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ROSEBURQ NEWS-REVIEW FRIDAY. JULY 21, 10!. PAOt THHM ( I L Power Exposition LAURELWOOD PARK, Monday and Tuesday Evenings. IT'S FREE! Mr. W. G. MUNRO, Standard Oil Company Lubrication Expert in charge of the Radio. sssssss, H IKS! BARNUM & WILSON dUIT Tires and Accessories will be sold at wholesale for a few days more, to re duce stock for the Powell-Wakefield Co., who will endeavor to give you the same service you have received heretofore. The Mason Cord Tires will be featured by the new firm. A complete stock of Maxwell parts will soon be on hand, insuring you of the best possible service. - 117 North Jackson St. VISITORS AT THE AUTO CAM? GROUNDS Short Stories of the Stranger Who Stop In Their Journey Along the Highway. Si, any pli C', Yeaton 5 are the Mr. nnd Mrs". A. B. Yeaton. of I.os Anseles are stopping at the camp grounds over nltsht and say the ac- ! comniodationa aro the bet-t here of place they have stopped. The ons are on a Ions journey and tvpe of tourist one likes lo meet on the road and they will sure- 8' ly enjoy every bit or the way. They S- will U IU o-ann- iinr, 1111:11 w ldnho and I.ewlston. Montana, and visit relatives on their homeward Journey and will take in points ot interest In Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. C.corjre Walker, of Spokane, are enrouto to Red Illuff. California. They are on a vacation and will stop over in ltosehurg on their return. Mrs. .1. V. Tinini and two children, and Mrs. Wlerhman. nil of North Dakota, are on their way to Cali fornia on a pleasure trip. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. II. Mussor and three children, of Idaho, nre enroute to California.' Mr. nnd Mrs. J. K. I.ozan of Port land nre enroute to Oakland,, Cali fornia. lr. C. A. Hit and wife, who llvo 1 RsrMfi THE NEW G 3 Q G LAXATIVE. at every onus SWSf&lWfVi'WWl'ZCl ! " Methodist Love Feast" preiich H gj lug by tho district elder, I). . Doduo ' J fs ,j rt i j M and the Lord s Supnar. .Missionary , ;l What uod bays About "! at 3 P. n.. m the H V I he street from the church. Borne ,M mm r-rrtr Hi children will give lnterestiim mis-.. 'ft ill C. IXL. I Aslonary recitations. Come to this store atmosphere, and Captain Smith has reported that the skies over this pan of the state are now very clear. Communication from Washington. D. C. yesterday, stated the patrol wouid be kept on duty over the statb forests here for tho noxt 60 days, or until the wet season starts In. NOTICE. Fifty dollars rewnrd for Information leading lo the arrest of the party who shot and broko tho legs of my driving mare. MRS. E. SCHTtOKnETt. Wilbur, Ore. o Stolen Auto Is Recovered The Ford automobile stolon from in irvington. miirornia. nre enrom vv. K lio0(,Ci wllo rpsl,i0s near this to Crater Lake. They am completing my, on the date of July 1, was re a three-months tour, having visited , cm , r,.,i tn morning at Oregon City. Washington. I). C Mammoth Caves, according to word received by Slier. and 1 ne l eiiowniuin-, mm say me JOTEL DESTROYED IN BAD FIRE ElG EXE, July 21. Fire that lisinated In the Antlers hotel at tie Rlwr destroyed that structure I a number of nearby buildings 1 spread to the small timber on ' hills back of the town. Details re meagre until the arrival of Ku- ' nt 10:30 last night of William nsworth, of this city, who wltnes- kl the fire. The first news canto the forest telephone line from IcKenzie bridge, across the moun- s to Onkrldge thence to Eugene for the line along the upper Wil- tte river- I The first Information received Ihere was to the effect that only, the hotel had burned. Later in the ev ening word came that the entire town had been wiped out but fur ther information received over the telephone from McKenzle bridge was that only a few buildings aside from the notel worn destroyed. Mr. Ainsworth brought the news that the howl, the cottages adjoining it and one residence back of It were burned. The wind carried the fire to the mountains a, few rods back of the hotel and Smith L. Taylor, Cascade forest ranger had a forco of men at work endeavoring to prevent its spread to green timber. Nelson F. Macduff, supervisor of the forest said last night that in case of a northwest wind the fire would be carried to a tract of gre?n timber not far back of the town on the Blue river. This timber Is privately owned. Mr. Ainsworth stated that the fire started on the roof of the hotel, ev idently from a spnrk. As all of the i men about the hu'ldini? were on the river fishing Utile could be done fainilv extinguish the flames nmiouKti the hotel had a good water system with two lines ot hose. o THE PEOPLE OF .r6SEBURG Pick What You Wish All the delicacies of the season displayed before you, Cafeteria style. You'll like it best. Have been very appreciative of the work at the Beauty Studio. Miss Wlescher, who is In charge, will have an able nssistnnt Monday, Miss Hearth of Portland. wonders of Oregon are to be com-! pared with the best. This Is their third trip across the continent In the i same car. I I Mrs. Fred Gardner nnd Fnther Mr. Dangler are slopping at tho camp I grounds for the second time on their i way home nfter visiting relatives at St. Helens, While-here a short visit ; was enjoved vlth"tTio T.. S. Ttobblns i family. They will leave for their j home In Saratoga, California, In the I morning. Other visitors were E. A. Purrcll ' end family. Everett. Washington; III waunce i.nmn uno win1. ran .iwse. I.Iovd rinrrlson ami wire, rorinna: H. E. Warren and family, and Tom Warren and wife. Denna Park. Cali fornia: J. M. Hcngler and daughter. Cakloy, California: A. A. Allen nnd feni'lv, Portland: O. H. Mercdltv and family, Xamiia. Idaho: Joe Little's orchestra, Portland: E. T. Dunler. Portland. F. (!. Itradfleld. 4ind fitnl- lv, firand Junction. Colorado: C. P. Walker nnd wife. Spokane; .T. Ham lin and family, Seattle: T. II. Phelf fer nnd wife. Albany; M. Felt and wife. San Diego: fj. M. Coldmnn nnd fnmlly Asto-la; M. Hanks nnd wife. Klamath Falls: It. II. Johnson and Oakland. California; If. W. Swnfford nnd family. North Po-vder, Oregon: X. J Barclay and family. Fresno; C 11. Muser and family. Bellplnce. Idaho: C. A. I.ent! and wife. Chicago: I. fj. Brooks and fntn llv. Vancouver: .1. Brooks. Lewiston, Montana; J. Wetzel, Portland. o Iff Sam Startner, who has beon mak ing a determined effort lo locale the '. '.(chine. The car was stolen while Mr. Coodn was nttenditiH Chautau qua, leln;; taken from a spot near 1 10 ci-iirt house grounds. It was driv er, nwity by two men, enly meagre descriptions of them Ileitis obtained, however. H now develops that thnv diove the car to Jacksonville who.o they switched licenses with another car nnd then drove hack through thil city n few nights later and stopped at Oregon Cl.y. The have beun there for several days, trace of tin: car having been secured through the license change at Jacksonville. Tii'i officers have been making a particu larly hard effort to get this car, ns I)oiiglas county has a clean record on car thefts, no auto thieves having bf en able to make a clean get-away with a machine for several years. "What Is thy servant that thou shouldst look upon such a dead dog as 1 am." II. Sam uel 9.8. A dead dog that's what Mephl bosheth said of himself. A king's son that's the way Da vid treated him. Here Is (he story: David, tho king, had conquered his enemies and was looking around for a chance to serve his friends and ho found that there was a poor lanei son of his old friend Jonathan out at Lo-debar. So he sent for him and when Mephlbosheth fell before him expecting death ns a grandson of Saul who persecuted David for years from sheer Jealousy when he fell as a suppliant, David said, "Fear not, I havo given yon all tne possession of; your grandfather and 35 servants to till your farm, and as for you, ns long as you live you will eat at my table. That was mercy and the shock of it made Mephlbosheth feel like a dead dog. Put that Isn't a circumstance to w'.nt God for Christ's sake has dono f ir you and me. And yet, we have no conception of Ills mercy. You and I were deader than Jonathan's son Was and have been more ungrateful than a dog could be; and the Eternal Cod sent Jesus down here for us. He mnde provision f;r our eternal lit and everlasting happiness at the king's (aide. Oh. God, help men to be humbled by thy mercy humbled enough to receive every provision of thy love Amen ! missionary meeting and bring your' offering for foreign missions. Preavh. Ing Sunday evening at 7:30. All.lu vlted to worship with us. " ft ''' First Presbyterian Church, Lane and Jackson streets. Rev. h. Uowrlng Quick, minister. On account ot 'the strife In the labor world through- ' out the Vulted States, especially on .. the railroads, and In the coal mines. Dr. Umls Albert Banks has conseuU" ed to give, on Sunday morning, July 23, at the Presbyterian church, an address on Henry Marquame's great poem, "The Toilers Who Think.".All . railroad workers, aud any others ' who are interested In tho labor problems at the present time, aro specially Invited to be present. CANNING FRUIT? Now is the time to buy Fruit Jars. Tints 85c Quarts 95c 1-2 gal. : ?1.1'5 15 per cent discount on FISHING RODS This Week Only. S.B. CROUCH HARDWARE '? -O- GARAGE MEN. Wo will lry clean your ovrniI for you nt a ri'nHonn!)li iirlco. Jut rail 472. rail nnti deliver. KoseburK CleaiHTH. Cafeteria Dinner, 11 a. m. to 7:30 p. m. Short Orders and Cream Waffles at any time. Best of table service. progress. Little Inconvenience' was caused either business men or bousekeepeis by shutting off the power for one hour. Elimination of the local power com pany's service and connecting up with the Mountain States Co. line wtl furnish Cottage Grove with any nunn- i tlty of power that mnv he required . 1 here nnd, II Is hoped, more conxiMcni " service. The former local rompanv jjja operated by o. M. Kem and . M . t m .Khinn had been unable to supply the The Roseburg Cafeteria & Restaurant W. R. WARNER, Proprietor. f Poiver Lines Are i. Being Extended 5 COTTAGE GROVE. July 21. Con- K necting this city with the V. States Power company's 9 Springfield was completed Wednes- : day morning at 7 o'clock, the power A 1 being turned off In Cottage Grove 5 from S to 7 o'clock while the actual 5 i work of making the connection was In Tailor Makes rritni asks u.u.v intkiikst. M. iJ. Wnkofle,!, of tills city tin purcluiHod n half Intercut with V, C. I'o well, who hu n the local Mux well fluency. Mr. I-owd! find Mr. Hlney have token over i)m ntork of Harn um nml Wllnon, and will carry h coil) plot e 1 1 tin of iicrenHorii-H ft fir) piirtH. in connection witli ihelr auto niohiltt hiiHincxH. o ' ALL MEMBERS Valuable Find "After spending $000 for medicine and doctors in four years without get ting any In nefit for stomach trouble nnd bloating. I was induced by my druggist to try Mnyr's Wonderful Remedy and mil-' sjiy that a tl bot- Mauntnin; tie bas done me ",uo worth of good." plant In I a simp.., harmless preparation that removes th-1 catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and alUiys the inflammation which causes ptae tltally all stomal h, liver and Intesti nal ailments. Including appendicitis, fine dose will convince or money re funded. Tor s ile at all drugglsla. WHY PAY MODE. When vou can ret vour suit cleaned and pressed a' the lillSKlll'll'; CI.EANKKS for M.50. of Council 30.'7 of the Security Benefit Apsoci'n are hereby notified, by or der of council, to pay your tines here after lo Mr. Hcllows at Zl'i West Cass St. M rswell Electric Washer Let us demonstrate the NewMarswell 5 A demand for power for oitia tinif. m Workmen bad been busy for several A week rini:inE he wErr whirh carry 4 A1!0 PfwT from RprfnrfteM to Cottare 'A Forest Fires Are Being Checked V i. ' $ fil'NDAY AT THE CHCUCI1E8 The. Tent Mectliic on the court I house suuarr Is still In progress, j Much good seed Is being sown. Any ouestlon pertaining to man's salva tion will be answered. Subject for tonight (Friday) Is "The Divine Heritage." or Am I a Child of Cod? Subject, Lord's day at 1 1 a. in., "The Family." Subject Lord's day at 8 p. m..'Vhy I Ilelong to the Church to Which I do Ilelong." Everybody In vited and exceedingly welcome. ! M. E. Clmrrh, Koutli. Main ant T.ane streets. J. Tl. Needham, pastor.' The church school will meet nt H:4."i. V. I.. Cobb, superintendent. The study of the Itllile Is essentlnl In! the-e days. There aro classes here for' nil ages. Services conducted by I the pastor at 1 1 a. m. There will be some good music under the dlree-j tlon of T. II. Olsen. The Epworlh league meets at 7 p. ni.. Walter llnnd Is lmder. The union services will he: at 8 n. m. In the Presbyterian church and Key. J. II. Needham will deliver tho message. Sertnpn topic, "The Soul-l.ire of the Nation." r i I'lrst Church of Christ Srleutlst, 337 S. Jackson street. Ssrvlres nre held Sunday morning at 1 1 o'clock and V'edneday evening at S o'clock. This meeting Includes testimonies of healing. Sunday school con venes each Sunday morning at 9 : 4 r. ; all up to the ago of 20 years arc Invited to attend. The reading room In the rear of the church building Is open dally, except hell. lavs and Sundays, from 2 'o 4 p. in. The pub lic Is cordially Invited to attend these services and visit the reading; room. The subject of Sunday's sermon will be "Truth." rt r r, lnt.M-iiatloiuil llllile Students, 10:311 every Stindnv nt Moose hnll. Subject of A FLOWERS peak a language of their own a language of love and sentiment, "Sny It with (lower." Phone 240. THE FERN Capacity Six sheets or the equivalent Kody Enameled. Top copper and aluminum. All working parts enclosed. Eleven inch wringer with safety release, swings and locks in 5 different positions. tirove on the f aiirnrnia-oregon com pany's po'0"- At prescn' the IMiwer re. eeived here Is generated in the Spring field plant, but with the completion of the line from the California- Oregon compsny's new ma'n plant t Prospect near Crater lake, the Springfield sta tion will tie used onlr as distrihu'lnc point wTiere the hieh voltare of the main line will be "stepped down" for use by adjacent valley cities. ALTO . FRET AND SONS Phone 25. BADGLEY-ZIGLER HDW. CO. Ar reany to fnrni!, iny Itimtw and tlmbert nailed for tny bufldlnt an low anyone. 8e oi befV)r bnf Inir elcwhere. Vatrooiz UoaeUurg labor, Phone 324. K.rOKVK, . I.l:inm uhl-h I ane roiifit f' 1 m w firet mid t bni h rn the hi;t z'- in vi-if' : under rontrol. ' l.f-well Pniith. I" A ro ' fad ron 1 er I.hs fi?isTi-(l the Uiit-fi whi BZf re RW ej: l,ere, hU. Wind hi'h st'-n.Jily but I l;tnt ft-w dayn h r i fKfiti r In the i 1 The wind has f j intr and 1 f ir b,i k over r Thes? wind hav L'l . The two army over lnunjt nnd terilay reported no rouht hik to th- iord that all forent n Oregnn are notv i-Tordinit lo f'aptnln rharee of the M r, the ooil wnth rreaily In cherkitiC h until a f w day i - throiiRh tho tim- hftd hen hlowlrtK itUnlH diirlnK Oie alno heljwil tho fire, itle with th hlnr.e. ii constantly nwlt' h-1 m have been Mown tfh Jllft (Jev.inlntMd. alHO cleared up th'i Oh! Boy When you're sizzling hot and a dry at Sahara, that's when you really appreciate Columbia Brew Wherever tsnod drinks art sold. Roseburg Soda Works :; C. M. JONES . Al'TO TOPS. I I'HOl.rrKIUMO rvHiTriin i tiioi.stkhino MA'lTllKMSKa IIKMAIIU WUrtmct mm N. J.cIlo t I'Knn. 4S FOR SALE! Ford Touring Ford Roadster Dodge Tom ing All In First Class Condition. .. AI)IIIK.S3 CHEVItOLKT - ackncy, i!0si:nuna, onE. - FOR SALE All kinds of Shrubbery, Roses, Ilcrry Plants, Shade, Fruit and Nut Trees for fall delivery, by R.B. ELLIS Ittwoburir, Ore. Phono -Y P. O. Dox 1074 : r 'A study. "The liny of .Iudnient." A r ni c -LI ft I lj id what do the Scriptures reveal "j JJJ0U I IOrgCl 10 UlUlT j wtin respecr to ine i-iihi hi-it hiiu pp amount of work to be done during-! 8 Some Olives and Cneumber 4. I';1". '!?y?. , tl m 1,1 i 5 Pickles for lunch. 4 "I.et the heavens be Klad, and let R m the earth rejoice: p See our stock of both bulk: j And let men say anions; the nations,: anj bottled Hoods. Various J Jehovah relirneth. 4 kinds and sizes. " S I-t the sea roar nnd the fullness A ., . K thereof; 1 5 A' ,h9 A ,,, the fields rejoice and all that are, Z jj gjjg J Tb'-n shall the tres of the wood sin J PIIONK 324 4 aloud at the presence of Jehovah, i jf ... to J U'lt!' the awfaCV'kVTo.'fCt4c, Ical IN prcseniaiives ii i iiiua ; , LJUmwhmI becnuse he cotnetii earth. Oh irlve thanks unto Jehovah, for he is irooa: For his mercy endnreth forever." The public Is cordially Invited to attend these studies and have the privilege of Riklntr any questions per taining to Cod's Word. r- Free Metho-M-1 ibnnli. corner of Harvard and f'nipniia avenue In West lloseburi Miss ltlwvla Ilurnett. pa r. Iilsirlet O'tartcriv meetinz H otr in M'slon nt our church. Preach- liiv ..,.1. ni',.nltii. nviir 3und'itf nt 7 4- Snturdsv at ! p m. S und ,y f, VI 00MY HlWFRY 5 school convention. Onarterly confer- tj LiVUilUjIl I UUUVL.111 ence at rt:30 p in. Sunday: Sunday i K school at 10 a. m., followed by old-1 vffVtCWKMKKVVISl I i For The Freshest j 4. and best assortment of J ; 5 GROCERIES CALL 63
