THREE -
Here on Business J. M. Winni-1 Shops Here Mrs. Alma Byera, ot
ford, of Wilbur, spent yesterday in Sutherlin, spent yesterday after-
ttiia city transacting-business.
Spends Day Here Mis. J. P.
Brown, of Heston, spent Wednes
day In this city visiting friends
and shopping.
Shops Here Mrs. A. Keller, of
Melrose, shopped and visited
friends ia Koseburg Wednesday
afternoon.
Transacts Business Here G. A.
Mnupin, of Oakland, spent yester
day in this city transacting busi
ness. ,
Here From Dixonvllle Joseph
Heidenrien. of Dixonville, was a
business visitor in PseVirf ".'I-
4 ,
Transacts Business Here Ches
ter Herslier, of Dlllard, spent yes
terday in this city transacting
business.
Mr. McNabb Is Visitor Roy Mc
Nabb, of Oakland, was in town
yesterday afternoon transacting
business.
Oakland Doctor In Town Tr. B.
P. BeVore, of Oakland, spent sev
eral hours here yesterday transact
ing business. . .
soon in this city shopping.
Here From Glide Gena Boise,
of Giido, was a business visitor in
this city yesterday afternoon.
Mr. Marsh is Visitor A. H.
Marsh, of Wilbur, spent yes'erday
afiernoon in this ciiy transacting
business.
Mr. Allen la Visitor George Al
len, Wilbur rancher, was a business
visitor in this city yesterday afternoon.
Transacts Business Here I. W.
Wise, Yoncalia, resident, transacted
business in Koseburg Wednesday
afternoon.
In Town on Business M. C. Lin
Diger, of Ashland, is spending sev
eral days in this city transacting
business. ; ' ; ' -
Here From Wilbur-Emmett
Hall, of Wilbur, transacted busi
ness in Roseburg for several hours
yesterday.
Here From Myrtle Creek G. H.
Clayton, of Myrtle Creek, spent
Beveral hou.-s here yesterday
Transacting business.
Mr. Westra Transacts Business
Leonard Westra, of Riddle, snent
several hours here yesterday after
noon, transacting business.
Looktnnqlass Visitor In Town
Ylonald Ollivant. of I.ookinglass,
was a business visitor in Rose
burg yesterjjay afternoon.
Winston Visitors In Town Mrs.
Tvnn Brosi, and- -son.;'. Billy, of
Winston, spent yentordav in" Hits
city visiting relatives and friends.
Dillard Couple In Town Mr.
tmrt Mrs. Roy Rleo. 1 of Tlilard.
were In town vesterday afternoon
visiting friends and transacting
business.
Myrtle Creek Visitor In Town
Oeoreo ant Edward Wonver. of
Mvrlle Creok. spent Werfnesav
nftemoon In this ctty transacting
business. , '
Here From l.noklnnql?r
Cleo'-re and Jem V.rn"ner. of T,ook
Jptrglpps. I" town yte--dav
ft"-noon attending to business
matters.
Transacts Business Here T,. V.
Fllsnn'icih. of fbp Ford Mot eom
pmv In PorOnrrt. snent. Wertnes
foav at tin local Ford agency trans
wcyty? business.
Snend Rbo't Tln H-r. Todav
Mr. and Wrs. Jpfr Williams, of
" inki1'r''TsR. -"-ere In town vester
rtav. vlnHli.e friends and transact
ing business.
Reoorted III at Home w. TI
FlRher. jnnnaeer and owner of Fish
er's De'-arl-nent siore. it reported
to 1-e ill at bis home In Laurel-wood.
In Town on Business Fred T.
tceese, of Melrose, spent several
hours in this city yesterday trans
acting business.
Business Visitor HereFrank
Shepherd, of Glide, spent several
hours in this city yesterday trans
acting business. , ;
Her From Canyonvllle John
Fenn, of Canyonville, was a by.zi
ness visitor in Koseburg Wednes
day ajtternoon.
S Spends Day Here on Business
George L. Jantzer, of Azalea, spent
Wednesday in this cily transacting
business.
Eikton Visitor in Town Clyde
Rydetl, ot Elklon, spent yesterday
aftenioou in this city transacting
business. -
Mr. Weaver Is Visitor F. E.
Weaver, of Riddle-, spent Wednes
day afternoon in this city trans
acting business.
Transacts Business Here El
mer Daugherty, of Yoncalla, trans
acted business in this city yester
day afiernoon.
Mr. Davis is Visitor Harry Da
vis, of Dlllard, spent several
hours here Wednesday afternoon
transacting business.
- Transacts Business Here E. A.
TJrbnnk, Southern Pacific agent at
Drain, spent last evening in this
city transacting business.
Leave For Chlloquin Mr, and
Mrs. Charles Chamberlain and
son, Charles Kenneth, left this
morning for their home in Chllo
onin. Orepon. Mrs. Chamherlain
hEs een spending the past month
at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. J. Morris, on South
Mailt street. t , ;
H - " '
Locating in Douatas Mr, W. R.
Mode and family, formerly of
Gresham, this state, have moved
to Douglas county and will engage
in stock raising in the lower river
country. Mr. Mode bus secured a
Bheeo ranch on the trmpm'v about
25 mite northwest of the cttv,
and will s'ock the nlaee with
sheen. Mr. Mode and son were In
Roseburg Thurednv perfecting
their plans for stocking the ranch.
Many Persons Choose
Strange Ways in Which
to Injure Themselves
Shops and Visits Friends Here
Mrs. O. H. Nelson, of Sutherlin,
shopped and visited friends in
Roseburg Wednesday afternoon.
Glide Business Visitor . Here
Max Kimball, of Glide, spent sev
eral hours in this city yesterday
afiernoon transacting business.
Visits and Attends to Business.
Mrs. Bussy, of the Glendnle Log
staff, spent Wednesday afternoon
in this city vtsiting friends and at
tending to business afi'uirs.
Shop and Visit Friends Here
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Leeltley. of
Langlois, spent Wednesday after
noon In Roseburg visiting friends
and shopping.
Retnrn From B-mdon Na
thaniel Wills has returned to h's
jinne on Sinth Stephen" stret.
after snen''in' the past four
months in Bandon.
Moves to Ruth'eriln Frank
Tfoadmnn. formerly bell boy (it the
Grand hotel, has moved to Suther
lin, where he witl attend high
school this whiter.
Tenmlle Couple In Town Mr.
and Mrs. Vicior Van Breason. of
Tenmlle. were in town Wednesday
afternoon visiting friends
transacting business.
and
Soending Few Davs in Portland
vJ-Mrs. Grace - Hopkins, nurse at
.rjtosehurg General hospital, Is
spending a few davs in Portland va
cationing and visiting relatives.
j .
Spending Few Weeks at Ranch
W. Cobb, of this city, is spend
ing a few weeks at his large ranch
near Kellogg, where he is re
cuperating from a recent prolong
ed illness.
Returns From Hunting Trip
Clvde Wlnrd. owner of the Silver
nook grill, has returned from 8
week's hunting trip spent In the
Tiller vicinity. He killed a large
buck.
Spend Day In Roseburg Mr. and
Mrs. John Boerner, of Clevelnnd.
spent vesterdoy in Ihls city visit
ing their son, Charles, local high
school teacher, and transacting
business.
Leaves For Scio Mrs. John
Pentney, of this city, left yester
day for Scio, ' Oregm, where she
will spend several days visiting
her daughter, Miss Edith, who is
teaching school.
Visiting Young Home Mr. and
Mrs. Frank P. Savage of Ukiah,
California, are visiting at the
home of Mr. r.nd Mrs. G. W.
Young, in this city. Mr. Savage
and Mr. Young are cousins.
. Divorce Sought Suit for divorce
has been tiled in the circuit court
ot Marion county by Beatrice Mills
against Leslie Mills. They were
married at Roseburg July 15, 1S29.
Cruelty is alleged.
Here From Cottage Grove Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Murphy, of Cottage
Grove, spent yesterday in this city
visiting friends and transacting
business. Mr. Murphy formerly
worked as a barber in the local
Terminal and Grand barber
shops.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9 People
nick out strange ways In which to
hurt themselves. Here are a few
of the most bizarre, aa reported in
the current Review ot Reviews by
the National Safety council:
A man picked tin the bahv, the
hnbv picked nn a milk bottle nnd
hit the man In the mouth. Re
sult: Front teeth lost.
Another sufferer strained him
self lifting a horse to an operating
table.
A onlck-temnered prentleman
kicked his pig, breaking a foot.
A lady put a tack in her month
while hanging a picture. Clapped
on the buck by a member of the
famitv, she. swallowed it.
Two men renorted. from differ
ent sections of the country, that
they were inlnred while being
hugged bv strong-arm girls.
A gpntleman was dancing with
lady. One of her halrnins entered
his ear. plercins the drum.
A man and his wife, saw the
family dog about to steal a r"t
chicken from the. kitchen tahte.
Kach of them crabbed for the
chicken. The wife forcot she had a
enrving Vntfe in her hand and cut
off her husband's finirer.
A cleanlv Tan received an elec
tric shock while ..In the hatht'-b.
Tie JetvwMt and foil out the bath
room window.
A s-cofflnw "ttpped. Mt'ni; on
the jifdewntk. Ht flak hroke and
two arteries In his leg were sev-,
.-r"t.
A Tfrtv wnq acalded tvren a tOO-'
full hntwnler bar exploded.
Tnnumerahle --R-ti swallowed
fali-e teeth in their sleon.
: TILLIE THE TOILER Freedom of Speech
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SMITH TO "SrC ME TO SO rTl " R.OSSS , THEV SU&E c- " I
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coos county a O, P. I
SWITCHES TO MEIER!
(Awlhit Prrei ?ft Trt
MARSHFlELBv Ore.. Oct.
The Coos County RejHblicaa Ceo
tral eommitte yesfe-rday voted- 11
to 10 to support Jallua Meier,
tndepeiiileat, for governor The res.
ot Uxe, republican, ttefcet wttt he.
supported regularly. The commtt
teo one month ago unanimously
voted to support Phil Metschan. re
pablleaa candidate,
YesteriSay's actloa precSai
tateif by a vute to accept "the- rea
tgtiatton of James Watson, atate
delegate, who declared he coufd
not act because of his preference
for Meier. Watson attended thei
eonventioa which nomSilKtei! Met
scbaa. Hi ves!gna!!on was rejectesl.
Watson tltea moved the com
mittee support Meter, A quorum
was not present, bttt tha commit
tee had several months' ago agreed
to sbhle ; by the decision of the
majority of eomtnitteem&n prea
ent. Fifty-two coastitates tha coa-
pletft comiiiHtee,
The sesston waa catted today fo
elect a1 secretary reptaciag J. F,
Gardiner, who resigned to support
Meier, i .
Miss Lois E. MltchelL Krtol Riv
ffr. Students, Kary ScJiTOmer. Shtsft!
wood; Blanche Myrtcfe, Vendteton
Grace Stover. Pemiietaaj Ttts Wit""
son, 10fr7 Smith Ave., Portlan,"
and Helsn Gorrell. 181 Falrraouatl ;
St., Eaga.
NEWLY-BORN BABE r
TAKEN BY DEATHS
The- Safant am horn thrmtgli ff
csesarian operation to Mr. anm
Mrs. A. Harold Smith ot 'Wlthuf:-
at Rosehwr General hospital Tuega
day, died yesterday. Funeral ser
vice were- held yesterday after-
tiooa at the I. O. O. F. ceaieteTvC.,
Rev. W. R. BaM ofKcSatfoa;. M. J5.-
Ettter was to. cb-arge, Kra. Smlife""
Is reported today to he doing as
well as eonld be expected, J
SEVEN WIN PRIZES
FOR SAFETY ESSAYS
Returns to Eugene Major and
1 Mrs. Tierney left yesterday tor
their home in Eugene, after spend
ing a short time here transacting
business. Major Tierney held Inspection-
at the Reserve Officers'
meeting Tuesday night at the
Umpqua jotel.
R. R. to Reduce Fare An
nouncement is made by the South
ern Pacific company that only the
regular one-way fare will oe
charged for round-trip tickets,
Roseburg to Portland and return,
on account of the U. of O.-Wash-
ington football game to be played
in Portland October 18.
Returns From Visit In South-
Mrs. Charles C. Wamsley returned
to her home in West Roseburg
yesterday, after spending the past
several weeks in i;aniornia visit
ing relatives and friends. She
Mopped in Medford on her way
home, where she spent a shor
time visiting her son and daugn-
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James
Wamsley, also former Roseburg
residents. Mr. namsley is connect
ed with the Safeway stores, in
Medford.
Returns From Portland Thom
as Sorley lias returned to Rose
burg. after spending the past sev
eral nnvs in Portland visiting his
wife Mrs. Sorlev is expecting to
inie to Roseburg within a few
ffiiys.
Leave For Portland Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Weber, of the Oregon
hakerv. and Forest Ellis Barker,
manager of Tmpqua dance pavil
ion, loft yesterday for Portland
where they 'will spend a few days
transacting huslnes3.
Leaves for Medford Ford
Singleton, manager of the parts
rtonnrtment at the local Ford
aeenrv. left last evening for Med
ford. where he will snend a few
vlsillne his brother and sis
ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs, Wallace
Singleton.
Spends D?y Here on Business
j. O. tjffmnnnsn. m .pmwH,
spent yeterdnv in this cl'v trans
notinff business. Mr. Osrenndson
who recentlv moved to Melrose
from Moorhead. Minnesota, states
that he likes BoUiilia eonntr very
kmnrh and has decided to locate at
Melrow permanently.
OHIO RIVER CLAIMS
LARGE PACKET BOAT
MATitRTTA. O.. Oct. 9 The
steamer Senator Cordlll. the larg
oatnacket host in the Pittsburgh
Cincinnati trade, struck an ob
struction in the Ohio Tiver, seven
miles below here, and sank today.
All on board were saved.
CHICAGO FRESHENS
MEMORY OF FIRE
ITIESIIPPIE
CROP LARGEST li
HISTORY OF li
(Associated Prt Wire)
PORTLAND, Oct. 9 A genera?
survey of Hie apple cr&p of Oregon
and Washington indicates the 1$3I
crop Is the largest ia the history
of the two states. AHhowsh acre
age has. been, decrensed In the
Hood River area production will
be equal to last year. Wenatchee
and Vktma production will be con
siderably greater.
The biggest act or in the Pacific
northwest growing centers is the
Iaie size of this year'a fruit. In
the east and midiUevest the fruit
ts aaltf to he unusually annUI and
of noor quality.
Oregon and Washington apples
are reported to be of exceptionally
good quality this year, and this
high quality has reswVteti in an
tmusuatty good domestic market.
I'vtces are sleady to firmer.
'WASHINGTON. TX C Oct. &
Fire Oregon school- cMMrdr and
two teaeh&ra w&rft name yester
day y the highway education
board as state winners in the
ninth annual safety eaaay and lea-
son contest. 1
Fvipila vtiW receive- cash nrlseaf
an6 niedflla a(J the tPacherBy an
t. .. ,fn i ITT, ftwt. nriia i
essav auI lesson wttt he entered tau
the national contest.
Oregon Vftnueva rere'. Teacnava,!
MtssHXeu Guriiane,. 'PeudletQn;v
SCOUT TROOP 3 TO
MEET ON USINS:
Scout troop ??o. S, vrtttt 'Rev"?'
John Penhstt tte sconfmaster, la GC
meet tonipht st the Serrth Method
dist ehnreh for the first business1
session of tft R&ason. The troojf
Rtcharia aad J. P, Steyers aa cow,
tattteemen; Walter Taylor, assist-"
ant scoutmaster: 'Fryco Owen, o.!
sistant scoutmaster; John BracnrjiaK
n. iPBder first patrol: Paaf 5?i
Oowan, leader second 7tror:
0rg& Brosgliton. leadw tbirrt Tkt
lyl; TiRl!r Morxaa, scribe,,
CEcwga Urowgfetcm, bK!er.
&RU01.ES3 KEA1.71 CENTER;
Mto&ral vascr &aiby
GENE O'GRADY GETS
NOD OVER TUCKER
(Associated Pre Leased Y?!t&
OAKLAND, Cai., Out. 9 Ooe
O'Giady, Ashland, Ore., light
heavyweight, wou an easy ten
round decision from Frank Tuck
er. Oakland former amateur cliara
lion. In the main event here last
nifsht. O'Oraily was credited with
eight of the rounds.-
CARE OF THANKS
We wish to thank our ktnd
friends and neighbors for their
acts of love aud sympathy durins
our recent loss of husband and
brother, and also ejetend grfttetul
thanks for the beautiful floral tri
butes to our loved one.
Mrs. Nao! Btirke.
anil Mrs. A. E. Barton, .
Mr, and fra. Waiter Venning. 1
' &tr. and Mrs. R. T. Blnkejy.
CHICAGO. Oct. 9 "Chlcaeo
day" n-as celebrated today, the
anniversary of the great fire, with
parade, nageantrv and apeeclimnk
ins and v,i(h William Randolph
Hearst, the publisher, as official
.gnest of the city.
A parade 25 miles long was to
open the celebration. ,
FRIDAY
and Saturday
fcr the
r
When Theatres Burned
T?ir lrtsqnola thi-atrr fir 1b ChlracB, in
l'H)3, rauMMl &K0 rb ni 2.'0 it
farir: A Minfrrat motltm pirlure
SO infarir.
Todijf Kt better bultdlnci; ttt
tret tfrr nd otor m-anlM
lle Impaitfttirs ot Mtlag calmly i
ianger.
TotUv, too, ih nfve wt4ipuU to
utd appnrisiltV. Mff the ttork mn im
imrnncr cfrnt. 1 rrmif tm ltp jwt,
rvnpte tmpttal yteca im. jmm
CMUKfUUtf.
Quine & Co.
Hole! Grand Bids.
Phone 108
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GARY
COOPER
In
"Seven Day
Leave"
LIBERTY
A LIMITED
TIME ONLY
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Entirely New
WRINGERLESS WASHER
For Down
Balance easy monthly payments
The new Wnngerless Washer is the latest develop
ment in home laundry equipment a compact, beau-.
ttful, electrically operated washer that does both your
washing and drying ...in the same tub at the same time.
Speed enters the home laundry drudgery goes.
The job that once required days of your time each
week can now be done in a few hours, without
wrk or fatique. Your laundry is done better,
cltaner and with gentle safety to clothes.
Just $5.00 today and your
washings turn to play
Come in Let us demonstrate
THE CALIFORNIA 0SEC0N POWER COMPANY
Tr rtw (snow ! tr
Attractions
AT THE MOVIES
LIBERTY Today, Gory Cooper !
in "Seven Bay lave"; Friday, j
Saturday, Betty Compsoo In "in-
side the Lines." , ; '
In Town. Thursday E. E, Em
mitt, for forty years a rcaitient of
the section west of Umtxtna, spent
Thttrsday la Rasebutg loaMug
after businesss matters.
Opening Dance
ATTENMILE
Saturday, October 11th
6-PIECE ORCHESTRA
Tickets 5Qc Ladies Free
OREGON
WOOLEN
STORES
SALE
Continues a the $50
000 Stock Keeps Poar
ing 5nio Roseburg.
fimi
141 Jackson St, the Mecca of "Style-Wise" roen as Hart
Schaf fner and Marx and Oregon Woolen Stores Fall Suttt
go on sale at tremendous reductions. - I
Gift of lovely wool satin bound blanket or choice of beaatit
ful Indian Robe is sensational offer, in view of sacb store
wide low prices for famous brands
of : seasonable merchandise Here
MEN'S SUITS
$fV35
STYLED AS ILLUSTRATE O
For vaiuea to
Sa&.OO the Salt.
All
arevtn, bla and tiray
t&naa In mtiliw Jvd
heavy twlata and clowa
v(fs( woat weavaa,
conaervattwa, yet amart,
Evacy Sutt hand tailored.
Valuea to $35 now $16.85
Entire atoclc at proportionate reduction.
Aa for example. At! Vtcg.(n Wool Mert't
Overcoat In rtsulai to 2& valuea at S9.95.
Other Items of Interest
Men'e Dree and Work 80 10c, Arrow
CoHara 5o, Silk Tie S9e or I for StJJG,
Khaki Pant c, Overall 7o, Blue Work
Shirt 39c, Good Heavy Wool Sox t9c, Coat
Styte Work Shirt 69c, Beo. S5 Wool Pant
S2.9&, Ganva Clove Se, Coat Styte Sweat,
er 98e, Cap ?9c, etc, etc.
Shirtu, Sweaters, Underwear, Hosiery
Collar attached ntt neetcbend tyt Drej Shlrte ?9o, better Shtrt !n value
to S2.&& at ti.39, Double All Wool Blankets 32.95. Alt Wool Sweater
Flannel Shirt 7o, All Wool reoular $5 and $ Slenr Coat J3.95, Men'hlrt
and Short SSe, Heavy Ribbed tnloi Suit 89e, "Wlnetead" Heavy Wool Union
$2.95, Part Wool Shirt and Drawer 79e, fam&u Interwoven, regular 7&o
Ore Sox 90 at 3 pair for S1.39 or plr JSe, and o It 8 thraushout tne
store. Come and aee.
FREE '3
, Offer
Continued by
- Demand
These beautBut robe
and btanketa bave mada-
hit with everyone-!
men and women. We "j
jive them away to force J
the aetltno ano every.
su45mer purshailno-
20.00 w more ean tayl
! pi, reoarttiet or
all good going at aula,
artceak
Choice of
the State
Pureha $20,00 or more
nd set your Auto Robe
r Btanket,
FREE
SHOES
Goodyear
W4(t Drees- or
extra heavy
,vrtrt fuit tfottDre
o!e. tizes
in black and
brown cait at
PAtrt
$3.95
For vatutt of
$5.00 to 17.50
OXFORDS
Setr. Edmond and Star Brnds, ait
Goodyear welt In black and brown
call.
Value &f
S5.00 ta
6.sa at
PAIR
$2.75
Bfacfc and
Srown Calf.
At! aize.
Many oiKer senaaiional value, made ponible by our puichaje of jobbers'' and manufacJartra'
lock forced to unload to meet obligation.
SALE WILL CONTINUE
OREGON WOOLEN STORE, 141 Jackson St
See Window:
s