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NOTICE OP FINAL HEARING.
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon for Douglas County.
In the matter of the Estate of Flo
rena Alice Conn, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that Henry
Conn, Administrator of the Estate
of Florena Alice Conn, deceased, has
filed In this court his final account
and report of Ills administration of
said estate and the court has set
Saturday the 4th dhy of January,
1919,. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon
of said day, at the court room of said
court In Roseburg, Douglas County,
Oregon, as the time and place for
hearing objection to said final ac
count and report, and all ipersons
having objection to the same are re
quired to present the same in writing
on or before said date. '
Dated and ilrst published this 5th
di ; of December, lif 18.
.. HENRY CONN,
Administrator of the Estate of FIo
' rena Alice Con-'., deceased. ' -J-2
XOTIOE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given tnat the
undersigned, executor of the Last
Will and Testament of Armelda P.
Lovell, deceased, has filed in the
County Court of the State of Oregon
for Douglas County his final account
as such executor, and that Friday,
the third day of January, .1919, at
the hour of 10 o'clock a. m., at( tne
Court room in the city of Roseburg,
Oregon, have been fixed by salxl
Court as the time and place ror near
ing of oojectlons to eaid account and
the settlement tnereor.
Dated December 6th, 1918.
C. F. SWANDER,
Executor of the Last Will and Testa
ment of Armelda P. Lovell, de
. ceased. J-2
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.
Notice is hereby s'yen that the
undersigned has been by an onlbr of
the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Douglas county, amy ap
pointed Administratrix of the Estate
of Jacob P. Cox; deceased.
All persons having claims ngMnst
said estate are required to present
the same to the undersigned at her
residence In Roseburg, Oregon, on or
before the expiration of six months
from the date of the first publication
of this notice.
Dated at Roseburg,. Oregon, this
6th day of December. 1918.
SARAH F. STRANGE,
Administratrix of the Estate of Jacob
P. Cox, deceased. J-2
Liberty
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Saturday Sunday
3 Vaudeville Acts 3
Boyle and Boyle
Just Off the Pantage Circuit
Presenting- Comedy, Singing, ' Talking, Dancing,
Buck, Wing, Clog, Hard and Soft Shoe Dancing.
Len Doreman
In Clever Monologue, Songs and Dances, will make
you laugh all over your face and half way
down your back
"The Fiddler's Two Boys"
In High-Class Composition.
A Good Feature Two Reels of Comedy
',. Three Piece Orchestra
What more can you ask for? Only 25c and 35c
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ALWAYS, A GOOD SHOW
Matinee Every Day, 2 to 5
Evenings, 7:15-10:45
TODAY ON 10 WAV ONLY
How fate robs a inan of revengo, to give lihn ills heart's desire
Is told In
'The Trail to Yesterday'
A six part rod-bloodod tale of the Western Plains from .the novel
of the same name. Dort Lytel nnd Anna Nllson piny the lending
parts.
AXIMATKD WKEKLY. News from all parts of the world In pictures.
"IT'S A Wriil 1JKK." For fun purposes only.
ADULTS loo ' OHII.ttllKN lOo
TOMOIIHOW KMTH IIOMKKTS IX
"THE LOVE SWINDLE"
, A MVSTHltV 8TOHV
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY DouglaB Fairbanks In "Manhattan
Madnets" end a alack Sennnott Comedy "Saucy Madeline".
Live-wire Doings of City i
Will Arrive Horo Mondoy.
It is expected that Lieutenant ana
Mrs. Frank Mlburn will arrive in
Roaeburg Monday. Lieutenant Lll-
burn has just been rciieuneu irom
service at Washington, Di C, where
he lias been stationed in the quar
termasters department otyhe service
for the past few weeks ,
Complaint Filed Today.
District Attorney George Neuner
today filed a complaint in court in
the case of Maizle C. Moore against
Edward) J. Dourte and six other de
fendants for the foreclosure of a
mortgage of $900 with interest, at
torneys' fees and cost.
Coming to Visit Parents '
Miss Edith Hopkins who has been
associated with a banking firm at
Great Fails, Mont., for the past-three
years, will arrive in Roseburg next
week to enjoy a visit of three months
miUi her parents, Attorney and Mrs.
Chas. Hopkins, of this city.
Iveaves to Join His Company.
Sergeant Albert Easton, who has
been in the city for the past ten days
visiting with his parents and friends,
left this morning for North Island,
California, In response to a message
from headquarters. The young man
is in the regular army.
Will Return This Evening.
Miss Leone Coshow, who has been
away during the past three weeks,
will return home this evening. Miss
Coshow visited wi'h her sister, Mrs.
K naff el Pickens and her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kay, in
Salem, 'and with her Pi Phi sisters
at Corvallls. ,
Pi-epnrintf Itox for Sick Soldiers.
The Honor Guard Girls are pre
paring a "box of edibles for the hos
pital in the east, which is being
sponsored' by the local chapter. Any
who wIbIi to contribute to this box
are asked to bring their donations
in at once and leave them at Uubars
jewelry store.
Glondale Boys Safe.
Word from Joe Jacques under date
of 'November 14, three days after the
lighting ceased on the battle front,
brought relief to his (parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Jacques. He says, he
had just heard from his brother, Guy.
The boys are both safe and relatives
and friends are greatly relieved, so
says The Glendale Nws
Will Kot.ii in Home Tomorrow.
Mrs L. B Skinner, who has been
passing the week with her daughter,
Mrs. George Johnson in Portland,
will return home tomorrow morning,
accompanied by her daugter-ln-hiw,
Mrs. Edward Skinner, who will, re
main here until after the holidays.
Mr. Edward Skiner will arrive next
week.
A. M. Oeuuid Injured Last Night.
An unfortunate accident occured
at the Southern' Pacific station freight
yards last night, when A. M. Oeland
fell from a ladder while attending
to some repairs on a car and received
a bad gash over the right eye. A
physician was summoned, the wound
dressed ana Mr. Oeland returned to
his work. Mr Oeland was near the
top of the ladder at the time the ac
cident occured and! losing his hand
hold, fell to the ground, lighting on
his shoulder and the Bide of his head.
Besides the gash over the eye, Mr.
Oeland suffered several other minor
bruises and cute.
Itonds Discounted Five Per Cent.
Many inquiries have been received
at The News office in reference to
the selling of Lioerty bonds and what
(Mscount Ib being made to the buyers,
Inquiry at the. banks here show that
the discount fluctuates a little from
day to day, but that it is quite safe
to any that at the present time a live
Christmas Giits
OF-
JEWELRY
Express the Romance and Sentiment that no other gift pos-
This year, we are carrying a fine selection or distinctive gifts
for men,-women and children. Diamond rings, Brooches, La
Vallieres,' dainty wrist watches, and Hull Detachable handle
Umberellns in the plain and coloredl sillts, with either wood
or Ivory handles.
The beauty and quality of such gifts alwayB reflect the taste
of the giver. , r 1 ' . '
Samples by mall if you cannot make a selection personally.
BUBAR BROTHERS
JEWELERS AND OPTOMETRISTS
At Your Service tor Anything Optical.
ax
per cent discount .is about normal.
nha KnTilra ti i-n tint hnWPVfll'. finfiOUr-
aging the sale of Liberty bonds, but
rather are advising all holders to
keep thein ;
Honor Guard O.ivo Dance.
The Honor Guard girls are making
elaborate preparations for a dance,
which will take place on Christmas
night, .providing the "Flu" ban on
dances is lifted by that time. The
girls, expect to make this affair a
memorable occasion and are already
busily engaged in arranging clever
feature dances which will be en
hanced by the play of colored lights
thrown over the dancers.
Travel on Official Permit,
Mrs. N. B. Young, of Roseburg,
Oregon, and Mrs. C. S. Magree, of
Kremlins, Colorado, passed through
the city the first of the week on
their way to visit their sister, Mrs.
Aaron Pearce. They carried permis
sion letters officially signed by the
state board of health, which stated
that they could travel to Hotchltlss,
Colo , on a Rio Grande train propell
ed by steam (speed not limited.)
Colorado News.
l.lttlo Girl Shot In Hand.
Mildred, the little daughter of Fred
Bartoll of Ferndale, was accidentally
shot through the hand last Thursday,
says the Glendale News. She was
picking up the cartridges for her
brother who was. emptying the ma
gazine of liis 22, when the gun was
accidentally discharged. The bullet
went through the index finger of her
right handi, shattering the bone, also
plowing its way through the end of
the second finger and breaking the
nail on the thlid finger. Dr. Knott
was called.
Has License Not to AVcxt.
Glendale News. Ed Throne re
turned yesterday from an extended
visit in Roseburg and vicinity, leav
ing today for his home on upper Cow
Creek Ed's friends thought perhaps
liis trip to the county seat might
have been to prdcure license to take
to himself a helpmate, but he says
nothing doing in the marriage license
line. He declares the only license
he got was a license to use explos
ives, but this doesn't signify that Ecii.
is going to Join the anarchists nor
go out after the Kaiser. He does
state emphatically, however, that he
is going to get a oear.
Open day and night, meahat all
, hours. Regular dinners served. The
Little Gem restaurant, near the de
pot tt
Miss Mollle Trush, who has been
absent from the little Gem restaurant
for some weeks, has again resumed
her duties there as night cook.
ANTLERS
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CHILDREN 100
"The Kid is Clever"
STAItlUXG UHOKGK WALSH A picture with Pop and action with
the Screen Telegram ,
mm am Wi
"THE PRUSSIAN CUR"
W1LJ.1AM FOX PRODUCTION
lrcsldciit Wilson Deliver War MmuwKe to Congress.
NI'MIAY AX1 MO.XDAY
NEW TODAY.
VaRM FOR RENT Address, owner,
i care News. d-13
FOR SALE Buff Orpington pullets.
Ashby, Rosecurg. Phone 9F3.
Thankful for Unity
and Patriotism
Every citizen of the U. S. A. baa many things tor which
to be thankful, among the Important ones are unity of
; purpose to accomplish the best ideals, and patriotic
service at home and abroad. "
The Roseburg National Bank tbanica Its customers for
their patronage and Invites new accounts. .
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The Koseburg National Bank
Roseburg, Ore.
WANTED TO RENT Small furnish
ed house; must have garden. Write
or phone to Grand Hotel, room 1G.
WOODCHOPPERS WANTED $1.66
a tier for 16-inch wood, or 1.40 J
ror oiock. u. 1 . jjrown, phone
3F-24. Free cabins supplied' tf.
FOR SALE One Gas range with hot
water attachements, in good or
der and' other household goods;
may be seen at residence of Chas.
Lerry, P. O. box 569. tf
FOR SALE $1400 mortgage, paying
' 7 per cent; Good sound: invest
ment. Will discount $50 if taken
at once. For particulars: Apt. 6,
106 E. Wash St.. Roseburg. d-17
GREAT
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NOW ON
Biggest, Best Bargain Event in this City..-" ; y'
Entire Stock on Sale, Nothing Reserved.
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SUNDAY-MONDAY
Dec. 8 and 9
MATINEE SUNDAY AND MONDAY 2:15, NIGHTS 7:15 AND 9:30
1G AS TOE WAR
AS THIS WORLD CONFLICT STANDS SU
PREME AMONG WARS, SO DOES THE TITANIC
WILLIAM FOX PRODUCTION
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Stands Supreme Among
War Photo Dramas
Tremendous Batle Scenes.
United States Congress in Session.
Revolting Crimes of the German.
. Teuton Spies at Work
The Kaiser and his Crew of Baby
Killers. Our Fleets, our Armies, our Alr
crart in Action.
Mobs Conflagration and a beau
tiful story of an American girl and
her Soldier.
"Emperor WUhelm I, consecrates
Prussia to Kuttur.
"President Lincoln delivers Gettys
burg address.
"Lusitania departs on her fatal
voyage.
"Sinister activities In German Em
bassy at Washington.
"Deadly submarines In action. " ! 1
"Stirrlns scenes in the American
Training Camps.
"Kaiser Wllhelm II, decrees ruth
less U-boat war. .. , .
"German Clu becomes wireless .
StatiOn . - , ;. , ...
"Train is wrecked with loss of
American lives.
''American soldiers clean out nest .
of bomb makers.
"German War Lord on 'battlefield
and In Berlin.
"Mad Dog of the Nation dies In
his Palace at Potsdam. , .
Admission-Adults 25c, Children 10c