:
TEAMSTER
WANTED
$5.00
Board
Six Months Work for Good Men.
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4 ABOUND TIIK TOW.V
To lUlanl
Miss Ketta Meredith led this morn
ing for Dlllard after spending a short
time In this city visiting friends.
Visit at Canyoiivllle
Mr. and Mrs. O. Q. Rlchardann, nf
this city. Ion thin morning for Can
yonvlllo, where they will make a
sort villi with friends and relatives.
lletnms Home
Miss Alvira lewl, who has been
visiting In Roseburg for the past few
days with Miss Huth llowker. left
Ihls morning for her home at Dll
lard. Is on Vacation
Mlsa Louise Rlre, employed as the
stenographer In the Hire and nice
realty office Is enjoying a vacation
In the Hock Creek district camping
with Mrs. Perry Fotor, also of this
city.
I HIS is
m nm
-excels in quantity, quality, and money
saving opportunities.
Are you getting your share of these
phenomenal shoes values?
Are you reaping the harvest of econo
my when it is ready for you?
The sale prices are the lowest we have
offered in years dollars lower thai; fall
prices can possibly be
5 MORE DAYS.
ROSEBURG B00TERIE
IRVIN BRUNN
snots mi SATisnr and fit tocr tut
Perkins Blixj. Cass St. Koskhl ko.
per Day;
$1.50 per
Day.
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APPLY
H. J. HILDEBURN
. ROSEBURG, OREGON.
In From I'mpqua
lxyal V. Kmery, ol umpqua spent
this morning in Roseburg attending
to buainoBs masters.
In illy on llualnoss
W. W. Wtitton, poHininaier hi i iiii
calla, spent the day in Roseburg at
tending to business matters.
Over From Hutherlln
County Commissioner St. John of
Suthorlln and Mr. Iji Tour, of Buth
orllu, spent the day In Roseburg at
tending to business matters.
Ixvivee for Nebraska
Miss Klhel Kelso, of Myrtle Point.
arrived In Koseburg yesterday by
atago and loft this morning for North
l'latto, Nehraaka, whore nhe will
ninke an extended visit with rela
tives. Is Very Inv
llev. V. A. Kmlck, ono of the well
known residents of this clly. Is re
ported to bo very low, with m hopes
held out for his recovery. Mrs.
Krank Churchill of this city la bis
danithter.
the Last Week
of our Sale of Shoes in
which every shoe in the
house is included.
A sale without an ouquiil. We
have seen to it that this sale
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.Mrs. Francis Drake, of Myrtle
Creek, Bpent yesterday In this city
visiting with Mrs. W. A. Smick and
.Mrs. V. V. Ashcraft.
itt-tiinicd Home
Miss Mabel Aldrlch. who has been
VIitlng in tls city for the past week
ft for her
home in .Myrtle Creek
last evening.
Return to Portland
Frederick llarkness. who hnn been
visiting at the Hackett home In Gar
den valley, left this afternoon for
Portland, whre he resides.
Arrived T. tiny
Mr. ami Mrs. Millard Meredith,
who have been vliltine at Dlllard for
the past few days came to this city
this afternoon.
To Albany
Mr. W. T.. Tiller left tbli nfle--nnnn
f'r Mhanv where shp
'or n few d-vs with her mother. Mrs
L. A. Marsters.
W on Ve-fln
V A """Mnsn. edi'nr ef the
i'i,rTrih, ,, ,h ,,,v )n
nwh,,-.. Mtcvlle.- t l.li. Ines, -,(.
' 1T len-e, tnnlrM fr (,r
""-"'a vacation In Ashland and vic
inity. Vi- Suit.
The Ktnte Industrial AccMent
Cnmn-tir.n filed .i. In the circuit
eenrt to.lav nrain.t Vtcholr.. rtrnwn
and Henry nove. Vaul C. I,ere.,ha"n
and .l. lin Hri,rrcman to collect mon
ey said to be due as premiums.
Return from Trln
Mr and Mrs. Herbert Qulee. and
m vjnine s tnotner and st.ter Mrs
arih Russell Rnd danchetr. Helen
who have been rampine at nock
r-reek f.r the past week relumed to
th.s city Snt.irdav. They report a
very enjoyable out ins.
Itulhllne Soon lten.lv
The r,.w Tracer' prune parklnr
''Ullillnr nlant will . e! ....i 1
he end of the week it was ren,,rt.-d
j Ortay Wr.vkp.cn will then hegln the
i.i insinning the machinery a-id
'h' will r-nuire considerable 'time
However. Indication, are that the
..rk will be romi'leted In tlmo for
the prune harvest.
!'r.l,vre,l Aerial Trip
V T. Jsrk,OB f ,ho
na. sine plant. wl, made th trtp
from Satem to l!...etn-t with Ue-it
Arre, SM.mhy ,,, ths, h. .r,t0T,,
I . : " ,n,n "e ran toll. The
!''ll'h' W(,r, "enderful for word.
Sundav Outing at
! Tiller Enjoyable
I For thou resident of Roseburg
,who enjoy pending Sunday In the
'country, there U no better place than
Uho little town of Tiller, located at
i the southern end of the county, aome
! 54 miles Ifrom Hoeburft. The road
i to Tiller oilers all the advantages of
nleaiwnt Sunday drive, about three
hours being required to make the
Urlp. The road Is In good condition
all of the way. The slight rough-
inoas from Perdue to Tiller Is more
'than otfsot by the beauty of that
nnrtfnn. with the road winding along
i through country, the scenic grandeur
'of which has not been oespoiiea aj
human hand. Tiller. Itself. Is a pic
turesque little town as can be Imag
ined, and last but not least of the
good points df the outing.is me
chicken dinner served on Sundays
at the Tlllor Hotel by the proprietor,
Ed. Henfro. A home cooked chicken
dinner with vegetables of every kind
cooked "Just right" is Mr. Renfro'J
specialty, and the dinner Is served
on a screened porch. To occupy the
afternoon, a green, shady lawn with
largo trees and easy chairs is offered
and a short walk to the pine grove
In which the dance hall Is located,
and down a shady trail to the min
eral springs. The mineral springs
water la ice cold, and is composed of
llthla and sulprur. No better Sunday
trp could be conceived than this, and
promises to be even better If the
plans which Mr. Renfro has made
come to pass. He la planning to re
build the hotel when the Tiller cut
off becomes a reality, and Include a
deer park, Ifish pond and mineral
water fountain in the list of attrac
tions. MATEIKI) HATUItnAir.
The home of the Rev. R. S. Bishop
Ion South Kane street, was the scene
of a very pretty wedding on Satur
day evening. July 24th, at 8 o'clock,
when Miss Fern Morgan of Looking
(Hans was united in marlage to Mr.
Richard Goodman, of this city. Both
are well known here and have the
host wlahes of their many friends.
They will make their home In Rose
burg. IOCAIj NEW S.
Fires destroy lives, property and
food. Be careful with fire.
We wash and polish can at Mer-
ten's garage.
Insure against loss equip your
tractors bo they won t set fires.
Why does C. Morrill have a largo
snle on houses? Because he cut9
prices-
Good time promised to all who at
tend the Mid-Summer Dance, Thurs
day, July 29. Maccabee hall.
W. S. llogan was over from Oak
land yesterdny. Ho recently sold his
barber shop In Oakland and may lo
cate elsewhere.
Miss Neva A (too, daughter of Mr.
nnil Mrs. Earl Agee, who live near
Itosoburg, Is visiting in this city
with Mrs. D. B. Bunnell.
Hereafter we will do either rough
dry or wet wash. There will be no
"harges leas than SOc, but you can
have 60c worth of wet wash at list
price done for r.Oc. or $1 worth for
T.'.c. Overalls and Jumpors 18c each
Call up Tel. 467, Rough Dry Laun
dry.
WIIK.V VOC LKAVK TOWN
this summer it's a good move to have
the News-Review follow you te your
vacation home, l.ot us mail It to you
dally Just phone 135 or write Our
ubscrlptlon department and well
ee that it comes to you regularly.
NEW TODAI
WANTED Chambermaid at Hotel
Grand. Apply at once.
WANTED My man and wife, steady
place on farm. Experienced. Frank
LaChoes, Roseburg. Ore.
6-KOOM plastered house, Just off
Unuglas St. llarn, chicken house.
1 lots. J1200. j, v. Casey.
WANTED Woman to work In laun
dry. Experience not necessary. Ap
ply 4:is N. .larkson Street.
FOR SALE 10 purebred O. I. C
plsa. S weelis old. Phone 19-F12.
Address E. W. Main, Dlionvllle
Ore.
LOST Hox Jewels, on road some
where between northern line of
PoiiKlas county and Roseburg. Re
ward or .0. Leave at News
Itcview. KOR SALE One Helder tractor, has
been used about 8 months. Must
sell nt once, will take terms. Ad
dress J. J. Carlton, Gen. Delivery,
lloseburjr. Ore.
LOST On .Tnlv 5. at Rock creek.
Airedale hitch, color black and tan
Notify owner. J. M. Watson, at
l ime Q larrr, Roseburg, Oregon.
L.beral reward.
, ANTED EVERY AUTO OWNER
to know that your Electrical
roubles can be promptly and per-
msnently remedied. See W. R
lirown. at Aula Electrlcrtl Rtatloi
cor Pin and Oak SI.. Thone 136
K.-siden.-e phone 138-R.
on SM.r Must make room for
antie--nopeorn. peanuts or Ice
cream w.iron. with torches. Jamos
cone., carton, and Twoeorn. l.o
T locir),. vacuum cleaners. 1 Toot.
er. I Krsnt Pr.mlum-or(d" order,
rheji for cash, or will trade for
apple... Lorry, Apple Broker.
nonot..
. .
th.r will be a sleair in
Alexander's Park the afternoon-
and erenlnt of July 9th for
the families of the Brother-
hood of Locomotive Engineers.
Everyone come and bring your
lunch. Coffee will be wired on
the (roundi.
ATTRNTIOX NOIHJ-J. w
Meeting of Shrinar Clun woo- w
nesday evening at 8 o"eloclt and
Shrlner picnic Friday afternoon.
WM. A. KKPPBIl, oee.
List of Claims Paid
By County Court
G. W. Culver, Supl., Roae-
burg-Coles Valley
13.10
Russell Llntott, survey.
Eden.-Mlll la.vv
L. Fogel. blacksmlthlng,
Eden.-Mlll 19.75
Gen. Rd. Fund, transfer ae.
culvert End Hill ........ iei.se
McCreery Bros., Supl., Suth-
erlin-Nonp
Allen Bros. Garage, Supl.,
Sutherlln-Nonp 10
Cyril Slegrlsti labor, Oak-
land-Umpqua t Q
J. H. Hedden, Supl., Elkton-
Reedsport S00
Stiles Hurd. Lien War. No.
12942. Elkton-Reedsport... .Zf.vu
O. A. McHenry, surrey.
Draln-Elkton
Floyd Levlne, surrey, Draln-
Elkton
Cy Levins, aurrey, Draln
Elkton 38.00
Russell Lintott, surrey, Yon-
calla-Elkbead 30.ZS
P. D. Wolford, aurrey, Yon-
calla-Elkhead 18.04
Goo. Brown, surrey, Yon-
calla-Elkhead zu.gv
Eev. L. C. Carroll, surrey.
Yoncalla-Elkhead 22.00
C. A. McHenry. surrey.
Yoncalla-Elkhead bridge .
6.00
48.60
60.00
Steams ft Chenoweth, Supl.,
Yoncalla-Elkhead bridge .
Eugene Concrete Works,
Supl., Yoncalla-Elkhead br.
H. L. Eppsteln, survey, .
Oakland-Marvin Hill . . . .
5.50
4.00
G. A. McHenry, surrey, Oak
land-Marvin Hill
F. D. Wolforh, surrey, wll-
F. D. Wolford, survey, Wll
L. E. Hennlnger. Supl.. Wil
bur-Stephens School 49.20
Oaklan.l Tribune, Ptg.
notices, Eden.-Mlll.. etc..
39.65
T. H. Mitchell. al. R.-W.
Yoncalla-Elk Creex Brdg. 125.00
H. L. Eppsteln, surrey,
Oakland-Marvin Hill 49.50
Standard Oil Co.. Supl.,
Roaeburg-Coles Valley . . . 86.80
P. D. Wolford. survey, Eden.-
Mlll 8.00
Chas. Maynard, surrey.
Eden.-Mlll 4.00
Lee Sellick. truck drlrer,
Sutherlin-Nonparell 16.50
Lee Sellick, truck driver.
Sutherlln-Stephens school. 6.50
Lyle Hughes, labor, Eden.
Mlll 82.00
John Van Kuren, labor,
Eden.-Mlll
Paul Slegrlst, labor, Eden.
Mlll A. Nlday, labor, Eden.-Mlll.
C. C. Hill, labor, Suth.
Nonparell .
E. R. Paxton, labor, Suth.
N'onpareil Lee Sellick, labor. Suth.-
84.00
73.50
66.00
21.00
4.13
Nonpareil 15.06
Mary Grubbe. labor, Elkton-Reedsport
100.00
Stiles Hurd, labor, Elkton
Reedsport 102.00
G. L. Shortrldge, labor,
Elkton-Reedsport 114.76
Howard Shadle, labor, Elkton-Reedsport
62.00
Norman Weatherly, labor,
Elkton-Reedsport 46.00
Geo. Elliott, labor. Elkton
Reedsport 84.00
Bill Spalding, labor, Elkton-Reedsport
196.00
W. J. Burchard. labor, Elkton-Reedsport
88.00
Gard Burchard, labor, Elkton-Reedsport
. . . . 66.00
J. A. Sawyers, labor, Elkton-Reedsport
10.00
Chester Beaman, labor, Elk-
DAINTY FABRICS
restored to another fall
season's use by our
DRY CLEANING
A trial proves.
Who's your desnar?
Try I tar Way
On Ante Win CUL
. FhoBTT..:
sow
MRS, MAUD WOODS PARKS
f m ; ir
mk .i
Mrs. Maud Woods Parks, chairman
of the National Lsague of Women Vot
ers, which has established headquar.
ters In Washington. The league Is
the successor to the National Ameri
can Woman's Suffrage association.
MARKET FAIR.
PORTLAND. July 26. This
morning cui-ice steers are quot-
ed at 10 4 to 11: prime hogs
commanded 17 K to cents,
and medium hogs at 16 to
17)4 cents. Eggs brought 44
to 45 cents.
4
ton-Reedsport 28.00
Lawrence Fisher, labor, Elk
ton-Reedsport 20.00
Lee Barker, labor, Draln-
Elkton 221.60
Roy Spalding, labor, Draln-
Elkton 80.00
Carl Schoen, labor, Draln-
Elkton 104.00
Ciyde Swearingen, labor.
Draln-Elkton 40.00
C. M. Lancaster, labor. Draln-
Elkton 110.25
U A. Snell ft Son, labor.
Drain-Elkton 66.00
Jack Swearingen. labor. .
Draln-Elkton 58.00
Lew Rowe, labor, Draln-
Elkton 88.00
Lee Sellick, labor, Yoncalla-
Elk Creek bridge 6.87
W. E. Richards, labor, Yon.-
Elk Creek bridge 122.00
Henry Boak, labor. Yonc-
Elk Creek bridge 40.00
Ernest Allen, labor, Yonc-
Elk Creek bridge 6C.00
Geo. Hamilton, labor, Yonc-
Elk Creek bridge ' 88.00
Harold Myers, labor, Yonc-
Elk Creek bridge 80.00
George Moran, labor, Yone.-
Elk Creek bridge 10.00
Robert Andrews, labor.
Yonc-Elk Creek bridge . . 30.00
Ed Myers, labor, Yonc-Elk
Creek bridge 64.00
Wm. Dickson, labor, Yonc-
Elk Creek bridge r 48.00
Kenneth Crew, labor, Yonc-
Elk Creek bridge 6.00
O. W. Rlgsby, freight.
Riddle-Drew 30.04
Watt Shipp Powder Co.,
Supl 354.00
Bert
TO-DAY
I
in the most gripping: and fascinating Crook Play of all Time
"Alias Jimmy Valentine"
OHMLIEflffl 'CHAPLIN
"THE CHAMPION"
Also Bound and Gagged No. 6."
Tu-Wd. -Crane Wilbur in "Stripped For A Million."
FIRE
INSURANCE
Are yon fully protected in case
of Are? ,- Do not put off having
that :ollcy written. We repre
sent old Hue companies. Caro
Zui attention given to all busi
ness intrusted to us. Fire,
Life, Autonfoblle. Plato Glass
and crop Insurance. Oraln in
sured In the stack. Have, that
policy written today. Do It
now.
.
G. W.YOUNG AND SON
Real Estate and Inamaea.
116 Cms St. Phone it
H. L. Eppsteln, surrey. Rose-
burg-Reston 2.75
Ashley Tabor, survey, Rose-
burg-lteston . '. . j.oo
Churchill Hwd. Co., Supl.,
Roseburg-Coles Valley ... 27 62
Smith Lbr. Co., Supl., Itose-
burg-Coles Valley . 30.06
H. L. Eppsteln, surrey, Eden.
Mlll 11.00
L. E. Hennlnper, SuppL,
- Eden.-Mill 2.05
Allen Bros. Garage, Supl.,
Suth. -Nonpareil 12.4J
James Bain, hauling, Suth.-
Nonparell J.00
J. L. Fogel, blacksmlthlng,
- Oakland-Umpqua 11.50
Gardiner Mill Co., Supl.,
Elkton-Reedsport 52.50
Reed, Janelle ft Co., Supl.,
Elkton-Reedsport' 23.00
J. W. Cole, survey, Draln
Elkton ; 59.50
A. J. Levins, surrey,
Drain-Elkton J2.00
Harold Lynns, survey, Draln
Elkton 32.OO
Eugene Concrete Works,
culvert, Draln-Elkton .... 200.00
H. L. Eppsteln, survey,
Yoncalla-Elkhead 22.31
G. A. McHenry, surrey, Yonc-
Elkhead 36.50
C. Applegato, surrey, Yonc-
Elkhead 16.00
Chas. Maynard, surrey,
Yoncalla-Elkhead 8.00
Geo. Brown, surrey, Yonc
Elk Creek bridge 4.00
W. E. Richards,' freight.
Yonc-Elk Creek bridge . . 9.44
Gen. Road Fund, transfer
Ac. Culv., Yonc-Elk Cr... 225.46
P. D. Wolford, survey, Oak.-
Marvin Hill 44.00
H. L. Eppsteln, survey, Wil
bur-Stephens school 6.50
G. A. McHenry, survey,
Wilbur-Stephens school . . 4.00
NewB-Review. Ptsr. notices.
Eden.-Mlll., etc. . . .' 40.65
John-Jordan, et ui, R. W..
Yonc-Elk Creek 235.00
Frank Solomon, et nz, R. W.
Elkton-Reedsport 750.00
W. S. Howard, freight.'
Eden.-Mill 1.33
G. A. McHenry. survey.
Eden.-Mlll 4.00
K. G. Hanson, survey. Eden.-
Mlll 4.400
C. C. Hill, truck driver.
Suth.-Nonparell 24.00
C. C. Hill, truck driver.
Suth.-Stephens School 12.00
Henrv W. Archambeau.
labor, Riddle-Drew 12.50
Pacific Highway Right of Way Fund
F. P. Williams, moving
fence $115.35
E. E. Wilson, moving fence. 13.63
Roy McGee. moving fence.. 163.20
Henry Brakebush, moving
fence 163.88
F. N. Harrel," moving fence. 61. 05
L. F. Anderson, moving
fence 243.38
Indigent Soldiers Fund.
Hester Baker, allowance ... $ 20.00
Wllhelmlna Elliott, allow
ance i ;
Etta Hall, allowance 20.00
Ionian T. Clay, allowance . 35.0"
Ly tell EeD
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