raow yorw
(?ci
.-Remarkably Low Mileage Cost
A ear that wllf average from 20 to 26 miles to the gallon of
gasoline, day in and day out. MUST have trim consideration in
your selection of an automobile.
The DORT ha. an established reputation for thl remarkably high
average and you will find the performance of your JX)KT m
luataln this reputation.
Each DORT is as good as the best one ever made
OLtNN H. TAYLOR.. SERVICE GARAGE
D O R.T
M OTP llC
55 for INFANTS & INVALIDS
" ASK FOR
PorfnfM,fnv1l4 nSOrawfasCtilldrwi I
-hOii(imlFouti-lJlllikFoi AllAgos
KOI
The E. A. McKano dwelling, lo
cated on Hhort sheet, has been sold
to Albert I'lercy. a recent arrival
RANCHES!
Both largo And email ranchen
for your lnnpwtlon. We have
aoino dnslrabla IIUiiks In
large stock ranchaA.
Exchanges
Klnmath i toe It ranrh to nx
rhaitKe for DouRtm or Coos
county stork ranch. Would
conaior gtmcral farm whoro
could run a ftw had of cattlo.
KXniAMlK IrrlKated land
n Idaho fur ranch In Douxlan
county.
G.W. YOUNG AND SON
IUmU Estate and Inwurtuioe.
116 CM Kt, Phone 417
4
Th arrat trotilim of RAttlnc a
nilrr to tk Km i( ir In
by (ireKnn nit-n, n. mak
1 lrnl Tlrr l lllrr hii tiKUit
liruiliit-l. It rlilcti lupti th.. .,.
air mul ni Injur
ear In miy u i. not no n.iif
with air fill.. I Hie. Iic.au.
hlla thi i.. bolter nna
n( rKiunt'f t.H inui'h en n
roaria.
If you know an mm h about
till nllt-r Hti'l wliat nu run nu
by having It InatttlUtl an thi tin
not
run on nlr imic il.tv I
tlmn
you fi' tiirtll)' liail to. Comu in
A till
Invratiifttlu.
KUJor H'rrl-e Stittlitn, fomrr
Onk and IU.
CAItli OIIMAX, Manager
tiller to hint
anii in
any wav In 10i
Week End Specials!
Ladies' White Buck or White Kid
Oxfords, forma ly $9.00, now
$4.85
ROSEBURG BOOTERIE
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I'KHHIXI tll.lHl, ijln
OearTliroutft
RoMbur,
Orgon.
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A 11 C O M F A NX
Hcrlick's
The Original
Avoid
Imitations
and Stibititutes.
Rlcti Mtlfc.MaltrdOraln Kwtrset In Powder
IN CoolunrNourisbiagiitfettiblo
here who will make that placo Ms
homo. Th final wa inula by the
Klca and Hlce Realty Company.
ATTENTION NOItl,i;S.
Kllm Club A. A. O. N. M. 8. ni-otri
ThurHday, Auk. at 11:30 p. in. In
Masonic lYmplo, Hobfhurg, Ore. All
sona of tho dt-m-rt respectfully in
vited to atleinl.
V. A. KRPPKR,
NOT1CI2.
Alpha Lodge No. 47. K. of P.
meet tonight at Syke hall.
Knlghtit requested to attend.
will
All
FLY
FROM GLENDALE
Airship Itoselnirg to make trip
to Kiddle with Mayors Snider,
of (.rltidule, um paMrngtT.
Penplu cf Clendale and south
ern part of county are en peri: !
ly Invited to see airship at
Kiddle and take a ride Eithe
cloud.
August 13, 14, 15
IMi.livy Aircraft A1 Supply t-o.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
bears
the
Sljjnslu
..4 HI V.r I'm
KlUKIU Hll.
Famous Minstrels
Coming Here Soon
I'loDabiy certain people have for
gotten that they are minstrel fanb
became it bu.-i b ' '""S K""-'e
they had an opportunity to a
really f.rntclasa minstrel uKKrena
tlon however the minstrel microbe
will get them when the Famous llcor-
Bla minstrels niaKo tncir nasn iiiu.-m
parade over our inula streets an
nouncing their ui'pcaranco ut the
Antlers theatre. Friday, AuKU.it -'u.
Questionable amusements" Bt one
lime was a common thins for debate,
but the subject was never associated
with a niinslicl for never since the
history o' the human rare started
ha tlie form of minatrel entertain
ment been questioned. The basebal
game the circus and tho minatrel
are three forma of Innocent amuse
ment which are patronized by
thousands of people who hold aloor
from other attraction!!.
Creating of laUKhler, the render
ing of tuneful music, charming
songs, comical stunts and! curious
novelties, constitute the purpose or
the minatrel. r'T this reason, time
and again In the professional papers
the performera and others engaged
In the legitimate amusement busi
ness have been assured by the gov
ernment that amusements of thlB
character are not considered non
essential. No wonder, in these stren
uous tltnea. the demand for the min
strel, la Increasing until it l impos
sible for the management "1
lass company like tne railing ..
i-la Minstrels to fill one half of the
lilte, offeml them, ivople wa,,, to
be entertained to
their nervous system are
tuned to the times.
With tho Famous i.eorKin
strels arc nssoclale'l some iu..
tile all consisting or tne ei!
of the negro minstrel P"-"'""'""'
and after all the negro Is the natut
nl iniisleian and minstrel of the hu
" .id rfnrlne the engage-
man . - .
... u. nrtnf? some iiuip "
out uei.- ...
their pleasing surprises.
Allot' M THE TOWN
To Af.liluml
mi.. i.rrl.n Tonlev iort ins
ornlne for Ashland where she will
visit with friends for soverai uaja.
I'ft. 1'ixr I'ortlaml
ir. a T Merulloch left last nli-'ht
for Portland where she will spend
several davs vlsllinu' with relatives.
Attorney Klbert Jlerman arrived
in lloseluirir this niornluB from
I'orllnnd and will spend aeveral days
here with his family.
In I'roin illd
C. 11. Wrtcht. for ninny years
resilient of the Ollile vicinity, spent
today in UosehuiB transact InR Pusl
ttess matters,
Itelumx to I'h1I'itoI!
Mnrtnn llaillev. who has lieen vis
Itln? hero wllh his parents, Mr. and
Mr. c I., lladler for tho past ten
davs. left this morning tor San Krati-
Cisco where he resides.
U In Xev Home-
Mrs. K. A. Shtiey. who recently
pnrch.'fs.-d the liobt. Ulle residence
i.t 22" West l.nne street, has moved
tn her new home nnd will reslile
there permunenlly.
To Portland
Miss l'earl Stewart left last nlht
fur rortlnnd, where shnwlll enloy
her vacation for several weeKs. Af
ter visltlnir with relatives for some
time, she will ko to the beach foi
several ilays.
Itelnni to Medfnl Home
t'liude Woodruff and mother. Mrs
C. Carpenter, who have heen vtsit-
liitr In this citv at the fllenn 'end-
ruTf residence, left this morning for
Mu-ir heme n ,"'!ford.
h'fllli I'or Adams, Oregon
lr. l.vdla Unworn and son. Klovd
left tllU niorniui; fur i' 'Mts. Ore.
where thev will mnke tttclr home
with Mrs. Itov i-r' PrnThnr who
rides nt lti.it pla.'i'.
Tni Theiuiiili tit
Mrs. II. A. CartvntiT pied thru
T'oio'eirir this ninrnlr!; enrnire to
California from Cor.illis vher.' f
Tins hc.-n resldlei; 1ts (nn-onler
formerly made her h-mio in lofe-
l-urir.
(.'dei; to (Viit-r U-iKe
The A. llurr famllv are el "i-
'iilnir en li'r.vinc for Crater I,n';.
with the ni vt few dvs. Thev will
f.-ilT.':'.
SFCTS STAINS
Wi
i J",
CRY CLZf C
A trial prove let us
have the suit, omt, skirt,
today, a a starter.
Whoa Your ('lenntr?
Try Our May
Our Auto Will f.
1'hiHie -77.
1 Am
""' jS
ill.
malia thalr trio In lhlr uta
will be absent from tula city or
inma time.
runiinrj to SutherUn .
M!M Muriel LaJjetn. wno nas
Heen vlsltinfr In P.psebutg with om
friJhds. lii't for her Dome in Burner
in this afternoon.
rr1vel this Morntim
Miss Helen JonnlnKs ana aiisi
Maud Jennings arrived In Roseburg
his morn nit from lioiso, luano.
and will make an extended visit herd
with relatives.
To Mnrshfleld
Miss Thelma DouKherty, who nas
en visitlnit In Itosoburg with Mrs.
It. Scoott Weaver, left this morning
for Marshfield, where she will spend
several days before returning to her
home in 8alem.
H-turns ti IUebun;
Mrs. M. L. Huley, who has been
visitlnit nl Myrtlo Creek for the past
few days, arrived at her home In
this city thla afternoon.
I'liirry Home Sold Yesterday
John E. Flurry sold hla residence
on f.len street yesterday to Ottp
t.avton will take possession at ouce.
The sale was made through the Q. V.
Young real estatg (igeiioy.
Coninser Here '
Klla Hudson Day, who has achler
d Rome prominence as a music com
loser within the past few years, la
visltlnir In this city with her cousin.
I. O. Stephenson. Mrs. Day residea
n Texns and is taking a trip through
the northwest.
I'fl llils Morning
Miss Kdlth I'eland left thla morn
ing for Herkeley, Cal.. where she has
acreptiHl a position In the physical
culture department of the unlver
sliv there. She has been visiting
th her parents in this city for the
st two months.
1uhlni; Paving Work
W. T. Wilkinson, auperlntendent
of the Oregon Hassam Paving com-
anv work on the Dlllard-Myrtle
Creek section, spent the morning in
Ttoseburg looking after imslness mat
ters. Work Is progressing well In
that district and the paving la pro
gressing fast.
Takes Mall Sendee Ftnm
Civile enrstens. who Is at present
sulistltute clerk at the local post-
office, is todav taking the railway
mnil service examination and In the
event he Is successful in passing the
test will be transferred to a position
on the road. Mr. Carstens was the
Aniv snplicnnt for tho examination
Will Have Itlg Sing
The Christian church prayer meet
'ug tonleht will he turned Into n big
sing. Tho church his recently pur
chased new hvmn books, and thla Is
'he night that the members will ae
"iinlnt themselve with the songs.
U Is hoed n large number will be
tresent for this service.
Home Is IturiMMl Down
Tho farm heme of Krank P"ir
In WltiMtnns ivjiv. tofallv destroved TV'
rlre lnt. illicit whirh was caused liy a
defective flue. The only furniture
caved was a piano nnd a few rugs.
It is not known whether the dain
vrn Is covered by Insurance.
Ill illgO Is C'lOM'Ot
The Winston bridge Is closed this
week In order that the new approach
on the north ond can be connected
with the newly established grado of
thn Pacific highway. The work will
probably be completed within a few
days.
Ieiiv l"or Mcilfmtl
Miss Thelma Pearce left this morn
lug for Medford where she will spend
some lime visiting at the It. W. Ter
rill home. She will also go to Cra
ter lake before returning to thla elty.
Miss Pearce is employed as book
keeper at the French Transfer Co.
1 ive This Morning
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Moltes and son
h ft this morning for Woodard, Ok
lahoma, where they will make an ex
tended visit wllh relatives. They
will return by way of Ios Angeles
and riakersfield. Their home Is at
' arnes.
I.cff For Winchester Hay
(. W. Sloper left yesterday Tor
Winchester Mav. where ho will enjoy
a vacation. lie was accompanied
by K. 11. Brown and son. Fred, who
will also va.ale at that delightful
'each resort.
VMtlng Parents Here
Miss F.lalno Pell, daughter of Mr
ml Mrs. Wm. Pell, who Is employ
"'I in the Fulled States department
f commerce nt Seattle, arrived In
he ltv yesterday for a thirty day
rurloimh from duty. Miss Boil has
been associated with the department
itk in M-aino ior about six years
irltl Manam-r Here
M. O. Kvans. field manager of the
I're-ion (.rowers Association, aceom
punted by his wife, arrived In Rose-
urir l.ist nich! from Salem and will
eend several d:,v In the cltv. Mr
l.v;vis 1ft here for the nnrnose of
I'erriug with F. B. Cuthrie. Itoue-
las county field manager for the
association nnd to attend the nlcnlc
to ne neiu nt the fair grounds to
morrow.
Will Attend Meotin
w ord has lieen received here to
the effect that Miss Cora Feland who
1 4 cmi iilev,. t ;i.;"i
eor. Maine, where she has heen lo-
c:'ted for the pat two years, will
l,-ae ru'in f.r lioston where she will
'.!'. ml the National Dental Associa
tion meeting. Mis I'eland was chos
en to demonstrate before the asso
ciation. leaves I'or Seattle
Mrs. F. 1". Owen, of the Fern, left
'ast mdii fur Seattle where she will
vis.t fur a few days. From there
she will continue on to Iowa and
"!ilcago. In Chicago she will visit
with her sen. nr. K. I". Ora.fr. who
is president of the National Hoard of
IMuci'ion. She expects to remain
away for several months.
CONSTANTINOPLE. July 10. A
New York trust company has leased
bull, line In the Oalata section or
Constantinople ar.d will open up a
t-ner.il bnnking business here neit
Fall with a view to meeting the
nee.ls of American shipping lines
atiil commercial roneerns which
have entered the Itlack Sea and
Mediterranean trade.
DANCE
RIDDLE
THURSDAY NITE!
AUGUST 13
Open Air Pavillion
and, th.O90 bli'dn knoivn as
JAZZ-fl-FOUR
lYa OughtA Hoar'cm.
Harry Davis Leads
In Ohio Primary
Ity Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, August 11. Former
Mayor llary Davis, or, Cleveland,
though suffering a reduction In hi:
lead over former cQnrressman Ralph
Cole for reubllcan nomination ror
governor of Ohio, Is still leading
his nearest rival by over 18,000
votes, as a result or yesterday's
primary election.
VISITING L tlTV.
Mrs. Ella H. Day., or Hot an, Texan,
who Is touring the Pacific coast and
seeing Oregon first, arrived In Rose-
burg yesterday afternoon and
slopped here for a visit at the J. G.
Stephenson home. Mrs. Day Is lo
cated In the heart of the famous oil
fields or Texas and tells or many or
the old friends and associates of the
Stephensons. who rormerly resided
In that state, who were made weal
thy over night. Mrs. Day Is particu
larly Impressed with Oregon and on
her return home will "talk It over"
with her husband and will probably
return to this section.
EW TODAY.
Flirt R.M.K Pew heavy bens and
anMt lOrt WMte Leghorn chickens;
waKon with bolster springs. iSd; 2
seateil hack. $40; the two for 1110;
practically new harrow. $15; culma
ter. 17; the two for '.'0. One mile
west unit I mile south of Looking
5l,iss. M. L. Stevens.
WANTKP Hy young man handT at
nest anything; want odd Jobs In
nrternoons. Address C. U., Box 924,
KoNctuirg.
W A NT EP tlVst late model Do! ge
touring car for the money; give
mol..l, mileage use.l. condition, price.
nr-i ii-iier. AnnrH., ii,,x ijr Kc
I I lU SAI.K li revolver. 12 rifle. 10
gauge shetKvin. .No. 8 rubber bootss.
niHttresM. briill. halter, wire brush,
extmmt auto whistle, 1 1-4 cutout.
am ftx-eier. punthing bag and
bef
171 N. Stephens St.
i'OH SAI.K Meter bout rntflne, !i. h,
Wst Flint Ht.
Knit SAI.K Frenh Jersey cow. 4 years
oUl. Will net! or trade (or baled hay.
SI I Winchester.
i:ieclrlclty The YHaI tnertry of
Your Automobile-, Is produced by a
little mechanical device (ailed a gen
erator. It causes a chemical action
to take place in your storage battery.
This chemical action In turn pro-
luces electricity which, '.'ranks your
car. Ignites your gas, sounds your
horn and Illuminates your lights.
Life nnd service from your battery
lepends upon the mechanical and
lectrical condition of your genera
tor. Regular care and Inspection Is
mportant. Why not hare this done
it the time your battery Is tested T It
may save you money and much In
couvenlence later on. See W. R. j
Drown at the Auto Electric Station,
cor. Oak A Pine St. Phone 136.
OSS
Unusual Tires
TIRES that are different in
distinctive good looks and in
construction. An extra ply of fabric,
an extra heavy tread and generous
oversize make a tire of remarkable
endurance.
Next Time BUY FISK
HIGHWAY SERVICE COMPANY
C.W.PARKFR, - - Roscburg Garage
C. O. THOMAS, Overland Garage
ROSEBURG. OREGON
From Washington
Attorney H. P. Gatoly arrived It
Roseburg this morning from Wash
ington, 1J. C, where he resides, and
will make an extended visit at the
Ulnger Herman residence. Mrs.
Gately and two children have been
here far same time with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Blnger Herman.
Take an Aerial Joy Ride in Cloudland
WITH PILOT AVERS
Plane will fly from the following points on days glvon:
niditlr ...
tlllklKliU .
Several new atrplanos of the D-H-6 type, equipped with. Mhorsepowrr
Curtlss motors, for sale at only 12.100. rianes sold on, terms.
Learn to fly and get your machine now. We offer couras at School In
Aviation, putting you in-the professional class, for 1300.
Mechanics' School in Aviation.. complete course. Including flying. 9134.
Plying Instructions given at Itosoburg from to 11 a. m. dally while
plane la here.
Dudrey Aircraft and Supply Company
tlNft Ehm. Fifty-third St., North, Portia nd, Orejroa.
Address letters of Inquiry to Claud Dudrey, Pre. dent; or C. M. A I rich,
Mgr.. as per schedule of flying
To Our Customers:--
The only way to paint economically Is to FORGET GALLON
PRICE and figure cost by area cover and years of life.
SWP covers one-third mors area than paints which are cheaper
per gallon. It lasts twice as long without re-painting, so re
quires half the material and labor costs.
On that basis, SWP Is the cheapest-per-gallon outside paint yon
could buy.
SWP Is the best prepared h ouso paint. That la why we sell It.
Now Is the time to consult us about your house painting.
Prepare to do It this fall b efore the rn;ns fill the wood wit'a
moisture. " Oil and water do not mix well and It will be better
to fill cracks, crevices and exposed pores of wood with llnsesd
oil and pigment now. while water Is absent.
CHURCHILL HARDWARE COMPANY
WEDNESDAY
OWEN MOORE
in the kind of a photoplay the whole family enjoys
"The Desperate Hero"
A laugh a minute and the show runs for an hour
Century Comedy and Pathe New
THURSDAY.
Anita Stewart in "Her Kingdom of Drearoa"
their
their
MID-TOP
They will return to. Washlngtoa Di
C, about the sixth at: Septemhor..
Oi
From I'ortlajKl
Captain E. A. Hackett. arrived IK
Roseburg thla morning rrom Port
land and will visit for a rew dayi;
at the Hackett home in Gardes val
ley. ..A. It. 15-14-15
. . AllK. Ill 4o 21
..Auk. 22-23-24
as per towns named above.