Roseburg review., August 21, 1914, Image 5

DATLT WEATHER RETORT
U. S. Weather Bureau, local office,
Roseburg, 2 4 hours ending i a. m.,
todsy.
Freclpltution in Inches and hun
dredths: Maxiniuiii temperature C7
Mlnlmuui temperature CO
Precipitation 0
Total preclp. since first of uio.
Total precip. since 1st of mo. 0
Normal preclp. for this month .32
Total preclp. from Sept. 1, to date
26.84
Aver, preclp. from Sept. 1, 1877
Notice to Folic; Holders.
t
Rice & Dice have purchased J.
my Insurance and rental busi
ness, aud 1 request all policy
holders to call at their office
for endorsements to be made
and renewals. i
J. W. WRIGHT. A
LOCAL NEWS.
LOCAL NEWS.
LOCAL NEWS.
C. II. Arundel, of Myrtle Creek,
KIXTlItKS AX1 H HX1TIHE FOR
SALE.
Total deficiency from Sept.
Average precipitation for 36 wet
seasons (Sept. to May, inc.) 33.08
WILLIAM BELL, Observer.
WEATHER FORECAST:
Fair tonight and Saturday.
The hoard of directors offer for
34.26 saie nil furniture, fixtures, etc., now
1. lowned and in use by the Roseburg
. 7.4 2 Kochdale Co., in their store at Koso-
iburg. A partial list of which is given
below.
Bids for any piece or part of these
fixtures or for the entire lot will be
received and opened by the board of
directors on the 21st day of August.
cv,...i(f i-rn n.ii.m snout the Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Bowers re-
morning lu Happy Valley serving turned lust evening utter a ten days was a business visitor ill town today.
civil papers. ouilng at ewport. M H chapman, of Camas Valley,
..... iwt Ahmhiim iii an.md- Sueelul Drlce on sidewalk top while was a visitor in Roseburg for a few
Ing a few days nt Ulendale looking It lasts, at Page's,
after business matters. R 0 Coffj ot sutherlln. arrived
Mrs John Hunter will spend a hero last evening to look after busl
few days Mils week nt Riddle, visit-'ness affairs for a few days.
Ing Miss Adeline Stewart. Mrs Eva Coulter, who had boon
Mr. and Mis. Edward Neely liave'sponding some time at Spokane, has with friends.
returned from Mupleton, wnere iney .reiurneu nome iu iimcum. r. q. Ooff, of Sutherlln, was a
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fisher went business visitor in Roseburg for a
to Suthorlin tills morning to spend few hours today.
hours today.
Call up 340, the Douglas County
Creamery, for cream.
J. D. Cain, of Summit, arrived
here yesterday to spend a few days
spent their annual vacation.
Special Sunday Table d'Hote Din
ner, 75c; 6:30 to 8. Umpqua Hotel.
E. F. Melntyre, of Sun Jose, Cal
ls spending a few days In Roseburg
looking alter business matters.
Mrs. Arthur llolmnn, of Meiiroru
the day visiting with friends.
Fresh Jersey milk and cream dally
at 1'ickens' Grocery. Phono 1115.
1. M. Hartmnn aud two soiib left
this morning for Drain, where they
Mrs. 11. F. Wells, of Riddle, trans
acted business mutters In the city for
n few hours today.
W. H. Cilinour. of Olalla, spent
the day In Roseburg looking tiller
Infection and Insect Hltes Hnngcrous
Mosquitoes, flies and other insects,
which breed quickly in garbage palls,
ponds of stagnant water, barns, mus-
4y places, etc., are carriers of disease.
Every time they bite you, they In
ject poison into your system from
which some dreadful disease may
result. Get a bottle of Sloan's Lini
ment. It is antiseptic and a few
drops will neutralize the infection
caused by insect bites or rusty nails.
Sloan's Liniment diseiifects Cuts.
Bruises and Sores. You cannot af
ford to be without it your home.
Money back If not satisfied. Only
25c at your druggist.
directors on me l isi uay ui aub"". iwm. "i' n - - - .
The right to reject any and all bids burg looking alter business matters,
not satisfactory to the directors bo- 1Iarvey Si,ns, of Seattle, arrived jIr a,,d"':sr
Ine reserved. ' 1 ........ ,,: .....rt, tr uiii'i.il n few
Come in, look over these articles Iookng after business interests. 'J"""
.,.. .....i.n , vntlP hill nil What VOI1 i " -LMUHI.
Mrs. George sewel! and'
Mrs. Charles Parrott left
mornlUK to spend the day ati
want and leave It with or mail it to
our secretary and manager, O. J.
Llndsey. You will be notified prompt
ly by mall should your bid be accepted.
1 roll-top nesK.
1 high office desk.
1 Underwood typewriter No. 5.
I Underwood duplicator.
1 Burroughs adding iiiachlno No. 7.
1 Alpine Bate.
1 shoe bench and stool.
1 umbrella case (glass).
3 small glass cases.
3 large glass show cases.
2 demijohns (5 gal.).
2 coal stoves and pipe.
1 plntform scale (on trucks).
1 Stlmpson platform computing
scale.
1 Stlmpson (fan) computing scaie.
1 Dayton (cylinder) computing
scale.
glass pickle display jars ana
covers.
4 paper racks.
2 hand trucks.
1 refrigerator.
3 large tea cans.
3 small tea cans.
6 tin roll-top bins with stand.
1 large mirror.
6 collapsible tie racks.
1 Lampson cash earner system to
stations).
And all of our counters, tables,
MAKING SCREEN HOOKS (shelving and other articles too num-
vi viviifiv erous to mention.
WMH"S. ROSEIIURO ROCHDALE CO.
Is an exact science here. No hand- o
work can compare with it in accur- if you .nave something to sell, to
ncy of measurement and fit. Wo trade, to rent, or have loBt something
linvn surh a vnrietv to choose from, or iouuu """"s. "
too. Bring your window aud door
measurements here and you get
C. H. Sheffield and family left Mr am, Mr9 s Fl.enci, a,,d
arrived here this morning to speudVlll visit their daughter and sister. jbusincss matters,
a few days visiting with friends. KMe MoCu0,h lulll Mr!1. Mrs Hugh Montgomery, of Port-
11. K. lulling, of Lead, South Da-'Mahel -Mvers, of Green, spent yes- is spending a few . ays in Itose-
kota. is spending a few days in Rose- terday visiting friends in lioseburg. l"B v'smug un menus.
F. R. mown and M, I,, mown, of
mums vuiie.v, were visitors in nose
burg for a few hours today.
Read Trey O' Hearts In the Sunday
Journal, Will be at Goldeu Theater
ti.i.. n,nPi,ii, tnv ivrii f'repk I . .'. ..... .... soon.
nun, ,u,.....h ----- oaugnier, i.ucne, navu luumifu num
where they will spend the next few; out,lg 0f a couple of weeks at
Newport.
r.ill nt Kinitv Kitchen for home-
left here this morning for a visit' , ... , wee(meat. 31 o
or some nine in uiama r..i. N Jackson Btreet.
arrived by stage yesterday. I
Airs. J. lj. senruuer, oi
Creek, who was a visitor In Rose-
l. ..actAcl.... ml iriia,l hnniA ItlRt
evening.
Estellal lifltirv niirt nf Ynnrfllla. ar
weeks in the hop fields.
Mrs. E. W. Vaughn, of Coquille,
visit
She
The
proved
Weyerhaeuser Silo,
and guaranteed.
Investment Co.
Springfield News:
tried,
See Page
George Langenberg has returned
from Mnrslifiold, where he spent a
few days visiting with relatives.
Mrs. William Splker and daughter.
Miss Lucy, have returned to their
Mvrtle llome nt Glendule, after a day spent
nero.
A. II. Craven and wife, of Mon
mouth, spent Inst evening in Roso-
ir-'biirg. They wero registered nt a lo-
Mlss
Martin returned Wednesday from ' , , , . , , evening ,i WHI visit cal 1,0101
Roseburg, after a visit of a few days some tim6 at the ,lome o her soll tj g ,1U CottllRO Grove lum
with G. II. Wilson auo iauin. W G Burt berin.ni. arrived hero last evening to
Mrs. Frank Carskadden, of Ta- ,,,M. T.mi,n nf pnrlnil. spend a couple of days looking after
coma, vvasn., arrivea nere inis mom
who has been visiting here with her
business interests.
Ing and will visit a week or two , Mrg Alert Palm, returned s. E. Smith, wife and children
with her niece, Mrs. O. uniny. , , . n e thls lnorgt aml Mr an( MrS- s. 11. Covell, of
Ashland Tidings: Simon Caro, of M Wc8 of niddle. and Portland, composed an automobile
Roseburg, a pioneer merchant of', t ' s,,.s T. 'N Muthews. ot l"irt tllat s',ellt last HBht ' "oa'-,-
Jacksonviile, visited Ashland and South Dakota, left here this morning urg
nthnr vnltov towns a few davs ago. - ,.-! v'..,nt oi!
C wU.ago to'ponrio" lS-rt!r7r IL 1,4tr"lZe h0m6
visit. industry.
waffles for breakfast are a Mrs. Kmma Alien ami uuiigiiuii,
have a gas May, or Miirsniieiu, ion neru mm
uiufTia morn nir on I heir wnv to 1'oriinnu,
where they expect to spena several
weeks wltii relatives.
"Fresh Fruit -
Watermelons Tomatoes
Cantaloupes
PEACHES
Coxe's Clings, the finest there is for canning or for
pickling or preserves the flavor lasts
MARSHALL'S
The Ciroceiy Store That (ilves You The Service
Everything to eat that's seasonable and reasonable
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the County Court ot Douglas
County. Oregon.
In the matter of the ostate of A. J.
lleague, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un
dersigned, administratrix of the es
tate of A. J. lleague, deceased, to tne
creditors of and nil person having
claims against said deceased, to ex
hibit such claims, with the necessary
vouchers, within six months after the
first publication of this notice to the
said administratrix at her residence
in Sutherlln, Douglas County, Ore.
Dated this 30th day ot July, 1914.
HATTIE HEAQUE,
Administratrix of the estate of A. J.
Hcague, deceased. T
Have Arundel tune It.
in the Review.
screens which - will explain to you
why all our mill work Is so popular.
Hargrcavcs Door and lumber Co
Local Mfgs. of Building Materials.
Colgate's and
Swift's Soaps, 3
bars for 25c.
Hot
treat. It s easy if you
range and one of our
irons. The Gas Co.
gas
Silos at Page's, either the Weyer
haeuser model with a menoy-bnek
guarautoe, or the staves only.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Gray and child
ren, of Reno, Nev., spent last night
at a local hotel. They aro enjoying
a tour of tho Pacific Coast and
stopped off hero to view Roseburg
and vicinity.
Edward A. Iloeho and wife and C.
O. lleebe, of Seattle, arrived here
Grants Pass Courier: Mrs. G. W. ,a'st evoll,'K aud spent' today In Rose-
Charles VanMacon, of Eastern
n,.pi-al ham HllQ nUirtlinC
to spend a few days looking atter muii mm uii n " ,,, ' " .jburg. They are making a tour or
business matters before the United Portland to visit. They will slop ithe ,aCflc Coaat liy nutomohllo and
States land office. Roseburg also. .... . Mrs. Marguerite : t an enjoyable time.
I Wall, of Portland, deputy for the
Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Lewis, of j)egrce 0f Honor lodge, left for Rose- County Judge Dexter Rico expects
Milwaukee. Wis., arrived here this i,,. iat PVeiilne after spending a to spend tomorrow In Pass -Creek
morning and will spend some time colliie of months In Grnnts Pass and . Canyon, inspecting Die work being
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. 'vicinity working for the order she done there under the direction of
susnuicn in uaraen vanej. represents.
B. W. Bates and wife, who have A Bult i,aa been filed In the Clr-
been spending a few days at New- clljt pourt by Phoebe Boyle against
THE CASH STORE
Let us pack your groceries foryour summer outing. We have what
you want at lowest cash price In town. By our system ot checking
nothing Is forgotten. ......u.
THE CASH STORE
WE SAVE TOC MONET
12 1 W. Cass Btreet
Phone 270.
Roseburg, Oregoa.
Road Supervisor
County Engineer
George B. Wright
Roy Griggs
llrinkerhoff.
and
of Portland,
at New.
port, will return here tomorrow j itovle and others relative to has been appointed district mnnnger
evening. They will be accompanied tne quieting or title to certain prop- of the Fraternal Brotherhood, and
home by Mr. and Mrs. Roland Agee. erty Tno plaintiff claims possession , will make his headquarters in Rose
au en 1891. and asks for a ecree nurg. ne ex n-i:in io oikuih.u a
Fair Warnini
OUR MID -SEASON
Clearance
Shoe Sale
Will Positively Close
In a Few Days
If in need of footwear
of any description for
yourself or any one of
the family, you cannot
afford to miss this op
portunity to buy shoes
at such remarkable sav
ings. Come and see for
yourself.
Roseburg Booterie
IRVIN BRUNN
Shoes That Satisfy
Perkins Building Roseburg, Oregon
Will Harris ami w.ie ana , mm, , f ,
Amier and w.fo have returned from f thu eC(,, f,.om , ,,,.
uraier i.aae, wnere u.ey im u .. .. al or ,n ,(m lhpreof the decree
Arzner's automobile and report a de
lightful outing.
to take the place of the deed.
lodge hero In the near future
S. A. Phillips has moved his tailor
shop from the Kohlhagen building
to 109 Rose street, opposito Grand
Hotel.
I Feel languid, weak, run down?
Pho-inr rinlnir ulin wn nrres ted neaaacner Bioinacu on: guim
upon the arrival' of the stage from remedy Is Burdock Blood Bitters.
Marshfleld late yesterday, was re- n u."(,bi" a..v ,
leased from custody lust night. He The County Court has set aside
was arrested on a warrant charging jr,Q a niolith for the support of Mrs.
him with beating a board bill In n o .inrkson and her children, and
Coos County. lie paid the amount ordered that the personal property rick lived in Douglas County
of the claim, which totalled some- Qf ner deceased husband s estate be
thing over ?45.
Mrs. Emma Fltzpntriek, of Albany,
yesterday notified County Judge
Dexter Rico that she was recently
married and that her widow's pen
sion should bo discontinued. Prior
to her recent mnrriage Mrs. I'ltpat-
Id sposed of by sale. The money Is ' : "'"'VL ' ' a Zn
son and
William
Umpqua trout fres tied on pennell, ? l"" u, K Howard, of Wilbur, and Mrs. It. T.
turn down eyed hooks. Halford dryl " " l- ' " B "' , 1 Ashworth, or Roseburg, spent today
fry gets the big, wise trout In the "n?ry. .a,11 .'''rn'.rr"' V lat Riddle visiting with Mrs. Ash-
Made expressly for J. II
worth's daughter, Mrs. N. O. Denn.
deep holes
Sykes.
.T,hn A .Tpffrev. Democratic can
didate for Attorney-General, will dls- Lumber Co., ten of which aro hem
cuss the initiative measures pending by Eberhart and Miller ns security
in Oregon aud especially the prohibl- for a loan made to A. .M . Armsuong,
tion amendment, In the Circuit Court deceased, and IS held by tho ad-
room nt the courthouse on Sunday ministraior or tne latier esuiie, ne
evening, August 23. Mr. Jeffrey Is Bold at private or piinnc Riue. i ne
at present In Coos County, but will estate of A. M. Armstrong, deceased.
gn v l.ere some t ine tomorrow. us neavny iiun-uu-u mm iiiiiii.:i iii-
,,, ,,, ,, . . 'teresi, ll IB ciaimeu, wouiu no "'".nubllp sale
Corvallls Gazette: Miss Ileulnh '. puiinc suie.
Oilkey returned Mondny evening
from a trip to Medford, Roseburg M. D. Warren, agent ror uregon
and Grants Pass, where she, in com- Relief Association or Mcviinnviiie,
pany with her sister. Miss Helen, (Oregon, with offices at 14 Cass St.
spent several weeks visiting relatives Your buBtnesa solicited and carefully
and old time friends. Miss Helen looxea alter.
has gone on to Berkeley to resume , Callllng lnut R cr0, had been I ' "; 1 " " '
her work In the tlniversitv of Call-'., .j T tr.nn iRedmen. heel at
' UlllllilKOt! Ill III" Eiiciu hi
fomia. tMe result or his neighbor's stock and
A lazy liver leads to chronic dys- turkeys overrunning his place, John
pepaia and constipation weakens Hnrtmnn, a farmer living near F.lk
tho whole system. Doan's Regulets ton, riled suit In the Circuit Court
(25e per box) act mildly on the liver yesterday charging his neighbor,
and bowels. At all drug stores. ii.ouis uowers, oi vioniui.k ,. .- vfII(.,, of Hebnrg, was selected as
7,,,-her Agee. traveling salesman nieiuber of the comnil.tee
for lie Illake-McFall Paper Com- mt,n,'C.fa ! f " ,,"'""s' A""U" ,0 "
pany. arrived here this morning on lm ft "KUoth "riie, Zd """ ," ''""' ? fT".'
his usual business trip. Mr. Agee " au ' kB m re-f was well attended hy led-
nil kinds nl nnner Is Biire to aKe? , mV' i" ... ....'men from all auctions of the mute.
I , - pair nan oi ine nfnc, um muv iii,
n,i.....j iii Vm " - defendant had neglected io comply
wars now raging In ine i-.uropean then.wUn for ahollt rive ycurB. Moth
countries. This advance, he says Is h, neKhhoris Btock nnd turkeys
mm id me in... have run upon Ills pastures, wnn ine
urving aim . if. ......i, lhat they were ruined, accord-
The County Court has ordered Hint They mnde the trip to Riddle by nu-
25 shares or stock in the Armstrong ,10111011110.
Mr. Price, who came here yester
day from Oregon Citv anii submitted
a bid tor Hie bankrupt slock or W
II. Gould, lert ror Portland last
night. lie expects to return here
next Siindav or Monday, when ho will
tnako nrrangeinents to open the
store and dispose of the goods nt
Cheapest accident Insurance Dr.
Thomas' lOclocllc Oil. For burns,
sculds, cuts and emergencies. All
druggists sell it. 25c and Due.
At the recent meeting of the
Great Council, Improved Order or
Portland, Attorney
P. G. Mlcclll. formerly of Roseburg
was elocted Great Prophet. Mr. Ml
cclll was also chosen to attend the
Great Council of tho United States
Grarton Woithliigton, or Roseburg
was chosen Great God of Purest. Dr
North Side Grocery
Kerr's "Self Sealing" Mason Jar O C p
Lids, per dozen - -
Economy Caps, Mason Lids, Rubbers,
Parowax, and Sealing Wax.
North Side Grocery
N. Jackson ft Winchester Sti., Phone 324, Roseburg, Ore.
WEST SIDE GROCERY
the place ror ths best fancy nd staple groceries. Large (took
and good variety. The best goods money can bny. Ton save time
and) money by trading with us. Phone your orders, we deliver any
where. We Give Roseburg Stamp Co's. Checks.
DO WELL & BENEDICK
PHONE 29 WEST ROSEBURG, ORE-
ln
tactureu in me i-nuen ""- '" ,Ilg to the complaint.
..n.l ....... I In A.iulplo Tn data IhuBfl
111 nil ui i-ii ,11 nuoii". " .,...- .......
chemicals have advnnced from four t Is unnecessary to dilate on the
to 40 cents a pound. details of the story of The Lion and
Charles I M.llenrv of Walla 11,8 Mouse," as tho plioto dramatlza-
Ing to spend a few days. Mr. .ve
in such a clear, consistent manner
Henry own, considerable timber ' - " " "."", ' '' ', , .
.f.T'LL, i,.fr vnncc Inrormatlon or any production
lauds In
Inspect
Douglns
part oi
returning north. Like all men close-
In touch with the riiianriai centers
"who Is responsible and who made
Charles Klein Is the author or
MISICIANH.
See that new l.eedy snare drum nt
W. K. Oils. A snap; about half
pi Ic e. It Is a dandy.
Sugar Cured Hams, Sugar Cured Shoulders
Sugar Cured Bacon, Pure Lard
All made in Roseburir. We also handle FORT JONES
CRKAMKRY 15UTTER. Give us a trial.
The Cass Street Market
107 West Cass St. LOUIS KOHLHAGEN, Prop.
NOTICK TO CKKIHTOKS.
In tho District Court or Iho l'nlted
Hliiles tor the District ol Oremin.
In the mutter or W. II. Gould, bank
rupt. To the credl'ors of W. II. Guiild,
In the County of Douglas and dis
trict afnresnld, bankrupt:
V in lOlir 1 Willi III" Illllllirilll I'-i.'.-'n ,..l,n ul,,,ll nn1 'VHUH IH HUiriiy givril um. Ull ui"
of the Norlhwest. Mr. Mcllenry says "'I !''' '"I " "'",,'n1 "V " !" " "J 1 3th day ot August, ISM. the said
the I'li'ted Stales Is soon to enjoy players pro. '"'"'I ' . 1 "W. II. Gould was duly adjudicated
an era ot prosperltv unprecedented I" t,IM leading woman. S hat the ,ianR , aI1 iat , ,itet .t.t-
In the history f the country. "The P " 1 i '? !.'" ."!!! ! D"'". "
jcrop were never larger inyn . i , " , ,, -,, nalrnl ,e linns. The' " ""V ' " i , . .
vear," said Mr. .Mi tienry. wniie nie , ... ,.. 1,.. i,.. . burg, iiregon, on tne ui uy u.
.revalling prices are something un- " 'l 'I ,0'1"" ,,n" , 1 ."lAiiguM. IM, at 10 o'clock In the
...ml The rarnier is the most In- """ wherever shown, and It Is . a( ,,,. , d
10 iir i.ni.:.i..i . ... r,lii,ir mnv at end. lirovo llieir
deiienilent man In the l'nlted States
today."
Now Is your opportunity to procure
shown here the one day. Sunday.
reditors may
ih.lnis appoint a trustee, examine
Hire Rice, successors to J. W. Ithe bankrupt and transact such olherl
.,.mmo, h,.m m 11.. m n nl West- Wright. Insurance mat insures ,".. ." "' ' ' - -
beautiful Tslltcooa Lake. Easy pay- for the old rellab e dollar-for-dollar
ments. George Rlter, agent, 122 Insurance companies. No mutuals,
West Oak gtreet. no aisesimeDU. Rates reasonable.
Dated August 18, 19M.
C. L. HAMILTON,
Itefereo In bankruptcy.
MITCHELL WAGONS
Some of the Things That Make the Mitchell Better:
llirl Set Tires Instead of cold swaged tires.
Unwed Out A iles Instead of common snwod axles.
Air Seui d Tinilier Instead or kiln dried timber.
Vellmv rnpliic Uoilles Instead 0 slash plue or oottonwood.
lie. p saed I'YIloe on wide tire and regular wagous Instead of bent
rims.
H11I U-ail and Chrome (Jrevn lliit Instead of ready-mlied or min
eral paints.
Mil.' .ell 1 .in never blister .rs.ale off In any climate no matter
how exposed. It Is put oi four coats with a brush and well
"keyed'' In not dipped.
Kvrry Hllik of Tlmlier, Kvery liar of Iron, Kverjr Piece of Btel
and Kvery I'oiind of tint used on a Mitchell wagon must stand
certain testa and measiiroiip to certain standards which experi
ence has shown to lie best for that particular part, and anything
not coining up to this standard Is at once rejected and not
bought nt any price.
Mitchell Wagon are not made to sell at the snme price as other
wagons. They cost more to build and are worth much more to
use. ir you wnnt the bout wagon, get a Mltcholl. They are not
only the bent nt the prlre, hut
THU IIKST AT ANY PKICK."
J. R BARKER & CO.
Roseburg Implements & Vehicles Oregon