Roseburg news-review., August 21, 1920, Page 4, Image 4

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runaway boy fovkp. "
A Xl-yenr-t'U boy P'tked up
at Dikln jrterday and brought 10
Rostturf Vud ilaoed .under tlie care
of the Juvenile officer. The lad, who
gives hU name aa Willie Momlnskl,
say that lilf borne, ta In Seattle and
tbaC be baa been on the road tor sev-
,
AROUND THE TOWN
n. P. Cma wt ib day In town,
attending to business matters. ' Ho I ur. J 3 Crmnnd was a I,ih!t,m
arei mental. Ths Seattle authorities
have been notlfttd and tbe boy will
piouably fee returned to that city ,
baa been threshing lu Coles Valley
and reports tbat crops are excellent
tbla year.
1
Corrects KM
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Do your eyes need help to enable you to do your work easier!
Now la a good tlma after your vacation, and before you at art to
work, to have them examined and glasses fitted If they need
them.
Wa are at your service with the lateat methoda, and our prices
are reasonable. . . .
BUBAR BROTHERS
ADVICE and SERVICE
Our ftdvice, as well as our ser- ,
vice to you are personal, and we
wish to make both useful. . New
accounts subject to check are in
vited.. The Roseburg National Bank
Rosebur$,Ore.
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tonight! Tonight!
A Drama of the North Woods
THE:
Macy and Baird
COMEDIANS
In Their Mammoth Waterproof
Tent Theatre
ON JACKSON STUKKT NORTH OK DOUGLAS HOTEL
1'ltKHKNTl.NG THE BEST IX DRAMAS AND COMEDIES
CHANGE OF 1'IWXlllAM FOUR TIMES A WEEK
TheCall
of the
Saturday
AND
Sunday
August21th and 22th
visitor In town today from Millwood,
I Thos. Scott, of Melrose, was a
ibutfluefta visitor In this city today. I
Harold and Cyril Nichols wers
visitors In Roitburg today from
Brockway.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Hatfield, of
South Peor cret'k, wero in on bun!
twn matters today.
Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Clounh spent
the day In this city attending 40
burliness.
MltiH JJertha Jones spent the flay
In this city visiting and attending to
buntnt'Sfl matters.
John McKan wan a businass vim-
tor in thin city today.
Miss Peggy Curter of Dlllard spent
the day In this city chopplug and
attending to business.
Mrs. 8am Miller ana aaugnwr
Ruth of Diliard are visiting at the
H. I. Diliard home,
MIbs Marie Vogelpohl arlved in
this city today from Hutnernn,
where she will vlalt for some time.
Mrs. James White and callclren,
who have been visiting at the home
Jf Mrs. H. Wheeler of this city, left
this rooming for Chico, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stanton are
exported to arrive home tonight
from Bohemia, where they nave spm
tho past few weeks enjoying an out-
ine
Mrs. M. 8. Thomas and son. lert
this morning for Myrtle Creek, af
ter spending some time In this city
shnniilng and atendlng to business
matters.
Mrs. Nellie Williams and daugh
ter of Duraneo, Colo., who nave
been visiting at the Stubbs borne in
Mel roue, loft tbts morning f or
Grunt Pass.
II. W. Ilntca, editor of the News-
Tie view, will arrive home tomorrow
from Newport, where he has been
unending the week with his family,
who are spending this month at the
coast.
Howard Cnrnes of Carnes under
went a throat operation at the Mer-
hospltal yesterday. Dr. A, C,
Seely performed the operation.
John Condor, son df Rev. Conner
of this city, underwent a throat
operation at the Merry hospital yes
terday afternoon. Dr. A. C. Seely
performed the operation.
Rev. Warrlnrton of this city un
derwent a throat operation at the
Mercy hospltnl yesterday morning.
Dr. A. C. Seoly was the operating
surgeon.
Miss Beulnh Jewett and Miss Bello
Bridges were visitors here lant even
ing and attended the minstrel show
at th Antlers. Miss Jewett has been
vacationing at Oakland for the past
veek and will leave soon for Gardi
ner to remain for a week.
rvin n rutin lft for Tiller this
evening to spend the week end with
his family, who are spending a
week's vacation at that point. The
Tilleritea are going to stage a big
dan no tonight, and a fine time Is nn-j
tlctatd.
The F.llm Shrlners eluh had a
very enjoyable picnic last evening a
Hutton'a grove. A large number of
the fei-capped gentlemen and their
families attended, and mirth and
merriment held forth until a late
hour.
Mrs. P. F. Jones of this rlty has
purchased the hemstlchlnir machine
at the RellowB Store. Mrs. Jones
hns had three years experience In
the Newhnuer'B factory in flan Fran
cisco. The machine will not be
moved hut will be kept In opera
tion In the Bellow's store.
Lieutenant A vers, pilot of the
plane "Roseburg,'-' will leavo this
evening in the ship for Tiller and
make the return trip here tomorrow.
The pudrey Airplane company Is
anxious to establish a regular field
at that place In order that hunter
can be carried to that section when
the deer season opens.
litre and Rice report the sale of
the MeClanahan home locatod in the
Orovo to Rev. Condor, who takes
imrr.odiato poinoaslon and will Im
prove B.tme. .The McClnnifhans then
bought the home of Joseph Nichols
on South Flint street. Roh deals
were rimed through the Rice and
Hire ageucy.
Mayor and Mrs. I. A. Dran were
down from Kiddle todiy and Mrs.
Pean enjoyed an airp!nne ride over
the city and surrounding country.
Mrs. Dean was the winner of the
first prize in tho News-Review's air-j
plane ein.nv contort. Her allele, '
written In the Walt Mason style, was
widely enjoyed by our readers, as ,
she is a vry clever writer. j
James R. Wheeler, superintendent I
of tho power plant at Winchester, I
was a Roseburg visitor today. Mr. ;
Wheeler is the winner of the second
prixe of the nlrplane essny contest ;
and was presented with a free ticket j
for a trip to cloudland this morning, j
He stated that he wasn't worrying i
"just when he went up." but was
wondering n little about "getting j
buck down." i
VAtinryn.! i?
HKTWKKX ACTS
admission;
Adiilta 4.V 1 IV not
4'hllilrrn IEJ-, mi Hr a.v
ARMORY DANCE TO-VtOHT,
Tlie Jan-O-Fcur will f!v
their regular urmory dance to
nlgbt. A peach of a time ta
sturo for you uud all tha lateat
dance melodlea. Start, at :itU.
Com on down.
haa
the
Hervejr Hoaklna, aon of Mra. M.
Hosklna of thla city, Mt for Berkeley
this evening where be will enter tho
school for the blind. Mr. Hoaklna haa
been attending the achool for the
past few yeara and la editor In cnler
of "The Orluly." the official publl--mlrm
nf the achool. Mr. Hoaklna la
an accomplished musician and
played banjo and drums 'with
Jmi-O-Four.
Special agent I. S. Watson of
Portland visited yesterday and today
with his local agents- Rice and Rice.
Mr. Watson represents the Phoenli
Insurance Company of Hartford and
the Great American insurance wo.
of New York, and la one of the beat
known Speclala on the coast, having
been in the Insurance game for
nearly 40 years.
G. O. McGllvray was down from
Canyonville today looking after
lutii In his Hue as lineman for the
Pacific Postal Telegraph Co. He
also brings the report of a California
touriat whose car went off a grade
nn the Smith hill beyond Grave
creek. The ear turned over aeveral
times and the man was quite severe
ly hurt. His wife and two children
fortunately escaped without aerlona
Injury. Mr. McGllvray aaya the work
of clearing the right of way for the
new Pacific highway between Can
yonville and Myrtle Creek will prob
ably begin next week.
o
Mrs. J. G. McKay of Oakland dap
over to th'e city shopping today.
Mr. and Mra. ft. C. Baker of San
ta Anna, California, arrived on this
nlfternoons train, where he will
visit her sister, Mra. J. F. Roith
of Greens.
Us, CUrMM MtbUr tu a baal-1 carolbla In toll atata during tha pant
bm visitor- In tku eltr today.- - -Urw month through the areney of
Valnay jseitaam ol Bout pear , .oo-Prtln organizer In tha guls
Creek
taday
was bualsasa visitor bar
NEW TODAY
FOR SALE 1604 lba. cheat aaed. tc f.
o. b. .laUon. No amut. K. K atronz,
Oakland. Oregon, R. F. D.
NOTICE Hujis for aale, 1 aow and I
pi .a, and I shoats, Addreas Box T.
Camas Valley, Oregon.
Sav. did vou see that adv of Judd
& McMllllnT
It will soon be
GOOD-BYE SUMMER
and then
are you prepared for the
COLD BLEAK DAYS
that are coming?
Let us help keep you
warm and cheerful this
Fall and Winter by com
mencing work on your
new
SUIT AXD OVERCOAT
New line just in.
Try Our Way
Our Auto WiU Call.
Phone 277.
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See Judd A McMlllln's new adv. I
it's a dandy. i
Insure Now!
.Insure your hay, grain and
other crops now. Do not wait.
The dmm'.T of loss by fire Is at
Its height during the dry sea
son. Let us write that policy
toduy.
Prune Dryerlnsurance
We are In position to give you
protection on this class of busi
ness. Automobile Insurance
Fire, theft, collision, property
dnniage and liability. Rate on
request.
FOR INSURANCE See
G.W.YOUNG AND SON
Real Folate and Inanrmaoa.
tin rsa St. Ptxrn 117
LADIES, MAKE YOUR
DOLLAR
DO DOUBLE DUTY
For Frt,lny and Saturday Values to t2..0, ,prrUU price BJ5.0
See our window ,
ROSEBURG ROOTERIE
$5.00
LOW
Siifc:
SALE
$5.00
LOW
SHOE
SALE
JUDD & McMILLIN
H.1VB A FAD
Promlacuoua aalea. Variety Adda.
Our auto Urea are tha Grant, to
beat our prloe I know you can't.
30x3. 113.40; 30i3H. SU.7S;
32x31. $17. SO; tube 12.40;
other sites accordingly.
One ton Ford truck, model
191ft: one real Ford bug: one
Ford touring body; 4 fine Scotch
puppies; one 6-year-old cow. All
kinds hay and grain for feed and
OUR WANTS
We want your hay, grain, vetch,
cheat, etc Will pay aa much aa
possible.
AUTOMOBILE GARAGE
We do ail ktnda of repair work
on automobiles. Oxy Acetyleno
Welding. Etc.
TRANSFER WORK
We have three trucks and are
prepared to do all kinds of haul
ing at reasonable prices.
So just come in and give ua a
trial; you'll be so pleased, 'twill
make you smile.
Yours for Business,
JUDD & McMILLIN
of phonograph, .salesmen. Insurance
agnts, etc., in the - rural districts.
nothing bat yet bn dona In the
open.
ELECTION SUIT NEAR END.
REED8PORT, Or.. Aug. JO.
Judge Hamilton, of the circuit court
of Douglas county, gave a decision in
tha Weathsrl t.v "
overruling the Oamurrer , tii!
leodant'a answer regardlat tvf
er of Johaaon-e sliction tt
tti. It is oeiUvtd W1U f
settle the case in favor of til ,
tt yof Johnson's eUcUon Mr vc"t
eriy brought an ouster procaS
against Johnson as port commit
er of the Fort of UmNoawM011
followed by an Injunction prowLT''
by W. H. Jewett. a resiSen?0?n,,'!
diner. The Injunction prolSiV
was dismissed. ""xMlnj
HULL OPEN DRI-E.
Active organization work of the
Npn-Partlnan league In Oregon will
begin Immediately following the gen
eral election this fall, according to a
recent decision or the national execu
tive committee of the league as out
lined In letters sent to persons In
Oregon who are believed to be In
sympathy with the movement.
Though an underground cam
paign of organization has been die-
J. WARREN KERRIGAN
IN
"A White Man's Chance"
WHEREIN MEXICAN KNIVES PROVE NO MATCH FOR AMPm
CAN FISTS.
LARRY BEMON COMEDY AND TOPICS OF THE DAY.
.SUNDAY: FRANK MAYO IN "THE RED LANE."
TODAY ONLY
FRANK MAYO
I.V ONE OF THOSE GRIPPING: AND HOLDING IRMA9.
"The Red Lane"
HOI. IX COMEDY AND PATHE NEWS.
The Fordson-Bean
'''t' '
Tractor-Sprayer
(TWO UNITS IN ONE)
Will revolutionize orchard manage-
ment. Will be on demonstration at the. Frank
Brown prune orchard, opposite the Oregon
Soldiers Home, August 24th and 25th. Do
not fail to see this Sprayer in action. Price
less than horse Sprayer.
Pressure is unlimited.
Direct drive from crankshaft through gears to
pumps.
Great reduction in weight of sprayer. An ideal
outfit tor hillside orchards.
Yakima placed 75 orders for this combined
equipment in two weeks.
Not an experiment, but acceptedjas the great
est step forward in years.
The Price Will Surprise You
L0CRW00D MOTOR CO.
Phone 374 ; Roseburg, Oregon
SURE SOME SHOW
POOIM OPEN T:0, CTRTAIIMUSR :!,
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otenran.