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BRIDGE CARPENTER HURT WHILE WORKING NEAR Mrs. G. today from Ulriidale. LOCAL NTJWS. Ij. Daugherty returned visit with relatives ill CIITHFDIIN THIIOQriAV K. M. Goodman, or Looking 01avH JUIIILIILII1 IllUIIJIni ;i ml A Sli-hlm-muiiri nf Cliile. v.ere 'among 1 lie Roseburg visitors today. Frederick llamllton, manager of thti lorul telephone office, WlMlt lo Oakland on business this aiternoon. SUTIIKRI.IN. Auk. (!. While as sisting in repairing t lid "' lull ronii brldKe south of (lie- local depol yes terday, W. E. Cooper, of the South- A Hnrrell was in from Hrork- ern I'acilic. bridge gang, was struck wnv (,.1V vjSt a short lime Willi ill tho face liy a piece of hoard, r- Mli wif(. w, ,,, ,,r,.y Hospital Bulling In his nose being broken and f,. irtaliiM-iit. hadly lacerated, and hoth eyes dis- ,,,!,,., I lir liennelt attended the "I' l"" '""!; -oiih.) injured man. .Creamery, for cream. At a regular meeting of the school , .ss May llaldwln relumed home hoard Wednesday evening, it was to Eugene this afternoon, alter visit voted to arrange snllahle quarters in j,IK BIIt ijllm hero with her sister, the basement of the building Tor 1 ho rH n, (. iarhy. manual training class, anil uppropri- . , ate the room on lb second floor,' . -""ls ' '"" """" " formerly used hv this class, for high " H's'on tills afternoon where he school purposes. A number of new '" been employed in the orchards desks have been ordered, and In the r Skinner. future all high school work will be r, aI1, m,Bj a. S. Coon, of West carried on ill the rooms on the sec- Kiirk, arrived here this afternoon to lie in attendance at the Shriiiers' ceremonials tomorrow. Mrs. Clara Strauss, of I iornhrook, Cal., Is spending a few days III liose hurg, looking alter business affiil.'s before the United Stales laud office. .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hcdrick, who bad been visiting II. 10. Itoules and wife, of tills city, returned this af ternoon to their home at Walla Wal- Mrs. SI. 1. Shanks and daughter, Nancy, arrived this afternoon from Oklahoma and left for Myrtle Point to reside. They formerly resided in Hosehurg. Special Sunday Table d'Hote Din- Umpqua Hotel. oud Moor, - while the rooms on the first floor will be devoted exclusively to the lower grades. A fire escape was ordered Constructed on the build ing, and the hoard Is considering the matter of Installing an electric, mo tor to operating the heating fan, In stead or the gasoline engine now In use. Hills aggregating Jl'ii were al lowed. Sunt. U. M. Fox and John loach. representing the Roach, .Musser and la. Fox timber syndicate, arrived here Wednesday and have taken rooms on the second floor of the First State Hank building. Mr. Fox has ar ranged lo rent a residence and will he joined by his family within a few days. He announced yesterday that the contract for grading the first 27 nor, 75c; 6:30 to 8 miles of the Sutlierllu, Coos Hay & ,, , , , , . Eastern Railroad would be let within I ' J Larson, who has been speiid n few davs and that grading would I """ " ,Hl lvo weeks ooking alter start as soon as It was possible t liuslness interests in t oos oil m y. t to jt larrlved here this afternoon. He will Lewis Osherg, of Linnton, Oregon. 1 1,,vo bis home at Portland to who lias been making a trip through I morrow night. Southern Oregon with a view to find- The deal whereby W. I). Hell re ing a desirable location for a home, recently acquired the Hose cont'ec arrlved In Sutherlin yesterday and tionery from Atwell Unities, was was so well pleased with the town brought to a close today when Mr. that ho purchased from the .1. F. i(. Kmc in exchange lor Mr. Haines' Luse Co., lot 12, In block (1. the con- interests, a lot on South Main street, sideratlon being $100 cash. The The ileal was arranged through 0. property is on l ourlli avenue, near, i.- Hopkins, a local attorney. the n c i school punning Kiissen Harness, local agent lor the Overland automobile, is cousid ering the advisability of leasing store room on Jackson street and in stalling a complete Hue of automo hile supplies. Mr. Harness was re cently appointed the Overland agent for Southern Oregon and he has al- OUR MUTUAL GIRL Today THE PALACE THEATER. "Shorty's Trip to Mexico, Pictures for Today "OUR MUTUAL GIRL,' This is another one of those great adventures of Shorty series, hut each episode complete. t the prominent. people Interested In her today, "THE LAST DRINK OF WHISKY, A Wild West .burlescme. by the Koniiea. lOach lady patron attending today receives free a copy of "Our Mutual Girt'- .Magazine. $: $ :$$: NEW YORK STORE Cheney Shower Proof Odds and Ends in Corsets Children's Sum'er Dresses Men's Khaki Pants for Foulards at Special 69c Special 49c at 1-2 off Special 98c The regular price of the foulards We place on sale about 50 differ- There are lots of pretty styles for Mcn's '''S1' 8Ta(Ie k,,aki Pants is .$1.25 a yard; we are now offer- cut styles of corsets in all differ- vou to choose from, beaut'ifid lit- a" slz;s' also a covc.rt l)a,lt tlle' ins beautiful patterns LQn cut sizes and stvles, regular sell- tie dresses for the lit- arc slllt:ll)le fo1' outings and shades at special . .. W' ing from $1. to $.3, at ' Q 1,e ,:ul-v of ll,e house; J ()ff il"'1 cvery d:ly work;sce CO,Spedal!03or25cS NeTv 50c Ribbons at 25c Women's 15c Stockings New $3 and $3 50 Hats A great big cake of soap and ex- Dresden stripe ribbons, Special 10c Men,s ,e JV ,e celleni for hands and face, a soap used 111 tlie making of the new yc il;lve lans and j,iacks in the ,)ats ,or fanadvance fall styles, that sells for 10c straight; at this girdle belts lots of patterns to lot, all sizes and a fast dye; this Every hat a value for the money, special sale, three for C choose from C hose usually retails for 1 Complete new assort- f vJ'U Special, yard J 15c; buy all you want. . 1 vC meut at each Jv $: :$ $: :$: IMtOMIXKXT VISITOItS. Wo rend ho much nlmut tho onii nont ftoili or I lie day, but with HI Mo opportunity of hearing them, much ltwfl of mcotiiiK Hkmii: bul throtiKh the won.lcrrt of the movinK r,lJuiv arraiiKHd mih-HHi-ncieH In many picture world we learn much that constant reading often fallH to Im press upon us. The K'"patest of all the educational pictures is that won derful series shown at tho Palace Theater every l-'riday and known ns "Our Mutual dlrl." Kvery episode shows us some important Nat ioiial or International event, object or per- of the more important towns of this locality. Hock Springs and Knight coals at Pago's. The local ladles in charge of tho banquet to be Kiven in honor of the wives of visiting Shrhiers at the I'm i mini Hotel Salurduv even in ir. son. In the todays showing at the UiVti completed all their arrange Palnee Theater, besides the thrills of m,.ts, and it is said the event will action, you are Introduced from real h(, ono u,e ,nost delight ml social life to Theodora llean. the writer, to an;tirK of the season. Most of the Madame Korske and Florence Iteed, visiting ladles will arrive here this thu great actresses, and (hen to Sir evening, and a number or them will Conau Itoyle and Lady Ooyle. also , .niertniued at private homes. Dudley Field Malone, collei-tor of the otlor8 will stav ut local hotels, port of New York; to Thorleys. the Fifth avenue floriHl, and other won-' Twenty more members of the local der places. We present each lady company of Coast Artillery were attending on Fridays a copy of "Our given the typhoid prophylactic treat Mutual (llrl Magazine." the peer of meut last evening, in order that they ' all five-cent magazines, and (en might be rendered immune from the coupons from same entitles you to a dreaded disease In case of a foreign free pattern besides. Always more war. This number, however. Includes than value at the Pnlaco Theater. the second and third injections to m 0 those on whom the treatment was begu it some t ime previous. The re mainder will receive injections of the SI'RXCKU.-To Mr. and Mrs. Isanr 1 1''-'Unlive at their nt i-.-K.ilar SiiRiii-or, S.H Mllli-r street, l-'i lilay. '" '" AllRilst 7. l!l I. n j;irl. She ha, 'I'he (-(iiuily ('ourl was still in ses lieen named Until l-:ii.ahel h. isiin this afternoon and adjournment o will prohalily not lie talten hel'ore late Rubber tire work at Klanor 4 : loinot row. The petition lor a county Marsh's, Oak street. I road, filed hv Isador Hondeuu. of . - , 1 ti'i'-'-i No. 7. has been i-ohtinued. IIOIIX. TAX Ol'KK'IAIi lli:i:i'.. T J .1. I). Katon. a nieniber or tlie .f. . State Tax Commission, spent 4- 4. the day in ltoseburg confer- 4- 4. rillK with County Assessor 4" 4. l-'nink Calkins and other offi- 4. cials. Mr. Hal 011 is on his 4- 4. regular annual tour and arrived 4 4. hero late last niKht. alter a few .. days speiii In Lake and Klam- 4" 4. nth eounlies. He reports tlie 4.. weathcu- very warm there of 4" T-i late. 4 ;..I..I..;.4.4..;..;.4..I-;.4.-i A Progrestive Monarch. Alfred thu Ureal of Kiixland has fevv eipials In history, for he -was In atlvani-e of his times In everything Horn in Wantage, in Herkshire. In 8l'J. In- dr-ive the Danes out of the east ern part of Km;land. so after ridding his eouutry of the foreigner be occu pied hlmseir in the advancement of learning. After thirty years of wise rule Alfred (lied in 1HJ1 A. D. PROFESSIONAL CARDS MUS. CHARLES S. HEI.VMNB Pianoforte Instrustor Musical Kindergartener Studio: 423 Ella St. Phone 33-R. Crawford peaches $1.00 per bushel. Phono fjl-Y. LOCAL NEWS. NEW TODAY. VOU SALE.- .Ml White Orpington tinm-d. The petition of .1. M. I.ed helis. t-ood ulilllv winter lavers. Kcrwnod. i-l al. for a county road. Address -''Ml Ki;i; l-'ariu. Itoseburi!, "d the petition of Mrs. Marie Uiter, Ore., or phone lllll-.l. ilor a road of public easement, have illievise been continued until the :tiet term of mult. nsh, JJ.r.O a tier. J. E. I'lalstud, I If you have something to sell, to I trade, to rent, or have lost somethiUK jor found sonicthitiK. uso a want udv. 'In thn Ueview. A marriane license was issued to day lo X. C. Dual and Itosa A. I.eddy.' of Days Creek. Robert Hall, of Calapooia, who was in linsc-burm today, returned homo tliis iil'leruoou, lakliiK a new l-'ord automobile, which he purchased while hero. The While Sewing Machine Com pany has filed a suit in the Circuit Court amiinst S. K. Sykes. a local hardware dealer. Tho plaintiff seeks to recover tlie sum of $ I flit. tilt, al leged lo be due on Hi fee promissory notes. Attorney (ScorKO Xeunor rep resents the plaintiff. The County Court has prepared a petition asklliu the Slate Uailroad Commission to establish a crossing over the .Soulliein I'acitlc railroad trncks at a point about a mile north of Kiddle. Tlie petition was passed on by the District Attorney this at-1 ternoon and will be forwarded to Hie Railroad Commission for considera tion tomorrow. Mrs. Samuel Carutliers. of Salt j Lake. I'tall. accompanied by. her f mother and niece arrived here IU 1 afternoon by automobile. They are etiroule to San l-'rancisco anil are making Die trip by automobile. Mrs. similar nctilion for a coulllv road ( aruthers niece Is an expeil in. ; ill District Xo. 4il has also been con- ' handling Hie automobile and no dif-! V Spiehler Perfumes Please Extra -WAR- Extra AT THE MAJESTIC IT'S DIITKUKNT" Battle in the Clouds A four pari detect ive nun, uithilm;i in mm i,,t There neM-r has I n hmcIi a slupi'iidoiis pi.iu: piodnccd that ainwbere eiuals Ibis. Si-e Ibe bol--e and two me 1 111 a b:illiioii ' ti-el in the ail The ailio wreck and .'.e nthcr cu ,.t will make our hair stand on end. BY PARCEL POST An Edison comedv. realmini; Mil, ( hill, Some laugh prnducer PATHE DAILY. DAILY Showing l-'reddle Welch, new light kckIh ihompiou of lb.- world. Tomorrow. "The lllack Thlrleell," seiitcl to War in th,. Clouds. Sunday; Vaudeville, Miss I. allay In lati-t song Ims. 5c I'roten, who Is she? 10c fictiltv has heeii encountered on the trip. They will remain here until Sunday mornhiK hefore resumhiK their journey. Tin: sn si.wv itxit. What lias .teen AccomplKheil nl That Point 4 nu lie linite at tho I mp qiiii Itiu ut 11 Less Cost, The Tlmherninii. the lumber paper of P01 1 lit lid . prints the following; re :irdiun the Siuslnw rier: i "A survey ot the Siusluw bar com pleted on June ::o under direction of Major .1. .1. Morrow, corps of ennin ecrs. mid .1 . S. l'olhlemus. nssistjint engineer, shows the shallowest deplli on the bar to lie 11 feet at mean low Wiiter. With an average tide height ol seven feet, this Indicates a bar depth of IN to 22 feet with a straight chanel to sea. Tlie I wo jet ties lie ui constructed under government su pen islon and under t he personal charge of Mr. I.eefe, junior engineer. Tlie work has prou resided on the jnorth .jetty to total lenmh ol 7TJ." I feet and on the south Jetty .'.Ten leet witli sutftiient funds in hand to coln 'plete the pfojeei now under construc tion In addition the Tort I'ointnis sion of t he Sin slaw w atei slied have iiutl'.oried the sa'e of fimt.iMM ud dii ioi;;d port lo Tliis a nioii in is supplenieMed by t 1 J,. Mm) included in l lie present up prop rial inn for t lie uovernnieiil, (he latter appropriation beiui; due lo the efforts of the Oreyoii delegation. There itro approximately .'. billion feet or timber in the Sius !a w w at ers lied, w Inch is di ret t !y af fected b the bar iniproxetnent. The project ii ndertaken is with the full epei:atio:i ot securing: not Wsh than te.t at low tide Willi this hu pt tN enient ton cessfully hum unrated Siuslaw will become one of the lead-! ' n K Oregon ciiast ptnts." j Get out in the open with a It's summer. The out doors is calling. There's healthy recreation for those who answer the cull niul a world of en joyment in making pic tures of tho beauties which nature unfolds. Step into our store find let us show you how easily yon can make good pictures of every thing you care nhout, with a light, compact, etlicient Premo camera. No obligation on your pint, but we'd like to show you how simple, and inexpensive too, photography can be. RoseburgBookCo llosdwrg, Oregon jplj Office Hours: Phones: 10 to 12 a. m. Office: Main 171 1 to 4 p. m. Rat: Main 172 Oil. H'CKITA SMITH, Physician" Women and Children Dtaeaiea a Specialty Office. Maaonlc Bids.. Second Floor It. R JONES Attoriu-y-nt-Iaw . Will practice Id all courts. Ex Kt'Klster U. S. Land Offiffce. OfTice In Masonic Bldg., Cass and Jucksou streets. CI1AS. F. HOI'KINS Attorney-at-Law Room 420, PcrkinB Eldg., Roseburg. Especial attention given to con veyancing and the examination of titles to real eetate. Practlcus In all State and Federal Courts. Phones: Office 119. Rcsldenre 138-L lilt. I). K. S.NKI.li Osteopathic Physician Dlsenso. of Women and Children a specoalty. 301-3 Perkins Uldg., Roseburg, Ore. We Want to Get Acquainted With More People The more goods we sell, the cheaper we can buy, con sequently the cheaper we sell. Call and investigate our plan of dispensing supplies. Saturday Only, August 8th We will sell 21 pounds best Caue Sugarfor $1.00 One lot lo a customer, ltmak-s no difference whether you buy other Items or not. We want to get aciiuniiited with you. Our entire line of groceries is priced far below relall prices and mail order lists. We buy direct from first hands. Tlie middle man's profit we give to you. Highest cash price paid for pro luce. We sell for cash for less. PEOPLES SUPPLY CO. L. .a.. HICKS SURVEYOR j ! Porklna Ilullding. Roseliarg, Or. AMIKItT S. IIUEY OPTOMETRIST 118 W. CASS ST. : Roseburg I Oregon. 1RS. SKEI.Y, SKT1IER STEWART Physicians and Surgeons. lulte of Offices Rear Douglas Na tional Bank, Ground Floor. Ph-ne 367. ROSEBURO .... OREOON (U'RDON A. FORY Vocal Leesona Studio 312 East Cass Street Phone 191-J. ROSEBURO, ORE. MMK'K OK FIXAL SETTLEMENT. Ah.MlXISTKTOK'S XOTICI f -lM.-iiriiifbj hi me v.uiniij . uui l ui iiie oiaie 01 Oregon for Douglas County. In the matter of the estate of Wil liam C. Hurk, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned administratrix with the will annexed of the estate of William C. Hurk, deceased, has filed in the nbove entitled court and cause her final account in settlement of said estate and by order of said court, Tuesday, the 18th day of August, 1914, at 10 o'clock a. m., in the county court room in the courthouse in Roseburg. Douglas County, Ore gon, has been fixed as the time and placi there be, to said final account and to the settlement of said estate. Dated this 20th day of .luly, 1914. LOUISE A. LEHMAN, Administratrix with the will annexed of the estate of William C. lturk, deceased. M TO In the County Court of the Slate of Oregon Tor Douglas County. In the inn tier of tlie estate or Henry Aiihin, deceased. Notice is hereby given that tho un dersigned Alexander A. Auhin, was, on the 27th day of July, 1914, by ortier ol the above entitled court, tuny appointed administrator of the estate of Henry A n bin, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate me hereby notified to present tlie snnie to the undersigned at ills residence at Camas Valley, Oregon, or at the law offire of .lohii T. Long. veri fied, within six months from the date of tills notice. Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, July 30th, 19 1-1. ALEXANDER A. AUHIN, Adnir. of the estate of Henry Auhin, deceased. John T. Long, Att'y. for estate. x For good printing of nil kinds The Review always leads. Review Want Advs. bring results. Notice to the Public Commencing the 1st of June, the Roseburg Ice delivery will retail Ice In Roseburg. 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 S o'clock the day before. Respectfully, Phone 146 Roseburg Ice Delivery Have Arundel tune It. If you nnve something to sell, to tnide, to rent, or have lost something or found tomethlng, use a waut adv.1 In the Review. UALITY TENTS ARE CHEAPEST INTHE E ND B. W. STRONG The Furniture Man
