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Pt 30c, '50 Gal. 75c, I Gal. $1.50
PHONE 76
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EVENING ROSES REVIEW
OCTOIJEB in.
DAILY WEATUhpoux
U. S. Weather Buii ffi
Hoscburg, 24 hours lg $ mi
today. . '
Precipitation In i, ud hun
dredth: Maximum temperatu 69
Minimum tcmperutu , t; , 42
Precipitation U
Total precipitation lirat Of
0
Normal prcclp. for tblath. .
. .i. 2.61
Total preclp. from Sepa late
1."
Aver, preclp. from SepxiTT
1.11
Total excess from BeL. 'IS
i. 33
Average precipitation It vat
seasons (Sept. to tnolu-
Blve.) ..: ..,.33.08
WILLIAM BEOBaerver.
WEATHER FORSTJ
Fair toulKlit und TllSy.;
NOTICE OK CEXEnALT KIC
TION. J
Notice Is hereby glveat a gen
eral election will be hel the City
of Itosehurg, Oregon, Monday,
October 6th. 1913. betwibe hours
of 9 o'clock A. M. and 6 ick P. M
T7ERN ISUD
r GREENH JSE
Roseburg, On
Mrs. F. D. Owen
Phone irit
Cut Flowers
Potted Plants
Funeral D
Wedding ijueb
lust received a fresh! ply
of Ferns of all kind: Uso
on sale at
The Rose Confecti
of said day (provided that the Judge
shall have the power to adjourn for
one hour at noon), at which said
election the following officer will
be elected, to-wlt:
One Mayor to serve for two yar.
One Recorder to serv for two
year. .
One Treasurer to serve for two
years.
One Councilman from each of to
four wards of the city, each to serve
tor two years.
One Councilman from Ward 1 to
serve for one year.
Bald election will be held at the
following named polling places, and
conducted by the following named
Judges and Clerks, or their duly
selected substitutes, to-wlt:
First Ward: Polling place, court
house; Judges, William Carstens, F.
W. Dtllard, T. A. Ratfety; Clerks,
Belle Good, Emma P. Cardwell.
Second Ward: Polling place, Ump-
qua Hotel: Judges, A. A. Hollows
M. Jennie Hulck, W. E. Maraters;
Clerks, F. P. Brown, Mabel Van
Uuren.
Third Ward: Polling place, Rose
burg Hotel; Judges, J. P. McKay,
Rita K. Cobb. A. S. Uuell; Clerks,
Edna Wharton, Emma J. Chamber.
Fourth Ward: Polling place, city
hall; JudgeB, Ida C. Giles, W. B
llammltte. 0. V. Wlmberly; Clerks,
Addle Josephson. Muyme C. Hicks,
Notice Is further given that at said
election Ordinance No. 515, entitled
"An Ordinance licensing, taxing,
and regulating businesses, occupa
tions, professions, callings, trades,
and employments within the corpor
ate limits of the City of Roseburg,
Oregon, and regulating the manner of
ssu tig licenses, ana proviaing
punishment for the violation of any
provision of thiB ordinance, and re
pealing Ordinance No. 313, passed
by the Common Council on the 13th
day of June, 1910, and all ordin
ances amendatory thereto or in con
flict herewith, and declaring an
miinreeiicv." . nansed by the Common
Council and approved by the Mayor
of the City of Roseburg on me itra
h,iv nf lwember. 1913. upon which
ih. referendum has been invoked.
will be submitted to the vote of the
qualified electors of said city for
their approval or rejection. The
fnrm in u-hlrh Raid referendum will
be submitted on the official ballot Is
. fniinu-a tn-wlt: "Proposed Dy net
nronHnm " "Ordinance No. 515, to
license, tax and regulate certain oc
cupations, etc.. providing a penalty
repealing Ordinance Number 313
and declaring an emergency."
'300 Yes.
1301 No.
mm, E. WI.MI1ERLY,
Recorder of the City of Roseburg,
Oregon.
(place for coal
i a visitor from Myr-
who vWCI
turned if J
Elegant
It perwl
D. HW
CanyonvliJ
business M
Otti 4
Creek U
business ct
Mrs. N
this monp
week at
J. W.
morning,
duys at tl
Mis Hrt
this morn:
with friend
Mrs. V.
returned
day's visit
Mrs. M.
Roseburg :
to Ulengari
II. F.
where he
hunting
J. F. Poi
Pass last
couple of
Mr. and Ml
for the slate.
main the
Ceorge
Riddle lat
business ml
, Med
trlfl
OFTICm tM." J
In New York' past theatrical lea-
Ison, notable for It mauv rnm.j.
a a unor irom -y :uccese., the greatest laugh-provok-Int
yeaterday In tble' r w ..0ttlcr
t MacHugb, which ran the entire tea-'
hnks went to Grant son at the Gaiety Theater to capacity!
nouses. inis lamous farce corned
fresh from it Broadway triumphs ,
will be seen at the Antler's Th.n'!
Oct. 4. In "Officer 606," the author!
I laid to have handled his plot and
character with all the ingenuity and'
brilliant map of the modern French!
and German school of dramatic con-1
tructlon. At the same time, it is
paradoxically stated, he has apparent
ly shattered all the traditions of the!
stage, so individual and novel are
hi swiftly evolved comedy situations
complicated, hopelessly tangled and
finally susprlslngly straightened out.
Unlike most comedies the utmost sus
pense a to the outcome keep pace
with It continual provocative laugh
ter until the final scene. Just when I
one thinks a glimmering of the solu-l
tlon I dlacernable the next situation
weep the Idea away In a gale of
laughter and renewed wonderment a
to how the play I really golnc to
end. In this masterly handling of
the story of a sparkling, wholesome
farce, "Officer 666" la said to stand
In a class by Itself. While cold type
cannot give an adequate condensed
version of the story, the plot is woven
around one Alfred Wilson, a cele
brated thief of famous pictures, who
covets the famous Gladwin collec
tion. During Gladwin's absence in
Europe, Wilson wins over the butler
his nefarious plans to steal the
most valuable paintings. Posing as
Gladwin himself, he incidentally ar
ranges to elope with a lively girl,
who consents In order to escape from
forced distaierui marriage. Glad
win secretly returning learns of the
double plan, falls in love with the
girl himself, and In order to expose
the thief without newspaper notoriety
to the girl, assumes the disguise of
a policeman Officer 666. From this
point the rapidity or the ensuing be
wildering complications must be
seen to be properly appreciated.
The late
all careful!
Roseburg
II. green tl
Mrs. J. ll
le Creek.
burg lookhl
Mrs. C.
her home a;
ng a day
Beede.
I. Keller
ngton this
visit with fr
some time.
For tf e
School
it with friend for a
!rford left today- for
a few day at the
, J. M. Ellison left for
lor a week' visit with
Williams, of Dlllard,
jr yesterday, ha ra
ta without bath, for
at Hotel Umpqua.
Vft for bi home at
I evening, after a brief
Jere.
n returned to Myrtle
aing, after a visit on
9 city-
rcCall left for Salem
spend the rest of the
El fair,
ft for the north this
lng to spend several
Me fair.
mlth went to Oakland
to apend a few days
1 relatives.
Iter and family have
rrtle Creek, after a
1 yesterday.
rove was a visitor in
rday, returning home
the evening,
ent to Albany today,
4ispend a week on a
that vicinity.
deft here for Grants
Jrig, after spending a
here on business.
w W. S. McElhlnny left
imlr this morning to re
mainder of the week.
Ihlhagen left here for
evening to look after
Iters for a short time.
new ana popular fiction.
selected books, at the
lok Store. We give S. &
ping stamps.
Harris and son, of Myr-
icnt yesterduy In Rose-
nfter business matters.
Trach has returned to
Myrtle Crook, after visit-
two with Mrn. William
ft for points in Wash-
rning, whore he will
ds und relatives for
left here this morn
liear which place he
w days on a hunting
the M. E. Church,
a window sale of
Marshall's grocery,
Ink Tablet
Memorandul
Prang's No.
Jcil Tablets, Note Books,
iooks, Drawing Pads,
,?aints, 5c and lUc faint
11
Brushes, Crajf Crayons, Inks, Mucilage
Library Paste tubes and bottles, Rulers
Pencil SharrJlrs, Sponges, etc., etc.
osburn! pharmacy
OPPOSITE HOTEL vq
PHONE 162
C. JACOBSON
Telephone 208
PanitoriuTi Dye Works
W. W. Lvn.1
Ing for Dlllanl
will spend u
xpediliori
The ladies
South, will ho
home cooking
Saturday, Oct.
Mrs. M. A. Rich and family nrrlved
here this morning from Salem, III.,
iintl will locnte permanently some
where iu this vicinity.
l-'or any pain, burn, scald or bruise,
apply Dr. Thomas' Eclectic Oil the
household remedy. Two sizes, 25c
audaOc ut all drug stores.
Miss ('. W. Mullen nrrlved here
from Eugene yesterday evening to
visit several weeks with her parents,
Mr. and .Mrs. SI. 1,. Stricklln.
.1. Johnson, tho Methodist pastor at
Ten Mile for the past year, left this
morning fur Oakland, Cal., In which
locality he has charge of a church
Miss Luclle Gillette, for some time
a clerk In the County Assessor's
office, left this morning for a trip
,-ast, to remain for nn indefinite time.
Mrs. A. J. Carman and MIbs Wood-
,-ird. who had been visiting in Port
land and other northern points for
aliout a week, returned here yester
day evening.
Oscar Henry, who had spent tho
last several months at Melrose, left
last night for l'ortlnnd and later for
tin- r.ast to spend several months
with relatives.
1- L. Perdue was in town this
morning from Perdue, looking after
business matters. He remarked that
conditions are exceedingly favorable
111 inai locality 1 ins year.
Mrs. I nomas Sayers, of West Fork,
I passed thru here on lmr return home
I last evening, from Portland. She
1 was accompanied by Mr will Vnn.
ney. wlio is visiting at her home for
soino time.
Furniture of ail kinds, phono-
L-nii'ii". uit-uHiin ana every-
HUng In the way of home furnishings
. very reasonable prices at the Rose-
U'liolie aov.
It. Hole, of the Draiter Krut Co
Us city, left for Riddle this morn
ts for securing two car, of dried"
" ue packed h ih
.U work fall puantetl
ral dyeing and cleaalag at I
Crstt
2O0 N. ROSE iT, CORlC3
i.
railed for and deliTored. Practl
of Ladle' and Gent' Clothln
and Portiere.
Roseburg, Oregon
that
ipany here.
W. Otto, of Mvrllo oi.
""f .!!?!". wl,n ' friends
1 " "-Ports consld
:, activity. in the c00 Countv
i building, which heTellove.
" ot lhe '"fnlng of the rail-
CHII.DHKN HATE OIL,
fAUIMKL AND PILLS.
'California Syrup of Mgs" best for
toiiwx Ht4imju'lt, liver, bowels
tiwt4- (ItmtiouN.
Look back at your childhood days.
Remember the "dose" mother In
sisted on castor oil, calomel, ca
thartics. How you hated them, how
you fought against taking them.
With our children Its different.
Mothers who cling to tho old form of
physic simply don't realize what they
do. The children's revolt Is well-
founded. Their tender little "In-
sides" are Injured by them.
If your child's stomach, liver and
bowels need cleansing, give only de
licious "California Syrup of Figs."
Its action is positive, but gentle. Mil
lions of mothers keep this harmless
fruit lnxatlvo handy; they know
children love to take it: that It never
falls to clean the liver and bowels
and sweeten Ihe stomach, and that a
tenspoouful given today saves a sick
child tomorrow.
Ask your druggist for a ad-rent
bottle of "California Syrup of Figs,
which has full directions for babies,
children of nil ages and for grown
ups plainly on each bottle, lleware
of counterfeits sold here. See that
It Is niado by "Califoriila Fig syrup
Cotiuiniiv." Refuse any other kind
with contempt.
Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens.
a complete lino to select from at me
lnahure llnok store. o give a.
II. green trading stamps.
Fort Jones
the best
have it
Soflrwv Butter
a
Lurg
11. Fisher. !, 1.. , .
time ;.::- " en
It.
: -ome urn nrre n. tK .
-in-'vcotwhi
m .. Br nom(,
' ' saVgumg aZi
, urt there. More the
Jhonaj 19
-mm tl.
a- 4aW I m w aatvfl
,le ami Effer,Te ,Uw
I gentle and effect u. i
uVit neoiil. j lve 'axa-
'"ll i,el"e demand when
from constluatinn hen
r by Dr. Klar-. v- nou"
,h Tallmann" , SJt"
t, . writes: "Th '
,.';n, the best iin. t"' h
,v- ever taken." PI!r!"nT lfe
; , . Price J5e
INSURE YOUR
PAY CHECK
Call on W. II. Richardson, 217
Perkins building, and he will ex
plain why rich men as well as
poor men are insuring their In
comes. Also how you can easily
provide for your pay i lie-k even
month you live, ami aiterwanis
how the same sized check will
romo along regularly lo M"r
beneficiary as long as In- or she
lives, with tho. fuither ki
that If both should die
lifo tho entire amount
for would Ii" paid
an'e
at
estate.
I call that real insur
ancedon't you?
Call ami see n.-
W. H. Richardson
Every Kind of
Insurance
ASSOIUTE SECURITY
UMQUAlliD StRVICf
Phone 122
l.if"
F.l'l
1 '1-1. till
Ati'oljit
Inc. line
ileal! 11
A" id.
Ilillglarv .
Plate i;l.,--
Surety H I
l.t
THE WORLD
Loulsvlllt factories consuma 88 par
cent of It water supply.
On the Sicilian Llpari lalanda thara
are thirty pumlc aton mine.
The Japanese have given op tha coa
toiu of coloring tea with German In
digo. Chin exports mora than 1800,000
worth ot chicken and duck feather
every year.
A novel lamp shad la mounted on a
frame Ilk an umbrella o It can be
closed to save room.
Hairpins the point of which lock
o they wilt not slip oat bar been pat
ented In Great Britain. .-.
Within the last ten year one-half of
the vineyards In Spain hara been de
stroyed by th phylloxera.
Cellulo I being recovered ram
waste aaparagn by a proceea discov
ered by a Hamburg chetnlat.
The most hygienic conntry In th
world I Sweden, In th opinion ot Pro
fessor Irring Fisher of Tala.
Venice 1 equipping Its Bra depart
ment with steam angina carried on
petroleum propelled motorboata.
Atlanta, Oa., ha a public safety
league of which more than 1,000 street
railway employee are member.
Lexington, Ma., ha restored It
ancient Paul Revere belfrey to It orig
inal locaUon where It stood In 1761.
An organizaUon of scientists who are
engaged in the study of forest insects
bss recently been formed In Washing
ton. 8t Louis Is being urged to adopt the
plan of assessing benefited localities
for the purchase and maintenance of
parks.
Tho asphalt producUon of tha Unit
ed Status, chiefly by Texas and Cali
fornia, ha Increased mora than four
fold In ten year.
Celluloid model of gear wheel have
been luvented to ahow how much
train steel wheels of the same design
will withstand.
Begundo Sanchez of Penonome, Pan
ama, who has proclaimed himself the
Messiah, has predicted the destrucUou
of the world.
ice cream I not uaed to a great ex
tent In England. If the season 1 un
usually warm there 1 a good sale for
bottled soft drtuks.
The United States has an enormous
spiivtlte for Swiss cheese. About 25
per cent of all the Swiss cheese pro
duced comes to this country.
In the cotton mills of Bangalore, In
dia, a great part of the work Is per
formed by children of both sexes who
do not receive over 0 cents a day.
Nenrly 70 per cent of the residents
of the United States are using elec
tricity In some form every day. If only
for telephoning or ringing doorbells.
Swiss pastry makers have been fa
mous for many decades. With the
bakers and candy makers, they hnd an
exposition at Zurich recently 215 ex
hibitors taking part
The number of ostriches In the Un
ion of South Africa exceeds 740.700.
The weekly sales In the Cape province
average more than a million feathers,
not including the lowest grades.
Maps of Australia, giving the re
sources. Industrial activities, etc., are
tu lie published by the commonwealth
government at Melbourne. The first
edition will be Issued early In 1UH.
Fsn brakes to displace the air be
neath a car and thus retard Its motion
and also to keep tho hub brake cool
have been fitted to some automobiles
used In mountainous portions of Swit
zerland. It has been asserted that oranges
are Indispensable lo English coal min
ers as s relief from the Inordinate
thirst created by the Irritation of coal
dust In the membrane of the throat
and mouth.
tiutta percha now obtained from tho
leaves of the caoutchouc tree Is said
to be more durable Ihsn that obtained
by tapping the trunk and Is coming
Into use In t rance for Insulating sub
marine cables.
Mure tlinn IKKiO small logging opera
ton now buy national forest Umber.
At least I'-Vimi persons, settlers, min
ers, st'x-k nieii niul others, obtain timber
from t ilde Ssm's big wood lot for
their own use fnw of charge.
Chile thinks of withdrawing all iron
ore deposits fr.un entry by private per
sons or i orpcrntluns In order to give
the government time to select such
profvrtlos " R "'n' want to hold, that
Ihey may he. oine sources of revenue.
An agricultural chemist of Ihe Pun
Js'i K,,--nu ent has come to the con
rluM'iii that sugur could be made prof
ltn :.f from llil date palms, which
'grow plentifully throughout India, one
mall provln e lne having I.VJ.U00 of
tlicrn.
A rep'-rt of the Fulled States bureau
,,f i-ltirtl in says the public school
...n. li. rs In the I ni'ed States do not re-
c-lve suill'-lei.t salary to ssve enough
ncr.ev t curry n le.piste llle insurance
or lo pr'i-eel v. Iih further professional
training.
The tlnevt hotel In Ihe world, accord
, t the plans "f It" projector. Mr.
I i.-elev. a lliellllier 01 pnruu-
M nil
erect"! In Iwidon oppo-
It
i t
th,. entr-m e to Hyde park.
,1 ,ece,v le-crh- IWO acfl'S and will
. thai. Jli.'MI.Hnf).
.ovmv.vvwvv.v.vv...
The Kind Too Have Always Bought,' and which tea W
In UM for over SO vmm. k.. s-v. - i
wuv - a BOWH V
i ana no rea made tmdaar KM
All Counterfeit, Imitations and " Jast-aa-good" a
Kqterlmenta that trine with and endanger the health
1iWim and ChlJdmn Ernrlnu ml..t I n
What Is CASTORIA
Oaatorla la a hannless substitute for Castor OIL
gorio. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It
on tains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Kareotte)
sabstanoe. Its rure Is Its guarantee. It deatrara Wi
Suod Malays Fere-Tin tines. 2t cureu Diarrhoea, and Wtatd
Ootto. It relieves Tenrli.ng Trimbles, cures Conatlpas1
avad Flatulency. It OHsimtUitc tho Food, iwolates tha)
scomacn ana Uuweli, itiv.njf lienlthy and natural
Vbe Children's lanivcuv Tho Mother. Friend.
' .
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...Ji.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
J, it '.
t'--!'i
The Kind You Hare Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Yeara.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State or
Oregon in and for Douglas County.
William B. Roland, plaintiff, vs.
Marie Ruland, defendant.
To Marie Ruland, the above named
defendant:
In the nnme of the State ot Oregon
you are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint of plaintiff
filed against you In said court and
cause, on or before Friday, October
3, 1913, being the date proscribed by
the court in the order for publication
of said summons for you to appear
and answer said complaint, and If
you fall to appoar and answer said
complaint on or before said date,
plaintiff will apply to the court for
the relief demanded In hi complaint,
to-wlt: For a docrce dissolving the
marriage contract now and hereto
fore existing between plaintiff and
defendant, and for his costs and dis
bursements herein Incurred.
This summons Is published In the
Roseburg Review by order of lion.
Dexter Klce. County Judge of Doug
las County, Oregon, by an order amade
the 21st day ot August, IMS. the
.first publication of thi summon ba
ling of date August 21, HIS, and tha
Mast publication thereof will be
I Thursday, October 2, 191S, making
the full period of lx conaeeatiT
weeks.
OEOROB JONES,
T Attorney for PlatntlE.
Terracotta chimney pipe, ahoaMsf
Joints, tees and capa now In stoak at
Winnie Onddls's. tha plumber.
A POLICY
In the 1
Mutual Lifev
of New York
Will cost you less and return mora
than any other company.
,1. V. lit TCHASOX, Dlt. Mgr.
421 Perkins Illdg. Phone 174.
AppieiKi Apples
Why not make Cider and Vinegar
Out of your cull Apples with a new
MitchelbCider Press.
All Sizes
From One To Ten Bbls. Cider Per Day
J. F. BARKER. COMPANY
Implements and Vehicles
Roseburg, Oregon
PILES
r rural. 1. All kinds
mrn gutter r and
lansrr. Th CAUSE
te ws inlarrrvai.
Dr. Lrunhtrdt'i
H EM-ROID
ntM-nuiu
,.i:.u u-iufo milii rul br lurking U,.
liTLRjJX CAUSE. 1 b. pUas sr. dril up snd
(XijoNBAkl'T CO.. But.. N. If. Stm took)
g,d cro" ratna'tr " U drut".
Ha'va Aradl tuaa It.
Now weigh the car- not its
price. The light and powerful
Ford competes for your favor
with every other carno mat
ter what the price. That its cost
is small is due to the manner
and magnitude of its making.
Five hundred dullnri is the new price of the Ford
runabout: the touring car Is t ""'': the town car,
J7.MI all f. o. b lietnilt, complete with equlp
nient. (let catalog and particular from O. W.
Ilurnett, Koscliurg, Oregon. ,
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