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Our New York buyer baa (ecu red for n beautiful line at Tory
low price. You are the one to benefit. Make your selection now.
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lU'tunis to Wilbur
Mrs. C. Scbroedar, who ha been
attending to business matters In
itoBcliurg for a short time, left this
afternoon for nor home in Wilbur.
From Suthcrlln.
Professor Weaver, of the Suth
erlln acailemy came over on the late
train yesterday to attend to busi
ness matters here.
Here From Montana
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorite W, McKeown
arrived In HoseHburK today from
Whltc-hall, Montana, and spent sev
eral hours here visiting with friends.
They are onroute to points In Cali
fornia, where they expect to spend
the winter. They are traveling by
automobile.
Unique Advertising
A unique advertising scheme was
used by Manager Hill, of the Antlers
and Majestic theaters this afternoon
for the picture, "What's Your
Hurry," with Wallace Reid, to be
shown at the Majestic theater to
night. Four large trucks covered
with placards were driven through
the streets sevoral times, the picture
being announced by an employe of
the theater In the foremost truck.
Plain sewing done. 208 Parrot St.
ID)
Armory
Tonight!
Election Return
will be Megaphone! to
the dancers throughout
(be evening ta received.
Election
Night
The BIG Event
5 Piece Orchestra 5 I
Fire Destroyed
Army Buildings
Br AModaf4 Prtii.
VANCOTVLK Wash , .Nor. 2
fire destroyed the cominlBsary and
office buildings of the Vancouver
bnrracks early today. The loss was
$J5,000.
Sixty-nine Pre
cincts go G. 0. P.
KANSAS CITY, Nor. 2 Sixty
nine widely scattered precincts In
Kansas at 3 o'clock this afternoon
gave Harding 3836 and Cox 184.
Oklahoma Gives
Majority to Cox
MUSKOGEE, Okla., Nov. 2 In
complete returns in eleven out of
nineteen precincts give Cox 1875 and
Harding 3C7.
5 WE ARE GOING TU CUINHWUii uun r
Lower Price Sale! j
Our 15 to 25 Reductions
Vote In Three
Precincts Heavy
OKLAHOMA CITY Nov. 2 Three
precincts here give Cox 222 and
Harding 87.
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Spokane Buildings
Consumedln Flames
SPOKANE, Nov. 2. Three busi
ness buildings suffered In a Are this
morning with a loss of $25,000. The
firemen controlled the blaze which
threatened the First llapllst church.
STKAIi 1 1,MM TKKTH.
LONDON., Eng., Nearly 14.000
artificial teeth were taken by thieves
who entered the shop of 'George
Mannlstor, a dental surpeon. A num
ber of gold bridges, gold crowns and
as well as a quantity of scrap gold.
LIBERTY THEATER
"Where Everybody Goes."
TWO STAIW Of THK WOULD OIK ATTUACTIOXS.
TODAY
AND
TOMORROW 1
7 "The Great French Farce
that Startled the Capitols
of Europe.'
seeTiti
Wanda Hawley
IN-
66
Has Voted Regularly
For Past 72 Years
U. C. Stanton, fumlliarly known
throughout tho county as "Hardy"
.Stanton, a resident of this city since
before most of the present population
were born, voted today, and after
ward said that he probably would not
again vote, us he has been a regular
voter since 184872 years. Mr.
Stanton cust hlB first ballot for
Zachary T .ylor In 1848, tho twelfth
president of the United States. Since
that time he Has regularly cxeroisea
his right as a citizen of the United
States, never missing a general elec
tion. At 96 Mr. Stanton is hale and
hearty, attending to his usual routine
of allulrs about town every day, and
moves niuch spryer than many men
forty years bis Junior.
on everything are still in effect.
and hundreds additional
Special Bargains
5
I We are assembling the finest and most in-
p teresting stocK or laaies reaay-io-wear gar
i ments ever seen in Roseburg. We -know
I you will call it wonderful. For Coats, Suits,
f Dresses, bweateis, Corsets, Underwear and
t Shoes, alf fancy and staple merchandise.
i Take advantage of our sale.
2 THK HTOKK THAT IS MAKING PIUCES LOWKIt 2
CANADA HAS Itt.MPKH CROP.
OTTAWA.' Ont., Nov. 1. An esti
mate of the Canadian grain crops for
120 Issued today by t he dominion
bureau of statistics showed that Can-
adu should have 100,000.000 bushels
of wheat for export In excess of last
year.
All other grains showed big In
creases over the crop of the preced
ing year.
The bureau s estimate of the wheat
crop Is 203,361,000 bushels, against
193,260,000 bushels last year. This
Is some 4,000,000 bushels lurger
than the estimate two months ago.
The bureau's estimate of other
field crops follows: Oats 543,000,000
bushels against 494.000,000 las
year; barley 65,000.000 bushels
against 56.000.000 bushels last year
and flax 10,076.000 bushels against
5.472.000 bushels last year.
NKtil.liCT LA1I TO SKUTKIl.
BELOVED
VILLAIN"
Adapted from the famous French play "La Veg
lione" by Alexander Bisson and Albert Carre,
"The Ihittlc of the Plow
era,' a gorgeous scene In
HER BELOVED VILLAIN
We have flowers for
every occasion. "Say it
with flowers."
CHIC-
That Is the word that de
scribe theno gowns
fiwh from Paris. It n
plies also to "IIKIt
LOVKI) VILLAIN," that
saury, (taint)', delirious
French farce.
Colorful Carnival Scene in "Her Beloved Villain'
Shows Nice at its Gayest Season.
Wanda llawley, star In sparkling French comedy, thinks Ameri
can need more play such as Kumimut fete afford.
Complete Election Returns Read from Stage.
Matinee Dally 1:15 p. m.; Evenings,
7:15 and 9 p. m. Prices: Children,
matinee 10c, evening! 15c; Adults,
250.
Comedies Vodvil Mo
vies and Cartoon on
the Border.
PKOVIDENCK, It. I., Nov. 1.
The United States inspector of steam
vessels has brought charges of negli
gence, uuskillfulness and violation of
pilot rules against Captain H. A. Ilig
gins, master of the steamer Cape
Fenr. which sank In Narraganaett
bay Friday night with the loss of 17
lives, utter colliding with the steam
ship City of Atlanta of the Savannah
line.
Inspectors K. B. Clarke and U. F.
Halley charge that Captain Illgglns
permitted the pilot to leave the ship
while she was in Narraganaett bay.
while he should not; that ho changed
his course after signaling to pass in
another direction and that, after
hearing the danger signal of the At
lanta, he failed to stop and reverse
the engines ot the Cape Fear.
STILL K.MUF.h AT M(,11T.
CHANTS PASS, Or., Nov. 1.
.Sheriff George Lewis, with the aid of
three deputies, last night captured a
slill which was being operated In the
mountains near here. Jack Casey.
Jack Mulone and aman named Kay
suspected of making illicit liquor,
were arrested.
Whisky was being made at the
Oroflno mines, about 15 miles from
here. Three miles were over moun
tain traits. About two gallons of the
finished product was seized and 50
gallons of prune and grape mash
was thrown out. The liquor is being
held as evidence against the men.
who will be turned over to the fed
eral authorities.
$500.00 DOWN!'
Will buy any one of the follow
ing bouses:
5 rm. plastered house, paved
stroet and sidewalks, lot 60x
200 feet. Price $1800; 1500
down, balance 6 per cent
5 rm. plastered house, lot 48x
100, on corner; paved streets
and Bldewulk. Price $2000;
$500 down, balance 6 per cent.
5 rm. plastered house, paved
street, lot 40x175, a fine home.
Trice 11800; $500
balance 6 per cent.
down,
B rm. plastered house, bunga-
niji,,, Biiieuy mouern.
$2500; $500 down, balunce
easy terms.
G. W.YOUNG AND SON I
Real Rstata and Insnraaee.
110 Cam St. Phone 17
AROUND TUB TOWN
Returns to Portland
Mrs. Ruby Mosher left this after
noon for her home in Portland, fol
lowing an extended visit In this city
MAJESTIC
TUESDAY NIGHT from 9 p.n,.to6n
ONE BIG SHOW
'The House of Hate'
Featuring PEARL WHITE
Full of thrills and daring deeds. The kind of
picture you will enjoy as .the election returns
flashed on our screen,
A warm, comfortable place with good entertains
good music, and national, city and county election return
as received through the leased wire privilege of J. W p
kins and the Roseburg News-Review. ' '
with her mother, Mrs. W. D. Wohl-
forth
O. p. Coshow 11
Attorney O. P. Coshow, who has
been conducting a campaign for the
office of attorney general, returned
t his home in this city last night.
He states that prospects are excel
lent. ,
Hack From Hunting Trip
Barton Helliwell and Guy Cordon
who have been hunting in the vicin
ity of Tiller returned home last
night. Mr. Helliwell was successful
in killing one of the largest bucks
to be brought out of the Tiller sec
tion tms year.
Visit in Portland-
Mrs. R. s. Button, of Out. J
ley. left this srtem. .... 1
Hwvu ltfr nKi-
where she will visit with reuUTJ
Biiui 1 nine.
Hack from Dakota
M. C. Radabaugh, the'mctioj
od to conduct a number ol ai 1
turned to- this city on tat J
morning train tnri u. o.,. 1
states that ho saw coiuidentool
nciiuci iu me mountain, uitd
and Is glad to get back to 0n4
mini ii puim to see tu
Ririniimp vy eiwnon day.
El
All sorts of sales successfully
concluded. . for arrangements see
M. C. RADABAUGH
630 N. Pine St.
.NOTICE TO PUBLIC.
The grocery stock and business
heretofore conducted by H. T. Ash
worth at Sheridan and Lane streets
having been purchased by Richard
Stubbs, notice Is hereby given that
all outstanding accounts due the for
mer are payable to. Mr. Ashwotih,
who also assumes all liabilities
against the store. Mr. Ashworth will
be found at the store for the next 30
days to receive settlement of all out
standing accounts. He also desires
to thank the public for liberal
patronage In the past.
Roseburg, Ore., Nov. 2. 1920.
R. T. ASHWOKTH.
RICHARD STUBBS.
CARIVS IS ELECTED.
Carried In every precinct In Hong
las county, that Carr's store In Rose
burg can save their customers
money. Vote your ticket straight
for Carr's. Big selection of Fall
and Holiday goods now on display.
JITXEY 871.
rhone this number for prompt !
service. Friend ft Howard.
BRYANT WASHBURN
Will Double You Up With Laughter in
MRS. TEMPLE'S TELEGRAM
A picture that is one long lingering laugh. All about a Love Hexagon! Some
thing far worse than a Triangle.
Supported by WANDA HAWLEY, CARMEN PHILLIPS and other noted play
Don't forget, we will give
you the Election Returns
as they are received!
A CENTURY
WONDER
COMEDY
AND
PATHE NEWS
MATINEE EVEMXa
WEDNE8DAV
MATINEE EVENING
A Dynamic Drama "TllC DCp PllYpte" of Throbs and
Thrilh
To-Day
Only!
To-Day
1 Only!
NEW TO!AY.
VOn SAUK Oak block wood. Cnr load '
U;u k Wedneatlny. P. A. nemts.
VOU SALE Corn, on cob or stftndinii !
in the nlJ. Come look It nVi-r 3 '
mllrsi ajt of Kuaeburg. It, U Kl h
IIAMIMON XAI, MINKIU
PITTSTON. Ta., This city claims
one of its citizens Is the champion
coal miner of tbe world. Michael
Hanahue. retired, has worked on an
average of ;20 days yearly for 40
rears, making a total of 48.000 hours
FOll SALE Two homes, one
ana one waizon: also cow.
st.
bunny
1 1 11.
WANTKH Uy hlK school Rlrl. plncu to
work after school hours. AtMresH It.
IV.cr .NYws-KuTlew,
FOU SALE (Lyenr-olrt pon (food
ftAditler or pack horned-heap if taken
toll SALE Two yearling calve, cul
tivator, feU grinder, corn nheller.
aulkey, stirring plow. 2 tncul.ators,
1 brooder. F. J. HotYstaedt, lU,n. i
rhone 34-F.t.
10 ACUKS KOIl KENT iu acn 5 Kod
plow Isnd, prune orchard and family
orchard. Rood bulldlnjc: full set of
lmplvinrntit, 0 head kooi! sheep,
P'y to l-awrence-Oonton Company,
UT Cuss Street. "f -'19.
1 60 AC H E It A N t ' ll VO HES'T io'
acres good plow land; beautiful
modern home; fully equipped: horses
Implement, cow and chickens; lo
cated three miles from town. A good
ch. nce for the right man Lawrnce
Cordon Company, KS Cast Street.
Wallace Reid
With lovely LOIS WILSON in a rough-rolling romance that runs cn
and spurts blue flames of excitement.
WHAfS YOUR HURRY
See the hair-raising motor race that opened the new Los Angeles speedway;
See the battle of men with a raging storm to save a sleeping valley from aea
See the breaking of the great Cabrillo dam.
Then see an unforgettable climax that called for a man
and found him on the job.
Mutt & Jeff Comedy and Dare Devil JackNo.il
Don't Miss This Big Show From 9 P. M. To 6
And see the Election Returns on our screen, as quickly
as they are received.
and bag mined St. 000 torn of coal.
TUWUW MAW. .
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