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Newspaper Page Textrun voca wrmwam mmsxvm mvtsw, thvrsdat, xovember i, ibis. I ! 2 18c and 100 Oontlnnona ttctaro MAJESTIC THEATER TJUiC BRIGHT HFOT I Iff Different GOOD HHOW Shows suspended until the quarantine in city is released. 2 E SHOE ECONOMY When you buy a pair of HIGH GRADE SHOES You are sure of getting the most for your money HAVILAND CHINA We have it lu many beautiful putorna with white and gold border. What would make a more beautiful gift for mother ttiia Xmas; even a few piece a will enhance the beauty of her tuble, bo that she may feol a pardonable prldo when the guests sit down. We feel that we could not suggeut a gift that would be more appreci ated. ' l We have just received a large shipment, imported direct from France, and you can flud a good selection here. BUBAR BROS. .1 HWKMtY. 104 Jacks, n St. Belter have lb one gluBsea fit ted now and relieve that eyestrain. voiTii ix rii.wci:, (Continued from Page One.) The materials used anil selected for their adaptability to service and comfort and unolher thing you are assured of a perfect fit thal'K Viirt of our service and a most Important part loo. Style, comfort and wear, what yuu want and what you K't if you let ub fit your feet aH thoy should btf tit fed. Try uh on your next pair and nee tiow comfortable, your feet feel. U?e R.OSEBUR.G BOOTERJE Shorn tbat SatiMfy anil Fit. Your Fet'l. end of it, which whh partitioned orr for u wooilKhel. I liavo u lulu of Hlraw lu kUhp on un) tun not. al lowed to ko outside at all aH long aH tlm (iuarantine 1h oik. Thank (lod, there 1h only four more days of it, for it Ib sure tiresome IjiiiK around here. I will soon get hack to my self again aH noon uh I can get out and take a little exorcise. There were aoout a dozen or more cascH of meaHleH here for a few days, but they took thcin all to the base hos pital but myself. They said I got lover them ho well that it would not ! he necessary for me to go. If 1 hud j been Hent to (he liase hospital I prob lUtily would never have come hack to my own company, hut would hate been put in some uther company. LOCAL AND F2M0NAL. Hooverlze and drink elder. A. E. Nichols was here yesterday from Nichols station. A. Peterson was a visitor I'.iera yes terday from Yoncalla. Henry Bantleld, of Drain, wag a visitor in this city today. Leave orders' for Garden Valley elder at Economy Grocery. MrB. Veta Dewey returned yester day from a visit at Glendale. Chicken dinner at tne Grand Res taurant Ib as good as you ever ate; Milk Is the only food for the whole family. Phone 186. Itoseburg Dairy. Agency for liulck and Chevrolet cars at Motor Shop Garage, 444 N. Jackson. Just received a shipment of fresh EaHtern oysters. The Grand Res taurant. , I Krank M. Hopkins, deputy sheriff, was a visitor here from Canyonvllle yesterday. I Mrs. j. F. Wood and son, Clay Iton, were visitors here yesterday from Myrtle Creek. Fresh grape juice at the Overland Orchards, 60 cents a gallon. Bring your containers. Apples, grapes. Farmers should patronize the Grand Restaurant, as we buy dlreot from the farmers. Best meals in city. Kd. Noah has purchased the blacksmith shop of P. M. Mathews on Hose street and will continue to do general blacksmithing and horse shoeing at the old stand. Runyan's gardens are now ready to take orders for Dahlia Bulbs,. Place your order for bulbs now to be delivered next May. 804 West Moaner street. Phone 38-J. J. T. Bryan, the busy watchmaker and Jeweler, has moved to 218 North Jackson street, in the building for merly occupied by . Wells Fargo, Chalmers Mitchell Maxwell Motor Cars and Trucks ELECTRIC LIGHT and POWER PLANTS for farms and country homes H. MERTEN Roeeburff, Oregon. ANTLERS THEATEr J No Shows until the i. v 5 i ; present quarantine jj i situation is released $ a 5 IDENTITY Of UNKNOWN MAN KILLED BY TRAIN STILL A MYSTERY The following letter has been re ceived by Coroner M. 10. liitter from the tailor In Seattle to whom he wrote concerning the death of the iinlrnnwn timn blilori l.v t.-..l ....... where he is better prepared to serve thea Oakland station on Sunday his customers. 'morning. A tHg bearing the name nenii your uiiy in r ranee u iruu ,i,n uii,.r ..,-, ti,,,,,t ; i, , ,-,.., cake for Christinas. We are making ,. col ,, le ,,,u , especially fine ones for that purpose, f0iows- and will bake them this week. Or-1 ..Your ,t,cr of Nov 3 received der now to be sure of one: they ure"a(1 n.lsten Q an8wer- Tne suil lhe tmt the right size for mailing. Phono UIlf(1I.tulla .ou a , "ah. ?' , a .. Wording to the label you sent, was A. K. Shlria was over from Stith- ,u.i ,,, ni..,. n,i i ...... erlln on business today. I,u i. u i ti, '.,,.' ..p v i- Item Fate was down from Myrtle , nHl'J 'i i,..,. ,' ',,., ,... Creek on businesB Wednesday. ;( . f ... , ,.:,; ' ,r.0 V. W. Shaw was in this city from .. r. ,,,. , ,. ranyonvllle Wednesday attending to b Mrs N H Llltlmor business matters. ,,, ,,,,' ... , ,. ,.., i i i4 i i H 1 Convenience In having hills. n 2 Record of financial transactions. 6 j g 3 Safety In handling money. H If YOU haven't a checkling account, let us help you open M I THE mAVQiUR YRLU.U BANK S a ROSEBURG OREGON H Advantages of A Checking Account The farmer, the merchant and the housewife euuully enjoy these features of a Checking Account at The t mjiquu Valley Hank: lltVIN iihi;..n Perkins II l ll til In C'iinb Street I "" 'I'""- i ""'i", I ,,, , i ., i. , V . April or .May to a man who was in raiseci in nans or inn country wnicu . B ... m,.,,.. n(!( unJ ll)ou 30 vears ol(, The I we came through, but in Ibis section , matters. 'name and whereabouts are nott I lhe principal crops raised are grain H. B. Ilullwlnkle was here from i. ..,,, In Vrs iHtlnier ?,.r rv mil : ' i u lid a few sugar beets, but they look Kiddle on Wednesday, attending to ,() ue ul)p D 8(,rve vou Hu.r we M (il'.NT Ti:i) Si: AT()i:. A. C I'cterson, of Dallas, Oregon, i very pour and 1 thing the grain crop business matters. iremain, yours respectfully. Senator I " biinlne-w visitor In tills city to-imusi nave oeen (inie poor nere tnis j. ,i,iu. nu ueeu qune SCIll.OSSMAC'HKK CO." dav. I year ny tne iooks i ii. i ne soimmi iui se.enu u.i,s. i. poneu -pile unknown young man was .Iocs not look to be "very good, for : hetfr today. 'buried at Oakland, and no inlorma- it Is red and shallow as can be. The ' Cooper, of Roberts on ,)1S , bepn rocPlve(1 retar(1K ten.es are all hedge, although In I r.-e c. i leaving for Ashland Tor an of ,ls rPlallves or fl.,,,mls, some parts through w hich we eaine ; Indefinite stay, for the benefit of his i,ol.i. nianv inuuiries h ive been I1OISI0. Idaho, Nov. 7. Viifiml Iteinni'iilt is re-clccled lo the I'. S. Senute by :M plurality, so Frank Croucher and Frank Kruse, the latest reliires liidiea:cr (ilendale, were visiting here to- Ncwherrv l.eaditi;; I'mil. ;n.iy. lilvTllOIT. Nov. 7.- Newlmrv Is' II. Hancroft came ever froiii ()al( lcailillg Ford Tor Senator by tiullll, !nd last eveiiln;; to attend lo husl u'lib -' i ( l vn, nil lif.iiililii'iiii iirefinc: a ness matters here. unrenoried. Newberry Is aliliaient- F. Dleiiier. of Fugene, urrlveil ly elecled. Senator l-'all lie-electiNl. Al.llI'QI i:l:C)l-i:. Nov. 7. The IN'tmhliCiins claim lliey have re- eieiieu Meiiailii ran n.v -;n". Ilndy Arrive TiiNinrrmv 'I'ile body of the late Joshua Al der.oa. wlio died al Fort Mc Arlhur. Cul., will arrive here at I : I r, Friday lifK rniion. 'I'he fiiin nil will he le-'il ,h're hist evening to spend a few d.iys ill tile city oil business. ! A. F. Kirelniian. a dentist, or Co iule, win) was Iiiti on business, , li-ft yesterday for Cottage (Irovi they were all stone. The buildings are all made of hrlcli and stone and are as old and homely as the hills. It has rained here nearly every day for a week and the last two days tin' wind hjiH blown a hurricane. It seems to he a very windy place at all limes. heal til. !. O. Durham came in from made. It is thought that he must ), )),, .,1,1,1 t IL'tt,,.,, tltn Cl.il ,L-u Mrorkway this morning. brinKinK hia , alihouph his appearance did htile son to a physician for the ro-!not in(Iicat0 him to bo aR o)1 Hs ,h(1 moval of h grain of popcorn from his , miestion LOCAL AND PERSONAL. nose. Mrs. V. V. Hunt left this afier- o - I list Wear imie Miisks Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Coulter, of Kuckles, were lu the city on business today. Mrs. L. V. James was over from Wilbur this morning on a business and pleasure trip to this city. Mrs. K. C. Bailey, who had been visiting here with her son, A. Bailey, returned this afternoon t r-.veryiiirnr lie-ins to loon noon lor rnrnami 10 ne wnn ikt pnmnninif.iiiwm rriiv1 Mra I it pill.,. t'i.itMnti in ii,.ili'" aiiuniin Here. I ne leaves are (launnier. Mtss irene mini, wno is xnrn tuti t. ri.x-n.wAn hv it iin.i ivn home at Brorltway Ihis niorninK. i- . turniiiK and Tallin. They have liuejill with a rn-eond attack of Influenzn !tu (he efT(ct (hat se,(irt(,d , in- seeial days visit Willi trlends in ' ' '""'. Kmm , " "' ' "i ,M I leaviim this citv for Camp Lewis this city. I r f ii It Carden Valb-y rider, inada it Clevelunrl. but the date has .1 ' Hfiiry Oelkers. been announced. !fvfew '.tut. A ! hrlnir remtlt. Si i .t ml as to or economy on was lit ay V Boiling water that wastes precious fuel and vears out clothes before their time or Fcls-Naptha that cleans thoroughly in water of any co mf orta b I e temperature saving both fuel and clothes The Fcls-Xttplha tiny is the ictf nomlcat tvatf. evnry where. Well, I hope you are alt thrntitth IhreshitiK in Hint country by Ihis j time, and that lhe crops turned out j bettt r than expected. I suppose Ihey I are busy picking prunes in I'oiiKhis now. They are sure appreciated in the army and ate a very important war fond. The main fault Is ellini! 'iioui:h of them. I pri-stime the apple crop Is fairly pood (his year. I wis It I had a whack at a bushel. There seems to lie little or no fruit raised in this i school in Portland. Mrs. Susie Story arrived here ig Outing Special 1000 yds. Best .aradc, 27in Otitinfj, Suitable for Gowns, Skirts, VAc. liii ra nije Patterns. Special for this week 24c. );d Bellows Store Co. country. I expect Homer has either enlist ed or been drafted by this time. 1 I hupp he has enlisted in that call for I truck drivers. ! We do nut Ret much war news .here. Once in a while we fret hold of the American newspapers which jure printed in I'aris and jtet a little news. I It is certainly immense the amount of supplies and equipment that it taken to rarry on this war and the amount of expense attached to it. especially for the I'nited States, where ev-ryibnL' has to be brought so far an dhandlcd and transferred so many I hues. Well, I am vlad I am oer the mcaHcs, as I think ihis would be a poo r place in which to have any- thin pot the sort in the winter lim.V i I have not seen Jay West since we , left Kearney; he was still here when we left. 1id they net the road nil nrnv elled ' I hope they did, as It will in ike It sit much handler now In tbt winter. 'I'he dnelor wns just in lo see me. ud he aUed if 1 was writing and tell i ml: (hem all about It, and I e s:id. "Kor Cud's sake don't mul'.e it inv ore th.in It is. for Cod Knows it is bad enough." The medical men are all fc-ond fellows They take t-.-d e ire of the boys wth the conditions th t e hip to put up with in this cop nt n . The conditions here j ro iinuhmt: but excellent f'r the men can forces, but we have to tiu.ke the best of eetvthiufc and do lhe h- st we can W ith lo.e to ell Vtoir brother. I'll I V TK Mi:i.i:V L. .KMlNSi'N Co C. I'.Tth Inf. A K, V.. l-'tance o . ... i l THANKS. must he provided wtih gauze masks 'u Vr.it..filnn uinilnut tlio I i f 1 1 1 ti t i i. ..mi f,,-.i niMut , .Min umh ' This order comes direct lv from the evenlnif, to attend the funeral of her ',,,. -i, ,itl ,lu '..,,, i tlli brother. Arthur Johnson who died ( n.M hp ap)Uv(i tn IlU , levins il i Oilieill. inn uuti ill I ivi mi v min .".eld hern. "'ornini; a nu t ne i uuerai was ..eio t-..w. i, i.i Tmlnv this ariernoon Two vonnR people or Douglas . M. flopkins was down from r,mn(v W(,rp uniteil in marriane at Canyonville today. He reports that ,lf pniiniv IikI.-o hirsters the steam shovel In expected there today to begin the work on lhe grad ing of the new Vacific Highway through the big canyon. It is also reported that another steam shovel is to be put to work nt (the south end of the canyon. Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Wollenbere had as their guests today (heir son. (Joy Wnllenberg. amid his w;ife. who are enroute from Portland lo their home in San Francisco. Guy Wnl lenberg Is well known In this city ami formerly made his homo here. He was greeting many of his old friends here today. riti rr ki:s. We are iual;ing a sneeialty of fruit cakes for the bos in Trance. uuhIUv gn iranteed.- We will bake them this week. Order at once to secure yours. Model Bakery, phone ItiV ttm We wish to En gage the services of ; Live BOYS We wish to llumk the kind friends who extended their services during the Inner, il of our beloved father ami brother and express our sincere ap preciation for the lovely floral offer ings and beautiful tribute offered by (he Knights or I'vthias lodge, thauk inr tbeM for romluctiug the services and llev J (V Spencer for the beau tiful ceremonv which he rendered miss kkvn'cks m int, ; Ml! AM M1JS W A PVKU i AND I'AMIl.Y rniii i: facts. peurl.i Cminty raisin the hest prunei tlarden Valley rnUea the het ai plen llenry Oelkem inke I c)ilr from Harden Vmley applsi. j To m'II ihliilil! their jwire lime Saturday I'Acning I'ost Ladies Home Journal Country Gentleman The work is pleasant anil will nut eentliot llh your ntuiliea. It require no Investment unil the in.iiKin of profit Is !ooil. We ill only cotjslih r hoys of (inoil huhits Htitl those who nre willlnn In sth'k to the work. floStBORG rjooiTSiORt .V.. i S.J. Shoemaker this morning when Miss Kdua Powell, of Tyee, Or., became the bride of (llenn McPowell, of Oak land. They expect to make their home lu Oakland. Suit for IMvorct A suit for divorce was filed in the Circuit Court this morning by (leo. I. l.ainm, who nsks u decree of di vorce from- Grace B. Lamm, on charges of desertion. John T. Long is atlorney for the plaintiff. County Court Meets The regular session of the County Court opened this morning and will continue for three days. The regu lar hills have been allowed. Includ ing the election expenses. This af ternoon tax petitions for a special road lew in ten different districts in the county were approved and no tices will be posted In these districts for a special road meeting to fix the lev. Tomorrow the court will con sider the matter of the Oak Creek road construction. Council Meeting; Tonight The city council will meet this evening to canvass the returns of the late city election, following which Muvor iilce will give his closing ad dress to the council, and the new niavor. P. J. Stewart, ami new cunu cilmen will he Installed. LAST OPPORTUNITY TO CONMfOUR PtRCtNT UBtRIHUNDS, NOV. 9 SAX KKANCISCO, Nov. 7. The I last call to holders of 4 per cent Lih I erty iuau bonds who want to convert (them into 4 2 per cent bonds has her home at Salem. I been issued by the V. S. Treasury Miss lrma Martens, who is a pa- 1 Department. The final date for this tlenl at Mercy Hospital with the ill- conversion is November !l. lluenza pneumonia, was reported as Governor James K. Lynch, of the Improved today. Federal reserve bank for the twelfth Mrs. Charles Hunt, of Hulfwny, district, has just received the follow- Oregon, arrived here this afternoon ing telegra mlrom Secretary of the from Kiddle lor a visit with her sis- I reastiry William G. McAdoo urging ler, Mrs. Geo. Quine. the public to lake advantage of this John Johnson, of Kugene, and Mr. 'opportunity: und Mrs. William Johnson, of Al- I "The privilege of converting 4 per hany, arrived here this morning to cent bonds of the first Liberty loan attend the funeral of their brother, converted and 4 per cent bondu of Arthur Johnson. the second Liberty loan Into 4 Vi per Scott S. Morrison arrived here (rent bonds, expires on November !i, yesterday from Portland, where be I IHIS, and cannot under existing law ban been ehployed in the Brooklyn be extended. yards, and spent the day here on "The Treasury has done nil in Its business. He icgistered at the Grand power to call the attention of the Hotel, j bond holders to the existence of this H. Madsen, of Sanger, Cal., w ho valuable privilege and the date of its arrived here to attend the funeral of .expiration. lhe late Frank S. Hurr, expecis to j ' It is safe to assume that upon return home tomorrow. He will be the expiration of the conversion accompanied by his niece. Miss privilege tlmt fact will reflect itself Frances Burr, of Princeton, U. C. unfavorably in the market price of William Mellon. Sr., of South I unconverted 4 per cent bonds which Peer Creek, has as guests at his have heretofore been maintained home the two daughters and son of substantially on a parity with the Mrs. Maud Hillyard. of the Blue Jay converted 4 4 per cent bonds by ranch, who arrived recently from the existence of the privilege of con version. "The Treasury now asks the news papers of the I'nited States, bank- California. Mrs. Hillyard Is expected here soon. A contingent of 25 trained men from Fort McDowell, Cal., passed ers, brokers and others to do what through this afternoon on train o. they can to brine these facts before 14 enroute to Fort Wordnn. Wash., the attention of the bond bidders. " to take charge of the artillery tiiere o and drill the next consignment of S. K. Gordon, assistant engineer drafted men from .Montana, for the Southern Pacific Co., and' Frank WiNon. who has been Kngineer Uotdson made the final sur-1 working nt Westlake in the sawmill vey and located the spur site last; at that place, went to Marshfield the week w hich will he laid from the j last of the week for medical treat- Mr. and M''. Pyneberg. of Sacra mento, were liosolmrg visitors yes terday. They have v isited in this city seeral times before. Kveryhody says the Kosebutfi Dairy and Soda Work has the best milk: try it, it s only 3 . 7 " per quart per month. main line of the railroad to accom modate the three mills. The spur will begin at the first bridge be tween the passenger depot and Rain bow slough, and will parallel the main track for a distance toward the denot and then curve and make directly to the mill site of the Win chester Bay Lumber Co. The John son mill and the mill of the Heeds port Lumber Co. will have separate s p u rs, which will con nvc t d i roe 1 1 y with the spur to the ' Winchester Bay Lumber Co. mill. Work is ex pected to begin shortly grading and laying the track of the spurs. ment. KV TOII4Y. LOST - - A smoke agate bn ast pin. Finder please leave at Kevievv office. LOST Cap oiV gasoline tank of Oldsmobile car. Finder please re turn to Kevievv office. Howard. WANTF.D-- Team young mares, weighing 1 t'Ml or liioit each, and good set hi w breeehinc harness. .1. P Talbot, -m Mill St. Bright, New, Warm Kimonas BATH ROBES ALSO Just the thing for these ccld momingf. rcascnatlv rrictd inii a jrrrd iroT'live for the "FLU" Don't Forget we Will Save Vou Big Money on Underwear, All Styles and Weights BURCHARD'S " SQUARE STORE; The Exclusive Ladies Shop i