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nmmvnu twh.miivi .vn nmv. m ' ,wyL t-Aan wx iii ... ' ' " I -MONDAY, MAY 3 OPENING I NACHTER GROVE Just the Weeh before Mother's Day And what a home could be made there for her. 0 Life is only a fleeting moment; make it plesanl while we can. ' Theie are many beautiful building sites, but you may have a preference to pick it out before it is taken. Terms one tenth down, balance monthly payments AS l.AXIW CASLV HARDING LANDS Building restrictions assures you cf living in a delightful neigh borhood with the great advantage of the River and the Natural Park. if NEWS SNAP SHOTS n'lll Visit fckltt " . .... ...r.rll.l. Mui Mamie Sluuoti icn ' J lug lor Lugene to visit with nr i 1 tor. Alilujed Siminii. Hire From Tiller . , ... W. A. Norman and 1- B- Kondeau , of Tiller spent the day In tho cuy aiteudlug to business matters, (jura to Albany Mrs. Lydla Dowers and Bun Floyd left this morning for Albany to spend a few days visiting friends and rela tives. rncta Work Contractor arrj Hildcburu left this Mornlni for Yoncalla to inspect the work. being done on the highway there. Here Knm Portland ; Mrs. R. T. Inenlteo. of Portland, arrived In Hoscburg this morning, and will spend some time visiting with her sister. Mrs. J. O. Newland. Here from (illile Mrs. C. F. Watson, of Cllde. mo tored to oseburg this morning and ; sient a few hours shopping and at tending to business matters. lUltlrli to Portland I Mrs. E. J. Kelly and son Frankle, who have been visiting Mrs. P. Sin nott for the past few days, left this morning for their Borne at Portland. ! Visit at Hound Prairie i Miss Ruth Burnett left IMs morn ing for Round Prairie, wuero she ! will spend the week end visiting wilh : her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. 11. Bur nett. From Oak Creek. Mrs. J. H. Short. Miss Mable Short and Miss Ella Sweeney, motored to this city this morning from Oak Creek, where they reside, and spent the day vltsltlng with friends -nd shopping To Make Home Here Rev. C. E. Trueblood, of Alice!, who recently purchased the Swisher place near this City, arrived today to make his home In Roseburg. His family will follow him within a uhort time. Visiting Hero Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Wright ar rived In Roseburg last night from Caseadia, and will spend several days In this city visiting with Mrs. Wright's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Bryan. Mr. Wright was formerly stationed In this city as engineer with the slate highway" commission, and Is now engaged in highway work near Caseadia. ! Poultry Ranches Explains Action of Father White The venerable Archdeacon Cham bers of Portland arrived hero today nd will conduct services tomorrow al the Episcopal church. Archdeacon Chambers in conversation with a News-Review representative this morning made a statement concern ing the action of Father Russell White, who recently left this city rather unexpectedly to attend his family's anniversary In South Bend, Indiana, and who later announced that he had become vlrnr of tho Kpls Copal church In South Bend. This announcement came as n complete surprise to the members of the local parish and Archdeacon Chambers made a complete explanation today. Father White left the Chicago dis trict some time ago to locate in the west, declaring thnt he would never return to that section of the country to locale. Shortly after his nrrHal hero he received a call from South Bend asking him lo return there and become his father's archdeacon. He refused many flattering otters and de clined his father's parish upon sev eral occasions. Later he wns In formed by telegram that his father wns suffering from arterial sclerosis and at the ate of 70 year, was very feeble and unable to B'tend to hi? duties. However, the Pur.day before he li ft lte,l.tirg be Informed bis conKrecatInn that he was going to re turn hero following his stay of sev eral days In South Bend atlemlinc the fnintlv anniversary. The follow ing Tiles. lav be received nnotb.-r tel. cram iiimeiinHnct be critical ni ne, of Ms father and asking that he accept the parish there In order to make his father's el. I are livable H. was unable to refuse this offer and brokenhearted he was forced to abandon bis position In Itnsehurc nn.l leave his many frl-n ls b. re without bidding them farewell. lie writes that he contemplates a return here to stay some time In the future and repress the thought that no place would seem a, KMn , ..(!,,ar old Roseburg." Methodic 1nir.li, South, .tames r.. Conder. pastor.-- Pun. lav s. hool al S:C a. in. Preaching nt II a m. Subject, "The Changed Life." Junior League at J:."0 p. m. Senior I.eagn at 7 p rri. Preaching S p m. au.njr.-t. "The Brotherhood of -Man. The time for tlio ceiling service has been changed. Please take notice and be on time. The pas tor would be glnd to have you pres ent at ho;n services. tnur coming might be the means of Influencing otbers to come. The public Is cor dially Invited to attend all our ser vice . . Former Roseburg Man Confesses to TOl ltlST AHltF.STKD. August V. Pemberton. a tourist from California, was arrested here last night unon teleeranhlc Infnrina- Murder In 1906 r,.';?;rl,!..L.."lle-,,.,0,f ratine dinner In a local restaurant following his arrival in litis city and was placed under arrest by Deputy .sheriff Haffety. The officers are un lihle to ascertain the nature of the crime with which (ho prisoner is char ped but Pemberton pays that it is fop family trouble that he Is ho iiiR held. A teleRinm recenived this ntf i-rneon from Sheriff Veale f;ivh that a deputy will be here the first of the week. WOODLAND, Cul.. April 30. Hailed into court by bin young wife on u battery charge, Percy St role. Known here under the name ui Kratik Young, today coiiTis-jed to the murder of AUinzo ItledKoo. lllrdsoe wan hlMn mi Christmas ev of liiiB In Williamsburg. Ky. Steele refused to discuss details of the crime. The case is furl her complicated by the declaration of Steele a wife that at the time of their marri.ipe Steele was not divorced from a for mer wire by whom he Iiuh three children. Numerous limes, Steele said, he has been on the vetpe of confessing. After at tend in c a n l:il ruf-tinic here three wet ks ago he determined to make a cl enu breast of the crime but, ho asserted, he changed bis mind. Immediately after shooting Bled soe. Steele fled from Kentucky. His wife, formerly Polly Sizemore. later Joined hlin In Kansas Life with he r, he said, was a "continual domestic squabble." Later they moved to Pomona. Cal., tb. nc to ivosohurg. (ire. After a bitter quarrel, Mrs. Steele returned to Pomona with 'heir ibr bil.lren. About a ear ago. Steele, who Is 40 years old. and .Mary Morse. 20 years his Junior, were married In ' Idaho. They came lo Woodland rarlv ibis year and have nil Infant child. I'uring their reside h, re they hae be. n uslir,- the name of Young. He has worked as carpenter and con tractor. Last nir.ht his wife fled to neigh bors for protection, saving her bus rand had beaten her nod threatened to kill h. r. She was bruised on the head and body. She eb'aiued a warrant for his arrest and be was taken before Jut lice of the Peace I!. V. Harrison I'nablo i, funiisii t,a(i f j : hl. was lodged in the county Jail. It. F Nlrhols, can. li, hue for noml- , """"" l"" repr-s, -ntatne the day in liosebuit nt dug the meeting f ,. ,,.r.,tne cemmtit.w. of the Poti,:las Countv Sheep and Coat Pre. .lers' a,H-!,!.,.,. ci.Asiir.s ix paisis. Advertlae In the News-Review. NEW TOBA1 FOR SALE Red duroc Jersey boar. Phono 192-J. FOR RENT Modern six room house. Phone 34.-F13. TOP SALft 7 nice pigs, 6 weeks old. Fred Parrott, Wilbur, Oregon. FOU SALE No. 1 Jersey cow: also 1 good milch goat. Phone 40 F4. FOR SALE Ford touring, good as new, 490. If. H. Owen, Oakland. FOR SALE Leather vest. 312 Cass street. FOR SALE Wicker baby buggy. In quire 1 1 8 Commercial Ave. GREEN MOUNTAIN seed potatoes for sule. K. R. Clarke, Millwood Ore. WANTED 2 or 3 furnished or part ly furnished housekeeping rooms. Phono 1'.I2-J. LOST. Oval shaped abalone pin set In silver. Finder please return lo Iturrhard's Square Store. rSEB CARS FOR SALE One 8-cly-Inder. 7-passenger; alfo one Ford touring. Motor Shop Carage. . HU E PRINTING Wo do commer cial blue printing, five cents per square foot. Douglas Abstarct Company. (By A-Koclafeil Pres.! PARIS. May I. A clash between ronuhliean guards, the police and 7. iHMl May Ibiy manifestanta occurred this afternoon in the boulevards in the St. Mnrtin quarter. Two shots were fired during the melee and sev . ! p -rsons were reported won:;.! d. Tlie ili'-turbanc was the first active disorder of the day. Two socialist members o fthe chamber of deputies were injured in a clash with the po lice this afternoon near the Place do la Repuhltc. Two persons were killed and about fid were iniured. most of the msllgbtly. In a series of small riots In the eastern part of the ! WANTED TO KENT. Furnished city this afternoon. j four-room house for the summer. FOR SALE 3 Jersey cows. Just fre3h: 2 colts 5 and 3 years old: 1 7. (joats. Laurclcre.st raneU, p'mui' 4 F 14. ; FOR SALE A five-room cottage, with furniture, fruit trees and good garden spot. Cash or terms. Phone I 1-F 23. P(l:l) I'l.Ati HOISTED. must be reasonable. Address 1L G. ear;' News-Keview. Two fully equipped poultry ranches, both well located. In come producers from the start. Priced right. Small ranch, fair buildings, iu good section. On good road. S600 down will handle. An excellent buy In a river bottom tract, buildings and some equipment. Priced right for quick sale. Six room house, modern plumbing; large lot, good gar den land. Price $1400, terms. G.W.YOUNG AND SON P.EAL ESTATE & IXSVRAXCE 1 1G Cass St. Phone 417 MAY WAY DANCE TONIGHT. t No use to ask the Oulja board about that armory dance tonlsht. It's going to be a "knock 'em dead" affair. Tha music will start promptly at 8:30 be there and the royal i jazzapators. the Jazz-O-Four, will simply make you "shake a hoof." Hear the new dance hit, "When the Moon Shines on the Moonshine." It'll make you thirsty. Ml ...High Percentages in Savin qpAKE notice that the high percentages . in saving are attained by persons who have Bank Accounts. 9 Is it not worth while ? J Start an account with the Roseburg National Bank now, . 4 Interest Paid on Savings Accounts TheRoseburgNalional Bank Roseburg, Ore. x ... . . in - . Festival Buttons To Arrive Monday The buttons of the 10th annual Strawberry Festival will arrive and be offered for sale on Monday It was' lodge No. 92 Seattle to Erect ' Fine Elks Lodge WANTED. Middle aged woman to help with work. Phone 436J, ot call at 1021 North Jackson. FOR SALE 2."0 tier block oak. pine fir wood, $2: 13a cords fir 1 4 on ground. Lindblom, Dixon-vllle. COW FOR SALE One Jersey, good milker. Lone Oak ranch, Brock way. Fred Schmidt, WANTED A woman to do general housework in a small family. Best of wages. Inquire of F. E. Safley, Sutherlin, Ore. FOR SALE A good work horse, heavy single harness, and small hack. J. Wharton, West Rose burg. Phone 389. FOR RENT Modern five room bun galow, with Bleeping porch: close in; garage and furnace. No child ren. Inquire at News office. WANTED Bay mare, 1300 to 1400, must be true worker. Give de scriptlon and price. J. B. Large, Oakland, Ore. Phone E1-F3. By Associated Press! SEtTTIV ve- : i'ru 30. Sertu tlge No. 92. Benevnleni ..... V stated today. These buttons are of j tective Order of Elks, today p new nn.l iiiilmie deiirii nml will ho 1 rbnseri thn niia nt i. .' . . . v"f' -- j . me L.IHCOIQ BOtol sold by the children of the various! recently desrtoyed by fire thik schools as a part of the junior queen j with the ground now occupied h contest. It is expected that consid- j the Elks building adjolnta" tj-a erabli. rivelry will result among the (the lodge an entire half bfo'rt n schools concerned In those contests ' which It is preparing to bnilH 7 - .1,- .nmiui. ui j'ii.ij ijuvrii - . wncai ciaa lempie in ttie tDI'ti wajs calls for a great deal of Inter- States, according to a statement kt est on the pa' I of th cM!dien. George Bouckaert. exalted ruler. The ' newly acquired ground. 120 by p A splendid cotton hose. 19 cents, i feet, cost the lodge $103,000, It iu uiai win weer. rennv i n. nnnouneen. Elk and Shrine Emblems FOR SALE One Overland model 90 newly painted and in excellent condition. This Is a real buy. Call at rmpqua Auto Shop, Winches ter street. FOR SALE One Dodpe touring car, last year model. Cord tires, bump ers, two spot lights. All in excel lent condition, A real bargain. Call at I'mpqua Auto Shop. Win chester street. l3. BAY-LKSS, the San Francisco drossmaker, makes all kinds of suits and gowns, braiding and be.idinp and all kinds of fancy trimmings. Over Bell's Millinery store. 'jADY OR GENTLKMAN AGENT wanted in Roseburg for Watkins' famous products. I Wafliins coods knoMrn everywhere. Big profits. Write today. Watkins Co., 51, Winona, Minn. 1 i-very man should wear t he emblem of his lodge, to makf hlmr-df known to his"brotho is" and strangers. It is the right thin , to do. " " L" jou have learned the mysteries of some good "order," com in and gi t a XKW pin, charin or ring. BUBAR BROTHERS CHICAGO. May 1. The pole ', VOll RAI.K - Four-room house, Were called to a SCbOol hOUSe on the . lets. HtWt.th. H ne.nllrv ... west side early today when a ri d flag ; l'aved street. Bargain for rash, was discoMo-ed above the building. A See owner. S12 Mill., after 2:30 former soldier removed the flat. p. m. wnicn nore tiie legend. "Hurrah for two A the soviet. IVnth to tho capitalists." , KOR SALK 191 Mitchell 5-pessen- f g. r car. ran only 6000 miles, new f tires, car in first class condition d Will take llKht car In d II. II. Owen, Oakland. . & 5 V I.AKGE Old Line Insurance com rr.r.y desires to make a general agency connection in I)ouglas (opnty. Do not apply unless you wish to enter the business in a permanent way and can furnish the best of references. Previous experience not absolutely neces sary. Such a connection offers a permanent income. Address O. L., care News-Keview. m:w miIiy on:N. J 1 1 on. trade I will open my laundry next Mon ti, ty ami will guarantee firf-el.ic v ork at reasonable nil.e. i'jII ic ii'ttii r tvnitiv .,v ...... i none 46 and wagon will call I KotlKb Pry Laundry. I Pennev Co. tlinsbam nt :M. 2.'. and 29 cents are every one a bargain. See Pat for mill work, c plastering, brick and shop rtone elocks, ot. menf. work. Ovsr 1T909 popl rad tha ews- CASTORIA For In.'.mts and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Whv pay cen's for outing rinn-r-l when Penney Co. sell. It even day for 29 cents. Always bara UK Stnatur, of Foutch's Grill will hereafter r. i ialn open until 12 o'rl.vk p. ri. Short orders at all times, best of ser vice. Hotel Grand block. Ilenrv Foli of Kngene spent yes terday In the city attending to busi ness inatiers In connection with his orchard at Winston. H returned to tils home by auto this morning. work in log or road camp or on ranch, employing large number of men. can furnish own helpers. Address H P. cire News-Review, or Phone 9-F 4. I'OIl SALE-Late model Studebaker automobile, in first class condition, good rubber, will sell cheap for cash .or will give terms, or accept desirable small car of standard make as first payment. Address "Stiidebaker." In care of the News Review, or Phone i-F 23. $50 Prize $50 for a NAME! Contest starts May 2. and will close May 15. We will give $50 to the person handing In the most appropriate name for the present Nachter Grove, whlcn is to become aiother of Kose burg's beautiful tesldent sec tions. Each person Is entitled to one name only and must be mallei in between the dates of to.iy 2 and .May 15 inclus.ve. 'IS suou.i IS sJ cof "aajnoqnxf 9 -tJ wiin m dn sum n'noi j,ino uoiisjoi s..u!snq poof int: no II 'ninq pus osnoq mooj-e jit; -uj U lai.wj ssmsnq jjqio jo '(.in -r joj uotisooi eau jg non.vtf no 'n Hop 'tanog cr 31VS NOJ 1 Jj PHOXK SSM J ft TODAY Yon Will Laugh Until the Dimples Catch the Tears at MABEL w g. MABP- iun''oe" NORMAND in HOPKINS SENNETT COMEDY AND PATHE NEWS Sl'XDAY Constancy Talmnilso In "Homance and Arabella. TODAY Mary Pickford "Captain Kiddjr. A TKEASl ItE IXWKIXO FOR A TKE 'Bl LARRY 8EMOX IX BETWEEN TUB JOTS." An extraordinary good bill sat regulai price.
