Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920, November 14, 1911, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textxotkii iciixiiith KM'i itr will uw k i:mmuo.v II. A. Wriulil, I'm llli CuuM 'luimplun, W ill I'luy nt Coitiiiwmiil Tliih. At the Ro.HrbiirK ('otnnx-n lul Chili Monday evouliiK hoiiip wry clever hi - llttrfl HhotH were hIiowii by H. . "Chirk" Wright, of Hun Fi.iikIhiu Mr. W'rlKht holils the chaiiiiinHlit;i title for the Pacific Coast itnd In 1 !( ' won the HmntiMir Milliard champion ship for the Ciiitec States in NW- York City. Mr. Wright w 111 Kive mi exhlbitlon and lcture Wednesda eveniiiK at the Commercial Club, and will explain to thotte pnwnt a nam- ber of the di (lieu It HhotH which won him the title he carrier lie la an admitted master of the difficult Kim" mid Ih regarded a most brilliant player by thorn- imalnwt Hon. C. I. Chenoweth was over from Oakland Monday night. It. 8. MrhotH. I), Ii. Sluunhrook and J. O. Newland went to Oorena, Latin County, today, with a view to tiecurlng uomit building lumber. Warren Iteed wur here from Car dlner on IjiihIim'hh thin week. Me aaya nearly ion mirveyniH are now employed near there mi the proponed 8. 1. railroad Hue and the competing couKt line. I -nth Hewn to he doing careful, permanent work, nnd their uctlvlly apparently foreshadowH an other "DcHrhutcH canyon" race in railroad building by llval linen. PALACE THEATER TONIGHT! iti:a i.aic i'itMiit "TIIIC Ol TL.UV SAMAItlTAN.' An Ktmauny feature with ;. M. An deraoii iih the outlaw. 'ALWAYS A WAV. A Labia Comedy. 'Put lie Weekly if Current Kvenf.' Two Good Song Numbers 7:1.', K: I".. S: Ki. 10: i:.. AduItH 1 0r, tlilldren under 11 years. Tic, children under nix free with par ent. HICKS AND WORSTELL Civil Engineers and Surveyors FARM AM) LOT SfRVKYS 1 Vsi-riptioiis ami l;its chocked lor attorneys. Water wcr :iu Ii fixa tion wttk. I'lats ami maps drawn. 01 1 ICR With Coninurei.il Abstract Company 32S.No. J.cktn Strrct Residence I'hone 131 Tarty R Office rhone 245 HOWARD'S SHOE HOSPITAL W. S. i;i. I'ni NOW LOCATED ON CASS STREET In the Matthews Hldg., next iliHr to Stu;ls Croccry All kinds of repairing. Shoes maile to order by an expert 4 1- -O whom he h;is Ihm-ii pitted, both in the Knt and on tin I'aHtic Coast. Winn he entered the 1 s.2 halke lino ton ni anient I ur the amatetii championship of ttie Tinted Hiates ir lUuy, Wright w.uh pitted ii ni Kfiine of tlie most expert plaver l;i billiards. lie d-featerf C. F. Conk lin. of ''hit aniiileur Ii mo. a veteran euest In the Id, unking 4nn points to his opponent's :i 1 1 in ihe final game. Iii' id-ntiiliy Wrij-.M in the only play er on the l'a llle Count to win t he a ina tear elm in ptnm-'hip eant of i'hl an. Later Wrinht entered the pro regional field and Ktieceeded In win- iiIiik the highest Iiodoth on the I'a- ciflc Coast. Ho ha a veritable treasure in silver trophfeH and med- altt. Those, who are In any way In- terested in billiard and denire to learn PomethliiK from an expert, are Invited to he prem-nt when Wright gives his exhibition gam-. IIICI). WILSON. At the county hospital In Kdenhower. Nov. I 1 . I'M 1 . Robert llson, aged about Mi years. 1 deceased was brttiiht hire from Canyonville about five or tdx wei'kn ago. lie was a carpenter by trade. a native of Knghind, and bad no known relative. The funeral will u held Wednetiilay mnrning, with inter ment In the county cemetery. CASTOR I A For Lifunts aiM Ctuidren. The Kind You il-vi ASvvcjs Boi-ghi Boart? the Ask for piano cei-tUb-ale nt Joseph hoii'h. l-'ISM TXI.IN ii rf t,il, h ,..,., ihiii d.-aler. Imt liic liiit.T :ir.- oft .'ii "fti'shcr" Ihan the r i . 1 1 Ih.'.v kfi'ii. Tlmt H tin lllMllil,' Ih.'V !.. II . mi , mi. Wi I'iin't M.-II oil r J. Ami t In- I'IkIi I'.ilr c li.o.. toil. iv Is Mini wi" have III!' Insl. ri.s!l'-st. mill S.Vl-.'tfSl (MHI- siminirii .r s. a i'mul w liaf rt I'lT.-rtil to our iialiniiN tins Koasnn Tlrkli' .wiiii ai'i'ilili' Willi i In. flavor of ono. V.. . I' I.11H l Mi: r AMI I l-.ll MAI'.KKT, N-'i ; h .la. liMill Street. ITS WISEST TO I".K AllKM) OF TIMK 1'!.t:-- ,nir w . i : i u., for w'i: ii- . .K in KIMI l(- Hi MH. w - Ml 11 ' o:,l, -i it!i tli ''-!' .1 wl.m ' h fr. t'l.' kin.l t'it w:ii in.iK.- ,.ar t;i,. tartiiiK or 'i l l '.i; ..n .. n .in. r ai:.l a o-r i. iint W .-.on I'.lll ! --I KIM.-. ( ll. .1 I .:' lei,, ef I I I 1 AMI II t. ROSEBURC FEED AND FUEL CO. '''''r' I I hill lu'i hb-- leliii.-lj l:Ul:i u ViPit in Snlem. Mr. uud Mis. H C WiUon u.'id I hahy left this morning ir rtril.uid I U. T liiltton. of IMttKbiirg. is vinlt ' I iik u ii Ii a. I.. Mi Ctiiidlwia at the yink Fruit Far ins. County Comftiissloner KerrlKn, or Seattle, a Rood roiid enthuKiuht, 'ah l er' on btiKiiM-SH today. F. llaefner and his mother and sister are her. frfjin California, lie may deride to purchaxu a slock farm. 1'tjniK'it U your only chain e to hear the KfealcU women rhoir In exlsi ' iii T.' ki ts at MarsteiH dniK more. JaHiar M. Miller, of ltut;e Falln. .laktiou County, was here Mondn niakiiiK final proof on hit homestead claim. C. G. Talt, of Alhion. 111., who hun heeii vibitiiiK at tilt; home of John (joodhourue , In North Hosehurg, went to Cot'tajse tirove today. This in the last call. You wit. iilaiue yourself severely tomorrow ii you fall to hear the Welsh Choir at i lie Armory tonight. It. L. Olle left this morning for Portland. He has on exhibition th -n-'l hoxes of choice Douglas Couu'y prunes In the Oregon competition. Kdward Huff ham. employed at Josephsou's, and Miss liazl Holers, granddaughter of Mrs. Anna 11. Hoff man, ol West Lane street, were uni ted In marriage last Saturday even ing at the home of Kev. V. A. Smirk, who oflieiated. Mr. and Mrs. flufTham will reside nt the Hoffman home. Dr. Wendt, whose temporary office is in the Urand Hotel until the Per kins building Is completed, will treat all kinds of cases of sickness, day or night. Office phone i55, resi dence 1 97-Y. dsw Dr. K. J. Bonner, nerve and eye specialist, of Medford, Ore., is again in the city. Will call at residence for consultation and examinations. Guar antees to fit glasses In a manner that they will not have to be refitted. Consultation free. Phone 281. He will remain about two weeks. A marriage license has been Issued in Portland to W. L. Archaniheau and Hattie C. Howe. Mr. Archam heau iba former resident of this county, now connected with the Wai ren Construction Company In Port- lam!. M. Krlenbach, of New York, Is here representing the Portland Cement Company, which owns the big cement deposit near (iletigarry. Ho says the company's big plant at Oswego, near Portland. Is nearing completion and will he ready for operation In about It 0 days. Albany Herald: Claire Maker, with the Soul h. Tii Pacific at. this city for several years, has received a transfer to Portland and will brake on a pas senger run out of that city to ltose burg. This will make five sons Mr. and Mrs. J. W. lhiker will have ii. Portland, and they have decided to move, there with them. In view or this fact Mr. (taker has decided not to make the light for chief or police, and his petition will not be tiled. "Pride of Douglas, a Hose burp product, nnd "Queen City," a hard wheat article, made at Vancouver Wash., are the two best varieties of Sour on the market. Why use an) other kiud that costs more? If youi rocer doesn't carry either brand just phone 13. Douglas County Mills ind a BHck will be delivered at you) innirt (iff The concert justified all the glow ing accounts written In the public press wherever the chou has made its appearance in this country. It is a pleasure to listen (o such a hod) of female voices, where almost every mem her. It seems. need not fee! ishamed to step out of the choir atid before the audience, because they arc Welsh, and as a nation of singers nature has endowed (Item with an in heient facility of musical comprohen- siou iiinl with beautiful and natural voji -s. Cleveland ( ( Hiio ) Leader. At the Annoiy tonight. XOTU'K T OlU C I STOMKCtS. AM parties nwfuK us accounts are requested to rail and settle same an imi ly as possthle. You will find rs it .04 K.tot I tuRlas. isw 1'iLKixtJTON into.-;. t.lm writ., fit I fc. V A MHMIIIK, I'McMt Altsrwcja, HmiIIi U. C MKS. s. K. .llll AM Teitrher of rtiliia I'nlntiiitf I'ainted Artith'H for Sale. -'H Ma iu. UosehuiK. Ure!oii. l'(U SAl.K fnnild.'te Iiou'hnM f ii r Kit ii i tlteap. Iimuire Hi t'oM si ret t. KOi: S Al.i; 1 Li t i in fr man and tfe. ,u in h ion liter. 1 stunU. Mill put eu tu emtrt)l; a M.a. Mak.H f 1 Mi per numih Heiter iiixt'NtiK.ite tint nt oni'tv ' N J.i K sen st i el. Utisehui ft .Ore WM'KI rell.iMe in;n or unm an to oprii an etlue und reprenent H". here SttinethlUK entireiv lie. One ef the best inoue -tnakerH on tl market tdav. If oii hae $"(" to In i rot and want to be In-d-i endnit and h: h leitnn:ite tM,.iu-i- licit mill iwt vou tiottt t f.'mi a ivk. thin our ei l y' tiinitv Kxpertenre not n- sarv. Kefereui ei tiatlifed tli ' f ' r 7 p. m.. Hotel MiCIallm. Kenm ?t niatn flnor Special Delivery Hoping tt be;ir from you poen. ate iii? fur bnnnf-, Golden Meda! Extract Co. Phone I.".' V. :o N. Jackson St I 1 Ho, v,o.'i.ta . I'l'ir- : ehc" V. . i.i . otih Idaho l itid fi -i id niei Lev, it, on Nation;'! lialik l ime, pleaded giiilt to ail iu- 1 dk'tllienth. fle 111 llll!:ile, letUMiel 'two ya.i. ugL iif.alhfct him In con junction with Die t lit ft of $!:;?, nut) of t'l!'. bank's luiid and falsification of the r t uids of the ban!.. Judge Deit rlch si ntenccd Hobnett to sen e 1 o yean, in ptison. "World s pleasure grc;ind and h:ilth S Ltittorim.i." i : a title that may w el! be bestowt d upon Hot .Spring. Arkansas, according to a re port just in:id by Harry It. M '.vers, superintendent, to tie Sec re a ry of the interior. 'To 11 lust rat" hoiv widely these waters are known," he says, "a daily bath report, selected at random, shows patients here from seeral foreign countries. The pasi vear was the most prosperous ever known here. Kvery month of last year shows more visitors than th corresponding month of 1110, th" total number of visitors for the yeui being approximately 1:10.000. Th 1 total receipts o' the bathhouses in 1 HI U were $LM7.:ilti. and in 1911 they amounted to 1 4." There are fourteen men in Con gress with union cards In their pockets, members in good standing of organizations which are a tli Ha ted with the American Federation oi Labor. The list Is as follows: Wilson, Pennsylvania, coal miner; Lee. Penn sylvania, blacksmith; Martin, Cotoi ado, locomotive fireman; Cary. Wis consin, telegrapher; Hughes, New Jersey, textile worker; Huchanan. Il linois, structural worker; McDermott. Illinois, telegrapher; Lewis. Mary land, coal miner; Smith. New York, telegrapher; Anderson, Ohio, musi cian ; Sher ood. Ohio, typographical union; Roberts, Nevada, metal miner: Farr, Pennsylvania. typographk'a1 union; Maher, New York, hatter. According to a straw ballot tak.-n by the Seattle Star, Robert La Fol lette leads as the Republican's choice for President and Bryan for the Democrats, in that vicinity. Presi-1 dent Taft came in a very poor last' among a list or seven canaurites. The result of the poll follows: Ln Fol let te H 1 H a , llrya n 9 1 0 , 1 ebs 4 ." ." . Wilson 440. Clark 2H. Harmon UO, Taft 75. Many women cast ballots in th.t poll. " Although the Southern Pacific rail-; road has never approached the hoi-1 ders of Kentucky, that slate may tax; the company's ocean liners, accord ing to the decision of Ihe tT. S. Su premo Court handed down Monday., The slate contends that as the South-1 orn Pacific was organized under Ken-' lucky laws and the company's mair ( ollices are nominally located in Keti-j tucky. It has the right to tax all; Southern Pacillc ships, mi matter where they plv. The Supreme Court's decision upholds Hie favorable deci-j sion of the Kentucky Court of Ap peals on tli it: point. j Smith's Livery, all new rigs and outfits, first class driving and riding hort.es; automobile in connection., Terms reasonable. Phone GO. Otlice1 with new ladies' waiting room, cor-1 ner Oak and Rose streets. S. T. : Smith, proprietor. dtf Mrs. L. K. Yockey returned this afternoon from n visit with her sister at Mvrtle Creek. i Kverybody snys: "The plana nt JoNcphsoir 1" line." Uf . "As ve advertise, so shall ? ro known." I I r a: And you know when you buy our Soda you are setting Snd-i that is absolutely pure nnd healthful Vou are invited to drop In anv time and Inspect ovir plant and te..t our hevernnes. Roseburvr Soda Works, Phone 1S6 Are You Going to Start to School Next i Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday? We h v bad expeilonr In the school Fii; p!r line, and kuo hat Is reiukr J for school. W'c .- t the !ar i itcck cf SCHOOL BOOKS Tablet, pencil, etc. The lo est prices. Headquarters for fountain pen Your patronflpe solicit d. Roseburg Book Store Roseburg, Oregon unTpw -i.ui.iiuo lii.i-wi. s-1 huiiian' LaiiU s' Climi. win. h will iijiii. ur l IIih Arm ory on 'l'di-sila;. . Nov. 14. harm nn uiiiii.'in-i Willi lt biiiKiiiK. an Or.heui of old Rhurin..'d cr Hllon w ith bis lute. There In a fiiSL-inuti u in the slnglug of Ihe fair daiitshtrra of Wales that makis a lisltner Kiii-ll-bound while hiti soul iti tians.-Mined on theliinioiis of liifiiiiaMon into realms he never exlorel In his life before. It is wortb a whole UferiiiiM to spend only an hour under the Influence of the music of this magulllcent organiza tion. The annual On ysantheinlllri Show will he held Kriday and Saturday. November 17 and Is. In the real es tate olliio of the Farmers' Land & Investment Co . ' " West Cass street. Kverybody having chrysanthemums to exhibit please leave them at the ollice Tiiursd.iy afternoon or early Friday morning There will be a sale of homo coo.-.iii. aprons, fancy worK, dolls, candy, etc.. both days. SOITIIKIIX PACIFIC TIME CAKM. NortlilMuiid. No Name Le i:. Shasta Limited .. 7::.0 a. m 14. Flyer 11:55 p. m. 10. Overland 11:15 p. m. 18. I'ort.-Ashlnnd local 1:45 p. m 2(1. Port.-Koseb b local 9:00 a. m SouthtM.und. 11. Shasta Limited ...12:41 . m 13. Flyer .lo a. m 15. Overiand 4:05 . m 17. Port.-Roseb'g local 19. Port. -Ashland local 6:30 p tr. No. 17 ties up In Itoeliur. ir riving hero at 11:55 p. m. U form the equipment of No. 20, whlco leaves here at 9:00 in the morning returning to I'ortlaDd, Pian Free You get a chance with each admission ticket at the GOLDEN THEATRE 5c Admission 5c The best pietures in Hoseburg. TODAY Tin-: VYV. Death Killing Auto Hide. TIIK moss Where Christianity Won. S()1 "('hiltlhiMxl lays.' TIIK IIOJ)-l A Hit! Scream. Mendota Coal $9 Per Ton Delivered Everywhere S57 MI'MHdJ AI, is favnrro with the houseke. per She knns th.it she ran depend upon It to he a .-lean eo;il - no siHit. no dirt S'ih kin-s th.it her kitchen will r.iv lean. She a so kn,is th.lt Mendota kni.l.es ...ii '.urns readili ati.l ni.ik.s hut htile ash. Order tediy Roseburg Flour Mills Phone 56 i i mini "n i " 'lte'e 8 !i!ndi4 iilvcttlJcf,1 Is t I lu'.frht? wd tepntatloa." Pnrft BrMd Mad from the I Ul U Ii! UUU very Best Flour and baked under sanitary conditions expert bakers has made our Bread the Housewives' Favorite. Our Huns, Itolls, Cookies, Cukes and I'lcs are unexcelled. Cioodi da. Ilvi red daily. CHURCH BR.OTHER.S CASS STREET PHONE 35 DELIVERY The Greatest Value Our laundering results apsure the patrous of a value and quality unapproachable. There is no slighting of an)' of the details to nial c our prducts exceptional. The - - Roseburg Steam Laundry WHEN you buy Meat, Fish and Poultry you want the best at a Reasonable price. We carry Fresh meats and a trial order will convince you that we can please you. Phone 134 Roseburg Meat Market, Kiii:iin. sr. 'THE MERRY WIDOWS" (I'OUMKKI.Y Till: AXTI.KItS) Plinnn 2H1. MRS. CALLAND, Proprietor Modern Apartments with bath, and hot and cold water in each room. FIRST CLASS DINING SERVICE We'guarantee to please particular people. 112 Biockway Street, Near High Schoo J THE BEST YET J: - i. i;ri--Vy-.'ir- J-' 'fi SEE Winnie Gaddis "THE" PLUMBER. Mf Ff sood pnntltis of m nm, ii, ttnvlew always leads. m:iii;i wens., i-i rnlH.