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Newspaper Page TextLIVE INCIDENTS FROM VERA CRUZ Soldiers' Fun and Frolic In the Old Mexican Town, BASEBALL FOLLOWS FLAG. American! Conquered City Easily, but Are Helplesi In the Face of Dusky Little Native Bootblacks, Who Call Them "Meester" and Charge Them What They Please. Teeming with human Interest la a story from WIIMnm O. Suvpuerd to the New York Evening Sun picturing our troopa nt pluy In Vera Crus. Sir. Shep herd says: The first thing you see In Vera Crua these days la the American Bag flying over the Terminal hotel, and you Bud the wide corridors filled wltli hurrying olllcers and bluejackets. i'ou snlly forth into the town. Klrst you cross the ten acre field which lies between tile American consulate and the water front There are the brown tents of Infantrymen and the pastured horses of olllcers. In one comer or the lot soldiers are tusslni; a baseball In the streets that skirt the Held the (lags of different nations float over two story business liouses as If to say. "This Isn't a Mexican bouse; don't shoot at It!" Follow Baseball Scores Closely. Here are some of the other thing? you see as you walk along the street A group of our boys reading a notice pasted on the wall of the cable office, ond you discover that it's a cabled re port of the baseball gamed of the day In far away American cities. Baseball follows the flag. A street car loaded with unshnved, begrimed American soldiers; they've been out on the advance line In the sandhills, and they're on their way to the beach, where they'll stack their rllles within easy reach, strip down to their under drawers and nlutnre Into the cool surf with yells of delight Here you are at the plaza. Every Mexican city or town has In Its very In the Spot Light this man looks well dressed. It Is because he has had nn Interview with us and we have Improved his appear ance without depleting his purse. Let us treat you likewise. It Is a fact If you Let Us Keep Your Clothes In Order . you will got more comfort and also have a greater earning power. Imperial Cleaners Phone 277 342 N. Jackson PHONE 128 I'or freighting, moving, saegase, piano, lumber, weod ad coal handling. AUTO SERVICE We make a specialty of midnight "Joyriders." tripB to country dances, picnics, fishing, hunting and camping parties. Easy riding car, with accommoda tions for from 12 to IS passsagers. H. J. Denn Transfer and Storage Co. Office phone 128. Res. phone 104-L, Rice & Rice Real Estate- Investments Insurance brokers. Bonds, warrants, and loans negoti ated. Houses for rent as. 4 business exchange. Adrte on any part of Douglas Conntf and Its adaptneaa. Stock, trait and general farms for sale. Business of an kinds. Bom rery select stock randies. City property and businesses for sale. Usng time Insurance at ery low ratet, all old lino companies; no chanco for spe cial assessments as In mutual companion. Always buy tbs beat It's the cheapest. Lower floor Masonic bldf? Roseburg, Oregon ICS 4 ' lilr - 4 Photo copyright, 19H, by American Press Association. American Jackies on Guard at Vera Cruz Bluejackets from the Arknnsas are seen guarding Independence avenue, the principal street of Vera Cms. center a square park, crisscrossed by gravel walks and centered by a band stnud. which is called the plaza. Here in the late afternoon and enrly evening the Mexicans gather to listen to the town baud. It Is the custom for the senorltas, accompanied by their chaperons, to walk In one direction ubout the park and for the lads to walk In the other and to flirt with their eyes as they pass. ' Now you're In the very heart of Vern Cruz, and It will keep your eyes busy to catch all the sights. Mexican Bootblacks Reap Harvest. There's a yell, and a company of khaki clad lufuntrymen swing into the square. They are army boys, part of the thousands who have arrived to re lieve the navy of the duty of policing the city. Soldiers ride by, singly nnd In pairs, on rangy, mnngy Mexican ponies which they have picked up goodness only knows where. There's a quarrel at a table near you. Two sboeshlnlng boys are demnudlng 50 centavos for shining the shoes and riding leggings of a couple of infantry men, nnd the latter think the price is too high. The Infantrymen can't talk Spanish, and the only Kngllsh word the dusky little shoe shiners know Is "meester." These American soldiers may have con quered Vein Cruz, but they can't con quer the bootblacks. Ily this time evening is falling. The tropic sunshine has disappeared; a cool breeze Is blowing In from the Mcx, lean gulf. Three thousund persons or more fill the plaza soldiers, white clad men nnd women, brown Mexican beau ties In white and browner Mexican men in sombreros. The electric lights blaze out among the tropical trees. The wigwag men on the roof are using blinking electric lights now In stead of their tiagt. On a bnlcony stands n little Mexican girl waving her arms in Imitation of them. It's a trick she has learned since the "gringos" came. It's almost bedtime for her nnd her grown folks, too. beenuse the city Is under martini law, and "taps" sound at 0 o'clock. Soon the streets will be deserted nnd the houses dark. The only footfalls on the pavements will be those of guards or of belated newspnper correspond ents working their way from sentry to sentry down to the cable oillce. Out in the sand hills In a circle that reaches miles beyond the town American sot dier boys are keeping their vigils. Ceneus Reports Take Time. Each United States census report rep resents a compilation of statistics for the entire country, and much time is required to make an actual canvass and to publish the results. For exam ple. In the ceusus of manufacturers uniform reports must be secured from more than 270.000 establishments and in the census of agriculture from more than d.OOO.OUO farms. In collecting sta tistics from manufacturers, farmers, electric light and power plants, electric railways and other Interests It Is neces sary to allow a sufficient time to till out the schedule so hs not to interfere with the condui t of private business. Kangaroo Tendons. In Australia kangaroo farming Is an Important Industry. The bides are valuable, and the tendons extremely One. Indeed, they nre the best known to surgeons for sewing up wounds, snd especially for holding broken bonea together, being much finer and tougher than catgut London Ulobe. Defectives. "Here's a story about a man with a cork leg. a cork arm. a rubber ear, a glass eye and a wig." "He must be one of those defectives (here's so runcb agitation about" Buf falo Express. Conghrd for Three Year. "I am a lover of your godsend to humanity and science. Your medi cine. Dr. King's New Discovery, eured my cough of three years stand ing." says Jennie Fleming, of New Dover, Ohio. Have you an annoying rough? Is It stubborn and won't yield to treatment? Get a 50c bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery today. What it did for Jennie Flemmlng It will do for you, no matter how stub born or chronic a cough may be. It stops a cough and stops throat and lung trouble. Relief or money back. Hoc snd $1.00, at your druggist. Burklen's Arnica Salvs for pimples. Call up 140, lbs DoukIu County' CrtamaiT. for cream- MATHEWS XOAH, Till-: llL.YCKSMITHS. Are now located on .Mam street in the Hanks & YVelkor shop, north of the Public -Market, and are prepared to do general blacksmithing. Horse shoeing a specialty, dive them a cull. SQIIKREI, POISON. Now Is the time to kill them; 5 lb can, lj 24 lbs., 60c; 1 lb., 25c This poison stands the wet weather We guarantee every package we sell If not satisfactory, money refunded daw MARSTERS DRUG CO. AUTO STAGE MXE DEPOT. Daily stages and autos for Marsh. field and all Coos Bay points, also for Peel and Millwood, leaves O. W. Rapp's grocery store, 133 Sheridan street. Cash paid tor produce along me line. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Douglas County. V. H. Bates, plaintiff, vs. J. II. c.oe. Mrs. ij. M. tioe, husband and wife Fred L. Slelert, Oregon & Cnlilor nia Railroad Company, and The Union TruRt Company of New York, defendants. In the name of the State of Oregon: To J. 11. Goo and Mrs. I.. M. Goe, husband and wile, and The Union Trust Company of New York, a cor poration, the above named defend ants: You and each of you are hereby required to nppear in the above en titled suit and answer the complaint of the plaintiff on file in the above entitled cause nnd court, within six weeks from the date of the first pub Mention of this summons in the Hose burg Review, that Is, within six weeks from the 16th day of April, 1914, and you are hereby notified that unless you do so appear and answer said complaint the plaintitt will apply to the court for the relief demanded In said complaint, to-wit for a decree of the above entitled court quieting title of the plaintiff to the premises described therein and removing the cloud cast on plaintiff's titlo thereto by the claim or said de fendants and each and all of Bald I defendants and all persons claiming by. through or under them or any oi them, and that you and each of you Innd all and each of said defendants, and all persons clniming by, through or under vou. or them, or any of you or them, be forever enjoined and re strained from asserting any right to, claim upon or interest In said prom ises, or anv uart or parcel thereof That said premises are described as followB. to-wit: I The south half of the south half of Section 24; the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter, tho north half of the northwest quarter and the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter (except that portion lying south of the South Fork of the l'nii qua Itiver) In Section 2T, In Town ship 30 South, Range 3 West of the Willamette Meridian, Douglas Coun ty, Oregon; That plaintiff have and recover from the defendants his costs and disbursements In said suit to be taxed, nnd for nil such other and fur ther reller and remedy as I he court shall deem Just and equitable. I This summons Is served upon you by publication in the Itosoliurg Re view by the order of Hon. .1. W. Ham ilton, Judge of the above entitled court; said order bearing dam l April 14, 1914. This summons will be published onro a week for six con secutive weeks in the Ilosebnrg Re view. The first publication or this summons was made on the 16'h day of April, 1914, and the last will be made nn the 2Hth day of .May, 1U14 i Dated April 15, 1914. O. P. COSIIOW. X Attorney for plaintiff mA no fir r punctMr'," h- r.-iM. Th'-n h'j swore. It-.it it wumi'i a puncturr. I: w;ij a ptwhfrf mini, Jnn r lube hn'I nlijp' 'l under cljra ol t!io ciNnc. N' vcr C'ltildl have happTwl h.i'1 t.V; mnn bc-'-n tin G.dp-ar N-Ki:n Cut 1 ins. 'I 'hey al way h'tPl tij;t ii'Mi-t the rim. Ilavo J.6 br.'ii'lM pi;in wirs in iht b-..d wliich do the lritt. Tube can't K'1 un-b-r. For this and MV-r ftsuus we pustj Goodyear No Kim-Cut Tirm. V carry f rt.h ntjpply at all timen. in 7"ur tin- irnicdh trei'!'ir "All-Weather.' I iropfn. iS-e thie tiri br-fore yu spend any dura inuuey f ir tint. w. itritK7T ( LOST AMI FOIM) FOl'NIV Fine Kuuutlct glove. Own er please call at this office and bring mate for Identification. FOUND. Small purse con tain in g some change. Owner please call ut this office, and describe the purse and its couteuts. FOU KENT HOOMS with or without board; charges reasonable. ti:J7 Court St. KOU KKNT Three furnished house keeping rooms. 104 W. Douglas. FOU ItKNT. Furnished house, close in; four rooms and bath. Price 6112 E. Washington. FOU RENT. Tho Central Hotel building, coiner Oak & Rose. Ap ply to W. J. Curlon. PIANO FOR HUNT. To responsible parlies. For particulars Phono Room 30-, I'mjuiiui Hotel. FOR RF..NT. Concrete block house on Pine street, near cor. Wood ward. I'nlUon Mrs. L. A. .Marsters. FOR KKXT. Five room modern bungalow. Close in. 4:10 K. Wash ington. FOR HUNT. New. modem tlvo- room bungalow for relit, $15 per mouth. Inquire at Hurgreuves Door & Lumber Co., 807 North Jackson. Phone 3:20. WANTED WANTED Five or six room house, must be up-to-duto uud close in; will lease for year or more. Ad dress C. L., care Review. WANTED TO RENT FARM. Not less than 50 or more tbau 160 acres plow land, south of Rose burg. tlivo full particulars In first letter. C. I). Melvin, Routa 2, llox 121, Jlilwaultie, Ore. dsw AtlEXTS WANTED. We want a re liable man or woman In Roseburg to look after renewals and new subscriptions to Metropolitan, "Tho Livest .Magazine in Ameri ca." Tho work may bo done In spare time a few hours each week. Liberal pay for whatever time Is put in. No Investment or bond required, no previous experi ence necessary. Full Instructions and supplies sent free, (live two references. Dc.'k 14, Metropolitan Magazine, New York. dsw KOU SAI.K AND TRADE FOlt SALE. Oat hay. Edeubower Orchard Laud O Phono llti-l- FOR SALE. Team or light horses, (', years oid. John Doeiner, Melrose. FOR SALIC. Soda fountain, fine white marble top, cheap; also dis play tables and counter for store. Cull at tho Roseburg Rook Store. FOlt SALE. Attractive cottage, 4 rooms, bath, closets, sleeping porch, basement; with or-wilhout furniture. Cardell und chickens. Owner leaving city. J. W. Groves, 70 1 South Main. FOR SALE - :!00 tiers fir stove wood or less at Jl.l.'i. The old Jim Cox ranch, s miles east, phono Ill-Fa. FOR SALE.-Hay baler, used two sumiiMTs; full circle horse power; cost $17... Will sell for hair, also jol) to bale 20 Ions hay. llox GO, Dixonville, phono I'J-F.k FOR SALE Hondo horse for single or double driving, anil buggy and harness; also a saddle and bridle. Address It. T. Oibler, Roseburg, or phono FOlt SALE It V OWNER. Two lots. wi!h houses, bcilit rented. Cheap U lnken nt once. Located at 04 1 and i;-i:i short slroi-i. Address M A. l-'lett, ::o:i West Lane, or phone I7S-J. NEATEST 10 oer.. in Clnpqila Val ley, on i'ai-iric Highway, near town; beautiful country home; im proved and equipped. $2'.00 will handle. For Information write ,M I-'. Fry, Rnseliui-g. FOR SALE A! Kldd s grocery, scar let sage or salvia planls. Mrs. F. D. Owen, Phnhe U-FI2. dsw FOR SALE. Good heavy mules, well broke, true to pull, sound and gen tle. Address A. C. Lake, Drain, Oregon. dsw T)H SAM-;. - -(Irani Kcn-'ial purpoHft ; ij driving hnrmj, nix your a old, w.'inht I .'10') lb.; n'itlo for a wo man to drive; not afraid of atitos. Iri'iuln. I 'uk' In vent in eut Co., 709 N. .Iii'kson fctn-f't. I'Ufi SAI.K ll'i) n. ri' Murk ntneb. two hoiiH'-a, two barns ; land rull ini; jrond hoil; S acres In cultiva tion. I'rl'-e 1 1 ';'. A inn acre timber, with A million ft. timber. 1'rie.. K'uiHi. K. M, Moikuii, Ulx omlilf, (in-foii. KfiflH KOK HATCHING. From "liiiu;let" Marred Korku, "Cr.VKtal Wliire' OrpliiKioim ami S. C. W. Leghorn. -.kv. lialf price for r tiool ( liildrt-n. Cush Crnnda Poultry Co., onebuiK. Or I'dH SAI.K.- Ofm pair of Btandard Mini imai wiui inn- ji-itlilits ninif; colt, cheap for JU0 (-nub. I 'hone :: V, or addiens It. W. Dlrkey, IHllarrl, Oregon. KOH SAI.K - -Kami ami t i in tier land, 10 to 40 air.- to lot: III) to 7i l-i;r acre. Turius: 10 years, It it- sired, 6 per cent Interest. Located S miles west of Melrose store. JoUu Poeruer, Owner, Melrose. FOU SAKE OH TRADE. Farm of 160 acres; price JiiOOO; in best fruit belt on the Smiko River, Wash.; 42 acres in wheat, 10 al falfa, 8 fruit. 7 garden truck ; school Vi mile, depot 2 M: miles; boat lauding li mite: hunch grass knee high on unbroke land; owner too old to run place; will take small place near ed.m of Roseburg. or houses and lots in part pay ment, balance on long time at 7 per cent. Write or Inquire of (I. Sloper, cleaner and presser, ;t0S X. Jackson St., Roseburg, Ore. PROFESSIONAL CARDS (H IUK)N A. KOltY Vocul Lessons Studio 312 East Cuss Street Phone 191-J. ROSKBURG, ORE. MILS. CHARLES S. HEINLINE Pianoforte Insti'llstor Musical Kindergartener Studio: 423 Ella St. Phone 33-R. JESSIE STILSON LKJS STENOGRAPHER Phono lltl.VJ 12G North Kane St. Roseburg. Office Hours: Phones: 10 to 12 a. in. Otr.ce: Mnln 171 J to 4 p. m. has: Main 172 OK. LUCKTTA SM1YH, 1'hyHiclaui Women and Children Diseases a Specialty Office, Masonic UldK.. Second Floor. CIIAS. P. HOPKINS Atlornry-nt-I.aw Room 420, Perkins Iildg., Roseburg. Especial attontion given to con veyancing nnd the examination of titles to real estnte. Practices in all State and Federal Courts. Phones: OITIce III), Residence 1:18-1 Dlt. D. E. SNEI.L Osteopathic Physician Diseases of Women and Children a specoalty. .'I01-:i Perkins llldg., Roseburg, Ore. L. .Q.. HICKS sritvEYon 21! PerLlna Building. KoHcbnr, Or, AI.IIKKT 8. lll'KV OI'TOMRTIIIST 118 W. CASS ST. Roseburg .... Oregon. MUS, NADINH V. KIIKI'Alill TeiK-her of I'iullo .123 So. Stephens St., ItiwehuiB, Ore. ww. si:w,v, si:nii-:it as stkwaiit I'ltyNirlaim mill Surgeons. Suite of Offices Itear HoukIiis Na tional Hank, Uroiiud Floor. I'hno 367. ROSEI1UIIO OHKOON M. C. BURLESON Sale and lxclunge of Realty Accident and j.Fire Insurance Homes and Apaitineuts To Rent. Notary Public. Cor. Cnss & Stephens HI., Itosehurg What Ik (In (Ijiren-iiro helneon Mmij'h (idle lamh (hen mill now? 1'iilly one humln-rf years. If Mary Mill liu flint little IiimiIi, Mm no Ionic "Co did keep, we fig ure tlmt little Intuit ere I lilt ho i: row n to Ik, n heep! That Mary xold her lamb to us, Need not he htiiomk your ferna; The lamh and ucilton urrh;iod here. Iii all of tender yearn! The Economy Market (if'o, Kolillinuen, Prop., IMiono rR It you navo somutliliiR to snll, to1 trach), to font, or have lost mmnthliij; or found soiunthlDg, use a Want Ad In the Heview. Some Carnival Everybody will wear a Boiled Shirt, Piccadilly Collar and a Grin Get in Line Wear a Grin May 21, 22, 23 Roseburg Steam Laundry XO'I'K'K ()!' SlIIOItll-T'S SAI.K i!i:.i, iMtoruiu'r. In the Clreult Court of tho Stute of Oregon for iioiiK'.aa County. Henry lloje. plaintiff, vs. Charles K. Hi. lis and Jessie A. Hicks, liifl wife, und Thi Wilson Investment Company, a corporation, defend ants. Notice Is hereby given that hy vir tue of an execution and order of salo issued out of tho nhovo named court and cause on tho nth duy of May. I ti 11, und to mo directed upon a judgment and decree duly rendered uud entered In said court und cause on tho rth day of May, 11114, In favor of tho above named plaintiff, Henry lloje, nnd against the nhovo namod defeiidantH for tha sum of J.".!)7.01, with interest thereon nt tho rate of six per cent per annum from tho nth day of .May, 11114, nnd the further sum of $50.00 attorney's fees, und the further sum of $U.OO costs and disbursements, wllh Interest thereon ul six per cent per milium from tho .".lb day of .May, 11114. Now therefore 1 will on Saturday, the i:itli day of June, 11114, at 1 o'clock p. in. of suid day, ut the courthouse front door In KoHcburg, Douglas County, Oregon, offer for fuilo nnd sell at public auction to tho highest bidder for cash In hand, all Hie right, title and Interest which suld dul'eiulaiilH or either of them liuil on I lie 2!llh day of February, 1!M2, or luivo nt any time thereafter I aciiulred In nnd to tho following do- Kcribed real property situated In tho County of Douglas, Stale of Oregon, lo-wll: I.ols nuinbured ten (10), eleven (111, twelvo (12), thirteen (i::i, and rourleen (141, or Section lour ( I), Township twenty-nine (29) soiilh of Range four (4) west of tho Willamette Morldinii, containing I -t 1.7-1 acres, more or less, and will apply the proceeds of said Kale: Kirst, to the costa of Hiilcl Bulo and the costs mill disbiirseuientH of said suit taxed at $211,110, and the further sum of $."iil.00 attorney's fees, with interest I hereon; Second, to I ho payment of said sum of $."ili7.0I, with accrued Inter est, and the overplus, if any there lie. pay over to the said The Wilson Inveslmeiit Company, Its successors or assigns. Dated at Ilosehiw'g, Douglas Coun tv, Oregon, this Mill iluy of .May, lull. (IKOIKIH K. ylH.NK, T Sheriff of Douglas County, Oro. CITATION. In ( tin County Court of the Stuto of Oregon for Douglas County In the inuUer of I ho etUuto uf John I. Kirknutn, ih'ceuHi'd. j To Mabel Klrkimili anil Churlr-d C. KirUman and all otlior unknown helrn, if any there he, of John I). Kirlunan, di-reum-d. rei'tltifC In the name of the Htule of Oregon, you are herehy riled und required to appear In the County Court of the Stutt! of Oregon, for the County of DminhiH, In the court room thereof,' i at KosehurK, In the County of L)our- Commercial Abstract Co. Abstract of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc. We Will Go on Your Bond Insurance Conveyancing Klrst Trust A lavlna flunk ItulMIng nOSKItmQ, ORKOON. You Don't Have to Go to Sea to See for (Vmi'iil CnlTfrts, Omout Sowit !Mpi, slm 8 to 80 Inrhisi. tvinrnt InilldluK foundation aad cliiiiincjr blocks. Cement sidewalks and nm-iit work of anr kind. I linve five or sis bouses I will sell ehtap, as I want to use tho money In ottinr business. Seoul 7 burglar-proof window lock, It Is O. K. Sue fat's Elastic roof paint for leaky roofs. We build, moTe or n-palr your bouses. Uuslneaa builritosja a specialty. 0sr forty years eiperlence In building. CONTKACTOK AND III 1I.1IKII. F. lna, on Wednesday, the 3rd day of June, 1914, at 10 o'clock In the fore noon of that day, then and there to show cause, If any there be, why an order should not be made authorising V. A. Fields, administrator of said estate, to sell the following described real property of said estate for the purpose of paying the charges, ex- peuaoa and claims against said eBtate. Lota five (Si) and six (6) In block ninety-one (91) In the Third South ern Addition to the City of Roseburg, Douglas County, Oregon; lots twelve (12) and thirteen (13) la block nine-ty-two (92) in the Fourth Southern Addition to the City of Roseburg, Douglas County, Oregon; lot four teen (14) In blk. ninety-two (92) in the Fourth Southern Addition to tha City of Koseburg, Douglas County, Oregon. Witness, the Hon. Dexter Rice, Judge of tho County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Douglas, with the seal of said court affixed this 21st duy of April, A. D. 1914. Attest: E. H. Lenox, Clerk. (Seal) Ily tithel Webb, Deputy. T Farms& Ranches Large tracts from $10 per Acre up. Some with Good improvements including stock and farm implements for $25 per acre. ORCHARDS TIMBER LANDS CITY PROP ERTYRENTALS. GEORGE RITER 122 West Oak Street. T7ERN ISLAND r GREENHOUSE Roseburg, Oregon Airs. F. D. Owm, Prop. Psoas iril Cut Plowerj Potted Planti ' Funeral Designs Wedding Boquets lust received a fresh supply of Perns of all kinds. Also on sali at The Palace of Sweets PAT F. PATTERSON