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Newspaper Page TextE. M. F. FLANDERS "30" ift. h 7 rm t r ir- nim ! i : iwrjj - THE NEW MODELS WILL ARRIVE IN A FEW DAYS 66 20 95 LOCAL NEW 8. Flanders "20," Racy Roadster Flanders "20," Suburban 4 Pas- As shown $835.00, delivered in Roseburg With genuine Mohair Top and Glass Front $890.00 delivered in Roseburg. senger, $860.00, delivered in Roseburg With genuine Mohair Top and Glass Front $930.00 delivered in Roseburg These little cars hold several of the most important world's records, among which is the "Longest Non-stop Run" in the annals of moturdoin. Running for nearly 31 days and nights continuously, without an instant's stop of the engine, carrying four passengers all the time, until 10872 miles had been traveled on the country roads aro nd Los Angeles. This distance is as much as the average motorist will cover in three full seasons. Let tor h received lu Roseburg to day from a woman claiming to be hit) wife, stated that Battling Gilliam, the pugilist. Is dead at Seattle. Other reports nay it is a case of suicide. Verification Is lacking, however. Heavily tanned and In fine fettle, Rodrlgues, the hiker for the Port land Telegram, reached Roseburg thin afternoon shortly before 2 o'clock and left hero two hours later, fol lowed by tho automobile accompany ing him on the trip from Portland to Me.lford. The automobile reached I the city 2i minutes after Rodriguez, after bring iimr)ifed from him last Thursday n'ght in Pass Creek canyon, beyond Iru!n. where the machine I Cocaine vtui'k ' In the mud un to Its : fenders. Tin party started from Portland hist Monday night at tf:15 o'clock lu un attempt to make tho 'journey to Medford. 3Jt miles. In , x;j bouts traveling. A det'lHtnn ot (he General Land Office, JiiHt received here affirms the decision of tho K use burg land office, rendered on l"cember 9. I90H. dls missiriK the adverse claim of the l ulled ((ier-(Jold Mining Company to the 8Vs of the HKVi of section 2K. township ;i.r-7, held by DnWttt Van Out rand, who secured it from the Northern Pacific Railroad. The land is situated in Northern Josephine 1 county and contains 2,000,000 feet of timber. Tho claimants alleged that the land wax chiefly valuable for mineral deposits, which wan abso lutely disproved at the hearing of the case. A number of prominent men are on the directorate of the mining company, among them Attor ney-(Jeneral A. M. Crawford, Dr. Fletcher Jioman. of Willamette Vni veraity, and V. T. Slater, former su preme judge. The conipnny spent ; several thousands of dollars develop ing the claim. Hotel The Grand Corner Cass and Rose Streets Furnished rooms, with or without private bath. Hot and cold water in each room. House is steam heated throughout. All new furniture and furnishings. A strictly first class European Hotel. Rates reasonable. Fred Schwartz Proprietor THE E. M. F. TOURING CAR AT $1240.00 Is the greatest automobile value in the world today. They have absolutely no legit imate competitors ut so small a price. . You can pay $2000.00 for a car and get no more than the E. M. F. "30" gives You For $1240.00 They stand without an equal at the price. Only six Flanders and six E. M. F. "30" allotted to Douglas county for the entire sea son, so don't blame me if you fail to get a car later in the season. A small deposit now will hold a car for you until you're ready for it. Send for descriptive pamphlet if interested. C. B. CANNON, agent STHIKK INVOLVING 70,000 MKN FKAIIKI) IN XKW YORK. Spprinl to the Evening Review. NKV YOKK. March IS. With the arrivuPof Samuel Compere, president of the American Federation of Labor. It Is expected that the question of whether n general strike of the men handling everything orr wheels in this city, and Involving 70,000 men In ew i oi k aione, womu ne uerer- mined. Compere Is presiding ut n meeting that will decide further ac tion. Ceneral Organizer Ashton said he is opposed to u general strike, but feared that the hot headH would con trol. Such a strike would create a bad situation, as It would involve all the teamsters, longshoremen and chaffenrs in New York, New Jersey Newark, Youkers and neighboring towns. ri.Acru H.vAii:s ixiha. Syclal to the Evening Review. CAMH-TTA. March 1 8. Terrible ravages of the plague In India were officially admitted today. The gov I eminent has Issued a statement thfit during February 88,498 person died of plague. With hot weather coming it Is expected that the mortality will increaso appallingly. KKWAKI) FOR FIKXlk. KOC AIi XKWH. Joe Mui'p'iy left this afternoon for Portland. Mrs. J. II. Short was In town from Inw today. W. U. Godfrey was In town from Ten Mile today. W. II. Kelleyund J. W. Crouch were among -the Oakland people in town today. Dr. Win, Kuykendall was here again from Kuene this morning to visit his mother who continues seri ously III. Helng 87 years of age her condition is deemed critical. A box uncial by the Sunday school classes at the Christian church Fri day evening netted u neat sum for the purposes of the school and af forded a pleasant evening for the participants. M t h. J . I ). 7, n rc her en t ered M v rry Hospital this niornliiK. and will sub in i t to an operation next week. Her children will remain in the meantime In Eugene, to which place they were taken hv Mr. Zurcher this afternoon. Alba Spaugb, aged about 1-1 years, son of J. T. Spuugh, of Looking Class, shot himself In the calf of tho right leg. at bis home this mornlim, with a 22 caliber pistol which he was hatutllng. He was brought to town, but a physician advised that as thu bullet was not likely to Injure him that It was Just as well to leave It nbiiK. Dun Cunningham, a local negro, who does garden work about town, is poorer by one black overcoat, three revolvers, one razor and $1.95 In money, all of which was stolen linui his room In a local lodging house some time Friday night while he was asleep. He hasn't the slight est Iden who the thief is. Two of Hie revolvers aro of ;I8 caliber, one of 'M calthnr and all are or lvr Johnson make. LOCAL XKW 9 White House The BosC Coffee to The Berry A Handful of Chaff is removed in preparing every-pound tin of a" STEEJL CUT COFFEE We aire Endeavoring to give Best Service, and furnish ;! fte'inost complete line of good ! tAbk merchandise. I t! ift pay you to investigate I cm soonccaBcObjbis ection. I Q I Roeborg Rochdale Co. I Phons 145 The Home of "Snow Drift" Flour MIhh Mi-Ion Pmitli arrived horo from ClifhnllH, WhbIi., this nioiniiiK, to Hiu'iul n cuuple of duys with her mother, whtwo health In now much holler tlmi) n few months rro. Miss Smith reports Mr. nnd Mrs. E. Me Hinoni. nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J. 0:r-' nor. who lire now residents of Che- imlis. as RelthiK along lino nnd nil i'IiJovIiik excellent health. 'I (nine to town with $13 In my pocket lo huy supplies: I hoimh't Ihiee KlasspR of nenr-heer, then I fi'll nsliep; when 1 invoke my nionny was all Rone." This was the story told lu the police court this niornliiK hv (leo. Miller, a woodchopper, llv Inu four miles southwest of town, : who was iirrested for dninkenness.J Me was permitted to no home. I'roi. ami Mrs. O. C. Ilrown. W.I H. nnd II. 11. Melton, E. C. Davis, '. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Illnh lo. I. O. Mathews, Deer Creek; Ed. Mullln, Wilbur; Mrs. Illack. Lelinnon: 11. S. ' Powell, Tyee; ('. O. White, Myrtle I Creek; C. E. Van Ostriui and wife, I Itedlands; S. D. Whitseit, Robert, i Crei'k; John J. Kernan, Ered Price,! Oak Creek, were nmoiiK the Itosehurg ! visitors ttida)1.' j CAKI Oh' THANKS. I wish to thank all ne'tt'ihors and friends who so kindly lent assistance iiurins me last Illness of my w ife and in preparing for the funeral. The nornl offerings for the grave ar nlso deeply appreciated. A. M. UAl.l,A(illEK. Speclnl to the Evening Review. SALEM. Mnrch IS Governor West today offered $1000 reward for the capture of tho man who murdered Itarbara iloltznian, aged n, in Port land last week. This makes $2000 reward now ottered. No ciew to tin murderer has been fuund. One thousand volumes oi new pna ular fiction, paper bindings, have Just been milled to the circulating library at the Itosehurg Uook Store. The first book costs only 10c; read It and exchange It for another book for only 6 cents. .dsw KOU SALE Cream separator, cheap. Inquire or address A. J. Stunner. WANTED. Olil for general house work. Apply at Bellows Store, dsw Anyone wishing a suit, dress or coat j tailored by the Standard Ladles' i Tailoring Co.. of Chicago, nnd made I to your ineasiireb, should cull on Mrs. ' .1. K. Saw yers, and examine the. latest i styles and samples of materials Just received Perfect fit guaranteed, dtf The Lewis Cafe MEALS AT ALL HOURS ' Situated ou Cass street uear tjie Southern Pa cific depot. Laie Lewis, Prop. Nr ... i New Spring STYLES Just received a complete line of Men's, Ladies' and Children's ox- fords and pumps. All $ir goods 'are direct from the factory and for comfort and durability they cannot be excelled. Lowest prices and full value for your money is our motto. R. L. STEPHENS, The Shoe Man. 313 JACKSON ST NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE. Patronize Review advertisers. Patronize RwvIpw advprttRora. j ij ! ! a j ! j j 4 Kiwti'rn OyHter In Any Style. 4 Shmi Order nl Any llnur. Quick Lunch Restaurant YE TOY, Prop. l!Kfil l.AI! ItlN.VKK. --. Chlrkcn Dinner Rverr Sunday. Open until lu p. m., dally. Sheridan Street Near Denut. NEW YORK CAFE Chan Jo. Prop, OPKX DAY AMI XIGHT. Menls at All Hours. Hepnlnr Menls 30 cent. Chicken Dinner Bundnys, from 12 noon to 2 p. m. Chop Suey, Noodles, Fresh Oysters, Fish, etc., all the time. Cor. Jncksnn A Wnshlnieton Sts W. Y. W.U.luWK CONTlt.UTOll o Cement Wnlks, Hrlik, Stone P. O. Hox 221. Roseburg. Orecon. Teleilume 3:!.". Honrs 8-12 " 1- 5 Kll. K. V. Ill XT DtnlKt. Ahrshnm Illilg. Roseburg, Oregon. !! v f 4. (ui:(iox UKsT.AcnA.vr 4 Open Day nnd MkIiI. Flrst-ciaM meals at all hours 4. j. Fresh Olynipia Oysters, Klsh A 4 and tMams nil r.ie time 4. It.-Kulnr .Menls, 2.1 lnts. 4. Hate added a new Balcony 4. especially reseryed tor ladlea tand families. An Klettrlc Piano will furnish f. matte dating meal hours. 4. There was a large attendance ut the funeral or Mrs. A. M. OalluRher, of Pine (IrovH, today. About 6f colonists arrived In Hose burg from the Kant In the past two days. fr otuitain pins Hold, ctenned and repaired at the Roseburg Hook Store. For good printing of all kinds Toe The oHIpp of the Producers Fruit Co. U row (rutcd In room u, Review Uuiidiug- lacking hoiiHe, Barker's warelious". opposite d-'pot. We ahull hutidlf a tull Hue of shook, fruit and berry baskets. iSee us before buying elsewhere. I), liunald Wilson, loal igeut. dtf otronl RpvIp Nrtvirtlppni. SUNSHINE SPECIALTIES (Cookies and Crackers) They are the best Cookies aud Crackers ever put on the market. Something Entirely New Try a box and note that good taste. The)' are the kind you have read about in the magazines. Ilaviug investigated we put iu a stock and we want every customer to try Sunshine Biscuits. - I'HOXK 288. Lm ell 3. :i. .1 - It's e-sy to delight everyone In the party. Just serve Home of our first-class curbonated drinks. Phone us your orders. We deliver to any part of the city Phone 186 Pine Street, between Coss and Oak. Roseburg, Ore. Roseburg Soda Works Garden Seed Time, Plant a Plenty This Year Plaut Plenty of Potatoes, Corn and Beans Do you know it is a fact that our home markets are always uu3er supplied. We buy everything you raise aud we have to ship in all kinds of produce to supply our own homa trade It's a shame to tell it. but it's a fact. A car load of Spudsjust came iu North Side Grocery. Fruit Trets, hada Trees, Berry Vines, Rose Busftes-All &inds t'OMK A) sKE. o WhcllM-r you want one or a tlu.twan,!, I ,an ,,,,, lrm Q 220 WcM Oak 81. A. L. KITCHIN The Nurw'rTman. Itoaebai-K, Oregon. l-f 4 4-!