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other. This afternoon the ,Engll.4h,
and French were preparing lor aii
Engllah concert. A Frenchman was
painting scenery for the stage. Bel
gians wore installing electric foot
lights e,ndthe English were marking
the benches with the nameB of tf,io
audience, which because of the 11m-
Itie Oregua Fire Relief, of Mc
Ulnnvllle, will write a six months
ollcy on your bay crop at a special
a r iihiiii II. Taylor, agent, Per
in building. 689 tf
GERMAN CAMP
DEAL PRISON
Goettingen Praised by Military
All Authorities.
SOLDIERS PERMITTED MANY LIBERTIES
front they are enjoying their "free
dom" even If they can't go outside the
grounds. Camp rules are the ninst
simple and necessary to safeguard
tt.- and comfort of the in
mates.
When I came into Hie camp today
the ' Main street" was crowded with
English soldiers, many wearing wood
en shoes; with Frenchmen In tatter
ed red trousers and Iblue coats;
Scotch highlanders hi plaid fklrt3and.
brighter plaid stockings and a few
hundred giant Russians. Not a Her
man officer or soldier except the two
at the gate, could be seen.
For several hours I visited amom:
Vnlvcrtdty I'rofeimorH Tuko (ireat Ve Canadians, the English and the
ited capacity of the hall, was limit
ed to invited English soldiers.
This camp is famouB in Germany,
also, ."because of the Interest the
professors In the University of Goet
tingen take In the welfare of the pris
oners. Many of them .'have classes In
the camp and Instruct the men In
regular university courses... These
are open to those who wish to 'at
tend. .
In the post office. today 18 Eng
lish soldiers were assortaing mail
packages which today's poBt brought
from England. German Inspectors
were looking Inside before tho pack-,
ages wore handed out to Bee that
! the camp' rules regarding the recelv
I Ing of Ibome articles were-not brok-'
i. Working in this building were
two Canadians, both of whom lived
In Toronto and had often visited in
Niagara Falls, Buffalo and Detroit.' j
Leaving the camp for the railroad
Btatlon I saw 90 English soldiers be
ing brought in. -They were among
the recent captives in Flanders and
their clothes were torn end dirty. My
guide In the cartip, Lieutenant Gropp,
who'sald ho had'a brother-in-law Wil
liam.' Persson living at 732 "Balden
avenue, dhlcngo, declared these fel
lows would soon be given special
baths and ordered to wash their
clothes. ,
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$3000, equity in 34 2 acre ranch,
mile S. W. of Dlllurd. All
stocked, will trade for honae and
lot or vacant property, or small
farm. Takes $2250 to handle. Bal
ance long time. ' Answer quick. S.
L. Thompson, Dlllard, Or. 777a23
WANTED An old counje or.
lady to take care of children
on ranch for Bummer. R. F.
Huntley, Olalla, Or. 773J37pj
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WATCHES WATCHES
Time Is money. Is your time valuable - If so, you can ill afford
to depend on a cheap watch. The cheap watch is all right for the
small boy for which It was intended, and Is all right on a camping
expedition. We are living in an age where everything Is run on
time and when we say time we mean accurate time. Watches are
no longer considered a luxury. Ip this age of hustle a good time
piece that can be relied on is a necessity. Men and women in
every walk in life. In all professions and trades muBt have watches;
If yon want watches of reliable makes, watches that you will be
proud of at prices that defy competition this Is the firm that can
serve you best.' Don't send away for your next watch, we guaran
tee our prices to be lower than the best mall order house in the
U.S. We carry all the standard makes ?.nd will be pleased to
show you our llnev Mail orders solicited. ,
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JEWELERS AND OPTOMETRISTS S
PHONE TWO-ONE-FOUR ROSEBURG. OREGON
ilitfcruHt. In Welfare or the
1H wwH'ch niul Instruct
Many of Them.
French, entirely out, nt enrshot of any
German authority. I asked the men
If my Impression of their freedom was
correct and everyone said It was a
fact. Every man believed what an
English soldier, sold: "Of course, It's
fortunate to be a war-prisoner but
we are fortunate to be In a camp
lore where we are given so much free
dom. "
In what other prison camp, I aske 1,
Ity Carl V. Ackcnnnn.
(United PresB Staff Correspondent.)
t PRISON CAMlv Goettingen, Iter
many, Juno 18. (Uy ninll.)-
Is one spot In belligerent Europe
whero prisoners of war enjoy more
. porsonal freedom than -they did at are the men permitted to gather in
the front as soldiers. The camp is groups and talk as they please and
almost a "free city". Tho mon do al- do what they please. Many, who
most as they wish and after several 'had been in other camps said Goet-
months undor rigorous orders at tho tlngen wns the first of Its kind and
f they attributed tblB fact to he ad
ministrative ability of the camp
commander, whom every prisoner
praised.
Ambassador Gerard and the Span
ish ambassador In Berlin, who were
here somo weeks ago to dedicate the
first American Y. M. C. A., ever hullt
In a prison camp or prison, declare
tho commander Is a "prison-genius".
Gerard said if this officer could take
charge of all the prisons In Europe
there would be no complaint against
the handling of prisoners of war. Even
among Swedish, Investigators Goet
tingen Is considered' the finest camp
In Europe. John B. Jackson, of
Trenton, N. J., former Amerlcun'mln
later to Roumiiuln, who has seen all
the ramps in England and Germany
holds the same opinion.
Camp conditions are excellent, tho
spirit of the men is Inspiring, the
camp health Is equal to that In the
most healthful spots In tho world.
Lops li'ian 25 were In the hospital
today. The men not only appeared
lutppy hut said they were hnppler
than they ever expected to he as
prisoners of war. And todav there
MAJESTIC
"IT'S D1FFERKNT".
Amatttr Night
Hear Claire Blodgott Blng UilB
parody on the K. R. knockers.
With three other acts.
Exploits of Elaine
TheJTell Tale Heart
Craig Docs Some Great Work
tu this episode.
Man to Man
A Ptitho Dram it mftde tn Amor
Irn iut1 colored in Knincc This
n llu rtrnt picture of Its lit ml
ever nuuto.
Pathe News
Soe it Iump flnt.
Father'sBrilliantldea
A I'uthe Comedy.
The Frankfurter
Salesman's Dream
.Willing Hut Laughter.
6 Corking Reels 6
l'HOIMCItl.Y IMUMKITKD.
5c 10c
TOMORROW
lw Fields In "Old Dutch"
An nil comedy show.
AO the Dig One, Why Kxpciri.
mint.
. COUNTY HILLS, C'OXTINUICI).
"v General Road-Fuud. ' '
Good Roads Machinery Co., sup
plies, $4.
' Good noads machinery Co., sup
plies, $77.50. -.
Elkton Mercantile and Dev. Co ,
plow, 10.
Chas. Neet, painting bridge, ?2i.
J. J. Anlauf, painting bridge ? : 7.50
ii. S. French Trans. Co., freight,
etc., $2.26.
C. A. Stelzler, labor on bridges,
etc., J63.90. . .
. Rexroad and Horn, repair, $1.50.
Chas. Neate, freight, $5.74.
Stearns and Chenoweth, supplies,
$104.69.
. Stearns and Chenoweth, supplies,
$17.08.
Vinson Lbr. Co., Ibr., $64.93.
Gardiner Mill Co., lbr., $80.45.
Page Inv. Co.. lbr.. $100.49.
Henry Parks, lbr., $9.60.
Clarke Lbr. Co., $14.21.
Arnold and Beasloy, lbr., ,$20.1 7.
ilassel Lbr. Co.-, lhr., $20.17.
R. C. StubbB, ibr., $9.98.
Kenny. Lbr. Co., lbr., $21.15.
Thornton and Cra,wford, lbr., $26.
' J. H. Hays, labor on grader, $5.50.
R. W. Marsters, expenses, $3.70.
W. B. Vinson, lbr., $7.45.
' Kiecfnl Iloail Fund.
Kennedy and Browne, Bnpplfes,
dlst. No. 5. $4.95.
J. W. Benlffel, blacksmiMi, dlst.
No. 20, $3.10.'
S. B. Crouch, supplies, dist. No.
61, $13.15.
A. E. Stocker, ls.uper. dlst. ITo.
20, $05.00.
District Koih! I'umR
Churchill Hdw. Co., supplies, dlst.
No. 2, 50c.
Reed, .1 (incite and Co., frieght,
dlst., No. 3, $9.00.
A. L. Butler, iiowder. dlst. No-. fi
18.00. ' I
Churchill Hdw. Co. supplies, dlst.
No, 16, $1.50.
r" ' Co., same; dlst No.
- -Churchill
Hdw. Co.,"snme. dlst. No.
,tft. Sir.Vti, ..
i ntircntn haw. Co.. same, dlst. No
37. $4.50. " I
Churchill Hdw. Co., same, dlst. No.
54, $4.60.
Watt Phlnp Powder Co., powder,
dlst. 19. $41.90.
Watt Shlpp Powder Co., powder,
diet. No. 23, $7.23.
Watt Shlpp Powder Co. . powder,
dlst.'No. 56. $22.50.
W. F. Soulier supplies, dlst. No.
are about s.100 former soldiers of!-u -h-".
the allies Imprisoned here, among! Stearns and Chonowoth, supplies.
them I tin Canadians, members of the!
former 4Sth. Toronto Highlanders
who were enptured nt Ypres, April
54.
This camp was founded In a Urge
field outside the old university city
of OoelttuKon and at the' font of a
high bill on top of which is llis
uuhtk'h tomb. It Is msde up of sev
eral hundred frame uitiilnstered
plun ks, one story high and similar in
applies.
-' v" 24, $9.05.
Steams and Chenoweth.
dlst. No. 26. $7.10.
R. L. Stearns labor rock crusher,
district No. 27, $60.00.
N. D. Cool, supplies, dlst. No. 46,
$12.35.
Hlce Bros, and Adnms, supplies,
dlst. No. 65, $2.15:
Watt Shlpp Powder Co., powder,
dlst. No. 3, $90.00. ,
Watt Shlpp Powdef Co..
every way to cheap cottage one sees! js( j 73
in Ainerh-nn summer resorts. Be-
powder.
twecn every five cottages Is a street,
some so wide that the ex-soldlers
have potato patches In front for
flower gardens.
The Y. SI. C. A. building Is a large
cottage with a library of French,
English and Russian books and maga-
Watt Shlpp Powder Co., powder,
dlst. No. 35. $8.30.
M. P. Hufhnm, repair, (Sutherlln-
Oakland fund) $3.50.
Developing any sue roil film up
to 4x5, J 5c per roll. All done by
professionals. Clark A Clark, photo
tines at one end and a stsge at theupplles and fotographers. tll-tt
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For The HOT SUMMER DAYS
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and refresh you. " ,
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thirst quenching sodas.
4 'Come in one of these hot days
and learn how to keep cool.
Also Home Made Ice Cream to
take home, 35c per quart.
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Don't neglect your teeth
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DENTIST.
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