Roseburg review., September 11, 1916, Image 6

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EVENING ROSEHCRG REVIEW, MONDAY, SEPTEMDER 11, 1016.
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I O R D V EEK L Y A L W A Y S GOOD
tomohkow a
ORMI IIAWLEYin HER AMERICAN l'RINCE
A Thrilling Itonmm'P of huvo :iml Intrigue in live purls g
BOUNDARIES Of LOCAL
ROAD DISTRICTS WERE
CHANGED ON SATURDAY
As Uio result of the recont arthm
of the County Court in rliaiiKinK Ihe
bmimlarii'8 of t he road (llHtrhts of
Ooimlart County, a hiief account of
wliiiti was pii hlisht'tl in Saturday's
iicvicw, tlio in mi id jiul road districts
which formerly embraced the towrH
of liosehuiK, I'rain, Oakland, Siither
lin, Myrtle Creek, Riddle and (ilen-
ilale, have been abolished.
In accordance with the new liotin-ilarii-s,
KosebuiK in now the center
of four road districts, cadi of which
extendH a few miles Into the rountry.
County AHesKor '. I,. Calk ins Hays
the bmindarlt-H of the road disdiris
extending out of KnsebiiiK are al
most Die sumo uh they were previous
to tile 'line (he municipal road law
became t-f feet i t. I'lithT the new
ostein a part of the funds realized
Itom road Uim-h in ItntiHiurK will
hereafter be expended in Improving
I The Store That Appreciates
SPECIAL
t Toes anil Wed
Will, caeh 5 tT.U tablet we iLlVlO of ,lui .,IU"k-v ' '"' RivoM
4 ..mi t iii J s awav Willi e;.!i tuir ol Haster
5 will ive free, cue eooil lead , ,. . ,
f. i.un'i sliies. l'itt drawim;
J c u o ; I with etaser
School Days Will Soon Be Here
Ofeourse it is hard to lake up t li r. hi t i no of sindv, lui! yo;i will d.i il ilnei
fnlly, lieeanse yon want to i;nnv up to lie an intelligent man in u. ni.ui, ie;u!v lotio
your work in the eoimnnnity.
Before yon i;o b.iek to school yon nrt- w.uit sum.' sto.-kine.s, or a pair of
sehool shoes, or a cap, or a new dress, or some ni.e warm underwear.
Whatever yon want will yon favor us t,y ; Kim; m a call'.' We will sunly
he e;lad to see you in the store and we sliaii do a'.l we ca:: to make . ui visit p'eas
aul as well as profitable to you.
Why not make a li t of the things you want and hue mother or d.,d come
wilh you tothc stole and let lis show ou iust h i will we can sene yotV t'r,
Jiethaps you would lather eome alone.
i IMack Cat H osier v
-
$ l'()r Men, Wo.'ii'.Mi
and Children.
'This hi and of h-'sii i
is made i i om speei ill v
sehated ,ir.e;;oau cotton
and is iMvi'ii a spioi.ii
lest to ins u i o 1 he y e.itest
si t one: h and l n i;est u e.o .
They ai e mil ei t I. if
length, have cMi p'.ioua!
eiastu ;ty a.al ale of last
slamless dye.
Black Cat 1 1 o s i e : v
weat s hellet and i.o-.t ; no
more than other si. u k ov.; .
ot infel ior (jualn y. The
pair
25c
WE GIVI5 AWAY
7-RKKLS-7
TODAY
5c AND 0c
VIIIUII I J. VI
t'EXF'j 'A A V t
the roads leading into the city from
the rural districts. Huriiitf the time
Knseburi; was a municipal or separ
ate Kind district all road lax-s had
to be e pendeii within i he boun
daries of the town. The abolish
ment of the municipal road districts
is pit-using to both the tapnvers of
HoseburK and the people oi tin; rural
districts who make litis it their
chopping center.
imu n;i i. I'Aiu iu:id.
The Industrial fair at (he Men
tion school was held this it It er noon .
bet ween t he h on i s oi 2 and 'I o'
t clock. 1 hi- exhiliil.; wt-iv qilile
i numerous, aciurdiim to n-ptii t s. and
many k .ple w i-iv pn sent to view
the displays.
(His Cntry and h-oit Cuh'-r. who
hail been elijoj in;; a 1 1 Mi in Coos
County, ifinrm d here yt -ii-rday
They arrived ln-iv m the jiltn-y op r-iLlt-d
liv Ceome .M i-l' tilloch. Ileloi o
!eahiK Myrtle Point tiny attinV-l
the counly fair there, w hh h ihev
: aid afforded some i;nml rat es and
v as attended by lame ( row ds.
I.
for ;i
S.it ti :
fomw. Mil
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CRi-i-:;; i.l)!G SFAMPS
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
I.af.- Ktc-o -is, of I'e-1. mwnt the1
il ;y in ko:---.v.n y 1 oKi:m nn-: bud-!
n -s u, alters. t
Mr ;. Iiavid Mo mm ivtur:i"l to
Myrtle Cre k this morning, aner a
brief isit Iiere. ;
iMward JenninKs, 01 Olalla. sp'-nt ;
(lie du-y in los-burg looking after!
bii.-ines matler:i.
Mrs. Chester Hkdel left. for'
lioL'tic HIver today to visit ndativesj
for several ilajrt. I
I len ry Dooliitle, 0f I'ortland, ar-1
ried here this allenionn to spend a;
le w days w it h i i i'-nds.
Marry i:la k has returned here ui-
tr .- oaie t iii:e cue nt at ii a in and
ot her no; I le i n low ns.
Mi:-.s I.a;;ja Kabi.e, who had beeu ;
:)" tiding .-everal wei-kfi at '1 il la in ook ,
I ell! I I.i . holhc here today. I
ieor;;e .sin u mi, of (i iide, Charles 1
Watson and ( h;si la Webster, of
I 'eel, werv in t o , n on business to
day. Mr. Mary Clover, of San Frani'laco,
I who had be'-u visiting at the Curry
ranch on the Norlh Cmptiua Kivur
for the past month, K-ll for her home
today.
Mrs. Mary A. Mevens, aunt of .Mrs.
.1. Wendell Wright, went to (lien
dale this morning accompanied by
l be la tier's hi tie so a , l.ois, where
they will visit lor the next week with
n-luliw'S and j Mends.
Robert Creen and family;, who re
cently traded their properly here
for a residence location at 1-os An
;;ele.i, will leave tomorrow to occupy
their new place for the winter. They
will make the trip by automobile.
Work of improving I-Teesej- street,
which lias bten d'laed by Contrac
tor H. ,1. I lildelntru for several J
w t i ks, w as resinned again toda. j
Ito. K was being hauled and it la be- j
lie vd tlte u oi k will be finished
.' ilh in the pr sent week.
Mis. K. It. Watson, of Portland ,
a rra ed lie re esterday and is stop
ping at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Kiihardsnn. She is expecting
io vi-.it with Attorney J. o. Watson,
who will be home tomorrow after a
mouths outing near Jacksonville.
Contending (hut Die will of thoj
late Margaret M. Kstep, wliicli was 1
admitted to probate here recently, !
a is liiade under duress and while t
Die deceased was in a state of un-j
:-ennd itiind, Alvade L. Kennedy, a
; on. loday filed a p-ition in the- pro-.!
bate court asking that Die iiistru-i
menl. be set aside. According to the.
pet it ioner Die cl, i.-f bene: icia ry mi-'
ler the will is .V l!ie M. ljuinn, of
Mi-nver. Colo., wim was "with the I
deip.ru shortly before she died and;
m I. en Die w ill is said to have been i
nn.de. r rope 1 1 y w ottli approximate
iv ? I -imoi ts involveil and a new
distiihution of the s:iuie is requested.
''In re a re y eral heirs.
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QUALITY
BUBAR BROS.
Formerlv Yountr & Hubar.
JEWELERS & OPTOMETRISTS.
SCHOOLS ILL OPEN
Oakland Teachers Employed for,
the Coming Year
ALFRED POWERS WILL BE SUPT.
The Odltliinil Schools Are Among the Best in
Ihe Sidle Care Is Used in Stirling
Instructors Open Sept. 18
The Oakland sehool will open on
Sfptt'mlier l Mil, with sonto chariKo.s
in lln- laculty. .Miss I.yda Hell, lot
two years the primary teacher, this
year will teach in Ihe Salem schools.
.Miss .Mamie liatlahaiiKh, tilth atul
ix Ui Krmlu leai Iht lor two year-!,
will spend t lie year at tho Ore for.
Normal school to complete her worii
thei e. .Miss IJiizah' tli .Marsh, in
structor in Latin ami Knulish in tho
lii'h Kiltool, where sin was eminent
ly Miccpssiul, will not return to re
sume ilu position, but will teach in
one or the .Minneapolis, -Minnesota,
ii ih schools.
Many people have wondered how
the Oakland schools, though n rela
I i ejy small systfiu has won tlte
distinction th.it. it enjoys among the
schools of (he county and of tha
state. The secret mainly lies in th..
care with which teachers are chosen.
Oueen Kli.a he tit's greatest mality
was her ability to pick out able as
sistants. No sehool board in the
country goes to more trouble to pick
out. not tbe nearly light stuit of
teachers, but the exactly right stall",
as lite Oakland school board. To
get a position in (he Oakland schools
has i ome to mean a sure sign ot
elihitn.y. This is indicated by tho
promotion i eceied by .Miss I tell
.in,! .Miss .vlarsh, and hy others who
hae gone from Oakland into bigger
posit ions.
OuiMue of the three changes men
tioned, last year's staff will he on
hand the morning of the eighteenth.
All red I'utt ers. who received his
training at the t'niverstly of Okla
homa and the t'niverstly of Oregon,
niil again 1 superintendent at the
second high. -t salaiy paid a school
man in hooplas County.
Anthony .lauregpy. a graduate of
the I niversity ot Oregon, turned
dew n the p: incipalship of a large
high sehool on the roast to return t
his position as headl of the high
school department ami coach of ath
letics. Mr. .laureguy st udied school
edmaiion dining' the summer at the
I'niversity of Oregon.
Miss llaei Kalston. trained joint
ly at tlte Itnversity of Southern
i.':n:i.nu.i a' I the I'niversity of O..---".
i esicn. d a ninety dollar posi
his posit n ti he.nl of the high
sihih.l to eo-i.e to take Miss Marsh'.i
I'll' ' .is in tructor in lattn and
Kn:li:h. Mi-- Kalstn was selected
!"r ilie e-n:.ii out of many lioen
ip:
Klovd
W'ai-'on. whose classes year
ir have been successful ill
t V1 tight h grade ramin;i
ill !h'L: in h is sit li ear as
and eighth grade tea- lie -.
IS, v. i
enth
t a s
'inal
r spent at the Oi egoa
M !ioel at Monmouth.
I lot. nee ltitell, of Ciaiits
- m:. an l a graduate of the
V'l : ial si iiool. w ill t- :tni
i .Hid s:th grades. Miss
.oi.' a name for twiveif in
e ('n :nty stiioo's, and was
' i e' ;oi ty applicants to til!
.! l --i
Neit . Waller. vUA ;, giadaat,,
' 1 ' 'it N-i al ttool, and :
' :.i ully to be t-ne of the'
'. ' i 1 ' ; 1 It lie) s e er tunu'il
l t inst A ti; ifii. I hoiii:h of- ;
' ' .. v po- il n:i in ii tou a o:
M v. ;-ih 0.(1 1 10 - chose t o
" 'V'i.l.uid to tea. h the f'.iid
it i . : , !es. !
I i.i t Morsm.in. lor 'he
111 . s t d and feurt h
- v. will sufeeed Miss Hel.
V i'i '.' priMiary gratles at
I . i il r.-iie i:i s.ila: y oc r
'le U , : nr'l.l'l 1 , I"! - lilL.
.1 .. ' ' nd.tnce is e pected.
m . jde hit e nun ed into
::d : 1 t e w i 'l be a lai g,r nnir -a
;' ' - v f rem t he a l;ao,Mi!
1 .ng the :t three ear
m. .t the 'Inch eho-! has
d. '.Id' i. Thirty f i eme'ii
..!,.! i i e.w.
l 'i ' ii ibdia : s w ert h of
"11! -i ! a e bet u ma le at T'.e
but -u and in fii'-1;1'!'
a h.w setnitb'n to sell or
O an Ad in Vhe Hett'w.
SERVICE
Hi
PHONE 214
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Mrs. T. h. Ondfrey left this morn
ing for Ten Mile for u visit with.
I relatives.
I
Hid you know that a silo was a;
mortgage-lifter. Let Page's show 1 1
you one.
Chn rlfs Mflnniels nf Portland, i
has arrived here to spend a few days!
with friends. !
A. Mowrey, of the Soldiers' Home, I
left this morning for Ashland to;
spend a few days.
It. W. Hinkley and wife, of Garden
Valley, were visitors In the city for
: a few hours today.
Arthur Harris, of Portland, ar
rived here last evening to Kpend ti
few days with friends.
George I. Churchill, of Salem, ar
. rived here last evening to spend a
I few days with friends.
) U. IJvesley, of Portland, ar
rived here last evening to spend a
tew days with friends.
Henry Osmand, of Centralist,
Wash., has arrived here to pass a
few days with friends.
Mi:!. L,. W. Crocker, who had "be'?n
in town from Cornutt a few days,
returned home this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hume left to
day for a visit at Portland. They
expect to be gone about two weeks.
Mrs. Guy Flint left today to spend
a short time at I'ortland. She was
accompanied by her little daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Humphrey and
children left today for Marshfiell,
where they will visit. for a week or
two.
We can sell you a complete guar
anteed silo, or just the lumber. Let
us uoto you prices. Page Invest
ment Co.
Mrs. C. Passon, of Myrtle Creek,
arrived here this afternoon for treat
ment at the new sanitarium under i
Ir. V. It. Keiter.
IL J. Stone and Floyd Frear left,
here this morning for Coos County j
points, w here they will spend a few I
days. They are making the- trip by!
automobile. J
1. N. Husenbark and George Kruso'
, and their families, of Melrose, re-!
t turned homo this afternoon after aj
couple of weeks spent on an anting
on Heaver Creek.
i Kdward Koppel and Frank Por
ringer, of the Soldiers' Home. let
this morning for G rants Pass, near
where they will spend a couple of
weeks in the mountains.
M i s. Cora Horw ick. of Omaha.
Neli., who had been visiting for the;
past several months with heri
mother. .Mrs. A. G. Ilrumniage, K: t
for her home this morning. J
j Miss Mabel Van llttren, who had'
been in Portland for the past live1
weeks, returned home this morning.!
She had been enjoying a vacation.!
I returning to commence her begin-
, ning classes in music in the next few,
t weeks. !
! Mrs. ,T. K. Wnlheck. of Myrtle
Cn ek. is visiting with Mrs. F. H.
Perrine for a few days. Mr. Wal
beck is pastor of the M. K. Church.'
; South, at Myrtle Creek, and has been'
attending the annual conference at
Corxallis.
1 Miss Katherine PeVoe, one nf tho
graduates of the high school, left for!
Ku gene this afternoon to enter the'
j l unersity of Oregon. She was ac
companied by her sister, Mrs. H. C.
i Waild' H. who Aill remain with her
during the first few weeks of school.
I Mrs Chris Ko.her. of Aurora, left
for her home th i.-i afternoon after
a::. ;i ling Iter mother a few days.
w ho was report- .! to have been dying
following an illness at Mercv Hospi
; tab The latter Is said to' be im-'-
pioed and is now out of danger.
Alexander's Swimming Pool
I. well patronletlivins healthful recreation atul sport to Roseburg youngsters.
Alexanders l'atk is a recreation place for the ohler people.
Alexander's Townsitc
With rark aiul River Kn.m offer safe investment for people contemplating build
inS li the luttire. e sell Us on easy paytnents-j nst like a savings bank.
We Also Make Ice
Ami sell at a reasonable price, any amount from 10 lbs. to a Ton Call up-
T,oE ROSEBURG ICE DELIVERY P0NE
ANTLERS
THEATRE
TONIGHT: YQl'U LAST CHANCE TO SEE
Blanche Sweet,
"The Sowers"
fcuiideil nn lUnr'j Srlon Merriman's novel, produced by ar
rangement with llnrier Bros-
The Story of Russian Political Intrigue and Social Unrest
Told in Gripping, Thrilling Scenes.
.- Liisk-i cast including fSUinc.he Street, Theodore Roberts,
TlioiiKisMeighiin and produced irith Lanky skill.
. Ire : iou ii free m an. ' There are millions who are slaves lo
Tradition.
Admission as usual, 'lie anil 10c.
And tin1 ''lU'KTON HOl.M Ks" Travel Pictures ''Summer Days In
S;m Dit'irn- California.
Coming TUFSDAY and WEDNESDAY
Mae Marsh
(Star in llirlh of a .Vat ion) in
A Child of the Paris Streets
"Willies Wobbly Ways" A Real Keystoner.
A 'SURPRISF; LOCAL COU
PLE GO TO ROGUE RIVER
Ol' imiiili intiM-i'st to local sofloty
was the aminuin'oiiient lu'ant today
of tlio nuptial!! in thp next tow days
of Miss Capttola Willis, one of tlio
most popular yomii; laiiios in this
city, anil Dr. I.. K. Briscoe, of ItoKUc
River, where the couple are soon to
make their homo.
Dr. Hriscoe. who recently estab
lished himself in the Southern Ore
gon town, where lie has obtained
considerable practice since etiai;in
in his profession, arrived in Itoso
buri; last Saturday. On the same
evening Miss Willis returned homo
after visiting in Portland, and their
many friends were iinnie'liate'y f.os
sipin. about the probability of tueir
marriaire. Arrangements had al
ready been made, however, and the
culmination of a happy romance, be
iiun a year a'o when llr. lliiscoo bad
offices in this cily, will he rei died
next Wednesday at noon when the
ceremony will he performed in the
presence of a few relatives and
friends at the home of Mr. and .Mrs.
r.eorue Holler, on South .la'-kson
street, where th" bride lias made her
home since childhood. Rev. tfa'T
(!. I. eo, of St. George's Kpi.vopai
Church, will officiate.
After llie wedding and recptioM
the couple will leave by automobih1
for Southern Oregon. They are both
well known in this city, the !!: le
havins attended the local S"'iools.
and tlio couple will have the best
wishes of a law number of I'rien Is.
many of whom are still considerably
surprised on learning the news.
lUSTOU I'ltOMOTCl).
fContinued prom
.)
Odd Kellow and took an active nar;
in the affairs of that order.
Kov. .1. M. Coan. at present sor"
ins in the l'eoria district, lias been
assigned to tile pastorate of l he local
church and will probably reach Itose
bni'S in time. to preach next Sunday.
Kev. Coan is said to be a youni; mall
of h it'll standing and will no doubt
p'ovo himself popular amoiii; the
church roots of this citv. iicv c
A. Taauart. who is well known here,
has been assigned to the I larristmrir
church, while Kov. ". ,. IVnton has
Icon n,ss;mn'il to a c-liarco in l'ort
land. Kev. Fonton was at one tin,.'
pastor' of tho Methodist Church.
South, here and is well known in
this vicinity.
l'resiilini; Kidor S. M. chick has
been retained in that capacitv for
allot her year.
The Corvallis Methodist Chu.'oh,
South, is one of tbe largest edifies
of its denomination in the state, and
l as a much larger congregation than
tho liio.'lnirg chut. h. funse,,,,, ntlv
Kev. Cli-.n!' assignment to that
ibnich Is considi re, :, substantial
promotion on the p.,,t f the local
pastor. Mrs. fleai. ' and children
ale al-o vetv poeillar in I,.w..!,m,-.. i
where they have many friends who!
regret 10 oarll tliat tliey are soon lo
move to I'm v ol 1 is to reside.
TONIGHT
imilKiK WOKK I'llOfiKKKKKH.
K. A. Sinclair, county road master,
returned here at noon from Happy
Valley, where he inspected the work
done on the new brittle there. He
says two of the cement piers have
been completed, and the third pier
is boins installed today. The bridge
will probably be completed hy Oc
tober 10.
tiik itosi:i:nsd .ithwc schools
WII.Ii Ol'KX O.N JIOXKAV, SUPT. IH
High school students will assemble
at the old armory hall In the Kik.s'
buildinK. corner of Lane and .lack
son streets. Practically the same
rooms will be used for liiKh school
purposes as were in use at the close
of school last year. Grade students
will assemble at their respective
buildings. All assemblies are to he
at '.' o'clock a. in.
A general teachers' nieetins has
been called for Saturday, Sept. Iii,
io be held in the assenibiy room al
i lie Rose school building at .1 p. in.
The cily superintendent will be in
his office at the courthouse ditrlni;
the week to confer with patrons, pu
pils and teachers.
F. B. HAMLIN'.
City School Supl.
.'AM, I'Olt CITY WAIEHAXTS.
Notice Is hereby given all persons
In Iding general fund warrants or the
City of Itoseburg, Oregon, endorsed
"Not paid for want of funds." prior
to and Including June C.th, 1916, to
present the same to the City Treas
urer for payment, as Interest there
on will cease on date of this notice.
Iiated September 11th, 1S10.
COKHINK C. AI.I.ICY.
City Treasurer.
NKW TODAY.
Woman wants work by hour. Phone
II.
W.W'TKIi. tlirl to wash dishes.
Cafeteria. 122 Cass street.
FOR SAI.K. flood, serviceable mare
in good condition, $25.00. Phone
K.-FI2.
FOR ItKNT. Neatly furnished
housekeeping rooms or single bed
room in modern bungalow. All
conveniences. 77 Uouglas St.
U'ANTKI).- Work by month or year
on farm, fruit or dairy ranch hy
young married man. Kxperienced.
Rest of reference. Write to W.
II.. (are Review, in
BIG DANCE
DIX0NVILLE
Friday, Sep!cmber 15
Xo undesirables adniittetl to
the ball
-.'vrk.'. v.-v.'v.-v-. OW f