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AHOl'NU THE TOW j Hume to Wsibur - j Miss Ella Sweeny returned 10 bur home at Wilbur toduy, atier visltliig lu this city a short time with friends. To Caiiyoiivllle Mrs. T. D. Cbadwltk, of Caryon Tllle, v a Roseburg vlsllor yester day. leaving for her home on the evening train. Tp Myrtle t reek Mr. M. 8. Thomas and Mrs. Ethel Palm left this morning fur Myrile Creek, where they will visit Willi relallvei for a short time. Visit hViondu JUri. H. 8. Alexander left this morning for Round I'rulrle where be will spend the next few days In visiting with friends. Visit In Riddle. Miss Irma MartenBi left this morn ing for Riddle where she will spend the remainder of the week visiting with friends and relatives. b Visiting Here Mrs. Nannie Grenshaw, of Spring field, Missouri, Is visiting In Itose burg with her son, Oeorge Crenshaw, who resides on Bouth Ma'n street. To Myrtle Creek Mrs. A. M. 'Walsh, of Myrtle Creek, spent yesterday la this city shopping and attending to business matters. 8he left for her borne on the evening train. Visit at Ilranils Miss Oraee MoNulty arrived In the city this morning and will visit at the C. J. Brand residence for a short time. Miss McN'ulty is enroute to Bun Francisco following a trip east. Ileturns to Asliuiml Vorni Carter, who stopped In this city enroute to Ashland from Halem, where ha attended the Elks conven tion, left last night for his home. Mr. Carter formerly resided In Roso-burg. Goes To Klamath D. N. Ollmore, who recently dis posed of his property In North Rose hurg. Is at present located near old Fort Klamath, whore he will be em ployed on a stock ranch. Ills family, who are still In the city will fol low within a short time. May Ijocate Here Mr. Hntchlngs and wife, accom panied by their two daughters, of Bend, Oregon, have been In this vi cinity for the past week visiting with relatives and friends. They are now visiting at the J. M. Judd home and are thinking seriously of locating In this county. Iter. Eaton III Rev. W. H. Eaton, formerly pastor of the local Ilaptlst church, has been very 111 with pneumonia at his homo at aflremerton, Wash., since July 3 according to a letter received yester day by A. J. Cleddea. Ho Is consider ably improved at the present time, the message stated, but his condi tion is still serious. Take an Areial Joy Ride in Cloud Land with AVIATOR AYERS FLIGHT WILL HE MADE WITII1X A FEW DAYS FROM MYRTLE t'KKKK, RIDDLE, CANYONVILLE, GLENI) ALE. Several New Airplanes of D-ll-0 Type, EtiilpHd with llo-borse. poww Cunlua M,.t..r, for sale, only 'J:I(M(.(MI. Our School In Aviation will give you n complete course In flying for :IOO. Complete rtv.ir-e In Merluuilt s School of Aviation, Including Hying, $2.10. DUDREY AIRCRAFT SUPPLY CO. IWO K. MnS Street, North, ItHtl'l.lMi, OREGON I HIS is m excels in quantity, quality, and money saving opportunities. Are you getting your share of these phenomenal shoe 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 than fall prices can possibly be 3 MORE DAYS. ROSEBURG BOOTERIE IRVIN BRUNN shoes that satisfy and fit your hit Perkins Bldg. Cass St. Rosebvrc. K)f3 ' ! Webster's New International DICTIONARIES are in use by busi ness men, engineers, bankers, judges, architects, physicians, farmers, teachers, librarians, cler gymen, by ucceiu men and women the world over. Are You Equipped to Win? Tha New International provides the means to success. It is on all knowing teacher, a universal ques tion answerer. If you seek efficiency and ad vancement why not make dally use of this vast fund of Inform ation? 400.006 WabularyTerms- J7WPsss. tiKH) Illustration. (Colored "'"''a 30.000 Cieoftriiphlral Subjects. li.OOO lUoftrsphlt-l Lauitts. RejuUr sod India-Paper Editions. WriesforroflO- illuatfitiuiia. Visit Mother- Mrs. Ceorge Goodman arrived in Host-burg last nlKht from Coguille and spent the night in this city, leav ing this morning for Myrtle Creek, where she will visit with her mother, Mrs. U. Worthlngion. From t'nnyonville James Phillip Sniick arrived in Roseburg last night on tne evening train to attend the funeral of his father, Rev. W. A. Bmick, wha passed away In this city yesterday morning. J. P. Smick resides nt Canyonville. Collar Hone Broken Upon further exanilnation of little Dora Scott, the small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Scot I, who fell from a window yesterday, it was found that she had sustained n broken collar bono. Dr. C. A. Smith is attending the Injured child. Is In California Word has been received here to the effect that Miss Claire Gazley is at present In Piedmont, California, visiting with friends. Mips Gazley is to be suiH'rvisor of music in the schools at llughson, Cal., next year. She was formerly music supervisor In thlB city. Tourists Visit Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rnss and fam ily, of Willis, North Dakota, who have been spending a few days in this locality on their search for a suitable place on which to locate, left this morning for Portland. They are well pleased with Roseburg anil mny return hero. the Last Week --n 'ir k I ;i i v- '--1 J " rt I; this M of our Sale of Shoes in which every shoe in the house is included. A sale without an equal. We have seen to it that this sale KM m m m m m m m AKOL'M) THH TOWX Melting Willi I rUuil Grace Glllam of South Deer creek is spending a tew days at Salem and la visiting with friends. In City Tmlay Dr. and Mrs. C. H. lialley and Mrs. James M, Moore, of South Deer creek were visitors lit the city today. Visit In Kealtle .Mrs. J. W. Kadgen left this after noon for Seattle, where she will inako an exiended visit with rela tives. lb-turns to Oakland .Mrs. E. J. Wainscott came to this city today from Oakland and spent a few hours shopping and visiting with friends. Pineal Por Keedinr Gerald Geddes and Glenn Taylor ach paid 3.r.O Into the city court odny after pleading guilty, to a charge of speeding. fn From I'mpqua i Mr. and Mrs. l,oyal Emery motored to this cfty today from Umpqua to attend to business matters and visit with friends. In Town Today ; Mrs. J. H. Short and daughter, Mable, were In Roseburg a short time 'today shopping and visiting with jfrientls. They reside on Clover creek. : Returns Prom Ketudde ! Mrs. O. II. prank, who has been spending the past two weeks at i Portland and Heastlde, arrived In tills city this morning. , fiiNiorting (Tannery G. E. Howland, of the A. Rupert Co., of Newberg, spent the day In Roseburg Inspecting the work at the , local cannery. , Visiting at Spokane I.ooua and I.eonard Swift of south Deer Creek are visiting at their old home In Spokane-, They will return I In time to start the school year. Arrives From Medfonl Cet'll Davis arrived In Roseburg Ibis afternoon from Medford and will spend several weeks visiting with bis aunt, .Mrs. E. V. Hoover. Small Pox nt Dole A caso of small pox has been re ported at Dole to the health authori ties In this city. Steps were taken at once to quarantine tho patient and give him the proper care. VMt In Onkland j Mrs. Bessie Kasnutssen left on the nfternoon train today for Oakland, jsvhero she expects to spend tho rf Imainder of the week visiting with ifrlends and relatives. Will UeiMirt on Synml Kev. Warrington, who nttendcl the recent Presbyterian Synod meet LiIb at Eugene, will report on that Katlieiinit at the regular prayer ser- ivico to bo held at the church thlB ! evening. LIki Is Placeal-v A hlnhwny sicn deslRnatliiR the route of tha highway throupih the city was placed on the traffic monu ment at the corner of Cass and Jack son streets today. It will be of great aid to tho tourists. Contract to Cut Tnx-. A contract to cut the trees at the court house yard wns let yesterday by the county court. The actual work of removing the trees will bo started as soon as tho contractors can oh tain the necessary tackle and tools, Altiny Attend Funeral People from nil over the county mciutitng a large deler-ation from Myrtle ("reck arrived lu linseliure today to attend the funeral of W. A. Smick, the well known and loved pioneer who passed away hero yes terday. Hack fium nvontion John E. Flurry and wife who have been visiting at Now Orleans and at points in Mississippi, and attending the convention of the American Cen tral I.flo Insurance company agents i have returned to their home in this city. Will AiTixe Saturday .Miss Emma llenkio will arrive in Itoseburg Saturday evening and will spend several weeks visiting wiih Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Dixon, who re side on Oak Creek. Miss llenkio has visited in this city on a number of invasions, io to i.oultncr .Mr. and Mis. s. ji. Keller, who re jsltle on Kotierts creek left this mom ' lug tor t'.ardiner where Mrs Kel jUy will attend ihe W. C. T. I", con tention to be held there, this week, (i'l'lbming the convention they will i.unp on ttie beach for a week or ten ila s. i,M, Dance Saturday Tho management r th. ,t in, .t jthe Armory Saturday night to.lav an iiiouiiceil phms Tor the coming week lend tlanre. New music will be fea- tured, as well as some of the old ones Nvhii-h have made a hit, and a new mul.-ui novelty feature will be in troduced for the first time in Kose jburg. Case Vnilor Ad ivement ihe ease against Al ltoilenbatich. charged with assault and b.itterv as heard at Canyonville vesterd.iv before justice of the Peace J. U Hoyles. Attortirr 1. II. Itoli'le re Presented the defendant and District Anerney Neuner appeared for the p ..imii.'f. The case was taken under advisement. Killed - tourist trade unless Ve have smokeless summers. HaWCTtno rp.nEviKW wpnkpat, ffifclMWgMj .Jj VILLA GOOp CITIZEN. EAGLE PAS3. July tt U it repotted that rriinclsco Villa, tin ytais the teitur of northern Mexico, has surrendered to tn new government aud will retire to private life, lie held con- v ferenco continuing all of last night at Torreon with the mill- tary authorities. daxi:. . T Friday night. July :iu, cal dance nt Uixonvllle. Otis orchestra will furnish music. I let urns Hume i cr.ni, milium who stient the morning In Kosoburg shopping, left for her home on the afternoon train. To Drain Mrs. Henry Swcarlngdon, of Drain, was a Rosebirg visitor for a few hours this morning, leaving for her home on tha afternoon train. From Myrtle Creek Mrs. Francis Drake arrived lu Roseburg this afternoon from Myrtle Creek to attend the fuoelal of W. A. Smick. In City Today John 13. Creason and wtfe, former ly of Myrtle Creek, now occupying- a prune farm in Missouri Boutom, spent the day in Itoseburg transacting business. fjolnir to Coast District .Attorney George Neuner, Roadmaater Frear and Counlfy Judgo Stewart will leave in a Jew days for Gardiner, Keedsport and Smltb river to attend to road matters and other county business. liperty Hold- Attorney O. P. Coshow, attorney for the estate of Mary L. Bunch, de ceased, today completed tho sale of the homestead in Flournoy Valley to Waller F. H. Jones. The sale w made for tho sum of $1000. In From Honglfn T. Lelnnd Brown, ranger in charge of the Rock creek district, came to this city today and leaves tonight for Astoria, where he will represent the Salem post of the American Legion at the Legion convention. - Forest fires have destroyed com munities take no chances. Our repair work will give you a uew life of better service from the electrical equipment of your tar. Come in and talk It over with Brown at the Auto Electric Station, cor. Pine and Oak streets. Fhone 136. Residence phone 138-R. j Thero will be a dance at Winches ter hall Saturday night, July 31. Good music and under new manage ment. The G. A. R. and the W. Bi C. will hold their annual picnic at llellow's Grove Friday, July 30. All members are requested to be jfcres ent. 3d Take no chances with Are In the forest. xoveitv phonogram nEivo MANUFACTURED IN THE EAST The Dryola. a phonograph, made in the shape df a barrel, with a fau cet, etc., and lnsldo the barrel Is a concealed phonograph. But why should Roseburg people care for a substitute when they can get the real thing for the same price. It is now no longer necessary to substitute as we have plenty of Kdisons, the phono graph with a soul, and the only pho nograph that can stand the acid test of direct comparison with the human- voice. Also the Vlctrola. the old standard by which all others are compared. We also have the Sonora. known the world over aa the highest class talking machine In the worM. and the Cheney, absolutely the only pnonograpn made that it la imposs- litie to hear any surface sound fir needle scratch on the record. This seems almost a miracle, ' but nefer the less It Is a fact. The four best makes on earth, and you can try them In your own home any time you like, as we have the good the Edison. Vlctrola. Sonora, Chem'f. Ott's Music Store, Roseburg, .-Ore. Come and have a good time at the Mid-Summer llnnce, Thursday, July 29. Maccabep hall. American Ship Takes Final Race NEW YORK. July J7. When the Resolute crossed the line just before the time limit expired tonight, Vnierica was again the winner of the international vacht races, and tho cup remains here despite the fact that Sir Thnmaa I.lpton'R Shamrock took the two first events apparently with ease. Todayti was the fiftb. and tlnal lace of the series. The start was held up two hours while the skippers awaited a wisp of a hneze. The yachts got under war nl 2:17:00, both being handicapped became of failure to cross the line within two minutes after the starting signal was sounded. Captain Burton manourered the challenger into the adrantageous position and took the lead which at one time was Increased to a quarter of a mile. Captain Adams, however, through skillful handling of his yacht, was able to take the lead from the Shamrock when about five mile from the first mark. Resolute was loading Shamrock br four minutes and eight seconds as she headed for the finishing line. This was the condition at the finish. Regulations For Waterpower Bill WASHINGTON". July 2i.-Re-u-" Jatloin for tho administration of the federal ftQt opeuinf up tns country a ast water power resources to pri vate development are now being drafted, A soon as they are corn Meted the water lower commission, Vomposed of the stcretarles of war, interior and agriculture, will hold t.earlngs uu them. The commission, of which Secre tary Baker has been appointed chair man by President Wilson, will hold Its first meeting Immediately upon Secretary Payne return from Alas ka about August 6. The bearings on tha regulations will be pushed1 as speedily as possible so that the water power legislation, wnicn nas been ten years In the making, can bo Tut into efect without undue delay. The tentative regulations are being drawn up by a special committee of the war. Interior and agricultural departments. It Is composed of Ma jor-General Crowder, representing the war department; O. C. Merrill, .water i power expert In the forestry service, who has been designed exe cutive secretary of the commission and H. A. Stabler, of the interior department. Members of the committee say tho legulatlons will be extensive and will probably be announced In aeries, with open hearings on each group before they are made final. Those relating to form and condition of ap pllcatlonvor surety permit or license will be the first announced. The most difficult problem involved in drawing up the regulations, mem hers of the committee say, is that of establishing a uniform system of ac counting for licensees as required by the act. Under, the water power bill tire commission is empowered to is 6u licenses for a period of not ex ceeding CO years. The licensees will pay to' the government reasonable annual charges In an amount to be fixed by the commission. Upon the expiration of any license the gov ernment, if two years' notice in writing has been given by the com mission, will have the right to take over and operate any water power development after payment of the net Investment of the 'licensee In project or projects taken, not to ex teed the fair value of the property plus such reasonable damages, if any to property of licensee as may be caused by the severance therefrom of property taken. - A FEW OF OUR SPECIAL BAR GAINS IN HOUSES. ' One on South Main St., 6 rooms, near Rose school. Price $1900. One In North Roseburg, near the Benson school. Modern 6 -room louse, pantry and closets not Includ ed. Three lots .chicken house and yard. Price H800. Possession at once. ' One 6-room house on Parrott St. Xot 41x106, for $1250. One acre of land and 7-rooni "house. Modern. East Lane St For $3000. One block 200x440, with a good "J-rootn, modern house, and outbuild ings, for $3675. If interested in a house, see N. mice. We hare a number. CHANGE MEETING SATURDAY. A meeting of Pomona Grange has been called for Saturday, July 31, Ay Mrs. C. H. Bailey, master. The meeting will be held at the city hall and it Is expected that a large num ber of farmers will be in attendance, as there are some matters of great Importance to the farmers of the county to ibe discussed. Campers, Sportsmen be good sjsorts. Put your flres out. NEW TODAY. W.AX'HKD One or two burner second '.tiand coal oil stove. Phone 370. tV'iANTEfi To buy S or I room house. "Write "H," atatlnff price and loca- ttlon. cjue of 4:his paper. ffijR S'AI.J-; lu-Kistered Holsteln bull ralf. Ask Co. Agent Hurd about htm. tvillnrtl Smith. Dtxonvllle. Ore. WOKHouae and furniture. $625; atore for sale, also apt. house. Mv overhead expenses light and I cut ' prices. My motto Is live and let live. C. Merrill. 50 Mill. SUPERIOR ROCK SPRINOS COAt Best on the market; dry slab wood and mill ends bvthe tier or cord. Special price on 10 tier lots. H. J. enn. cor. oak and Alain. DAINTY FABRICS irostored to another full reason's UBa br our DRY CLEANING A trial proves. "Who's your etotner? Try 0nr Way Our Antd Will Can. Phono 877. Christian and Bapists Tie -A I , am D.llnwa flnM Via. tween the Baptists and the Chris tiana. These teams nave piajeu ...h.K- IU onmaa -ml loaf tltht proved to be another, the score end ing elgut to eigni.. ine capuais stirted out like easy winners, but had a big blow up In the sixth and let the Christians get two ahead but came back in the last inning and tied up the scoire. These games should be gin earlier aa the last inning was played in the dark when the ball could hardly be aeen. Tho Baptists made one run In the first, on a base on balls to Carl IllacK. a steal, a wnu throw and a passed ball. They made two more In the third on a base on balls to Davis, U McClintock's hit, a steal ,a fielder's choice, and a i v.tt Tv. n A .1 m nnA mnrA in the fourth on J. McClintock's hit, a steal, a passoa Dan ana a -i"... ml nv.ll.n. n. a .1 a thntc flrflt in 1 llJ vui laiinii. " - the rubber In theKlfth. Lloyd reached first on an error, r uip maue hit, Grimm got to first on balls. Al thans hit an infield fly on which he was automatically out Lloyd scored. Relbel went out to iirsi, out ...... n..in Tha Rnntist Came back with two In the same Inning on a clean hit by Davis, a who tnrow and Cecil Black's clean hit. Black worked all around on errors. With the score six to two against . . . 1 nkatlnn. h.OATI ttlA ftlxth litem inn ,uusu.uD . - r. - which was a trot around the bases. Hits and errors let tne team uai en tirely around and a Btart on the sec ond round. Ritxman retired in Karor -a ttrOln.nnlr wlin Vfltlt In With B I HI .TllviliiHn-n- " " jeold arm. and could do nothing to Slop IUB 1 1 1 ' 1 v. " ' " " . T took up the burden, but when the fireworks were over tne i.uniimii - j A atv iino and lead eight 11 ik 11 numu '' to six. In the last inning it was dark and the Baptist came Daca wim a rush. The Christian manager made l II W UHBi... v. . " " pitcher and putting in one with a cold arm, ana tne resuu was unco l-i, - 1 n .ma ttint 1 1 Hit 11 D the score. The .Christians and Presby terians will play rnoay nigni aim games will soon come to a close. OODIJV MOTH 8PRAY. (Also Anthracnlse Spray) Apple growers should begin to ap ply the next codlin moth spray about August 1st. Use tho regular arsenate oif lead spray. 1 1-2 pounds to 50 gallons. No lime sulfur is nceoea. On account of the antnracnose De ing so serious in some sections of the Bounty, it will he necessary, In these places, to add Bordeaux 4-4-60 to the arsenate of lead. As the Bordeaux is to keep the anthracnose in check until the fruit Is harvested, it is necessary to apply thiB spray to all the limbs and bodies of the trees. . The Bordeaux may russet some of the tender skinned yellow vari eties such as the Grimes, or Ortley, or possibly Banana. Where there are many trees of tb-tsa varieties It would be well to omit the Bordeaux and handle the anthracnose by early fall spraying. 13. C. ARMSTRONG, County Fruit Inspector. July 87, 1920, , NOTICE. Several persons erecting buildings in the city recently have neglected to secure building permits, and are therefore subject to prosecution un der the building laws. This matter should be attended to at once. Per mits may be secured at the fire sta tion. SECRETARY, Board of Fire Commissioners;. I Mid-Summer Dance MACABEE HALL BY D. OF E THURSDAY, JULY 29th, 1920. Ott's Orchestra will furnish the Music. Tickets $1; Ladies Free. Good 7 ime Promised. I sal I'J - - - TO-DAY ONI YI i aI -Wk K . T- U K AJN t tripped i Sunshine Comedy & Palhe News f THURSDAY A Super-Special "Under Crimson i Skies" and Charlie Chaplin. ' FIRE INSURANCE Are you fully protected In cat of Are? Do not put off having that policy written. We repre sent old line companies. Caro. ful attention given to all bus! ness intrusted to us. Fire, Life, Automobile, Plate Glass and crop Insurance. Grain In sured 4n the stack. Have tint policy written today. Do it now. G. W.YOUNG AND SON Real Batata and Insurance. ' 116 Cam St Phone 417 U Mr. and Mrs. . Sol Williams han returned from an extended visit in Portland, North Bend and Sunset bay. While In North Bend they wen the guests oaf Mrs. Williams' brother Ed Brewer, and family, who former ly resided la Koseburg. - . DAILY -W E.VTIIKH RKPORT. V. 8. Weather Bureau, local niri Roseburg!. OaeKon, Hi hours ending 1 a. m.t PreclplaattAsa la Inchest aad IlQndrfrfti. Highest lemfterature yesturday ,. t Lowest temperature last nig-lit..., 14 Precipitation last 24 hours f Total precip since first of month ,t: Normal pretlp. for this month... j; luini prei-ip. iruiu Deis, i, jam, to date iu Average preeip. from Sept. 1, '77.34.:t loiai o-neieisL-y iruin nepi. i, l. 11.;; Average precipitation for 43 wet sea. bona (Sept. to May, Inclusive) . .31.11 WILLIAM riKI.U Observer Tonight and Wednesday fair. A New Industry for JiOSEBURG The Universal Tire Filler Co. has established a Filler Sta tion 104 Corner Oak a-d Rose streets and are now at your service. Universal Tire Filler Is uaranteed for lOO.uuu miles. Rides same as air, with no inner Tubes. No punctures and no Blowouts. Investigate 'this before you have any more Tire Trouble. OARTj W. OHMAX, Mgr. Sutherlin Sanitarium MEDICAL Sfc SURGlCfvL Write B. I. HALL, M. D., 8ttpt Sutherlin, Oregon WILL BUY YOUR USED FURNITURE, STOVES,ett J. B. HENINGER, SUCCESSOR TO MC CULLEN & CHAVBEBS. Sheet Metal Work OP ALL KINDS J. H. SINNIGER 11!) OAK STREET PHOXE 4M w v w a-tt -sr-v it W1JLKUK Million" f
