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r Electing Judges and
Clerks For Nov. 2.
CORRECTIONS NEEDED
. various Persons on
"JTb- m" l,",,,,t,
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f 2P(1 clerk of
' .been prepared
lion 011 . - t.ouiy cou'-t
iKJrR 1I..OW. ,ma.Ungout
- in all W lO Will mnr.
llte.re be K furnished with the
r i. no dispute regaiums -
Hailter, pertaining to election,
l a mine e- , ....i. clerks
"f ..... .lain follow:
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i n rr i x aaOMUsi ibwi uiui tbtwdat, ootobkh m, ihi -
The End of q Perfect Day
1(U.IXG PUCES
will County House
,r t'reek Court House
!LPaee Lumber oflloe.
. l M,ni.a Auto Shop.
;LTrPQ0,dr Mrs ;
, Bellow. It.-sil. ne of Mrs.
Lancy. "! , '
.httiMii Church.
Woodward Hoseburg Ho'pl;
Hprniann Presbyterian Church
, Civ Mall
lint Sutherlin Vogelpohl s
i Barter Shop.
, j,irr0.,N. T. Jewett residence
All other prorincis I" no
ul voting place heretofore des-
United. 7
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takes Slid Clerks of Klectlon.
Applesate Judges: John H.
McW. Daughorty: Clerks:
J .ipplegate, Clarence Hodges, H.
Thiel.
Bellows Judges: A. A. Hollows.
is. A. Oti: Clerks: Mrs. -nine
imi. It. H. Crlnateud, Mrs. E. H.
Benson Judpes: Mrs. Cora Raf-
t, Marfan ! Page; Clerks: Alary
Bobar, Cora Church, Lynda L.
riim
Cslapoola Judges: C. L. Hamil
i.Fred Hand; Clerks. G. C. Powell,
4 M. Wllrox. M. T. Itiggs. Soc-
ri Bard Judges: C. E. Goodman.
nmCnff; Clerks: Harry Larklns,
iiiry Adams, Sadie J. Settle.
?imaa Valiev Judges C. M. Slo
J. P. Der.n: Clerks: Winnie E.
.rpe, A. H. Church, Cynthia
I'anyonville Judpr Hugh Carter,
J. Yokum ; Clerks: Victor Shaw,
P Hiirnt.rt P f Hnrtlev Secnnrt
lrri Jnile. . I I. Hnvle P Snltl-
ir. Clirks: Elton Bollenbaugh. J.
n..inins. waner . uornuu.
aror irst board Judges: C K.
. Allle Fli kle. Dessle E. Hlddle.
i Xora Flint. Second Board
'ks: Victor J. Micelll, Agnes M.
viuiiru. i.eota .M . U UROn.
ml B.url Judges: R. A. Hor-
r. Sam rtMluin..r. rl.l,a. olw
"T. J. Harold Nichols, O. A. l'ar-
Valley Judge-: John Paeon.
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RAILROAD
CROSSING
"'7 1
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.WHILE WE ARE NOW IAIXCHED 0 OCR HI'MtlLE EFPORT. DEFIXITELV ANI DETER.
AUXATKLV TO HJUXQ TO VOU A COXSCJEXTIOl S KETl'K.N TO NORMAL PRICES BV OCR
Lower Price Sale!
WE DKSIUK FOR A FEW HAYS TO MAKE AX AXXOI XCEMEXT ESPECIALLY TO THE
.adies and School Girls
iTHESE ARE SPECIAL OFFERINGS
40 Tricotine Dresses 40
Values from $35.00 to $60.00
For the nxt tevr clay we will have mi unusual assortment of nary blue trtcotlne drenHoa, Just
th thliiK you hnve been wanthiK fur winter woar, all of them different style, and gome of them
trimmt'd in yarn, others In bcuU, silk embroidery, braids and combination delj(iis. Thesa are
values from $3f to fiiO. They were bought by our buyer ou a special trip to the city at a man-
utmturer s concession, tnabUiiK us to will them whilo they last for
$27.50
Are we not right In saying wo are bringing hack normal times?
H. F. Hebard; Clerks: J. E. Winnl
ford, Emma P. Cardwell, "Vera Ba
con. Comstock Judges: itobert An
lauf, Bernard Flynn; Clerks: Ethan
E. Allen, Robert Clark, F. M. Hen
d'rer. Cow Creek Judges: W. S. Booth
J. W. Thomas: Clerks: E. C. Throne.
Jacob Fisher, Roy McGee.
Days Creek Judges: W. H. Ray
mond, Joe A. Snyder; Clerks. J. R.
Chaney, Bess A. (.'lough, James M.
Bartley.
Deer Creek First Board, Judges
F. A. Memls. S. J. Black: Clerks:
V. D. Bell, Elizabeth Hunt, Tillie I
Johnson.
Deer Creek. Second Board, Jud
ges: Joe Blosser, Jameo Ewart:
Clorks: A. E. Street, VV. H. Buczell.
James Gondmnn.
DionvlllejTJtidges: p. W. Hun
ter, DougluH Walle; Clerks, Jesse
C. Royse, Alva Hunter. V. B. Mc
Kean.
Drain First Board, Judges: Ler
Barker. Dwlght Reed; Clerks, C. F
Morningstar, H. B. Eccleston, C. E
Remington.
Second Board Judges: David J
Roach, Chas. . M. Rush: Clerks
Chas. E. Brown, E. Hamblln, L. M
Jacques.
East I'mpqua Judges: Chas. F.
Watson. H. L. Engels: Clerks: Mrs
Alice Shrum, Leslie Lilly, John Al
exander. Edenbower. First Board Judges:
Lizzie Connely. Eva Marks; Clerks:
Kate B. Sewell, Elizabeth S. Thomas.
Laura P. Davis.
Second Board Judges: F. D.
Owen, Robert J. Karnsworih;
Clerks: Fred Fisher, Elvin O. Cloake
Miles Jones.
Elkhcad Judges: M. H. Payne.
W. M. Gross; Clerks: Joseph B.
Wilson , A. W. Cockeram, Frank
Brlngle.
Elkton, First Board, 1 Judges:
Clyde Rvdoll, H. A. Taylor; Clerks:
Orvnl S. Beckely, F. W. Binder. W.
V. Bunch.
Second Board Judges: Chas. G.
Henderer. Walter Rydell: Clerks:
H. E. Brown, Stacey A. Fenley, C.
V Clements.
ELLISON-WHITE LYCEUM COURSE
Begins With
Liearance's Little Symphony
Is noted All-String combination
High School Auditorium
Wednesday Evening, Nov. 3rd
on sale nt Chapman's Drug store beginning Friday.
''ckets:A,i,s fi.oa: Children $1.50
APPLES
WANTED!
Spitzenberg and Newtown Canning
Apples Wanted.
A. Rupert Co., Inc.
ONE 310
Roteburg, Oregon
Garden Valley judges: E. E. La
hrle, W. D. Hess; Clerks: Fred G.
Parrott, Ellen B. Hutton, R. A. Cal
houn. Gardiner First Roard, Judges: J.
S. Gray. T. W. Angus: Clerks: An
nie L. Perkins, Mrs. Fannie Wester
dale, Fred Assenhelmer.
Second Board Judges, Frank
Leslie, George C. Perkins; Clerks:
Mrs. Lizzie Herklns, J. A. Janelle,
J. A. Hush.
Glemlalo First Board. Judges:
Joe Brown, S. H. Redfield: Clerks:
James E.. Clark. E. E. L'niphlette,
Geo. A. Humphreys.
Second Board, J udges: Charles
Austin. C. O. Garrett: Clerks:
Guy x, Hickok. Frank Barton, A. A.
Snyder. 9
Green Judges: Win. Austin, J.
J. Beltos; Clerks: Robert T. McCul
loch, Susan A. Winston, Olivia Car
nes. Gunter Judges: J. O. Gunter. E
J. Harris; Clerks: George Wooley.
F. Clainon, F. E. Clark.
Hamilton Judges: A. J. Lllhnrn,
Lulu Llndsey; Clerks: Mrs. J'fttie
Harpster, Susie Lewis, Belle Steph
enson. llnppy Valley Judges: Neely A.
riieCulloch. Geo. Telford: Clerks:
Lyle Marsters, F. R. Stelnhauer, A.
M. Arrington.
Hermann First Board, Judges:
E. L. Giles, Mrs. 8. A. Phillips:
Clerks: Mrs. Lenora S. Page, Ivan
Pickens Frances J. Howell.
Second Board,-Judges: M. F.
Rice, C. M. Page; Clerks: S. A.
Phillips, W. F. Harris, C. W. Whar
ton. iCellogg Judges: F. E. Bullock,
Louis Bauer, Clerks: Roscoe Miller,
C. H. Itader, Geo. 1). Madison.
Lane First Board, Judges: May
Patrick, Mrs. Carrie Bell: Clerks:
Fannie A. Wright, Hilda Reizenstein
E;hol J. Burt.
Second Board Judges: Jos Mur
phy. D. C. Humphrey; Clerks: Viola
Willett, Ella Roadman, F. A. Reldel.
Leona Judges: J. J. Kenny, C.
C. Miller: Clerks: W. C. C. Saga-
berd. Mrs. Myrtle E Wampole, Mary
E Kenny
Looking Glass Judges: T. W.
Morgan, T. E. Olllvant; Clerks: Er
nesl Voorheis, Walter Jones, Geo. E.
Matthews.
Loon Lake Judges: H. E. Baker.
H. A. Carlson; Clerks: Pearl Boak.
James Parker. E. W. Smith.
Melrose Judges: R A.. Busen
hark. H. P. Conn; Clerks: Mrs.
Nannie Dunn, Richard Slubhs, D. G.
Good.
Mill Judges: Chas. H. Clough.
M. T. Dawson; Clerks: Terry Dun
ham, F. C. Gurnee, Vivian T. Jackson.
Millwood Judges: C. L. Gertnond
A. L. Black: Clerks: Catherine Mohl
H. H. Clarke, Jennie M. Norman.
Mt. Scott Judges: R. T. Blake
lev. W. L. Singleton: Clerks: C. L.
Berkley. Victor Blakeley, H. D.
Connine.
North Mvrtle First Board. Jud
ges: W. N. Moore. R. I). Way:
Clerks: V. C. Dunnavln, E. V. Weav
er. Sam E. Moore.
Second Board Judges: E. Bond.
T. L. Brewer; Clerks: A. M. Dailey.
('. R. James, S. Raines.
South Myrtle First Board. Jud
ges: C D. Bulck. Fred Weaver:
Clerks: Joseph Ledcerwood, II. W.
Jones, George Trask.
Second Board Judges: Cleland
Weaver, W. A. Newton; ClerkB: A.
liver. An hy Adv. C. A. Rtelzler.
Nichols Judges: Al Tompkins.
Preston Lake; Clerks: P. E. Cornutt
Geo. Aikens, S H. Rockhlll.
Oakland First Board. Judges:
T B. Davis. J. E. Medley; Clerks:
a Thiol Marie Gething, Grace
! E. Neas.
I Second Board Judges: L D.
Plnkston. Geo. V. Carlisle; Clerks:
R. D. Bridges, C. H. Maupin, C. G.
M'oTaHa Judges: W. G Friend
'e E Wells: Clerks: James O. Bar
nes Junla E. Bvron, Anna Ireland.
I Parrott Judges: N. T. Jewett.
Marv F. Tolly: Clerks: Lewln G.
Parker, Mrs. Velma Strickland, Mrs.
"perdue Judges: Frank Fate. S.
'V Moore: Clerks: J. 8 Smith, Cora
Ik! iluker. Alice M. Dean.
I Pink-ton Judge.:. R. L. Trul t.
Ward Coekeram; Clerks: Harry H.
Owen. Janet Cockeram. Edward J-
Dear. ...
I Heedsport First Board. Judges:
John . Zarharv. Ernest E.Will la ins:
lerks: J. R. Dailey. O. B. U.lker,
Stanley B. Chapin.
, second Board Judges: J. II. Aus
tin V. C. Hindmarsh; Clerks: James
3
K. Cavers. Glenn Culey, Churles
Varrelman. , i
Riddlo Judges: R. E. Holredge, '
I). W. Crcrshy: Clerks: C. V. Sowers
by. B. II. Bullwlukle. G. N. Hlddle.
Rnseburg First Hoard. Judges:
Chas. S. McElhlnny. Mary I. Strawn; 1
Clerks: Jean B. Pitts. Leon McCHn-!
tock, Mary E. Hoehradle. !
Sgiond Board Judges: C. B. !
Cannon, John E. Flurry; Clerks: !
Evelyn Hoover. Phil Harth, G. K.
Quine, Jr.
Scottsburg Judges: T. W. An-'
drews. W. H. Fisher: Clerks: Card '
Sagaberd, Emma Hedden, A. L. But
ler.
Soldier's Home Judges
Sutton, E. W. Crain; Clerks: Ruby
Foote, Thos. J. Bordeaux, Jas. A.
Archibald.
Ea;;t Sutherlin First Board
Judges: J. P. Lenox, W. J. Shape;
Clerks: D. W. Ranker, Frank J. Nor
ton. A. D. Ottlnger.
Second Hoard Judges: C. A.
Stark. Will J. Havner; Clerks: Har
old J. Slater, Lloyd 11. Smith. H. II.
Strong.
West Sutherlin, Judges H. B.
Shanip. W. D. Duke; Clerks: Ed. L.
Rirhnrds, J. II. Large. C. E. Talbot.
Tiller Judges: J. I. Roach, Fred
E. Neely; Clerks: Guy Pennel, Oliv
er E. Cook. E. M. Renfro.
I'mpqua Kir.st Board. Judges:
W. E. Marsters. Ida Nichols: Cleiks:
Mary Wilcox, Cora Singleton, Gert
rude Rast.
Second Board. Judges:
Nichols. J. B. Bailey; Clerks
Cockelreas, Leah Sykes,
Spencer. ,
west Fork Judges: Mrs.
ley Crimp. J. O. Fuller; Clerks: S
A Crimp, Lee Emerson, Frank In
gram.
West Roseburg First Roard
fudges: O. W. Kruse, Foster Butner;
Clerks: Roy L. Ellis, Mrs. L. L.
Bodic, D. S. Houser.
Second Hoard. Judges: L. A.
Celand, M. L. Webb; Clerks: Laura
McNabb, A. T. Taber. Carrie E. But
ner.
Wilbur. Judges: J. I. Chapman,
I!a Howard: Clerks: Eva Kinsol,
.iazio O. Walker. N. LaRaut.
Woodward, First Board, Judges:
H. A. Whlttaker, Mildred Cook;
Clerks: Emma J. Chambers, Myrtle
Jennings. Anna Veateh.
Second Hoard Judges: Clara
Marks. C. W. Cloake; Clerks: W. S.
Powell, Mary E. Hinckle, Emtna Ol
nistead. Yoncalla- ludges: W. E. Rich
ards. Dick Hanan: Clerks: Blanche
Cofa Dear, Geo. L. Fades, Fred H.
Christie.
SWEATERS
For school flrln, teachers, and ladles wish inn a sport Jacket of the Tery latest style. Just like the
thousands thut are now being worn In the cltlen, we have exactly what you are wanting:, In our
latent shipment of jraey sweater couts and Junkets They are nifty, wui m and reasonably priced.
Sep our windows.
NEW COATS
We have Juat received utso several wide cape collared coats in richest velour, silk lined through
out, which by our manufacturer's concession, we can offer fur $118. 00
WHITE AND COLORED OUTINGS
This Is one of our latest and best special offers. We are prepared to sell you any quantity of
outing flunnel, in either the plain white or ndored, some In remnuuti, others by the holt or by
the yard, for the marve'uualy low price of
25c PER YARD
Wo will pnMtlvely Bell yon any quantify. All AmoskenR outings.
TIIK NTOKK THAT
i mm
IS MARINO P
RICES IiWEIl
It. s.
: Fred
Stella
Btati-
tcp.kisii h arems iii-'.nrrF.n
1IY IIKill LIVIXti COSTS.
CONSTANTINOPLE, October 28.
Owing to the high cost of living men
who kept large harems in pre-war
days, have been compelled to turn
some of their wives adrift. Many
whom the war had robbed of hus
bands, fathers or other male relat
ives uijon whom they were dependent
have forced themselves into employ
ment which was never regarded as
proper for Moslem women. Turkish
women, with their veils thrown back,
may now bo seen as salewomen In
many shops. Some are even employ
ed as street sweepers. Others are
ai-llng as telephone operators, cash
iers ancl even train conductors.
I'ROFK.SSIOXAL CARDS
mis. V. Ij,
240. 4"1
owie cut Flow.rs. Phon.
W. Can..
nn. m. ii. ri.vi Kit rbiropraotlc
Physician, til W. Lan. St.
Al.lli:HT s. III KV Optometrist. Thf
Ky Mv Sitfctnlty." 118 W. Cass Ku
ltos.tiurg, Orugon.
HI Til W ll.l'IIH IMann, Tlinory, Musi
cal KliHl.icirl.il. 1001 Wust Mm
SI. 1'hono j:iu-u
Proaiol DtIvM
'KKt
W
U. fur wool H lOc Trr-
twiMM lu inonilis to mot
thu ii rawing fH-maad fur Ibw
populaf nwchiika.
rA Booo to Buuiwm
A. S. HUEYt "lOCM RtPRfSfWUTIff
DO. HI
Practicing
Dentist
Heinline-Moore
CONSERVATORY
MUSICAL K I KDERCARTEN, VOICE AND VIOLIN
lliyslcul Education, Including
new feature of Indiiut Clubs and
Wanil Drills.
Chevolet Cars 125.00 and (38.00
Bulck Cars. ..130.00 and $45.00
For Othor Cars'
Pikes on Application,
MOTOR SHOP GARAGE
Agency Ilulrk and Chtwolet
441 N. Jackson Ht, RuMnbarff.
SIHS. ASTOH ltIN SI.H)lt.
KKW YORK. Oct. 2S. Mrs. Vin
cent Astor's name bas been add. d to
thosw of o:her proininent women as
sponsor for a boxitiK tournament, to
be held in the ballroom of the Com
modore Hotel on December 14. The
innrnnmnnr. Ik for the benefit of a
club KivinR wbob Rome athletic enter-free Consultation
III) II III' 11 1 I or OUJ a iu ii "
the streets.
Hats on sale for 3,
Tbursdav Friday and
The Hat Shop.
$5. $10, on
Saturday at
5 Graduate Pennsylvania I
20 years extensive ex-
perience. Efficient, lie- K
4 liable, Reasonable, Pain- f
J less Extraction. Call for t
t free consultation. j
A t
4 Rooms 8-9, Masonic Bldg. f
SOTM'K OF" SAI.K F ".(lVK ItNM KNT
TIM Mi; It. ;!. rl ljin.1 office,
WathitiKt'Mi. I. October 13, 1'jCU.
Notlt-H Ik h-rly trtv n Hint (tuhj t to
th con-Htloim ami limitat Ions ff th
Act of June 'J. 1K. 3 S Htt., 1S. srd
(he tnKtriM ti'im f thf Hfi-n-tarv ih.
Interior of ,-r.-pi-nit-r 1 r. 1 'j 7, the
timber on Hie f!l"wlnK lan.ln will le
iM N'v. 2;. I-". t lU Ollmk A. M-.
tt puhll'- an. ttoii st tht I'nlttd States
iMnft offiicft hI ltoiflurif. Or-"n, f
tht hiKht ll't'l-r tit nt rn thn tln
I.rrtttn'l -nh.e a tfuwn by this
notic. t'l t' fiillij-' I to th hp-
nrvfl if (h S-rr-taty of 1 hr Iritriir.
Dm p ir- hii-t- priie. with an nddiilonal
nini ff one-Jirih f "ne pt-r crit
tt, teiiiir rtirnmlKi'HMHi allow'l. muni be
Jt'I.onll.l at tirrn "f ), rnon-v lo te
nUirned If Kale l n"t p.rov.., oth-r-ptent
will Imu for trip timber
Aliich Ittn"t be removed within (en
v-Aru Hi'l will rc-lve(I from ltl--n
of the fnHerl Statin. an-.M In t ! n
'if iiurh -1 Ixenx f"1 curiortionn or
ZnntEft unler the lnw of th I'nl'H
Mtateo or ny mate, territory or
irlct thereof only I'pon a i pi lea l Ion of
i fiunhfied pur- Jian-r, the tlinb'T on
nv sulnllv iK-n will b f.ffer-cl
Hepnrat' ly before b'lutT In'hide.l in any
.iffer of a InrufT unit. T. 21 M., H. 1
V He-. SI, NKk-i NW fir tt) t. re.Ur
)f M NWi NWa ftr "TO M None of
the fir or reiiitr to he sold fir h nn than
II r.o Pr M. T. :l H. It. I W.. s.-e. u.
NWV HKS. Hr M.. NK'4 HW",, fir
1't M.. .NW H ftr fc'0 M. Hwi
HW'V fir "' M N-.ne of the fir to b-
)d for le thai II fit per M : NK'i
HVM4, flr 2S M-. HW H BKW. r M
S'one of the fir to be oM f'ir ttiin
$1 7( per U (LAY TA 1-1. MAN. Couj
inlanlonar, Gnral tn4 Offica,
LOOK
AHEAD!
Can you ever get back the
money you are paving for rent?
Turn this expense into an In
vestment by building a home
and you will have something of
value, be fre from rent wor
ries, and bav.j a REAL home.
There Is no time like the pres
ent to prepare for the future,
we III II.HI It M. W. Hlluill
today for estimates, plans and
Informal Ion. Residence 1133
Harvard Ave., or call at Ihe
new bungalow. Cuss and Chad
wick streets.
nriLDLIt M. W. UEIWilL
MAXOTIRES
They will hoIvo nuuiy of your tire
trouble. Tltey are not ft new tiro,
but Hiiiidy ft n-inforcemetit of the
tin you ar using. Inut it-ally c-Hmr
Inntliia; Idowout, punctures, and tire
road tnulItN. ( an Ims hkmI over anil
over, dejieiMliuK on the euro they ro
reive.
Cull for lltrriiture enplaliilitg and
describing at
Churchill Hardware Company
I CLEAN-UP SALE!
Price Cut on Odd Sizes.
4 30i3H AJax non-skid casing....
1 22i3i Ajas non skid easing ...
1 31x4 AJax non-tkid casing
1 32i4 AJax non skid casing ... .
2 3U3 Kelly Spriijgnold casing .
1 3UI31) Goodyear smooth casing.
. 121.00
. 26. SO
.it Su.on
.ft 30.00
.ty 25.00
.O 18.50
rs4fl Tiilc at Bargain I 'Her.
FORD C.A.LocklVOOd Motor CO. Fordson
1 H