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About Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1914)
LOCAL NEWS LOCAL NEWS LOCAL XKWS. W k -f -Y Miss Goldie Bishop weut to Riddle Ivan Pankey returned to Oak Creek this morulng. today, alter a visit here Mrs. G. W. Gilliam, of Winchester,' 11. L. Engelg, of Peel, was a Hose ; spent the day here on business. bum visitor lor a few hours todav. t Justice of the Pace H. W. Marsters Douglas Walte and wife, 'of Deer will spend tomorrow in the country Creek, were visitors in Koseburg for i districts hunting. H. Jay Stone has gone to Oakland N. E. Richard left here this morn- a few hours today Miss Grace Dixon, who has been ing for the niountnins, viu Dillard, spending some time in Hoseburg and for a week s outing. R. S. Weekly, of Myrtle Point spent the day in Roseburg looking Page's. alter business interests. vicinity, left for Portland today. Rock Springs and Knight coals at ifor a business visit. George 11. Glynn, of Sutherlln. was a visitor in the citv for n few hours .'Sunday. IMiss Agnes Smith left this morning for her homo at Oakland, ufter u visit here. Mrs. C. W. Uradford will entertain the Richardson Arc Knihroidery Club Wednesday. Mrs. M. F. Rice returned here Sun .1 i.. , .. i tut.. ...i uf Oak Creek, eft1 .....:..i.,. N. K. Collamore, of Myrtle Point, for Peel this muffline. where he ex-1 spent the day In Roseburg looking peets to spend a few das on busi-l R- Gelder, of Yoncalln, was a after business Interests. ness, j business visitor in Roseburg for a C. M. Hartley, of Portland, spent Miss Grace Dixon, of Portland, who feW boma tod'l- the day in Roseburg attending to has been visiting her uncle, ltafe! ,!V '-'more went to Sutherlln this various uiieiiicfn iiiuiiem. Dixon, near o xonv e. left for tome,""11' "- " Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Johannns, of today. Sutherlln, who spent Sunday ill Rose- Mrs. K. B. Oahhert and daughter, burg, have returned home. of clendale. have retiirne.l home af- Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Drown, or An- ter visiting several days with friends will spend a few days on business, lauf, arrived here this morning. The Roseburg. Zopher Agee, traveling salesman latter will receive medical treatment Jiiss Mildred Sprague has arrived ',or Ule Make, McKall l'aiier t'oiu from a local physician. iler0 from Portland nod intends to'imuy. arrived here this morning on remain indetimtelv with her sister, uusuuss. some cai'ienler work. Max Meyer, of West Roseburg, left this morning "lor Portland, where he TIT .. .1 nnlA 1 B I .... I. ..I. A YUUU IUI OHIO 1 VI llll.ll, UU HI .. o p.,,,,, ash, 12.50 a tier. J. E. Plaisted, llrs' c' K' "li,S1' r.-.,, n i i . r ,i ' Mrs. Lawrence Neuner, of Glen Rev. A. R. Maclean, pastor of the . , , , , ., ;.. . . local Methodist Episcopal Church, V S ' ,'' u,"f. '", ,? ' r?l leaves tonight for Portland, where he 1llosl'iti" for several days, Is said to will attend the annual conference of bo 801ew"i't ""Proved, (hat church. . Jefferson Wiley, of Myrtle Creek, Mrs. J. B. Cardwell, of Mvrtle f0""1? commissioner was in Rose Creek,, who had been in the local hos- rS'r ""', loo,ki,;B a'ter mttt pltal for the past few days, left this ,CTS before 1,10 ("'"- Court morning for her home, accompanied Mrs .1. P. Gardner and Mrs. n. B. by her husband . Bullwinkle returned to their homes The Gayety Girls Company, which ' , 'i,lde ''?tur,da' eiil'iB. "W W. L. 11. Osborne, of the Mont Alto ranch, spent the day in Roseburg. visiting willi friends and looking af ter business matters. Mr. and Mis. J. G. Flook, former residents of Roseburg. who had been visiting friends here the past two weeks, left this morning for Lebanon to visit a short time before returning to their home near Portland. Herbert C. Clark, Earl W. Snell and M. L. Forest, of Condon, arrived has been the attraction at the Ma- visill"S 1" this city for several days, here last evening on a tour of the jostle Theater for the past few days, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ashcraft re- left this morning to open an engage- turned home Sunday evening to Istate. They report a fine trip thus far, and will return to their homes milieu Home rmiuiuy evening; lu ' , ... ment at Grants Pass. Myrtle Creek, after spending a week, 5 KaJ 01 1M'i'-ne- Mrs H Smith and Mrs C A Key- tne northern portion of the county. Mrs. C. A. Sawyers and little le,r'eK;T,,froslr . s..o, Cat and will "sit at tho forA VZtLt " !""" "bUt ,hrt'e "'0,U"S' 1'",'""K home for the next few weeks. Investment Co. some business that Mrs. Sawyers has I Mrs. Gillette, stenographer In the B"e to look alter. After an illness of several days, offices of County Assessor Calkins, is I Mls s A j etherwood Mrs 11 F District Attorney Brown was able to enjoying a two weeks vacation. She'cjooumaii. Mrs. E. M. Goodman, Mrs! 5L h i?,7'?,eiJH0r. " t ,"wi ', iB len'l"B a part of the time at the'j. T. ,j00IllaI1 n.,l Ross Goodman nlinini h?. J" n.i iu ,n h",e ot 1,er 1,arL'nts ttt 0reen' M 'r Oakland this morning to at- PosVone the trip ' I Sheriff George Qulne went to Can- tend the funeral of John Goodman, a vonvillo yesterdnv. On his return son of Mrs. l.entlierwood, who died Fred Chalmers, of Detroit, Mich., ),ere mst evening he brought with!las' Friday. The funeral was held arrived here this morning to spend a niln 0ol,pie 0f hounds which he:at H o'clock this morning, with In week or ten days visiting with rela- ,iir(.ilasC() some time ago. The ! torment of the remains in the Oak- stives ana menus, no lorineriy men i0niig Wni hB ueni here for the"111" cemetery. .Mr. uoodmnn was an Kara n, hnllla n I'na llnll ullll A ' -1.1 rn..l.l..l u. d. "u ii x..'1'v... present position with a wholesale concern. I Frank Wardwell has returned from Letters received here today are to trii t,. snsanville niwl other Cnli- the effect that Dr. E. B. Stewart, 1). fornia cities. While in that vicinity Anderson are wailing for news of the J. Stewart, E. L. Parrott and Bert j,e viewed an eruption of Mt. Lassen, result of his engagement at the Pen Sutherland have reached Pendleton, an( reports the sight very Interest-j""!011 Roundup this week. The where they will remain until after ng JIr wardwell said tiio volcano concensus of opinion in this section the roundup. They will then go to i8' attracting many tourists and the.1" tllat something should .bo done to The Dalles, thence to Portland, and officials are encountering some diffi-1 1'revent Bud ironi donning another inrougn me iitanieiie vnuej. vu eulty in keeping people out of range:i'ul1 01 uo.muk simes. mm, in an ineir way noine iney win .emi of the lava wli(h covers an arca Df few days at Salem attending the state soveral miles in either direction from fair. the volcano. . ' S. A. Phillips has moved his tailor sheriff .George Qulne and son shoD from the Kohlhagen building i.. i .,, tf, i,- -,.i.' thie ,n,,rnin,r to 109 Rose street, opposite Grand fnr t lip virinitv of It iHMln. wliprt a brought hero Sn turd ay night suntr- Hotel. house robberv orcurrod last night. !inB lro111 (Jrh'B of tho head and rrun ,r narnn-rt Inst wnolt . Accordiiiir to information Kiven out,'('e- H api'fars that the lad was old resident of this section, and was ;t years old. Local friends and admirers of Mud interview in a Portland paper, places his net earnings in (he ring at $10, OiM). More of the same may be the magnet for him to return. Xnrtnaii Richardson, of Drain, was Closing out our men's clothing In order to properly care tor our increased ladies' ready-to-wear and dry goods business, we have found it necessary to close out our entire line of men's clothing, and devote our entire space to the dry goods business. Therefore, beginning Tuesday, September 1st, every man's suit and hat we have in the store will be sold at wholesale cost. Come tomorrow and pick out your winter suit at a substantial saving. I. Abraham 5 5 AUTO STAGE LINE DEPOT. Heal estate can readily be sold, bought or exchanged through tie ni.il. j , , v classified advertisements In The Re- Dally stages and autos for Marsh- . , t d ... b ln y rPan Rapp's grocery store, 133 Sheridan street. Cash paid (or produce along If you have something to sell, try the line. a want adv. in The Review. . Terracotta chimney pipe, shoulder Kor good printing ol all kinds The Joints, toos and caps now In stock at Review always leads. Winnie Gaddls's. the Plumber. Review Want Advs. bring results. purchased 'an automobile owned by at the Sheriff's office this morning, caring ror a horse, when the animal L A Roberts of Portland but the robbers secured a suit of clothing, suddenly whirled and kicked him. which' for some time had been stored and two rifles. The name of the Hie hoof struck the boy's head and In a barn near Winston, and will person robbed could not be deter-: he was hurled violently to the 1...11.1 i. i,,i o irnnhi. car fnr mineil this mornini- and will not he ground, lie was unconscious for a the purpose of assisting touring known until the return of Sheriff -time, but finally recovered suffclently parties who have become disable on Quine this evening. to be nble to come lo Roseburg for the road. The car was formerly used He Is now at Mercy Jlos- treaiment ., , , ..I l,,l annuil 1 "e OI'SL KlllllO Ol JJfllCII U1H1 MIR PHlll. l,CranV --i- - " XI Wl".n Ha...ev. Progressive candl the power will be reduced and a work uurS cook oiore. da(o fQi. ,.1)ie(1 stll,os SoM.Uor ,.ft bench will oe piacen on me cm, man- i.icuiinie .ews: i.uhl suiiuuay n;tor his beacliiuarters at Portland Hat ing it ready for any emergency, colored man, giving the name of urday nigiit, after i day spent in I . ,. . n Riley Dixon, tried to get Into an al-; Roseum g. .Mr. llnnley visited the I ...o.o.iiio.u ""7"- , ' oa tercution with 11. siepnens, ot ine fair grounds Saturday afternoon and Lambeth left this aftei noon and goes ,)eW(ly holo, I)jx(m who h.ld ,een expressed great surprise at the ex to Roseburg, where Mr. Lam um lias linking, accused Stephens of taking , hlbits of agricultural products. In been for the past week. They win h)g K,l(l!ir Dlxon urew knlfe ,, fa(. hn s,ii( )lo cshi,lit w.ls of return to Marshfleld by way olloii- ,,, threal9 as t0 wiat he wollid ,o , rlnosl ,,fi ,, ,,,. , tlc land.. ... ..Sheriff V. W.t. age, wno (o Mr stepliens and the city officers, An informal reception was held In is in the city today. Is offeilni, a re- mll, tuk(?n (,,ml.Re of ,)y the ,,0llce. Jhonor of .Mr. llnnley Saturday eieti ward of $100 for Information tuat ,im Unyes ,ook ()le coInr(1() gentle-!ing at the rnipiua. when lie was will lead to the arrest and nvict on ln.in tQ ltospbu,.g aI1(I at ,,, hearing'given an opport y to meet a large of the parties who have been holding ,)xon wag papcd un(,pr a $;!o0 ,0nd. number of people, up automobiles and the hmipire sa- Vnniv io navo the same, he was ,.. . . loon and committing otner uepieuu- la(.0( Jn ,he j.,,, ( Rosebu,.B awllU. tlons of similar nature in this vl- j trjn clnily within the past few months. The reward is not large, vet it is of Kffecting an entranco through a sufficient size, perhaps, to attract rear window, some unknown person some of the holdups who may believe or persons late last night entered thei . , Tribune- It,, they have been given the worst in home of lien Caldwell, situated a ' T '"' ' ..'j, .. " i.. sluirl ilislnni west nf the Snn 1 hern 1 "'6 POIKn ale seeking the division of proceeds M. D. W7arren, agent for Oregon Relief Association of MeMlnnvllle, Oregon, with offices at 214 Cass St. Your buslress solicited and curcfully looked after. elatives and xhnrt ilislnni west nf the Snn t hern 1 '-6 I1"""1 ll,e seeitlllg 1 lie Wllele t.,.fl i-iillrnn,! Irnpl,!. nn.l i,irnil- OllOlllS of Hazel Randall, llged IS Coos Rav Times: V. C. Gnrst. Capt. ate,l two suits of men's clothes and '"' n laundry worker, and G. W . Cornwall and Itarrett Hrothers have about $:i"i in money. Tho robbery Leuliiijin, a rruit packer, who are formed a partnership to inaugurate was discovered earlv this morning alleged to have left the city August an auto stage between Coos Hay nnd when Mr. Caldwell, who is employed together, ns a chapter in an In the Sluslnw, beginning about October n tho Southern Paciric yards nights, : formal romance of three weeks dur 1. The line will be a continuation or returned to his home. The theft was Htl""- A warrant bus been Issued the service between the Ray and th reported to the Sheriff s office and fof l-oldnian s arrest, he being np l'nipiua. Capt Cornwall win main- an effort Is being made to apprehend P'.caine to pros-'c ntion under the tain his Drain stage line, but the new the guilty parties. The money which''""' ''l,w- M"S EcH "r 1 ,e line Is planned to connect up with was stolen from Mr. Caldwell was in M'"ln Kl'lle sl' ''. prohlhltlng the tho train service on the Coos Hay- the pockets of his clothing. .transportation or women from one Eugene line, which Is to he extended , , stato to another, to .Mapleton some time next month. JIrshfleld Record: Offlceis of. K.llp , , (. n From Klorence to Glenada. river 1 I win t itles I nn, " m pa, I y .M.Ml,o,al, Countv, boats will handle the traffic to Maple- an attempt had been made . wgs uM ,n. hp Atlr,.v.f;inr.,, ton. a distance of about 15 miles, burglarl.e their safe when they open- VMtl,r(l!lv ,, v l(,r(J , ; ,)f I hey have a number of cord cars ror ' " , .. . in stnte-wide prohlhition was voted on at the next elii tion the polls should the run. and plan to make the' trip Mend. The office of the company is between the Sluslnw and Coos Hay In five hours. tracks at the Porter mill and Is an wM ,,,.; ; ,.11,rc;sin t)lI, 1;., , i""-- .u"ithe law ap;liiig to voting under lo- ..l.epsa IB Americas curse .o in'iair or m... - o ( ,v , ,,,,, rnmU restore digestion, normal weight, broke the safe sucreeded In opening r. lt.r, , itl a0 us n'lnrds the proliibi good health and purify the blood use , ot known this morning, since ; a Ul F, ,', n t ,, ,',,. ,,. , Ilurdock Blood Hitters Sold at all the door was closed and there was o (() ,)C fnJ H n. drug stores. Price. J1.00. no means of opening he fame 1 ho ; . s person or ..-.v,. . T, Atto, (.v-tiei.ral stated Foresight is Better Than Hindsight Property Well Bought Is Opportunity Capitalized Do you want a real investment with the assurance in sight of a greatly increased value? SUTHERLiN today lias the assurance of an other railroad (actually at work grading) and large saw mills which will create a Pay Roll of Over One Million Dollars a year to begiu with, and Three Thousand Acres of commer cial apple and pear orchards, a large part of which are just entering the bearing period, will soon add Another Million to the Pay Roll. It would be good foresight to buy a few towu lots or choice fruit tracts before auy advance iu price is made. Hindsight will onlv confirm after it is too late to act. Town lots for the present at old prices. The J. F. Luse Company Sutherlin, Oregon Why Neglect Your TEETH? when you enn hnvo them put in first class order at reasonable prices. Here are some ot my prices: Gold crown, 22K $ 5.00 ' BritTge work, per tooth $ 5.00 Rubber Plates, full set $25.00 Teeth extracted without pain, 50c, by my new method. lioBt material and workmanship. , Come to Rooms 7 and 8 Roseburg National Bank Building R. L. Bathrick, D. M. D. Dentist Roseburg Oregnn War Maps The supply Is not lnexhati?t able, so don't wait and be one of those who get left. Just slip a sliver dime Into an envelope and tell me to mall you one right away. Richard P. O'Connor Tobacconist and Newsdealer. 430 H Hoyt St., Portland, Oregon. office broke a window sash and the thitt the prol.i'rtinii nun'inlir.iMit w:ih I" M ' " " u ........ ... .... ...... ;ft ..,,,, ,.,,, ,lt nm KPI.r., u,e "I" " -"'elr-cllon nn.l dm! r.,nsef,uentlv lh so fnr as known, consists of a broken ,,8 ,,.., ,. f,. s knoh. which was evl.enly h"ocked f l( r on wnii a Mc.im. i.it........ i.i .... ion which hehl the km.li was driven hack Into the snfe and it Is probable the owners will have much trouble In getting tho door open. Fnrmers. mechanics, railroaders, laborers, r'ly on Dr. Thomas' Kclcc tlc Oil. Fine for rut's, burns, bruise. Should be kept In every home. i: and 50c. Sugar Cured Hams, Sugar Cured Shoulders Sugar Cured Bacon, Pure Lard All made iu Roseburg. We also handle FORT J ONUS CREAM KRY GUTTER. Give us a trial. The Cass Street Market LOUIS KOIILIIAGEN, Prop. 107 West Cass St. ROSEBURG REVIEW Date To Indicate you are a reguUrr'ador you must prce"1 on ca0D llko this one. . ,.nft Tho National Embrolljory Outfit Is guaranteed to be l" collection and bl!goRf bnrgalnln patterns ever olTored. pattenis have a retail -valuo otlO ents each, llriug ON. ' p'' and 70 cent to the otTIco and you: wlH bo presented with O.f pleto Outfit, iocludli Hook of Insitroctlons and one All Wood le-' ed Hoop and 10 skofris of silk. The JO cents Is to cover du'.'" press, handling, and (!ho nuniuroua oerhnad expunsos of gettltyf (2 jiackago from the taciory to you. N. B. Out-of-town rcadora will rtdd 5 cents extra for postage and expense of inalllng. Mentholatuin, best for stings sores and burns, 2Scand 50c. Kiiciltlt.'t'lc I'nins Sloppil. The first ai'p.iciitl'in of Slonn'i I.liiiiiii-nt g.i.'H rilit to lii iiaiuful part it pene'ntt. s w itliout rulil.inf It Mops the K;iei!iii:i!ie Pains a ro..;.c! Hie Joints nn.l ili.'i. r.-i:.'( and comfort. Ioi.'t u1!m: c.-t a bo'lle toduy! It Is a fa it. 1 1 v m.'dirllie for all pairs, hulls, Itniii-'K, cuts, sore jthro.it, nc-ura!::a and cli.-; t pains. Prevents Infection. .Mr. I'h.nlr. II. I Went worth, t'a'iinr.ila, write": "It ; did wonders for my Ithe.ituntlsni. pain is gone as soon as I apply It. I recommend It to my friends as the best Liniment I ever ueed." Guaran teed. 25c at your Drugglts. HEATING STOVES! To Get the Most for Your Money, Go to Strong's Besides the best grade of heating stoves, stoves which we know to be satisfactory, we have stove boards, wood baskets, stove pipe, elbows, etc. B. W. STRONG The Furniture Man if i
