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NEWIMDS ARE ENTER TAINED AT THE UMPQUA HOTEL EAST EVENING Omuls Pass Observer: Lloyd V. Tunilmll and Miss ia W In il red Mur ray were married Inst evening at the home or the bride's iai nuts. .Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Murray. Ilnv. Williamson 1). Vater performed the ceremony. The' young people left at once for their new home at Ooiiuille, where Mr. Turnhull hecomes . ri nol pal of the high school. Iloih young people have heen successful teachers in (he cily schools anil many of the pupils were awaiting their arrival at I lie evening train, only lo he disappoint ed. Learning of this the hrlde and groom started null li in an autollio hlle at hiKh speed to lake the train at Merlin. Not to lie outwitted, the rormer pupils engaged some high speed cars and overlook them wlin hugs of rice and numberless old shoes. The liest wishes of the entire community follow them hence. Mr. and Mrs. Turnhull spent Wed nesday In Reselling, where tliey have a "number of friends. They were the miesls of II. It. Turner, of the local United States land office, at luncheon served al the l,'mpiua Hotel last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Turnhull left for their home at ConuiUe this morning, where they expect to reside permanently. local irrws. X'.XTKItl.AXP T.XIil'.S OX (il'XS. NEW YOliK. Aug. '..The Herman liner Vaterlaud, the world's biggest ship. cnrrvlug coal even In her stale- rooms and carrying 1U. reservisis, u,.iiii mnliflii lo meet three Cerman cruisers outside (he harbor, who will fit tier with hill guns. The Vaterlaud is built as the world's fastest cruiser. TIIH HKLOX'UI) Ml "H AL (illtli. To see the world and meet face to fnc the irreat actors, authors, paint ers and oilier famous people Is the munition of nearly every young American woman. Hut very tew can indulge' In this desire on account of tho great expense of actual travel. Now von are to he given the privi lege, right In your own clly. of seeing and knowing all that there is to he seen and known that is worth while. "Our Mutual tiirl" will Illustrate from actual life every point of inter est, Introduce people of distincllon. and carry a story or human Interest besides. The romance Just now Is occa sioned by "Our Mutual fSlrl" being lost In New York Clly, and t tie police and detective force of that greal city nre in search of her. The great scenes, the big business emporiums and the most important places of thai great city are actually presented to your view. Iilplomals from abroad, notables from all over the world, the greatest ships alloat, and all wonders of the earth are presented before "Our Mutual Clrl," and through her shown to you. These greatly Interesting and edu- r...ll,...t ...jtiitu urn ulwtu-ll ill llm Pill. ace Theater every Friday, thus fur nishing sights thai a Hip of a week could not show. Kveryhody attend ing the Palace Theater on Mutual (ill! dav will he given, free of charge. Our Mutual ('.111 Magazine, the peer or anv five-cent maga.lue on the mar ket, ruiilieiuiore. you gel any May Mantou pattern absolutely free with ten consecutive coupons of the Mulual (llrl Weekly. H. A. Kasor, the automobile man, of Kiddie, was in this city today. Sum ball and tamlly came up from Riddle litis afternoon by automobile. It. S. llalker lett tins aiteruuoii for a business trip to i-oruaiiu. no will be gone several days. Jack Wilson, of Canyonvllle, ar Ived here this afternoon to spend a couple or uays on mnnn-m, Attorney Shaw, of Portland, passed the dav in Itoseburg, looking alter business matteiB at the courthouse. J. P. Wheeler lett here tblB after noon for niacKiy, uienun, ... will spend about a week visiting with friends and relatives. Mrs. Ilessie Mattley, of llerkeley, Cal., arrived here this afternoon irom Coos County, where she had been isllliiK with friends. Lucille Love The Girl of Mystery at C.oldeii Theater tonight A. S. Meyers, district manager of Hie Pacific Telephone Company, ar- rived here from Eugene una morning to look after business Interests. C. Cooley and .1. II. Kirk, or Cot tage drove, returned home tblB af ternoon, after a day's visit here with business before the local land office. Miss Vina Carter, of Chehalia, Wash., arrived hero this afternoon rrom the coast. She will leave lor her home in Washington tomorrow. Hugh Petraine, or Vancouver, Wash., is spending a rew days in Itoseburg. looking after business mat ters before, the United States Land Office. Mrs. Martha Stephens, or Cottage drove, arrived here this morning and lert tills artemoon for the country, where she will spend a couple or woeks. Mrs. Van Valketiburg. of Oakland, Cal., arrived here from Murshfield and other coast towns this morning. She will continue her journey to Cali fornia tomorrow. Fred llnwen on Wednesday sola his residence property on upper Wln- hester street to II. I'nrstons, laieiy of Ohio. Mr. Ilowen expects to le main in Itoseburg. Mr. anil Mrs. I. Johnson and their daughter, who for the past several months have resided al Melrose, leu this aflornoon to make their home in the future at Melrose. John Alkin. who has been 111 at his home in tliiB clly for some time oast, is saiil to be very low today. and the attending physicians have Utile hope of his recovery. Mrs. William Winters, of Newport, Is spending a few days In Itoseburg. he owns a homestead 111 nollgias County and will Inspect tho same be fore rein riling to Her home. THE PALACE THEATER TODAY'S PROGRAM "WAQ QUIT Rtr.HT IN FORGIVING HIM?" "Sorrow of the Circus " ZZTU I "Tango Troubles i A problem play, featuring Maud Fealy and Harry Denham. . ,i i r tl.u .lnv "Our Mutual (iirl." The greatest romance and iraeiogu " A royal comedy of the dancing crane. NEW YORK STORE Watch and wait for the August Clearance ad that will appear at your door Sale Cut out the Coupon-it means 10 Free Stamps Bring it Shopping with You $; $$: :$ 10,000 KILLED. (Continued from page 1) LOCAL NEWS. LOCAL NEWS. Mrs. S. T. Smith and children have .1. M. Martin, of Myrtle Creek, was returned here after a couplo of weeks . among the Itoseburg visitors today, spent at Knglewood. They report a I , w Hiinlor and It. B. Dixon, very enjoyable outing. ninneer residents of Deer Creek, were Sheriff Quine and party, who re- in this city today, attending to busi- turned today from the Cow Creek uess imuieis. leg! . ' Sm re pen, be e Hkea i" the Table Itock vicinity 1 contractor 11. J. Hildeburn for the iKo aaTiZt a nu of U'e S"akPS M ,"nd I'""1 of Court street, north of the , . , tho trust when discovered was coiled within a ,..oll,.lhollso 8(,imre. I ...... i'ew feet of the trail over wnicn me placed in them. walking. Messages Will Not He Sent liy I . S. " I spiriting proclamation to the army, in which ho declares that "tue per- fidity of a haughty neighbor demands; that Origin in shall detenu tier nonor The Twenty Year Test. "Some twenty years ago I used Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera anil diarrhoea Itenicdy," wrtles lieo. W. Ilrock, publisher of the Kutcrpiise. Alien! i. Md. I discovered that It was a quick and safe cure for diar rhoea. Since then no one call sell me anything said to he 'just as good During all these veal I have used II luanv times, and It has never disai pointed auyoiiu." For sale by all dealers, c MAJESTIC IT'S HII'I'KltKXT The Barrier of Ignorance A t V. o pill t Kuit-m fell u l i' drama, h'MuiiiiH Win. West, Miirin Sain, ieu. Melmitl. fast-Mi? Hews Show iuj; events. Pallie Daily, Daily BEANS An Kssauuy comedy, a big laugh from start to finish. 5c Today 10c I'roten, who Is she? Tho fire thai has been raging In tho vicinity of the Mont Alto ranch for the past two days, was praciically xtlngiiished today, according to re ports received here this afleruoon. The Itoclidale slore opened Its doors Ibis morning, after being closed for a few days. The stock will be sold as soon as possible, when the slore will he occupied by the Peoples Supply Company. II. 1.. Harby. the clenilale druggist, spent the day ill Kosehurg. Mr. Darby Is a member of the Slale Hoard of Pharmacy nnd made a brief Inspec tion of local drug slores during his. visit hero today. Hock Springs and Knight coals at Pago's. Allied Cloake. of Kdenbower. bad a finger badly lacerated yesterday while employed on a haybaler at the ranch of bis rather, Arthur Cloake. It became caught in the machinery and lino of the revolving knives struck the bone. It was given atten tion tills morning by !r. llouck. Sheriff ljuiiie. Hick Williams. Kd Hilling, Sam Starmer and Cal Web ber, who l"il last week for the moun- :alu districts near Cow Creek can yon, returned this afternoon. Kacii hunter had a pair of beautiful antlers as evidence that their Hip was at tended by success. The County Court today accepted the resignation of M. V. ('use as Jus tice of the I'cace of Melrose precinct. A successor will probably be appoint ed at the next term of Hie County Courl. The court was still 111 session late Ibis alternooii, but had consid ered few matters other than routine business. Will Emery, or Coles Valley, re turned home this alternooii, utter a few das visit at Portland anil Kose hurg. lie was accompanied by Mr. WASHINGTON', Aug. fi. Radio stations within the jurisdiction of the United States were prohibited by ; an executive order, issued tonight by President Wilson, from receiving or transtnlsslng messages of un "mi neulral nature" from any of llio ICuropcan nations now at war. The order whb delivered to tho Secretary of the Navy for enforcement. To Protect drain storage Houses. FORT WILLIAM. Out., Aug. Ii. Fearing that attempts may bo made by Cerman agents to hamper Cana dian shipping by blowing up the big terminal elevators at the head of the tireat Lakes. Colonel Laurie has or dered stationed at all grain storage houses members of the Ninety-sixth Canadian Iteglmetit. Colonel Laurie acted on instructions received from Ottawa. French to Kilter llclgium. l.ONHON. Aug. ii. Premier As iliiitb, In the House of Commons Ibis afternoon, after giving a summary of, the war newa already published, said; that the llelglan government has ln- vited the co-operation of the French troops with the llelglan army and bad given orders to the llelglan provincial governors not to regard , the movements of the French troops as a violation of the frontier. I .Mils Atii.i leans ill l.mli.n. j WASHINGTON'. Aug. S The State Department cabled tonight Ambas-' sador page al London to draw upon: American bankers for $:jiiii.nnii with which lo aid Americans. The money was placed at the disposal of this. Covernment by the Hankers Trust j Company, of New Xork. Kiting I'liuiiiv Notice is (iiveil. J 1 1 I'LL, Kngland. Aug. 5.- In an ticipation of probable events, the lo cal poifce loday Issued notices slat ing that there may be "firing practice off I lumber tomorrow" and warning the Inhabitants not to be alarmed by It. American' in Krnuee HiM'eive Money. WASIIUINHTON. Aug. Ii. The French government has placed sev eral millions in gold with the Ameri can Embassy al Paris for the relief of Americans In France, according to advices to the State department to night. Itlg Liner Prepares for Sea. NF.W YOltK. Aug. ".. The Ham- pIBi Get out in the open with a Premo It's summer. The out doors is culling. There's healthy recreation for those who answer the cull and a world of en joyment in ninking pic tures of the beauties which nature unfolds. Step into our store nnd let us show you how easily you can make good pictures of every thing you care about, with u light, compact, ellicicnt l'remo camera. No obligation on your part, but we d like to show you how simple, and inexpensive too, photography can be. RoseburgBookCo lloseburg, Oregon I. mill Mrs. .1. A Koltt't l.s. hlh'h Ol ,.,.- tnoi-iivin 1tm t.:imir V:it4f- , Murhliftt'lil, who utt1 looking for ujhnul, the hitzm'st steamship aflnat, 1 loratlmi in this section. The new ar- Miipareutly was making reaily tonight rivals ate highly pleasotl with the t procee.l to sea. Short lv hefore country a 1 'tint KosehurK. A complaint was filed with IMstrW-t lloniey Ueorm M. Utown this af ternoon hy a well known hounlns County woman, who accuses a Uose burn lo ot living her daughter with liquor while on a recent Joy rlile. In tu-r statement to the District Attor io I he mother sahl her ilaimhter was inlnii'.ri'. irom the s t in n In lit s Riven tt.'i- h the .'ving man in iinestion. The nffio'is ure in est iyat til the 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 ' .i i ii ( I his afieinoon nnd a wal nut n atre-1 will iirot;ililv le issued toimn i ow . The on n r man w ho is at i used of the oftense is nhoiii '2 M'.us ot aue and has liwd in Itose hutu pnici it aM all of liis littv The giil is Mud to He a short dlslam-o south tif Itosehui'R, nnd is a member of A lespei the f unit iv Names t lit persons iiivolxed are withhtdil hy the uttit ers peiidiim mn h lime as the InveHtiatioii is complete. Have you run your ye over tho densHthinal prico Itnt in tlu- Hdv. of inidniRht Hinoke wan pouritiR from one of her stacks utul a tug was at the liner's stern. I Notice to the Public Commencing the 1st of June, the Itoseburg Ice delivery will retail Ice In Rosebure. The new company will deliver Ice ordered before 10 o' clock a. m.. In the afternoon, and orders for morning delivery must be In before 5 o'clock the day before. Respectfully, Phone 146 Roseburg Ice Delivery I Mr. nil'! Mrs. Charles Harnard and I dnimhter, .Miss Kloise, leave here to morrow lor iMlfseiie, wnere uiey win spend a few days with friends. William Melton, who lives on Deer ( 1 Creek, today placed his thresliitiB tllat t)lo separator and engine owned j days, which the local Commercial machine in operation. Mr. Melton . Volllev 0(len were binned while In t'lub recently procured, to shape has the contract to thresh for a num- ..:,.,,," v,.n. n.,.i. t-i-pek lie some of their choicest uriiins. lier of ranchers residing In tile vi- . , ,,.,, i,. ti cinlty of his home. 'stinted, but thought il must have ig- Mrs. .lohn Hanks and Miss Merle nited from a spark. Siiilili are expected home from Port- While descending from the top of ! land tomorrow or Saturday. While a boxcar in the freight yards at at Portland Mrs. Hanks underwent ti rains i-ass iasi iiigiu, ui'ineuuii an operation for an affliction of the K. McLaughlin, of this city, slipped I). J. Stewart has completed the erection of a modern double-garage on his property in this city. The gar age is modern in every particular and is equipped with all the latest devices necessary ill the proper care of auto- aud fell to the ground, severely wrenching his ankle. He arrived ,1 event given under the aus.ilces;;;; l0 Walk about with a soma ueer i ... ',,,,.,... ., ,,e n d..tl. rr the nex eyes. She is said to be improving. I The "harvest ball," which Is an aiiiiit of the difficulty, will be oft duty for the next three or four days. (!. II. Aldrlch, of New Haven, Mich., 'are promised a good time. ho has been spending the past lew j If the voting lady who recently days In Southern Douglas County in-iii-ide nost'il inoulrv of the Kugene specting a number ot ranches, ai Hiishiess College for catalog will rived here this afternoon lie leaves klndlv furnish her name and address, tomorrow or Med lord . , d will 1 ate ,,. '. ,,.,, .r,..,...,i, n.iii i.u go to Ashland. He said this alter- uladlv sent lier. Kugene llusiness noon that he was pleased with Doug- College, Kugene, Oregon. be held at their hall on the evening I of September 11. The best of music w-ill be furnished nnd all who attend mobiles.. In addition to erecting the garage lone-handed, Mr. Stewart laid considerable cement sidewalk about bis property. Mr. Stewart says it is no little work to erect a garage, and especially when a person is not an experienced carpenter. At a late hour this afternoon the las County and might return here to locate at some future date. County Court had practically con- Kussell Harness, who is operating . . ,' i , f .Q,., a private auioiuouiie i.ige une ue cluiied its business for the teim nnd i,n.i,i -i adjournment will probably be taken " - - i.,n"Vho .ast at tomorrow. There were no mailers oi - 0,.i..in. i n,iu special iniporlanco scheduled for con sidcration tills term by the court. the present time. Kspecially is this true of Uandon and other beach re sorts. Some idea of the condition! I w Perkins, who has been active of the roads between Itoseburg and in boosting the railroad project of a Myrtle Point can be gained from tlie Htm fri.m Itoseburc to the coast, statement of Mr. Harness to the ef- lenves here tomorrow for Coos Hay, feet that an ordinary pair of tires where lie will spend a few days III will last but five round trips to Coos connection with furthering the pro- Loiinty. ject. I Heurv Fischer, who recently re- Aniong the late Improvement turned here from Southern Califor- niade bv W. I). Hell In the Hose Con- niu. 8i(vs he Is highly pleased with fecllouerv since taking possession re- eonditions there. He visited at San line same to the undersigned at His ceiitlv, is an enclosed show window, Francisco, l.os Angeles and many i residence at Camas Valley, Oregon, which was lust til led today. This will other cities of prominence. He took r at the law office of John T. Long, add mnterinllv to Hie facilities for the opportunity to inspect the town Kosehurg, Oregon, properly veri displitr and help to make this one or 0( Richmond and is elated over itsjfed, within six months from the date the most up-to-date stores in the city, future prospects. The conditions aieiof notice. ideal there, according to Mr. Fischer, '' noseuuig, uregou, jiny Constipation Causes Sickness. Don't permu vourself to become constipated, as your system Immedi ately begins to absorb poison from the backed-up waste matter. Use Dr. King's new Life Pills and keep well. There Is no bettor safeguard against Illness. Just tuke one dose tonight. 2.jc at your druggist. ADMlXISTHTOirS XOTICK CKKDITOItH. TO In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Douglas County. In the matter of the estate of Henry Auliill, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned Alexander A. Aubfn. was, on Hie I'lth day of July. 1914, by- order of the above entitled court, duly appointed administrator of ttie estate of Henry Aubin, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present About .'. young people will enjoy ..... ..... .... mill inere is un reiimni why iiih lcim ii a corn roast i riclny evening some nis- ,. ,. , ALEXANDER A AI'HIN lance down Hie river where In ad- " .Adtnr. of the estate of Henrv Aubln. dition to roasting and eating the 'iaps and bounds. . John T. Long, Atfy. for huge golden ears, they will spend tho p. j. Stewart, who has heen ap- estate. T evening in wirioiis kinds of enter- pointed by the County Court to col- 0 , taiumeiil usually had on such occa- led the exhibits for the San Fran- Real estate can readily be oId. ions. They w ill make the trip afoot cdsco exposition nnd for clispluy at the bought or exchanged through the nnd not return until late in the even- local county fair, reports that his ef- classified advertisements in The Re ing. forts are meeting with success in all view. A want adv. will bring you ! Dr. C. II. Hailey, of Deer Creek, pnrts of the county. Mr. Stewart satisfactory results at small cost, spent the afternoon in Itoseburg on now has a quantity ot cereal exhibits 0 business. He said a report was preva- and many of the farmers are anxious For good printing or all kinds Tho I lent on Deer Creek today to the effect to secure the sheaf mold for a few Review always leads. :10th. 1114. o- c.M.I I'oii mtv mi'iiox i:mi:m I t D WAKIIAXTS. Niitl.e Is hereby give all persons holding clly tniproieiuent fund war rants against the City of lioseliurg. Oregon, ending'.! "Not paid for want of funds." to present the same to the t'ilv Treasurer lor payment, as Inter est tliereoli will cease from dale of this notice Warrants called: Nos . inc..'.. I" I. 1 1 7 . I I I I, H!M. 1117, llio. i inn;. 1 1 t:i. 1 1 1 v. ii '.'ii. l nsii. ; I us 7. i ::. i.u!i i, I mi."., 1 1 1 1 on. ' and 1 117'.'. . itosehiim, Oregon, Aucust ."i. I!HI.' .MINKS M I'lTflll'OliD. I Citv Treasurer. Wood for sale lash, 2. R0 a tier. Inch, oak or K. rialsted. If von have something to sell, to tlm I'tiinuita X'allcy Fruit I'nlon In trade, to rent, ur have lost something Ihli IsitieT That ! what co-opera- or found something, use a want adv. I (loD can do. daw in the Uuvleif. QUALITY TENTS ARE CHEAPEST INTHE E ND B. W. STRONG The Furniture Man
