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WTfiWS COTXTT , AJiaOCLVTIOX. , J-H- I (Continued from page 1). FOR SALE. J. lata .1. Smnll fnurtnir enr bcrt, Haudq Holllster, A. U. uamu-i i model, fully equipped; bar- tin, Mm. A. O. liumblln, Kllen Hunt, 1 ga)n. caBn or tBrmi. Owner, 4 Kvan llnmilton, J. II. Hamilton, Dr.,J. Phone 12-J. - IwIlC Hamilton, ltortha Hoath, Kllza- J, ' j. botliHainblln, V. U. Hamlin, Mrs. F. 1;.;,;..;..;...,i.,i;.,,,;,,i,.;.,;,.;..l.,I..;I.,I, jj. Human,. . .uorcy jiouuuu,. nrui Hunter, Irma Hunter; Aggio Henry, ..,,. . n .'' o i. Mr. and Mrs. Hilton, Dennis Hilton, inett Richards, E. E. Richards, Hu h Air. and Mrs. John Hunt. A. K. Hunt, lcl'ari,. J; Hl-' p- ? ' Isnbelle Hunt.. Myrtle Hunt, Ben P. T. Smith Grace Smith; H I). Hunt, J. W. Hunt, llessie Hunt, Mrs. Smith. Mrs: W. V Smith Dr. 8. W. 6.V. J.i Hogan, Mary N. Jordan, Oeorgo btrjrlwr. Mary Bchlege , h.d Sacrey, C. Johnson, lmogeuo Johnson, a. j. Hurry faacroy, MuKK e Bacrey Nancy Jones. Mrs. S. J. Jones, Mrs. j: E. g",8,e,0' A"na SmUn; E' Ma"; 'Jennings, Mrs. N. H. Jumleson, Gerlie Stark, Mrs. Anna Stark, Mrs. J. M. Jamieson, C. H. Klrlley. Mrs. C. H. Stark. Maggie faelple r red Short, 1 Klrtley. Mrs. L. A. Kent,. Orville Mrs. Louie bmlck, bula . Strange, Kruse.V, Kennedy; K. L. Kennedy. Mary Strange, M. Strawn, E. 8teeby, Mollie Kenny, Vivian Lyons, Dr. liar- Klmer Smth, May Stout, .Mrs. J. I ry- Lane;- Mrs. L. 11, I.oeompte, Grace Thompson, Mis. M. E. Ihoinpsoh, " Lousing, MM.: M. K, Lohr, Archie Aggie Thmiuison, Ellen Tower, Mll- " 'Leonard, Belva Lillis, Clifford Leon- ton Tower, T. II. Tynan, Mrs. Myra .- K-fn roinrd.ll. C. Lammon, Tynan,. AjMjjI hrellkell, Mrs. Aggie A. D. Lee, M. E. Loe, Charles Mink- Thornton ,Iienry Treemcr, Ora Tib- Duisy isiiiikler. hirnoat Morlan, le"s. Mary Vanilerpool, Mrs. Anna Mrs. Ernest Morlan, A. T. Morlan, Wakefield, Mrs. C. II. Webster, Sam I. attlo Morlan. John Mulr, Maude Whlttaker, Grace Whlttaker. Arthur "' Slulr.' Ruby Moore, Mrs. T. 8. Mann. Whlttaker, Winnie Whlttaker, A. V. ".Mrs. 8. C Miller, Paul Mahoney, Ar- Wall, Lee Wright, Hlanche Williams, tl'lir Mnhonov, Frank Mnhonev. V. Mrs. C. A. Williams, Minnie Wilson, 'VO. Mlcelli, Ora Murphy, F. McKech- Mrs. N. II. Wilson, Ella Wakefield, nle, Mrs. Hannah McKechnle, It oh- Alice Wakefield, C. W. Wright. Ada ert Medley.-John McAllister, Dr. M. Wadsworth. Mr. and Mrs. F. Wooley, II. Marcclliis, Vlnnlo Marcollus. L. J.' Mrs. Alico White, A. D. Wllloughby, Alo'ciiin, . Mrs, ' Francis Mecum, Roe Paul Zlgler and Zella Zlgler. '. TUnnn, Guy Mann, Vivian ' Mackey, ' ' 1 o Alice Maun,- Vela .Mann, Martin Marks, 0 At Nutt, .Mrs. CY A. Nult. Henry Nlckltn, llBiilnh. Nlcklln, E. ,,11,, Otey, Mrs. l'Y U, tcy, Ray Otoy. Elmer Parker, Lou Parker, Mrs. HEAT WAVK IX NEW YORK. , NEW YORK, June 26. A total of 28 deaths and about 76 prostrations resulted from the throe days heat Margaret Parker, D. O. Parker, T. wave moving eastward from the Mid , W.' Peters, Mabel lloone Peters, .1. dlo West. The full force of the wave . R. Peters. Mrs. Helen Plobuch, Ed- had not reached New York at noon. win Palmer, Mary Palmer, , ltortha One death and 12 prostrations were clan. LOCAL NEWS. L. G. Savage returned today from a visit at Portland. LOCAL NEWS. Mrs. Frank Ellison, of Oakland, was a Roseburg visitor today. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO 1M- , hROVE OAK STREET. W. A. Norman, of Drew, was In ., town today, looking after business Notice Is hereby given that at a' matters. , meeting of the Common Council of! u- on vi,- t..., ' n,i.i0 r the City of Roseburg. Oregon, held' ..... ..u uvwj,u ai luec,,, u, . George Wllloughby and Glen Wal- "J''","' ln K8ebur Following ration w aduVted: , ker, of Eugene, were Visitors here this afternoon. r , ..Reolvea, that tho Commopn Colin.! today. I Dr. and Mrs. Flsk, of Green, are ell of the City of Rosoburg deems It Mrs. E. II. Russell returned home here to attend tho Chautaun.ua seB- expedient and proposes to Improve! to Wilbur this afternoon, after a slou this, evening. Oak street in the City of Roseburg, short visit In this city. j M',Si Arieta Thomail of Poriand, re.?on; f"' th,B, ,f.tho ; Mrs. 0. F. McLaughlin left here la spending a few days in Roseburg, c- ""-B'r bridge P ' this afternoon for a few days visit visiting with friends. nLot-i" mr X. ",S-' with friends In Portland. Dr. A. C. Seely leaves here about wit: Every Man Has a Hobby Ours is Good Printing Classy Stationery neatly and promptly executed. Jr4 Get in touch with BATES PRINTER MASONIC TEMPLE CASS AND MAIN STS. PHONE 803V Mrs. Frank Sexton returned to her July 1 for Seattle, where he will at- "First: I!y grading tho street to home at Winchester this afternoon, tend a meeting of a medical assocla- the proper sub-grado. after visiting friends here. tlon. He expects to be absent from "Second: Hy paving the roadway ' , ', ... i,. mo iiij iui sciciui u), oi saia street lull wiuin Wltu con-1 l,l"u'"1 - - ,,i, ai,i itv as .,. ,k crete pavement. preference right is exercised prior toicording o the plat of i sa Id city as ash, 12.60 a tier, Oregon, -16 inch, oak or. J. E. Plalsted, 'Third: by constructing combined ! August o. 1SU, on wlilcn date ine,iiieu iii tun im. '" ,., C1,rh ilands will be subject to settlement tor uougias tui,; u ..... unurius uarnard and wile, wno have been visiting with friends in drains i constructing street Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Winston were In town today from Winston to at tend today's Chautauqua program. Special price on sidewalk top while It lusts, at Paice's. , ... , ' 'ualllornia, are expected home about "Fifth: liy Mrs. Karl Km (h nnH enn rptnrnpd ' ...... . . ....... . . ,lL"- "3 . ,,,"-. J"'y ' ineir uuuguier, aiiss uioise, monuments. home this afternoon to Sutherlin, af-;wl reniai,1 fn Cali(orulil. durlng te ,.Sixtll. j, , , vltririetl sewer celvTb- the latter r" BroHtr I""-' of th su''e-. pipe. Ce? L !T I, T . . , u The l0;ai "-ler of Eagles, who , "Seventh: lly constructing calch Mrs. W. O. Zlgler. who had been!,iave maintained their quarters here- 0af,'"3 and, lnleta' visiting here with her daughter, Miss tofore in the Sulzman building re- Sad improvements are to be Zella Zlgler, returned home to Port- n,ove(i yesterday to the vacant iodge nlatio '" accordance with the charter land this afternoon. n1 over (ioo(j,8 barber wnBre and ordinances of the City of Itoso- Mlsa Anna n. Clarke nnri her'they will hold forth in the future. fi'""". !. mother, of Millwood, urrlved here this morning, and will spend a few "Fourth- lly constructing sub- anl entry by any qualified person, japply the proceeds of said sale: uins if necessary The lands are as follows: The N hi First, to the costs and expense. I of SWVi, the EV4 SW4 SW, the 'said sale and the costs and dlsburse- V',i SE'4 SW14, Sec. 6, '1'. 30 8. It. 1 V., W. M., 120 acres, listed up on application of Charles Parazoo, Peel, Oregon; List 6-1190. The S& SWVi. tho W SE'A, Sec. 10, T. 25 S R. S W., 159.28 acres, appllca ilon of v..eorge D. Sicklesteel, Rose burg, Oregon; List 6-1233. The NK14 NW'4 Sec. 28, T. 29 S., R. 1 days attending the Chautuuqua. Springfield News: Miss Alice Stan inger left Monday morning for Ber keley, where she will attend the Uni versity of California summer school. Otlo Gustafson. of Scottsburg, un derwent an operation this morning for nasal trouble at Mercy Hospital. Dr. Seely was the attending physl- Palnior, P. C. Parker, Artie Parker, , reported here. At 10 a. m. the ther- Itertha Parker, - Dora Price, Anna mometer was 80. The densely popu . Perry, 'W. Perkins'; Gall Perkins, Isn- lated section of the East Side bore dnre Rice, Minnie Rice, Albert Rltter. the brunt ot the suffering. Llllie RItter, Emma Richards, Em-j Bon. . palacd mm TODAY'S PROGRAM Where you are always assured Iht best This Is the day you all can see Our Mutual Girl The Silent Witness (A llroncho Drama In two acts, woll acted, exciting and inter esting. Tho dlctapliono prov ing the Raving','' silent witness). A Ride for a Bride ' ( A Key3tono Comedy, allowing 'Fatty to be the favored Suitor this lime).' , Good 'Music 5c and 10c HE.VNrGH. To Mr. and Mrs. David E. Mennlgh, 514 Pine street, j Thursday, June 25, 1914, a girl, i - .t ), - ' Mrs..' Meyers, an aged resident of West Roseburg, died lute this after noon, after an illness of several weeks. The !,ody was removed to the local undertaking parlorB, where it 1b being prepared for burial. No details of the deceased's history were .obinlnuble this afternoon. Attorney George N'cunor leaves for Snlem noxt 'lucsdny to attend a meet ing of the state legislative committee on taxation,. NEW TODAY. AN elderly man may have a good homo for very light work about the house by calling on J. M. Un ion, U. S. Land Office. FOR SALE. Fresh milch cow. Ad dress P. O. Ilox 34 4, Roseburg, or Phone 9-F4. : George Marshall, of Tucoma, was here today In the interest of . the Weyerhausor timber Interests in this section. Me will be here for several days. John Townsend arrived here this afternoon from Grants Pnss, making the trip in his Ford automobile. He was accompanied by several travel ing men. A. S. Hubbard, a deputy game war den, of Ashland, arrived here this morning and spent a part of the day conferring with the local warden Oren Thompson. Mrs. Hermann Houston, of Coos County, arrived here this afternoon to spend n few days with her mother who resides on Deer Creek. Mrs. Houston formerly lived in this city. Roscoe C. Donley, a Southern Pa cific employe, was thrown from a hand car yesterday evening at Qreen and sustained a badly sprained ankle. It will be impossible fur him to work for some time. The recent wnshouts in Northern California caiiBed train No. 14 to be delayed for an hour and a half to day. Clrlcillo's band being on this I rain, they were unable to take part In today's Chatitnuqua program at the scheduled time, but were on hand Inter in the afternoon. All other specification and estimates of the.W., 40 acres, application of Joseph '1914, meiita nf unlfl Sllit: Second, to the payment of the vari ous sums of money in the order here inbefore sot out, and the over-plus, if any, pay to the clerk of said court to be distributed as directed by said court. Dated at Roseburg. Douglas Coun ty, Oregon, this 18th day of June, G. A. Slgnulness, who had Intended city Engineer, filed In the office ot '. Cunningham, Tiller, Oregon; List T to leave ior Marsniieiu rnursuay tho c tv Recorder on t in sth rtnv nfiO-iz4i. 'uy 12. u. m morning by automobile, has post- June, 1914, which said grade, plans, ponod his trip until next Monday, specifications and estimates aro This was necessitated, he says, on hereby approved and adopted, account of tho recent heavy rains. j "The entiro cost of said improve ment shall bo assessed upon the prop IlltlTCE, Assistant Commissioner of tho General Land Office. T NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE. erty especially benefitted thereby, as provided by tho charter of the City FURNISHED house, four rooms and '"''"I f0111 the soutn wl" ue on hand hath, 502 E. Washington. .Inquire lit hniIRA flfrrtHH Htmnt Smith fnr All nhnlvlnir olid nnnntoro nf llnao. , hoy. burg Variety store at your own price The Gladstone Family Z of Them, Mostly Girls Z 8 Musical and Novelty Numbers Consisting of (Jniniette Ilarnionj1 Singing, CUan Coiu cdy, Cliar.tctcr l);uaing, Hard and Soft Shoe Danciug, Latest Society Dances, iueludiug Hesitation Waltz, One-Step, Tango, etc. At the home of Mrs. O. Applegate at. Drain, Thursday, June 25, 1914, juuu n. weimHuy aim ioiiu i.. luruer of Hnsebiirir. end in nnrt ll,0rPnf were united In marriage The cere- ., e j(, (he cu , ,t mony was performed by Rev. L. W. mr!. Chandler, and the couple will make ...,: estimala of Ule ci,v Engineer their home at that place. 0, 10 1)roI)llulo ,etalled cost of said Late this afternoon the jury em- iniproveme.it is the suni of $4094.27. paneled to listen to the evidence in . "oso'd. "'at the City Recorder the case of the Douglas Creditors' of a ?' Remirg Oregon, be Association vs. II. S. Kinney, an ac- a"f, he 'is moly directed to give tion to recover approximately $450, no,ice 0,f,sai' P Ininrovemen returned a verdict into court in which a" Pvided by the charter of said the plaintiff wiw allowed $138, to- cltf; , , , gether with the legal rate of Interest.' Hemonstrances against said pro posed improvement may be filed In Call up S4U, the Douglas County writing with the undersigned within Creamery, for eream. (twenty days irom the first publica- ; :t!on of this notice, which is June A pretty wedding ns celebrated 18th, 1914. Wednesday at the home of the bride's CARL E. WIMBEHLY, parents at Drain, when Hamlin F. Recorder of the City of Roseburg, McCormack and Nellie B. Perkins Oregon. were united In marriage by Rev. C. o W. Haker, of this city. Both the xotK'H OF SHERIFF'S SLE OF.110- against the above named defend ii milium weiH luaiiiruis OI IjOlllIll- bia County, where they will return to make their home. In the Circuit Court of tho State ot Oregon for Douglas Couaty. The Douglas National Baak of Rose burg, Oregon, a corporation, plain tiff, vs. Hannah Josephson, Sam S. Josephson, Addie Josephson, Rose Josephson, Julien Joseph son. Vera Josephson. Walter S. Josephson. Eleanor Josephson and H. L. Sab I n as Trustee In llank ruptcy of Hannah Josephson, Sam S. Josephson and Julien Joseph son, bankrupts, defendants. Notice is hereby given that under and by virtue of an execution and order of sale issued out of the above named court and cause on the 16th day of June, 1914, and to me directed upon a judgment and decree duly rendered and entered in said court and cause on the 10th day of June, 1914, In favor of the above named plaintiff, Tho Douglas National Bank of Roseburg. Oregon, a corporation. REAL PROPERTY. ants for the sum of Ten Hundred Ninety-six and 17-100 ($1096.17) Dollars, with interest from the 10th day of June, 1914, at 10 per cent per annum, and the sum of $300.92 for taxes and assessmeius paid, with in terest from said date at 6 per cent x. , . , , , , , i per annum, ami. me sum oi iuu.ue No ice is hereby given that by vlr- uttorey,s jees. alld tna furt,or 8um In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Douglas County. Itrown Lumber Company, a corpora tion, plaintiff, vs. Annie E. Heav ens, defendant. GEO. K. QU1NE, Sheriff of Douglas County, Ore. Rays From a Searchlight. The put lis traversed by rays from a seurchllght depend on the furm of curvature of the mirror. If tint, the , ...... paths of rejected rays would be tUr same us those of the rays received: if ,,rt in tim ni.n.n i,,,ui,.,i c or s "tr cellt ner annum irom tne the .ire of n circle, the rnya will be the 911, day of June. 1914. to me U$l-,oVo KeVi ind" j reflated to one bright focus. To have directed and delivered, commanding , rther sZ, o $183 33 with inter-1 , i,,i .,( rn..i r, i,.vu ,i, .irr.. mo in -nil ih wii, n n H.. -i "irlner or $ 1 o s 3 .o 3, w llh inter-: not l.n 1 flU , T..n Ihll I It must be the an-of n parabola. Then , real property to satlsly the judgment un(1 the Bum of .jofl.oo attorney's: straight rays will be retlected all .and decree rendered and entered r cos, alld tho fllrter Bum of ,4U 7B i parallel to each other. In air. the In- ; herein on the 14th day of February cost3 and Ujsblir8enjentB with Inter- I tensity of this beam of light would 'r',,' ., ,r r i , K .1 nnd , est thereon and on said sums allowed : diminish, but In absolute vacuum I0?".1!1?1 dofondant, for the sum ' norncv-B feeB at the rate of 6 would be us Intense at any distance.-'"i.r, ,;"' 11 T,T , , , cel" 1 a"ra from tho 10th, auiti uate, at ine raie oi six per cent Anv r iIinp iqii ii.uu uusis (Liui (iisuurpenienis, M AJ ESTIC Pictures Today Are A Fight For I A Birthright,' A Three Part Warner Fea ture, featuring Miss Gene Gauutier. Miss Gauniier speut weeks iu the New York Ghe to studying types for this picture. The acting is perfect. Wifeys' Visit Home and Never Shrink Two Roaring Biograph Farce Cotneiliis The Right Word. "tVIiy do you apeak or hftn ns a fin ished tirtlstV "Meciiusp he told me lie wns utterly dffruiiriti'd mid wns froth: to tpilt t tie tirofitston. If t tin t doesn't show ttini he's IIiiUIhhI I don't know wimt dtM?s," -t.'hlciiiio IVsL will, on Saturday at t lie hour therefore, I will on Friday, the 17th day of July, 1914, at 1 o'-1 r'i:l .,-!"ly. ,UV 19A4' clock P. M. of said date, at the court of 1:.10 o clock lu the t,,1L. ,-. i,, n...... t-, nrinrnnnn nf -,,1,1 ,lv . ,1,. ',l uooi ... nusuuiK, uouB- I .,. , , ,' las bounty, Oregon, otter tor sale ei ranee of tho courthouse in Rose- a(, gell u , t, ( , .hurt;. Douglas County. Oregon, offer ,.,h.., ,, ,' , hMfl ,r oh , for wile and sell to tho highest bid-. .,., tho rlght tiUe alld Illtere9t der for cash u hand the following .,,.,, , , .(llfnd,ant8 or cllher of 'lf.J''l "f1,": "'" on tho 1st day of Novem- A Hint to the Least of Us. The Hiiiitllest t'lnt mnnot Hl'Iu upon the tirentest tree without HeudiiiK u Hhock to Its twvn dtntiint IIImt. Erery itiltiil Is tit titni-s no Ihhs sfiislrtrn to the most tritlma words I,ew Wiiilace The Retort Unkind. Kcrnld -A tiHitletuiin Is ilellned HH one who never irlven patu (ienilditu l" nu'ri no L'tMitleniiin: on clve l OK TIIA 11 every ftniv you mil. New DoukIus County, Orepon, to-wit: Lot hue 1(111 I, nn.. tl L'i' AC"":.r.,".t r after auird in a lo th. foilo County, Oregon, subject to redeuip tion as provided by law, and will ap ing described real property situated in the County of Douglas, State of I Featuring America's Most Clever Girl Acrobats. ic for our usual show of moving pictures. And d TAriot' ley by tr wc civnoniglit )WELL 29 and June 26th and 27th Saturday n 15c Adults 25c I tntec tin's Show to the Price of Admission PAl DAIIT We told you so. What did the neighbors say? Now you are sorry that you did not ro last night; so come tonight, bigger and better than ever. Ndfinec I ment ot f 5 7 . ! r. and accrued Interest and tho overplus, if any there be, 1 will pay over lo the Clerk of said court to be paid over to whom the same may rightfully belong. Hated Juno 1 I Hi, 1914. flHt). K. QI'INK, T Sheriff of liouclns County, Ore. Motquitoei and Malaria. I o- That the inusiulti Is n carrier in' jUKSTOHATION TO ENTRY OK malaria is mipimseri to tie a rit-ent dls ! lands iu National Forest. Notice covery. hut It was suggested In a med !ls hereby given that the lands de- kul work written lu tvvlun 1.41)0 VBHia "' riiicil ue:ow. einnracing .ll'j.L'S ..1., ,.lo f f.... ... , , , i.-... ... . Oregon, to-wit: Lot one (1) lu block I tho paymei. of the costs o said sale; fm.'e (r9) , the c ,v' f second, to the piiyment of the cofits . and disbursements of said action; j mini, to i ne payment, or Rim juuk- Ki4 . I... s.. in, .. a Get out in the open with a Premo It's summer. The out doors is calling. There's healthy recreation lor those who answer the call and a world of en joyment in making pic tures of the beauties which nature unfolds. Step into our store nnd let us show you how easily you can muke good pictures of every thing you enre about, with a light, compact, efficient Premo camera, No obligation on your ' part, but we'd like to show you how simple, and inexpensive too, ' photography can be. Roseburg, Oregon f w, 7 if ;? v'' ago. acres, within tho I'liipquu National Forest, Oregon, will be subject to settlement and entry under tho pro- Real estate cun readily be sold, j visions of the homestead laws of the bought or exchanged through the I l ulled Slates and the act of June 1 1. classified advertisements in The Re- imitl CM Stat., 23.1), ut the United States land office at Itoseburg. Oro gon, on August 1.'.. 11H1. Any set tler who was actually and In good fulfil claiming any of said lauds for agricultural purposes prior to Janu ary 1 liUMl, and has not abandoned same, has a preference right to make a homestead entry for tho lands ac tually occupied. Said lands were listed upon tho application of the persons mentioned below, who have a preference right, subject to the prior right of nny such settler, provided such settler or applicant is qualified' view. A want adv. will bring you satisfactory results at small cost. o- CASTOR I A For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bean Signatura of JOH N DEERE Mowers, Sulkey Rakes Side Delivery Rakes, Hay Loaders Hay StackersGrain Binders Ensilage Cutters, Corn Binders The most complete line of Harvesting Machinery iu the County. Call and "Let Us Show You." Roseburg Feed arid Fuel C PHONE 163 W.c77 Tents an Camp Chairi h r i Be Comfortable at the Sea Side and in the Mountai B. W. STRONG The Furniti;( ! f t 1 ) a i
