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at-iion as recurds physical exanilria
i ion, the issuance of commissions,
and the order in which the surcess
aplicants will lie called for ser
vice rests with the war department.
Three Hundred and Nine Men
Have Been Recommended
For Commissions.
APPLE ALLIES BEAT i! classified column
WKI.L tiKlLMXG Now Is the time!
to drill that new well. You want a
pood job. I am the fellow that
can do it. V. F. Kernin, Box 791.
lioseburs. Ore. tf
SKILLED IN LUMBERING
A Be
to
iiuits limine l-'i-oni Twenty-live
Wty Year Will Take Phys
ical I'Aaimiial ion I'mler War
Department Itllhs.
It la anoiiiinced by the forest ser
vice that it has been aide to com
ply in full with the ropiest of the
war department for a.ssistame in se
curing qualified luiniiei men and lor
esters to serve us oflicers fur the for
est battalions which are to comprise
a pait of the American overseas
forces. Three hundred and nine men
have been recommended lor commis
sions in the grades of major, captain,
first lieutenant, and second lieuten
ant. Of these, two thirds are prac
tical lumbermen or saw mill opera
tors and one third are trained for
esters with Ions woods experience.
Some of the lumbermen who were
recommended have also hail theoret
ical training in forest ry and many
of the foresters have hau experience
In logging or saw milling.
In the selection of qualified lum
bermen the forest service has had
the close co-operation of a sub
committee of the lumber committee
of the Council of National defense
and of fourteen committees of lum
bermen in different parts of the
county. Almost every man selected
was interviewed by a lumbermen's
committee or by the forest sei vice of
ficials. .Many private foresters and
forest schools have assisted in find
ing technical foresters suitable for
commissions, 1 1 oi the men recom
mended have, by success! u! experi
ence, shown themselves capable of
handling some important phase of
lumbering, saw millim:. or technical
forest work, according to oMicials ot
the forest service. All have proved
by experience their qualities of lead
ership and their ability to handle
men in large numbers.
Kvery timber region of the I'niU'd
States has cont rib tried it s share 7T
the men who ha e been nominate
for officers an I it is tieljiwd that
every class of lumberim;. from the
smallest port able mill opera! ion to
the largest ami most up-t o-date
plant, is represented. Annum those
selected are men experienced in Ur
ging and sawint: every merchantable
wood growiim in this coontiv.
The age limits set in the lieniniiirm
required that all officers oi the for
est battalions should i.e :; 1 ears ot
age. or older. liecause m the dif
ficulty of linditm men suitable tor
lieutenants, the age liciii tor this
grade was la'er lowered to J.'i years.
The bulk of th- ne
as lieutenants ranye
to ?,7, as captains
and as majors from to m i.
Men who have bt II ! i ! 1 1 1, tell d ed
have been notified thai all turther
Francis ("oates, husband of Jejs'e
Coules. of this city, was fatally in
,u red Thursday evening when the
; utomobile in which be w:ij riding
broke through the railing of a bridge
and plunged down a ravine, says the
Itugue Kiver Courier, There w. re
lour men. all employes of the 1'aci'ic
i le phone aiul Telegraph Company
in the car. one of the others having
a rib broken besides other injuries
Yhe men were on the Jefferson rua.l
foing from Corvallis to Saleiu to at
i lend a meeting. .Mr. Coates .eceied
u fracture of the skull at the base
i f the brain and never- regained fott--ciuiisness.
dying Saturday moir.in,;
, The funeral will he held at APtan
bis home, at L'::Sn today. Mrs. ('; tes.
v. ho visited her parents here, return
ed to Albany only a few days ago.
, Her mother. Mrs. K. K. Carglll, went
i io Albany Saturday.
Mrs. Jessie Coates. nee Miss Jess-i
"a rei 11. wife of the unfor tunate .;:-in.
: ie! ore her marriage several years
j atro was an employe of the telephone
nfliee at (!rants Pass and was quite
well known among the younger set
of Koseburg at that time, having v!s
. iled here on several different occas
ions. i -
A Wenatchee Woman's Bright
Idea Serves a Dual
Purpose.
DELICIOUS CONFECTION
Moio Thiui That, Apple Allies Art
HiMilllit'ul and .More tKiijoyed
Than Any Other Article
to lie Thought OI.
IH'KOC PIS KOR SAUK F. U.
Calkins. Koseburg, Ore.
FOH SAUK -One cow, one calf, eight
mouths oh., and one horse. Phone
FOIi SAUK CUKAP - Void bug with
special equipment. Inquire at
Ford curate. tf
Drs. Seely, Sether and
Stewart
Physicians and Surgeons.
Suite of offices rear of Douglas
National Hank, ground floor.
Phone 'MM
lttwchurg Oregon
PHIS WWW SAUK Inquire K. 11.
Pickens. KdKenhower, Ore. Phone
IFlM. nl7
FOH SAUK One 1 h. p. gas en
gine for sale cloap. K. F. liohr, 1
Box in.', plume ;!':-,!. nlOp
TAMAUKS -The PoUyanna Is again
serving their delirious t a males. '
Phone 1H. tf
DR. C. L. PEARSON
1KXTIST.
Of lice Kohlbugen ilblg.
TO BE CHOSEN 1918
oniTIH'Ililr.l
1".
Our Beys in F.-SP.C3
and (!c;;.j Protection
TllC luell "U l'ie l'.li:t l.::- l ri-?---l)
the pick of our Arm; can y.-uUi. tne
in four of our ii" at 1 ie was pick,
rejected beca;i-c i lirii.il deiiciency.
Many times t he U.dm - w er, t. blame.
If we wwi .o ' 'it .-Id rve c hiij utr
On too simii, r ii want to un rea.-e
our chances f"i a 1 - -1 i ; hie, r. Pien-e
of tlnurgical In-titi.le. Unit;.;.., . Y.,
Bays mat y.ir Hi"Ul I dunk p.enty of
water daily iiefw e n imc.iI. 'i r n pro
r-ire nt your rifii- -t 1m; -t"f. Ai.uric
( double siren-;;. ). 'I h.s " n - u - ne "
drives the nr-' and -'Ut a::! ' 'in s back
ache ntul iheMtlKl' -1
1 we u i-h Im kee
best condition a
table?, w.lh lu i
iS He' lll"- -' I
pure w a:e: .
dav for a it. ..i tt.
Send I'i. I ', i .
pnckagi. ' t ';r.i
potent than ..' I.;:. .
as l "t w a" i r t
trial will i n
Mlt.IiMH i l x -
In regard i I t i
In addition to electing a 1'uited
States senator, three lepiesentalives
in congress and a majoiity ot state
as well as county oflicials. the voters
if this state next year will also choose
o state senators and (in members ot
the house Oi representatives. Of the
senate membership of :io. l : were
elected last year for a four-year term
and will be members of the 1 !t 1 t
legislature.
The voters of Multnomah county
will elect only one state senator' next
vear. A successor to John (1111. who
was elected last year to complete the
term .if Arthur W. Uangguth. will be
i bos. n. The same voters will also
joi n with Clackamas and Columbia
counties in naming a successor to
Herman A. Lewis, of this county,
who represented that district in the
last legislature.
Successors will be elected to suc
ceed the t olio win g state senators,
whose terms expire next year: C. A.
Barren. 0f rmntilla and Morrow
counties: Isaas u. Bingham. Lane:
C. P Bishop and A. LaKollett.
Marion: K. H. Cusick. Uinu and
Lane: W alter A. Dimick. Clackamas;
Samuel M. Oiii land. Linn: John Oili.
.Multnomah: P. L. Hawby. Benton
and Polk: C. A. Ueincnwoher. Clat
sop; Hei man A . Lew is. M ult noma h.
'"laikamas and Colli m Ida : Frederick
Steiwer. I 'mat ilia ; U . H. Sirayei.
Baker; W. T. Vinton. Yamhill, and
II von dcr Helleri. .Lokson.
The 1 holdover senators are; Ceo.
T Baldwin. Crook. .leffer:on. Klam
ath and Lake; B. L Kddy. Houglas;
Po' ert S Cane, s p Houston. Hits
' Moser. dun-ad P. Ols.ni and A r
tlur U". Orion. Multnoma!i. T. B.
liaudb-v. Lin.-oln. Tillamook. Wash
ington arid Vamtiill; .Inlien A liur
lev. C.i ant, Harnev and Malheur:
Waller M. Pierce. Union and Wal
lowa; M. 1 . Shanks. C.illlafn. S n-r-man
and Wh.eeiei : I S Smith, i'oof
and Currv. .1 (' Smiih. Josephine:
Ccige 1; Wilbur. Hood Biver and
Wt'sco. and W I W-.od. Washing
toll
A woman of Wenatchee Mondav
took the train lor Seattle, lull ol pa l
iriutic pride, mil uf a new big idea. I
She carried in her gup several littb
cardboard boxes, and in these boxe.
slices of aiqiles, Migaiy. lucidly tiaiia- J
parent, 9 ctirvstalhne like umber;
quartz, and she had chr istened them
"Apple Allies," says an exchange.
To persons on the train she showed j
them, and she let them taste, and ;
she couiided her idea that these Ap-;
pie Allies" were the very thing lor1
lolks to send to "our hoys in khaki."
And they agreed with her---Ameii j
ca's Irnest apples, thai was all, till j
into slices a do.ell slices to tire ap-
pie -cooked in sugar syrup and at
terward rolled in granulated sugar. ,
"1 made these all mysell, ' she ex
plained while in Seattle. Anhody
can make them ut home, sisters,
wives, mothers, sweethearts. And so
easy to make. And so easy m send
as easy o make as lodge, as easy to j
mail as a letter. All you have to do
is to find a little cardboard box, put;
, them in, tie it up. address it and mail !
I it; and you are sure tile hoy" is going ;
to have a most welcome treat, ami1
'something that he will enjoy more;
' than any tobacco, and which is
health-giving as well." i
"Kasier to make ami easier to send
than a cake," said one of the apple
I men. "II the I'nited States gels the!
; Apple Allies' habit there won't be
; northwest apples enough to go
around."
1 The "Apple Allies' can be made by
a novice. The recipe is as follows,
land calls lor really sound, good ap (
pies, preferably of the Jonathan, j
! Spitzenberg. Wagener, Oi tlev oi i
: Crimes Oolden varieties.
! Make a syrup ol two cups gianu-:
J luted sugar, one cup water, bring to
! boil. Have read one medium-si.ed
j apple, pared, coied, each quarter cut
into l hr-ee nieces. I u on the I welv c
pieces in (he now boiling syiup. and!
allow to cook or boil therein until
'they are all transparent and tender,
easily pierced with a straw, ltemovoi
; from keitle, drain and dace on
'waxed paper or platter. Allow to
' remain L I hours, then roll in granu-j
I lated sugar, roll twice again at in- j
tenuis ot J l hours. j
If moi.-tuie accumulates on waxed;
paper renew it. Allow the liuit at-I
ter the third tolling to remain on the I
platter until di v; keep in dry place j
. theretat'ter exposed to air, tinning)
from time to time. The amonnl of j
s l up si at . d will make liv e do en
Apple Allies." live upph'S b Mis: j
j used. Add boiling water to svrup as j
jt thickens, to maintain original ion-.
sisteiicy When all dry ami rivsial
lil.e in ppe;i alice, pack in calldv or'
othei box .iiid st nd away to our 1
bo-, in khukt." oi send it t a.-t !
Christ in.:- Voii ma;, gartn.-h v. ji ;
red allies, rut in small p: io.'d !
b pulling vegetable coloring in tin
svrup.
FOR SAUK One
$150. one yil't.
ninir condition.
lord ?--a, one
III in gi-td run
.1. O. Newlamt.
T1IIK FILLKHS FOR SAUK Com
plete set for Ford car. Inquire at
News office. Does away with
punctures. tf
FOli SALK-TIogs- sows and pigs
."i head rtf feeders. ! nquh e at
1 he Hanks place. :! miles from
Canyonville, Ore. J. U. Creesl.
DR. S. L. DeLAPP
OsttMipatblc Physician & Surgeon
Phonos: -IT-'JIH Perk Inn Bblg.
Otllie 1 10
lio. l!o-L HoseburK, Ore.
FOR SAUK Reasonable. l!Hii. Ford
in first class condition, shock ab
sorbers, electric tail light. I n
quire ol T. K. Ware. nlOp
FOR SAUK St x room plastered
house. Price $.".r.n. at tU 5 Hamil
ton street. For partiuclars write
llenr Kernan. Krugh, Ore.
FOR SAUK -160 acres, new mnd-i
em buildings, silo, on count y
road, fine springs, piped to house;
and barn. 140 acres tillable, flue!
loam. Most up to date ranch in j
1 louglas county. $lti per acre.
Terms. Morton Cox. Ilil S. Jack
son street, Roseburg. !
I'OU HF.NT.
TO RKNT 1-room modern furnish
ed house to rent. ;"i7 S. Stephens
street. Phone 4.VI-H.
FOR RUNT A modern 6-room
house with garage on North Jack
son street. Inquire News or phone
l!t'.t-II.
WAXTKH.
, DRS, PLYLER & PYLER
Idcciised Cliiropi-aclic PhysicimiH
";!2 V. Uane St.. Roseburg, Ore.
Consultation tnd Kvam'Jiatlon
Free.
Oftlce flours 0 to 5.
Chiropractic and Klectrical
Treatments.
tbone K2.
Why should big tiets always Ik' made
in n meat iltop?
Recant the meal man is such
good steak holder.
WA.NTKl) -- Strong boy. Steady
work. Madison. S. P. store.
WANTKD- A middle aged woman to
do general housework. Phone a!!.
WANTIOD Plain country woman to
general housework. Impure
1 1 r. Mill street.
WANTKD -A girl Tor general house'
wot It on fat in. For particulars'
write to t'ov U'.'i. Yoncalla. Ore.
It's a safe bet that io shop holds
better steaks than our. We don't
holtl them long. All wagers are
quickly settled and tho steaks
promptly delivered to the pleased
winners. You can bet on our steaks
every time.
THE ECONOMY MARKET
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Monday, Bargain
Day at the
Roseburg Cleaning
AND
Pressing Works!
Men's Suits French Dry Cleaned
arid Pressed for $1.00. All work
r:iven prompt attention. Itargain
day prices do not include calling
lor or delivering clothes.
G. W. SLOPER
HUH N. Jackson.
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DUE OF OUR PROPERLY WRITTEN IN
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SHOE REPAIRING!
All Voi1 Promptly and
Neatly K.XL'cuted.
Host of Workmanship
l.'mlirellas Hepairt'd.
VV. II. BOYLE
I2:i (Ink SI. Itisi liurK
Blankets and Comforts
Wool and
Cotton
B. W. STRONG
THE FURNITURE MAN
EVER TRY TO
"Kill Two Birds With One Stone?"
It can be done, but seldom should be.
FEED THEM!
Feed them some of our selected Bird Seed. You will
feel better, and they will sing better.
Nathan fin Perkins
Fullerton TJ10 &SVUU More Building
The Unsheltered Tramp
Keeps ;ilivi; hut what good is he?
So
The Unsheltered Hen
may live thru thu winler: hut what
fcmM is she?
it is surrislnK how few winter
ei:fcs will build a good lieu house.
Kenny Lumber Company
I
"KKOM PILTAR TO POST
you may po looking tor a concern
who enn turn out oettor or more
artistic mill work than we can,
but you will be certain of failure.
We are at home In every detail of
tire business, and our designs and
finished- work are regard od as
modtds by competent architects
and builders. All kinds of turn
ed woodwork done to specifica
tion at very reasonable prices.
THE J. G. FLOOR CO.
KoHehurg, Oregon.
0ot Your
IB
Fall Silks
Dress Goods!
No Better Values Can
lie Had for the Money
All the newest weaves and
designs are shown here.
liig Values and
Moderately Priced
I. ABRAHAM
The Store of Courtesy
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