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Newspaper Page TextTfea Maiinerv lltadIjtlie Method winsome uu u tu itait T.,our.. p;Uih. , el. .U. ...Ubl. to, Am M4 mW Alio . display of .n.ar hU from ear yrorkrooav JUMoubto prion. Th. be poMibl. val.e, ta Udu,. M4 children'. F.ll and Winter eoaU. N.W ItoMUH tllk ratUoOats, .11 color.. F.II line of dross klrU worthy la qaalttr M taaptia- orlces. Mora mv bwu 4MM Oat MO. All wool, ruff-neck sweater coats. Iteae all-wool aadarwaar tofrUp day.. Ladle.' flanelette gowns, 76e. Bath robe. aa4 fetaeua. BeU Sisters' Bldg. Roseburg, Ore. MCAx vnri I . I . a .. I Sara Brlit came -" , 7,Z V" V. ln." united States to 3cutt loi.y. aWoun7d , . n..'"01 ,Mr ! s w........ ... .SrH ;a , Creek today. show aa Increase of nearly 200 ner ! Mrs I.. C. Williams loft last night cent since 1,00. In the term "Latin. I for a trip north. In,!'ic ,r '"'" 8outb Amerl-, ,:r,(.y Goodman to Portland r-aWpWTaU, co Tu'b.' on business last " . Haiti and B.nto Domingo The value Dr J fi. Klsk was In from the of export, from the United Statea to Klfk I'rult Karma today. .thes. countries In the fiscal year 113 town ,," '"on Dollars, agalnat 108 million In 100, an Increase of 187 per cent, while the nnnrt. i ih. J 1). Zurchcr returned thla morn- part, of the world were Increasing Ihk from a trip to Portland. .but 67 per cent. Special Sunday riiiriiea miiner irouii ii 70a nana out of town for your r, iu , SO cents. Hut"! I'mpqua. tf: bread, don't complain l( bualneaa I. C. A. Strong, Kdwln Weaver and Clidi- Weaver were among the Myrtle Creek residents in town thla after- lion. I'linn Cooper was from Roberts Creek today. In ABK VOTKRS TO RBOMTKB awp uvptokt vumtmam. Where aa, th educational ayaUaa of Oregon has been hampered and harassed for nearly all year, by cer tain Individual., who have salsased the Oregon ayatem of direst legisla tion la thla matter, and who have at tained no worthy and or approached any nearer to any notation of .ueh problem, aa eilat by all years of agi tation, political manipulation and litigation, and, . Whereas, what tho educational aya tem of Oregon needa at present 1. peace, and an opportunity to grow and develop Ilka the educational aya tem. of other prog receive state., and, Whereaa, the recent passage of the ralllage bill for th support of the University of Oregon and the Oregon Agricultural College,, already en acted, will In about a year automati cally take both Institution, out of politic, and allow them to devote all tbelr energies to educational prob lems, and, . Whereas, In some parte of the state well meaning and worthy cltlsena have been misled by the political agi tator and dtsorganlser. aforemen tioned, and. Whereas, Southern Oregon, on the other hand, haa alway. atood firm and united In f.vor of sound educa tion . and' reasonable expenditures therefor and ha. upheld progressive educational measures, be It therefore Unsolved, That th Southern Ore gon, Students' Association urge upon tho citlaens of Southern Oregon the duty of registering In large numbers . for the referendum election 01 No vember 4th. end of returning Impres sive majorities In favor of the Uni versity bills, and Resolved. That the press of South ern Oregon be thanked for the pro gressive stand It haa always taken and for the able work It haa always done in the cause of higher education, and that these reaolutlona be trans mitted to the newspaper, of our borne eitle. with the request that they be published. Signed: V. T. Molschenbachcr, Klamath Kalis, president; Hazel V. Radar, Medford, secretary; Jennie Hunter, Sophia Hunter, Irene Hunt, Edith Clements, committee. ROCKER IIAIltlAINS. Sometimes good remain In tin tor too long then they must he sold at a loss. II. W. Strong, the furniture Man, now has one of these opportunities In hla rocker stork. Here la hla list: Leather lUickers. $14 Rocker now ai7.no 10 Rocker now 7..KI tit Mlaaion Rocker '" 18 Panlosote Hock it ".) IIS Fumed and Cushion U.W Polished IliH-kerN. $7.00 Value Now 17.60 Value Now $7. no Value now W ax Itiw ker. I A Vuluci for II. V. STItilNll. The I'lirnllille Man . .-,.no . .voo . 11.75 .l.iM Hlenx's white spiced pickling vine gar, also pickling spices. Tho llei Hive (of course). Having Just received the fnmnu? Wolly A Co'a. samples. I am prepared to make you a suit of riot ties or over coat in any style den I rod to please th most fastidious tnste. At 127 Jackson street you will find rial, live ttillora, aerond to none on (tie coast. Little Mac, the Tailor. CASTOR I A tor Ibfauli and ChildrcD Till Kind You Have Always Cough! Bears tho signature of 'uY ctc.tU'U Will Open Wednesday October 1 st One of the moat complete atooka or groceries ever brought in Itoso burg THIS WEEK SPECIALS Hard wheat flour, value 11.80, special $l.:i'.. Sugar special, IT pounds for $1, one dollar', worth tu a cum inner carh day The CASH STORE We save you money. 123 W. Cass Street. ltnsehlirg, Ort'e.ull. We Will Move Iu a short time to our new stoic in tin- w land building on Cass street, wliere we will have larger quarters and be equipped with a nioileri) coM stmuge plant and all other up-to-date improvements. In the Meantime We have the choicest of Fresh and Salted Meats at our Sheridan Street Market, and uv yiiv the S. & H. Green Trading Stamps With Each Purchase ROSEBURG MEAT MARKET NEWHARD BROS.. Proprietors noon. Ceorge Si ons was over from Wilbur today, looking after business matters. ft A. Calhoun, one of tho success ful orchardiBtH of Harden Valley, waa Iu town today. lulling, bleeding, protruding or blind plies have )ledd to Doan'a Ointment. S0c at all stores. .V. I.. Conn, of Melrose, left this afternoon to attend the fair at Salem for a few days. MrB. 0. W. Burnett left this after noon for Portland to visit with friends for about a week. Mrs. J. II. Short and daughter, Mabel, left here today for Salem for a few days visit at the fair. I'. I. llerdel, of Marshfield, left here this afternoon for Eugene, where he will visit for n few days. Mrs. It. Ij. Stephens left thla af ternoon for Salem, where she will visit at the state fair for several day.. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. llurleson, who had spun a few days on an outing near Olalla, returned here thla after noon. A marriage license waa Issued to day In the Cuu lily Clerk's office to .utile Vernon Smith and Lela V. llan. T Kisher, of Wilbur, waa one of today's visitors In the city. He sin-til the day looking after busluess mutters. Ladies' fine leather handbags at reasonable prices at the Itoaehurg Honk Store. W e Blve S. & H. green trailing stamps. II. II. Koaduian left thla afternoon ."or a couple nf weeks vacation, which l e will siieuil at Salem and later at Wwport. II. M. I'earsnn and Shell Carroll, of the ifli.phiuic company, went to Oakland tliis afternoon to look after -nnie repairs. Mr, .1. .1. Ilraiiils went to Drain this artcrmmn to vmit for some time wiih her sister, who has boen re polit'd as unite ill. Mr and Mrs I). W. Miller and two rlnlilreii arrived here this afternoon in, in Kiilillr. and spent ttie day abop- i'ini: and vixilmg friends. Mr ati.i Mts. W. C. Only, who lind been Mfitnm with Mis. W. II. I'ltch- I'linl lor a tew days, have returned lo their lioine at 1'tirt ht till. A. .V Kiiu'-Ik iiiul 11. 1.. Kngula came 'low n I nun reel today. Tho fornior is rhioiii,. to Oakland to visit his ilauchtcr. Mis .1. W. Ilurge. I'miti's K'-aiib-is are recommended niiiliv tt bo s;iv Ihey operate CUHily, md without had af- all drug utorea. I. U'. I it v itl ami A. V. SpauldliiK ueiv dun it i nun I M ain this morning in i In' iiiti-tvM of some business. They return,-. I home on tho afternoon tra'ti. th,- i u-h Store, tlie new grocery on l'.t strerl. waa opened to the I'uh'ii to,! iy iiioliT the management of .1. It. Kim:. 'in ntoro presents letv iit it appearance, ami under the "Mi.'il.M i'ii iln iMiliiu uf Mr. King It "houhi hr, oiiio oui of the leading in' filiations of Hi,' kind In the city. Sim, ,n i '.!, u a s today moving hla t,.. oi p.,,. is trom his old quarters, ui'.i. h ho ti;,s oi'ruptod fur a iiumher of .i::.. to bis new location in the I mi in. i llot.'t. A large supply of n mil' is now on display, while i'o i. hi;- portion of tho stock will not .! t.nii;,'.! In fore Friday, when I for regular tmstiicsH. a.u. tou help make It so. Adv. : For th. best cap of coffee In Rose burg, try the famous Corona Blend at Lewie' Restaurant. 408 West Casa Oolng to set out any orchard? There's a lot of difference In tree. wa could not remain In buslnes if we sold any other than the very beat. If you do not know us, ask your nelghber. Come and see us. Kltchln Black. daw If yon bav. your monar Invested in Roseburg, If you get your wages b.re buy Roseburg bread. Adv. North Bid. Plumblna Bhon. Phone ioi. riumotng. beating, sheet metal work. dtf Jn.t watch Haddox's shoe shop grow. There 1. a reason for It. Can yon guess ItT 83S North Jackson St. J wllhoiit KTipiui; ;Hli tor effects. L'.",- at 1 v . i: M . i: . and It. K. Crow filed iition i,!.,, tu tho probate court l h I'm', .no alleged to he heirs '.'lo o: II. o. Crow, deceased ! ' oloio .'iititli',1 to the possea- e' i .i '.mi portion of the real "'v of ti.o ,. state. Monday, Oct. s i ' .! .is tiie day on which oi .ii.,r. Albert Abraham, will .1 i heaiins .is to why tile petition a' i or i'ou.,1 not be granted. wiio. a special agent of .v N Co.. arrived here o- Hiiv Ittifflugton, an o ins been employed out but v iio is now taking :i :his locality, and who ' ' e , iimpniiy as- n wit itiice suit at Portland I t .is morning that the .1 Is ; .11,1 Ibis West Fork on Mr. Cowno will veiling. NKW TOKAV FOR BALK. 1 double disc plow.1 cheap. Pllnn Cooper, 7 miles So. ' oi KosoDurg, or phone ar a. HAY FOR SAI.K. Three or four tons of oat hay, not baled; also good heavy buggy. Address Geo. 1 Waterman, K. r . 1)., Roseburg. 3t A. I.ar-y. noseburg Ikxj PKKFOK.MAMKS Dnllv 2:15 to 5. Evenings." 7 to 10:15. Iloz seats reserved Telephone 280. U and U ro,oiniiiiiitp The show that the city, two more night Orpheum show Iu tow good clean entvrlnlnmen Is the W ' NOTICE OF SHKItlFP'S SAI.K. Special two reel feuluie The Stature of FiP A powerful drama. How Did It Finij. Ellison great t'ornedy. ( Extra Pathe Weeily See Mutt's foot slip win he", throwing twelve men off the roof. It Solves the Problem How shall a woman wear a watch? This baa been af qneatf Some have carried their wilphM in handhacs. asViava a chatelaine pins, others have employed neck chalntSee of ta methods answers all the purposes of convenienqel sdornnn 1 uu WRIST WATI solves the problem of how a woman should wean convenient, practical ana llylisn. Juy; i-nriBtmas. Solid gold Elgin like illustration $55.00 AND Same In stiver $35.00. In gold filled (slightly It n fio.vu. A. S HUE Roseburg'. Leading Jewelers. ' If. f rife on. ( i .lie) Tbe newspaper of today Is the best If you have I poasinie aaverusing medium. a want ad in I Admission 10c ani 15c Coining Saturday. "A Wild Hide." It's a hit; one. Notice I. hereby given that by vir tue of an execution and order of sale, dated the 8th day of September, 1912. and Issued nut nf and under) the seal of the Circuit Court, of the ' State of Oregon for Douglas County, t and in that suit entitled O. K. Carr, plaintiff, vs. Helen W. Ott, unmar ried, C. r. Bennett and Jane Uoe' Bennett, his wife, defendants, and to, me directed commanding me to sell! the real property hereinafter de scribed to satisfy the judgment agalnat the defendants anil In fnvor of the plaintiff In snld suit, to-wlt: The aum of 30.91, with Interest from the 2na day of June, uu, at; the rate of 7 per cent per annum, the further suma of $25 attorney's fees! and 113.25 costs und disbursements,! with Interest from Juno ;nu, at tbe rate of 6 per oont per annum. I and tbe costs and expenses or sum sale; Now. therefore, 1 will on sniuruay, the 18th day of October, 1913, at tho hour of 1 o'clock In the afternoon, at I,a .ntirlllnlllin me main . I nlniutiff. v iw K Onicl. iw in Roseburg, ltougla. l ouniy, ie-i - , " vn. mpii at nuunc uni'iioii iw STOP AT Hotel Grand Cass Street Roseburg, Ore. tho seal of the Circuit ifcurt of the State of Oregon for Douglas County, and In that salt entitled O. K. Carr, nie K. Uuiggie. his wife, l'aul J. G. r ?8 BUSY 57 Hfb Men's Work Cntt bottom, peg top corduroy Kahkl jinnlH, full cut Heavy wool work ltaiitB Moys' Knickerbocker ptintB. brown, dark groygM grey, jut wliat tho boys need for kcIiooI U. Rain Coal en's 3.9$4tf it TIES V jjnts Ladles' and Men's (a. 90, dl'AII (3 1 The Golden Rule Store for better got less moneys v Compare our value:f -r ; K,j,i -a i ii,. rivht ivinppin anu jane uoe h eppin, ins w - , . , l,. l A. w,, title and Interest or saia ueieuuuu... .1 . .n ir,.i f land s tuate lui"1'"1. Ills 'fe. Douglas County, State of Oregon, described aa lot numbered one, (1) .. ... - r..,, ill Plat A. in oioi.ik iiiiM,,... .... - . liiL-allist I he defemlnnta nml In fnvor and Mary Uoe defendants, and to mo. directed couiniaDilinf; luo to sell tho real property hereinafter de scrllied to satisfy tin, judgment . . i. l.,n.,l oil, I or me ." i"" nf ,1,., nlalntlff in ulil suit In-wit- Home 0r7,lJno 1 rlconicd plat ! The sun, of Mnetv-five and :t.,-l00 appears on t he . rt 1 ' , , !.:,.3;, ) Hollars. , ml tho further L.OUHiy .. .. ... ,. JtiiVH ft'i's inn) rh nm m Stelw. a-l I hursenien. commanded to place into the lm r,V,ilnte nossesslon of said premises the purchiiRcr thereof nt said sale. Dated at Koaeburg, Oregon, bop .ember 10. "1 Ql:1NK. Sheriff for Douglas County. Oregon. o NOT1CK OI'' SIIKIUKF'S SAI.K. ins taxed at Thirty-two ($:t:M Iioilars, ail with interest from the Kith day of July. 1 ;n 3. at the rate of tl per rent pt-r annum; Now, therefore, I will on Saturday, tho 1 St h day of October, 191:1, at the hour of 1 o'clock In the afternoon, at the main entrance to the cmirthouse In lloseburg. IHjnpIas County, Ore gon, sell at public auction lor cash to the highest bidder all tho right, title , . , , ,, , . . . 'and Interest of said ilefi iulnnta In Notice Is hereby given that b; vir-m, , ,,, ..,,, , ,.,,, Kate , tuo of an execution aim oi. er in mm- 1)OU(.a Coimtv. State nf Oregon, do- uaieu me fi " " ,i-, " , -1913. nnd Issued out of nud und niiilior. I h ' ' ' r' sen neu as i.oi niinitieie 1. Plat d 2 in Mock tho seal of the Circuit Court of the I """"" " " ' rig'"' ainte of Oregon for Douglas County, plat of kin-chare Hon e Orchard and In that suit entitled O. K. Carr, Tracts, as v. ill ful.y appear from the plaintiff, vs. Ceorge K. Hiilgclo. Kan-duly record, , I plat th.-reof of record nie K. Quiggle, 11. Taylor Hill, .leti-'wlth the County clerk of said Doug nle P. Hill, Nels Peterson and Mary I las County. Said lot containing 1 6. 3i Peterson, defendants, und to nie di- j ncres, more or les?. Said sale will be roctod commanding nie to sell the, made subject to redemption as pre- real property hereinafter liescrtneu t.i R,rlw aIli, , , ,.ommnnded aatiaty the Judgment against the de fendants and In fnvor of the p!ainiff In aald suit, to-wlt: The sum ofT'hree Hundred Sixteen nnd .".0-lu0 ( S1 !. 50) Dollars, with Interest thereon at the rate of 7 per cent per annum from tho lath day of July, l'.u:i, and tho further sums of Fifty t " 0 ) Dol lars attorney's fees and Thirty-two and 50-100 ($32. aO) Dollars costs and disbursements, with Interest on both of snld sums nt the rate of 6 per cent per annum from the l.Mh day of July, 191.1. and the costs and: expenses of snld sale. Now therefore I will, on Saturday, the 18th day of October. 1!13, at the hour of 1 o'clock In the afternoon nt the main entrance to tho courthouse In Uoseburg, Douglas County, Ore gon, sell at rubllc auction for cash1 h. Mch't hutder all of tho right. ! title and Interest of said defendants orclllfil. In and to the tract of land situate in , , to plai-o into the iiiini, diato posses sion of said premises the purchaser thereof at said sale. Dated at RoubMrg. Oregon, Sep tember 10. 1913. C.KO. K. QC1NE, Sheriff for Douti.is County, Oregon. FOR SALE Douglas County. State of Oivjion, rtt-i 120 ;KTw stivk Much, 20 acres iu cukiviitinn, balance timber ami pastntv; lo house, family Loc i'.rvl on county of outside range - 1." ill. '1' and lant car Ion tl of us ii -nitty wan packed ;'. 1 1 Prod norm Awo- shii;..'.! ttiln pvflltnn i'ii- wiikors wilt thtn M.til iu-t wiok, whn - T' will itmmii'iu!, nnd ' .i iry ithtpmrnt la tit tl)!.tl shlpllHMlt Of 'i-.-ti was twenty cars, i's :ilmvi this aa l h (lii-i'u runner y Ktiitity of lUMint aim), n!..1 i hi Mil'unpnU con- i i.tl U'eil. r. Ji.iir.s' lunch from I J ' mi's. Hotel l iiipqiis. tf e D II Masters for plumbing hot air heating Work guaran- Jatksou atreel, phone 151. E. B. Perrine I'lione 262 scribed as all the south ( :! acres o...... . cin ,., oi lot numbered 3 In block numbered, 'lP '1t W W I'Cr acre. I of Plat A of Roseburg Home Or-1 chard Tracts, as tho same fully np-1 pears from the recorded plat thereof! of word in me imne im . i- . i n ii-,, Clerk for said County; said sale will Jgg I C(mi.IM be mado subject to redemption ac- "vul a-aiail jVlll)"J cording to law, and 1 am roniniauuci , to placo Into the tmt'nedi.ito posses-1 slon of said premises the purchaser , thereof at snld sale. j ni.l at Itoseburg. Oregon. tep- telllber .0. K(yK. l)nNK. Sheriff for Douglas County. Oregon T O NOTUK SIIMUrt .-. Notice is hereby glen that by vir tue of an elocution anu onier o. dated the th day of September J91J, and Issued iui in f" :a or ham pall: you wl'ete the fish are. J'J van h business by it . mi must advertise " rc,i.rs and buyer, h.- i ia rinrf them ' iy Jsir. U:e column, of The WHIiiUHillini-H a f i ic r n r in In THEATFE the New Elks Opening of Saturday, Building eason M& DIRECT rROM 2 YEARS RUN IN CHICl ESS Srr? i imtoiKwft MX t A Laugh That Rolls Iio A Thousand DIRECT FROM 2 YEARS RUN IN ,STO. mTlCS.7t, 0 AND NEW YORK CITY . TO TH. J THEATRE-SOERS P or THE CITY AND VICINIIT Cohan 4 ir.mc, foremos- of ducers.are jk -ing to our city the grcntest melo-drztnatic tarce cf Vf c"--tury and I want to greet them with a capacity house.whichwill insure us of all their attractions playing here ia the future. CURTAIN WILL Advanceiy An EN IV a. 1 Sir i wlhi ISjE AT 9 P. M. Rewr of Seats p lOffice . m. to 9 p. m. $.4 V 4 A i 1 VA4P v v t rf iv-r., !