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Newspaper Page TextIJ 'OMR HARD KNOCK i is registered against thecomstockmudhole' Anollur of tliu series o( hard "knu'.-ks" lieliig Kiven Diiuttla I'uun t on acount ul tlie aviful niuiltiul. in tlie I'acinc Highway nt-ar c'oi.i-slii-ks, aiiit.ared in ttie t'ortlaiid 'in. -lama ut April -0. ll tihuMeJ a good sl.t-il ptrtllie of a big automo bile lulled clear ubute the but) of uu wlnils. This was tlie big l.o;s-Ii.iw er I'aie uuulnne tuleiy pilivha;-etl Ity lir. K. V. liutner. ul ins i-ity. Kv n a iiim-liiue of that ciiorpioil'i power was inutile tu i-ope Willi that awful nr.Hll'ole. In eou-ne.-tion with the pi.t..re nielli lulled tlie Telegram urtii le said: I'ihIiIIv Ul.i-el Is Ne-led. V. II. Iloan, president of the Sax- Ooti .derii rales Company, wliiell eoll-t-ern is also distributor for the 1'aige car, returned yesterday morning from ItosehuiK alter a week sp--ul in uiii r lewing his agents between 1'oitlaud and the Southern tlregon town. Iloan was aeeoui,ianied uy Owen MiCuskei, Jr., faiiory l pre Mluative ot the I'aUe, and N. E. ICspee, country represei.lative tor li-ian. The trip was made in a Fuir I it-Id-Six 4ti I'aige. which was driven out of the warehouse last I-'riday. .No uillii-alty was experienced on tile trip except in tile I'ass t'reek can ton i"is side of l'omsto k, the ter ;or of ailtolsts, w here for I ." miles i there Is no highway whi.li in any . -i.se ean be termed a road. For a quarter of a mile through the enli ven Iloan and his big ear wen pulled through a bottomless sea oi u.ud iiiueh like a flat-bottomed boat The roads through thix i anion. i.iid .lr. Iloan, "are indesi i ihable. I have been all over the l uited Slates in automobiles and I never in all in) experience luiind such a condition. The only way to give an Impression of tlie condition is to say that the 0 contractors who graded tlie highway iut enough dirt on the Mirlace to cover up tile road. There was tiu iiotlum to the road at all. The car simply rested on its pan and dilfer ential. and tne wheels spun aruuud in the mud like a paddle wheel iu the water. Why. it was so bad that a horse pu'ling a light buggy empty nearly stalled. The anneal was reilti.iK wet when he got through, ald the n.::n and his wife who owned the rig walked, and it was all tnci could do to gel through. Any ma chine which goes through ruins lis iin.-n, as tne mud leaves a spot which is is Impossible to get oft." The impression, Iloan says, among the taxpayers of liougias County lhal liny have paid enough lni;lie lor the Improvement of this road u have a goud thoroughfare, and in i.pite of this the road is 111 worse e.iuilitlou than before. 1 ' We ask California tourist I" 7 come In Oregon in their mar nines. St ,i ' i .. I,....., --,.,! irlun tliel L'el to tliis stretch ol road they give us tlie laugh ami turn bacV. They can P.lour In miv direction other than to- twiinl Oregon and have at least pass able roads, but the l-lirllic nigii- ..... u-lll l.n r mi benefit to UP'gol! until this road is fixed." V I Iloan iliove us far as Uosehurg. where he soul tus macniiie iiuu ..uu home to wait bitter weather heroi ASX FOR and 5i:T HOsRLIC&'S TEE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK Cheap substitutes coat YOU same prioa, Sold F.very where. WE HAVK purchased the stock of impleme nts and vehicles formerly owned by Crouch and Giles, con sisting of huggies, wagons, plows, disc harrows, cultivators, etc. While this stock lasts we will sell it at Less Than Wholesale Cost. It will pay you to investigate. J. F. Barker & Co. Farm Implements, Vehicles, Machinery. OOOOOOOOOO-X-tXeXiCH" o The North Side Grocery Has full line of Best Quality Groceries, I Flour and Feed to Sell. I Wheat $1.00 per bushel by the sack. We are paying Alton S. ne complete! hi trip ai far south as the California line. SI LACK OOKSN'T IN.Il nK THK TKKTM OF CATTI.K Kansas State Agricultural College. .Manhattan. Kansas. Mi C. T Nelson. North Yakima, Wash. liear Sir: Keplyilig to your letter of a tew days ago. which has been delayed oning to my absenie from tlie oflice. 1 wish to say that silage is in no way injurious to the teeth of rattle, in fact, dairy cows that have been feJ on silage all their lives are oftea useful until tlie ages of j 1.'. or In years, while range rattle that are obliged to live on short ra- tions, pastures usually have the teeth i so worn by the age ol or S years I that they are no longer valuable. I II is also a mistake to suppose1 that silage will injure the digestive tract of the animal so that she can . not use other food. Maid Henry, a liolstein c .w that produces here at the college at i:( vears of age 1S..-I con pounds of milk and s:i:. pounds of butter, ate silage practically all her lite I have seen a number of ows t!iat are still older and had been eating silage all their lives, that were I in excellent condition in every way. I Yon n ed not fear of advising your ; cust line' s that silage Is not in any jwav il jurious to either teeth or di gestive organs tracts of rattle. Youi'B verv trulv, I A. S. NF.AL. Specialist in Dairy Husbandry. ILLS HF.ST Ft It UVKR heciuse they contain the best liver medicines, no matter how bitter or nauseating for the sweet sugar roat Inir hides the taste. Dr. Kitm's New Life Tills contain Ingredients thnt nut the liver working, move the bow els friely. No gripe, no nausea, aid digestion. .lust try a bottle of Dr. King's New Life l'ills and notice how much better you feel. 2.1c. at your d rugist. THK .IINtiO TWINS. Meilluril Mail Tribune: Miss Mary Ai.tin. in her Medfoid lecture, took vigiroiis exception to tlie Mail Trib une's editorial linking Hearst and Koosevelt together. hat is tlie matter with the eiim MMntion '.' Are tliey not the original jingo twins? l-'.m-h is bloodthirsty and clamors constantly for war. K;ich wants a standing army of a million and the world's biggest fleet. Fa- h wants Mexico violated and forcibly coiuiuered. Kach advocates Hie abandonment ft the National policy of non-interference ill Kuropean affairs. Fu ll preaches the go.-pcl of might lor right among nations. Fuch believes in militarism ami kaiscrisiii--ir he himself can be knise.'. Fach believes In grabbing what fthe Nation needs from the weaker neighbors and settling afterwards Fach poses as a hero seeking wor--1 i'liei . with a press bureau for pub licity. Kite1! is n perpetual office-seeker. Fach is a betraver of his own parte, seeking to Imiss it. Fach is the founder of a new party created to ruin the old. Fach hails plutocracy, is financed ;v it and lines up with it at election line. Kuril is a fountain of energy ror . If cxploita! ion. a dynamo of dema gogy and a brass band of blatant iium oiiib.". Koosevelt and Hearst, with similar aims, ntnbitions and beliefs, advocat ing the same policies and results, niea bing the same gospel of pre paredness, are more closely related than ordinary twins they are, in-de'-.l. the Siamese twins of iingoisui- 18c for eggs. Frcy, Prop. .i,.;..-;.... j . i .n tiltA-M) MAY I1ALL. To be given by members of St. Jo&enh's parish on Tues- day. May J, at armory. Music furnistu-d by Oil s orchestra. I'riee of admission one dollar. "i ladies flee. A cordial Invila- 4.1 -J. lion is extended to the people ; 4" ' Host-burs and surrounding country. ;KK1!AI. ITILsllINU IX IHHH.K ItlttrTHKIt t'H " "T:.". ". " in'i ra ti-itil lfvlx In llelmit I'ru- duct. Accordrng to detailed advices now arrmoK . "'. "l " Il "'"tor ears have played a I'fominent part In the Invasion or M'co in pursuit of Ilia, h" - neral fershliig led lis foops across the border he traveled '" """K Hrothers motor cur. and ' u-. . ... the transportation or supplies. These cars have, of course, been since sup plemented in this work by the big trucks shipped to Mexico but the tourlug cars are still lu use by tin army. According to the transportation department they have made wonder ful records iu the desert travel af ter the fleeing Mexican bandit. Heporting on the performance of the car that rarried (ieiieral I'ersh ing on tlie first advance, an army olli'er said: e had practically to make our own roads and from what the Dodge Ill-others cars showed on that trip I believe it would climb a wall. The car went through mountain passes and over places where it was neces sary for the engineering corps to blast out a trail before the trucks coming after could get through at all." TOAST TO l-HKSIKKNT oi l i;iti:i nv xoyk.s NFW YOltK. April 27. In a toast offered to President Wilson at the annual meeting of the Associated Press here, Frank 11. Noyes. of Wash incton, D. C. president of the organ! zation. tendered "our affectionate sympathy and our loyal support to the man who by virtue of his great office is o r spokesman to the world and who speaks for our rights and our honors as 'Cod gives him tu see our rights and our honor.' " Mr. Noves' audience included newspaper publishers and editors from all parts of the country. Niello bis Murray llnller. president of Col iiinbia l'niversity, made the principal address at the meeting: Mr. Noyes in his toast to President Wilson said : "On similar occasions In past years 1 have dwelt on the heterogeneous elnraeter o' the membership of 1 he Associated Press mainly for the pur pose of emphasizing the fact thai varied as are our opinions on one subject, we all agree that each and every one is a loyal American. "Tlie lino v.'ho compose our nietn-li-rshlp ex'Tiise their Inalienable right of holding an opinion on every oie-.-iviilde "iibiert. including the re lations of this Covernment with for eign powers, and this right thev hold and exercise in common with the re1 of the hundred million Americans. "tier fn'-m of Covernment provides that the duty and obligation of voic- iri; the opinion of this Nation In its intercourse w ith ton ign nations rests with nnd is inmosed upon our chid magistrate. Whin he sneaks for us in the course of that Intercourse he speaks for all of us. "So, in this hour of uncertain!. as to what the immediaie fulure mav bring lo us. we tender our affection ate sympathy and our loyal support to the man who by virtue of his great office is our spokesman to the world and who speaks Tor our right and our honor as liod gives him to see our right and our honor. "It is our custom at these annual gatherings to drink but one toast. "I offer it today with a full heart: "I give you the health of our presi dent. Woodrow Wilson." NOTH'K OF I KiHTII t.KADK EX AMINATION. Notb e Is hereby given that the uni form state Mil giade examination will be given in all sehuol diitru ts In Douglas County having candidate: for bailie. May 4-'.. litlti. The following program will be oh servi'd: Thursday Arithmetic, Writing. Language, Agriculture, and Spelling Friday- Physiology, History, tie ograpliy. Civil liiivernmelit and Head ins. Hi speetfllliv submitted, (I. C. BROWN. County S' hool Superintendent XtlTK'K :F SALE "I ACll NTS AND NOTES. So. HI In t'.e Ii.-trict Court of the fulled States for the district of New Mexico. In the im'I'T or the l.ankrupt'-v of the Ror-burg Feed tk Fuel Com pare a co"nrt:i.-r--hip con-l-'ilng of W.'i. "t II Tooth ai d W lllialn C. Swank. Nolle ii ienh. giv.-n tb.it the uii'ii rsi-nc I TrtiM.-e in Bankruptcy of tpe liic- burg Kn-I it Fui'l Corn paj.v. a co-partnership conl-t:pg of Wilui'it 11 Booth and Wil'lam C Swank, will on the IT f 1 tl day of April. l!ill. at lo o'clock a in. at t' e law o!i!ct of 1(1-e Oreutt In Itof" Sur'T, Douglas Coiintv. tiregon. s'-l) at public nil tion to the lugbest and b ct b-dd-r. s'lblei t to approval of the ro;irt. Ihe 11 ncoi le, ti-d a'-i oiiiit?. of snl'l br.likrupt ro rmrtnership In tlie ;.. e amount of 1 1 Tim 2i. and J':e uie ol.ei ted notes of said bank rii tit co-l'rf ner-blp In the face anio int of 117'JH Hat' d this I 1th dav or April. I'.i 1 0 C. O. MA It DO It F. Trustee In Itankruptcv of the Rose. bur Fed Fuel Co. d SAVK VOI R JV.NK. Beit prices paid tor old ras. metal, rubber auto tires, hides, wool and sack, Thone lfcs-K, or address 4U1 Kullerton. and I will call. CALL YOU SCTIOtlL WAKKAXTS. Notice Is hereby given that all school warrants of luslrlct No. 4. Iiouglas County. Oregon, to and in cluding No. S-'s. endorsed He.-. i':t. lirl( not paid for want of funds, and prior thereto, are this day called for payment by tlie undersigned, and all Interest thereon will cease from tlie date of this notice. Dated this L'tith dav of April. 1S1C. KOSCOK N". IIUKKN, Clerk of School District No. 4. PROFESSIONAL CARDS Kits. SXKLL UK l-AI'P 0tiwtlilc IMurslrlana Phones Oflice 119. lies. 216-L. 421-L 07 Perkins llldg., Roseburg. Ore. lilt. X. I'LYLKH LirenxxJ Clilnmrartlr IlijrilcUn 222 W. Lane St., Itoseburg, Oregon rnone lu-z. Consultation and Kiaminatlon Free. Office Hours. 9 to 5. Sundays and evenings by appoint ment. THK 1IK1XI.I.NK NCHO0L OF 1'IA.N'O MISIC. 'In. rtiarlff lleliilliie. Director Mrs. Mm Coinbs, Assistant Teacher lleglnners a specialty. Concert IMaulsts developed. Morning classes In Kindergarten, hlldreu called for and taken home Studio 4 211 Ella St. Phone 33-11. ('HAS K. HOPKINS A ttoniey-nt-l jiw Room 420. Perkins Ulrtg.. Roseburg. Keperial attention given to con veyancing and the eiamlnatlon of titles to real estate. Practices lo all State and Federal Courts. XKW COI'NTV MAP Showing railroad lunds, price tl.50 I (i. HICKS, surveyor P. O. Hox, 477, Roseburg 223 Perkins Hldg. Pbone 21. I lit. C. 11. WADE PHYSICIAN' AND SlTW'l'ON Phones: Office, 384: Res. 126-K Rooms 410-416, Perkins Building DltS. SKKI.Y, HKTHKIt ST K WART I'tiyslrlaiiM mid Kiii'ifcons Suite of Offices Rear of Douglas Na tional Hank, Orouud Fluor. Phone 3t7. ItOSEUUKO .... OREGON Office Hours: "noDee: 10 to 12 a m Cftice: main 171 2 to 4 p. m. Res: Main 171 'UL M lLKTTA SMITH -Physician- Women and Children Diseases a See'dally. Office: Mascnin lldg. Second Floor Surveys Estimates GERMOND & FREAR Civir EnuiiiciTS and Surveyors DKITTY COI NTV Sl ltVKVOIW Room Masonic Building. Phone 387. U. IV. EVVAWT Tire Insurance Auto and Accident Room ' Revew builting Bonds Phone 26S Loans NEW YORK CAPE YOfa. Mmih"T 0'i: lV AMI Mi.MT IKI.H AT Al l, HOI ItH Hifiil:tr ni"aln 2' rrnts ( liit k'-n (llnm-r Suntta from 1 2 noon to 2 p. lit. ('hop Sut-y, N'(Milli". Kr!li Ovvl'-rs, Hli, Kir. al -ill tiiiM-H. rtM r J;m k-nm At V ii-hlnuton Si What is tht ilfrTfi Iwtwffn Varv'H littlf lamfi th-n ar 1 now? FuMy on- Jitnidrt'd ;.r. If Mary -till has Ib.tt littW- lamb. nhf o Ionk Hiiro did k" flK'tr' that tint' iarrb nc t!;l ban ron tit b" ti hIi-w ji' Tbat Mary sold ln r Mul- lamb to um. : MIK.iJ JTlO.t JIIIOIIJ R .f) O i - The lamb and rnntton mt ba-l h-t.'ru m all of t ndT yrai' The Economy Market .r. Kcitilhatfrn, I'mp., I'lione M, c ( All Classified A JvertUemeots tu ned new toUajr will be found on Tae 1 uuder "New TudMr" uewl. DANCK. KilKNUOWKK, THl'KS DAY. .Iu ceuls. Ferguson t Otl. MANDOLIN. VIOLIN. OflTAR. KANJO lessons. See Ferguson, al Parslow & Hell's. MIST AND KlILXll. LOST. Uunch of keys on key ring. Finder please return tu Review office, or Pboue 9U. FOl'ND. At Maccahee hall, a pair of spectacles. Owner please call at this office alid describe them. FOl'ND. A bunch of keys and knite were left at the Merrick boarding house. Owner please call ul this office and describe tbeu. WAXTKD EMPLOYMENT OFFICE wants men for work for farm aud wood cut ting. Phono 126-L. WANTED To buy for cash, light ear in good condition. Address R. F. D. No. 1. Hon 6.1. Roseburg M KK.NT STOHAtlE. We have Btorage space for rent. Douglas Abstract Co. FOR Safe Deposit Vaults see the Douglas Abstract Co. FOIt RENT. Furnished rooms for housekeeping. a03 N. Muln St. FOIt RENT Five-room cottage, un furnished. Call fi44 So. Pine. FOR KENT. Two furnished light housekeeping rooms, with bath, litis South Pine St. FOIt RENT-- Modern 4-roolll bunga low, partly tarnished, cluse in, adults only.. Phone I1-F12. FOR SAI.K AAD TltAIlK FOR SALE. Two good bed room suits, cheap. Phone 213. FOIt SALE - Household furniture Call al 147 Chadwlck, rorner Oak FOR SALE - Jersey heifer cult. 3 weeks old. thoroughbred, $7. .1(1. S. D. Evans. FOIt SALE.- Oat hay, also vetch und wheat. Fred Fisher, Kduu bower. Phone 2ti-F2. FIRST-CLASS tent house, furnished, for sale cheap. See W. S. Powell Secund llund Store. LOANS. We mako loans on liu proved farm property. Douglas Abstract Com pan v. FOR SALE.-- Single buggy, pair wheels, set shafts; bargains, (iad dis Plumbing Shop. FOR SALE Hay gelding, 7 years old, gentle nnd true; 1K00 lbs. I. I. Chapman, Wilbur. Or. " Frit.MTritK. almoKt new, for mil at n luirKuin. Soe Mm. K. T. Ott, at tli 1'alaie of Swrn-tfi. VOH SAI-K. Stinlf):ikT autnniohllt In good condition. Ht-nt bargain in lown. Si c L. Vlinb rly, at Ko Vl'W offlcn. FOIt SAI.K. c.nod saddle pony, well . broken, Kcntle for ladles. Thone ! 149. Mrs. II. 11. Wilson. Ft I It SAI.K CI ' KA I. tlulck autolno-i bile, four cylinders, ti. I.. Prior,! corner Oak and Stephens Street FOR SI.K Six cylinder. 7-pnimen-' K'-r llilti flverland. lined but three uionthn. Phone 61. FOIt SAI.K Hood oak wood, I'.' r.ui per tier, ilellvered. K. ItlloadeK Phone .'.in, V. FOIt SAI.K .--.Milch cow. five years' old, part Jersey, perfectly intle,l easy milker a barKaln. Phone .'.., or tall at StaUKs & Son'K. FOR SAI.K. K. tons land planter.; remainder of stock. $12 j.er ton! net. If sold Immediately. S. B.I Crouch. FOIt SAI.K - !.arfii wTckrr bnhy liiiilKy, rannn;iiil in rood condl- tlon. Also baby sulk jr. I'hon 16!.. j FOIt KW.K. Mm- driving timro and; rubluT tir-j-d In (' antl tinrn ks, all In No 1 shall- I rt 'j u I m of Mm KlUn ImboK Ofiklitii'l. Or'Kn. I Foil SAI.K 118 nrrn Rood bottoiu land. For d-fc rlptlun and prl': add rem I. oi k Iiox 2 , Camas Vat Icy, Or.'(?on. AI'TU for pal-. Htu"!.Hkr 20, totir I UK ar, K"(d rondtt Ion. A snap for mj uu- on- want Ink a Bi.iall car U, II ( Woo.l, (Krj Honvhura (look Store. FOIt SAI.K MuU-k ro;i Isti-r. In first I i laH ondit i"n . .! 'i borf"'pow'r I a r.d Hinder nly t-'inlp; ' d I'r lri S itM) Apply to A. 1. Itradlt-r, j KoMbur FMt S1.K T'liin of tiiuW-w, hk ti yearn, . l;)it about I'Mhi pound--,i'h; p'rf;itlv pound nnd (tood 'o tiii it F. C ('oat-, A'l mr. f-Ptat-I; K. I'alter.son, Jii.hI east of city lltnitn. FOIt SAI.K ! frtnh .U-rn-.y rui, 2 bu IN. 7 calve, 2 mare, mowur, binder, r enj;in. daw. grinder, cutter, I i-it Incubator. 3 bar-1 row, waiton, hnrf" nd harnMB J. M. Moore, 402 Kullerton St. i S. C. R. I. heci Exc.uslve. Chutes cocks, cockerels, hens, pullets and H. Uood Individuals from Aest breeding stock. Write for descrip tive circular mating list and prices L. B. Skinner A Sons, Kuseburg, Oreaon. NEW AUKICri-Tl'ItAL IMPLK MKNTS Huut feed roller, f U'l, nuw f SO. Deere manure spreader, U, fl2, now su. Deere two-wav plow, $72, new US. Iieere new. way gas engine, 3 horsepower, lido, now $5. Refrigerator, lirocer a New Per fection. Ileldillg Hall. eight compartments. 7 ft. 2 in. long, ti ft. 2 In. high, 2s In. wide, oak bevel plate mirror. Il.lil. now $S.1. Address W esteuhaver llros.. Cottage llrove. Ore. CUA1!I:S A. HltAXIt FOIt KKI'KKSKXTATIVK. I believe In Oregon and Douglas County. Its present and future; in rural development as the basis of town prosperity: in good roads radi ating rroni local centers: In demand ing value received ror every rent of taxes: lu the best system uf educa tion for the young; In clean politics. economical business adininistratioll of public property, and tewer laws; in representation of farmers and business men by a farmer nnd busi- nesR man. I therefore announce my self as a candidate for the Republi can nomination for Representative from Douglas County at the coming primary election. If you are fur these things I respectfully solicit yuur vote. CHAItLKS A. I1RAND.. Wilbur, Oregon. " Mill COI'NTY CI.KHK. I hereby announre myself as a cnndldate for the Democratic nomi nation for County Clerk at the prl marv election on Mav llith. 1910 ll'd. Adv). S. It I KNOX. If you huve sumethluK to sell or rent try an Adv. In the Review. LODGE CARDS II. P. O. Klks, Itoseburg lAHlge, o. 11241 Holds regular cotuuiuuica tlons at the Elks' Temple on tb 2nd and 4lh Thursdays of eacl month. All members requested to attend regula ly, and all visiting brothers art. cordially Invited te attend. JOS. MICKLLI, E. R. IRA 11. RIDDLE. Sec'y KAtiLKS, ItoieDurj; Arte meets In their hall on Jackson St., on 2nd and 4th Monday evenings of each month, al 8 o'clock. Visit breth ren In good standing always wel come. HOWARD HESS, W. P. B. F. GOODMAN. W. Sec Phone M 183. WOMEN OK WOODCRAFT. Lilac Circle No. 49. Meets on the 1st and 3rd Monday eveulng jf each month nt (litH Fallows' Hall. Visit ing members In good standing are I Invited to 811000.' LENA DKNN, fi. N. CLARA CAWLFIELD. Clerk. I. U. O. F., I'lillcttirlnn l-nle No. H. MtM'ta In Odd FuIIuwh' Tumplu, rorner Jackson and (Iukh KtH., on Saturday evening of each woeh. Menibem of the order In good tundliiK aro Invited to attend. F. K. TntNKIJ,, N. O. J. H. HAILKV, F. 8. M. M. MILI.KIi. K. S. MAY I '. 3 I S 7 M ll III II 1J I I ii is in n I- iu jo -I T 'Jl ti 'in 7 'JH 'j :m .11 Or does your mind more nntctit aly turn to: Tent Poles, Trellis Poles, Telephone Poles, Clothes Line Poles and the Like? Either way the pole is ready for you at Kenny Lumber Co. Get I or Cri-iitcst Event in the History of Rosehurn May 22 to 27 Strawberry Carnival Week The MKNU: STRAWBERRIES CREAM Be Ready When we celebrate the coming of the RaiIro.it!, all the ( Mdfellnws will he here. Hiva those Collars, Shirts and Linen Laundered Now Roseburg Piione79 Laundry A. F. A. Km Laurel IxxUe No. IS, Aetcular Communications 2nd and fourth Wudueadays each month at Masonic Temple, Roseburg, Ore. Visitors welcome. R. D. WILLIAMS, W. M. W. F. HAKKiS. Secy. I. O. O. K. Rising Mtr Lodxe No. 174 meets Ui the Odd Fellow Temple every Friday eveulng. Visiting brethren always welcome. , K. H. 1 1 AM LIN, N. 3. CARL OHMA.N. R. 8. j M.'flCKLE. F. 8. ItKIIKkAlis, Roseburg Rebekah Lodge. No. 41, I. O. U. F. Meets lu Odd Feliow;. Temple every Tuesday eveulng. Visiting sistera and brethren Invited to atteod. LAl'HA KAIIKFK. N. O. MRS. T1LLIK JOHNSON. Sec KLSIIS HUMPIlllKY. K. 3. 1. O. O. IK., l nlon KDcampment No. Meets In Odd Fellows Temple, every Thursday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. K. S. COCK ELK EASE, C. P. J. B. BAILEY, R. 8. JAMES EW ART. F. 8. LOYAL ORDKK OP MOOHK, Koae- burg Lodge No. 1037 Meets Mon day evening of each week, at g o' clock In Maccabee hall. All visiting brothers are Invited to attend. P. E. FOSTER, Dictator. H. O. PAROKTL'R. Secy. WOODMEN Of THK WORLD, Oak Camp No. 12i Meets In the Odd Feilowe' hall In Roseburg every 1st A 3rd Monday evenings. Visit Ing neighbors always welcome. CAUL C. Gl'NTERT. CC. M. M. MILLER. Clerk. K. OK I'. .OIK.i: Alpha Lodge No. 4 7 meets every Wednesday even ing In I. O. O. F. hall. Visiting Knights always welcome. Pay dues to Roy F. Durbln, M. ot F.. at "Duds for Men" store. A. J. HOCIIRADEL, C. C. E. E. W1MHERLY. K. R. 9. O. K. S.. lUxieliur-t Chapter No 8. Holds their regular meeting on the 1st and 3rd Thursday In each month. Visiting members In good standing are reapectlully Invited to attend. MARIE A. RITER, W. M. FREE JOHNSON, Sec If you have something to sell, to trade, to rent, or have lust something oi found sumethlng, use a want adv. in the Review. Mrs. F. D. Owen Cut Flowers Potted Plants Funeral Designs Wedding Boquets PHONES t'reenlinllMi II I IJ City 414 Real Estate City and Farm Property, Timber Lands GEORGE RITER 122 West Oak Btreet Mt'mlifr 1'iirtliinil Uralty liintnl Does the coming of iMay Next Week Suggest May Poles-Ribbons-Songs? Ready tin-