DAILY AEATHER BEFORT
TJ. 8. WMtner Bureau, lo'cal office,
Roseburg, 24 Hours ending i t. m.,
today
BOARD OP EQUALIZATION
NOTICE.
LOCAL NEWS
W. A. Uullgck, of Portland, was a
LOCAL NEWS
LOCAL NEWS.
Oeorce Glynn, of Sutlu'tlln, was a I!. 11. Simmons, of KlcHllc. was a
Notice la hereby given that the business visitor iu itoseburg louay. -visitor iu miaruuig suuu.i. ... .......
Board of Equalization of Douglaa . ii,,,iii.m rt Similar for. V. 1. Lively, of Morrison. 111., Is Miss .Minnie l.oomls left this ninrn-
PrwInrtaHon In Inches and hnu- County will meet In the office of the r 'Weli ami Cuttauo lirove on'busl-'suendiiiK a tew days in town. Ins to visit for a few days at Wilbur.
dredttia: County Court of said county in the nefjg Johu Sl,auRh of U)oU1B t,!ll!!f,.' i,ra. ( render has returned
ItZllTrt " bufg Oregon on Monday, September .Marahf.e.d Record; C.lenn n Hart transacted business In this city Sat- from a two weeks visit at Newport.
Precision .04 14, 1914, at 9 o'clock a. m. Said arrived on the (llasgo from tiardi- unlay. .. r 01lln ,,,
Total preclp slnxe 1st of mo. Board of Equaliiatlon will continue uer today. Mr j m,s. k. -. .lohnson went hnsini'ss mailers here Sunday eveu-
04 'Its aessiona Irom day to day during Read Trov Q. Hearts In the Sunday to Kiddie Sunday to spend a lew days
Normal preclp. ' for "tills month. 1.04 'the remainder of the weeK to pub- jourllai. will be at Golden Theater visiting with friends. ' m..,.,,., r,.,wk
Total preclp. from Sejt. 1. '14 I Ucly examine the asesamen rol a 900. a n,u, a f ?a,ni Jhl- fe "S.-
Aver, preclp. from Sept. 1, '77
Total deficiency from Sept. 1, '14
Average precipitation for 37
wet seasons (Sept. to May,
Inclusive) 32.21
WILLIAM BELL, Observer.
WEATHER FORECAST:
Occasional rain tonight and Tuesday.
errors in vaiuauou, - ,..,.. 'r,.,..,lu .,., ,,,iv n il.e Nm-th ......
I descrlotlons or Qualities of lands. I lonsinuie r.uwaru omp eion ... . , " ", ............
15 lots or other property. Now therefore amoK those who spent ne uay u .v.... ... . , J1sB Uuh ()f ,. ,
jail parties who may be aggrieved Kiddle attending the barbecue. sheriff George Qnino and family ,vas ., visiu. , UoBcbllrB ,ur u fl.
11 'by reason of valuation, description District Attorney George M. Drown siient the duy at Kiddle attending the ,ollls Suiulav.
ior otherwise as to their assessment, pa8sed the dav at Kiddie, where he annual venison barbecue. i vvimm- 1 .rt f .
will please laKe notice as auovH combined business with pleasure. - r , tne veterinary surgeon, .niand Similar to visit friends f.,r
stated, and make their complaints to r,.r. M, n,i Mrs. 'aceompanled by a parly of friends,
several davs.
L. Clevenger left Saturday mom- spent Sunday in ine coiimi.i.
travel
Wood for sale
ash, 2.60 a tier.
-16 Inch, oak or
J. E. Plaisted,
r.nr.t nf fn.mlWntlnn other-
wise their assessment will stand as y- - ; " " ' I , 7 .. .J M- l""Tot and family, of Ash-
made by the assessor. i'"" -- - .oiner Agee, a e.. i"""" land, were visitors in Koselmrg Sal
Dated Monday, Aug. i f, Marshfleld Times: .Mrs. I iinoru i"K sa.es.i.,..., ...... o......... - iiruny evening
lienson, who has been visiting .Mrs.
J. W. .Mitchell, left for her homo near
Gardiner today.
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L. CALKINS,
Couuty Assessor.
Have Arundel tune It.
Reliable Merchandise
Reliable Methods
The Bell Millinery
FALL OPENING
FISK Smart Tailored Hat in HENRI III STYLE
New Fall styles greet you at our special Millinery
Opening on September 8th and 9th. You will
find here all the latest styles in the Dubarry
Sailor, Helmet Toque, and the New Gainsborough
dress hat. Latest trimmings in Ostrich fringe
bands, graceful wreaths, metallic flowers, foliage
and fruit, silver and steel filigree.
New Fall Coats
Ladies' and Children's most admirable styles in
the new military cape, in plain colors, checks,
stripes, plaids and mixed.
New Fall Suits
Long Tunic Skirts iu broadcloth and rough faced
materials. New Fall Tunic dresses in Silk and
Poplins, New Evening Waists in Chiffon prints.
TflPf ve U10e corset styles fr
ClOUf occasions. Martha Washington waists
for girls, Sahlin Bust form corsets ior slender
women.
Complete line of the Forest Mill underwear. Can't
be excelled ior durability, in cotton, wool and silk.
New gloves, New Silks in Plaids and Koman
stripes, New Furs and Ostrich Sets.
This Store bids you welcome
We Give Roseburg Trading Checks.
The Bell Sisters Bldg. Roseburg, ("togon
School - Time is Shoe - Time
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Buster Brown Stockings
4 PAIR $
Guaranteed to Wear
4 Months
Playmates and
Foottorm Shoes
FOR
Growing
Children
School
ngz Shoes &
That,
g Wear 53
Shoes tor Children
Velvets, Suedes, Patents,
Gunmetals, Vici Kids and
White and Tans : : :
ROSEBURG
BOOTERIE
IUV1N UKL'NN
Shoes That Satisfy
Pprkins Building Cass St.
Oh account of the heavy travel,
south-houmi train No. 15, due here
at 9:45 o'clock Sunrtuy morning, ar
rived In two sections.
County Commissioner Jefferson
Wiley returned to Myrllo Creek Sat-
uroav ii ik ni, aiifr aut-'iiuiiiK 14 "it-'t-i-i .i,.,
ing of the County Court in this city. I
t...r.r fiuililll' U'llh IS lltnt htl
I W. A. llocurd, tho IoohI rciil psliilp
Jlr. niul Mis. j. a. inoniiism., u. .i.niior. Ii'l't vpstenlnv for u business
Portland, lire spending a low days In tr), 0 Yoiicaila
Uosoburg visitlns with friends. ,,,
I -Mrs. O. P. Henderson lefl yesler-
DoURlas County Creamery butter day for Calaiumia to visit with her
only 80c for two pound square. Ask sister, Mrs. Starr,
your grocer for It. P.tronUe home ,!ussp1 1arnaa rplllrll0lI ,,,.,,
Industry. Saturday, alter a few days spent ut
.loe Sykes, of the local gun store, I urtlnml oil business.
at Kiddle attending the
.Miss Kate nuseiiliark left for her becue.
home at Portland Stimluy, after a I M a s uh ()f ,;,,,,,
vm. i., : , m,. . n!'l'o bad been spending the past few
Uusenbark.
C. 1.. Mornlngstar returned home
to lirain this morning, after visiting
nere witn s. 1. Tnornton
P. Itliimlell, of Pandon, was a
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days in ltoseburg. left for her home . . saiurdnv .,i,.i.t
Sunday.
Mrs. M. J. Poach, of Canada,
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Drain Herald: Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
Ford left Tuesday for Oakland,
wnere ill. roiu win eiuei upuii 1110 , , ., , .1 m ro l'.,ii.r "
new position as druggist, assistant of; v " "r ''Kllcl- lrs- 1 oai uess.
Mrs. J. I' (iai ilenhlro returned to
tin.. l,..,n nl 11....t 1.. .. .1 ......,...!
expected to arrive here this ovening vlsitil, lere wiUl' Mrij-. uni, Har-
P. Huntington
Mandolin, Guitar, Panjo Instruc
tion. A. W. Ferguson. The Oozy
Corner to rent for parties. Privnte
dances. Edeubower.
Robert llooth. candidate for Unit
ed Stales Senator 011 tho Republican
Silos at Pace's, either the Wever-
hneuscr model with a money-back
Radabatigh.
Postofficc Inspector Woods has re
turned from Marshfleld and other B,lllralltuei or the stuvc8 ouly
COOS I uuui vmi", " m "
a few days on oftloinl business.
The directors of the riouglas
County Fruit Union met Saturday in
ticket, is expected here within the "'. :. ",,, "1 -rnn
next few days for a brief visit with I'andliiig the seasons apple crop.
Miss Maude Reynolds,
Mr. and Mrs. A. I). Ilawn returned
yesterday from Sntheiiln, where the
former had been employed for some
time.
stenogra-
Mis. V. W. Wright has returned
home to Portland, after a visit of
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pner 111 me uiu.ea ... ...o Wright and family.
Company, at Siitherlln, spent Sunday
In Roseburg visiting with friends. Mrs. P. 1.. McCarty and daughter
'left here yesterday for Pasco, Wash.,
Umpqua trout ri es tied on pennell wK.re she will visit a couple or
turn djwn eyed hooks. Halford dry months with her husband.
.... .n l.l Irnnl 1.1 thfl
,,y ...o - ., r lllnwer ..nil wife nt
his brother, J. II. Booth.
County ConimisBloner Harry Pink-
ston returned to Oakland Sunday,
after a few days spent In Roseburg
attending the regular monthly ses
sion of the County Court.
Tl,n matiiltora .f llio Pn.i.ilv fnnrt.
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in session Hero tor me past ureaeep Don u. .r..; Portland, who had been visiting her,
days, adjourned Saturdny evening
until September 21, when they will
reconvene to consider a number of
Important road matters.
Richard Morris, who spent the
Sykea.
Mr. nnd Mrs.
daughter.
T. .1. Jeffrey, local baggageman nt
Ihe depot, leaves here tomorrow for
Pullman, Wash., with his parents,
where he will attend college.
'with Mr. and .Mrs. 10. 1.. Watson, loft
C. B. Patrick and yesterday for Klamath Falls.
Miss Clara, wero among
those who went to Riddle Sunday to
attend the annual venison barbecue
past few days in Roseburg on busi-j being held there today,
ness, left for his home nt Portland T .,, f ...,.! .. nr ose-
Sunday evening. Mr. Morris Is ns-Mi returllP(i ti,j morning to his Miss I.etltia Abrains relumed here
sistant superintendent of the So,1"lnlome at Oregon City, after a visit yesterday from Salem, where she lit
em Pacific lines in Oregon. i,,-n nn business lie was acconi- londed the wedding of her brother.
nandon World: George Bradford panled by his little son, Morrill. I'arl Abrains, of the Oregon States-
and wife, of Dullards, left on the 1 ,.,.. M.lv ssistant sui.erlnten- "
Roseburg stage today for San Iran-' . ... .,, L...,i,..r,. i..,.m ltnii-' Mrs. Marv Glasgow and daughter.
Cisco, overland, where Mr. Bradford ron(I w(h h'eadiiiiarterB In Rose- Miss Annie, of Oregon City, who had
Bue o.. inui.m. ..t.- ....... . , returned here Saturday nigiit .' " .i.is .i .' ...... ...v
thrf oln F.agle Mining Company n'd-lfPr' a Drlpt Uiisiness trip to Port- rounding Roseburg, left for home
lugs In this section. bind l,,lis 'norning.
M. D. Warren, agent for Oregon I c T j 1 0 -w i 4 1. and wire arrived here Kveiybody Is cordially Invlled to
Relief Association of McMlnnvllle, ',.., ',,' .,r,,i,. . n,eir home at attend a dance to bo held at the
Oregon, with offices at 2-14 Cass st- 'i.nri.imi ..fter a few days spent at F.lenbower Socialist hall on Salur-
Your business solicited ana carefully lolms on Coos iuy. They are niak- day, h.-.teiiiner lain.
looked after. . ,.. iri i... aiilomohile, and re-' rB n v s.-i.. ...... retnrne.i in her
Medford Sun: Walter Shearer, of port a fine time. home at Salem Sunday afternoon.
Glendale, Bpent a short time in Ihe. Mrg rimrios Hawkins of Indiana. Ilf"'r spending some lime with her
city yesterday enroiite for his home .,' ,,',, hn Ken,iinL. ihe nast few parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mole Howe,
after a few days visit with friends in (liyB ln m.)UI-g vlslling with her on Deer Creek.
School - Time is Shoe - Time
facksonvllle.
. W. Snider, of
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Per-
tho Morning Otegoniali, spent today a miliiher of fine lace horses entered
at Riddle, where lie prepared an in ine various racing programs over
yes-
l.-u I It llvn.-u 11.1,1 ill. II I'll Id
Glendale, transacted bminess mat- . ,na ,.r, ...,K(,r,i..v r,- Hugene, iu ,':,,,,'.! r,. i r I,,,.,,,. ..i
ters in Medford Friday afternoon. ...i,,,,.,. Bi,fi ..'in visit wilh Mrs. t'has.
I'nrl hi ...I vesler.l.iv i.rter i'ImIIImi, 1.1
On necniint nf I nbor Dav. Ihe Gov- Clark. She was accompanied to the t, i, , r jr. anc Mra. J. K. .loll 11-
ernment, county and city offices were university cily by her mother. 'in. In this city.
Closed nere louav i no pos o i ice ui- Al,llsoll ,eel t. special writer for ' Fred Ward, of Portland, who has
of the stores remained open during
me nay. misiness was qun i. y . .u dealing with the second an- Ihe stale, passed through her,
most 01 tno peopic worn u. i im, venison barbecue, given under lerday with three horses for Mod-
not a few took advantage or the op- a,ls,,(.os l)f ,no RU,e Rod and ford, where the fair opens this week,
portunlly to spend a quiet day else- ,1r ,,,,,, , Hecred
where. ! ' , , i,,.i,..,,...,ii, iiU-i. ! George Itoone and wife, of l.os An-
Mrs. S. E. Allen, mother of Mrs. w, illustrate bis article In Ui'o Port- :' "Uy,i here Salurday night,
John Uusenbark, of Melrose, left for ,,,,,,1 newspaper. , i .e, an auio ion oe np e.v ug as
jnl..m ,...,l-.v where he Is si.endlnc 11111 l''""1 I'oriianii, .Maine. i ney
a few da?. 'witn nllativ Mrs AN1 The McC.al.en l.ot,;l dlnnR 'room Wet Fast over .he southern route.
"J: riu'b!,vfnn0f'love,"lo Sc 't.l. 1 lo.no cooking served fain- Vl " V.rV a 7l,. i, ,. , nd wVV,. nr
!l.TnU S dHit'con'! "V B-yle. Jry,., ,,, ,.,u,,.n encountering good wea.her.
versationalist. She has little fear ,'. '"""-i" " "" "" "
hut what she will live to the age of,'1111""- pleasure of Ihelr Journey.
100 years. Mr. Trader and family, the former ,, .ilv, aft(,r dinner?
The name Iloan's Inspires confl-
of whom lias the contract to con-
..... r:n. ou ,..a ,,F ..in
dence Doan'B Kidney Pills for kid- ,,,,.,, .,.. r. i.'nieni Rail-
ney Ills. lioan'sOln.nient for skin " "ly
laxative. Sold at all drug stores.
preparatory to beginning aclnal ri.n-
Itlller taste? Complexion sallow?
I, Ivor perliapB needs waking up.
lioau's Regnlets for bilious attacks.
2'ic at all stores.
saw a nov.'l slgltl.
Iioulielly. who had
Rosi oe
ami also witness.':! tlie curl
ens srene. Ihe Reamer l.ll lie
I ut ... I.,., worli The urndine .-nuili- K. I). Woodbury, of I'oillalid. ar-
A number of Roseburg people meat has been shipped from Purl- rived here lasi evening to take I lie
s.ient today at Riddle, where they en- ,md nnd should arrive at Sulberliu po liion of local ticket agent of Un
loved the hospltalilv of the uiiiine tomorrow. Several niiudreit men .-moium-iii i.h-.ii.-, w....n .
Rod and Gun Club at the second an- will be oinplovod in the work and filled lor some time by 1,. .1. Soulier
nual venison barbecue. Some went Suthi-rlin will no doubt benefit Ilia- Mr Woodbury stl'-c Is Mr. Neuiier
In automobiles, others by wagon, terln.lv through the construction or on account oi ine lorniei- s experience
while sllll others reached tho scene the road. The contractors will main- as an op.-ralor, which is essential to
of the festivities by train. The venl- mln branch offices at Siilhcrlln unlil holding the position. Mr. .Neuner
son barbecue given by the Riddle the work is completed. iwiii iiecoinn cinei i-ii.ik 01 ine ireigni
nortsnien has become a permanent , f ... ,, ,, olrlces.
event and Is looked forward to with ' Parrott alid H.-rl ! Marshrield Record: The gasoline
delight by the peopic or this locality. ',..,', ,,, ,,r ,.,.,.v Sun.lav schooner Itoaln.-r arrlv list iiighl
.0ii.,wi Ti.lliiL-s- M the regular morning lor a five weeks'' trip thru at K::: fiom I'lor e and oilier
m,..i ... ii. ,,.n,.l Tii...1v nmht Southern. Central and Fasten. Or- Sliis!a-v Itlv.-r pons and on ine wav
the Mavor was authorized to give a gon. From Roseburg they went to down ibe crew
, ...'... r:.. ,. ..i, r..,. ri , i si. ii r i' where thev snelil lasi Marine l-.ngin..-
..... .'..i.. fr i.-l,l This nioriilnir thev left over been employed ihe Ing
..',.....'.. .i.i,', ii,. n,. .i i-..i I.e. the Alleghanv roiile for Marlificld. tlus snnuiier, was a passenger on tin
iunn nu, nn.l ihe first of .lanuarv. From there they will go foul h along Itontn
.. ' a- i ... ri-. wl tlx. ..r.-.t In r.-eK.-ol.t CilV.
lnP ''"':. I"-'":' ' ''' ..,;. il.e ..,nlrv to Sluslaw Itlvr about II o'clock, and
,'. ' !,,' , ' . i..:. '. cr.,ni. Pass I-'ro.n Ihe latter city on the sea encountered many sharks.
Mavo .lohnson'. who will give .he ,hev go to Medford and fTmor Miko. Kncln.-er imnnei: y tal I,.-,,. In Iropl
. ,. ,..,., ,,,.,! iheneA l. K i.n. alb Fa s. rum cal valors nnd said lie lind novel
..'" ., , ,;, .hern thev will nroc. ed throngl, Con- seen l.-.rcer sharks ln all his 'rav
....i.;f -I.I..I, , ..,!, iu- l,e- tral OreL'oli to llilliis. thence to. Pen- I he Riiamcr hung ill-mil iu
.n.inn- n ..' ,1bo the ilanner of dlotoii a il d Walla Walla. It-t i rn ii.K !a
i bubonic plague Is great when so 'o I lie mines iney win mmp ho ..
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manv oi .no in 'ni .iiiiiiiu. n - , .... ,u
around S'ari the rat campaign now. as fur as Kalom, whore iney win in- i n p ' " " "
Win one of the prizes orf-red ,t-ml the state fair. They r-vp.-.t In plained by the run of be, ring, whl h
Win one of .n, on i. , . fiir . .ny )s mw iiinvy ,iff , ,.M lh
Mrs. Charles Helpline announces i.in.v R ,,,,,.. ,.,, ,g oiiliii and f..,.ving iliein nbi.it to fe-l upon
the Fourth Annual Opening of her wj,-,.1Pm, ,,Ki,is Iu Hie open un- Iheni.
aw: aSpr;,:;".,; -:r;;-!-- cr::: ,,, ,r a :
,r'" '" "r M v::;k:ri :i
. in.-h.v:.-t r:
C, r o'r Morning hours as' tibial of gas KKKK by baying one. If you Gowdousky Series of Progrossivo
li be dev;,.e,l to musical kinder- have one, sell a rang- or water boat- p.ano Lessons, lieglnnors we con e.
sarten clssi-e, for children under er to a friend and we will give yoit but advance,, pupns espe,-,,,, ,, .-.
seven Apply this week for hour. 2000 cu. ft. Remember this offer Is sired. For terms and hours .-a at
and I terms at th. studio. 423 Ella St., ood only for a limited tln.o, So don't the studio, Room r. ( ..mii.ercial Club
or phone 83-R. delay. ""'. or l,,"Jt") J15"'
i-vcral
niul sliut hi m i k wt It rl rh-r.
Tin- i n-w thoilKtit fniuo of tin; lii:iti-
Our Speciar
"Royal Amar Coffee'
Is Delicious
So is our Sugar Cured Bone-less Ham and Break
fast Bacon
Watermelons Tomatoes
Cantaloupes
MARSHALL'S
Tho Grocery Store That Glvs You The Service
Everything to eat that's seasonable and reasonable
WEST SIDE GROCERY
the place for the best fancy nd staple groceries. Large stock
and good variety. The best goods money can buy. Tou save time
and money by trading with us. Phone your orders, we deliver soy
wliure. We Give Roseburg Stamp Co's. Checks.
DOWELL & BENEDICK
PHONE 29
WEST ROSEBURG, ORE-
THE CASH STORE
Let us pack your groceries for your summer outing. We have what
you want at lowest cash price in town. By our system of checking
nothing Is forgotten.
THE CASH STORE
VK SAVE TOU MONET
121 W. Cass Street, Phone 270. Roseburg, Oregom.
Empire Stables
Corner Oak and Rose Streets
First Class Livery Rigs at All Hours
Automobile Service in Connection
Special rale of 10 cents per horse for hitching in
sheds to farmers who furnish their own feed.
Second Hand Rigs for Sale or Trade.
S. T. Smith, Proprietor
North Side Grocery
Kerr's "Self Sealing" Mason Jar O Cp
Lids, per dozen - - OVj
Economy Caps, Mason Lids, Rubbers,
Parowax, and Sealing Wax.
North Side Grocery
N. Jackson ft Winchester Hts., Phone 824, Roseburg, Ore.
Sanders Disc Plows
Hoosier Drills
The Bloom
Manure Spreader
The only manure spreader built with a double
Steel Angle Reach, giving direct dralt aud elimi
nating all strain on the spreader box.
A sixty bushell manure spreader that two
horses can handle with ease is what every farmer
and dairyman should own. We would be pleased
to have you call aud examine the Bloom spreader.
J. F. BARKER & CO.
Roseburg Implements & Vehicles Oregon
Cider Mills Gasoline Engines