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About Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1914)
4.TOKY OK LONOWY BATTLE. (Continued from page 1). LOCAL TEWS i i.aie angels, ui reel, transacted business mutters In the city toduy. thut the recovery from wounds is Miss Helen Guest has accepted greater than 7u per cent. position as clerk at the huy.il llak- Cicdlt for this la given to the ery. thoroughly erriclent sanitary Bervlce, Lou m,,,,..,, jr, cam() (n rom V(. wuicn now nun in upviniiuii v.u..u 8tons llilB moriiliig to spend the day autos und ambulances. Kvldently the 0 business. Oermnus themselves are Burprlsed at i tho efTKIeiicv displayed by this de- Al- Weatherford has accepted a pai'tiuent. ANTLERS MOTION PICTURE THEATRE Absolutely tho befit in tho bout GET THE HABIT Mary Pickford Tho most popular movie actress In tho world, often tunned America's Sweetheart. IN earts Adrift 5c & 10c We repeat our program over and over, starling promptly at 7:110. MAJESTIC IT'S llll l I KDNT The Toll of the War Path A Warner feu I lire III :l pails, featuring .Miss I lot Parley, u thrilling story of the old fron tier. McBride's Bride A KiiW'in Koini'dy, IjuikIi prmlm-rr. h1rii tuUU'A ultnirt ion VAUDEVILLE Church & Crawley In nil ihe latest slltK , S. Thi'M' hots are mi their way from s.in hiegu i II. c, in nu nulo on a u.-iger of $;.inin.iiii. Starling on J HI they are to make their way unaided. See reading ln.nter In Ihls paper. 5c- Today -10c IIKAIi Till! I'nToPI. WKlt TO-MORROW Perils of Pauline Soldiers of Fortune THURSDAY Why Experiment. I position bb night janllor ut the kins building. ('. II. c; 1 1 1 ii n . of Oakland, was a business visitor In Itoscburg for a few hourB today. John H. Lewis, state engineer, waa a business visitor In Itoscburg for a lew Iiourfl today. Henry Schrcnk, of Looking Glass. was a liiiHiueHB vlHltor In the city tor a tew Hours today. I. It. Itlddle and family went to lllddle this morning by automobile to attend the barbecue. Dr. A. K. fiellior expects to go to Kiddie on, the evening train to at tend the festlvltloB there. II. I'. O. Klks' convention at Den ver, Colorado, ahown tonight at the Palace 'I heater in their .Mutual Weekly. Mrs. Leo liillard, who had been a imtlont at Mercy Hospital for some time past, was removed to her home yesterday. Irvine Terrell left this morning for (rants raBs, whore he will spend several days with his father, a travel ing salesman. O. D. McAllister has returned from Portland, whero he had been looking alter busInesB connected with the railroad company, Mr. and Mrs. N. Livingston, of Myrtle Point, arrived hero yesterday oiirou to to Drain and Oakland to visit with friends and relatives. Mrs. Carlton 11. HIiiich. of llolse. Iduho, arrived hero last evening. She Is an elocutionist and may render a program here at soma future date. Frederick Helms, of Tho Dalles. arrived hero this morning to spend a few daya attending to business mat ters at the local United States land olTlce. ( ontraetor F. K. I'uttorson expect to leave here in a few days for Myr- He point, where ho will probably es tubllsh a cement block manufactur ing plant The city council meeting will be nam tomorrow evening nstcad of In night, in order Hint the several debts 'ontracted by the municipality dur ing the mouth of August cull be paid quite a number of local neonle who wore unable to attend the bar ba ne al Itlddle today, left for there on l Ills afternoon's local train to attend the danco and illustrated leoture. I hey will relum at midnight Slate (lame Warden Klndlcv passed inroiigu nero HUB morning enroutc rom Salem to Itlddle, where he pent tlie day attending the venison barbecue. Tonight ho will glvo nn liiiisiruicd lecture In the Kiddle theater. I'll" Culver Hardware Company stales that In connection with their piano contest the voles that wero dis- trlliuted over the city recently will nave to lie 111 by Sept. 1 I to he collllt- I. A II II III tier of contustiltltH are said to be In the field. Hay linker, pitcher for Ihe Cot tage Crove baseball tea lid not return home last evening, but staved over a day with friends. Mr. linker Is one of tho best pitchers In South ern Oregon and at one time tried out wilh one of the Kasleru leagues. Miss Itosa I'arrott and Mrs. It. Casey, who had been spending some lime In San Krnncisco, where the for mer attended a summer school, re turned home this afternoon. Miss I'arrott leaves in a few days to re st her duties at Ihe state normal school at Monmouth. Mr. and Mrs. w. It. Johnson, or Cobiirg, arrived hero IIiIb afternoon on their way In Crater I. like and re turn by way of Kastorn Oregon. On account of the rains they dolaved here Tor the day. but in the event the showers ce.ise, will continue their Journey tomorrow. M. Parrish and ramlly left this morning to make Cielr homo at Cor vnllls, where Mr. I'nrrlsh has been li'ansrerred by the Southern Pacific Company. lie has been connected with the company In this clly for the past 15 years. Their household goods were shipped Saturday. The fish distrlbulliig car passed through here this morning on train No Ki eliroute to Kiddle, where nn exhibit of the fish Industry will be made for the benefit of those attend ing the barbecue, and several thou sand small fish will also bo dis tributed among the streams there. C K. and W. II. Ilalllwell. of the llalltwoll Auto Supply Co., of l.os Angeles, passed through here last evening on their way south alter a trip by machine to Scuttle. Their cai Mas thoroughly equipped with ai cessorles. among which was a ten note Cuhilel horn. Thev nlnved sev eral selectloliB while In the clly. Among those making the trip to i Itlddle today to attend tin' annual i barbecue and shooting events held under the auspices of the Itlddle Itod and (Inn club, were Kd. Singleton. Klnier Wimherlr, District Attorney litottn, II. mie Warden Oscar Thomp son. It W Minsters, J. It. Connors. C W. McAllister, Perry Cosier, J. A lliichaiian, I,. I.. Mathews, A. J. Mi lium, lieorgo llurnett, Itoliin.l Agee and wife. Mrs Kndolph Harness, A D. Ilradley. T. A. Kuffety. Pert Hates, linnet Cooduiiin. Kd. Itiish. Carl Itlack. O II. Potter, W. II. Klsher. I'hil llaith. K. II l.cnox. Mm. 11. K Ittan. Mr. and Mrs K A. Illnkle, It II Mnthens. Kred Toll"', tilclitl Tay lor, J. W. Oliver. A. K. Palm. 111(1 PIIOI.ItVM TOVU.MT. GREAT MUTUAL WEEKLY 13 NOTAIILE RECENT CCKHENT EVENTS, INCLUDING RUSSIAN. ITALIAN, ENGLISH AND AUSTRIAN MOVEMENTS, TIIK FUNERAL OF THE LATE ARCHDUKE FRANCIS FERDINAND. THE REAL CAUSE OF THE PRESENT AWFUL WAR. THE H. P. O. ELKS' GRAND LODG3 CONVENTION AT DENVER. IIESIDES: A C.RKAT WONDERFUL PROGRAM TONIGHT AND A DEMONSTRATION OF THE WONDER OF "PICTUREDOM." PICTURES IN NATURAL COLORS. LOOK IP OUR SPECIAL "FEATURE" ADV. IN THIS EDITION. PALACE THEATRE Everything' for only lOc HOSKIM lt(;S i:TKHTlKliS The )o)lfi of KoHoburK will have an opportunity of witninHliiK to night one of the tfrvat wouilora or the a kg, and nomfttli.nK that perhaps fnw, if any, have ever Heen in their lives before, the presentation of mov ing pirturen. the Biilijects of which are photographed In nature's own grand coIoib. All pictures hereto fore shown In tolorn were nil arti ficially colored, hut in "Klneina color" you will find the films in im turo'ti own wonderful shadings. It Ih a atent Just recently perfected and shown but by one company in the world, who own the patent and produce their own films therewith. It requires special mai'hlnes even to display this wonderful Invention, hut as Uoseburg Ih one of the metropoli tan cities of tho state, she miiHt have the best and latest of all entertain ment, and In spite of the great ad ditional expense in acquiring Kills marvelous service, the Palace The ater has contracted for the same, and with all kinds of telegraphic orders has succeeded in getting everything In readiness for the first presentation of this startling announcement for tonight's program, for, as formerly stated, Monday, this day was the day set for our first showing of the Kine- macolor film, and we have it all ready now and are going to give it to you along with an extra good special program, without any addi tional admission charge. Besides, you want to remember tho great feat ure plays the Palace will give you to morrow, and another one the next night, and all at the same price. lo-lo-Fix Itimislu'H Pimples Had Illood, Pimples, Headaches, ItillousneHs, Torpid Liver, Constipa tion, etc., roino from Indigestion. Take Po-Do-Lax, the pleasant and ab solutely ure Laxative, and you won't suffer from deranged Stomach or other troubles. It will tone up the Liver and purify the blood. Use it regularly and you will stay well, hnvo clear complexion and steady nerves. Get a DOc bottle today. Money hack If not satisfied. All Druggists. Golden Star Furniture Polish Wizzard Triangle Polish Mops B. W. STRONG The Furniture Man LOCAL NEWS. Only 1 Night Ihe alace THEATRE The famous It road way production by Augustin Dalv, entitled FrouFroii A noted and universally popular society play, that thousands have paid two dollars to see performed on the stage, will be presented In full TiU'Hday, one dav only. Sept. S, and nlv 10 cents. C. II. Arundel, of Myrtle Creek, Is in the city. .1. I. Chapman, of Wilbur, was here on business today. Miss Kvelyn Plyler went to Oak land this afternoon for a visit with friends. j 1 Charles Miami and wife, of Garden Valley, wero visitors in Koseburg for a few hours today. i George Langenfiorg has sold his Kuril runabout to Krnest Applewhite, of tho Manners Drug Company. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Cordon have relumed here from Las Vegas, X. M., where they spent the summer. Secretary Glenn Wimberly todav distributed a number of posters about the city advertising the county fair to be held here next week. Miss Nettie. Morgan, of Kugene, arrived here Saturday evening, and is spending a few days visiting with her sister, Mrs. V. J. Moon. Miss Dorothy Hood, of Portland, who is on her way to Lake County to teach school, is visit ing a few days here with Miss lrma Clements. Mrs. W. V. Kaulkner, of Itend, ; who has heen visiting hero the past month with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.1 S. ,1. Illack. left today for her home. . 4. , , ' Vour ree's at regular price, with Mrs. Arthur Sprague, of .function sterling Comedv. Golden Theater Cilv, arrived here this morning and tonight. left later in the day for the vicinity ' 0 of Green, where she has a daughter, j Itobnrt Givett. of Ashland, arrived AN AMAZON ARMY OF 150,000. here Sunday from Ashland en route - . to Salem, lie made tho trip on his Lady Cook ExdocU EnalihWflmn We are pleased to announce that Mr. Thos. Bates, representing A. E. Anderson & Co., Tailors, Chicago, will be at our store, Saturday and Monday, September 5 and 7, to take measures for Fall Suits and Overcoats. We invite your inspection, and if you will need a Suit or Overcoat at any time this winter, we will be glad to take your measure now and deliver the clothes when you want them. We Guarantee to Fit and Please You Some 1500 Samples of Woolens on Display. "Duds for Men" IlKi PUOCIIAM TOXKillT. Iilcyclo and without the luast difl'l- I'tilty. One Day Only Wed., Sept. 9th 'Moths Will Be Ready In Three Months. Liuly Cook hna ltmnchcd a cniiituilirn Mis. II. Kaulkner loft todav for lo false armies of ICiiL'llsluvomnn Dallas to visit wilh Iter soa, Clyde, trained ami armed like regular soldiers, who was injured some time ago in n ready to Unlit for the country railroad u.e nt. The Injured man "My plan." she sava "la to have rerf. is said to he reeoverlns rapidly. ,,., of .,,, ,.,,, klmk S. II. Morse of Portland, who has forms, Just like men, with the ooasl- uot vet moved his ramlly to that city addition of knee lenutll sklrta. I since heii!i; lately transferred there expect l.'iO.IKiO women to be armed, In the postal service, returned there drilled, ami organized into armies tn this afternoon after a day's visit three inoulhs. "There are plenty nf women knitting V. K. In-ager, manager of the KO,'ks and doing lied Cross work: but lunger Kruit t o., of Salem, which I want every woman who has health SIMMONS. , runnlne thence south 12 rods. I thence west 30 rods thence N. . 12 In the Circuit Court of the State of rods thence E. 30 rods to the place Oregon for Douglas County. j of lw.t H ,ng, containing 2 & acres, Eudora K. Wells, plaintiff, vs. W. J. 1 "ll '.v" (t I" Sec. 21, Tp 23 S., R. 4 Wells, defendant. I W., W. M., Douglas County. State of To W. J. Wells, above named defend-I 0, esnn' eting therefrom a tract nut j ' niuu containing one acre lying in In the name of the State of Ore-1 il!f..C:T b5.n:.e.en.tt ? sp? gon, you are hereby remilred to an-'!" ' L'". -"u pear and answer the complaint of plaintiff filed abalnst you in the ihove named court and cause on or before tho 12th duy of October. l'J14, being six weeks from the date of the first publication of this sum mons, and if you fail to so annear and answer said complaint, for want inereof plaintirf will apply to the court for the relief demanded In said complaint, a succinct statement of which is as follows, to-wit: Kor a decree dissolving the marriage con tract now existing between plaintiff and defendant and decreeing that plaintiff is the owner in her own right and name free from any claim has one of their packiMK plants in ami strength to use nrms so that when Ihls city, returned to Salem today the men folk are awav thev can de- or '"lrest of the defendant therein wilh his wife, alter getting Ihe local feud their homes mid honor. I'm will- ' 1,10 roal Property situated In I"""1 ' y tor me season. .Mr. Ing to die on the hattlelleld nivself ""' llrager stales that he has heard I.ady Cook believes that Queen Ame "'",'n'Y" , V?"',;, ' !!' .,.,0.1'"!" "ll of '"" Mrs I'nnkhurat ......... .......... ... - . .. , ,.,m,t County. Oregon, in on the east by the eastern line and near the southeast corner of said tract above described. And further decreeing that plain tiff may assume her former name of Kudora E. Henry, and for such other and further relief as the court may deem equitable. This summons Is served upon you by publication thereof in the Rose- burg Review, a newspaper of general circulation, published In Itoscburg, Douglas County, Oregon, by order of the Honorable J. W. Hamilton, Judge of the above entitled court, made and entered of record on the 28th day of August, 1914, the first publi cation Is of date the Slat day of August, 1914, and the last nubllca- said : tlon will be of date tho 12th day of t generals. XKW TODAY. Kour ree! at regular price, with Sterllnn Comedy. Uolden Theater onlglll, Palace Theatre or to center of the present traveled I planl here, hut they would be shipped to Salem for packing. This Mr.1 llrager denies, slating that on ac ¬ count or the small crop only about '-'n KOI "Ml Pair eyeglasses. Owner r"a1 r"nnlng from Scott's Valley to cars of prunes w ill he handled, but please call at this office and de- Snoi'sl ri"K. theme following to" the these will be packed In Itosehurg. scribe them. Intersection with the Oakland and This insures that at least J-Jiiiin or Cottnge (irovo road, (hence S. lo the $:ioiMi will be spent here for labor. line between the NW14 and the He has hopes that next year's crop '. It. WAIIH IWVi of the smj of Section 21 will be one of Ihe largest. 1 pmvsiciax AND Kt'prKOY il,u'",e following said line east "to Head Trev IV Hearts in the Snndav ' containing 2, .36 (complaint described, to-wit: liegin- October, 1914, making the full iinng at the M-: corner of the SWii t period of six weeks, tha tinin nr- of the Si;i; of Section 21, running scribed in said order, thence X. 26.G0 chains, thenco S. Sill A. K. ORCUTT,' degrees 111 minutes V. 1.1.4:) chains M Attorney for Plaintiff. Journal. soon. Will be at liolden Theater 1mis 4ir,-4lf. Perkins I Office Phone :1S4 Hullding aTce"' "'ore or less. Also commenc ing at the XK corner of the S of the SK",4 of Sec. 21. Tp. 23 S. It 4 For good printing of all kinds The Review always leads. Mentholatum, best for stings sores and burns. 25c and 50c. $: THE BIG DAYLIGHT STORE :$$: NEW YORK THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST STORE NEW SEPTEMBER Millinery Opening, PREMIUMS TODAY- Thursday, September the 10th EXPOSITION OF FALL PPAnv.Tn.wcAD " m . m k ' em wwe HZ Rarnicnts that we oiler you this season arc by far the greatest line that AUC iUe the newest that ihe makers can buy, auJ, lastly, the prices are w of our ReadyTo-Wear lVpai titient you will be more than pleased with it all vur iiimuieu tiai i 'eparinient is in charge of the outside, so that your head dress will be ec we have ever shown. The styles are unique, the fabrics uluu tne reach of all. We assure you that upon inspection Our Tt imnied Hat Department is in charge of Miss Trumbo, who has been in the lirae. r i ... lie outside, so that your head dress will be equal to the lareer cities. A Ih Z " t 3 ce,Uers Sering the ideas ; " """" j our ran Millinery. The complete stocks of Underwear, Hosiery. Cotton Pi.vr P.no.U l ,.,v. t.- . i..- , ... " ! Our other stocks are rapidly being completed so that bv the last oftliis IX . " Z "S' ! 'CS,?re,,'olv re' for Fall trade. -WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION- in Fall attire. :$$
