who has
been stationed at that city Indefin
itely. They nave rented their home
In this city to the local manager of
the gas company who will occupy It
at once.
Deal Not Oonsummntot.
Mr. Firth, who came to Roseburg
about a month ago and nfter vlBlting
here for a short time negotiated for
the purchase of the Bellows Storo,
did not consummate the deal, and the
business still remains in the hands
of the Bellows people, with Roy Bel
lows at the head of the Institution
After all, the many patrons of this
merchandising establishment are
plensoa that there will be no change,
Its Grandpa Watson Now.
E. L. Watson, of Wost KoBeburg,
received a wire late yesterday, an
nouncing the birth of a ten-pound
boy to the wife of Floyd Watson, at
Chchalls, Wash. Mrs. Wntson has
been visiting at Chehalls for two or
three weoks. Floyd? Watson is at
present lip training .'. at American
Lake, near Tacoma. The young man
has or late years had the manage
niont of the Five, Ton and Fifteen
cent Btore at that place, and was
called to the service two or three
months ago.
Occupy Rooms In Perkins Itldir.
Airs. u. o. Helnllne has made nr-
rangementB to move ber music studio
from hen home on Ella street to the
Perkins hulldiing whore she has se
cured four light, airy rooms on tho
fourth floor which will be specially
arrangea lor nor studio. The enroll
ment in her music school the nresent
year has roach cd such a larco num
ber or pupils that Bhe was unable to
accommodate them at her home,
honco the change to more conimodl
oub quarters, which will be occupied
at an early date.
Dig Mortgage Foreclosed.
The decree on the biggest mort
gage foreclosure decided In this
county for many months was signed
today in the case of F. H. Conway
Mortgage Co. vs. F. B. Walto. ot al
the .decision being In favor of the
plaintiff, says the Coos Bav Harbor.
The property Involved Is valued at
f 12,0(10,80, and Includes the lot bnck
of tho Coke building on Second
street, 22 lots In Plat B. several hun
dred acres ot unplatted land at South
Inlet, three lota In Bnneor. nil of
block IB In tho Woodlawn addition
to North Bend, two lots In block 11
of that city, andi other scattered
property.
NOTICE TO MEMBERS,
' ,- "-
Ladlos of the surgical dross-
lng department are asked to
meet at pyslnger's mill Satur-
day evening at six o'clock for
the purpose of taking part In
the Mother's Day parade. The
deparment will be open Thu-s-
day from 3 to 4 for the purpose
of securing uniforms. Full at-
tendance is desired.
COMMITTED TO HOSPITAL.
: ' . .
Delia Harmon, the daughter
of Mrs. Harmon, of this city,
was today committed to the hos-
pltal for Insane at Salem, fol-
lowing an inquiry into her men-
tnl condition at the offices of
County Judge Marsters, yestor-
day and! this afternoon. Miss
Harmon is the girl who made
the scene near Dyslnger's mill,
Sunday evening, when she at-
tacked MrB. Kepper.
CITY NEWS 0
,KGAL ADVISORY ROARD
ItKADOU A KTEltS ARMORY
Tho following nnmed attorneys
nave boon named ns tho advisory
uoara to net on the dates specified:
s. u. Hermann and J. E. Fuller-
ton Sopt. 20. 28 and Oct. 7.
Ira B. Riddle and R. W. Marsters
Sept. 21, 30 and Oct. 8.
Dextor Rice and George Nouner
Jr. Sept. 23, Oct. 1 ntld 9.
J. O. Wntson and John T. Lone
oopt. z4, uct. z and) 10.
O. P. Coahow and Chns. F. Hnn,
kins Sopt. 26, Oct. 3 nnd 11.
A. N. Orcutt and Albert Abraham
sept. 26. Oct. 4 and! .12.
J. iK. Sawyers and C. L. Hamil-
otn sopt. 27, Oct, 5 and 14.
A SLOGAN.
The following fourth Ubortr lonn
slogan was handed In by a young
lady from Green:
The kaUer's army will have to stop
-A.nu do siasnea down In pom's
When Douglas Co. goes over tho top
in buying liberty bonds.
M. C. W.
Have your duds cleaned ana nrM-
ed by Sloper, the cleaner and pressor.
an worK promptly attended to and
.ulsfactlon guaranteed. tf
Phone 11F25 for wood. R. Stubbs,
Melrose. tf
Fresh Eastern oysters, any style,
at the Grand Grille. tf
Clark & Clark Fotos are the best.
Over Roseburg National Bank. tf
Magazines! Lowest clubbing offers.
Fiction Library. o2p
Runyan dahlia blooms for sale, 25
cents per dozen at the garden, 804
Mosher street. tf
Second hand pianos for sale.
Three 2nd handl pianos cheap. iHt s
Music Store. tf
Fried spring chicken, fricassee and
special chicken pleB every Sunday at
the Roseburg Cafeteria. Open unttll
12 p. m. Sohrt orders. tf
Miss Alice Davis, of Oakland, loft
this morning for Berkeley Univer
sity, Berkeley, Calif., where she will
attend college.
Cull apples and poai'B for sale.
Umpqua Valley Fruit Union. Bring
your boxes. tf
W. E. Ott and Walter Dosser to
day paid fines of $1.00 each for park
ing their carB wtuiout the tall ligiits
being displayed.
Mrs. W. L. McQeorge loft on train
No. If, for American Lake, where
she will visit her husband, who Is
stationed there.
Fried spring chicken, frlcaBseo and
special chicken pies evory Sunday at
the Rosoburg Cafeteria. Open unllll
12 p. in. Sohrt ordem: r;..? if
Mrs. A. E. Copotand nnd little
daughter, Wanda, of Oakland, arriv
ed In this city to spend tho day at
tending to business mattera
Fried spring chicken, frlcassoe nnd
special chicken plos evory Sunday at
the Roseburg Cafeteria. Open uutll
12 p. m. Short orders. tf
- Misses Christine and Besslo Hagan
nrrlved In Uoseburg last night, whore
they will spend a month visiting with
friends and relatives.
Runyan's Gardens are now ready
to take ordors for dahlia bulbs,
Place your order now for your bulbB
to be delivered next May. Phone 38-J.
204 W. Mosher St. tf
Emit Km m el, of Doris, Ore., stop
ped off for a few minutes on his re
turn to Mare Island last evening to
visit with friends. Mr. Emmel has
been stationed at Mare Island for
some time and expects to sail before
many moons pass by.
J. P. Bonebrako, f Dixonvllle,
has sold his merchandise business to
J. L. Casebeer. who takes immediate
'possession of the store. Mr. Bono-
brake has developed a nice business
at Dixonvllle. nnd his friends will
jo sorry to see him depart.
The
Engagement Ring
An emtilem of sentiment and Joy,
should be a Solitaire Diamond,
flawlesB, perfectly cut and bril
liant! Let us show you some beautiful
gems of various sizes, ready for
mounting to order, or in correct
settings ready tor use.
BUBAR BROTHERS
Registered Optometrist.
104 Jackson Street.
ONLY
Y LIST HAS
WASHINGTON, Sopt. 18. The
following casualties are reported by
tho commanding general of the
United States expeditionary forces In
France:
Killed In action 74
Missing In action 19
Wounded severely 145
Died of wounds 27
Slightly wounded! 1
Died of disease 1
Wounded, degree undetermined 6
263
There are only six men from the
four northwestern states mentioned
In the list, and ' are Laurence P.
House, Glasgow, Mont., and Mlko
Carlngello, of Tacoma, Wash., killed
In action. Orville r. Martin, of Cul
desac, Idaho, and Delmnr A. Poul
son of Welser, Iduho, died of
wounds. Floyd L, Daly, of Portland
severely wounded. Otto E. Stephens,
of Wolf Creek, Mont., a member of
(ho marine corps, killed In action.
TOURIST CAR TAKES
E
Enrouto to this city at about ton
o'clock this forenoon, a car occupied
by J. M. .Martin, Miss Hose Martin
and Wm. Van Uuskirk, of Myrtle
Creek, andl Mr. Geo. Goettmann, of
Plnlnvlow, Nob., met a big touring
car from New York on the grade be
tween tho railroad track and tho
South Unvpqua river, probably
mile this side of Myrtle Creek, and
In their hurry to got by tho Now
Yorker, occupied by a gentleman.
two ladles and two children wont
ovor the embankment and landed up
side down on tho rocks below. That
no one was hurt Is considered mirac
ulous. The top of the big tourist
was demolished and the wind shield
broken into a thousand pieces, and It
was stated by Mr. Martin that even
the flying glass failed to And a vic
tim. Mr. Van Buskirk, driving tho
Myrtle Creek car, Immediately re
turned fo town and secured a ser
vice car from the garage there, nnd
a crow of men were soon at work en
deavoring to right tho tourist. Aside
rrom a smashed top, It is believed
that the New York car was not seri
ously damaged, as the axels, wheels
and engine appeared to be undain-
NERS IN CLUB IRK
The following pupils have beon
successful winners In Industrial club
work: Helen Leopor, district No. 39,
Oakland; Lula McClay. district No.
Jill, Konneth Tonoivtdlstrlct No. 3d.
Yoncuila, and George -Bggletoq, dis
trict No. no, Oakland.
These four boys nnd girls each
have the privilege of spending all of
next weok as a member of the Boys
and Girls Camp at the state fair, with
all expenses paid! They received the
highest Bcoros on their club work of
any of the 700 boys and girls who
were enrolled In the county.
Some dlrilculty was experienced In
selecting Douglas county's ropresen-
tullvs this year, uuurto tho fact that
so few boys and girls have at the
present time completed tholr projects
and mada their Ilnnl reports to the
college. This delay In a majority of
cases has beon due to the unfavor
able soason, rush of war work, and
the scarcity of labor. The boys and
girls selected had many close com
petitors, and would have had many
more had all of the club members
gotten In their reports on time.
For the laBt three years Douglas
county has sent four representatives
to the state fair. These trips have
meant a great deal to the boys and
girls of this county In an educational
way.
COLLISION KILIjH SOLDIERS.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo., Sopt. 17.
Twenty-live soldiers are reported
killed and 30 others injured in a
hoad-on collision between a troop
train and a St. Louis & San Fran
cisco freight train one mile east of
Marshfleld, Mo., tonight.
The Injured were carried Into a
rear coach of the troop train, where
they were given first old until the ar
rival of a rollof train from Spring
field.
A guard was Immediately thrown
out around the track and no one was
allowed to approach the wreck. No
information ns to whore the troops
were from or as to their destination
rns available, but it is believed they
are from a southern training camp,
probably In Texas.
The dead and injured are being
brought to Springfield on the relief
train, which is expected to arrive
here at 12:30 o'clock.
NEW TODAY.
FOUND Service .pin. Owner can
get same by paying for this ad.
WANTED A chambermaid at Ump
qua hotel; a woman who can live
at the hotel.
WANTED To buy 6000 second hand
sacks. Spot Cash Basket Grocery.
Wynne & Raffelson, props.
LOST Possibly stolen from waeon.
man's grey coat. Please notify
John Spaugh, Looking Glnss.
LOST Purse "United States Natlon-
ul Bank, Eugene," lettering on
same. Contains registration card,
classification card and B. of L. F.
nnd E. receipts, etc. J. M. Lloyd.
Leave at News. Reward.
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Make it Easy
To Pay
You exercise good Judgment when you pay by check it
la not only the easy way hut the safe and economical
way of settlement. Start a Checking Account with the
Roseburg National Bank where excellent facilities are at
your service.
TheCoseburgNational Bank
Rosebur.Ore.
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EVENING TELEGRAM DELIVERED
Anywhere in city. Complete As
sociated Press; 45c per month.
Phone your order 877, Ballard's ci
gar store, 123 Sheridan St. . Colin
Macnab, agent. s20p
Kodak finishing by on who knowa
how to give you the beat. Clark's
Photo & Kodak Shop. tf
MRS. U R. MOORE
Teacher Progressive Series Piano
Lessons, Harmony, Theory.
610 S. Main St.
Phone 221-Y
DELCO-LSGHT
The complete Electric Light and
Power Plant
economical In operation. . Runs
on kerosene, gasoline or gas.
R. E. HARNESS
Roseburg - - Oregon
Jersey Creamery Butter
1-4 lb. Prints
FRESH DAILY.
DOUGLAS COUNTY CREAMERY
Fire and Auto Insurance
Protect yourself frpm loss with
one of our properly written Insur
ance policies.
6. W. YOUNG & SON, INSURANCE
116 Cam Street Roseburg, Ore.
MRS. ETHELYN
BANNERMAN
CAMPBELL
TEACHER OF PIANO
Fory Stddlo ovef Otfs' music
store. Mrs. Campboll will teach
throughout the summer. .
Telophone 57.
Judd'sFeed&Sale Store
SEEDS!
Vetch, Cheat, Barley, Rye. White
and Grey Oats, Grass Seed.
FEED.
Bran, Shorts, Mill Run, Rye
Shorts, Barley and Oat Shorts,
Rolled Oats, Rolled Barley, Berk
shire Hog Feed, Holstlne Dairy
Feed, Carnation Dairy Feed, Al
falfa Meal, Scratch Feed, Chick
Feed, Egg Producing Mash, Grain
Hay, Alfalfa Hay.
SECOND HAND GOODS.
Several Good Stoves, Plows, Har
nesses, Collars, Sacks, etc. One
Broadcast Seeder and Cart.
AUTOMOBILES.
New Briscoe Automobiles, the Car
with the H million dollar motor.
One Ford Touting Car in fine con
dition. DONT FORGET.
I buy, sell or trade anything. It
you have anything you don't want
bring It to me.
Just come In a little whllo.
The bargains here will make you
smile.
J. M.f JUDD
Empire Barn.
Itosoburg
Ladies!
Housekeepers!
Attention!
A shipment of brown cooking ware
Just received, including small yellow
mixing bowls, and an entirely new
pattern called the Reno Egg Row I,
formed especially for use In beating
eggs, etc Ramlklns, Custard Cups,
Casseroles, Casserole Insets, Bean
Pota, and a small assortment of
brown Tea Pots. Also several sizes
of Nappies.
Churchill Hardware Co.
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ANTLERS
T H E A T R E
a.
TODAY ONLY. 7:80 AND 9
gyj ADMISSION 18c AND 10c
NORMA TALMADGE
IN
"THE MOTH"
AND BURTON HOLMES TRAVEL PICTURE.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
"A DOLL HOUSE"
STARRING ELSIE FERGUSON AND OFFICIAL WAR REVIEW.