THB EVENING NEWS TIIUHWDAY, OCTOIIKH 3, II8,
Those New Waists
Arriving Today!
Now is the time to make your selec
tion$2.25 and $3.98, newest styles
We Save You Money
on Every One.
j Incorporated J
j Live-wire Doings of City
Attend Donee at llkldlo.
Amiong those attending the dance
at Riddle lost night -were Mr. and
Mrs. O. P. McLaughlin, Mr. end Mrs.
H. D. Harris, Miss Mable Household
er, Mburae Smith, A. Balzmaa nnd
E. L. Parrott.
Drain Men Hero.
Dwlght Rood, of Drain, one or the
most widely known men in the
northern part of the cotunty, accom
panied by O. W. Burrows, also of
Drain, a real estate dealer or that
town, was looking after business
matters here today. The gentlemen
motored down, and will return north
this evening.
Return From Portland.
Sutherlln Sun: Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
St. John returned Monday evening
from a two weeks' visit In Portland
and with Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Phillips
in North Bend. During his absence
Mr. St. John made a business trip
to eastern Oregon. He doimrtod
Tuesday morning for Hoseburg to
'attend the regular meeting of. the
Iboard of county commissioners.
Returns to Snthcrlln.
Mrs. Fi ances Hart, who has been
residing In Arizona and' RoHeburff .
for 'the rpast two years, (has returned! j
to her homo on Oalapooia street and
will make her future Ihome in Suther
lin. While umpaoklng same of her
effects the other day, Mrs. Hart came
uupon a ?5 Confederate nm which
was found among some of the posses
ions of her father when he died
some years ago. Sutherlin Sun.
Homo From Hunting Trip.
J. E. Sawyers roturnod from a five
(IBivs hunting trio around Elkton
yesterday, having bagged a line 5-
point deer. Mr. awyors Drouiur,
Guard Sawyers, who acoompanled
him. also got a bmck. Mr. Sawyers
reports an uneventful tr aside from
a thunderstorm, which .struck the
mountain lato Saturday night, when
he was tramping around In quest of
game. With blankets until clothing
soaking wet, he arrived at shelter
late in the night.
Chos. Watson, of Peel, was In tho
city yesterday attending to business
matters.
DU. M. H. PLYLER.
Licensed Clilroiraclic Physician.
222 W. Lane St., Roseburg, Ore.
Consultation, examination free.
Of Deo Hours 0 to S Phone 152
Chiropractic and Electrical
Treatments.
DE. S. L. D&LAPP
Osteopathic Physician A Surgeon
Plumes! 21f-21 Perkins Bld.
Of lice 110
Res. 2B8-Y. Roseburg, Ore.
Ladies!
Housekeepers!
Attention!
A shipment of brown cooking ware
just received, including small yellow
mixing bowls, and an entirely new
pattern culled tlio Reno Kgg Houl,
formed ospeclnlly for use in beating,
eggs, etc. Rumlklns, Custard Chips,
Casseroles, Cnssorolo Insets, llean
Pots, nnd a sintUI nssortnient of
brown Ton Pols. Also several si.es
of Nupplos. ;
Churchill Hardware Co.
u uxji.ixrLfvuirvi mrxtt rMirinir'
Live-wire Doings of City
MAJESTIC
ALWAYS A COOP SHOW
Matinee Every Day, 2 to 5
Evenings, 7:30-11 New Time
TODAY AND TOMORROW
I'lll'ltSHAY AND FRIDAY
WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS FOX KIDDIES IX
Babes in the Woods
A CorgeoiiB plcturizallon of charm and advonturo for oung nndiold
"HOOTS AND SADDLES" Willh Tom Mlv. A western two-part
Koxfilm comedy that will keep yon laughing for thirty minutes.
ADULTS 180 CHILDREN 10c
HAM 13 PROGRAM AGAIN TO MORROW.
Saturday Viola Dana in "Flowers of tho Dusk." r
Sunday Oomiol Myers in "llromhvay Scandal."
Next Tuesday anil Wednesday William S. Hart in "Tho Return of
Draw ICgnn," nnd another Mack Sonnolt uloom rlmsor, "Watch
, Your KolghlKir."
S. P. Pays Big Tax.
The Southern Pacific check for the
second half of their taxes, turned- in
at the treasurer'8 office yesterday
amounted to $61,320.1)1.
On AVuy to C'orvallis.
Marvin Pardee, of Conyonville, ar
rived in the city last evening and
left this morning for Corvallls where
ho will enter the O. A. C. military
training duparUuent.
Move to TJieir -Now Home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hughes, who
for the past two years have been oc
cupying a ipart of the Mrs. Ohas.
Clough property on Doer (jroeK,
have moved to their new h,ome about
a mile east of the city.
Visiting At McOlintock Home.
Mr. and Mrs. A. McCHntock ana
daughter, Nellie, of Spokane, arrived
In Roseburg last evening for a few
days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
McCllntock. The visitors plan upon
locating permanently at Wilbur.
Myrtle Point Resident Hero.
Dr. J. Li. Matinews, a veiennarwiu
from Myrtle Point, passed yesterday
visiting with Dr. Robert Hunt. JJr
Mathews left this morning for ban
Francisco whore 'he will take the
examination for tlie veterinarian re
serve corps.
Train No. 14 Delayed.
Train No. 14 was annulled yester
day becaluse of a landslide on Mt.
Shasta, near Dunsmulr. The wreck
ing crew, which was quickly sum
moned, soon cleared the track and
all other trains aTe running accord
ing to schedule today.
Yoncnlla Residents Here.
Mrs. S. A. Caldwell, aged 91 years,
and her daughter, Delia Caldwell, of
Yonoalla. Duive been visiting with
Miss Anna Caldwell, Mrs. Caldwell's
niece. They leit this morning for
Marshflcld, where they will pass
some time visiting with friends and
relatives.
Many Hunters after Pheasants.
Local hunters are having consid
erable spout since tho open season
Tor China ipheasants was declared.
Many sportsmen leave their places of
business shortly after six o'clock in
the evening and return with one or
more line birds, in many sections
near the city they are reported quite
plentifWl.
Little Rood Business Now.
Judge Marstors reports that road
matters aie very dull this session of
court. Ho attributes this condition
to the fact that applicants were dis
couraged about entering claims ror
road building because of tho great
scarcity of labor. It is almost Im
possible to get a man to do work of
any kind now, niucih loss to work on
county roads.
Hunting Party Returns Home.
Mrs. S. J. Clifford ami1 Mr. and
Mrs. T. N. Sherman, of Portland,
who have been enjoying a ihuntlng
trtin In the neighborhood for a
week, returned homo this morning,
having bagged a deer and consider
able game. This iB but ono ot tho
many 'hunting parties who have made
the hills about this city their Mecca.
Has Spanish Influenza.
Ed. J. (larrott has just received' a
letter from his son, Commodore
Samuel Garrett, at Camp Lewis. In
which the son anllvlses that he Is in
tho hosnltnl there with Spanish in
fluenza. He states that his neck Is
swollen up almost ns big as his body
and the hearing In one ear is effect
ed. There are a great number of
cases of Influenza at. Camp Louis.
Rogue Ulver Courier.
Former Hosebiirgcr Promoted.
According lo yesterday's Oregon
Inn Goo. C. Graham, deputy county
clerk or Multnomah county, has
been ajpolnled chief deputy in the
ofllce of Dial riot Attorney Evans.
Mr. Graham Is well known in ltose
hurg having resided here for a num
ber or years and was employed in
the S. P. roumll house during his
reatdoifco here. Ho loft this city
about, live youra ago for Portland.
Will Take Special Course,
Miss Lulu Hurry left for Sun
Francisco, last evening, where slio
will tako a special course prepara
tory to undertaking surgical nursing
in tho war hospitals. Miss Curry
has had a year's training In nursing,
and hor many friends are sure she
will ho successful in this effort.
Quite a company were at the depot
to bid her good bye when she left
hero hist eevnlng.
Five (Jo From Sutlierlln.
Flvo young men of Sutherlin. nil
under 21 years of age. departed
Monday morning lor Corvallis and
'.ue-tMin where tliev will receive mili
tary Instruction at the ngrlrultuml
college and state university, says tne
Sutherlin Sun. Tho young men are:
ohnrles Parker. ljo llolirate. ItaNh
filuivpr nml Will 1). Duke, who cn
u Corvallls. aad John Musgrove,
who went to Eugene. Morris Voge
pohl. another Snitherlin Ivy, Is also
at Corvallls. There are barely
enough ooys now left In town to form
a basket bull team.
Going Fust For Month.
KIdor J. A. Ulppey, president of
the Southern Oregon conference. S.
1. A. church, left for tho enst this
morning, nnd expects to bo gone dur
ing October. He just returned from
I Walla Walla last owning, where ho
was called In conference with other
leaders of tho church work. Mrs.
Rlm'oy will remain In Walla Walla
during a greater part of this month,
3ZZ
GRAND OPENING!
n
u
liberty Theatre
MATINEE
2:30
October 5, 6, 7
EVENING
7:30-9:30
CRASHING
THROUGH
TO BERLIN
The most stupendous,
thrilling, authentic war
spectacle ot the present
day! A historical review
of the great war from
the time of its beginning
with funeral ot Arch
duke Ferdinand, to the
present.
Three and Four Piece Orchestra
Special Violin Solos by Clyde Morris Gates, the thirteen year old boy
violinist, composer and virturoso. Don't fail to see the greatest war
picture- just released. ADMISSION 35c and 50c
The
Engagement Ring
An emblem of sentiment nnd joy,
should be n Solitaire Diamond,
flawless, perfectly cut nnd bril
liant! Let us show you some beautiful
gems of various sizes, ready for
mounting to order, or in correct
settings ready for use.
BUBAR BROTHERS
llogl.storcd Optometrist.
104 JneltHon Street.
Second hand pianos for Rale.
Three 2nd handl pianos cheap, nit's
Music Store. tf
NEW T01A
i WANTED Pantry woman, at once.
! Hotel Umpqua.
I WANTED To buy car; must be
j cheap. Phone 48-L.
FOR SALE 7 White Leghorn heus.
1 year olrit Phono 329-J.
I WANTED To rent a piano. Good
j care guaranteed. State make and
; lowest terms. Adidiress P. W.. care
' News.
FOR RENT Hotel Umpqua has
j special rates by week, or, month
j ifor permanent .guests. Inquire of
J .manager for particulars.
hut will return hero nt tho time Elder
IUpey gets homo.
Canning Season 'losing.
Mr. Henderson, manager of the
cannory, announces th-at the canning
season is about over (for tiie year,
and expresses satisfaction for the as
sistance given by the enterprising
KoseUnrg people.
FOR RENT 425 acre stock ranch
for rent; 10 miles east of Rose
burg. Good live room house, fair
barn, 50 acres of farm land. Will
rent from one to three years for
$325 per year. Also 50 head of
sheep. Will let go with place
giving half of the wool and half
of increase. Team, grain, ha.y,
and 70 head of goats on the place
for sail if renter wants them. o4
MRS. L. 11. MOOKK
Teacher Progressive Series Piano
Lessons, Harmony, Theory.
610 S. Main St.
Phone 221-Y
0 CITY NEWS 0
Miss Blanche Wilson
Teacher of Piano.
801 S. Pine St,
Phone 170-tt
Phone
A'elrose.
UK 2 3 for wood. R. Stubbs,!
tf
Mrs. Guy M. Green, of Melrose,
was called to Salem this afternoon j
by the Illness of her brother's wife, j
who is iu a serious cqnditfon from;
pneumonia. J
Rev. C. F. Swamlon. of Portland.
state superintomlvnt of missions off
tho Christian church. 1 visiting at
the home of Itov. C H. Hilton for a
few days, nnd transacting Borne busi
ness in tho city. ,
S. J. Shoemaker will leave for
Kugeno. Saturday, where he will en
ter the -officers' training school at
the IT. of O. Mrs. Shoemaker expects
to tako her husband's place in the
store during his absence. i
Heinline Piano School
For
ALL tiUAnlOS PIAXO STUDENTS
Children's Fundamental Classes a
Specialty.
41U Perkins llhlR. Phone 31)0
0 CITY NEWS &
The best KndaR nnisntnc
Photo & Kodak Shop.
Go to the Grand Grill and order
; fresh Eastern oysters, served In any
, style. tf
Vivian French, who has ben on a
Clark's ' two weeks' trip in Portland and Sa
U , lem, returned home last evening.
S. A. Sanford came in last even
ing for a few days' visit with his
wife.
Cull apples and pears for sale.
Umpq.ua Valley Fruit Union. Bring
your boxes. u
Mrs. Sadie Ott, who received word
that her daughter, Mrs. Fred With
row, was seriously ill at Hornbrook,
left for California last evening,
One thousand lbs. onion sets and
few pounds Oregon Yellow Danver
onion seed grown by Lloyd Colo,
Roseburg, for sale nt the Umpqua
Valley Fruit Union. Order early, tf
Kodak finishing ny one wno knows
how to give you the best. Clark's
Photo & Kodak Shop. tf
J. R. Hunt and daughter, Miss
Cora, of Oregon City, who have been
visiting Mr. Hunt's son, Dr. Robert
Hunt, this week, returned 'home this
morning.
A. D. Bradley was at the Duimble
ton farm near Winchester Tuesday
where he gave a demonstration with
the tractor which he recently took the
agency tor Douglas county. The ana
chine came up to all expectations
and proved its worth In handling the
soil in an effective manner.
MRS. ETHELYN
BANNERMAN
CAMPBELL
TEACHER OF PIANO
Fory Studio over Ott's music
Btore. Mrs, Campbell will teach
throughout the summer.
Telephone 57-J.
ANTLERS
THEATRE
Today & Tomorrow
"Love's Conquest"
STARRING
Lina Cavalieri
During the filming of "Love's Conquest," the Paramount starring
vehicle for Lina Cavalieri. the celebrated diva, who is widely
known as "the most beautiful woman in Europe," and the posses
sor of the richest array ot jewels ever worn by any woman on the
operatic stage, intense excitement wir created when a big lion all
but clawed his trainer to death. Thousands of persons who were
in the vicinity at the time became panic-stricken but their fears
were soon relieved when studio attaches rescued the trainer and
beat the animal until he was scarcely able to move. And THK OF
FICIAL WAR HKVIKW, SHOWIXC. THK GRKAT DRIVE.
ADULTS 13c CHILDREN 10c
SATURDAY OXLY Y"THE HHAVEST WAY" Scssuc Haynknwa.
ADULTS 15c. CHDLDUES 10c
SUNDAY AX1) MONDAY' WILLUM S. HART IX
Blue Blazes Rawden
ADULTS 20c
ONE OF HIS LATE ARTCRAFT PICTURE.
CHILDREN 10c