EVENING ROflEBUBQ HE VIEW, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1016
PAGE SIX
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(Continued From Page 1.)
lille and was dressed in heavy cloth
ing Air. and Mrs. Allen and turn,
(Jlcnn, left CliantH I'ukh last Sunday,
lor an outing at l-'lsh Lake. They j
wore taken to Tiller, above Canyon-,
villi, by Ceoi'KO II. Carner. From'
Tiller I hey were parked 4i miles
nver (lie trail to Fish Lake. Ah noon
i;s word whh received in (irantH Tans
yeiilenlay that M rn, Allen was lout,
Mr. Carrier Htarted Tor Fish Lake hy
iiiitoinohile. fie telephoned from
Canyonvllle luHt nlKht at 1 1:1(0 o'
i lock that no word had been received'
from Mi-h. Allen at that hour. There
im many caniperH In the Fish l.ako!
vji-inity at (he preHeut time and they
are aiding In the, neatch. The search
will hit continueil until the iiiIhhIiik
woman Is found. Mm. Allena
Hint Iter, Mrs. Iteddick, liven a I
(Iranls I'awi, an do also olher of her
relatives. Mr. Allen 1 connei-led
with the f irantH Tans laimhej ('tnn
1 taiiy and is iiile iomlnent in
Southern Oregon. I
ltevlew Want Ail, luiim resullH.
SOFIA. Sept. Hi Tito 1 In !a rhl n,
tier in aim a ml Turku have decisively
detealed the Ku.sianH and Kouinatii
nns In Imhniiija, anil (hey are rapid
ly retreating to avoid capture.
oitm.vwcK is u.vn:i.
It. Whipple, cily recorder, this
afternoon received a letter irom the
city attorney at I'rlneville asking for
a copy of I he local in it iat i ve and
referendum ord i nance. The copies
are beinn prepared and will prob
ably be mailed early next week.
mt.i.MW I'Xii is co.mi;.
Franklin I It a in vl I, of .a iiand
and Frank Itramwelt.of (JranU
Fans, will arrive hero tonijihl, ac
cording to word received here today.
They have made reservations at the
I'mpMua Hotel. Itoth men am con
neeleil wllli the beet suKar industry
and are al lli head of the company
which is at present IniMdiriK a refin
ing plant at Ctiints I'ass.
Mrs. 1.. ('. William will have to
morrow for a visit al Oreiron City.
BROTHER OF DOUGLAS
AT MAPLETON FRIDAY
II. II. Fisk. prominent Lane Coun
ty farmer and brother of Fred Flsk,
former sheriff or I. line County, was
instuiiily killed yesterday while on--ael
in building u trail from Ills
ranch at Mapb-ton. on the Siuslaw,
lo pioperiy owned hy him at Smith
Itiier. hays the F.ugene (luard. At
the time of the aeiident, l-'isk wan
rolling a log-with n jarkscrew. The
km rolled suddenly throwing him
over it anil then rolling over Ills
hody.
The deceased l survived by his
wife, residing at .Mapleton, and six
children: George U. Flsk, ot Mnple
lon; Henry Fink, Smith Hiver; Alva
l-'isk, llonlbrook, Cal.; .Mrs. S. S.
Tbuiman, Sanla Itarhara, Cal.; Mrs.
Thomas .1. Nelly, of .Mapleton,, and
Mrs. William .Mead, of Smith Hiver.
The body was brought to Mapleton
for interment.
vi:itv i i:v COMPLAINTS.
The member of the board of
equalization will adjourn this even
ing alter being In session since last
Monday. Less than a dozen eom
plainls were received during the
week. Next .Monday the hoard will
consider the complaints and make
any changes in the valuations they
may deem advisable.
int. si:i:i.v itiiTiKXs.
Alter a vacation which lasted
nearly a ill), ir. A. C. Seely, will'
anil son. Hall, returned here last
night. During most of tlio time they
were away they camped some dis
tance from Myrtle Creek. The
Kenial physician spent much of his
lime lisiiing and hunting and he re
ports good success. In addition to
killing his allowance' of deer he sue
ci'edetl In keeping the camp table
will supplied wilh trout. Dr. Seedy
will resume has practice Monday
morning.
SWIM.MIlltS .M A KM COMPLAINT.
(Julie a number of local people
who went to Alexander's park yes
teidav afternoon were exasperated
lo fiiril small boys In the act of
strewing the river bed where the
bathers congregate, with tin cans
;:nd oilier sharp objects. The bathers
there were greatly incensed at tile
aclion and as the park is the only
Place In this vicinity where the sport
can he enjoyed Willi convenience, it
is hopt il some sleps may be taken
lo prevent the ruin of the arconimo-.lations.
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"LOVE COMET"
A KEYSTONE COMEDY 2000FT. OF REAL LAUCHS
UO.MINl) MOMUV AND It'liSDAV
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"WK WANT CLKAVKS." 4-
f
4- A number of the students of
the local high school today 4
4 placed a sign conspicuously on
J. the sidewalk In front ol a
4 Koseburg confectionery store,
j. reading as follows: "We Want 4
4 Cleaves." The sign attracted J
4- no little attention today, and
4 may be the basis of an official 4
4 investigation by the members
or the school board who were 4
4. responsible for his dismissal 4"
.J. from the schools.
4. f
OSWALD WI'IST TALIKi:i).
(Continual From I'age 1.)
CANNING CLUB CONTESTS .
AT COUNTY FAIR ARE
NOT YET DECIDED
SPECIAL
Tues. and Wed.
Willi carli 5 cent tablet we
will e.jve lice, one tnnnl lead
eueil with eraser.
A BUSIER BROWN WATCH FRfE
A 1 lister l!iowu wali'h will
lie nivcn away free every week
fur a limited time to the holder
of the' lucky coupon jjiven
away with each pair of Buster
liro.vu shoes. First drawing
Saturday night al 9 o'clock
School Days Will Soon Be Here
Of course il is hard to take up the routine of siudv, hill von will do it cheer
fully, hecause you want to grow up to he an intelligent man or woman, ready to do
your wot k in the community.
He fore you go hack to school you may want some stockings, or a pair of
school slioes, or a cap, or a new diess or some nice warm underwear.
Whatever you waul will you favor us hy giving us a call'.' We will surely
he glad lo see you in the store ami we shall do all we can to make your visit pleas
ant as well as piolil.thlc lo you.
Why not make a li;t of the things you want and have mother or tt.nl come
wnh you to the stoic and let us show you jul ho . well we can serc you? Or,
pel haps you would rather come alone.
Black Cat Hosiery
For Men. Women
and Children.
'This In r.ul id 1 1 1 s i 1 rv
N made f 1 1 : : 1 specially
sele. ti d Aiiii'i ii an col ion
and is given a special
tcM lo iusui c the greatest
st icng: h and longest u c 11 .
Tllry ;IH' iVItl'l't lor
length, have exceptional
tdasl icit y and me ol la-;:
stainless d e
Hhu k Cal 1 1 o s i e 1
u cats In t lei and costs 1 ,
1111 1 c than oi her I k in . -.
of i 11I1 1 ii-i iU ii :l lli.
pair
25c
lbk w Uj1 u
fcpl
Miinsin Wear
Vt art' (lie o. lnsio ItoHoburg
av;. iits tur (he Mutisini; I'mlor-
en r.
M UII- J Ii UMtlfl'Wi'iil tUTils (IO
inti ii lin lion. Us Mnil;n ity
!i:t l. r- I.il'lilit .1 for years.
M ;;!. i ;it. n li-lei -, r f lis bo-
t.iu-.- 11 is uiit'li' itu.l t aiUrit
ft win h hi t; moilcls.
Muii.-ii':: t'tiiiMi Stiit-i art su
!'! ii r hi 1 mul't't l and inialitv.
M 1 1 m 1 m . r is m,n!.' in two
j'H'- i' .-"ii'- i v 1 Itt'M' u iin
U V I h ill. t
W r !)a . A tM!t, plr tc Umi of
'hi mi at-. and w hill
I:.- h.s- tn i in.i1 for dura
!: h' . t :u 1 (!( m in 1) 1 11 than
Ml'.r tn . K . - I ninn jitiits f 10 111
50c to $:5.50
the Garment
WK CIVIC AWAY GKK1CN TKADINC STAMPS
"This hill simply fixes the ulliniafo
limit and Rives the people the power
to say what the tax limit shall he.'
Thty nhall have the exclusive voice
in settiiiK the limit of appropria
tions. The Lesislature must erono-i
mize. Tax limitation regulates the
expenditures oT every department."
Kx-(!ov. West n well posted on the.
tax propositions in Oregon and he
told some interesting facts regarding i
tho alleged extravagances now he-!
ing practiced hy the state adminis-
(ration, lie also referred to nn ar
(icle In a recent edition or the Morn--ing
Oregonian. which he said was
olio of the most forceful arguments
in favor of the measure he had
read. The article was intended as
an attack on the tax limitation bill,
according to the ex-(lovernor, but
was a helpful factor in bringing
about the adoption of that important
measure.
Prohibition Meeting.
Immediately following the tax
meeting, ex-tiov. West delivered a
forceful address in which he attack
ed the so-called Hrewers' Amend
ment, wlijrh Is to be submit toil to
tho voterrt for ratification or rejec
tion at the November election. lie
:;aid I he measure was vicious ami
should be defeated by an over
whelming vote.
Speaking in a conversational tone,
West told of his experiences when as
(iovenior he went Into t'opperfield
and stopped the open violation of the
law in the sale of liquor, and devoted
much t line to Paul Wossinger, of
Portland, leader of the wet forces
who he says would return the state
to the conditions which existed be
fore the present law became effect
i ve.
The ex-ttovernor cited the case of
Kill Cleasou. with whom he had
worked in the earlier days, and told
how (Jleason had been later sent to
(he penitentiary for a crime com
mitted in a drunken fit.
"I was going out for a horseback
trip into the eastern part of the
state after leaving office," he said,
"and went out to see Hill before 1
started. I told him 1 was going out
onto the hills, where we had camped
together."
"Hill said, 'well I guess 1 won't be
there, this time,' "
lieferring to the much used word
"con fiscal ion," employed as an ar
giuuent against making the state
dry. West told about the women who
hail come to his office while he was
liovernnr, asking him to do sotne
thing about conditions in their
tow n.
"When the laborer started home
with his pay check, and on the way
there was an agent of Paul Wes-
singcr. in front of a saloon, who
reached out and took the check and
kept three-quarters of It ami sent
him home to his family drunk, 1
would like to know where yon could
i hul a belter illustration of conUs-
-aiii'ii."
Toward the close of his talk Mr.
West alluded to the conversion of
!ie s ib m brewery into a plant for
the manufacture of fruit juices, and
urged his hearers to give every pos
sible sui't'oit to the institution.
"It is far better for this eotiimnn
ty." he sat. I. "that the Salem brew
en i' now engaged In the manufac
ture of l.ojtt, mid it is the duly ot
eione to fmget that it ever was -i
brewerv. and give the industry their
support."
imtou wn.i. mm;.
I. ate this afternoon the result of I
the canning contest at the county
fair was still undecided. Only two
of the judges were at the fair,
grounds today and they were dead
locked as to whether the Kullerton
school team or the Yoncalhi team
should have first place. The third
judge was sent for and the matter
may be decided late this evening.
The winning team will go to Salem
and enter the state competition of
canning (dubs during the state fair.
While no announcement has, been
made as to the other team, it is prob
able that the Kiddie team ranked
third and the Benson team fourth in
the competition here, the latter
mainly on account of breakage of
jar.
A large portion of the Grange and
other exhibits at the county fair
have been brought to town and af
ter preparation will be sent to the
state fair.
LURE
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(Child) ei: under 16 no! admitted except with parents)
1 Come Early and Avoid the Rush
Sl'.VDAY AT THE CHURCHES.
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Yii-i iimi ; if, I tiros, who
Ms-n sl'M'iniu iit llu' I'ml'iimi Hot
or m- --i.il week, will on Sun.l
-ill .1 two sxilos iit the
v'l'i'iili Mis Oros is nn a
Mishi,! sim-er aliit on leawni;
'.ill to lo rinl.olelHlin. "tier
a. 11 nit ns nu assistant In tile
-us .leiison Consi natory of Mus
she is a il.nmhler of Civil llross
'!io has lalilahle timber lloMincs
heyoml 1'eel.
S.MI'IIV M Ml MI'MllKlts TtKK
MITK'K.
There will bo a sperlal lueetlni: of
the I'liapler Saturilay HUM. Our
Worthy llraml Matron will bo with
ns. liy or.ler of tho W, XI.
MARSTERS PLEADS fOR
PARTISAN VOTE BEfOHE
MEETING LAST NIGHT
A few- enthusiastic members of the
'Did liuiinl" aSKvllibleil in tho ol'liei-
in Attorney .1. A. liurhanan last
niht In response to a call sent mil
by the i-hairnian of the Douglas
I'ounty Uepublii-an Central Ooniniit
tee. Polities were iliseusseil gener
ally, anil it was iiilinitteil that some
thing ' would have to be done im
inetliately in tho event the Heiiubli
euns were to carry Douglas County
at the November election. In fact,
those present at the meeting were so
fearful of defeat that they ilei-iileii
to engage in which was termed "an
aggressive campaign'' at once.
Speakers will be sent to almost every
section of liouglas I'ounty anil the
colors will be given an opportunity
lo hear the principles of the "deal
old party" expounded first-handed.
Anions those who will speak in the
itlral districts during the campaign
are Attorneys II. I.. Kddy, tleorgi
Neuiier and Klbert Hermann.
A. l Marslers made an "elotiuenl"
speech In which he pleaded partisan
ship. "We should vote her straight."
he said when referring to the duty
of true Republicans. One man pres
ent at Ihe meeting said .Mr. .Marslers
apparently had forgotten the lasl
election when he deserted the lie
publican "straight" ranks and work
ed for tleorge K. Chamberlain for
t'nited States Senator.
Another person In attendance at
the meeting accused the local Repub
lican leaders of holding the session
last night in order to detract from
the prohibition meeting at the court--house.
.lorn mux i!i:ri i:.
Rev. Ii. K. .lope, pastor of Ihe
Chrislian Church, who has been
visiting in California, will return
here late tonight. He will occupy
Ihe pulpit of the local church tomorrow.
had riM;i:it en-.
harlle Kern, son of Mrs. Netliu
Slanilclllf, of Short street, had the
middle finger of the left hand nearly
severed early this afternoon when he
was struck by his little brother
while holding a sharp ra?.or. The
blade cut an artery, causing consid
er;! Ide loss of blood, but it Is be
'ieed Ihe finger will be saved. Dr.
i' U. Wade was In attendance.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
11. I.. Cannon, of Rockland, was
a visitor in the city today.
Dr. C. II. llailey and wife were In
from South Deer Creek today.
.Miss Hlsie Primer, of Riddle, went
to Albany today to visit friends.
Mrs. .1. T. Ilridges, of Oakland,
spent Ihe day here with friends.
Al llenrikseii. of Oakland, spent
the day in Roseburg on business.
I'eler .lolles. of Looking (llass, ar
rived here last evening on business.
I.afe Kngels, of Reel, spent the
day In Roseburg looking alter busi
ness matters.
I). K. Vernon, editor of the Oak
land Advance, spent the day in Kose
burg on business.
A. D. S. Dlgenf.-b Tablets relieve
distress after eating. Kor sale bj
Hamilton Drug Co
Rlinn Cooper, of Roberts Creek,
spent the day in linsehurg looking
after business matters.
.lames (loodinan left this morning
for Hollywood, Cal., where he will
visit wilh Hertram Hates.
.Joseph llerndon, of clie Soldiers'
Home, left this afternoon for Kllgene
to visit for several weeks.
Oren Thompson, deputy game war
den, has returned here after a few
dais spent in the mountain districts.
A. I-:. Shiria and W. W. Hassan
of Sulherlin. transacted business
matters in the cily for a few hours
today.
Mrs. I-'. Adams, who bad been
visiting here and at (! rants l'ass.
loll tins nlteriioon on lier return to
t oos Hay.
.1. I-:. Ruhens-tein. advance agent
for the "I. tire," which appears al Ihe
Antlers theater next week, arrived
hero today.
Mis. Mark Dunham, of Portland,
who had been visiting here wilh
relatives for several weeks, left for
her home today.
C. !:. Meade and wife, Mr. M.-vers.
Mrs. l.ang and Mrs. Thrush, all resi
dents ol Camas Valley, were visitors
in the city today.
Mrs. Dexter Rice and
Miss Iris, will return here
ing alter a few days spent at
eiie attending the fair.
Attorney .l,,hn T. I. on
in re last eieni;: , :,fi,.,- a couple ol
days spent at Myrtle Point looking
alter leg.il business.
Kddie Smith, elevator boy at the
Perkins building, was operated on
this afternoon for Ihe removal of his
tonsils. ir. c. p. Wade performed
the operation.
Mr. and Mrs. c,. Kdlimd leave to
morrow lor Portland, where the
will he located to;- several months.
Mr. Kdlund lias a run out of that
cily as engineer for the S. P. Co.
an Miner, i mux. d wilh running
now n Many sineids wilh an auto
mobile appealed in the justice court
lale tins afternoon and was lined
JT He also paid all the costs
i -onii.-et. d win, ti, accident.
The funeral r the lale Miss P.
j Wakefield, who died ,lt lu,r m.
I hero late Thursdav night, will be
held al ih.. Reselling undertaking
; p.'ib is Si:n,!.,y aft.-moon. Tho fu
: n.-ral sem. es win i. j elmrge of
i R.-v. .1. II Can. pa-1,,1- ; uu. v y
Church. South. Willi interment of
the remains in the Va .nil- ,-emelerv
daughter
this even
i-:u
ret ii riled
St. (leoi-ge's. Main and Cass Sts.,
Rev. Ilarr II. Lee, vicar. Services
are held every Sunday at 7: ISO and
II a. in.; Sunday School at 9:45 tun
m. There Is no evening survice, ex
cept when officially announced, the
vicar taking services at Siitliei-llii
and Oakland. Other services as an
rouneed each Sunday. The public
is cordially Invited to attend all ser
vices. lteo:'Kani.ed Ijllter Day Saints.
Services at Kagle Hall (fronting on
.lackson sheet, entrance front Main
street) as follows:
.Sunday, Sept. 17. 11 a. m., Sub
ject: "What Shall 1 Do With Jesus'.'"
Ilight p. in. subject: "Saul of Tar
sus: 1. The Old Saul. 2. Saul's Con
version. II. The New Saul." Preacher:
Kldor. A. C. Ilarniore, All are In
vited. Presbyterian Church. Sunday
ahool at !i: I.-, a. ni.; Young People's
Society at 7:00 p. in.; preaching ser
vices at 1 1 a. in. and S p. in. Rev.
W. W. Smith, of Sutherlin, will
preach both morning and evening,
li is "topic for the morning service will
be "Christian Affection," and at the
evening service, "Living So As to
be Missed."
The congregation at the meeting
on Wednesday night voted to call
Rev. I-:, w. Warrington to by, pastor.
Mr. Warrington supplied the pulpit
of the church during July.
V
liaplist, Rev. W. II. Eaton, pastor.
Sunday school at II : 4 a a. in.;
Pleaching at II a. ill. nnil 8 p. in.;
H. Y .P. If. at 7 p. m. The pastor
will preach tomorrow. Kino UMisie,
inspiring services, a hearty welcome.
Conio and see.
SLASHINGS AUK ItritNKD.
William Lander, district fire war
den, reported today that slashings
were bejne; burned in various parts
of Ihe county, and ns n result bis
office has received numerous re
ports of fires. All oT these fires are
well under control, said Mr. Lander
this afternoon, and tbero is appar
ently no danger of the flames spread
ing lo adjoining property.
TAI.IANS CLAIM CAITl'ltKS.
ROM hi, Sept. 111. The Italians
"apiuied Monte Cauriosio and San
lirada Heights trenches, near Lo
'liiizzn. They also took a thousand
prisoners.
MiV TODAY.
l-'or.D.--Uoy's coat. Owner call al
Review office and describe coat.
FOR SALIC Jersey milk, $2.00 a
month per quart. Apply .Mrs. Ed.
Noah, Edcnhowor.
FOR SALE. Team young boms,
w eight 1 4110 each, well broken.
Iniuiire at Pickens' grocery.
FOR RKXT. Furnished rooms,
housekeeping, modern, reason
able. Gas or wood for cooking.
ilD i So. Pine street,
PLENTY of money to loan on good
real estate security. Agent Mort
gage Company Holland America.
Isaac Rest, Grants Pass, Ore.
Alexander's Swimming Pool
Is well patronized, KiviK healthful recreation and sport to Roseburg youngsters.
Alexanders l'ark is a recreation place for the older people.
Alexander's Townsite
Will, Paik and Kiver Kro,,t offer safe investment for people contemplating build
ing ,m the lutuie. e soil lots on easy payments-just like a ,)!Ulk.
We Also Make Ice
Ami sell at a reasonable price, any amount from 10 lbs. to a Ton-Call up-
"IT ROSEBURG ICE DELIVERY pi?oE