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if !,rCA!, KEWI, Mr. unil Mr. Wllfurii Drown, tf Oamni Valley, returned this morning from a trip horllh Mr. J. 1.. Cluimh and daughter, Ml 88 llfBulv, returned to Cunynnvllle tills monilriK urtor a vimi with Irlend in this city. Mini. J. II. liootli loft thli aflerlioon for Portlnml to intend a iwiMlnn 01 the executive hoard of llio Htate Hankers' Association. M .-. anil Mrs. J. M. Fletcher have ri'tui lied from Portland and linker, where they have Iwn vIkIIHik with relative for the iant four wuelta II. V. Jovaux. th local undertaker,, c.ul Foil urn I.VIU.V Tti tiiMliiliem and all othern iiiaitl 111 th wool und sheen Indumryi ( all la hvrvby inuu ror Hie lUh annual convention of the Orcgoa U ool UrowerH' AHHurlatlon, to bo held at Maker t'lty. Oregon, on Tuea day and WedncMla , November 1-llti and lr.th, lull. The O.-W. It. & S. Co. have Kraiited a 1 1-3 fare for round trip ticket, he sure and gel a teeelpt foi' tll-kel going to the convention; thih will entitle you to 13 fare for ticket returning. Never lit the history of thin umho- liaa resigned Ilia position here and 'lauon nave we been loniinn.eii wnn ......, ii. .. ti.ii- ,i,,vu fur hlu lining in more Herioua problems. The apeelal Sail I'tanclsco. lie la n.iccee 1 by "eaaloil of Congress attempted to id. i,imui p..,.!!,....! lalailKhter the tariff on wool. 1 here Mi'h w v Tti-iilii-iii wlm left ,H no iHicstion hut a similar attempt for her old home In Kngland laat 'm '"' '"""' ' ingress this coming .P. relumed from there Thurmlav winter to reduce the duty on wool to night, via Southern California and 11 "r I'1'"" 11 " ,r"' the (Hand Canvon of Colorado. "' w '""' vigorously conduct the t)ne ol the hiK plate glass wlndowa haldeat tight ever mail., to educate In the Rochdale at ore waa accidental- n"(i 'l'i"'' Congress and the Atneri Iv hroken tl.is morning. While aorne l""'l'l that our Industry la eti KOOda therein were belliK moved a Htled to the same measure of prot;c blg pumpkin rolled down und """ kIv'-" ""' l"'"duita of uny tacit ntwu. MM) OIVH.V AWAY, craahed through the glass. other kind of labor. Wo must Inaisl Joseuli mill Frank I: Mlcelll have before Congress that t he Wool grower purchased the Interests of Dr. T. I.. entitled to u tariff j.ii wool that he While and J. K. Skelley lii the Drain ui. Land Companv. which owna the fine expenses ol operation, plua ;i J. A. Hlaik farm of aevernl hundred reasonable prolit, order that be acres, and iucludea a portion of the ",uv "u- ""' ,"' forced Into bank- Bouth Drain townslte. W. II. Hykea rupti-y. President Tail vetoed ail of Drain, la now the only other Block- "ul ''Klxlallon II the tariff board holder in the company. repntta In December. We must gel A still, of tilu arc Unlit nre Ik.Ii.it really for the Kllllll coming struggle placed In the local railroad yards by which will mean the prosperity or the 8. I. Co. Thla la a limit-needed r""' ' Kni'ep nusiness. Imiirovement and will much faclll- H",,,B "f ""' "inestlons beforo tin tale the handlliiK of cara anil enttlnes convention will he: Wool tariff. rail In the viinla at nluht. The recent r"" "" "'"''I' and wool, rail fenclne of the varda la nenerallv wel. Way aervlie on livestock, quarantine coined by ! be ' realdcnta In that vl- nn d control of contaKioiia diseases. clulty as It gives ere r privacy t "'"'si res"ive Krievnncex, acatii noun- thelr homes. It alao keeps boys from '' I1W. x"1''" '"' '"' marketa. wanderlnK ao freely in the yarls, niutton markets, sheep klllliin oul where they were alwava In more or rawes. leas dauber of accidental Injury. I There will he an InterestliiK husl C. II. DaiiKherty, Yonralla: ('. II. neaa priiKiam of the most utile and Sellers. Creawell; J. K. Kulkerson, expert speakers on sulijei is vital to CIb Kluiii, Wnah.; Jack Waltera. 'he Industry. Vancouver. Wash.; II. Ii. .McDorman, 1 Vmirs respectfully. H. J. Hilsuli. full Francisco; I). W. : DAN P. S.MYTIIK, Secretary. Crosby. Itlddle; l llilyeu, 8. P. Nesa. I J o K. J. Crow. KilKcne; K. M. Davis. I Astoria: II. J. Hathaway, .1. C. How-! derinali. II. M. Kllilrirr, City; Chaa. Balmon, M. A. Castle, New York: II. I Mathews, rt. L. Martlndale, Camas Valley; A. J. Oleaon. It. N. Hose, Post, Texas; I.en Kmersou. Dothan; W. C. Hurt. Portland, were recent ar-' rivals at the McClallen. If In doubt say "White House." the beat coffee on the market, packed In the berry; Brld only at the Itocbdale. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Hava Always Bought Beans the gigDiiturfl Pntronlflo Review advortlsera. HOWARD'S SHOE HOSPITAL v. s. now Ann, Prop. NOW LOCATED ON CASS STREET In tlie ittlicws H11k-i next tloor to Stuhbs Grocery All kinds of repairing. Shoes made to order by an expert "Cupid"Flour GUARANTEED To cive absolute satisfaction and will save you ten per tent in cost. Phone 56 for immediate delivery and he convinced. Poultry Feed Our Specialty Hay, Grain, Flour & Feed Roseburg Flour Alills Rosebud's Oldest Industry I put- i . rfTliiHlfc-'i niiki' inn i The Live, Snappy Little WANT ADS. in the Knscburg Kevicw every eveninj; are the busy :itnts ytui slumKI rm ploj' to fill yur Wants. 9 Iu.-ert a ''Want Ail" starting with romorrow evening's issue and in twenty-four hours yuti will le surjirised at the quick results yon will icceive. t'sc these ads lo rent tunins or houses, hire help, sell leal est.tto, hoises, musical instrunictits tr anything else that is salable. There is no better u.iv. i!. H La U nil Vi 111 from iieei Ci.ek today. Ktato Labor Commissioner O. P. Ilo I la In the city. Mrs. K. J. Chapman fame ovi I from Wlllmr thla niorniiiK. Hey. K. A. Keaicnn waa In town from .losephlnfi County today. Carl E. Wlmberly went to Drain thla mornlnK to ajiend a few days In that vicinity. II. W. Hurnett returned this after noon from a huntliiK trip In the Cow Creek Canyon. It. A. Murray left today for Amett, Ontario, Canada, for a two months' ubaence. Miss .Mel yillne. of Riddle, Is here to spend over-Sunday at the home of her brother, Sheriff O. K. Qtilne Mra. W. H. Ilrown went to Oakland tl.is afternoon, after a visit here at 'he home of her alHter, Mra. S. M Keiley. Attys. Lark Hllyeu anil S. P. N'eas were here from Eugene this morning with K. J. ('row, looking after leKal matters In which the latter Js Inter ested. Work Is nearly completed on re- wlriiiK the main builtlinc and the hospital at the Oregon Soldiers Home. The old wiring win very de fect I ve. Amos Ituck, a turkey raiser of San .lose, Cal., la here and may decide to locate in Oregon. Douglaa County haa a splendid record for turkey growing. Mrs. F. W. Ilenson, who has been the guest of friends in this city, left this afternoon for Kutherlin, where she will spend a couple of weeks, the guest of Mrs. F. H. watte. Grounds were surveyed In the local railroad yards Thursday for the new car aheda for the repair department. These aheds will be 40x1711 feet In size and will add materially to the comfort and convenience of the work men. John Lander, Winalons; J. l- Strader, Oak Creek; Wm. Buxton, J. T. Mcllee, Itrockwny; Grant Clayton. Dlllnrd; S. It. Ilrlshln, Looking Glass, were among the Roseburg visitors today. Alfred Thomas. Menominee, Wis.; II. K. Atwood, Minneapolis; Louis Monrerlno, Ohio; S. H. llently. Lend. South Dakota; O. C." Caswell, of Port laud, and II. S. Ilrown and wife, of Korest Grove, all registered at the Commercial Cluh headquarters today as prospective reaidenta of thla por tion ol Oregon. Judge Geo. A. 1 .anil Is. of Gold Hill, Is visiting here with his old time friend, W. W. F.lder. com mandant of the Oregon Soldiers' Home. They were companions in early days in Pennsylvania and Kan sas. Mr. Landla was sheriff of Lin- oln County. Oregon, for two terms. ifti". coming to this Coast. David L. Cole, who left Roaehur with his family for Pennsylvania a few nights ago. Is the defendant In an action for $1X4 tiled In the Jus tlce Court here this afternoon by Rice IlrotherB. merchants of Myrtle Creek. Plaintiffs ask for JIBS on in uti pa lil account at their store and the further sum of $16 on an account assigned by Phil Hutclier. The body of the late II. K. Fulker Hon, w ho killed himself at West Fork laat Tuesday night, will be shipped tonight to Ztimhrota, Minn., where his mother resides, for Interment. A brother of the deceased, who has ar rived from Klamath Falls, will ac company the remains Fast. Another nrothei. J. K. I'u I kerson, who has been here the past two days, will re turn to hla home Bt Cle Kliim, Wash The deceiised ulso leaves two brothers and two sisters living in the Fast. Lewis Cruz, the Mexican arrost-u at Fugeiio on suspicion of being the ninn who burglarized J. T. Ilryau a iewelry store In tills city on October .". aid .1. .1 Keliney'a general store it l.iimu on October 7. Is now In th. com, I lull In Roseburg. awaiting an examination, which he demanded and which has been set for next Monla in Justice Marstera' court. Cruz hud in his possession articles from both of the looted stores, hut he claims he t mi ii tl them In a burn at Nlchol. Station. In Cow Creek Canun Mr. Ilryan found his original price nrirrts in several ol the articles recovered A A. Ilellow,'. mid County Treas urer .las. F. Sawyers returned tills ilternooli from a hunt near Nichols station. Mr. Ilcllowa killed a very tine live-point buck, and had a thrill ing experience III connection there with. He shot the animal, creasing it deeply across the neck. Just back of the horns. It plunged over n precipice mid when he went down near where it lay It appeared to b. dead. As he approached. It sprang up and started toward him. He HUlckly tired, knocking one prong from the left antler. A second shot .truck i he Infuriated animal In tin head, instantly ending Its career. ' A hiovemeht for the recall of trict Attorney Cameron, of Multno mah County, has been started, and I recall petitions will be circulated in I three days. The petition. It was jsald, would allege malfeasance In 'olllce. Recently Cameron was bit terly attacked by several city coun clliuen, the ministerial association and Judge Ciatens for his alleged dis inclination to prosecute certain offi cials Involved in the tenderloin graft scandal. J. I.. Riley, convicted of mnn alaughter by a jury at Prlneville for the killing of Louis Long, the Spo kane lightweight pugilist, who eloped with Riley's wife, was sen tenced to an indeterminate term In the penitentiary at Salem, of from one to If. years, by Judge Ilradshaw. Riley made no statement when sen tence was passed, and since his trial has seemed quite well pleased with the verdict. The 1911 paving season In Med- ford Is nearly at and end and winter will find that city with nearly IS miles of hard str'uee streets the beat paved city of Its size on the Pacific Coast. Governor Weat has completed plana for shipping the 2 R convVs who will bo sent from the State Peniten tiary for work on thr Crater Lake toaii. Twenty-live of these will be nick and shovel laborers, two will b cooks and one blacksmith. The gang will leave Salem Monday. The Gov ernor says the gang will he kept nt work Indefinitely and as fast as the terms of any of the men expire othere will be sent to tuke their places, that the gang may remain In tact. John Ryan, who was shot at Ho id River last Saturday night In an al tercation with Chief of Police Lewis, died Thursday night. It is stated that an Inquest will be held. Senti ment Is divided as to whether the shooting by Lewis was justifiable under tiie circumstances. Ryan had been arrested for drunkenness hut resisted, calling on two companions to assist him. In the trouble that followed Lewis tired. NOTK'K lllll 1IIKS KOIl NTISF.F.T IMPItoV KVIK.NT III t MM. Notice Is hereby given that the inderslgneil Recorder of the City or Kosehurg. Oregon, will up to 5 o'clock p. in. on Wednesdav, November 1st. I'.UI. at hla office tn said City, re ceive sealed proposals for the pur chase of Str.H't Improvement Ponds nf the Cltv of Roseburg In the til in or $IT. 111. Sat. I In. nihi are Issued under what ts kniin as the Pancroft Ootid Act. ;ll deno munitions of f.'ut) each, with interest at six per cent, payable semi annually, and run from one to ten .ears, at the option of the City. The right to reject any and bids is hereby resened. Hy order nf the Council. Dated this 'th day of October. 1911. A V. OIUTTT. Recorder of the Cltv or Roseburg. Oregon. o Advertising la the silent dtnm tner that tells the public what th hiulness man wants It to know about the goods he has for sale an In jection of advertising Into th reins hi trade (rows the business bean ' Couiiiiehciliij October 29, the man agement of the Golden Theatre wlil give away numbered coupons with every admission ticket entitling the t holder to a chance on a fine piano ! which will be given away absolutely free Thanksgiving night. Don't fall to see the piano at Stuhbs' Cash Cro- eery, opposite the theater. dlmo New libriirv tables at low values. Co to Strong's and see them. For any pain, from top to toe. from any cause, npply Dr. Thomas' Kclectlc Oil. Pain can't stay where It Is used. . ifa aa a J Jfr Jfc tj , ' OREGON ItKHTAJ'RANT Open Ilaf and NlKht. first-class meals at all hours . Fresh Olympla Oysters, Fish . and Clams all tue time. Regular Meals, 25 Cents. Have added a new llalcony especially resorved for ladles . and families An Electric Piano will fumlsa . music during meal hours. 4 . 444.4.4.4. Follow the Crowd GOLDEN THEATRE 5c Admission 5c The best pictures In Roseburg at any price. cSorihtH'nna. , . U. 8bat Limited .. 14. Flyer ' 16. Overland 1 1 : ? "' ' 18 Port. -Ashland local 1:4j p. ni 20. Port.-Roseb g local 9:00 a. m SoUtlUH'UIIU. II. Shasta Limited ...12:41 a. m 13 Flyer m 15. Overland 17. port.-tioseb'g local .. .t'".rr rujja It, Port -AihUnd locitl tiitj 0. a Mo. 17 tie up In Ronbufi, ar riving here at 11:55 p. m. It fofini the equipment of No. 20, wblcn leaves here at 9:00 In the morning, returning to Portland. Have jrou seen tl.o piano at Joaeph. sons? dtt What makes Sapollo a household word? Continuous advertising, you 'N in never allowed to forget It. A money-back guarantee goes with every bottle of Gold Medal Extract. Made and sold at 4 JO X. Jackson, tf Let us show you our line of shoes before you buy; a full line of shoes, rubbers and boots. The Rochdale. A beautiful. all-wool double blanket In mottled colors at Strong s. Sen them ut once. Pa'roniao Review advertisers. urn A Happy Idea Why pay big prices for tailor ing when we can equip you with the very latest Btylrs, perfect fit, the finest materials and the beut workmanship at prlrog that ropre ent a vast saving In the year's clothing expenditure? At the present moment we are exceptionally well prepared to meet the most exacting tastes In Htylo and fabrics. We guarantee our goods and we took to them to insure your permanent custom. Our business has been built up from personal recommendation that follows our policy of giving each and all, honest value. Come in now while the best of our goons remain. If they do not speak for themselves, we will not urge you to buy. Best $15 Suit in Roseburg Harth's Toggery Headquarters for Stetson Hats Home of Regal Shoes COUCH COVERS 4 PORTIERS Tor the home, we have a large stock to choose from, suiting every taste. Call ill and examiue them. The prices are right. We sell the Great Northern Vacuum Cleaner. This little hand machine eats the diist. A f io machine Our price $7.50. . LERHOADES&CO. 2nd JGOODS WANTED Prices that Sell Goods Kelloggs Corn Flakes 10c Canned soups all kinds 10c Fancy sardines 10c Bird seed 3 pks. for 25c Shaker salt 2 for 25c Macaroni 1 lb pack 10c Cove oysters extra standard Best jar rubbers ado. 15c Canned string beans 10c Try our 25c Coffee Small can milk , 5c Large can milk 10c Gold Dust 20c Shrimps 15c Pearl Barley lib pack 10c Spaghetti lib pack 10c 2 cans for 25c 20-111 ule t'm borajc soap 5c Superior hrd wht flour I.50 Olympic hrd wht flour I.55 BUY YOUR GROCERIES OF HENRY EASTON And save money. Phone 26 Fresh Stock Always 344 N. Jackson Change of Program Daily. 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