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I'AOB BIX
DOVGIAH COIXTY emu
MABK1KU TO CAL1FOHX1A.Y
Relatives are ex pec mm the arrival
of George Weeks with his brldo, who
until N'ovember 13 via Mini I.llllau
Llchtenberger Of Ruckles, Oregon,
say a San Bernardino, California,
paper.
Mr. Weeks Is well known In San
Bernardino, having been reared her
and having attended the Han liernar
illno school for several years. Just
two years ago he went north to Ore
gon where he accepted a position
with the Agoma Lumber Company,
and now holds a responsible position
with that firm, being one of the en
gineers.
The couple following their mar
riage, left for San Francisco, where
they are now spending a few nays
honeymoon, before coming south to
San Iternardino. where a large circle
of relatives and friends are waiting
eagerly to meet the new bride who
is a lovely blond of the petite type.
Word of the marriage and the
entuinc of thB couple was receivea
by the groom's sister, Mrs. James
Uaxler, Jr., of A street, where the
couple will slay for a time.
It is also possible that Mr. and
Mrs. Weeks will choose San liernar
dino for their permanent home,
which will bo entirely satisfactory
to the friends and relatives of the
young man, who will be anxious to
make bis bride fuel at home so far
from the forests of Oregon.
The bride is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Lelchtenoerg of Ruckles,
Douglas County, Oregon. ,
X).VriHXU COXTKST
The watih guessing contest, start
ed by Jeweller Turick, will be con
tinued until Dec. 4th. Mr. Turick
has placed a large number of Iuger
Soll watches in ills window and will
give oue free to the person guessing
nearest to the right number. A num
ber of estimates have already been
made ou the number displayed.
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The inter-class basket bull teams
of the sophomores and Juniors will
play Wednesday evening after school
hours in the high school gymnaBlum.
The majority of the interclass games
have been played, the only remain
ing one with the exception of the
gaine Wednesday, being the Seniors
and Freshmen, the date for this
game not having been set.
A hearing will be given It. H. C.
Wood, in the city court tomorrow.
Mr. Wood is charged with reckless
driving, a complaint having been
made against blm by Claire High, a
local call boy who was Injured a few
days ago, when the auto driven by
Mr. Wood, collided with his motor
cycle. Mr. Wood denleB that he was
driving recklessly and will Introduce
testimony to support his denial at
the hearing tomorrow.
LIBERTY THEATER
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LAST TIME TODAY
The greatest 'r picture ever marie, by the most daring flyer Hie
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LIEUTENANT
Omer Locklear
"The
The Intrepid dare-devil of the air.
IN
Skywayman"
A story of life and thrills above the clouds.
LOCKLFAR
Killed L03 Angeles, Calif., ri I IrtTT
August2, 1920, in airplane Ml III I I
crash in final scene of the
Skywayman.
FORD EDUCATIONAL
Greater Feature Comedy
GAUMONT GRAPHIC
LIBERTY'S CONCERT-'Cavatina," by Raff.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
A R0BRTS0N COLE MASTERPIECE
Albert CapellaniJPresents
"The Fortune Teller"
STARRING
MAJORIE RAMBEAU
11
5--.L.ia.3s.-' a
1 ,.n . nt
-cFvfH The Fortune Teller. jtsww mauorje rambeau ossj
MHSnN-CMS
I KOM TIIK I'l.AY 1IY I.KHillTOX (iltAYKS.
Spirit World of Mr Oliver Uule Uevmled by I'llm.
.interim's foreiiHMt emotional nrtre Interprets for the sleiit
ilnnw the gmtt mother irt In "The Fortune Teller."
GREATER FEATURE COMEDY
"Ladies Must Dance and Every Day is Fiesta.
Liberty's Concert "Angel's Serenade," by Braga.
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Matinee Daily 2:15 p. m.; Evenings 7:15 and 9
p. m. Children Matinee 10c, Evenings 15c.
Adults 25 cents.
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4 AlrOl'XD TIIK TOWN'
Will Visit Sister
rinrnihv I-aiie left this morning for
Albany to visit her sister, JJellu, who
is attending school there.
lluck to School
t .ia i',.n,lrnfr n uimimit at the
Oregon Agricultual college, left this
inorniiig for her scnooi utter spenu
ing the Thanksgiving holidays here.
leaves for Eusoiie
Mrs. Nettle IJryant and Mr. C. E.
Beard left this morning for Eugene
to attend the funeral of Uev. Francis
Smith.
SKiit rny Here
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Frctwell and
children came to Hoseburg today
from their home at Iloaglln, to shop
and visit with friends.
llnsiiiess In Drain
J. It. Farrlngton, manager of the
local telephone exchange, left this
morning for Drain to attend to busi
ness matters for the day.
Here or Holiday
Miss Katbryn Wullace, of Port
laud, Bpent the ThauksgivinK holi
days iu this city visiting frienus. She
returned to her home Sunday.
Vacation lu Portland
Miss Helen I. Moore, music super
visor in the-Hoseburg schools, spent
the latter part of last week In Port
land visiting with friends.
'roiii Portland
Mrs. J. E. AicBrldo, who has been
visiting in Portland with Mrs. tarle
Davis for the past few days, arrived
iu Hoseburg this morning.
lU'tiirim Nunilay
Mrs. Helen Ford Turner, physical;
education instructor at the Heinline
Moore conservatory, returned Sunday
from Portland, where she had been
visiting with friends over the holidays.
Will I,ocato Here
J ,H. Mason, of Oshkosh, Wis.,
who has been visiting his cousin, S.
J. Jones, of this city, hit for his
home this morning. Mr. Mason will
return to Hoseburg In March and will
lucute here permanently.
Visiting Here
til:.. K ....!,.., . ...Dfllt-
er in the Hoseburg high school, spent
the latter part of last week here with
friends. Miss Malley resides in Ore
gon Cily.
Iteturn to Corvallis
Virgil and Minnie Shupe, Miss
Dorothea Abraham and the Misses
McCaw, who have been spending the
Thanksgiving holidays at the home
of Attorney and Mrs. Albert Abra
ham, left yeBtcrday afternoon for
Corvallis.
Week Kntl Pnrty
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Folbe enter
tained with a week end party Satur
day and Sundny at their home in
(ilongary. Those present were the
Mfses Henkle, Potter. Cory, Mti
hoiiey, und Mrs. Kittle Marsters.
Iteturn to ScliiMil
Miss Mayhelle Miller, Miss Helen
Casey, Miss Eva Uice and Miss
Eunice Eggleston all left Sunday af
ternoon for tjie University of Oregon,
where they attend school. The
spent the holidays here with rela
tives and friends.
Itet urn Fn in Honeymoon
Mr. nnd Mrs. Eugene Woods, who
were recently married in this city.
and who have been spending their
honeymoon in Los Angeles and other
California points, arrived in Rose
burg this morning. The young couple
will make their home in this city. Mr.
Woods being Interested In the Hose
burg CaTerrrla. -.
Residing Here .
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bashford. who
were recently married in Portland,
have arrived in this city and will re
side here permanently. They have
a new home under construction on
Chadwlck street, and Mr. Bashford
will be employed by his father, E. L.
Hashford. in the Douglas County
flour mills. Mrs. Hashford was a
Portland girl.
I .of I This MnmlliR
Woodson Maddox, who has been
spending a furlough In this city with
Ills parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. W.
Maddux, left this morning for Fort
McDowell. Ancrl Island, where he is
stationed. From thMre he will go to
Honolulu. Mr. Maddox may receive
his discharge from the nrniy and re
turn to this city within several
months.
t'oiitidetini; Building
Forest Hangers llouser and Hon
hrnke 1. ft this morning for Ollde,
whre the ranger bungalow is being
completed and made ready for occu
pancy. The forestry department has
nought a tract of land nt Ollde and
has erected a modern bungalow
which can be used as a residence,
nnd is also putting in a complete
telephone exchange eonnectlng with
the forest lines, and is building a
thoroughly equipped blacksmith shop
where repairs can be made to equip-
llaiso I Arse Sum
An Illustrated lecture was given at
the Christian church last nleht hv
Rev. R. 1,. Dunn, pastor of the
church at Astoria. The Christian
church has Just entered the Astoria
field and has a congregation of about
to members there. The church Is
not yet self-stipnortlnr and th local
congregation has pledged Itseslf to
nssl.t !n supporting the work of the
church and aiding the construction
of the building there. A special col
lection tsXn Inst night resulted In
the raising of $168 In cash and
pledges.
FOK.UER PASTOR. DIES.
Rev Frnnois tinj lib. for several
years pastor of the local Free
Methodist church, died at .Vurshfield
on Saturday and was buried at Eu
gene today. Mr. Smith was well
known In Ruaeburg, uaviug i-in
several years in this city. The fu
neral service was preached by Hev.
Dollarhide of this city, who went to
Eugene this morning. .
K.VKJHTS TK.MPI.A It, ATTENTION'.
Speclul meeting Ascaiou
dry Tuesday evening at 7: 30. Work
ill I , u v. . un,.
S. J. MlUr-.MA!r,u, iiw.
0
Dnmk,. rir,. onetiised car Jit
ney service. Phone 6.
Glenn Reymers. agent for the Ore
gon Journal, will be pleased to leave
you the daily and Sunday Journal for
65c per month, or Sunday alone for
25c per month. Phone 465-J.
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OH WEE Ol'IJA AT 13c.
A 15c oulja board, 5MxS Inches,
hAAVv ffniri caril hoard, felt footed
pointer. Same lettering and style as
the big hoards, but these only lac.
Each In mailing envelope. Get your's
Initnv nt Cnrr'a When VOU Want
Christmas goods, go to Carr's, where
you save.
WOItTH AM. IT X)ST
For th first time In the history
of Douglas county there Is a hard
surface road the entire distance be
tween Myrtle Creek and Hoseburg.
and a cracking good one at that. Be
ginning at the end of the paving
leaching from Myrtle creek, to tne
Winston's school house, a very fine
gravel road now reaches the top of
the hill at the south boundary line
of the city of Hoseburg. Regardless
of the weather conditions, one can
now travel to and from Roseburg
over this route, winter or summer.
rain or shine, with ease and dis
patch. It is well worth all the money
that has been spent to build it.
Myrtle Creek Mall.
Alfalfa and
Hog's
Does this sound good to you?
70 acre ranch with 30 acres of
creek bottom, and plenty of.
water to irrigate: 5 acres culti
vated upland, balance In pas
ture and timber; 3 acres hear
ing prunes; good 6 room
house, barn, prune dryer; one
mile to town and shipping
point; near lilc.h school; fam
ily orchard.( Price $12,000, i
cash.
We still have some good buys
in homes. Small payments
down. Drop lu and see us.
G. W.YOUNG AND SON
Real Kttate and Innirtioe.
116 Can 8L Phoo 417
Arundel, piano tuner. PHout 1491
U.II,V W LATIIER BKI'ORT.
U, f?. Went her Uureau. looal office,
Hoseburg, Oregon, 24 tioun ending 6
t. m.:
I'rri'lpHMIon in Inches and llundrriith
iiiKiifMl liiiperttture yesterday ... 48
Iaw.'hI temperatitrv )a.-t nitfht ... 36
PrtH-iiiitution. UtHt 24 Ikiuih 0
Total iift ip. Blnce llrst of month fi.24
Normal prctip. for this month... 4.3J
Total pretip. from Sept. 1, ltf20,
to ilale U'.29
Avenue prtip. from Sept. 1. 1S77 7.M
Total extent from iv-pt. 1, lJt... 4.4J4
Average precipitation for 43 wet
seasons (Sept. to May. Inc.) 31.48
Forecast to 8 o. m. for outhumftiMi-n
Or. itbn:
TuniKht rthi Tupstlav rain.
WILLIAM UKLU Observer.
KKTniN SIXDAY
Miss Zonnie McDonald, who has
been "pending the Thanksgiving hol
idays In Rosehurs, with her Bistor,
Mrs. . A. Glenn, left Sunday for
Corvallis where ahe is attending the
Oregon Agricultural college. She was
tccompiuiied by Miss Dorothy Doe of
the college who spent the holidays
XKW TOOAY.
Knit Vtol.tN LK5SONS call at 52S S.
fine St.
OK S.W.K Wooil healing sLove. fii
inl re Klla St.
Mi SA1.K 1 Ivory dresser, i-abv liih
hair. 1 walker. U2 W. l.nii;h'H St.
i I i S Xl.K -J.jvnr-ol'd milch Vn J .'T7
- iurnev eroHs, fresh hi "on, gen
IL II. .M..yer. Ilrockway.
tt
l-'oli SAl.K i Incuhators, 1 brooder.
I- J lluffstacilt. DUonvllle. l'hone
3 4jK3 .
'oii SALK Si-vuti months old-S in"clT
jdji' In;utr 12:'4 1'ronpect Sr.
' U SALKThofout;hbretl Uirot miW
with pics i weeks old. V, 1. Hen.
UlllMir. ore. I'hone
Van H.W.K Oorvallls wliiie Leuhurn
eoekereijt. Mrs. C W. tiroves. Kusy.
hutn. 1'tione 6-K3S.
KOU SALi: I-nrne healer In rlrst vla!"
condition, lately used In I. ). r. K.
ble hall. For particulars call or
write room 7. Uevlew Hid?., X. .Mi k
son St.
W A X T K I " Horse, buKt)- and harV'V.
must be In fair shape an I res sun. hie.
Addrens Hev. Carletoa 1. Jones, lul
ls rd, lre.
WAXTKD Two or more furnished
rooipi or small house. First elai
references. No children. Vhon- i
or address I K. car Aew.-Ue-view.
Vm SALE 13 u acres of orchTrd'
land; 11 acres In apples. Newtown
FSpplns and Splttenberes; nere In
pears. S acres In timber; I ot tn
town; price $:.i0J. See K. 8. Wilson.
Sutherlln. Ore.
MAN WANTKlv Share prop.sit!on0
rn nne.il RFiruen SOU. IWO miles
from Roseburg; most modsrn country
horn In th county, bath, toilet hot
and cold water, etc.; a real oppor-
invt v f..r the rltfht man. A : ply
Kiwrence-Cordon Company, 125 rani
tiiei. l(une 219.
Niece of Roseburg .
People Married
Miss Marjorle Kay, daughter of
lleiireseututlve and Mrs. T. fi. Kay,
of Salem, and nelce of Mr. and Mis.
O. P. Cochow of ibis city was mar
ried this afternoon In suleui, where
she resides to Hollis Huntington,
who Is also known In this city. The
wedding ceremony took place at the
auiue of the bride's parenzs, and
was performed by Hev. J. J. Evans,
pustor of tlie First Christian church
of Salem. A large number of friends
and relatives were present at the
wedding. The groom is a brother of
Charles (Shy) Huntington, athletic
director at Ihe University of Oregon,
who acted as best man. Mr. Hunting
ion at present is director of athletics
of the public schools of Anocona,
Montana, anq tne young couple will
make their home in that city.
I'lK SOCIAL HELD
. Getting back to the simple style
In entertainments was the pie social
given in the high school gymnasium
ednesday evening by the Senior
and Junior classes. Old fashioned
games of every description were re
vived for the evening, and were all
thoroughly enjoyed as a welcome
c hange. The sum realized from the
auction of the pies was divided up
equally between the two classes
sponsoring the entertainment.
KDKXKOWEIl FIjAQ STATION
Word was received liere today.
from Salem, that upon order of the
Hunlic Service Commission, Eden
bower will be a flag atop for both
trains number 18 and 17. For the
past two years number 17 has ob
served no flag slops at Edeubower.
although the station has been a reg
ular stop tor number 18. In the fu
ture, however, number 17, which
passes through Edenbower a few
minules before 10 o'clock, will stop
mere on a nag signal.
POItTJ.A.D MARKET.'
PORTLAND. Knv 50 H.a .
a trifle higher today, quotations be
ing $12 to J12.7S. Cnf I In worn nlon
quoted higher, going at $8.75 to
:.). 'Ibe slieep murkt was weak,
and esggs are on a downward trend.
auying price ta to 67 cents. Candled
eges were brinpiniF frnm 7n tn nt
cents. Butter is steady.
Collins Owns Up
to Train Robbery
KANSAS CITV Knv IT-UK
Collins, postal inspectors announced
many, Has signed a statement con
fessing his participation in the train
robbery near Council Bluffs ten days
aco. at which time over three mil
lions in plunder was secured by the
gang, mostly young men under 20.
as Miss McDonald's Ruest in the city.
i.s hub was extensively -entertained
while here, among the social af
fairs In her hnniip i t.
--- --- "" iunuiieuii
by Miss Iris Rice, a luncheon by Miss
-fin ueyniers ana a theatre party
by Miss I.nreinne Conlee.
smash:
GO SHOE PRICES!
It's Felt Slipper Time!
Felt Slippers on
Sale Now
All $2.50 Slippers, now - . $1 95
All $2.00 Slippers, now . - 1.65
All $1.50 Slippers, now - - jjg
Slippers make acceptable
gifts. Better buy them early
while these savings are possible.
SMASH Go Shoe Repair Prices.
Roseburg Booterie
IRV1.V liltl'XX
SHOES THAT SATISFY AND FIT TOUR FEET, BRING US TOUR REPUIWOMUD SB ffiKina
Perkins lildg., ltuseburg.
f AJnoUXD THE TOWN
A freight car was derailed yester
day a short distance east of the Win
chester bridge. The car was replac
ed within a very short time and no
delays were experienced and no dam
age was done.
C. S. Heinline, who has been quite
ill for several weeks is sufflcienly
recovered In health to return to his
o.fices.
A marriage license was Issued on
Saturday evening to K. L. Thornton
and Fern Oberman of Oakland.
Mrs. J. P. Lenox of Sutherlin came
to Roseburg today and spent a short
time visiting with friends and shop
ping .
C. M. Smith of Elkton was a Rose
burg visitor today attending to busi
ness matters for a short time.
A baby daughter was born yester
day to Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Ware, of
Riddle, at the Mercy hospital.
NO TMI1KR WSTROTB
ECOEVE n, v
ber on the Siii.i'.w v..i ,' .
aside from that on prime irwjj
son Just past, accordim lo lit i
nual reDort on firm inmni.ii
S. Shelley, supervisor of tl( lond
NOTICE TO rRKDrrWI.
in lUnkriin.v
In th Irutrl.-t t-'uurt oc th CuJ
......r. mi in,, ui.irr.-t ri urrtii
In the matter of K. C. Sh.rf h..-.
To thp creditors of P. C. sful
iiiitk. in ine count? AI uoof
listrii-t. aforMld. s btakrw
Notli'p in hereby siren that sy
.irn imy or iso'elDer. 1:I. tkial
P. U. tihatt wai duly adludWUd lo4
rupt; ana that the flr.l meftiKf tfi
creUlturH will be held al tht olTui
the uhili'miKneil referee la Una,
Oreiron, on the 10th day ( beta.-
ut 11 o clocK In the lornut
which time the aald credits no i
tenil. prova their clalma. tBMqi
trustee, examine the binknat si
trnnam't such other Dulnen at a
properly come before aal1 nexst
Itnscburg;, Oreiron. Nor.mfce:
19 JO. C. U HAHI1.
Reterea la Baakntrji
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I TODAY ll'rtfSI I TODAY
ffl MATIXEE RVEXIXQ 8 gsMfc" jimmumuMM g M ATINEE-CTETO;
THE WARM THEATRE WITH THE COMFORTABLE SEATS
BIULIE BURKE
The cluirni girl of the screen In nuulcap romance of love, laa ghs and excitement.
"AWAY GOES PRUDENCE"
Mutt and Jeff Comedy, "Nothing But Girk
Episode Jack Dempsey Serial
Matinee-Evening Tliesday-Wednesday Matinee-Evaiii
WILLIAM FARNUM in "Wolves of the Nighfll
Fatty Arbuckle in "A Reckless Romeo
TODAY
ONLY
WALLACE REID
IN
"The Lottery Man"
Ixe 1,1, shirt, dignity, and bachelorhood In mad scramble to esupe n""s
A Famous Chester Monkey Comedy
And a Chester Educational
in in ' i m