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S,, .. a i I . '.I- C.,' V", it r v I 11 lMiBtefljjj Winsome ne ka la'tka .i HM I0IM7 velours, plushw ami v.-l-T(, suitable for drasa .t. "raaa ui itrMt wear. . Atoo a display uf hat. from our workroom JUMonabl. pric. Tta. beat possible TalM,lB Udlja' Md .hlldr.n-. Fall an,l Winter coat.. New Hu Mlk P,tOoo.U. .11 color Fall linn f Hr.,, .klru worthy J qwJUr t.Bptl., prteM. Mora naW m MO mU. All wool. ruff-neck .water Me!o.ll.woiatlw.,forMp d.. Ladies' flanelet.e .,... 75c. Bath rob. 4 klmosaa.- ..V. . Bell Sisters' BIdg. KNGLEWOOD. Vuturn wa In him.. ,.. .he denned thl. 15uru?,rh'" Prlm.l m K5 fif ' lu tZfZ??Jt y' .Ph i.K.U!-i,IH,r ,uP"i '"J5' ,9J "PQ ;l hU ?rmTf. .kJT.-T? "Tf4 f r, uh iinS'.i' L ?,hrL ;tVnA.ihVr'.1,rle.,.d-lTh Ing their .tore of game, bbIm, frnlta, fl.h and fura to make life .a the Creator muat hate Intended It to be. More than four hundred acre, of mellow, fertile aoll, deep and perfect ly drained the quintessence of na ture', moat precloua productive ele ments are here. A ereaent aba pad body of land washed on the westerly side by the Umpqa. River, with a water frontage of nearly four miles; bordered on the easterly aide by Kently sloping hill, and matchless grove, of oak, myrtle and fir. Over four hundred acre, more of graalng and timbered land, complete the mag nificent estate; all theae varied re sources combine to give to Knglewood that balance of qualities which make It the Ideal home of the man who loveH to commune with nature In all her variable attitudes. Oh! that the whole earth might have been aa thla one spot! Yet when one ronsldera that but few places aru so perfectly adapted to the needa and pleasures of man, how precious do such an Knglewood become. A few more years will paas, then such treas ures will be held as country estates by men who will not sell them, but rather they will be passed on to pos terity as the richest legaclea earth nffonlH. I'itt lire. If yon will, a beautiful, rippling river, bent like an archer's bow: hi'lcl to Ita course by walla of many colored rock and within the bow of the river fields of waving, golden grain, ready for the harvest; orchards of cherry, peach, apple ana walnut; a garden containing every variety of staple vegetables and ber ries of the temperate lone: a pasture with It's herd of lovely Jersey cows; a Iiitkc flock of big Bronte turkeys; on the hillside a drove of fleet-footed colts galloping here and there In full enloymeiit of their freedom. Set the picture In a frame made of the enter nal hills with their verdure of oak and Myrtle and giant firs here and there like sentinels keeping watch over all. Plenty and peace and free dom reign here. When men say life la hard they lie; or In their ignorance are to bo Pilled. Life at Knglewood Is gs the (Ireat Cilver of Life must have In tended It to be a rich reward for well directed effort (for be It remem bered (hat man must work). Here nun Is never defrauded of the fruits of honest toll: he never works In vain. A virgin aoll yields up It s beautiful return and the husbandman We Will Move Iu a short time to our new slme in il:t 'r. land building on Cass street, where we will lu.v l.:C! (iiartcrs and be equipped with a iiioiletn . ..'.-i ; ii;c plant and all other up-to-date improvement. In the Meantime We have the Fresh and Salted Meats at our Sheridan Street Market, ami nv a . ,, S. & H. Green Trading Stamps With Each Purchase ROSEMRG.MMI.MAHJvi:i NEWHARD BROS., Proprivtoie ReliaWe Mods Roseburg, Ore. I ttaa haour aoul at t-cintinlim-iil. ' Knglewood the lU-autlriil! Lulled to b "ie ""'"'" rl""" 1 ""' ! "oothed by the bllNum la.l-ll wafted throi.Kh mll-a ol lowy breast; kept verdant l.y II." ch,ered by the Klow of a western ' Soon .uch iaKnltlcc, estates will be but a memory of H si. re' We..eru rand, Is now a ;rBra "hlnir It Is worth while lliiii a few of these glorious places I"' l ! i Iniaii and both men and lieavi-n will bliK.s those who have the wisdom in avail themselves -of t lie reiuainniK oppor tunities. You, dear reader, can iiosm-k Kn glewood, the grandeM ol all anl No other ranch comliiie many attractive featurcK. 1 Not In the Iiihi decade la-. m tun-1 a property been olTeie.l ,it u low a price. The opportunity NiiW pn.-cnicd to YOU may never come aram Wouldn't yon like hi ou Hie I si country estate In A ma'.' Tlftf piicr Is ho lou lh.il inn Mian of slightly more than moil' i.ite me. his would never iiiIkh tin- imim-i Willi good mallllgeuieiil Die letiiih ll'Min the sale of fruit. llM-siml an 1 tim her will pay I hi- entire mhii in a vti few years. Only a small initial p.-i.tiucnl ami you can talie posses Kverytlilng is i-i-ml) lor ion. Tle-ie Is no ploneerl iik to hi- ilime Ymi can rent), when- tin- otln-r man lias sown. Wealth, content metil .iml tieeilnin await you at KM il.KWi n in Opportllllll v ical.s lier lal wni-i to you now ro.UK In KNiil.lv WOO 1 1. AddrcHH all rum m n nil at ions to "The Kimlewooil c.eiii. 1,-o.nii :','. I'erklliH itilllilmi;. II-'.- elm i c. (i!,v,.n o I lie) Make ,,u I Till' pleasali I iu i i-.i i dllced liy Cliainliei I i n the liealtliy cotnlit mu I (. I. Km. I mllld VV lllch the! :-:tle In. feel Joyful. Kor sale In all .: Hill llros ' Coffi-ea. teas. sn extructs. Kxcluslve stic. It Grocery. line ! NEW Tllll.tV WANTKll. 'I'hte, (inari-s preleti, Koiirnler. c;ne ('llll)IIH Vallev. TOR lti:.NI' I rooms, fall a Ingtiiti St I'eill l-'OII S AI.I-: I', am. till I lli-HH II II I ll-.t;t North Sid.- thai. -it tf choicest of LOTVL JfEUS Ivges U ta P1-"1'" ,or coal ' c o Ciitfc-'f us iu town from Mi-lrnrv toJay. Hun .Mm Ha" w;,s ' ,0n 'roIn : ilv rile Creek this iif'enioon. Henry Aubiii was In from Cams. Vall'-y on taisines-s to'.lay. S'.eciul Sumlay iliickeii dinner from to i. '' ' H.)i-I Umpqua. tf Mm Iv K. Hall i-lurned to Wilbur tills afternoon alter vmlllug a few ,iay here. j k Mil" liahoti went lo Sutherlln tlilii iifternoon to look after some Inpiliiess matters. Mr. am! Mrs. .lolin Hates, of Cot tase (iroie, liave returned home after vIslliliB here a io.i.lc of days. A new ranee in le-ing Installed at Kiy Itestiuiiiiii' and other Improve mcnu in t Ik- klti In n are being made. ,' .Mrs. W. A. OT.iier and her mother, Mrs. McDeruiott, arrived here this , afternoon from KoNerts Creek for t Hhurl visit. Mrs. I'. K. Sweiiringen, of Elkton, lefl for Drain this atternoon on her I way liome. after visiting a few days iin ilils city. ! i)r. It. K. Hunt, tho veterinary. hik-iiI Ha- day m-ar Oakland,' making some tesis on some cattle for Hon. I. II. llootll. Illlisop II I.. Kaikley returned to Portland tills a i i.-i nuoii, after a busi ness visit of a lew days in Southern Oregon (owns. The lice Hive firoeery Is now the local agent for lirified Snow flour thu best lour made. (.'. C. Siimlerlanil, of Columbus, Noli.. Is here lor a week's visit. He left this aliernooii for Wilbur to visit Willi his brother. J. U' Isiii ami family wore over from vA'ilhur tins afternoon, return ing after looking alter some business matters for a short time. W K ami .1 I', riiaslaln returned 'his afteinooii to their home at Har rishiiii:. attei- a visit of several days with their hroiher, I,. H. Chaslaln, :jt the hospital. .Miss Sadie I loriillirook, of Port land, iifcmiii. will appear In a recital al the I' night. I li mit hi inc. Page's windows. eiian Church, Friday t s : I a o'clock. Come frii-uilH. the place for doors and M - i: I. Ii.ividson and little son iintoil home in Portland this af- n i- alter i-,.eral months spent to lisititig with Hi,., former's pur- tit t W i nst i ii. f II Sleliioii. of I'ortlnnd, has "e d the poMiion In t ho Rexall h ug stun- as dNpeuser of soft drinks e,e.iii vacated by II. It. Chuse, who iias itntte lo 1'ol'tlatld. Paul l-'out-nier, of Oklahoma, Is 'lei-.- ami e,e,t.s lo locate at Camas "ill' - He is au experienced breeder "I hoists II,. Kivs the extremely Iml siimi -s there was the. chief cause ot Ins i 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1; lo Oregon, Mrs II T M.riallen left thla af- I'-iitltiinl, where she will ll.e.t h 'ei'. Mrs. J. w. Cotchetti il . who recently under- of We. ., I'al Weill ;n (,;. Will I Oil hen IU' II loillie. Ilieli.'s W ll, gar, aUo ;,! in i i i ii there, and who te Mime time on her re- lo spiced pickling vine ling spices. The Bee Illv lot r I . K liuiv, president of the ''lull of Medford, stonliod "it time today for a visit I on N Mile I. on Hood Itlvcr to attend i: "I the state federation " ompatileil liy her father, lief. i - h:il Hardware Co. have Ml. II : -taiiway liadlug to the "in Hie front of the store, ' farther towards the ll afford more floor - ' tout which Is much de- i'ia puriKises. ' I lark or and Mrs. James I'll this afternoon for j He here they will attend it of the State Federation flubs, lo convene there I iv I'hey will also visit i 'ml Salem, remaining ab- a week. til, place for wood. ' ' I for the dining room iii I lotel nrrlved today down this afternoon. The ''"1 u plush, and hrowu i . olor The curtains, m ""It the blue, will ar--I'nt.iuv. finlHliIng one of ' ni; rooms in this part Commissioners Wiley i in.) Knglneer Oermond I!' Inday to Investigate rs. In regard to the " .' option election at ' Any. Hrown has not I an opinion, but it la 1. h election cannot be ' I'liular city election - t;:!'er. i n; recently varnted by on his removal to the was rented today to 'i i' shoemaker and re ' past ten months lo II . vti. ' building, near Hotel. Mr. llnddox la ! oe man, and will con ' late shoo shop, giving ' niton to repair work. I line of men's shoes will " s Most of the shelv- Mini: al present will be " place to the benches Mr. Ilnddox will be - l ess about October 15. ". the Ooudlaa County or cream. MAKKIKl). tl MtlllT At nosoburg, October 2, 1913, George . us. u( .Wilbur, and Mlaa ll.ui'.lit. of The Dalles, t the lo.ice R: W. Mart- ' l.leltg. R'i VBEATm wriH MOriTtES AND Ml SIC. A "dr.. v ... . . . th I u"mral ss neld at wltkT. ?Z lo the owning toulght motion L . prorn of music and tlZtlH tJ 'CtUre were "'"Played, a iratnre being a double reel, 2000 ft., run without . L . ' ,vi.. - -l"e uu me same ma chine. Soma hik .i... i. 3d!.ed by. Mi'" Modeata Mortonson. vlollnlat, with Miss Jessie Iwls at the nlann. rv,.. ..m : -- appear lonigni with special mu.lcal numbers. In ad- T . ?,olef features. The light ing of tbl. new theater I. admirably arranged and large audiences may ? .1")ec,ed tonight and tomorrow nignt to enjoy the programs. On Saturday night a crowded house may be expected to attend the grand open Ifwi nlT the musical comedy, VVV. I "The P 1 0 1. 1 r tit... - , feature of 2000 feet run without a stop, on same machine. ( Essanay ) . I Musical selection, Vieuxtemps, "Air j Vsrle," by Mlsa Modesta Mortensen. violinist, and Miss Jessie Unl pianist. Eight scenic slides. ' "The Law and Hi. Son," a slngls TMl of & Wrnntrlv rmisoH snn i ttin r.ph). " " "Bunnv." Hon picture., one reel. (Vltagraph). roi joc ana toe. Doors open at 7:15. First performance at 7:30. "ARIZONA BOII" HKKE. Continued from page 1). Taft, hla half-brother, Chus. P. Taft, and the latter'a son, who is editor of the Cincinnati TimcB-Star. He also knows former Senator J. H. Foraker. "Boss" Cox and other notables in politics there. Last winter he was member of the Natlonnl "hobo" convention held in New Orleans, and there met Mrs. Nina Lane Mcllrlde, daughter of Senator Hurry l.ane, of Oregon, who with her husband arc active Socialists. Although chairman of a locul labor union In Cincinnati, "Arizona Hub" la a protege of Chas the millionaire tramp. When on his tours he works with the Socialists or I. W. W.'b., or any other convenient organization thut will best serve bis purpose. He is a ready talker and can vigorously expound his views either either from u street corner soap box or iu u convention hull. He knows the political Kami- and how "Blatea" are fixed or broken by the bosses in control. - He says the big cities of the North west are overrun with idle men. This is true of itlltto, Spokane, Seattle, Portland, and other places. About 15 men per day are waikltiK over Hie road toward Coob Hay at present, lured by tho prospective railroad building and otherwise. He keeps in touch with the "army of the unem ployed" throughout the country ami while here spent most of his lime al "the jungles" anil In perusing Hie literature at the Socialist cigar store. While he enjoys the game of politics and tho pastime of "hoboing." h" also Is a student of the deeper prob lems of human society. Including sin gle tax. good road systems, mid other phases of public policy. Ills real mis sion here at this time was not re vealed. OWNKUHIIIP 11V IM Ht.l (Continued from pago 1). Htcel Ingots, hhiouis titnl lal-Hi. Cattle anil other livestock. Wheat. Hawed cedar. Angora goat anil alpaca wool. Paper twine for hiioliiiK wool WATKIt IN Cl'I.IOIlltA t I I. Heavy Klmv OilnU-i- ! IamciiiI i.i Carry A way l'nrt of sllilo. PANAMA. Oct. I. Water was hi Into the Cnlelira cut from Catiin l.ak. through four LM-lncli pit.es iiu.l. r the (lanihon dike at !' o'clock iod ic V the present rale of flow, the cut In tween the Cucar.icliii sliilo .ni-1 the till 111 hoa dike, a dlslntice of ahuut fiv miles, will he filled to a depth ot I feet by October I", the date set to. tlte destruction of the tliillil.oa .Ilk. Olt.n.. II. n S.IMI.I-llsl.lll lit Si. I!. OHIO' - ' shovel operations the t'n. liaii.i I -,.i Blllle lUVS eXIIMllll'll COllll'ieiri a a the cut to the 7.1-foot level, so t! r when the water Is adniiit".! to the probable lake level of lis le. i mi n. toher 10 It cannot pass the h.nr; : t td .'i,.,u..l In ditch thtoiich t. slide and the resulting rush of w.n. is expected to carry aw.iv a uin portion of the obstacle. SI'MMOXS. In the Circuit Court of the Stat.- , Oregon for Douglas County, liuvl.l It. Stevens and li.ivi.l I; Stevens ns administrator of the ,--.r. of Klisabetll .1. hteveus. de, , a-. ' ilHlntlffs. vs. K. I.. I'.it'ott a- ., lllilllstrator of the estate ol S l Conitumy, Itaciict in- Mow. vt-. Marks, Clara Marks and I.. , Marks, heirs nt law and next o- k of Adolpb C. Marks, dc. , .is.-.l I Marks, Martin s. Marks, vt - vt , -. S. Marks, Hertha Citron. I, i t ,: An.i..li llolnhiirt. .1. 1-' li. in1'. , ' Kster I.. Wolf. Sura Kla.u I.I.I p.. - Marten Pelchoika. M-aju. let M ... Kster ltllutl Krotkl. Mark, us Iv Sura Hartbrod. Chava l ira i Murlen Kufelt. i najo i mikc. v; i i,.a b a lliieliol llcruer :ll:.i VI .. - Schliichter, and also all ether pe -, or parties, unknown. ilaiunt.K right, title, estate, lien o- inter. -or to the real -property d.-.i.l ! platntffs' euiuplalnt and iu this -molis, defendants. Trt itneliel le How Meier : Sura Klaja l.lilbaiski. Mari.-n I'p . ka, Siajtldel llelllier. K-t. : Krotkl, Markcus Krotkl. Sun brod. Chlvn I.Ira. Chain- l Kufelt, Ohajo Tvnk... Mud la; , K..I U..r.eer. mill Mam Scltl.K '' IXII 'i' p. - - end' also-all. Other persons or ; unknown, claiming anv rmni. i atate, Hen or Interest In or to r. real property oescrioeu in pur.u; .r. t A. laicey. ItoM-burt B",vr PKKHMtM .tVCM Daily to 5- , Kven'i.ps. , to l-'' Itox ren-rei. Tel- phone S- mss v oil's hums The show that Is the t:k of tho city, two more nights. An Orplioum thow la lown A good clean entertainment. Special t .vo reel feature The Stature of fright A pow , mil drama. How Did It finish Edison gr.-al comedy. Extra Pathe Weekly K.-4- Mmi .s foot lii ttltwi he's tliniuiiitf twelve in-n off the rnof. Admission 10c and 15c CiHiihit; Saturday, "A Wild Hitf--." It's a bin on.. ntiii!l;titit ,iml siiininoiih. ;ilivc nntlied dfi. inl;iiits. Ill 111. Ji. line nf the Sf.ilf nf Oroguh, ymi .1 ht-ri'liy rtn n i r - I lo appear itri.l nti-wi-r Hit' cnmpl.iint of pluin I ill's, tilt'tj against you in the above t'liiii!..! i.tiiit and raux-, within six wet'lis iitttu dale ol tin' first pti t litiiiiim nf this siiininuiis. being the tim- h thf court in which you iti Jij'i'i-ar ami atiswir. and tf you liiil to .i i .;. r ami answer said com plaint .ni or h-l'ort' .s.inl date plaintiffs will aj-i'Ii t it tli.- i-uiirt tut- the relief ilfti'.iii ! I. lo-tt l'"i' a i r piirtii u the title to Hit- tnitowMii: (i-t-:ili."l property t i.i '! t southwest e1' Se.lmii T W : 1 1 .t 111. It.' . 29 S., R. 7 i.litiu. ..: you lie re- l.ltll tie real I-1 i. autre of your " ly, thut all i mi thu part ' iiicil by a dc 'itil the dc- I I ' . . 1 1 y of them or Interest - al property the owners That defend- iiiid nil per - under tlicin a jollied from :.y Interest In or any part ,,l ,.i,i title to thi ertv lie for all of said known. That defendants 'iieuts of t his e.irs In plnin t hereof has v.-d upon the .rrott, aliove is published by I V. Hamilton. .' ceiirt. made in iik Oregon, on 'einSer. 1913. .'ton of this sum- r L'tnl. 191.1. and i thereof 'will b- Sai l summons Is i to lie puhllshed I lev lew, a senu ulpished at Itose Hl T. I.ON'tl. iev for Plaintiffs. ,iiiii: up villi I lIMItKR LAXIW N M ! y Kiven that the ' " I !.-, I of the State oi :" "' sealed bids until " p. . . October 7. ll. : iescrlbed lands, to- ' -v , . SWS4 and SKVj ' " A !i "' '-1 ' . of Section 36, T. : ;' X' . ......tioo 16, T. 28 8.. N'- x SWU SWi Of - 'I'.', ,,f SKVi of Section ' v. p ! - , of NEK of Sec s It. 2 W. Is : . 'l9 accompanied by - ited apllcatioii by - - -.- ' .l, -rt for at ' the amount of the ' ' ' ' ' !. I . e I, ..I ..' ' - ' ' '.- milt, w : in or to .11-1 " ehillil'.lT I I" '' - ; tee -;ii' .Hi'-. ' I I.I. Of -ol. ' .ut llilo- i -' ' ' ! i: oi i I. mi, i i ' reject any and all '' -.d bids ahould be i. Hrown. Clerk ' ' I. Salem, Oregon. - ; llcatlon and bid to ' .nds." ' O. BROWN. State Land Hoard. : v :- 1, 1913 o 1 ' -V I nrtrng of oil Wirfa T "' : 4i leads. -1!"v' A" !'! tune It. It Solves the Problem now shall a woman, wear a watch? ouuiv nave carriea tneir wnicnes chtol.l0 l.. .u... k... methods answers all the pur;io-ci answers all the purposes of convenience and adornaa WRIST WATCH solves the problem of how a woman orauve, convenient, practical and stytisin nuy your wife on Chriatmas. Solid gold Elgin like Illustration $S5.00 AND UP Same in silver $35.00. In gold filled I slightly larger In slxe) aa aa 118.00. A. S- HUEY GO Roseburx's Inlin(; Jowtlen. The newspaper of today Is the best possible advertising medium. iTlCH & TT Cuff bottom, peg top conlurov Ktiliki pants, full cut Heavy wool work pants Itoys' Knickerbocker pants, brown, what the boys need for srhunl Rain Ladles' and Men's The Golden Rule Store fur better goods at less money. Compare our values. THEATRE In the New Elks' Building Opening of Season Saturday, A Laugh That Rolls Into A Thousand UlhtUl l-HUM 1 YEARS RUN . . imrrwsET.'EXsr mi 1 ' lAUCHC.rrft CURTAIN WILL Advance Sa At the Bck Office 10 a. m. to 5 p. m., ! T c i This nas een a vexed quest! m auiue nave v -n.pioveu io-t n. viiaius. o one of ta) should wear a watch. It's U you ave something to a ant ad In the Renew. UIK r auto 1 4 1.7t 91.4 ?J 1.9a dink prey, light grey, Just 49c, 69c, 9Sef. Coats $J.98. H.98, 15.90, $9.90; Oct IN CHIGA6D AND HtW TUHk UI I T TO THC TO TMI THEATRE-BOERS or THC CITY AND VICINITY Cohan 4 lT.--. z, foremos o r-r:-ducers.aro if. 1 ing to our city the greatest melo-drsnatic force of V3 cs tury and I want to greet them with a capacity house, which will insure us of all their attractions playing here ia the future. rtAR. RISE AT 9 P. M. e of Seats p, m.to94).m. 1 1 1 1 4thJi 1 mi 'pfe'i'-.jE'-i :.f i-i 1 I
