ni'SJXEftS MEN MKFT.
FevpraJ local buHluoss mon will
meat this evening to consider whut
can be done to urge the highway
vcrti on the Roseburit Myrtle Point
load. setters have been received
here from Commissioner Honsou,
who la heartily lu fuvor of the Im
provements and favors letting the
bids at oik's (o start the work. Oppo
sition Iiuh arisen, liowovor, aii'l un
less an effort is .made soon Borne
obstacle ruur present itself that will
caue the work to be diverted froro
the local highway and have lt placed
In some other Bection of the state.
C. H. llulnline is working diligently
en the proposition and today up
peured before tho county court lit
regard to tho matter.
Live-wire Doings of City
mi miiMnii
Last Time Tonight
Marguerite Clark
IS
Three Men and a Girl"
WK'VU HI0Altl IT SAID THAT TWO'S XII'ANV.
Ford- Wmsm Ford
Weekly SSg Weekly
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OUR LINE OF
Infant's Shoes
is complete. Bring us the baby and
we. will dress its feet properly.
How about that old pair you want repaired? Send
us your work and see the dierffence.
Quality Shoe Repairing
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We have received our Fall and Winter stock of Un
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this line at saving prices. BUY NOW.
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THURSDAY ft I'lUD.VY M A H Y P1CKFOUD IV (UlMttCK. A
Deluxe Edition of One of her jitvntit MicrraMfi.
Visit in Itosebnrif.
H. Brunu, fattier of Irvia Brunn,
locul shoo dealer, left this ufternoon
for Portland after Heveral days spent
here visiting with the Urunu family.
U'tivi'f for Tho Ihillen.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlau Fancher and
llttlo Hon left thlH morning by auto
mobile for The Dalles. Mrs. L. B.
Kanclier accompanied them and will
go us fur as Portland, where she will
visit her son, Carroll, and her
daughter, Mrs. Hazel Holland.
Ijulntr fHtice (jJvcn.
The Jaaz-O-Four, composed of ex
service men, last evening sponsored
a delightful dance at the armory
which was attended by a very large
crowd. The floor was in excellent
condition and the Jazzy strains ren
dered by the four jnzzers added pep
and zest to the occasion.
Arrives From Portland.
Mrs. N. C Maris arrived hore
Sunday from Portland to join her
husband who Is doing tho judging
at the community fairs In this coun
ty. Mrs. Maris will assist her hus
band In the judging work and will
review tho needle work and sewing
part of the fairs.
Him Fine Apple Orchard.
The apple orchard of Captain
Hackctt near this city is said to be
one of the finest In the valley and
this week he is marketing tho Whi
ter llanana variety of apples. He is
receiving a top notch price for his
product.
Visits with Judge.
Ilex Stanherry and wife, en route
to their home -In Los Angeles after
touring the orthwest, Mopped for an
hour hero today to visit with Judge
13. J. Stewart, an old time friend.
Mr. Stanherry at one time was edi
tor of one of the leading papers of
Mason City Iowa, and the judge re
sided at that place also during that
tjnio. They renewed acquaintances
and talked over old times during the
ex-editor's Btay hore.
Fine IVnch Kxhiblt.
The fine Elborta peaches which
woro exhibited in the News . office
last weok on the branch of the tree
thoy woro taken from, came from
the C. M. Anderson orchard In what
is known as' the Swedish settlement
near Melroso. These peaches were
grown on hill land, but their size
and excellence proves that the dis
trict Is peculiarly adapted to peach
culture. Mr. Andorson has taken the
best of caro of his orchard, and the
young trees have jut begun to bring
returns for Ms patience and toil.
Forgots" False Teeth.
Charley Lerry Roseburg b all-the-
tlmo janitor, left Sunday for Sacra
mento, where ho will spend several
days visiting. He evidontly arrived
at his destination safely, according
to a telegram received yesterday by
It ay Ward, who occupied the rooms
In the llotol Grand annex vacated by
Mr. Lorry. The toft-gram reads as
follows: "Find false teeth in mug
in my room on wash stand. Mail
tpecial delivery, C. K. Lerry. Golden
Kaglo Hotel, Sacramento." Perhaps
tho sirloin steaks Bcrved In Sacra
mento are not of tho tender variety
found in tho Umpqua valley.
MK'AI MKS ATTEND MEETING
J. E. Knger, trainmaster, and G. I.
Fl'int. road foreman of engines, both
of this city, wore among the 150 em
ployes of the Southern Pacific com
pany, members of tho safety com
mittee, who met in Eugene yesterday
to discuss plans tor increasing the
efficiency of this department, and
to decrease the number of accidents
which result from unsafe practices
and equipment. Meetings of this
department are lu form of open dis
cussions, and each member is urged
to make suggestions for the protec
tion of not only the employes but the
public. J. F. (Jrodzkl, ge lie nil safety
agent for the northwest, acted as
halrman.
THE NEW
TEXT
BOOKS
for the Public Schools are now
on sale. .We invito the Tivuh
er?i of 4ho county who will bo
here next week at the Insti
tute, to call ajul pee tho new
Hooks of which wo liavo now
it nearly complete Assortment.
We are also ready to make an
exchange and redeem all the
discarded books at stated
prices fixed by tho State Board
of Public Schools,
Bring Yours In.
Books must bo in fairly good
condition with no missing
leaves. Avoid the open-in g week
rush. Attention of District
Boards is called to our supply
of Ch a I left, Crayons, Pencils.
Tablets. Pens, Inks, Black
board Erasers, Paper. Student
Note Books and all other sup
plies. The most complete assortment
ever "earned in Roseburg.
The Roseburg
Book Store
M. i. & 8. J. SHOEMAKER.
UMPQUA YOUTH LANDS !
A THREE POINT BUCK
UMPQUA, Or., Sept. 1, 1919.
Editor Kvening News:
Floyd Enimltt, the 12-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Emmltt of
Umpqua, succeeded In landing a
Ihree-point buck on the opening of
the season, which would make many
a local sportsman sick with envy.
Master Floyd was hunting squirrels
with his ".'it special" when he saw
the deer about 20 yards from him.
Never hesitating a minute, lie pump
ed three shots into him, which
knocked hfm down. These were not
sufficient however, and the animal
was soon on his feet and able to hold
his own with the dog. At this criti
cal moment the youthful hunter's
sun failed to pull the. empty shells
from the barrel which made It nec
essary for him to pry them out with
his jack-knife. After firing three
more shots with the Ill-working gun
he became too excited to finish his
job, and running two hundred yards
where he could call to the house for
help, he 'summoned his J 0-year-old
brother and sister, formerly Huby
Km in i 1 1 of this city, to his rescue.
"Bring the butcher-knife, quick!"
he called. Seizing the desired wea
pon, his sister and little brother ran
to his rescue. When they reached
the scene the deer was patiently
waiting and holding the dog at bay.
Floyd's nerves were loo unsteady to
ihoot off-hand again, so renting his
cun o?i his leister's shoulder and
'Iring his last cartridge, he succeed
ed In landing his big game. The
Hinting party dressed the deer and
'wing unable to load It on a horse,
Vought It in on a M-heel-barrow.
rlie hnckli hide was well riddled
vlth shot. Tt dressed 100 pounds
'nd Is one of the finest Been In this
mrt of the country for some time.
s Floyd expresses himself. "T didn't
nve the buck-oner a bit until nfter
'he third shot." X.
SOHOOTS OPEN' SE1T. 15.
According to an announcement
'MHO todnv the Roseburg pub'fc
schools will onen on September 15.
Hst of the text books to he U9ed
his term will soon bo published and
i. sunnlv sufficient to satisfy the de
nnnd been secured by lncnl denl
ts. "Young America" will now
bnve to bid fnrewell to vacation
Invs nnH Rot down to "brass tacks"
vnd study.
MILLINERY OPENING
Announce
First complete showing of latest novelties in
Tailored and Pattern Hats for Fall wear
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
SEPTEMBER 5th and 6th
JEJWEV OOW D1KS.
A choice Jersey cow died yester
day at the county farm east of the
city. Terry Dunham in charge of
the farm, states that he regretted
very much losing the cow as she
was a very valuable animal. The
exact cause of the death is not
known.
Mrs. Van pickenB will start a class
In music September 10. Phono
221-J. 634 South Main street.
DAILY WEATHUR REPORT.
Duds
for
Men
Announcing the
Arrival of
A. E. Anderson
& Co's. line of
Madc-to-Measure
Samples of
Fall and
Winter, 1919-20.
On display for
Your inspection.
U. S. Weather Bureau local office,
Itoseburg Oregon, 24 hours ending
at 5:00 a. m.
Precipitation In Inches and hun
dreths: Highest temp, yesterday 79
Lowest temp, last night 53
Precipitation last 24 hours 0
Total preclp. since 1st of mo 0
Normal preclp. for this mo 1.04
Total preclp. from September 1,
1919, to date 0
Averago preclp. from September
1. 1877 06
Total deficiency from Septem
ber 1. 1919.? 0G
Average precipitation for 42
wet seasons, September to
May, Inchisivo) 31.98
WILLIAM BELL, Observer.
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UKree Consultation. D I
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JI1 BUBAR BROS, M
JACKSON STREET 9 E I
Friday and Saturday, 5-6. Iarge
novelty shapes of silk panne velvet,
with Ostrich plume trim. Bell Mil
linery. s-5
School Time
and Your
Child's Eyes
How About Your Children's
Eyes?
Does your child eaijoy nor
mnl vision? Is he a little
near or far-sighted? '
Does his eyes tire easily?
School time Is near. Have
your children's eyes examin
ed at onco nnd find if there
is any trouble.
Proper attention now, may
savo more serious trouble
later.
Born Eleven and ono-quarter-pound
girl to Mr. and Mrs. Wood ley
Stephenson, September 6, at
Mercy Hospital. Mother and child
are doing nicely.
NOTICE.
Roseburg Chapter No. 8. O. E. S.,
will meet next Thursday night, Sept.
4. There will be a, short program
suitable to the observance of the
birth of obert Morris, founder of
the order.
JTEW TODAY
WANTED Prune . pickers, family
preferred. Phone 2-F-4.
WANTED Board and room in pri
vate family by two railroad men.
AriMresB M., care News office.
LOST Blue brocaded scarf,
please leave at Cafeteria.
Finder
FOR SALE 50 head of sheep. L.
M. Boyd, Lookl'ng Glass, Oregon.
LOST Betwen Melrose and East
. Deer Creek, ladies' cape. Please
leave at News office. Reward.
FOR SALE Remington typewriter,
in good condition. Inquire 519
Cobb, or phone 454-L.
FOR SALE 1915 Ford car in fst
class condition. A bargain. Ford
Oarage.
WANTED Two vfomen dishwash
ers. Apply at Foutche's restau
rant at once.
WINDFALL SMALL CRAWFORD
Peaches. 25c per bushel at orchard
,on Sy. Smith place. Bring your
boxes. Chas. Insley.
FOR SALE A second hand Win
cheslor magazine shot-gun, fully
equipped. Can 'be seen at
Churchill Hardware Co. store.
TOMATOES 50c per bushel at tho
patch; watermelons lc to 1 He per
lb., vanteloupes 50c to $1 doz.
Bring your boxes. T.' B. Evanti
A Son, Dillurd.
FOR SALIC 1 registered Shrop
buck, Copper Butte stock, $110; 1
grade Shrop Imck, I grade Cot
buck. $20 each; all 3-year-old, and
f. o. b. Riddle. E. H. Billing, 614
Cobb street, Roseburg.
FOR SALE OR RENT If you want
to save commissions, buy of own
er direct. 300 acres, 120 In cul
tivation. Will sell outfit and
rent ranch, or sell ranch on terms.
B. M. Oanoung, Melrose, Oregon.
FOR SALE Farm Implements and
livestock, two good cows, one bred
heifer, one calf, yearling colt.
Do Laval cream separator, some
household goods. Also good gray
and white oats. Two miles east
of DIxonville. C. L. Oldham, s-9
IjOST Diamond fiolitaire stick pin
with two small diamonds set in
platinum, somewhere on Pacific
Highway, 3 miles south of Can
yonville, where road construction
camp Is located. Finder return to
Aronsons, Jewelers, Portland, Ore
gon. Reward of $50.00.
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There is no secret process about is. It Is open to
everyone who earnestly endeavors to accomplish. Why
not start this good habit now-? You can start an ac
count with us with $1.00 or more.
The Roseburg National Bank
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