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Newspaper Page TextPAGE BIX EVENING noSEBfRG REVIEW, . SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, lOlfl. I I It's Different II Tif A irCTT II 7-REELS- 7 Always A V VJLO ill TODAY GOOD SHOW x THE BRIGHT SPOT 5c and 10c MATINEE EVERY DAY FROM B TO 9 P. M. EVENING PERFORM ANCE 7 .00 TO 10:45 TODAY, ONE DAY ONLY The DESTROYERS From the book "Peter God" by JAMES OLIVER CURVVOOD A wonderful story of tlio North Woods. A rod-blooded story that, will hold you Hpellhound for the llvo big nets. You huw "God's Country and the Woman." Thii an good. Come early und got a Beat. v f ' PATHE NEWS A News Paper in Picture. Alone, I'atho New U worth the admission. ANOTHER FUNNY GOLDBERG KARTOON KOMEDY TOMORROW Nlnlh chapter of the "Grip of K 11." Florence Hood in Now York. A five part Gold Rooster piny from A. II. Woods' famous Hroad way success. Heine ti. Loulo a Kldo-splltllng comedy. Eight reels. re and 10c. TONING: T1IEDA HARA IN "THE OAIXKY SLAVE." Men's Heavy Shoes Men's Dress Shoes Boy's Shoes ROSEBURG BOOTERIE IRVIX HKL'NW SIkhw That Satisfy Perkins Huildlng . . . Cufw sl,.(,t tVM THE STORE Closing Out Sale of Men's Shoes See Us Before Buying. Men's , Underwear BARGAINS If you are looking for real Underwear Values,, you have to look no further than at FISHER'S. You can find in our lines, more value for the money than can be found elsewhere and there, is a reason We bought in large quantities and early in the season, long before the prices ad vanced, and besides, we have priced them very low. What others call their $1.25 values we are selling for $1.00. What others call their $1 50 values we sell for $1 25 and so on thru the whole line. Be Sure to See Us Before You Buy You Will Save Money Exclusive Agents For MUNSING WEAR For Ladies, Misses and Children, also IIP Black CatHosimi-R& G WE GIVE S. w Wo carry a complete line of .Shoes for every need und ,orcnslon, in door or outside. See them today. THAT APPRECIATES YOUR BUSINESS. 8 A ctHwmm & H. GREEN TRADING " i WILL ADVERTISE OREGON-. Timt plans hav? beeu to; initiated for tne systematic advertisement -tif Oiogon's ai-enery and the induce ments tu tourists in Eastern statu from wheuce a large boiy of pleasure seekers annually migrate to other parts, was shown by material received at the Commercial Club this morn ing. As a result of the recently awakened interest in such a cam paign which it is hoped will divert a large share of tho usual visitors to Europe towards tile West, it Is an nounced by the Portland Chamber of Commerce that the Oregon Legisla ture will be asked for an appropria tion of f 2i,filli at the next session. Tills money will bo used to provide agents in large cities who will give information similar to those engaged In the interest of foreign countries, and California. Colorado and others of tlio I'nited tSntos. It is believed the money should come from all the citizens of the state rather than a few communities as heretofore and thus provide a more systematic ad vertising. Estimates give $700,000, 000 as the amount spent annually bv American tourists. WIFE IS I.OCATEIt. After a fruitless search Friday for Mrs. William II. .Miller, of Medford, .Marshal Williams this afternoon dis covered that, the lady had spent sev eral flays here under tlio nnme of Mrs. lima Rowers and later left for Salem, .Mr. Miller was here Krlday, but left today thinking to overtake his wile at her next stop. He said Mrs. Miller had been gone from home about four days and evidently was not Intending to return. She stopped here at the tlrand hotel and later went to the Oregon Rooming house. HINT AT TWIN LAKES. Russell Harness, D. W. Strong and Waller Kurtz left this morning for Twin Lakes, 70 miles east of this city, where they will remain until the end of tlio hunting season. They intend to make the trip by automo bile and expect a most delightful time. .M. E. Church, South, Hev. J. M. t'oan, pastor. Services In the Mac-, cabeo hall. Sunday school at i):A& a. m.; Epworth League at G:;!0. liegul.tr preaching servlces-at 11 a. m. and 7:110 p. in. Themes for to morrow's services: Morning, "liulld Ing the Empire." Evening, "A l'Msh ing Party." Llvo services. A cor dial welcome to everyone to worship witli us. INVESTRJA1 SHORTAGE. WASHINGTON. Oct. 21. The In terstate Commerce Commission has started a Nation wide investigation of the freight car shortage. ! New Coats and Suits Constantly Arriving. Corsets M STAMPS. y ,; ' mm LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Jitney service, 4 cars, corner Rose , "iino nun oimi K, ui uitnidiiu, udn visiting wiih Roseburg friends td day. W. A. Rogard left last night for Baker to close a deal involving some real estate. Mrs. .1. D. Jackson, of Eugene, was visiting friends and relatives in this city today. W. E. Clingenpeel and wife, of Looking Glass, spent the day in Hue city on business. Mr. and Mrs. Will Trltes. of Sutli erlin came over this morning for a short business visit. John Alexander, the Glide mer chant, arrived here this niornii.s to look after business matte, .Mrs. Arthur Leonard, of Portland, arrived here Inst evening to spend a few days with friends. Spirella Corsets can fit all types; made to order. Delle Case, Corso tierre, Hell Sisters' Illdg., Phono 320-J. Miss Derniece Tarr, of Seattle, who had been visiting here, left this morning for a visit with relatives at .Myrtle Creek. Six sheriff's sales were held at the courthouso this afternoon. In each Instnnce lands were sold to satisfy delinquent taxes. Mrs. Harry Plnkslon and grand daughter, Miss Naomi Pinkston, ar rived from Oakland this morning to spend the day here. W. S. Trites and wife and little son came over from Sittherlin this morning and spent the day looking after business matters. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge T. Settle nieyer, or Portland, left for .Myrtle Creek yesterday, after passing several days in tiiis city on business. llargain day, Monday only, men's suits Trench dry cleaned $1. other days 11.2.1. Kosoburg Cleaning & Pressing Works. O. W. Sloper. Grains Pass Courier: George Kearns left this morning for Kose burg to attend to business matters at that place. He will return Sunday. Mr. II u bar, a local jeweler, under went (lllto a serious operation at .Mercy Hospital this morning. Mrs. Sether & Stewart were In att"nii ance. Deputy Sheriff Itafrety went to Voncalla this afternoon to serve some civil papers. lie made tlio trip by automobile and will return here late this evening. Mrs. A. D. Jackson and children lert this morning for Dlllard. where they will remain for the winter. Mrs. Jackson will have a position in the schools there. It. W. Long., a well known Yon calla rancher and candidate for coun ty com missiotier at the November election, ' yesterday purchased a Dodge automobile through the .las. Newland agency of this city. Charles Latourell and wife, of Greshnm, arrived here yesterday to visit at, the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ilurr. While here Mr. Latourell expects to enjoy a few days hunting in the mountain dis tricts. Word was received here this morn ing to the el feet that Miss Florence llrooks. a local nurse, is now visitin with friends in Portland. Ilefore re turning here she will pass a few days in MMiltle and oilier Washington cit ies. Word was received here this morn ing to the effect mat I. II. Kiddle, oren Thoinnson, Howard Church and .lames chirk will return here from the Tiller vicinity some time tonight. They passed the last week ill that lo cality hunting. A. C. Mursters, dictator of Repub lican politics In Douglas County, and Ora II. Porter, a Uoseburg lawyer, will go to Hrockway this evening, when' they will deliver addresses in the Interests of Charles E. Hughes, the Kcpuhlican candidate for Presi dent. Mrs. Inez Miller came over from Wilbur this morning. She super vised the unpacking of the school exhibits which returned yesterday from the state fair at Salem. These will be returned to the various schools of the county from which they came. Attorney II. I.. Eddy will leave for I'mpuua late this afternoon where ho will deliver an address in opposi tion to the so-called brewers' amend ment. District Attorney Oeorge Neuiier will also discuss the brew ers' amendment at Melrose this evening. Letters received here yesterday from Calexlco Indicate that Dr. Cleo. K. Houck is well satisfied with con ditions there and is apparently en-! tovlni; ciniin lire llr llmiek It :t ! physician in the I'nited Stales army and was assigned to oavr.lry duty some time at;o. Little Milton Shoemaker, who has been seriously ill for the past ten days, was reported as much im proved this afternoon. The attending physicians are hopeful of his reeov- i are especially thankful to those per ery. t'arl D. Shoemaker, father of ! who sent such beautiful floral: the patient, arrived here recently from Portland and will remain in the city indefinitely. See the double page adv. on pagfw 5S and In the Saturday Kvening Post Tor Oct 14th. It s nil true. ' This wonderful machine will be for j Word was received here today sale nt the Uoseburg Hook Store. ! telling of the sale of the Poise Capi l.eave us your order and 1 7 . 0 0 now al News The newspaper plant was and get yours before the supply Is purchased by K. H. Dewey from U. exhausted'. It will make a splendid Sheridan, the latter of whom once Christum present. The Uoseburg lived in Uoseburg. Mr Sheridan is Hook Store. In esterda 's issue of the Ue iew it was t;tted that the Uoseburg; Kloir Miils had shipped a carload of flour to Michuan. The item should, luoe read that the flour was ship- .ped from the Portland mill, which is, owned by K. L. Hashford. Mr. B.ishford also owns the Uoseburg plant and if an occasional visitor lu this iitv. Rose Bowls Flowers add charm to the appearance of- the table and brighten the atmos phere or the home. Bowls fashioned especially for flowers display them better than any others. You will be pleased with our show ing of rose bowls and flow er bowls. Also delicate little bud vases of cut glass, etched with bases of silver. Priced at $1 und up. Quality Service J BUBAR BROS. Jackson St. Jewelers LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Isadore Rice, of Isadora, spent the day in tho city visiting with rela tives and friends. Mrs. Anna Day, of Portland, left for her home this afternoon after a few days spent here. Grant Clayton, of Dillard, spent the afternoon in the city looking af ter business matters. George V. MeClure, of Medford, arrived here last evening to pass a few days with friends. ,1 e Heron n W i 1 i a m s and wife, o i Looking Glass, were visitors in the city for a few hours today. S.M. Kelley came In from his ranch on Hoberts Creek last evening to look after business matters. W. II. Gore, of Medford, will ar rive here early next week. lie Is now in the Gardiner vicinity. 1. 13. Nichols, the Uroekway mer chant, spent the day in Uoseburg looking after business matters. A. M. Gallagher, the Deer Creek rancher, spent the day In Uoseburg looking alter business matters. Henry Davis, of I-os Angeles, has arrived here to pass a few days with relatives. Mr. Davis iormermly lived here. County Treasurer James Sawyers will return here Sunday after a few days spent nt Gardiner, Klkton and Scottsburg. (1. M. Mason, of Tatoma. represent ing the Pacific Building & Loan As sociation, arrived here yesterday to spend a few days. Mrs. Clarence lless and Mrs. D, Stoltz left this afternoon for Cot tage Grove to visit with relatives for a day or two. Miss l.esta Khonds, stenographer in the offices of attorneys Hiee & Or en tt. was unable to work today on account of illness. S. C. Miller, a well known Dillard rancher, has returned from poiuls In Central Oregon, where he spent a few days inspecting some land. A marriage license was issued this afternoon to Marry Vaughn and Miss Kva Primer, both residents of Kid dle. They will be married tonight. according to their friends. Lola ml It row n. . no has been at Salem for several days visiting with his parents. Attorney General and Mrs. Geo. M. Hrown, will return here1 early this evening. The Model Itakery has purchased a new delivery truck. The truck is strictly modern and will furnish a speedy means of transporting goods puvehased at this popular bakery. The I'mp'iua 1 lot el this afternoon received volumes of books by various authors. The Sooks were added to tho hotel library which is stationed in the lobby of the hostelry. Chas. A. Itrand. of the Overland Orchards, came in th is afternoon with his automobile well filled with; r, rapes trout his vineyards. The; H rapes were sold in the local inar-j ket-i without difficulty. Mr. Hrand owns the largest vineyards in the county, but lost several hundred j pounds of grapes this year because! of the frosts. ; socialist Li-:rn i:k. There will be a Socialist speech at the courthouse on the evening of Nov. 2, according to an announce ment made here today. The speaker will discuss political issues as view ed from the standpoint of a Socialist. CAltD OF 1 HANKS. We desire to take thin means of j thanking our many friends and ! neighbors who so kindly assisted us ; during the last illness and following , death of our beloved mother. We offerings. ( Sicned Mils. C II. KKKN'MKYKII K. J. ItliKWLK. HOISK NKWS NOLI. a brother of Joseph Sheridan, of Uoseburg. coMlM; to i;osi:iti t;; Attorney C.eneral Ceo. M. Hrown. ef Salem, will arme here tonight, ac-, . eonlinp to word received from hl( . today. It is presumed that he ill leave tomorrow cr Mondalf on a hunting trip. 1 ANTLtKJJ TONIGHT ONLY WILLIAM S. HART in The new Triangle-Ince Production. The Apostle - Vengeance A drama of Kentucky mountain Feudists, FATTY ARBUCKLE "The Waiter's Ball" A 2-Reel Keystone Comedy Nuf Sed Admission as usual, tie and 10c. Sl'XDAY AXI) MONDAY. The great Japanese actor. Sessue Hayakawa in, -ALIEN SOULS" A photoplay of conflicting nationalities, and The Famous RTTRTOM HOT MRS Travelogue SECOND II RACE MltS. IDA MAKKTKKS WAS KK l'KATl:0 KOIS VICIM'KKSIDKXT iiv .mils. wAitn swoim:, ok roltTI.AM) ,lltS. MAUV Kl'S SI'II.L CHOS10N SKCItUTAItV. BREWERS' AMENDMENT WAS Ml lEosehurg Organization Given Second Place cui Honor lioll Noi'iiml School at Pendleton Was l-liidorsed By Delegates. .Mrs. Jennie M. Kemp, of Portland. Thursday whs re-elected president o: the Oregon W. C. T. P., receiving o'l ballots lo '.i'Z cast for Mrs. Mar Mallet, of Portland, according tc word received from Pendleton today Mrs. Ward Swope, of Portland, wat elected vice president over Mrs. Id;i Marsters, of Uoseburg, the vote be ing 4 3 to 4 2. Mrs. Mary D. Russell Portland, was re-elected correspond ing secretary; Mrs. Madge J. Mears of bhertu, recording secretary, alio .Mrs. Margaret Houston, of Portland treasurer. Pledging themselves to pray with out ceasing, to work without tiring for the defeat of the brewers amend mnt, and for the passage of the Ore gon dry law, and heartily endorsing t he initiative amendment providing for establishment of the Kastern Oregon Normal school in Pendleton, the State V. C. T. V. formally adopt ed Its resolutions for the convention Additional resolutions pledged tlu members to. work for broadening o; the scope of the organization, and U seek tiew members regardless o: creed, faith or politic?;, and to co operate with all individuals and or ganizations working for bettering tin world. Recognition was given the rere sematnes of the J2 unions that hai won the distinction of a place on tlu honor roll during the year. The Cul v er union, of .let Toi son County, hv all with a total of :'-"ti points; lioso burg was second, with L'SO, and Pen dleton fifth, with IT.".. .Madras, will L.M points, and Chehalem, with 2 -I " won third and fourth places, respect ively. PUtt HASLD Al TOMOHIL1 I A. Cloake. who resides a short dis tance northwest of the city. toda purchase da Studebaker nutomobili through the George Hurnett agency, of this city. This makes the fifth Studebaker machine purchased b members of the Cloake family Mur ing the past two years. ti; LS. I ran furnish any 'kind of Fruit or Ornamental Trees in any quan tity from the famous Toppenish Nur sery A. L. MARTIN. Uoseburg, Oregon. l-AHMKItS IX TOWN. IIos. hurs merchants reported n rushing holiness throughout tin day Many farmer: were in the cit and the prosperity due to the recent prune crop was much in evidence. W il l. KKSTIIOV IHMl.K. An ordej was Issued at the eitv recorder's office this afternoon au thorirint the destruction of the booie supplies which were taken In the office! last Saturday from the warehouse of S. K. Sykes. Th,, home was the rroprrty of Mrs Mary Tracy, and consist of 2" hottie of beer. It will be destroyed by Mar hal William next Mnndav. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Mrs. C. W. Hartley was over from Sutherlin on business today. I). W. .lames and wife, of Oakland, were Uoseburg visitors today. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ilanan, of Yon calla, were oltseburg visitors today. J. W. Perkins and wife are plan ning to spend Sunday on the North Ctnpciua Hiver. Mrs. I. P. Gardner came down thin afternoon from Riddle for a 1'eV days visit with friends. Mrs. Luther Daugherty, of Yon calla, was here for the day looking after business affairs. Henry Appleman, of Portland, ar rived here last evening to spend a i'ew days with friends. Miss Dcatrice l.ovett, of Medford, .irrived here this morning to pass a cew days with friends. Mrs. A. F. Strange and baby left .his afternoon for Portland and Hood River to visit relatives. Misses Grace and Delia Harris, of L-A Grande, arrived here last even .ng to spend a few days with friends. A. M. Oeland went to Yoncalla this ifternoon, where he will be one of the musicians at a dance there to night. The date of the annual bazaar to e held by the ladies of St. George's Guild has been changed to Dec. S and . Mrs. P. A. Comstock, son Ken neth. Miss Grace Talbott and Mrs. v'era Payne were Sntherlin visitors here today. Humphrey Kankin, who has been jn his homestead near Cottage Jrove for several weeks, returned uere today. .Mrs. W. C. Sagaberd, of Scotts I'urg. arrived here Thursday and .vas admitted 10 Mercy Hospital to receive treatment. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Williams, of 'ortland, who had been visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Uiter for the pasi ew days, returned home Ibis after noon. 1!. W. Marsters, county judge, will eturn here this evening after a few lays spent at Salem, whore lie at endod a meeting of the state high ray advisory board. I'. P. Hattman. of Malheur County, las arrived here to spend a few lays with friends. Mr. Hattman for nerly lived near Yoncalla,- but had lot visited here for more than ten years. Mrs. Kugene Richardson enter 'aineil a tew of her friends at her koine on South Jackson street last Thursday afternoon. The rooms were decorated in white and yellow chrvs tntheiuunis. The afternoon was pent in fancywork. The hostess erved a dainty lunch. The guests vere Mrs. ti. Relden and Mrs. N. rutin . of Washington, I), c, who .re visiting here: Mrs. A T Mar shall, Mrs. c. Trusty, Miss Paulino trusty. Mrs. Ilowker. Miss Marshall, diss Itiith I'.owker, and the hostess, drs. Kngene Richardson. SKM) HOOKS Ol'T. O. c. Hrown. county school super .ntendent. Is making arrangements o ilisn Unite several hundred library I'ooks among the many school dis trlrl of the county. The books were received here recently from Salem, and are now being segregated and prepared Tor shipment to various parts of the county. I'liKMIKIt ASSASSIN T.' I1KI1I.I.V. Oct -1 r.... Stnerkin. Austrian Premier, was as sassinated at dinner .!.... I... tor Adler. r",u" NKW TODAY. TO TUAIlK.- lla-k for addle and bridle. Phone lofl-.i. I'Oll SAI.K.-Ste:.n, l.ll. ... Bine, about c II. p. Phone ll'.-P 2. VVANTKD. Kxperienced ;-i n,"",, K"npr!" housework. Apply 40!1 Kast Cass St. I K KAUOMITK.-- S, A WASH No waboard slavery or rubbing rTT J r'01 b -v" hund red thankful women. Sold by Parslow 6 Hell. "