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Detectives Still Working on the Jennings Murder Case THOMPSON IN HILISBORO JAIL A CM and Blanket Stoki fri, Murdertd Wonai Were foind in a Sirs Some Distance frtra Jennings Home Value of an undershirt found, re cently washed, on the clothesline 111 the yard of Mrs. James Thompson, niater-in-law of Bennett Thompson, has been strengthened by the hlood lest niatie by bertiilion Expert llun ter. of Portland, with new chemicals. th Oreconiiin. Thompson Is being held as a suspect for the mur der of Mrs. Helen Jennings and Fred i.-st lm- Acsitlve, thoiiKh alow reaction was secured on every portion of the garment tested. The ordinal test snowed a blood reaction at spots on the sleeve of the aarincnt correspond ing to stains on the blood-saiearetl shiit found near the Jennings home two days after the murder. The new te:H showed the reaction at these spots, too. b.it further showed a re sponse every place on the shirt the to: '. war. made. 'r"-o re-ison for this U supposed to be that the thorough washir.g given the garment succeeded in depositing the blood crystals in every part 01' the BUirt. The hlood test is strong e.t.i unl toe shirt had been, at one time exceedingly well saturated with human, blood. 1 am positive that there were no blood stains on the shirt when lli-n wiivhed it Wednesday," said Mrs. Thompson several days after the dis covery and test of the undershirt. 1 iH-mnS'in has denied that the shirt was stained und has hinted that the ponce pai me Mains on to incriminate u:- The new chemicals with which Hie test was made were but slightly uuitirr than th old ones in bringing out the response to the blood test. The slowness of reaction has nothing to do with the uge of the slain, as serted Mr. Hunter yesterday, lor he has secured as quick reaction Ironi a 10-year-old stain as a tresli hlood spot. It has been suggested that the normal action of the test might hsvu been disturbed by the strong clitiui cals In the soap used to wash It. When ho la satisfied that the list 'proves the presence of human bluod, Mr. Hunter has suggested that sherlir liec'.es. ot Washington ('utility. sc'Uiv an opinion from Dr. tienrge Cuthey. of Klamath Kails, originator of a I1I101I test, us to the reason for the slow reaction, und even that the gar ment be sent llr. Cuthey for examina tion. If Thompson was the murderer of Mrs. Jennings, the motive for the crime was to seal the lips of one who could send him back to prison for ten years, because of a broke! pa role, with robbery an InciiVntnl Is sue " he investigators of the crime now1 contend. As proof of this they offer new evi dence tending to show that Tlii.tnp r.ni was ihe 111:111 who robbed Japan ese on the Jennings ranch about l davs before the crime, and that as pome of the loot h id been kept in the lee.ftnEs' barn. Mrs. Jennings could hardly have been ignorant of the pro ceedings. Clothes worn by Thompson have been identified by the Japanese as faio.va. A clock and blanket stolen from Japanese tenints of the Jennings farm have been found in the barn back -f Mrs. Jennings' home, where thev had ben cached. An umbrella and shoes stolen from the Japanese were found in a barn owned by an Italian, near the Jennings' ranch, where they had been abandoned or forgotten by a thief who stole sume fmmdm kMM JUSt a beslIincr Sglw' In Either Case valuably wheat sacks (rom t r. . 3 ban ! The barn was a quarter of a rmlo iro::i the Italian's hoine. and a the sa.ks wer hea.y. the thiei t siiipu?...! lo have hau.ed them away in swiic suit of a conveyance. I At tllt. lll.ie of t!iee roitl. : i !. Thompson hud botrioid a tiurr-- CUIt tlOIH til blJl!:-r. J.lll:'.". '..iiO Inc. :il .l.,l.lloil li. a; :i-1 . jo.l. I'. kit the ,a:t ut III.- Jfi 1.111. li ; and borrou,.! a l.u.'f.i il. ;.-. ! I. ink- .Tedi-ll e 1" l.uw ci. 1-11 Un report thai I l.ul.. ;;ii ttu- nl l '. hutue 01 Mi.- .1 hiiih-H Hit uui't lit--fore the murder, lit' n. hints t in Hide Tlm:-.Liy ufuht. M:v II- Suu day n 1 ,1 1. 1 . Mat II. two Mil... I l.c s hale .li-'laltil l!n :n li -.1 at II. f .k linilis lai'lli. Llld I ills :-:tve I'lit' Itl tile It (till ttf Ira I'lt.'-tt'ltt i- Ititif.' on 1 lie otlit r hantl. a iit-Uiili.i o!' '1 limn; sen :' ill ll.e Mo.titl Si oil dis trict a-'strls lie taiketl itlt Tl:.i..'n tun at his li-m.. lliat niulii. ar t ..s sUilcni. lit is i reiiil'-il. 'I he inuKtf r May 1.".. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. C It. '-1.1. -can nl to Kid.'...' this morning on a brief business ms. Kugene Uei'jster: K. II. Waile. of Sutherlin. was a visitor in the city o.er night. County Survi vor Krank t'.ii-t k fl this 1.10:1. iu.; for Kiddle to sp.'i.l a few days. N. K. Wat-ion. of till le, spent lat evening in the c'uy looking alt-r business mutters. Fred Cirenon, of Kluuiuih Fa lb-, who .-.' at s er.il .i.i- ht-i1.'. It'll for bis home this morning. Miss Louise Atelier return-il to her home al Myrtle Creek today, uf 11 r a visit here w.lh I'licl.us. Miss Iteva Alllaur. of Myrtle Creek, returned home this n.orning. alter a visit lu te w iih Miss Ileal! ice Sutherlin. T. J. Uutcher, of Canyouville. ar-riM-d here last evening to sjiead a lew das on btisiu-ss. lie is regis tered al t'le .M.l'lalltn Hotel. K. I.. U'estlall and lami ;.. who kill resided here Tor "ihe past t v o ear.i. left tills induing 10 nialie thei,- future home at I'rango. Colo. Tliey resided in tile Miller Addition. Mrs. .1. I'. I.oMk. of K'.uualh i'-tl i. i ho hail li -en 'siting her relatives at Wilbur, returned In re this morning. She was accompanh d by Mrs. I). I'. M. Kay and Mrs. .V I .a I In iir . t IllSl eV'!li!!l.','s l!'l"!i''C 1)1' I'll' Kilts' lodge three candidates y.r" initiated into tin- lay-leiies of tile nl ler. A llMiiiht'i' of other i iindidales will he initiated at Hie next 1m 1 ling tit till' lo ;. e tv.o we I s li- .tce. Sunt C. i-:. Co - and t' S I i.'iiii :ih-, of the local Indian nc n. . e t'i toe I'orlland la.-t lii' lit. 'I'll . will look after various b.iiin s inaMeis iu norih"!'P and K: :1' i n O' .eo'i ai;d r( -tu.'ti he'e hv wa of Kla:nalii I'alls and Ashland. li. F. Smith, editor of I lie 'lax l.-li-t-ratoi, sp. :m ti da'- 111 Sal- in a-t- 'id- itll'. a Illielll.:' Ol the 1 (ill'lllillee a';' poillted at a recent c ssinll of the Slate Tax Letinue for ill" .'Ulpiee comidling a bid !.ildhi-: lor a.i.Iie) taxation. The a line is being li. Id at the Marion Hotel. Iiistrict Attorney i;eo,ge Neii.-ier will Pave lore llii,ii!nv t..r Knt.-n :) ;- l.e will del. ml llieielas Cumi ty In the case brought by It. M. Hut tie. Mr. I'.ultle bio i; ill suit ai-a l'-l the count..- to render I: 1, whi. ii lie ale es is due for iniuiiis lie -.is-. ;,in. I tvae-i he w is tbro n out 01' a ...- .chile tr:,'.eli:e-- li '''.V en i ll. II and I'lottshurg. Mr. Iiuttle l;.i':is Hie accident was dee to the condition of the road and not lo any lau't or i.tgligenie of tin' stag" owners. Joe Brands, fornn-rlv of this , it v. and at one time 1 oil':'' I'd 11 h Ihe Si. ltl'. rn I'anlie Co.. and h ler en gaged in I J 1 ration of .1 local ol- lecl ion aio licv. 111 i- e ! !.i re t ai morning from i inii. a pui is, Mi'in. He will remain about two we.i.s. -. . ,. .,t tv "t.i 1 1 1 It 1' V. i' the claims department ul lie- Si ...,.s ,v .1 i,i,....i..i: U-.il ' .iv. Ii ix - intt le'ld t!ie l-isitio'l '"I r.,..:' till "- After attend!: g to -.:.. at.f'.i I ' : Mr. Brands will return F.a I. UV'.ist bis family. You may be fanous your cookin?:, or EG Bawng Powder will help you. Its goodness recommends it. APHIS ON ROSEBUSHES. Ho Small Green or Pirklsh Plant lo..e IMeiting B.'dc ad Net Growth May Be Controlled. W'hti p,-w- -.r.iv. ih - -1 hu-hi 1:1 iht- .-p; 1: tart- n th- u;:t tin" h .1.111., i.iii, Il.i- 0.ITIL. L'lt.Wll! ami t!i fli)A -t LUKi itt.ii '-U-Ci ! .ni. ';t atv ultill t.. tlt-ti Hi ;i t.r im.ui 11 i;i!it uvi-i KlloVll ;is lln- v lil.il :UiU uit j r. .in il.,- t.-:.t. i' i,iu 11, n o. ih' .'-'in :iu. ;! unlM-aiiln 1 Ul !' .1 r lulu iwi ,d i i.il;;it'.- m.ti ili ui'l'itiiK nit MI ill ll.-- liu ;iU-i ;trul tju:il h ui ll..-is J-..-UIM Tlif rtit a;tiii iKt.-t Tin- Uihii-r ii: , c-i. on ii. it-!iii am! dur l i;tni of Hi.- it- b, twin's, ;iu t:.! ... IU A I-. 1 lll,H 1 vs. it lt -1 Clltl!UOlO .-t. itf tile d int'lIM.-nl. Tll- ilis. cl li.iu hiliv i:u:n l. vx -s i;u:j in;:tur u in aboiji 1") lit -u i!: vs. all l.m if. ii.t.l-.-.- It-ii;a!'s. '1 ht-v art- .u-a. sl:ai d and vi h r h.-ij lit I'iliKih 111 t olni. li. 11 inalillt' il)' tn-r.ll iu i-it dtu llwl tULiL. i;n!i jr-: !ii.i.:! in ii t uurs,' ul aiKUii 2t !.. s nlinma lo I nit aniK To inali-s, H h it'll on i.:;i.mil at iitlici vuni:i d or vkinits and in turn t-iilici M'tvii or pinKi.h. Thus tin- tt-udf: Kt'OW! Il MMHI Im-oiUP'S flow dt'd Will; aiHius i.s, t.doi , and slia;.s "i ;ti lud;s; arid lo in-ure liicir ro::tn wiih 11 ail.'(iu;'.if Iimm! sitpi'lv, ili wiul; li nun t-.i-rs 111 iur.t: )i 1 s- r,iwdi-d now th and iht wiiiL-t d nm ? fly t i oilit-r los.'buslH s. vurli :;arl;.i! a rol ur. to:- in-i s.-li . In la'.uialiN' wt'aihr; t'oiulii tuns, i'.-;HTiatly in huniitl aiinos I'lu ii'. many k ni'ialions im.y ilms lid ! . in1 iiMiihc:, t- rn'iinu t'Vir hit ol !-; x r. vcLt t;,ii'ii (n tin tni'h with tln-ii, tin :r ia.;! fd:in. h ni-ydrw, itiui tin- ivulun snoiy fimcus. Tin' lasi Lc tit Tilt toll ot" l !li' Stiii;:i (.ttllSLUH 01 1 i:.lt as v., 'II a ft :i;a!i'S. Ihf laiif: d.-;)sii itiL' Iht- f-.-N .vhu h ovt rwint-'i tm liu- "t. tuwh, thus -.in:dftlnK th' lilt- 1 for tin- year. It can -asilv b. s.-t-n.ihat had any aphis lut-duced in til; course of tilt- Si-asntl hved its fill' litt iht proftny ol a sinuh oviTwint i-tin- vnu would run into millions. The prcsttict of ants on ibe rose Ins is an h)dic:ii ion that the aphi is present, because the ants collect tlit- hoiioydew tnmi the aphides and hi a certain extent, protect the aphide.--l;-oin their insect enemies. As abov' indicated, Ihe rose aphis thrive: best in cloudy, humid, warm a; nio.flfte, h--nce with ihe appear since t.i a hot and dry spell th'-y often disappear as suddenly as ihey appear ed. ' Aside from a variety of causes, lik. . I; miiiy. rains, winds, tic, wnieh twi :n;:le its numbers cons id 'ably, tin-j'o.-'e aphis is attached hy other insect. .)i;ch either devour it or devt-Jo i:o:'i e'.-s dt iioslted in it body. L).d bit.U, h.e,-v. inv, fli. i. ami the lar..e ot 1 wo -v. ii'.. (I ilies calhd syr 1 1 Hies are aninni, she I'tn niti and a , I ' 1 1 ' r oi Sli'f ;e:; ol lill Wli'plllie ill .i-i -.y repi' s. n: the int.-iual paia.-dles :'.mi. : i;.it s ilne n:i:!i'iil aein-ies o .-oinro! ;i' slit'fielelil Li k e til' a'.he1- - so !' f !1 - d' ii' liunihers thtr 1 ,e tin lill l- or mo h:iri:i. Not w it It K-mlili:: Ihe effoc! ivr.ess of natura t hi-eJis, ho.'t r. th.-ir inie-initlt n 'hstrneler lltll lill'i I ly lender" theii In lp oft' too loale to si.r tin- fhtwe; not'. It is ah.a al ts-.ble, tle re fori-, to watt h r I'luiht-;- fur aphid mid lo apiilv t ! d,--s 11s Soon as Ihe; are discovered. Korimsatily the foso I'j.his r-ailib -".' ('UNllis to ;:i ? O'Yhl i : 1 1 ' s 1 1 of co'i :: :1 am', v ith tl: il (!!. st les o snrav pump-. ;.n 111 nt 'ilit t, there i MO im i e lor allow i!l' i n .. s t ;) HUfl'!. f oM lhee I:is-."!S. 'lli" simplest, nei- t eot.i:iienlv used alld often Il!l'e ell'i-etive f U.t d i t. ; i- ii a life bi;i f-.t'cetul stream o Wilier on them by nnans tif a t anl : hos". Apitlied tttt' n eiitiur.h thm fcive: sal ilai torv ie.- illis. Sohp :or;s of fish oil or cht atei sji-ades of s'i;;p are of'-n u - ful as ; p!o:np' M ,ie.. The so; J- is lfed je ; he ;t"- el I poimd lo 4 J. "lilt. lis ol a ,iti r To mat i !o s - ih: ion. sha t Hp. , p i.-jo ih" watt r s'.ul disolv b. l.. , imi-. ;i'!'li;i.' em u. h water ai' 1. wan!- to mi:.;.. up f.r a piai a -.i '! he- t t II t!s f'lr t he l ose nphl (s pi per cent il .eo' ill e stllph:.' e liipii'l v hi. h can be pun hast .1 in mos M-etl -tr.n--) dd'i.t"! at Hie la'e id ! pa it to 1. to 2 oe-i .art of wa: v w'h fi-h ml M.ap laundry so-m ad rl .1 a' th- raie of 1 pound to :a imI ror 5k. 7 -VetC 'V-V;.-'-'.!.! ' , ;T'i'. i'-i? .. ; 4jw.:.tot-a 'A- AT THE MAJESTIC TOMORROW ..i.s of ihf smi'u. niivr.ii,.. Tin. siiui 1 , ; l.n t.lies i-.'ul stci-i- -ail-taeturi io tH.r'iiims of the inu.-t'tli 'iiis N in imt 1 l. -a ..K.iiful of tin- ii.ct.l I'll- :nll,'l:..i ii frt'in 1 lo '2 ualli'ii?- i!' wattf ii.i.i then a.l.l on. haif nunc,- ,.f la.uitlr. st.alt. Out- .si:ailit i." usually I'm in-!' cent effect it. h'lt if ihe fust ap- Hicati.m has n.n he, a i!i,ir.i.i)-l,ly matle a sect.lHl ..lie ll.av be lieccs-aw In ol.lt i- In il'cint Ihe Mitssilile lie M'lii.lii.nl ef niihl.w in a It-Milt of fienuelit sinliliu. il is aihisi.lile to nuike the a:';liciu inns in the e:ir! ""n'ilii,. sn lliat the splay Wl'l ury iff Die pliints icomiitly. The Sila ini; lit vice tti us- lit li "nil in ihe ainouiit of spra. '.nii necessary, The Orisinal PJI,h.J M:1L iMhVsl INourumnz v n s Delicious ' j Digethbltt The powJer dissolves ia water. Rich Milk, Malted praJn criracl in powJer. Tor Infants. !:iva'k!s and f;rowi:i children. Pure nutrion.vbuilJin to vho!obot!y. I.ivijora'.cs nursing nicf.icrj, u:iJ tho aeJ Cool Refreshments in a cool, sli'mly spot ni t lie veranda tifur a link- "k'" at tennis is ik-lij'litl'ul. There is in tli i n j; inure e .'! iiif, s.itislyini; in lun'.ri.sli inji than our lea Crcim, not only alter a jrtnie, hut at.y tin.e. Have ui ti iil il?" riioite 340 Douglas County efT.'.'fF')Si ..ft Cass SCrt-( The Umpqua Valley Fruit Union Is now located in 111-' C reason v uvliotise, t..rnieily ineii;i'el hy the c- li'f.vt; l-'n-.l an.! l''inl Co, and ;ue hi-lH-r jit . :m-i! than evei to serve tlieir n.any 1 n -lon e! s 1 1 yon have any kind of I'rnil or l'roi'.t'Ae lo ni.n',t ve e.m jot yon the top price. Sl.of.'.'l von c'.es.re So j'tucliase any ot the various lines c ' nit ti Iiiih'.isc we handle we will j;ive you li e Ik si utility at tl'.e lowest price. CCME AND SEE US Umpqua VaHey Taiit Union i iU i-i::: ji . 5 in Wi; H.Wi: purclinsed (lie slotk t.f implcnv. tits and vehicles formerly v:,ed hy Croucli and Giles, con sis? in jj of Iiuuics, wagons, plows, disc Iia.row's, ctiltiv.itors, etc. While this stock Lists we will sell it at Less Than Wholesale Cost. It will pay you to ir.ctsti:ttc. J.F. IarkL'i'& Co. Faun In.plcint-nts, Vc'.iicles, Machinery. 1 "i ri. A cheap atomizer, such at can h. islactiiiv fur small hilll all. I liar (1..n kn.ipsa,.k . ,nrr.'l ' jt.r.ip nre aiailal.lt- fur cniiiiiiil'cia! en.ut-rs. 1 0 ' ,,,. ,:mU'l SIKH I II MOVI-: HM I-' lV v fl.iM, i,.l,v ni.,.., of ,i. ,.,,v,,1; ,,,,,, v ,j.,v is a s(.. r ,. ,;.; K.i'K's Ni iv l.ile rills y j,,,, a Bentle liuatlve ei'- f,.,.t vit limit I'.i'il'.iliK anil In'e viinr si te:i'. of h'no.l i de-iiii:-. inii ify your l-too.l. oer-tian' cells: illation mil ;,n ,.vt, llin( luaic eifeet nil Ih" entire s- stem. Valies veil feel llhe livinit. tlnly LT.c. at ,1'. ui::-;i'ts. Needs no coolcing Keop it on hand. Tho Original Food-Drir.lt for all ages. More nourishing than tea, coffer, et. In the home, or at Hotels andCafas. Substitutes coiit YOU Sumo Piico mm Creamery am IbJUMV 1 ' A i' Nl 3I 11! 1:. tit.-, en Housewives who have Ixmmi luiyiii"; expen sive UaKini: Powders shtiuld try a can of D!AMO.D "W" It is tlif eijii.il .f any of the higher irieid I'.akit'i; I'mideis. Neely & Neely Opposite the P. O. V. :,. I ler X I.i I'- YOU CAN'T BEAT 'EM Mr. Fanner you should h .ve one on your Farm, Mr. llustiios man it wou'J pay vou big iuterest on the iuvcstii't'iit lo have one in yutir busiuess. he K't'aiest Value fur yi ur money, in first cost, ellitient sciviee, ami up-',.eep, and e are not the only ones who thiuk so. Note the List of May Purchasers: t:'oi.:t. Wcl.t'r Kilelil.owi'. o li .:in-'t Uu-itiiir,; P.rry stamll.-y c.iimm Vi.ll. v . Vi' tun l';itii;,s Vitllry I'li.y Simtli Winst.iti It. K. SmiiiIi Utisel.iiri; I' M. Wilt-on CiUiKir Viillev WaliT I. lulu Cii KK burn l.'. Mrilih liiy I'iiiiMiaville A. Swans, in Melius,. Slele I'tarsi ll i 11. li'Mr Mr. At terltii i y Uo-tt'liiirK Mi. W iiitiiliinl I'alatiuula l.al,. Kneels l',-,-l .l.ilin It, -Its l'i'.rn-n .1. II. SvkfS It'isi-l.ilIK Oiiiry W". Uai.. Ko.-'.i-liin"H .Mr. I'liantM. r ItusetmrK Don't IIKS1TATIC but let us DKMOXSTRATK to you a new FORI) I'AR. The season is now on, ai d Now is when you need one. Term to re sponsible p.itties. On Display and Sale by W. A. BURR, Agen Rcseburg, Oregon. .rfiaBBjnEeTri'TTCawiBtf-TTrj LODGE CARDS II. I'. O. Klkt. It.iNi'li-.iii. 1-iHlKe, o. :tl 'IIuIiIh ntgiilar ctiiiiuiuni. n.-1 tiollH at tho KlkK' Tetuine ou the ' 2nd and till riiurailayu of each uuitith. All nifttitieri reijiieitt-d to aitnd r,-t;.ilu ly. and all visiting brothers art. ci.riMnllv Invtteil .i att.'liil. K. II. fTKWAIIT, K. It. i 1HA 11. RIU1ILK. Sec). KAOI.KS, Itopt-iDiiTi; Acte meets Id their hall on Juckgon St.,nn 2ud an,: 4tli Muiiiliiy eviniiiK' of earh tiioiilli. at 8 o'clork. Visit hrch reu In good RlanAltio: alwavn wel coiiio. IIOWAHII IIKSS. W. 1'. U. V. OOOIIMAN, W. Sac. Phone M 1S3. W'OMMN OK W'KIIK KAl'T, I.llaa Circle No. -ti.-- Mods ou the Iht and 3rd Mouiluy evening .( each month at Odd Kelliiv.H' Hall. Vlali InK nieinliera In good plaaillUK aro Invited to atteuu. 1 i.i:n iiknn, o. n. ! I'l.AKA CAWl.KIKLD. Clerk. I '. (). . I'., I'liili'lurlaii lnil'.e No. H. Mctii In Odd h't'll.tWH1 'l'eniile, coiner Jin kiioa anil CiinR Sts., on Si.tilrdiiy ev.nllix of each week. MemlierH of the orilcr 111 Kuod atutidlni; are Invitetl to attend. i I'. K. TI'UNi:l.l.. N. O. I J. II. IIMI.KY. I'. S. 1 M. M. MIL). KH. It. 3. I O. I' A., lto.ehurK Cliiipttir o K. . Hold, their r.'Kiiliir tueetfiiK on ttia ltU anil :t r.l 'I'hursday In each month. VlHilltiK niemlierH In itoml stiin.liiiK are resiiertfully Invited to attend. M Will-: A. ItlTKIt, W. M. KKKK JOHNSON. 8e. Kt:ill K MIS, Iton.'liiirK Heliekali l.oilK. No. 41, I. O. (). F. Meat! In Odd Fellow.i Temple every Tuesday evening. VlbltltiK Hlsters and brethren Invited to attend. i.ai'ua k auk i-:i:, n. o. MHS. Til. I. IK JOHNSON, Sec. M.SIK II II M I'lllt K Y. I-'. S. Then why not unfurl imi s.hite the Hay; on Flag Day, June 14th. If you hick the ol -, i ;:l your si ivice I'honc 352. Keiifty Lumber Co. rl u. im.w,JitUr: Cook With coal.. ( I I. AN, No Fumes Economical Roseburg Electric Company I. o. o. I ., KIsIiik Slur IxhIkb No. 171 meets in Hie Odd Fellows, Temple every Friday eveniug. Visiting Urcllircu always welcome. P. II. HAMI.I.V. N. O. CAUL OILMAN. R. S. .M. KICKLK, K. 8. U)VAI, OKDKII OF M(M8R, KoMV limn l.oiln.t No. 1037 Meets Mon day evening ot each week, at 8 o' clock In Muccabee hall. All visiting brothels are Invited to attend. P. E. FOSTER. Dictator. 11. O. PAKJETEK. Secy. WOODMEN O" TIIK WOULD, Oak (anii No. 2i Meets In the Odd heilnws' hall In Roseburg every 1st A 3rd Monday evenings. Visit ing neighbors always welcome. CAUL C. CiUNTF.RT. C.C. hi. M. MILLER. Clerk. K. Ol- I'. .illlilC. Alpha Lodge No. 4 7 me. ts every Wednesday even lin; In I. O. O. F. hall. Visiting K ii Ir lit n nlwtiys welcome. Pay dues to liny F. Durhln, M. of F., at "Uuds for Men" store. A. J. llOCIHtAllEL, C. C. ' E. E. VVIMIIEULY. K. R. S. . I . A. !'., l4url Ixxle No. IS, KeK'tlar Cnmniunlcatlons 2nd and fourth Wednesdays each month at M is-iiilc Tomiile, Rosdburg, Ore. VUltors welcome. It. 11. WILLIAMS, W. M. W. K. 1IAKK1S. Secy. New Hand Laundry Just opened on Rose ami Oak St. All work Guaranteed Prices reasonable. V, e csll for and deliver Phone 397 Jim Shuck, Prop. You Would Fiht For the Flag OF COURSE, EVERY LAST ONE OF YOU uKIectricity" iir.!.ri!Y Ol) 1IU.I.SS No Sn'oke I 'hone lil. 03 IT Elevtrir.lly 2:11 N. Jat kxta
