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Newspaper Page TextNOW IS THE TIME TO PLVN AND PLANT THAT GARDEN, LAWN AND ORNAMENTAL SHRUBBERY FOR HEALTH, WEALTH AND PLEASURE DOUGLAS OOUXTY NEEDS 1014 Macadam road to the coast, also on Pacific Highway; electric lines through the county, new canneries, farm co-operation for marketing. VOL. XVII. KOSEI1URO, OREGON', FRIDAY KVKMXG, AI'ISIl. :l, 11)11. No. 29. ROSEBUKG s i t I h ft, V; i'5 l u A T THEY WANT BROCCOLI ? Kor your informutiou, would state that we have received several cars ecently of this Oregon flower, and have sold them on a basis of $4.00 on the standards dozen) and $0.00 on the jumbos (:i dozen) and be lieve that we are going to exceed 12 Eastern Dealers Well Pleased ' .Mr ..rj. San francisco is Only One on the ;;ot 'ban, Rebels Complete Occupancy at With Oregon Product JXO. XIX & CO. Pacific Coast , WITMKRSl'OOX SICCUKDS WOOD. MORE LETTERS REACHING HEREi I'ftinousi Soldier llwunu's Chief Stuff of (lie Army. of LIST SHOWS MANY SURPRISES WASHINGTON', April 1. Major-, General William W. Wltherspoon, ' now assistant chief of stall ot the Shipments in Carload Lots WaUd-Cr.-n wlX MmA' Virgi,lia, and Dallas' Texas' ArC Broccoli Better Than Tdal of Cali fornia and Has Right Season chief of stuff at the end of General W ood's term. April 22. llrigadier j General Hugh I.. Scott, commanding j t tie troops at Fort Hliss, Texas, will jho assistant chief of staff. General Wood will assume com- Iniluded, While Baltimore, New Orleans and Denver Are Left Out poured in by the organization committee yes- new Kodeburg to house. This ment by the local Eastman, to see was transportable for such a long years past, of promoting the assist distance. In a recent issue of the ant chief of stuff, who might in turn Packer, " an influential journal, of succeed General Withorspoon when Kansas City, this fact was mentioned tlo latter retires, on account of age, In an article under the heading, A next November. New Cauliflower District. Now comes; o letters two were received yesterday j KXGUSII MIXKHS Ql'lT. and one more this morning from " ' - commission merchants of tbe East, t,ki)s England, Airil 2. All the who have heroine greatly intercsied, coal niinel.8 xx Yorkshire numbering rnmrrpssmen and be appointed by President Wilson. j The organization committee in its announcement called attention to the fact that under tbe requirements of j Die act it could not find grounds for the establishment of more than one I bank on the Pacific Coast, but held that in tbe near future another bank would be authorized, by Congress and located somewhere in this great section. It said in this connection: i "Tbe committee was impressed I with the growth and development of j the states of Idaho, Washington and Oregon, but on per cent of the capital stock and surplus of National banks and state! batiks and trust companies which! have applied for membership, that' section could not provide the 000,000 minimum capital stock re-j quired by the law. With the con-j tinned growth of that section It is : reasonable to expect that in a few j years the capital and surplus of its I member banks will be sufficient to I i justify the creation of an additional (Special to the Evenh)g Keview). application may be made to Con WOOL KliT.VI'lOX xow , KIltMKH KVKKYWIIKKK. Iluyen I'nuhlo to Meet Higher Price View of i "owoit and n I Mul lock Continues. 35 (My llyman II. Cohen, In Portland Journal). A careful canvass "of the situation shows that the woolen industry of , Ihe United Stales today is in tho host j condition for many years. Not only are orders coining forward freely for Also Bodies of 58 Victims of the Wrecked Sealer nsls'Tuie1'1;! HEAVY LOSSES ON BOTH SIDES' :Z RESCUE VESSEL STUCK IN ICE Gen. Villa Already Preparing to Move on Mon terey and Saltillo Reports of De feat Suppressed by fluerta leading mills of the country are be lag operated overtime in an effort to fill the business with the least pos-! slble delav. riiere is no longer agitation ro- California Murderer Hanged, But Conceals true garuing me lariu. ivinnuiuciurcrg ; are not nble to attribute this aB the prlncipnl reason for their bearlshness I regarding price because domestic, wool values are not ns high as the foreign parity and tbe latter are still i advancing according to last reports. 1 Much more pressure is seemingly (Specinl to the Evening Review). needed by American wool growers to sr. JOHNS, April 3. The first Name Suffragettes Attempt It Destroy Scottish Church On March 1 - twelve cises of tbe T,,l",d of the caslor" l-Mrtment. with (Sleoi, to the Evening Review). j "s "' ' on .i.inu i, n.ne cases oi mi. 1;lr t Govwnor', island, w-sSIIIO.TO April 3 Strong ''ederal w broccoli were shipped from '. . , . '.'',. . time api t, I The appointment o General With- BelectloI1 of lwo Mlssourl clties gross lor a grant of the necessary u,e rebels, General Villa is preparing long as manufacturers are able to nse of Tuesday's dlsastt ,i ,L rnrv l'rsl00", na1 hee,n f" 'J' fpetled as am Ule twcKe gUcg for regiollll, authoiit). for aUlu.ks on slolltcr(,y luld Saltillo. shoddy and other materials in place New l'-oundland is e ,? r 1 1,1 11 was '"accordance with the l,rac- banks under the new currency law.' 11 e 'T, ,. 1 m h ' ,, . '" lhe '"'"!' I" '" doing or wool, whi selling tbe cloth and urday. Tho lielle ,oe If the new piolu t ti,e wh,,u us obtained for some , , , lected orgi nizii ion committee wl b nott- , , gullleg g ,. wool ther0 ,8 gllr6 , u gurv iOliltlOON, April 3. With Tor- reon now completely in the hands of force through the pure wool bill. As vessel bringing victims nnd Burvlvors disaster to the sealer expected here Sat- Venture with 58 garments as pure wool, there is sure dead nnd 3i survlvorB 1b reported and make the city habitable. A to be n more, limited demand for the about 100 miles off this port. The : City, Dallas, Minneapolis and San begin the payment I Francisco. It is openly charged that the reserve bank in its district. Each bank must subscribe ANOTHER lXDI STltlAI, CI.l'H. when that from the other se"tions have failed. The Kershaw Service Hurenu. an organization of expert produce bny- nfj eif f'hip;il'rt Slllll tllV WMI'P Klir- i,rlu,l Ir, rln.l Ihn pa n 1 i f in wor nrriv-'"- c- H'own was Ing in such good shape. While t'lo organization. ..i,i., i.i. .li. 7 r .i, ,n,it ii elected as lollows: suggests that it be shipped hereafter ficatlon to banks entering the system , . , , .ii..,,., wdi.t.i ........ ... l(J nKI u mult) iiiiiiit.u ut.-i,uiiiti iui vnv auuill ivu iiuiea uu una ijuii. a terday were New York, Philadelphia, .. ,'' .' . J thorough cleaning is urgently needed fleece than actual conditions Justify, stepbnno is said to have one corpse Uoston, Clevelund. Uiclimond, At- " -" , ,, ,, . pestilence ib to oe avoiuea. ino ilire wool legislation is even nioro and two survlvorB abonrd, and the Until, Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas y baniis, eaiMi musi, uniii i ino iun . inhabitants are on the verge of star- essential to the average consumer l-'lorizel five dead. This left nlne- vution. Considering the numbor en- than pure food, for the reason that teen unaccounted for, if, as stated, gaged during the eleven dnya fight- while many are liable to discover 12U of the New Eoundland's crew Kansas City was chosen through the 1''K'1 """" ' " , , ' the lo3,ie8 wera ononnous. Ot w,en their food Is not pure, fow are wore gui bunting on the Ice when Influence of Senators Heed and Stone, cnt of 'l.a, combined capital " ''- the rebels, !iU0 were killed In Sun- i a position to ascertain when their lnc. blizzard struck the fleet. With of Missouri, and Owen, of Oklahoma. l"us u'e day nights fighting ulouo, and it Is so-called woolens are pure. It Is fi8 of the soalor New Foundland'i Manv Congressmen and Sv-nators in- 'or eac" district is D.iseu upon tnis t.stlnted that DUO federaU were Btutod that Borne of lhe mills have dl,u,i ttlui 35 survivors of the same slain and loot) wounded the same been using from 10 to IB per cent cruw board, tbe sealer Belle Ven- day. General Villa put the number foreign innterlala In making cloth t,lre wirelessed at noon that It is of rebels killed after they entered and bo thorough is the mixture ast u n10 iL.e 0rf Cape Uonavlsta. (be city nt f,U0 and tho wounded at that it Ib impossible for the average Tle poworful ship was bucking the 1.100. Officially Torreon fell at buyer to discover when he is getting fueai and the captain said he hoped 10:30 last night. 1 the wool ho purchased. to make port by Sunday. It was Villa's Message of Victor)-. While there are mills that would aj,e(1 tlat liay Qf the survivors are Torreon. Coahuila, .Mexico. April 2. not s"''"'""'" l'"'l''' " ""' In a serious condition from exposure. "General Venustiano Carranza, Su- eign materials for pure woo . com- , , ,,.lMiB f relatlveB of the sealers preme Chief or the Constitutional- "rh;'"K "I""5' 1 Vn .m "ave hero' '"""""y awaU- Ists. 1 The passage of such n bill would )n(, )CW3 of tll0 missing men. :ll'?,",0:r':i,!,:Lr"" ?' ruv' While pure woolen cloth and nsklne fnr further information and m ,inn h.,,1 lofi ilm hub tndnv. The ', ", k,...i.., i..i 6 per cent subscription. offering suggestions, and also hope- ,,, demand the Introduction of a . discriminated against i The lia"uie,lt of suhscrliitions by fill that other and larger shiinnents minimum wage scale. ' ... ., .' banks will be spread over many will follow. I The stocks of coal at the pit beads Hanks una 1 apiiiii. months, but in the meantime Presi- These letters will bo referrel bv'are onlv sufficient to last about a WASHINGTON. April 2. After ,k,, Wilson is expected to announce Secelarv Josephson of the Conimer- week. After the exportation of that three months of consideration the the five members of the Federal re- ciul Club to the llmc-col! Club which ei iod the railroads and steel and reserve bank organization committee Bt,rve hoard. The President said to- was formed here several weeks nuo iron works depending on the York- today announced that It has divided llilv tllut owig to the fact that tbe among the local producers The shire mines for fuel will be ham- the continental United States into 12 process of organization would take word from the Fist 'a that the pro- pered seriously and many of the men hanking districts and selected li s01n0 ,,P I10 Immediate announce- ,l, ! ,, ....-nt loiH'm.l ml Ihnt enipioyetl oy uiem may umo ue i,,.., ......v. . . .... - mem win ut; niautj. the Oregon product hits the market Into idleness. are 10 ue locmeii uiiiiim inc new i reiicy law. This was the first dec!-1 ...,...,... .... T, n,,VT sive step toward the establishment ' 111 1 IM- SIMU..MS 1 of the new system. The cities and .MAKE HIGH SI'I'.EK TEST, districts follow: liistrict No. 1. Iloston. Reserve Ibis week A. u. i.rews, couiiuei- lie ituc.u.n mo vu.iMH iui ,..,,,, .,i FnKi,.. -. ,,,nr flinht. After eleven davs of terrible ., . , ; . . ... 1 nan in nrese 11. 11 won u 10 ce a net- , . 1 Tii,,, ,i, u f:rniin 1,1 n riuirnr nr viinuiii A. Howies, cashlor of the Bank of fighting, In which we lost 1500 wounded and 000 killed and the fed' HANGED; CONCEALS NAME. SAN OUENTIN. Cal., April 3. Officers were Pres., Vivian Maekav: Vice-Pres., Alfreda Ander- In half-crates, a dozen per crate, and , . 1 ' , iiua Anmi 11. , ,i, 1, ....,. i, 1 ,. r 1 ,,. 11, Vivian Bridge; Advisor, Miss Anna heads, enabling them to keep longer. Another letter conies from Mil waukee. The letter received this morning- from John' Nix & Co. Is typical of these communications A strong industrial club was or ganizeu at t 1e.e1.1ne1 inurs.l..,. aup.. - . . ,s.r,,or of .,. ,,.,. Bl.,ool. pi-mIk f,i the ... liillilher of present and assisted . '. ,T, .;.7 ..' , ..;,,,' ,-v,. ,,0eH test tn .1 number of the i..ii.: 1.,, 1 ,,,. i, i.h ovr IHO, HUH flu .liluuiliu uanna oa -i ..,i,.-b ....... ...... members. ; students who havo received Instruc- iimu killed, nnd their number of District No. 2. Now York. Capl- tiou under him, awarding certificates wounded I am unable to estimate, tnl S 0.BS7.G 1 0. with 478 National of proficiency to those who success- our forces have full iioBsession of and shows tbe interest that has been taken in the development of this in dustry here by the people of the Kast. Limlgren. Tills school Is wide awake, and under the mnnngenient of Miss Limlgren, is making a fine record. A parent-teacher association will be formed there in the near future. and number state banks (not given) as members. District No. 3 Philadelphia. Capi tal $12,1193, 013, including S00 Na tional banks and several stale banks. District No. 4. Cleveland. Cap! till $1 I, 21, with 724 and several state banks. full v passed these tests. Interna tional rules governing sliced contests were In force during examinations, making It necessary to deduct five words lor every error. Forty net words per minute is the minimum National upon which a certificate may be Is sued. ter deiuund for the fleece than nt a '.. went to his death slight advance in the price. , " "ol! "V , , , .". Xd .Contracting of wool at Pacific 7 ' rtodll'- '',,di Northwest points was of small vol-, w thou ;t . J Ppo ' Ore ,B In time (luring tho week, wane buyoiB , "-"'"e""' " - ...:, ..,. Torreon. 1 regret to announco that wcr0 (,vcn . Hnxons to Becure ' to rob the bank, and when Bowies among the wounded were General .llni i, ri,.nK nrevlnus weeks tried io escape and sound an alarm, Vzahe. Kobles and General Callxto Zls lield bv grogs' werS j -hoi ...d killed him VVhen asked It Coiitreias. I congralulate and saluto ,,rl,.a ,,,,,1 ,1,1- 0,i ti, ,iPa-1 ho wished to roveul his true name STORE AT GREtN ROBBED Of QUANTITY Of EGGS AND OTHER EATABLES Chicago, Mirch 30. 101-1. Commercial Club, lies, burg. Oregon. ' Gentlemen: We note in 'the cur-; rent issue of the Kansas City Packer. a statement supposed to have been written by you relative to the de velopment in Itoseburg of a new Twelve dozen eggs, considerable cauliflower district, and same inter- canned goods and other articles of ests ns very much. an unknown nuantity were stolen We have been closely identified Tor Wednesday night by burglars from tnl $4,70: years in the handling of California the store of Smithhisler & Frew at hanks, cauliflower, and a section to closely Green. The burglars made good District follow California w ill, in our opinion, 1 heir escape by also taking a railway Capital $. on good stock, find a ready market speeder from the section house near al banks. In the Kast. 1 lie station, and proceeding to a District The express lot of flowers, which short distance from this city, where Capital $ District No. a. Richmond. Capi- I no following students were suc tal $t;,r,4:i.2Sl, with 475 National cessful: Fannie Campbell, Pearl Pat banks and a number of state banks rick, .Merle Mathews, Lena Nichols, and trust companies. Grace l eland. 1 ouia Itiebel, Nina District No. li. Atlanta, Capital Marshall and Ethel Patrick. Fannie $4 702. 7S0. with :!72 National banks. Cumpbell leads the lisl with t!0 net District No. 7. Chicago. Capital ' ''f l'" '"im"" r"r '"I"'"'". $i:i.l.-,l,!i2.-., with JS4 National entitling her to a special ccrtlllralc b-mks 1 1,1 ll'I",u'1' 'i"''1 ,Ilt!R' I'earl Patrick 'District No. S. St. Louis. Capital' llln s','"d a r0l'or'1 of u 1 $fi,2 1 :,:i2:!, with Iil4 National banks. " District No. '.I. Minneapolis. Capi- S04, with (187 National you with respect and esteem that have always had for you. "Your subordinate, "G ENKRA L FRANCISCO VILLA, "Com 11 der in Chler, Constitution alist Force, Chihuahua." Victors Press Onward. April 3. Following the lock In tho trade. While thcro are i'''" iu u",l:K CV. " '""""; reports that some of the buyers have Green Bald: "I won t tell my real been offering a further advance In' "' My mother and father nro the price during tho week. Ibis can-' good people, and raised me properly not be fully confirmed, as the bidders , aim sum me are silent regarding this. In the meantime there is a firmer tone In all foreign wool markets. 1 r a 11 1," capture of' Torreon al 10::I0 lust with prices showing advanccB over night, the brigades of the rebel gen-, 'be American parity erals rrlilua and llerrera are already on tho way from Torreon to Monterey and Saltillo, according to a Torreon message. It Is not believed that they will make nil attack until u fresh supply of ammunition reaches them. Iluciiu Suppresses Reports. MEXICO CITY, April 3. Tho It might be ov Interest to some to ktinu' Ihnt the students nf this Rcbool are taught only the touch method, ! .... ,,, ... ,.,.,. r which means that they are taught to .Ml. I. IX.UinilB Vll... .. , I ..... 1 ,, H.l,,' l,n,.r , li ,, t Nation- SiM'p iinni ejee uu uitr ,i,i nun iiui .i,: ,u lUKBj .,.,, v ........ I on the knyes of the machine. In this Torreon hud fullen, as General lluer- wuy It soon becomes a mechanical operation and thereby Increases ac curacy and speed by u larger per cent over sight work. X. MAJESTIC THEATRE IS SOLD TO FRANK BOLES AND GEORGE MAPLES A XOTH Elt SI li' 'HAGETTE. NEW CASTLE, England, April 3. A suffragette attempted to reach Premier ABqullh on a train on whleb he was traveling to Enst Fife. She struggled furiously when the police Interfered. After a hard tussle she wub carried away unconscious. :,!I4 ,!)!;, with S3! No. .11 ,i;::4,07i Dallas, with 7: Texas, li Na- this article mentions nnd which came In some way they concealed the ve- tional banks, to Chicago, showed quality, nnd is hide, with which they made their District No. 1 2. San Francisco, superior to the general run of Cali- flight from Green. Sheriff Qulne and Capital $S,1 1 i,:24, with 5 1 4 Na- fnniin Snecinl Airent t'liturrl. of the S. P. tional bunks, etc. Territory. Call- Miiv we ask that von advise ns f'limnanv. have both made an Invest!- fornia, Washington, Oregon who tire the shippers of these goods, gntion of the case, but have found Nevada and 1'lali and nil of Arizona, and in wllal quantities they are. or no clew to lead to the detection of except five cniinlies included in dls- can he produced, etc., and we would the guilty parties. They believe. Diet No. 11. liko in i,,:,ti ,,inn rim iicct ion with a however, that the railway speeder The organization committee was view to helping the development or was thrown Into the river somewnere noi ainiioiu.eu u , .u ,i jnj )(.ro this section, and will thank you for mar this city. It is known that they branch banks of the Federal reserve . any information which might lead started in this direction and Hint they banks, but Ihe ait states that such! Mrs. .1. E. .Iiicohson visited rein to' forming some connection, which did not pass thru the company's banks shall be established. 'I'bls ' lives and friends In this city a sliorl might prove e.iuallv advantageous to vards here, so t he river seems io nave iass win ne umi iu mo sniiunmiun ,lm(1 today, reiiirning mis uiieinonu Deputy Sheriff Ed. M. Shields, of Idaho, 1 ''-"id. Okla., left here on bin return Home nils morning, aner a nip io Coquille lo get a prisoner, wanted in Oklahoma for embezzlement of about. ( $:l.".00. The prisoner, Ralph Roll- ' erts, spent the night In the county 'orbndo lhe publication of the1 A change very different from the news. The city Is therefore quiet. usual new program each day at the Still Another Skirmish. Majestic Theater was put on today, Fl PASO Auril '! FlKhtlnir bo- wl,e" "'"K'!"" A- 1'"c"' r"ll"'u twee;, GmwWnY Hernandez1. Ue. " ""'- ' a"'' ' ..,..v. ...... v..v n w. i,.,,,,,,,, il. Vt-lauro'H fhM'ln; ft'dortilH from wori.n iKsTitov ciirucn. (iI,AS(OW, April 3. SuftrUKettes tri:(l to blow up Itolinont church to cluy. Although they exploded three boinhB uiult-r It, not much damuse wiib done. men, anil two 'rank (Imii'KU the growers. Of. aa well ns ourselves. the only solution to offer. of the Keih'ml n sprve board yet to ' 0 Imr home at WineheMcr. in well known theater i. i.... i..ii.,.i ...I . ...I I. .. I IIOIWM. Ill I 'III III! IUI, Villa to General Carranza. The " 1('r"11'.'; '"""' 1 skirmish occurred southeast of Canon "' Thursday altri .,n. del fuarache. Several federals were ,ll! ",'w '.'f",,rlet,r began t H, killed and many wounded. General " ""'";"'"" " "'"' 1 Hernandez Is trying, according to this renovation of the building and ap- . . iittriiliiu Mm nutriii in nicHsaK', to enHKe the main column 1 and drive It back toward Torreon. It is evident that the federals are try- iiiK lo reach Saltillo. No chaUKctt from tho poliiy lowed by Mr, tin proHent. ()THIX(i KltO.M TKIIV. MOW VOltK, April 3. Dispatches thut Anthony Flala, heading tt section of the Hoosovelt expedition. has urrlved at Manaos, llrazii. brought no recent iiowb from Colonel, who Ib exploring In Duvleda ltlver country. He the the WANTS SHAKE OK TAX. flALEM, April a. M. E. Miller, of St. Helens, Republican, today filed his declaration or candidacy for Slate Labor Commissioner. ,acey will be made for p lhe new men aim lo :iio lll'NCII OF SINGEIts Red Cross Shoes, Munsing Underwear, R. & G. Corsets "Btndt with yourfooC TRADE MARK Saturday Only 5c Scratch Pads 3 for 10c NEW YORK STORE Saturday Sale of Necessities SaturdayOnly 5c Ink or Mucil age 2c Bottle lip) m lili-nioiiHlrato the value of Ioiik f lierieiice in the show biiHliiess by Klvinx the people of ItoHelmrK Just an much a a they can for tho money. Mr. Mnplea until recently controlled a Hlrlnu of Iioiihoh on Coon Hay, nnd AT MA.IKSTIC TIIKATKH. Boys' Overalls, at Pair 25c 25c Hoy;; plain blue, or blue w ith while stripe, sizes 0 to 1 good grade of detiini: have n bib; buy now at, per pair years, made of Men's Straw Hats at 15c Men's or hoys' Rtraw hats, i iu.w for .sum tni' r wear, at better h it ilian ue cvrr ,rf'ted before; buy 15c Fancy Belts 50c The i.c'.v T;r go lu lls In all the popu lar shades ol suede b athers, all sizes, large bin sic, a new thing, at special 50c MEN'S B1G-4 SOX, BOX 50c Yes, four pair In the box and they ar. a b.p srller; war extra well; all sizes, black and tan; a box for every-. lay wear, 4 pairs for 50c MEN'S KHAKI PANTS AT 95c Just think, a pair of men u khaki pan s so cheap; we nlo have In the lot a correct denim pant In grey; a regu ar f I to ll .'iii seller at ipeclal 95c COATS FOR LITTLE BOYS OR GIRLS V nr- showing come riK'it rh-ver i Iui uh in hi tie coatn for 1 he little irii.n or little irl; extra Knd valuen at I lie low price 1.50to4.95 Carhart Overalls, Eiffel Hosiery, Grovers Shoes for Tender Kcet The new managers, Frank Holes und (leorge .Maples, are real live wires, on the same order as Mr. I.acey. l-'or tonights opening bill with Mr. Holes had been connected the Peerless Comedy I' our are noon with other businesses in Portland, ed for three days, including Friday, rioth men will remain In Uosehmg Saturday and Sunday. They will to devote their entire al tent loll to havo new bohhb and Jokes, and are a their Intrests here. Mr. Maples, who feature on any stage. Tho Peerless has a wire, Is already located. Mr. Comedy guurtet are young men who I.acey, who has managed theaters run sing and Blng well. They havo here for a collide of years, will h ave a splendid line of songs nnd through soon with his wife Tor the Mast, lie the efforts of their .lewish comedian will spend some time In Chlrngo, and they will keep the house roaring with will probably return later to re- laughter. ltotnember, every night engaged In the theater business some- will be new songs und Jokes. With where on the roast. Mr. I.acey and the tonight bill they have .lohn Mr. .Maples were known to each oilier liuiiny. Klora I'luch, l.llllnn Walker, In Portland, when they were con- and Willie Van, the world's greatest necied with the People's Amusement comedians. Admission Is small, ten Co., and tho retiring manager speaks cents for children, and lfi cents for very highly of bis successors. adults. $50,000.00 Umpqua Power, Ice and Development Co. (INCOIU'OHATKI)) Desires to Inform the citizens of Roseburg that the company Is Issuing 15-year 6 gold bonds. Tho money will be expended In Roseburg the coming spring and summer in Improvements in Umpqua Park Ad dition. Mechanics of all kinds are kindly Invited to Investigate the different Improvements. Information will be furnished by addressing Ilox 475, Itoseburg, Oregon. Umpqua Power, Ice and Development Co. (INCOltl'ORATKI))