! I o::
I C(.r..i
Military Officers Would Aid in
Sparth for Villa i
Ji. ron'.n.
r. o iiuie
L. t'o.tlar.J,
H l-ort-r.
t. I'f.rtU.vJ.
e i..- I.ir,:,..
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K Ii!..:.- t.afl
II. l'.,nUi,J.
I I'i'UIiI
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K. I V -111! r,
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MOBILIZE AT THE STATE CAYP
Ml
f.iJ r in
M.
:t.Ti!
Tbfrf Arc A twit 1600 M kuUk ii O.e
fM for In mediae Smiu Mdiul
DtfwioitQl ii Good Sh.jp
tain A
.";inlt;irv d- tn tirm-nts.
li'l llo-t r-.J ri, . , riitii
niif.-.' Nv M.ijur M. If.
and )..(:.. in K if Vim-it. i
!'. In nd htKiii In ih- :;
men, t i ; r - art- ne-.eti kiiii;
niir-iMfi J us ol'ii cr In i'i
';.. i ri in lit n a- t; e fit
: i i iv ift :i hi:,-nf s
. rt-;i d
If (nt-K'Jti ?re (nllfl i ; on tola.,
to f urn ihii th? nuota of ir -op for
w-ntualilie in M'XKo, or an.- lit r-'
T'r thitt matter, the Mat. ioul'1
inoMlle in Jtttuut fn da. at t .i--State
t amp at Cla kama aititoxi- '
iiiatt-ly ii i n rtady to t.iK.- t;.ei
fl'ld, Mlhjf. I to Old-IK of the War,
l parttnujt j
ThiM cittimat u a ina'l'- --t-r j
day hv i,-orn' A. White Adjutant-
(it-ncnil ol the J, koii National
uttrd
T(ip K'deral liihp. . tion of Or- -'on
National (iuard troops at this tnw
luitt )ar Miowe'', 1 ;"i) jiit-n fit for
duty In all In.w hen. Ium o:
Naval (( '. .t. Uvular Army nf
fi ifm art now completing thin v'"'1'
F d- ial WiHi.tM turn While no t-m t
fiKurt- are avuilnhle. the liifpfiion
In known to he showing a healthv
inrrfafK In MirfitKth.
Tin in In-re I mmi men were aail
ahle Ul ar, I he mnnle r now Ik
httween I Too and ivm. Thin Is
an attual and not a paper Htrei.nth.
for the Ked'-ral inxpfiiorn count only
tliohtt men prt-Hf nt and iitnlt-r arm
at th tliii' of tli" Inspfction. ,
ThiH tone could easily lit' rt'crtiit-'
! up to L'imiii in a few da. (ifiM-ral
While haid. VV'iTf th- National
(iuard to It r-rruHd to a full ar
footlliK, wille d of course would take
consul' ra in ore tiun, ll would
nuintftT not Wnn than 11", i;u ni'-n.
An n-icular Army or K;tni.i!ioi.i
now on thf Mexican IotI't are tt1
on a pec footlrtK. however. National
(iuard oflhers do not anticp;ttf Im
mediate orders to : f the Or' i'on
force on a wi.r fooling, hIkjiiIiI it )
railed Into lh wrvlce.
Thf Oregon National (iuard trooj'K
that won Id re pond to a all from
th President Include one hatt iv of (.iiterM'
field artllli'ry. one troop of i;i i1iv, t. on
1 1 com pan leu of Infant iv and emht r. ,ntv to r
companies of coast aitllh-ry. riijciii ,. m
The Individual oruatilaf ion1 and -M Ulnie
their present Ht retllit h, fllhjt . t to it :rie a J tod
revision on the attt-ndan-e t'tiirns
nt Kederal InHpect ions, are as fol
low n:
I I. I.I Aitilliry.
Hatterv A, Portland, mi lii' tl. Cap- .Inn
tain (' V. Mel me. This 01 uan'a- r,,l
tlon rould cij kit he re rulli d lip f to-,
to I :i:t men. t iM- r,
Infantry i d.(
Third IteKlment of Infantrv. com- !. m
prl'dmc i companies, machine uun. i:n
mounttd h nuts, supplv, hand and in - '!,!
headiiiartert( nee t Inns . h' ii'l'"artf i", pi mn pt I .
Portland; commanded hv (oloml It iu'l:
Clenard Mcl.nunlilin. Itnt-d States ;(,tl v.)w
Army. ., : , ,.,..
Companv A, McMintn 111. 7' men: I.- p i n t
Captain I'rain is I. Mi, k M. , n
Company, It. Portland. T't men; , ii, n., ; t
Captain W K Itaiiehertv. the.n-. !v
Company C, Portland, 70 men; nii-llv
Captain l K. How man. i r j - - m
'ii . a : .'.1 t ' i- hil.a r
m t AfiiH.-ry.
Ki'-.t '.-mi'. .,(,: -. . o:i n.ar. l-d h.
' il.-r.M i i' llaii.n or. 'I. h ad-i iar
r- .if V. ne
I w. I ( ompiiii-, -!il:i-id. rii'U
apiain I' A. Malifie.
otid ( (iii . n. i.e. 7'' ri.t-n
i t! n Pa ill (J Poii'i.
'I' li l . j -. h.-it-'ne, 7" n.1 n
1 .ii t;-;?. M IJ H'lhtley.
I'oiKMi ' Oil Il . . (0-"'.Mr', S'
' ri. ( attain I A. P.m hafinn
f j 'i h i - t r . t, u, . . I rr. , 7 o n,.n
a; tain It. H. Kr.ox.
i h ( ' .fi 1 u . i ,f t .i,- ,rov -, C,
.ri. '.,, tj.jr, I.. I'u, U'oo !;
'.--nth ( 'ainp.in . M. dforil, 7 !
if n. pi. i :n A I . a n e
Cii,-!.!1. for- pan.. P'.ifi.-n 1, fil
en. C.t.t.nn U V Vr:i;ht.
4 in air jr.
. Pir i land. 1 no n. Cap
W . firton.
I'-ImiI In partinent.
Aft ! etTco (
''i ll- I .Mip-S
-
Portland
f ii. com
Mil r- ellus
-p-. tive
.' e:;lile.
oris com
f medical
! 1 servf
WOUld h-
Hie Thinl In-
a-t Artillerv hand",
no n I'lu 'i w lio are
In tii- in f ions e-,..ni-
irnmani! a.e t.nly of
1 mi i pp. d. ami Nat mnal
er i- v w oiild rf spond
man, to any call hv the
f ii rt Ji'r im r
(antiv and
iiiimtif fi ii it
not iri' hided
erat ion.
Ul Kl.e
.cr. d an. I
i iua I o!h"
.iltnii T to
Pr.-ident
In addition to the land force- enu
i.e a fed a! - the drejoii Naval
'rvi-K. coo. mi-1 m: t !i re- V-ions,
wii h a total ii in:' !i of 2o' men,
Unl'-r I. It Mleiiant o 'w 1 1 ; a n df r d. Y.
" ' i : -1 r-. wHh hfa.hi'i.i! t-r at Portland
The Naval I!-m in'i, of cour-e.
vou!d riot f i Kit re in anv call for land
troops in po-sihi'- operations In Met-
MITT A AV.YY IS CtUXWiK
All i-itivelv new ! Is the most
important announcement necessary
if-'ardlr.t; ' Mult At Jeff in College"
for the coming sea-on. As the tit!
Mi::iiMes, it han th- college environ
ment i rom ft art to finish, and U
ertainly one continuous scream of
laughter from curtain to curtain. To
ht-Kin with, the characters are all
new with (he exception of our heroes,
Allltt Ac Jeff thfllo-ielven. They aUo
are in a new at inoMphere entirely.
You can imamne how funny It will
ht to see Mud Kisher's two eccentric
f harai ter-t ax M nd'-nts. The story
- i
of the play deals with the stud-nta
of a popular university where there
was a scarcity of football players
among the rKuiarly enro'.led stu
drnts. In order to strengthen the
team. Mutt & J-ff were induced to
take an elementary course in col
lege In order to secure their ser
vices on the football team. One can
well Imagine the uood comedy that
can be produced from this plot. You
an depend upon It that there will
b" nothinx lacking to make the be
.Mutt & Jeff show (Jus Hill has ever
offered. However, you can judge
for yourself at the Antlers Theater
tomorrow evenin. I
s' ,lf" ha re-ounded so often from
the direction of Mexico, and the out
come has been so uniformly lame in
situations even more promising of
result than the present one. that
ih'-ir emotions are about fraved out.
This lime they are not permitting
...-s to become excited until
something actually happens.
'i In
iimtrv,
.e 1 1
' III Inter.
M-i.T. t Su
ed tci :v
.r resetw
It. -N.I-
sill-Till ll
! on It .
Of I'
ll.
u;i- I .
ile. ,
i --lint
ml lb.
nf II.. II
ion in (bat
v utiulil irob
n - in l!i- Pa-
fle.-i
I'l.-dii I.
.mil iHlatil is
Hilt l. ill t'lilt
s.ii-l l nit nut -.iv
We have
lief- illlil ll:en
an N ll nlial
IM 111-- I 'lilted
illil ive uooil
s ill w lialev i-r
of the
accom-
i. ii-iiini-. "
I" I' li.lli:ll'Ot,i. of
i n ll ill. i n. ol' t lie I iij-!
i.. I :ule in Cnrllanil
Tin. 1 1 1 1 l.-r v
1 iii'ini fur anv s r ii
Ku-
Th.
i-l
Ml i r
e 1,11 -
v call."
rem. it k
til -an
alliill IS
J I 1 I.-1-..1.-1
.1 III passim.
i il I in. n ol I lie
InlliiM lui: vtttli
ipiiulits in Ibe
tin-re Is Utile e-
Tli.-v cunt- nt
with mil t, i ii u remit and
-mum tin- ucvt move
I- I hut I he i t i in u nlf '
spread of scarlet fever, with which
tbey were afflicted, had passed.
Mr. W. M. .Moore, of Hood Kiver.
visited here one day this week with
his friend. W. M. Moore. These men
were neighbors many years ago in
Lane County, but are not relatives.
The former gentleman is a brother
of I.. H. Jlooie, S. I", agetit at Kose-
: burg.
Iiarius rnd Frank Wells and their
sioters. the Misses Flora and Mary
Wells, of Elkton. were here Friday
evening on their way to Cottage
tirove to attend the funeral of their
broiher-lr-law, W-i. Haw Ivy, who
died there Friday morning.
Two boys, who were old enough to
know better, were haled Into Justice
Court here on Friday and fined prel-
hli n..r,l,..u- i.n.-i i..r. l- si'nn'iv lor rnicKen stealing, work
II I home state before the latter ' thiS klnd has omK on nere
l.i.tn Mi lltav is a -late stock ! fur "ome U"" and " 18 hoPeii ,hat
ins or In Montana and this is ' ,hi" "" to ,,ovs
his first visit to the c.ia-t I n,Mtn having a building
I'm. Us of the Vuncallii high school 'f ln hlch the house his auto
niaile a fraternal visit with tlm high i '""i'i ' , .
si - Ii i hi I students here on Friday Tnp rPVilil1 meetings being con-
las TraMnr and wife, of yon. l"'ed by Rev. T. I.. Junes will con
ealla. visited ibis week with rela- tlnu'- another week, at least,
liv.s h.-re and with the former's par-1 '",,t"r '"'"rly. the local regis
etits in the Ktir ka neUl.borhood "i,f'nt Saturday at l.eona regi-
lerniK vtjii-iH.
IHtAlX NKWS.
Mrs ii. IV I'fist.r. wife
local dry goods merchant.
pained b tier little daughter, left
I'liursilav for a visit with relatives
at Vancouver. Washington.
Fred S llray. of t!reat Falls,
Mnnt . is h- re on a visit with his
Hie le, w H, ilrav, one of our towns-
Tiie senior Mr. Ilrav had
l .1.-
-lt loll.
r il.
-Mis. i-.lia Maltoon is itille serl- !
nii-lv il! Willi heart trouble at her'
l-.i-ne in South lirain. A little
daitghler of Lawrence Newton Is
.11-. iniiti. sick. I
The llloinlierg family were releas-'
ed frnm iiiaianline on Friday. The
!i-a".!i autliorllies thought best to
I llicin until alt danger of the
THEY SIEVES EALL DOWN !
MRS. HIGH FAUJTiN JUST CALLED hE UP
AND ASKED VO'MAT I'D ADVISE HER TO
GET NR.. H. FOR A BIRTHDAY PRESENT.
BOX OF PIEDMONTS: T REPLIED.
1HEM BtTTR THAN AN AIRSHIP"
GIVE Hlfi A
"he'll LIKE
Mm. C I.. Clovonirer and Mrs. J
T. Krv. or Grants Pass, spent Sun
day here with the former s brother.
Ira Witnherly, and family.
The wedding of Klnier Newton and
Mlsa Kather Allen took plate Sun
day at the home of the groom's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Newton, in
South 1 'rain. He v. I tit: Kins, of the
Christian rhureh, oUUiaunK. The
newly wedl-d couple will reside in
a new- hungalow now- und- r i nn
"tru tion hv the groom In South
Drain. X. X.
HIM ST A IK A SAVINGS ISANK
(No. S.D.
Report of the condition of the
First S'ate & SavitiK Hank, at Koe
burK. in the state of Oregon, at the
S
THE CIGARETTE
J OF QiJ.UTY J
valuable (C ih
I I- AWA XV COUPON IN J?) A A.J
CrK CACrt f'ACKACE Y W
lose ot husiness. M:;rh
llewourt .
I.oan and discounts . . f
Overdraft, secured and
unsecured
Honds and warrants . . .
S t oc k s and ot her e-
curities
MankttiK house
Kurmture and fixtures .
Ollur real estate owned
I )u from hanks not re-
serve bunks
Hue from approved, re-
sereve I. inks
Kx.hun.s (iir t-learliiK
fash on lut:itl
1 1 1
lo ,
s . 4 1 l r,
3.nnd on (
2;.ono nc I
4,411 U
47 1
,t ; 4' '.
Total ii 4 ; . ; . t;
' Urtldlitles.
Capfal stock paid In ... 50.000.00
1 rndividetl profits less ex
J ten---s and taxe paid 1.1 f
' Tostal sAVIiit bank de-
I po-it v r. 4
; Individual deposit! sub-
1 ie.M to i heck
Pemand certificates of
i'O-ilt
I Ml
. Cashier check out-
' st;ndinc
j Tlnu and savlnn de-
P I t !
I Total .
S'ate of Oregon,
St m, '..!(;
County of Iug:as.
1. Joseph Mlcelll. presid nt of thf
above-named bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement If
true to the best of m kncwlrdire aad
' belief JOSKPli MH KI.l.l.
I'resi.lent
' (Suhscrib,l and worn to before m
this 14th .lav of March. 1 V I
(J. V WIMMKKI.Y.
iSralt Notarr Public for (Vft-m
Conimisjiion rxplres March 1117.
Corrtct Attest:
. J 11. HOOTH.
i il. WOI.I.KNHKIU..
A. C. SKKI.V.
Directors.
The rupg'd. f. V:y toil ard the
en otic Ui-xate of Maine cou-bine to
ttiipart a r..or to Sr t'o:o il.at
is 2i!frrent. Liel Mcnte Maiae Corn
is fre-niy (tatLereJ iind s- l-tted and
canned m it n tue distinctive i-fl-nesi
and flavor uniinprov td liet
true Maine Corn at less than l'ic rer
can bjr tbe dozen, at the peo, l, i"
Supply Comiany.
VoTlCK Or A NT A I. MIlTlV. tH
THE STOCKHOI.I'KRS 4K THK
IKU UUS l NTV lil lUUNG
AM) I.4)A AK1ATIN-
ssissssssWMi'M iii i i urn tiY rtrnisi
NotUe is here! K.vea tlat t:ie SD
nuul n:e.-tint of the ttocli holders of
The Louk! County buiid.tg and
Loan Afc-o'iation will be held at the
Firct State nd v;n- 3'.. ik. ia the
city of rtostburn. Iioutdaa County,
Oiejon, on Tuesday, March 21st,
lylti, at T:.';y p. m. of said day, fur
trie pjrpose of electing seven (7)
directois and three tit auditors for
t:.e enr'tiini; year, and to tranta- i
such other busines-s as may lawfully
con:e before the meeting
luted at HostJJ'-fc. Oretion. March
K. N. EWAUT. Secretary.
mm
You need
never worry
about results in
baking if you use
KC
BAKING
POWDER
It has been a stand
by for a quarter of
a century. Guaran
teed under all
pure food laws.
K Ounces for O K$
9 Oiurr tttan m pound ruS . A I
Safety Razor
Blades
Can be successfully
R.e-Sharpened
S."i.iiOii satisfi.J ciiFtuMii rs t. sti:'j
that
One Tirm in the West does it
30c A Dozen, Any Make
Straight razors, re-ciU'eJ. r..".c.
Kcprcscntcd in ItopvburK ty
CHURCHILL HAKDWARECe
Sanitary Sliapetiinc Co., Kdfie Kx
perts, Berkeley. Cal.
:. U-
4 V -X '
I'M)
i
c -The
Hallmark
Alarm
Quality
1 cj)t miability
Gouvl Appearance
All cni'il.iri'il in this new
't.tn.li'.r.li il" alarm clock.
lMaiiiicl l.v at: 1 riianurai tuic!
t . lu-ivc!v fr -ale in IIAI.l.
MAliK STOKKS.
It i its no more IJ .".iV
A.S.Htiey&Co
Tin: ii i i.-.i AiiK th:k.
Buy where You
T Can Save Money
I The Mi'tKv vou set aside 4
Teach week lir the table,
-thuss more here for lcs. 4-
TTl'.e Cartful house wife 3
will ;-.pp:ecl;Ue tins.
I All goods Strictly Fresh I
f No special baits are nec-
ess.irv to attract attention i
I at the
J Spot Cash BdsKct Grocery $
T A. C. DUNLAP. Prop.
T 2iO. N. Jckon Si.
FLOUR and FEED
SPine, Oak and Fir
WOOD FOR SALE
CHALLENGE PRICES
R.oya! Club
kSuper-0ua!it" Coffee, Two weeks only,
March 4th. to 18th.
1 pound tin - - 35c
3 pound tin - - $1.00
5 pound tin - - 30c lb
North Side Grocery
ALTON S. FREY. Prop.
Old M iIIht Millibar. 1 with li.T crnpty cupboard
tlri'-v.-ii to sec h'T doi: unfcil;
I'ur ttor-i- tban that, oh' how she fill .c r- 1!
There was no woo-i in tin woo.l-slic.l.
$2.00
So .h ri' nt a dray t ttk and Pine
W ith tlie money fur a tir-r.
And Kot soine slat.s that jdit uji fin"
And the luat brought h:u k the cheer.
KENNY LUMBER COMPANY
&s t
NATIONAL MA2DA THIS LIGHT IS CQOD
FOR BOYS
Hoys and Girls need the
best lijiht jtm can ghe
them, 'i'lieir eyes ate
crowinir like the rest nf
their bodies. Do not put children's eves under strain
by bad lighting. Use SI'S BEAM MAZDAS.
l: 1..M..
li-.-ht a. .1
.kiv. lav wc laih with vmi a
If. I.n-hlcr. I. tin ti.u.. a- l.i-i-ht a carl,, u hoii;i-
1. Illl llll.ll'. t til.' i..-t li-'h! f.n .11,,., ,,.,!. .... ...I
uliliiii: Mini- hiiiw. iiuc iir liuiliiini;?
Roseburg Electric Company
DAIRYMEN
& FARMERS
Ht re is a
Cream
Separator
That is a Time Surer,
Labor Satvr. A Money
Maker- Look it oi er.
J.F. Barker &Co
Farm Implements,
Vehicles, Machinery.
-NATIONAL KKAM SKIMKATOIl
t Seven liumlre.l million dollars Is
the v.alii" ilareil on dairy products
in the Tinted states for' one year,
.'i:d it is a iiiatler of record that more
:;. (.lev is made frum dairy cows than
ir..:,iilE other o'irre of income on
lana. t'reani separators hae
!""'!' Ihls I'ossihle by the groat sav
i"!; in tune and lahor. and the cre.it-
' aliioilnt of h;ltte: fat secured. When
"" !' separator you want the
t' .it skin.s the closest, summer
nr v int. r: that will handle milk from
"""K"" 'hat will prodtiw
J r; ' any desired density. The
'er .-a., i js h,, (!,., anj
N.i-i.ii:.il , l..,t t;, ,i,.,.e! wtin..
I'ler :i:.,li,-i I,.,,,. from t0
"," a re.iilro cleanlnK. and
-s pans the less work. To a
'e th.. Milne of this separator
It. It is now on li ;
1 .1. V Marker & Companv j
in UnsehuriT. It is to ever:
an's interest to see It. !
Are You Contemplating
u ,n, a ranch h,rc ;s ne of
' !. -' , -:,s,,f r:ver b(nton, ,andi 275
esiHahiKhs;.Ueofc,1;t;v.lti,I,45 acres iu tinlbcr
"I'fT1 -K-d building, three mile,
the purchase,. 'e and on terms to sm;
BALLF & BROWN
Realty Company
2 M N.Jackson St. .
Krstbiirg. Orc-