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MONEY
On That Jersey Dress You're Going to Purchase
Our -New York buyer h surel lor u. . b.ttful lto. t vT
km price You U. on. to beueflt. JUk. your election now.
STRAW VOTE TAKEN.
A straw vote conducted by J. V.
Starrett, In Glendale. Canyonvuie
and Myrtle Creek, under ilmUar
conditions to tnat taken In Rose-
burg, resulted a follows: naming
57, Cox 53, lino It: t.uainueriaui
81, Stanfluld 41; Eddy 40, Mo
t'iintock 76; Starmer 68. Pearce 63;
raniii 43. Long 74: Lenox 68, Rld-
dlo &; Frear 37, Wright 79.
Armory
Tuesday
Election Return
will i Megtphoned to
tbe dtDcers lumugbout
the evening m received.
Election
Night
CO
The BIG Event
5 Piece Orchestra 5 1
NOW KNOWN TO BE CLOUDS
Up to Year 100 the Projections on
Mara Had Been Thought to
Be Mountains.
The first observers of projections on
Mars had attributed them to the same
cause that produce projections on the
moon that Is, mountains. Such they
were said to be In France and at Lick.
This view, however, was In 18U2 dis
puted by W. U. Pickering, who consid
ered them to be not mountains, but
clouds. This view was supported by
A. E. Dout'lasa, who observed them In
1SIK! at Flagstaff, Ariz. Tbe mountain
theory of their generation was shown
to be untenable and their ascription
to clouds proved to be the correct
theory in December, 1900. Only a sin
gle projection was visible In WOO, 1903
and 1903. As n mountain does not
change Its place, and as nothing was
seen where something had been vis
ible, the phenomenon wus proved to
not be a mountain peak. Now the only
other thing capable of catching the
llltht before it reached the surface
would be something suspended In the
air thnt Is. a cloud. Deductions,
therefore, from the rarity of the phe
nomenon alone showed thnt the pro
jections must be cloud. Furthermore,
the Drolcctlun was smaller after the
Inpsi of 24 hours. The something thnt
caused It was not only not attnctied to
the soil, but was moving and dlsslpat'
Inr as It moved along. Clouds are
the only boillis known to ns which ac
count for these metamorphoses.
Clouds, then, nnd not mountains, ore
the explanation of the projections of
Mnrs. "Mars and Its Canals," by 1'er-
clval Lowell.
Council Meet ins; Tonight
Tbe regular meeting of the city
council will be held at tba city hall
tonight.
Visit in Drain
Mrs. A. Mlllor left this afternoon
for Drain, where she will visit for a
Bliort time with her son, Fred Miller.
Hells Ills Home Here
Glenn Wimberly, formerly a resi
dent of Roseburg, has sold his home
on East Lane street to Carl Wim
berly. Mr. Wimberly Is here this
week packing his household goods
for removal to Klamath Falls, where
he haa a position as cashier In a
bank.
Cox Will End His
Campaign at Toledo
DAYTON, Not. 1. Governor Cox
will close his campaign with a speech
at Toledo tonight, because party fol
lowers there regarded his appearance
in Tularin as cood luck, asserting that
his only chance of failure was his
failure to end his speaking engage
ments in that city.
You are cordially invited to a card
party at the Maccabee ball Thursday
evening. Nor. 4. Ccma and have a
good time. Refreshments wrved.
LIBERTY THEATER
Where Everybody Goes. The Home of Star Attractions
THE STAIW OK THE WOULD OIK ATTRACTIONS.
LAST TLME TODAY
A METRO ATTRACTION
THE GREAT DUCKY LANM MASTKRPLKCU
"The Hope"
WITH AX ALL STAR CAST.
NEE "THE GREAT KIUTTION OF VKSIVIVS.'
SEE "THE GREAT EARTHQUAKE."'
SEE "THE GREAT BATTLE."
IT TAKES YOU THROUGH TUB WORM).
AND
Cartoon Comedy and Star Supplement
TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY
ANOTHER WONDERFUL PROGRAM
A RKALART ATTRACTION
ELECTION RETURN READ FROM STAGE.
Wanda Hawley
IN
Her Beloved Villian
ADAITED FROM THE FAMOUS FRENCH PLAY "1.A VEG
l.IONE," by Alexander HUion and Albert Carre.
AND
Vodvil Movies Cartoon Comedy "On the Border"
French Fame a Welcome Innovation in
Field of Notion Picture Comedy-Drama
"HER 11EI.OYED VILLAIN." ADAITED FROM THE SPARKLING
FRENCH SUCCESS, AFFORDS WANDA HAWLEY SPLENDID
CHANCE FOR FTN-MAKINU.
Matinee Dally J: 15 P ni.; Evenings,
7.15 and 9 p. m. Prices: Children, PHONE 48T
matinee lOe, evenings 16c: Adults,
25a.
LONG LOST USE OF WINGS
Ground Parrot, Found Only In New
Zealand, Interesting to the Stu
dent of Evolution.
The windless birds of New Zenlnnd
are particularly In'eresting to the na
ture student ns lllu crating the process
of evolution. Nor.ere hut in their
native laud could these birds have
survived, and, therefore, nowhere else
would they have become wingless.
New Zealand is the only region on
earth where there are no destructive
animals. Being unable to fly, the birds
could not, of course, have escaped
from any swift hunting animals such
as abound In all other lands. It is In.
terestlng to note thnt the knktipo, or
ground parrot, once had the use of Its
wings, but being a grass seed feeder
and nulling no enemies on the ground
gradually ceosed to fly and eventually
lost the use of its wings entirely,
though It enn run very swiftly. These
birds are so gentle nnd so unconscious
of having an) enemies thnt If a per
son sits down near one and keeps qui
et It will presently tuck Its head un
der Its wing and go to sleep. The
knkupo breeds but once In two years,
and the mother bird carefully hides
the nest from her mate, though why
she does so Is unknown, the mat
showing no itesire to harm the engs or
young birds. In this infrequent breed'
lng Is demonstrated nnture's thought'
fulness having no destructive ene
mies the kukapo would multiply to too
great numbers If the breeding sense
occurred as frequently as with othc.
birds.
Woman Water Carrier.
The "fellalm," the weminn water
carrier, for centuries nn Institution In
the Holy !.;nd. Is threatened with ex
tinction because of the use of wat
carts, growing popular through the de
mands of sanitary measures.
The picturesque water carrier, glid
ing along the streets in her colorful
costume, with a vase of water hnl
anced on her head, may soon tiecome
memory.
In Town Today
Mrs. J. H. Short and Miss Mabel
Short apent a few hours In Hoseburg
this morning attending to business
matters, returning to their home on
Clover creek late in the arwrnuon.
Visiting In Koneburg
A. C. Shannon, of Seattle, stopped
off in this city toduy to visit friends
for a few hours. He is on tils way
to San Francisco.
Hero From Tiller
H. C. Powells and wife, and
(joorge Norman, of Tiller, spent the
day In Roseburg visiting anu anuuu-
ing to business matters.
Here Sunday-
Mr t o. Dixon and daushler.
Detty Jane, spent Sunday in Rose
burg visiting at the E. h. Pairott
residence.
To Oakland
Mrs. S. D. Goff came to noeoui
this morning and spent a few hours
hopping, returning to ner nome uu
the afternoon train.
Here From Drain
Mra v n rraie snent the morn-
inv in li,. hi.rir visiting friends. She
left for her home at Drain on the
afternoon train.
Mrs. F. M. iompton reiurueu w
her home in Sutherlln this after
noon after spending a few hours in
his city attending to ousineag mai
lers.
U'lll AnHv Halurdar
Mrs. W. L. Mclieorge win arrive
in Rnwhnre Saturday, to make an
extended visit with her aunt and un
cle. Mr. and Mrs. w. T. wrignu
Mrs. McGeorge Is resiaing in run-
land.
Wm Vlninn Home
Wm. Vinson and wile, wno nave
been apending tho past three weegs
visiting at Pendleton and in Wash
ington and at Wllliametto Valley
points, returned home to Koscuurg
last night.
AiliiiKilnir Insurance
Kice and Kice ot tnis cny are ar
ranging to adjust the Insurance car
ried by them on tne mercnanaise ui
the ninlla store managed by W. L.
Tomlison, which burned the latter
Dart of last week. The store was a
total loss.
White Leghorn baby chicks, Tan
cred royal muting, trapnest records
S50-200 egg. Book your orders now
If vou want March and April chicks.
Jubilee Incubators at reasonable
nricea. Ed. Bryant. Phone 9-1-
Roseburg.
Why not put a tool box on your
running board? It Is very conven
lent; 13.25. The Ford Oarage.
Why not put a tool box on your
running board? It is very conven
ient; S3. 25. The Ford Garage.
CAR ICS IS ELECTED.
jfcbUU.uu uum:
Will buy any one of the follow
ing houses:
5 rm. plastered house, paved
street and sidewalks, lot 60x
201) feet. Price 11800; 1500
down, balance 6 per cent
6 rm. plastered house, lot 48x
100, on corner; paved streets
and sidewalk. Price 12000;
$500 down, balance 6 per cent.
5 rm. plastered bouse, paved
street, lot 40x175, a fine borne.
AROUND THE TOWN
Carried In every precinct In Doug
las county, that Carr's store In Rose
burg can save their customers
money. Vote your ticket straight
for Carr's. Big selection of Kail
and Holiday goods now on display.
WEATHER GETTING COLD.
Better have the children come
into Carr's and get a pair of warm
lersey or knit gloves, 25c to 35c.
Also men s and women s sues. Knit
caps for women or children. Get
them at Carr's. Bootees, mittens, or
a blanket for the baby.
NOTICE.
A reward of 1200 will be paid for
the return of Joseph Rohrer, dead or
alive. Reward will stand until Dec.
1. 1920.
MRS. JOSKPH ROHRER
A. K. GIBBS.
MACCABEE LADIES, ATTENTION.
Regular meeting of the Women
Benefit Association of the Maccaboes
will be hold Wednesday afternoon nt
2.30, on account of Thursday being
Armistice Day.
Price $1800: $500 down,
balance 6 per cent.
5 rm. plastered house, bunga
low style, strictly modern.
12600; 1500 down, balance
easy terms.
G. W.YOUNG AND SON
Real Eatote nd Inraraaoe.
116 Cow Ht. Phoo 417
legion Flag Here-
The colors for tbe local American
Legion post arrived yesterday and
are now on display at the local
book store. The flag will be carried
in the Armistice Day parade.
Initiation
The Daughters of Isabella held In
itiation ceremonies Sunday after
noon at the Maccabee Hall and the
following class entered the lodge:
Mrs. Elizabeth Langenberg, Miss
Lucille Redmond, Miss Mahala C.
Ray. Mrs. Meda Rryant, Mrs. Cath
erine Rice, Mrs. Pernio moore. Miss
Frances 1'otter, Mrs. Ada J. Derm,
Mrs. Anna Hess, Mrs. Gertrude Ken-
wxxv
we. am. tauinvi iu UUNTINUE OUR
Lower Price Sale!
Our 15 to 25 Reductions
p on everything are still ln effect. -
4 and hundreds additional
Special Bargains
5 We are assembling the finest and most in.
d teresting stock of ladies ready-to-wear oar
B . r i i. . v'
p ments ever seen m ixoseDurg. We know
i you will call it wonderful. For Coats Suit,
p Uresses, aweateis, Corsets, Underwear anil
i Shoes, all fancy and staple merchandise.-.
i Take advantage of our sale.
2
TUB STOKK THAT IS MAKING PUKKS LOWER
nedy, Mrs. Esther Musson. A boun
tiful banquet was served at seven
o clock tor all members of the lodge
and their families. About 125 were
present. A short program consist
ing of piano solos, and a vocal solo
by Father Ambrose, were given aft
er the banquet. Father Adrian gave
the address of welcome, ,nj KtJ
ulu. Hnyri ittlKU lOUOWed.
The deal for the sale of tkt t
(jiu.i restaurant, djt F. R. ci
to Mr. and Mrs. . R. Bowmin h
by the I-awrence-Cordoo tmj
TODAY I I
5 MATINEE KVEXIN'Q 8 6
w is v
I TODAY J
8 SMATIXFE KVEXIXaS
8 8
WHERE THE GREATEST STARS SHINE
Wallace Reid
With lovely LOIS WILSON in a rough-rolling romance that runs on love,
and spurts blue flames of excitement.
WHAT'S YOURHURRI
See the hair-raising motor race that opened the new Los Angeles speedway,
See the battle of men witn a raging storm to save a sleeping valley from death
See the breaking of the great Cabrillo dam.
Then see an unforgettable climax that called for a man3
and found him on the job.
Mutt & Jeff Comedy andDare Devil JackNo.ll
MATINEE-EVENING
TUESDAY
NEW OREGON
Again under the man
agement of
Mrs. Foutch
House thorouKhljr reno
vated; much new furnUunt
milled. ttiMH. room.. Hy day
or week.
Ill Sheridan Street
UAII.Y WKATUKIl REPORT.
U. S. Weather Bureau, local office.
Roseburg. Oregon, 24 noun ending
a. m. :
rwlpltatltm In laches and Haadredth
IttKhi'Xt temperature yesieriiny . . bs
temperature last night ...
I'rtM-lpitatlnn, last 24 hours 0
T.it;il preolp. lnce flrst of month. 0
N.umiil preelp. for this month... 4.37
Total pn-rip. from Sept. 1. 1 J2l . . 6 3
to il;Ue
AveriK preclp. from 9pt. 1. 1S77 3 7
T.UhI excens from Sept. 1. l'J20... 2 27
AvtTnarM or o tnttntlo n for 43 Wet
.a.-ons c.sepl. lo aiay, inrj....i n
Forci-aat to I D. m. for OUth western
Qreffun:
Tonight and Tuesday lair, continued
Cool.
V U J J A y 44 4
MATINKI-FVEXIXO
Bryant Washburn in 'Mrs. Temple's Telegram
Heinline-Moore
CONSERVATORY
Ladle eiea1ly Incited la erve
nr Monday aad Tfcrar
physical Iralnlnf rlaaa. a ihm
vi sad aad elab drill.
Ktadarsartea uptU an rolled at
my tlata. Pour I rained ifjiehaca la
aarsa aC Way .
NEW TODAY.
-All kinds of dry . wood
Kim SALR-
1'lioni- 21.
KtVit SAl.K 2 fresh cows. O. O. Mat-
thi n Melrose. Ore.
v antki) To rent a pmn. Sutherlin
A .ulemy, Sutherlln. tr Kon.
V WTK1
-To lease
rnl-i.ed house
a fumishod or uu
I'hone 11-1,.
KmU s.m.K 12 Puroo shnuts. atuut ti
lbs. Itobert JTJomsland louto .
Ft U"SAlK Verv tine euTl appli-s at
or::,nd Orchards. Chas. A. IJiand.
V ANT KI Second hand sod-brt-alter
pliv I'hone K-K3. lewlri Varkt-r.
l'irki:i Al'T'l.KS 50 cents per bm.
Itrlnn your boxes. I F. Chase, KUen-
ImwtT, west K. K. track.
Ku SAUE t lat7 Ford In ifood condi
tion. 1 1918 Ford and a 19-"0 Fir-1
triuk Pee these machines at Ford
F'olt !.LK Pedinree Luroc sw, will
f;rrw shout April IS, I1R. M. 1'om
mmli, near Cloak's school house,
Weft Rooebui-tr-
WANTKtV-Ti'im of ni;re, 2Sn(l lbs..
years old; must be absolutely sound
and true, broke to work. Oiv de-s.-rtntlnn
and price In first letter. M.
U Ktmmel. Glide. Ore.
THE OTHEK CANDIDATES Vote-
strtlfht ticket on hand made
riott.sa, Bd V. Prlca or Bruner
woolens. tcptloia price where
br you are OL"A ANTkKD ft 10
1.0 isvins Tblak It over, Ray's
81 tw.
To-Day
Only!
m LIFE LIE
with an All Star Cast, inc,udb,g
Jack Holt, SeenaOwen, Wallace Berry, Pauline Stark, Lc
and Tully Marshall, founded on the world famous melodrama of the
"The Romany Rye"
A heart-warming romance of young love which blends t
beauty and the passions of life into a stirring entertains
that vou can't soon forget.
Mermaid Comedy and Educational Subject
ADMISSION PHICESt BIAXINEK-HVENDCO CHILDREN 10, AUi