The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920, June 21, 1919, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Texti We Have Just Received Ladies' Kid Pumps $5.90 Oxfords in Black and Brown, Military or Louis Heel $4.98, $5.50, $5.90 Dependable footwear in style and quality. You Buy It Here for Less j Incorporated J fir -rffWW)?W Incorporated VISIT OUR I.ADIHS l!UAI)V-TO-VKAR DKl'AhT.MUNT. & CITY NEWS & llltoi'o yu me the, fourth of July will bo a jazzy time HUh year. "Superior" Hod a will pop on every turn. Phono 1 8ii for your 4th supply. J. W. Millar and fainiiy. living near Greon, left today for Michi gan, whom they inl end to remain permanently. They have traded property horo for Michigan Jiold Ings. Mr. nntl Mih. Geo. Peterson, ol .Mrsh field, arrived In the city to ddy from Ashland, where they have been visiting for a week and will Hpend a few days here an the quests of Mm. J. L. Paris. i It !!' 'b selected poems, doth, I I ! Illustrations. fue postpaid. Klction , Library. Koseburg. Or. J-7p t Hen Nichols, of Kiddle, arrived in Kosebun; thin afternoon to attend Illie caltl'Mimn's haiKjuet at the I'uip ! (na this evening. ! Mth. ;. W. Short, of Wilbur, wuh Id the city for a few hours today vis , it in with friends and looking after business matters. Kay Henderson, principal ot the uramninr prados at Central Point re turned to Itosehurg yesterday even ing and will spend Hie summer ut tiis homo here, lie has accepted a position with the Peoples' Supply Company. Mr. Henderson w;is re elected to his position in the Central Point Hchoolfi with a substantial sal ary iiirronae. Coos County D-UF And Welcome to Returned Soldiers, Sailors & Marines at Myrtle Point, Ore. JULY 4, 5, 6 Practically nil the major features of the Pciidlction ltound-iip. -Twenty people (-0), II fly Imrsr (.0). ,M slur Mrfnri!iiN of nallon-M IrtV reposition. Iluy a St;uk and I lock a Tiger. Dnnro every evening, l-'ree camp irrouiuK mill fi-ee wont and t tiler. Itnek htg Horse Viniesl. ttulliloglng. l-'ancy Trick Hoping. Pony K press Haven. Kelay Knrift and Itonuui Itaces. t'lmlxivs Hrunken ltiile nti a lliickfng llnrxe. Cowgirls Iteljiy (tare. Cugirls Pony Huce. Cowgirls Itiickiug Contest and many oilier similar events, tM iiumeroiis to mention hen. Come on Boys, the Lid's Off! Make'r Buck! Lets Go! Biggest Event Ever Staged in Southern Oregon Change of Program Daily! Live-wire Doings of City ; Return I'nun Portland. I H. H. Grinstead, adjutant of the Soldiers Home, retu. .ud thin morn ! ing from a business t .;, to I'oitlfiud. SM"it Day al SutJieri n. ' O. P. Coiiiow and lumily and Mr. , and .M is. J . It. (J raves, motored to .Sulhurlin to spent the day plcrriclng ' a I Attorney Co.-ihow's fruit tin ni. , Vonrnlhi .Man More. Isaac Oilson, ot Vo'ncalla, was a business visitor in Koseburg today. He reports everything prosperous in that district and stutes that the cut ting of early bay has stalled. Ditnce At Tiller. Tonifht at Tiller a Mg dance will be staged and several Koseburgers are planning io attend. The music ! lor the occasion will be furnishel by i Goodman and Hales. j It. It. Tuitier Hack. It. K. Turner, of the local Iind ! ot llco i etui tied ( his morning I rem I Cortland, where, he has been attend I ing to official matters tor a couple ( of days. ( Leave l-'oi" Han I' rnncisro. Mis. Fred Sell wart, and .Miss (jer , trudo Hihlehurii. have, left for San I Francisco, where they wilt join lr. Lohrhach, Mr. and Mis. Nathan Ful ler ton and Irvf n Itruun in an auto loui- of soiitiieru California. Iookiiig t or I al ion. F. II. Smith oi liritlch Columbia, who has been .spending a few days in Kosehui i; look mi; lor a suitable location, left tirs morning for Med ford, where he will invi-stii'ati; mine proj)erly which h.iK been offered lor sale. Mrs. Nii.slMirg llojue. M is. Claude .N.ishiirg, of Mai sh flield, who lias be.-ii in San Fran cisco for several months doing I ted Cross work, reached Itosehurn last Thursday in g lit on her way home. Her husband met her in tills city and tiio I wo drove to Marsh (Held DANCE TONIGHT. At the Mace a bee Hall, Otto's orchestra. A good, enjoyable evening. Leo Hap P. MAJESTIC1! ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW Matinee Kvory Day, 2 to 5 .vn'gs, 7::(0 toll. Now Time ixHi.w, om: ihv oxi.v ii i n Mir m i i, vdi i! iii xur I'OU lOKIIM V h i: MM I HMIII l(l "After His Own Heart" A Hilli.-;;ini: i . , l.; t 1(1 rt IXTKItX ATIONAI. MOWS v.,, :r.. ,,, fr v(.r ill p! t ir. M "Till-: l--I.ll- U-' c.i." I M.l,,m W . ,!,.. l.nuiui Children 10c ADMISSION Adults 20c TOMOIIKOW IKWK Ml: x "THE LONG CHANCE" . Powert ni We-i .r 'i Sim MovhAv .i.ms i.i.siic is 'm.i riHMitosi- Tt'KSL'AY A. WKHNKSI'AY Hil.L HAliT IN I ! U-) hi SKI; r M A V " Coming Soon -nOHOTllY I'HM.I.M'S IN Till' HHART OV HX M AMTY l ilting t ) Oflires. Dr. A. C. Seely is today ordering eiiuijHiienl. for his new ofllces on the fourth floor of the I'eikins Build in K He will huvo all the latest ot- ll'ao furniture and in addition -is ordering Home of the most delicate instruments lor use in his eye, ear. nose and throat work, in (he car Krhlay. I'lhyterians Win Again. The Methodist (earn went down to defeat last evening at the hands ol I ho fast I 'res by I n rian tea in to the close score of a to -I. The ame was one of the fastest to lie played this season and it was thought for awhile the Methodists would be the win ners. Street pitched for t he Pres byterians and Mcf lint nek occupied I ho ni on IK I for I he .Met hod 1st s. Hoys A iv AreMetl. K ran k Itogt-rs. Southern Pacific special ngeit. It ,s( ninhl .a-trested two luiys at the local depot grounds and placed them 'in Hie city jail. It is alleged the boys tampered with the I rain air valves at ( I rants Pa.s on accou nt of being refused a ride. They will he held here until Motiday n nd at t hat time an fn vest igat ion will be made. Will Tnkc Vacation. Attorney C. '. Hokins will leave Saturday for Smith Klver and Car d'iner rlistriets, where to- will spend a couple of weeiis eiijoyiim a vaca tion Mr. Hopkins has worked hard ;it his profession givini; IMs extia time to war work for the past I wo vents and his health demands u rest It is pos-ihle that lie will extend t he vacat Ion erHMl. Ie t'ream l-'or Scouts. Tin' local Hoy Scout m :':i n i t mi will be tendered ijuite a treat to- jIliLht till" in-; Iheii reiTitlar S.lt I I ,iuid:i nit;ht iiifrt inc.. Ceo. pouli'll. 'he Shertd.iu stri" t r-'-t:uii ant man. ; has (ttft-red In f.-ed the boys with ice cream and c.i!e free of charge Hid it is ni-edles In say the yottiu;- -ill s 1 1 1 ot" lino t a ;i il oei tn 1 'il i Iff llU reiiei 'OS-i I I lk Nil li Hi; I'n.liibite.l. A rewanl ol $ I .".o will he then '"or the arti.-t and conviction of ;m pci'on wliii has killel an elk The fir si rew a id was to have heeu f ..n iiid (..line Waiden Thomas wrot" to the state r.ine wanlen Infoitiiini: h l in of tM icw.ird of'ered Tlie ( it :if e w a r.len w role li.i.-k that he would make tie aw at d J I mi a Thoni.'.s sas (.fer still holds The row aid will be uien in all o district f mi t . n! C. ni-;. Hn ughis. Curr nd I alie counties l at-m Is I'mt liaeil. C C Weaver, of Clem ary. ie ent ! pu i . Vas. d the inc f.,Mn 'lelonuiim to .liilins Poi'irenk and situated ,n the Clennary Valle M W'e.ixer expects to lake pos-ess-'on of the f ,rin at'iMU Octo!-ei 1st He has been a resident ol th.it locil ty lm se era 1 ears and h.is rreat ntli mi the .illey as a prune vrow ii i; setti. in and will d-'ote a Meat o: hi- iu:ie .,ii,l .ittenii.tn tit 1 h ciowing of Italian i-ru-n-s The ale was a cash d-at .Hid made I" ''.c .1 A W alker realty tuni-e of this j the celebration committee, but ac cepts without comment the decree of the council concerning his dunces. Keliiiiis (4i Sutlierlln. Lucille Kvans, who has been vis iting her sister, Aim. Kred Miller, returned to Kuthorlii: this afternoon. I'uvo for 1'ortliuid. Mrs. Alice Salzman and daughter of San Iternardlno. C'uHf., who have been Btopping in this city for several days, lett this afternoon for Port laud. U anhTolls Ieave. Mr. and Mrs. G. 13. Ward well and their two grandsons, left this morn ing in their car for Colifornia. where they expect to spend the summer. Their home was recently purchased by H. Mertens. Covcrnnieitt Agrni I fere. .lohn H. HrniiKon. special agent for the Uepartment of the interior, spent the day in Itosehurg attend ing to business matters. He will spend Sunday at Kugene und then go on to Coast Points. Sale l!eHite(l. The tntlowing Bales are reported by the Overland-Oakland agency of which C. O. Thomas is the local dia l ribulor; Harry Hrown. Looking Class; J. S. IavlH. Myrtle Cerek; and Joseph Walsh, Uiddle. Itack l-'ii nil Salem. Mis AMnes Pitchford. Oregonion agent, returned this morning from Salem, whero she has been spending a couple of days on matters con nncled with her official position of County Juveirilo Ootilcer. Vv'e are ready for the BRIDAL SEASON with a superb stock of SILVERWARE and other Gifts! Select early. BUBAR BROTHERS Jewelers and Optometrist JACKSON STHEOT 3 0 CITY NEWS et ICvaagolluc (cloth ) Fiction Librury. iOc postpaid. Jy-3 Mrs. S. W. Woodruff, leH this nf ternoon for a Hhort visit at Wilbur OHUltClI .NOTIUKS. O ' Fh-it Cliuivli of Ckrist ScicntJM, Services are held Sunday niorn ing at 11 o'clock and Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock; ibis meeting includes testimonies of healiiiK. Sun day school convenes eacn Sunday morning at y : 4 f ; all ui to the age of L'O years are inviied to attend. The Heading room in the rear of the church building is open dally except buudays and holidays from 2 to 4 p. in. Tin public is cordially invited to attend those services aud visit the reading room. Subject of Sunday's Lesson: "Is The Universe Including Man, envoived by Atomic Force?" M. K. TH UCH, SOt TII. i MUST Miri llODIST KPISiXHWL. The usual services will be hold Sunday. Sunday school at 1:45. W. L. Cobb. Supt. Preaching at 11:00 a. in. Subject : "Hungering for nighteousness". Junior League at 2 :iJU. O. J. Hand, Supt. Senior League meets at 7:00 p. in., and the Mrs. K. F. Simpson, of Sutherlin : preaching at X. The subject for the spent the day in Koseburg visiting League is: 'What Hoes Loyalty to friends. J Our Church and Country Ci.U For." i Now that vacation time is here, do Oran Cru.an of Drain was in the ' ntot f'11 in ur devoticr, to God. ci. v to.lay looking after business : lhtl Uvvilcr " on" affiiirn. - c- COPI'AGK, Pastor. O. C. Sether returned to ltose b ;rg this morning after a short bu siness visit in Port laud. Klla Sweeney of Oakland spent the day in Itosehurg visiting with her 1 1 lend Vivian Marsters. Mrs. W. A. Smith of Dlllard re turned home this morning alter vis iting in Koseburg for a short time. Vera Wllkms. left this morning lor (ilendale. where she will spend the week-end with friends und re latives. Mrs. A. C Kryan, who has been islhug here for tho past week with her sister. Mrs. G. Palm, left this morning for her home at San Fran cisco. You know what some ono said abuiu "fooling the people." - You won' i he fooled if you ask for ' Superior" Soda. You'll tike il anil you'll ask for more. It's the qual ity in our Sodas that satisfy. Phone 1 Ml fur a oa,se. WAU SHIP SI NK HV CKF.W. (Ily Associated Press.) LONDON. June 1! 1 .--Certain in terned Cei man w arships at Sea pa I'biw w er sunk and abandoned l I heir crew, t he adiirii alty an nou ne ed. The German crews were arrest ed. The ships were sunk by open li i il, e seacocks anil had not been in:iiincd since the internment. .NFW TODAY. W ANTKD - Good milch cow. Phone KOlt SALK -Two Toy Fox Pups Phone :ti;:-.i. WWTIOH A teamster liniuhe at News oilice for address "H " WANTKH To rent a piano. Ite-si-onsilde party; no ehildlVn. Ad dress Ho rji?2 T!.o services of this church will be kept up as usual during the sum mer. It is the duty of the mem bers and tin' privilege of everyone to participate in t hem. Proat'hing at 1 I :un a. in., and S p. in. Hible school !l;4.j a. n:.; L'p worth League at 7 00 p. m.. loader Miss Gladys Taylor, topic. "The Art of Hulldiug Character." J. C. S;encer Pastor. must iMti:sitvTi:::i. ciickoh. Hlble school at !: ir a. in. J. K. Wilii-i, Superintendent. Morning sen ice. ll:uo a. m. Come and wor ship wit h us. Christian Fndeavor, 7: nil p, m. Topic, "Christianity and the toilers of India." K veiling ser vice at s:00 p. in. These services will !e ins id rat ional and practical and y.ui are invited to attend. CIJKISTI . Clll ltCII. Uev. Klilon Wood, of Fugene. will preach at the Christian church Sun day morning and evening. Hible school at 0:4a, and Y. 1. S. C. K. at 7 o'clock p. in. Itev. Wood, who spenks. is a youni: man of fine ability. C. H. HILTOX. Pastor. THM l-'IKST H.UTIST (IH'IICII Roseburr. Oregrn. Lane and Rose Street Hible school at 9:4a. H. C. Uorhy. Superintendent. Classes for all; Itrolherhood class at 10:00 FOR SALK Three cows and a Mg calves .1. N, Thomas. Route 1 . City, on Robeits Creek. FOR SALK IfllS Harley-Davidson motorcycle, electrically equipped. Ford Carafe jL'Sp FOR SAT.K Chalment car. 40 horse power. J CM) cash. F. W. Adkins. Hoot'i and Fddv Streets WHI Not Suo. R K Cook, who it was aliened Mt'-ndeil tti brm i: s:it ag.i i nt the I ''lv. to conipi'll isnarii-.' to him o 1 'i.-etHe to conduct d;,nc. s, nt.Ue.l to New s repi escntnt ix e that the re port is posit i v ey una ul Ii .ricd. and ' 1 1 at he will not i.ik-- :mv such ac lion He ;iU-i dene 1 th.it he h.ul 'K-ea ilmres !( f t: 1 i, Cie m-Mir. but d;d .olti't Ci.i !.c invited the ctv tttiitnev ir.to Cie back alley or nn -ther pbice w hern i ff. rti ,-ouM ' 'ie set t led v tt 'loit iuteffi't ence O.'ok s .id that he w as wilhuk to meet Iris enemy on .Inly 4th and t turn all the k a t e rece i pi s ov e t to FOR S LK - Having sold u'.y ranch v ill dispose of herd nf milch goats Phono 4ol'."t. George M. He-s. Itosehurg TWO YOl'N'C. M V. V want board an. room with private family. Ail dress Uo I I :' 2 or call News of fice, tf W VNTF1 --Housekeeper for private family, state wage (n llrst let ter Middlebui g. Round Prairie. Ot econ JL' 7p FOH A SHORT T1MK -Prune trees M"" per 1000 Franquett wMnut tiees grafted $10 for 12. C. Mer rll. r.Ot Mill St iL'Tp FOR sLK .lack Wh-rton-! home in W"-t Rosehurc House is new ii v.A ;;.odern. price rea sit nable. t all at residence before .luly 1st or phone 1SSR J?Sp 1 Boys1 and Young Men's Long Trousers .Hist got in a shipment of Ser ges. Corduroys and Worsteds: s:7.es from '2 to ) 2 waist. There's nothing like a good corduroy for boys to wear on Sunday cursiotis. holiday trips to the country and every day use. Save an Hour of Sunshine The "Daylight Saving Plan" saves an hour of sunshine. It saves on gas and electric light bills and gives more time for recreation. It will help you save more dollars and Increase your bunk deposits. Now la the time to start an account with the Roseburg National Bank. The Rosebuig National Bank Roseburg,, Ore. 54 bL!S. a. in. Ohaa. F. Hopkins, teacher; Morning worship at 11:00 a. ni. with preaching. Special music by the choir. fi. Y. P. V. will meet at TOO p. m. Pr.,t-r nietiiig on Thursday eve.iiiiu at s:ou p. in. J. II. OH.'KSOX, Pastor. MX'S PKIXti SAMP! EXlEItT KO:AK FIMSI1IXG. j Our new spring and summer sam ples have arrived and are now ready for your inspection. Some neat, : nobby designs to make selections from. Order your suit early to in sure prompt delivery. Suits made to your measure, $18 to $50. G. W. 1 Sloper, the cleanr and prasfv. ti C. W. Clark s noto studio over I Kred Williams arrived this after Roseburg Natfonal Bank, a full liue j noon from Clenhrook and will spend of kodaks and films. the week-end in this city. Tonight Only If r niEnffi Tomorrow Only Bill Desmond "Mints of Hell" The greatest Alaskan picture since "The Flame of the Yukon." Harold Lloyd Pathe New mmmm S-I-M-P-L-E-X Above spells the newest and best In Electric Vacuum Sweeper and Cleaner srEm-'irATioxs. MOTOK Fully puaranteed. sreed about 9200 r. p. m. r.KAIil;S Phosphor Bronze. Self Oiling. II XI)l,i; Self-adjusting. I'A.V Cast Aluminum, guaranteed apainst breakage Itlll'SH Soft Hair that cannot In jure any fahric. DI ST COI.I.K1TOH Heavy Cotton Drill. Can be laundered. IIKKillT 6Vs Inches. Will B0 un der low furniture. WKICHT Only n pounds, but hea vy enouph to be durable. $;t7..V on Installments or ni", dis count for cash. Churchill Hardware Co.