Roseburg review., April 16, 1914, Image 6

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LOCAL NEWS.
SUMMONS.
, Cepyiigl yM J ho 1 Ioum U KuptwJihcJaia
When a
Man
cotnos to this store to look at clothes
wo do not try to Bull him something;
wo would rather that he sell himself.
We Btrlve, through sincerity and
honesty, to win his confidence to
have him reulize that our most ear
nest desire Is to clothe htm so that
every article of his apparel Is of the
best stylo and grade for him to buy.
We udupt the clothes to the man
so thut they emphusize and make the
most of him. And to back up our
sincere desire to clothe you bettor,
we have irarmehts tailored by expert
craftsmen Into styles splendid In
their conception and muBterful In
their execution.
Havo you seen those Oregon
Tweeds and Casimero Suits? Tbey
will certainly appeal to you; $12.60
Is certuinly a very attructlve price,
and the suits are evon more than
that they are chuck full of wear and
sorvlce.
Harth's Toggery
- Stetson Hats Florsheim Shoes
Emmuyi imimijj.ii.
'Tinr in 1 i
MIXKItAli ItKKOI'lU.'KH OK "nd other mines, from Arbucklo In
NDITIIWICHTKIIN Oltl'XiON. Cnllforllla 'o Waldo In Oregon. The
ui-vuu waves, niueo -oy ine lana
Mirny Mi n I nrs In (lolil Taken s'rii. washed away the mountains
.. , .... , .... and by long, deep weathering of the
Out Mmo Pays of Ml), gold-veined rocks freed the gold for
,, , , ,. , , concentration by stream action Into a
Southwestern Oregon has long Burjo8 f ,.,, la from aold
been know;n for Its widespread and , , 40 .
varied m t,or,,l resources, among h , ,
which gold, silver, copper, P aUnum. .. thoi)0 ,
nun .it., ..... ,,.wn. Intra
Ilulletln 54 G Is replete with lllus-
Thev have been the subject of invest!
gntion for a number of years by J. S.
Dlller, of the United States (leolog
Ical Survey, and the results have
just been published In Ilulletln iVIIi.
The gold rush of '49 landed many
a prospector in southwestern Oregon.
PlncerB were opened and placer min
ing has ever since continued to be a
thriving branch of niinoral Industry.
The gold produced In southwestern
Oregon before 1 881 can not ho very
closely estimated, but It was many
millions of dollars, whllo from 1881
to lit 12, inclusive, the production of
gold has been ( 1 1 .207.772. During
the ten years I Hull to IIH2, Inclusive,
the placer mlneB producer 2,(ll'l,
715 and the lode mines $ 1 .023.2211.
Ilesldes the gold and a considerable
nmouut of copper the production of
silver during the same period was
vnlued nt $M,:i8r, of platinum Jlfi,
28:!, mid of coal (2.0112,122.
The encircling benches of the an
cient "Siskiyou Island." which was
surrounded by the early Cretaceous
sea, contain the oldest
gravels, now mined at tho Klrty-nlno
tratlons and mnpB showing tho loca
Hon of all the principal minus and
prospects In southwestern Oregon. It
may be obetalned free by application
to the Director of the (ieologlcal Sur
vey, Washington, I). C.
NKW MAItKHT 111 II.DINO.
Tho farmers will bo located In tno
largo now farmers' public murket
hulldlng on North Main street, be
tween Washington and Douglas
Istreets, Saturday, April 18th. The
market hns been u great success and
n great many more fanners will join
the mnrket this Spring. Some things
which aro to be found at the mnrket
are fresh milk, butter, eggs, butter
milk, homo mndo brend, cottage
cheese, horse radish, rider, vinegar,
meat, chickens, and all kinds of fruit
and vegetables grown on the' farm.
Farmers and citizens should all try
u n il visit the market on the uncnlng
iirlferonB,,,f "w building.
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MAJESTIC
THEATRE
TIIH I'LACK
WIIKItK l:T.ltYIIODY (iOKH
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Treasures on fall
lti two u r Is. This i nuim Is
olio of tin1 ht-itrt ii'iiiilnfc hIoiU'h
of tlu I'vcry-Uny 1 1 To.
CONSCIENCE
And Hie
TEMPTRESS
A powerful dmiiiii,
Illotlll'T'li puT.
lowing a
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A laugh from start to finish.
TOMORROW
Warner's ft'dturo. Kor In'Miml's
Knkf In (hn'o parti; tuki-n In
Ireland, mid OuturlriK i ; 1 1
(Jiiiitnlcr nml Jack (Murk. You
cannot afford to ml this uih.
No ml no In the prlco.
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ItKAL l'ltOl'KllTV.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for Douglas County.
Joseph Micelll, plaintiff, vs. Mrs. C.
M. McNutt, defendant.
Notice is hereby given that bv vir
tue of on execution and order of sals
Issued out of tho above entitled court
and raiiHc on the lilth day of March,
19H, to me directed commanding me
lo soli the hereinafter described real
property to satisfy the Judgment and
decree rendered and entered In the
above entitled suit on the 1Kb day
of March, 1914, in favor of tho plain
tiff and against the defendant, for
tho sum of $ 1026.90, with Interest
on $723.82 from March 11th, 1914.
until paid ut the rate of 7 per cent
per annum nml Interest on $02.40
from March 11, 1914. until nald nt
tho rato of IS';;, per annum; for the
further sum of $75 attorney's fees,
nun inn dinner sum of $18.60 casts
and disbursements, with Interest
thereon from March 11th. 1914, at
the mlo of t per cent per auuum. I
will on Saturday, the 25th day o(
April, 1914, ut the hour of 1 o'clock
In the afternoon, at tha main en
trance of tho courthousa In Hose
burg. Douglas County. Oregon, sell
at public auctlou to the highest bid
der (or cash in hand the following
described real property situated lu
Douglas County, Oregon, to-wlt: l.ota
six t6), sovon (71, eight (8), nine
(91. ten (10) and eleven (II) In
Mock one (1), in Riverside Addition
to tho City of Hoseburg, DouglBS
County. Oregon, suhject to redemp
tion as provided by law, and will np
ply the proceeds of said sale, first,
to the cost and disbursements of said
suit and attorney's fees, and second,
to the payment of said sum of $ 1028.
90, with accrued Interest, ami the
overplus if any there be, pay to tho
clerk of said court to be paid over to
whom the same may rightfully be
long. Dated at Rosehurg, Oregon, this
23rd day of March, 1914.
OKO. K. QPINK,
Sheriff of Douglas County, Oregon. M
New Methodist Church Sunday
evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Hubs Harness went to Oukland this
afternoon to look after business mat
ters for a short time.
H. C. Cook, of Yoncalla, returned
home this afternoon, after a business
visit hero for tho day.
Get the habit of buying your candy
at Kaudy Kitchen, 312 S. Juckson. j
Jacob Fisher, of Olalla, left the
hospital today, where he had an
operation a few days ago.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Redding, who had
been living here, loft today to make
their home In the future at Lebanon.
Mrs. L. A. Reed, who had been
visiting relatives here for some time, '
left this afternnnn fir l owfutitn I
Idaho.
Picture frames made to order; the
newest mouldings, tbe best work, tbe
lowest prices, at the Hoseburg Ilook
Rtor..
O. L. Gibson and V. P. Hunter,
' iui.tiuuiio, itjLuiuuu mm utieruoou
to Portland.
Mrs. It. Anlauf, who had been at
the hnstlital fnr trnfilminit fnr anma
time, left for her home at Anlauf i
uiih ntiernoon, accompanied by her
uaugnier, Miss Dora Anlauf.
Mrs Frank nrann nnH ,la ).....
Ardalh nf PnrtldliH nrrli.o.l l.im tl.io
afternoon from Riddle, where they
naa been visiting, and will spend sev
eral oays wun menus in Hoseburg
I no Ladies' Aid of the Baptist
Church will hold a window sale of
home cooking Saturday, April 18th,
ai aiarsnau s grocery .store.
Conditions at this time not being
lavoraoie, ine Reviews proposed
omitted word contest for advertisers
nas been postponed. In other states
tneso contests hove proven verv
popular with the participants.
Union services at tho Methodist
Church Sunday evening; good music.
vir. u. L. Eddy has consented to
sponk on the subject. "Christian
Science vs. the Dletv of .loses
Christ." You cannot afford to miss
hearing this lecture.
A number of locul AfasnnR went in
Yoncalla this afternoon, where thov
will assist in somo degree work tn-
nignt. Uiobo leaving here were J
llutchason. Napoleon Rice, Dexter
Rice, c. W. Clark, liert Spraguo. D.
Stewart, J. K. Sawvers. 11. w.
Maraters, K. II. Lenox, Hoss Good
man, W. F. Harris. Ben Caro. .1 IV
Sturdier, Uus Kdlund, C L. liargar.
A masquerade ball will he hnlii nt
tho Kdenbower Socialist hall on Fri
day night, April 17. Tickets. SI.
Free lunch to dancora at midnight.
nan k uaios, committee.
J. W. Vernon opens tho new con
fectionery, The Vernon, at Stenbena
and Cass streets, tonight, when the
ovum win oo eelenrated by a fitting
grand opening. Mr. Vernon has In
stalled modern fixtures in every way I
In bis now store and many roaturco '
aro absolutely of the latest design, I
making this place one of the most '
up-to-date establishments in the city. '
A musical program will bu rendered
by Brands' orchestra. I
foreclosed of any right, title ,or ln-
i - terest In and to tho said real prop-1
In the Circuit Court of the Stale of erty, except the equity of redemption I
Oregon for Douglas County. provided by statute. I
Henry Boje. plaintiff, vs. Charles E. ', TIiIb summons is served upon you
. , . ,., , , , "y publication thereof In tbe Rese
ll cks and Jessie A. vIllcks. his burg ltevlew a IlewBI,aI)l.r of Bellcral !
wife, and the Wilson Investment circulation, published lu Rosuburg,
Company, a corporation, defend- Douglas County, Oregon, by order of
nts- , I the Honorable J. W. Hamilton, Judge '
To Charles E. Hicks, Jessie A. of the above entitled court, made I
Hicks and the Wilson Investment and entered nf rernni .in iim uti. '
Company a corporation, tbe above day of March, 1914; the first publlca
named defendants: j tion Is of date the ICth day of .March, i
In the name of tbe State of Ore- 1914 and the last publication will be'
gon, you are hereby required to ap- of date the 27th dav of April, 1914,
pear and answer the coinplalut filed making the full period of six weeks
against you In the above entitled ' described In said order. I
court and cause on or before the
27th day of April, 1914, being six
weeks from tbe date of the first pub
lication of this summons, and if you
full to 80 appear and answer said
complaint, for want thereof, plaintiff
will apply to the court for the relief
demanded In said complaint, a suc
cinct statement of which Is as fol
lows, to-wit: For a decree foreclos-
DEXTER RICE und
A. N. ORCUTT,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Kl X.l L SETTLi:.M EXT.
In the County Court of the State of i
Oregon for Douglas County. j
In the matter of the estute of Rob-:
Ing the mortgage executed by the er' F. 'Smick, deceased.
defendants Churlea E. Hicks nnd ' Notice is hereby given that the
Jessie A. Hicks ou the 29th day of undersigned administrator of the es-.
February. 1912. in fuvor of nlaiutiff tate of Robert F. Smlck, deceased.
on the following described real prop- h"8 filed lu the above entitled court
erty, to-wit: Lots numbered 10, 11, his final nccount In settlement of snld
12 13. and 14, of Section 4. Town- estuto and. by order of said court duly
ship 29 South of Range 4 West, W. made and entered of record, Friday,
M., containing 141.74 acres, more or 'be 17th day of April, 1914 at 10
less, all In Douglas County, Oregon, o'clock a. m., in the County Court
and that Bald premises be sold for room at tbe courthouse in Hoseburg,
the purpose of paying the sum of Douglas County, Oregon, has been
$500.00, with interest thereon at 6 fixed as the time and place for hear-:
per cent per annum from tho 24th '"K objections, If any there be, to
day of February, 1912. and the fur- said final account. i
ther sum of $30.68, with lutorest at Dated this lSth day of March,1
6 per cent per annum from February 1914. J. l. SMICK. i
6th, 1914, being for taxes paid, and Administrator of tne estate of Hol
the further sum of $50.00 attorney's; ert F. Smick, deceased. T
fees and the costs and disbursements I o
of this suit. And for a decree that!
the Interest and estate of the defenu- hL.M.MO.NS.
ant The WIlBon Investment Com
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Children 15c
Curtain at 8:15
plaintiff will apply to the court for ; you are required to answer Is April
lino rener prayed lor in tne com- 23, 1914. J.H.AUSTIN.
I plaint, viz: For a decree dissolving T Attorney for Plaintiff.
pany. in said premises Is subsequent ln' Circuit Court of the Stato of the bonds of matrimony now and
and inforlor to that of plaintiff and uroBou " aI"l for Douglas County, heretofore existing between the If y u have something to Bell, to
that the defendants above named and Margaret L' Mamniela. plaintiff, vs. plaintiff and the defendant and for trade, to rent, or have lost something
each of them be forever barred ana Henry Mnmmela, defendant. bor costs and disbursements herein, or found something, use a Want Ad.
To Henry Mannnela, defendant: This summons is published pur-1 In the Review.
; in ine name oi ine state ot Oregon, ;sunnt to an order of the Honorable I
NEW TODAY
LOST. Red vest pockot book
most week ago.
you aro hereby required to appear .1. W. Hamilton, Judge, made the 1 1th ' t...;..;..;..;..!..;..;....;..;..;.
u uuani inu tuni pin i ii i 1 1 ieo uuv oi Marcu. mil. ana n re nz I
UI npmnsr vnn In tha nlmva antltlcl milt m.l, Unn In tl. Tinnni... 1 1 nn j. 3
Return to D F ii i i ' " ow.i. inu..i.ttiiuii u mo huocuiub no- w neu you aon i aavernse j
Moil's barber siion and receive' ,n ""l'1" w?ek8 fro,n tl,e date 01 , vlow' a "paper of general circu- nobody knows that you are do- X
Molt s baiber shop and recehe 10- flrst publication of this summons, I lation, published at Roseburg, Ore- I ing business, and it won't be A
nnil If trmt. foil rt ..nn..... .1.. r I , I .... - . ... . .
...... jyju iw unai-i, me uu, lor u pui iou oi six consecutive long Detore you 11 not know it
ine nisi mue ot puuiicuiion yoursell. A
is March 12, 1914; tbe last date of 4. 4
publication und time witjiln which .f-.4M-!"I--!"H"r"t--f -f-4"H
FlrBt class apples at Long's
stand, cor. Douglai & Jucksou.
fruit-
Wood for sale 16
aah, $2.60 a tier. J.
CASTORIA
For Infanta and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Inch, onk or
E. Plalsted,
Douglus Countv Creamnrv hotter
only 00c ror two pound squure. Ask
yom grocer for it. Patronize home
Industry.
Kodaks films In rolls and packs,
Eastman photo supplies, printing
and developing outfits, tripods, carry-1
i"ro, ui iuu iioscuurg liOOK
ioro.
12 OFTHESE- this sample box
VlABELSV- 0FSUPREMEy
(V""11-- K,.,,il..or,r.,l,.rk DAINTIES
XUSr bollHniUofevfryparkBire X- - -Z-Ctl
HI 5:" of "SUPHEME" boki dalntio s j!f
HI Chis is gn unconditional offer we are makinc to further intro- a
II dutii and demonstrate the rare quality and gouJuess of VA
Supreme
i
and the entire line of "Supreme" baked dainties.
ill Simply colWt 12 enils from hit inrkn(T'f of "Supreme" lltsfiiit. "Siiprrme" jli
m SfKlas.uriiny othor pnrkrure of "SLlflEME" hi.a iiprm'. and If jour Knct onnnot
III BiniMtyyoii witi the tmplinu-ntary li,.x. nmil ll-m direct to us. und tho full
Ul buriiriaw pBckuxo will bcHviitat onto by parcel wi, ahtoluu ly fn-o.
F. F. IIAKAIKiN A SON
NOTK'K OF SlllOKIFF-S SALK OI.
HKAL I'ltOPKKTY.
Always bears
in
Signature of
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Orouon, for Douiilas County.
J. 1). Zurcher, plulutiff, ts. Clarke
u tlryan, defendant.
Notice Is hereby alvon that, bv vir
tue of an execution and order of Bale
Issued out of the above entitled court
nnd cause on tbe 19th day of March,
1914, to mo directed, commanding me
to sell the hereinafter described real
property to Batlsry the Judumcnt and
decree rendored and entered lu the
ubovo eutitled action on the Kith day
of February 1914, lu favor of the
plaintiff and against tho defendant,
for the Bum of $1.00, and the fur
ther Bum ot $19.50 costs and dis
bursements, I will, on Saturday, the
2Mb day of April, 1914, at tho hour
of 1 o'clock In the afternoon at tbe
main entrance of tho courthouse In
Uoseburg, Douglas County, Oregon,
sell at public auction to tbe highest
bidder for cash In hand tho west
half (V4) of the west half V'4)
of Section twelvo (12), 111 Township
thlrty-tbreo (31) South Range Ii
West of the Willamette Meridian. In
Douglas County Oregon, subject to
redemption aa provided by law, and
will npply the proceeds of said sale,
first, to the payment of Bald sum of
$ 19. Ml costs and disbursements, ami
second, to the payment of Bald sum
of $ Id. Ail, with Interest on both ot
Bnld sums at the rate of 6 per rent
per annum from said 13th day of Feb
ruary, 1914, and the overplus, if any
there be, I will pay to tbe clerk of
said court to be paid over to whom
the same may rightfully belong.
Duted at Hoseburg, Oregon, this
2.1rd day of March, 19J4.
OKO. K. QFINK.
Sheriff of Doug I in County, Oregon. M
It yon have something to tell use
a want ad In tbe Ravlew.
Review Want Ada. Bring Results.
1 have been suffering from eczemn
for the last 80 years, and found no
relief for same until I began to use
Dike's Kczema Ointment, which cured
me. (Signed) John Ilertzer, Uose
burg, Oregon. Jan. 24, 1914.
Price 50c at
Krohn's Pharmacy
Cass Street
We Give Roseburg Trading Stamps.
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TUESDAY EVENING, APR. 21
F. Ray Comstoek cr.d Morris Gest
PRESENTS .
THE MOST TALKED of 1 1 V.'. ..V :y THE WORLD
velvn
Thaw
Direct from London Hippodrome and Hammerstein's, N.Y.
Assisted by
Jack Clifford and a Big Company
including
Willie Weston and Mike Bernard.Courtney Sisters,
Arnaud Bros., Peppino, Fouchere and others
in the Musical, Dancing Divertissment
"MARIETTB"
PRICES 50c to $1.50
Seats on Sale at Box Office, Saturday and Monday
2:00 to 5:00 p. m. All day Tuesday.
New Trunks at Strong's
Also Suit Cases, Grips and the Like