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I'AilH NIX EVKNCNQ IlOSlCimitO llEVIKW. MONDAY, SEITEMBEIt 18, 1016. ! It's Different Always A' GOOD SHOW MAJESTIP mi iiiiiciii cir i I III 1111(11)1 .H VI 7-UKILS-7 . TODAY .rc AND 10c TODAY, ONK DAY ONLY IV. ( IIArTKItuK "In The Grip of Evil" Stories l Inn make i on l iiiuk . I II U'I'KIt III'' el of thi tlllilllll;' 111 1 1 novel. , one more cha A Ne PA 111 K. NtWA Al.I.-WAY ;OOI t Paper Iti Pictures. Alone, I'alhe News N uurlh tin Tout) U KIIKI.V- ALWAYS COOD ' ' I N I'UiHIlll) town" A ChhhI I oinedv unit lits nf l.jtUi.'hs. ttllllli- tomophow riu: stU'is cvci.k" 'rimcMiiiv " Tin' i 'aniage o( Peailt" Plorueo i "oniing S;it urday ; "THK LAW 1 1 , I P I" u i pnkspav I inner iii "Hnoi' NleV Knday J. Warren Kerrigan in ' StMl if I he I lllllHM-t.'lK" A Powerful Prama, 7-arl a ,u uv: as iu (Continued Kiom Pago out a lulu n proximately ? ;.il Ions, w (-to unharmed as a result of the rite Another barrel of oil. from which Mr. penu had extracted ap proximately 1 0 gallons, htoki open It wh being rolled from tho burn I mi; building by K.I win Monro, and uat consumed, The rot lection fioni the flamon run 1.1 bo seen Cor a Ions distance and hundreds of people assembled ill tho scone of tlw the Mr. Penn, an well a many other pernens who thikUiv.t to attend (ho tire wio loud tu their pialno of the work of tho Piemen. AHtnnuli the interior of llio structure ro-.omblod (hat of a (mnat-o w lion tho (tro department ar lived, oven tho shed adjoining tho xai w as av ed A number of ihieketw whbh ioosP-d within a few teet of tho roar ot tho garage at tho I I mo t ho fh o w an dlscov ei rd w oi e till there wti.'ii tlu' tlatnos woiv o PUKtiKhed, ihev w oi o unhainu'd, ao.oulliif; to Mr. iVnu, and appar ontly bail no kuowiMuo of tho dan Kor to w hU h tbov It ad boon sab bvtod A'llnuih roalblnp that hit, tn.k an ti a. Mt allv rnliH'd. M i Ib'tin ttatod today that lio would inako an 1 oil hi I to sao (ho ritKluo. If tho j in ihtut rumno oan In put In rumitnc ooudt tttu. Mr. Ih-iin i-axs ho will hao tho tntok lobullt. If II Is domorod that It to beyond ropalr nnothor trttok will bo punhasod. Mr. Point om'.vIh to t.'bulld (ho Kaiaco and will o.nilp (ho Mini' with a OfinoiU floor and rlootrio lights. lOCAl, UOS M I'SS. ttouttuuotl Vrom $x ) S( TUBULIN MAS DKAlh It'millinnMl Kiom I'uko 1.) I.iil his KK'alt'iit HiicroHt) wan hi the roli of a biilbb'r. Ho Ix-lU'V.-d In hi:m':ih and dt'vt'lupniont and Ms rfltntti for the ad anot'int'iil and bt (rniii'tit of Slit hoi lln Valloy will ever ' tand aK a kIowIhk moil uineitt tu hlrt nifinory. As a man, J. K. l.uno wuh lilii-t nl and Kympat Ih'tio and bt liovod In a Pi i n k thosi who worn unublo to awsl.t t heiiiM! voh. Althoimb con-iddr-i rd a shrrw d husim'HH int-n, bo huh hniit'st and 1 1 1 1 r H; 1 1 1 In hln d'al- Iiu'.h and playi'il fair with IiIh follow- j iiii-n. 'rlK .st' Hid ulht-r tialtH of und i h, nai ler t-oinhlni'd to make him : olio id tlu most ppmilar men who ! ri'i r'!ldod In pmmbiH County. 1 An far an his f rionds know, M r. I .u si1 was iii o inn Kood b'a It It and f i .i rid v in ri i pi a I noil of IiIk physb al i olid It inn. Ho worked liard and l Inain la I w n rb'M may have con trlbiiird to his middt'ti and unoxpoct od i-nd. Tho nows of liis death spirad rapidly, and within a few nilnulrs afUT ho died several promi nent KiiM'luirn men w ore on their will to Stithorlin to uld In whatever manner w as puss t hie. In Sut lierltn. whore Mr. l.use wart lost knowu, he had many friends and hit death was almo.st the sole tuple of con vernation thciv yestetday. (m Sutherlln man who had been acquainted with .Mr. I .u so for many years, paid hi m tilt, fellow tin: compliment : "In tho death of Mr l.use, Sulherlltt, has probably lust tu best friend. Mr. l.use was a lea tier Ho believed In proKve js and advancement nm! was ever ready to back bis faith In this lo cality wtth cold cash. As an ad visor ami counsellor bo bad no eipial In Poui'.las County. Ho was conser vative In his dealings and believed uhManllal. He was not For Good Pictures Yon are naturally n littlo bit particular about those nega tives you took on your vacation trip. You are careful of tlu'in and want tliuin to have careful attention. If you will leave theni with us they will have tho same attention you would give them yourself. HlKh grade developing and prinliiiK. prompt mtvIcc and reasonable prices. Try us on your next film. We are aKents for the Ansco Cameras nnd Aiihco Kpeedex Film. This combination insures good results. Call and Ret some of the Ansco literature. It's free and con tains some good Information. QUALITY SERVICE BUBAR BROS. Kormerlv Younir & Tlubar. JEWELERS & OPTOMETRISTS. PHONE 214 ANTLERS THEATRE TONIGHT mm PLANS FOR REMOVAL Of PROF. flTZPATRICK KNOWN SOMETIME AGO i'ik an appearance the accused of i e i ed to w at e ea in inn t ion and ap pear bet.. re the maud lur. IIP Nuuls weio placed at but ow 'uk lo t lie piobable tmpoiboii v o: -enun; PoudMuen, he will likep aw. u( hi jail until the nic.tini: oi the stand juiy. winch u set tor ium Ve!V.lML special coinimniic.uion of 1 aurel odue o I .;. A. K, - V. M , w ill be eld hi this odi,e room Meuda vcuun:, Soi t s. I!'H", at ; .10 o' lo, k Work hi Cio M M dcsiee un. I-.. V. V W.w 1 1. Sect cum . a pi u ncer. and f i cunentty 1 ba e heard him discourage prospective negotiations which savored with un certain speculation. It will be a Ions lime heforo Sutherlln will have a man who will till the place made va cant hero by the sudden and deplor able death of this splendid citizen." The alue of the estate left by Mr. r.use could not be determined today. Hi friends say. how even, that it will approximate J."oo,o00. It was learned here this afternoon that Mr. l.use was also Interested in w hat is know n as the l.use land Coutpauv, Limited, and had interests in numerous other projects through out tb that !i although thi venled in hi detet mined. ountry. It lire was heavily insured.! J exact amount repro-' .t. 4-4- I That tho plans for the re 4 moval of Prof. K. C, Kitpat- 4- rick, a popular instructor lu 4 the Kuseburn High School. 4 J were known to K. M. Hamlin, city superintendent, and cer J tain members of tho school $ 4- board as long as two weeks 4 4- ago. was the Information that 4 4 leaked out here yesterday. At 4 4 about that time Koy Puiiham, 4. who was recently elected prln 4 cipal of theHcnson school to 4 4 Pit the vacatur caused by the J 4- promotion of H t. . Itennett, 4 .J. remarked to a local citizen: 4 J- ' Mr. Hamlin told me to re- 4 I- main in readiness to accept a ! ! position in tho schools here on 4 4 short notice." The story told 4 4 by this innocent remark fur- 4 t n Is lies excellent evidence that 4 ' 4- Mr. Pnnham was not proporly 4 "posted," and was probably ig-4- norant of the alleged "'unfair'' 4 4 met hods empbu cd by tlu so 4 persons responsible for Mr. J ! I- ttxpatrick s f tho schools. RAILROAD BEGAN TODAY; , MACHINERY ON HAND' SlTHKliLlX, Or., Sept. IS. Two carloads of railroad grading ma chinery arrived iu Sutherlln from Portland today, and the grading on' the Sutherlfn line to the Roach Company's timber, lit miles east of here, will commence today. The grade stakes were sot during the past week by a crew of Hoseburg engineers. Workmen were busy yesterday establishing a camp six mites oast of town. The work on the grade to the up per sawmill sit Special Attraction THE LURE A V ITAL DRAMA OF MORAL UPLIFT in five acts As presented at the Tivoli Opera House, San Francisco "THEY TRAPPED HER" In The most wouderful Underworld Photoplay SENSATIONAL! SOUL STIRRING! STUPENDOUS! EVERY MOTHER SHOULD SEE THIS WONDERFUL PICTURE Adults 15c ADMISSION Children 10c and (Children uudorl6nor admitted except with parents) LOCAL AND PERSONAL. from William Singleton was Oak Creek today. Ucorge Stearns, of Oakland, spent a distance of eight the day in Itoseburg on business miles, will be completed within the next six weeks. Krom L'.'t to ;10 teams will be employed at the out set, and the work will be under the direct supervision of the timber company. The engineer will be sent to the boundary of the Koach Com pany's fHi.ooO-acre tract Immediate ly. From that point the first log ging branch of the railroad will be staked into the heart of the best timber, an additional six miles, mak- policies could not 1 le also belonged the conversation the man Mr. was also said j 44 Pnnham was talking to be came sat is I led that Mr. iti patriek was slated for dismis sal from the schools, either by force or under the guise of a resignation. If such tactics were used by Mr. Hamlin and certain members of the school Mr. and Mrs .1. P. Plair. the for-i J. board the mihtie should be .ior an emploe of the local round j 4. informed of what has been u'uso. lott this morning for Ashland. 4. coins on. If a Kval oligarchy j 4 is dictating who shall consti- 4 Pi;o the faculty of the Kose i 4- burs schools, in defiance of 4 the well known wishes of both retirement from 4jing the distance from Mttheriin to At the time of 4 first logging camp to.be estab- rho Shnuets. which branch of tit M ,iMn:! he joined in t he Kast. ! lished a total of -I miles. SMITH KIYKK SHOAUNC. make d.ns im(. The floods of last winter liave c a used S m i t h Kiver at d i f f e rent points to shoal by the depositin great quantities of debris in stream which the tides and currents are unable to remove, says the Oar diner Courier. This is very noticable at. what is known as Murphy's Bar above Nor- The Store Thai Appreciates Your Business SPECIAL Willi e.u-li sold til is ( tiee . him,1 le. BtSTKR BROWN WATCH 1;RKK t'i :i .! W 1 I': l:, !'. will .' '.!.!,!. r o t 1 1 . 11 Autumn is Now Here IXC CmmmcMVVV IVMmmMMm 'A -A i- pupiis ana pan ens. mat tact j 4 s'lould be known. 4 4- 4- NORTH UMPQUA SALMON HATCHERY IS IN OPER ATION FOi THE SEASON NvTth I :v.j-Qua lluie. arc a:atn Anil with its advent we present a collection of merchandise unsurpassed in variety, beauty and exclusiveness Operations at tb, :ish bati tic: . atnvv c aiitioi Tor t:ie : ..'". v' o i . u iHk sa 1 aion have a';teac: bo. n takru. Supt. he has now at J 1 lo xieid about est for the season, and hs i;r.ca arc still arnv :ug this uu r-easci b a tv.iiiion or two t :.o season is ox er Abou; 00 ?Aiir.on gi.s were handled fork, and at Long Koach. as w. as in other places in the river. When the tide is out it is impossible at this1 time of the year for a vessel drawing the amount of water as the Juno to get over some of the plac above noted. K Kruse. of Kiddle, returned home this morning alter a business visit here, A. S. Ireland, of Olalla. spent the day in the city looking after busi ness affairs. C. .M.-Harper, of Portland, arrived here hu-l evening to spend a few- days with friends. Mrs. C. P. Scott, oi Kdenbowv left this afternoon for a visit with relatives at Kugene. Mrs. Ira Wimberly and son, I.es ter, of Prain, were visitors iu Kose burg Sunday and today. John Alexander, the Glide mer chant, spent the day in Koseburg looking after business affairs. Mrs. W. O. Asher. who had been visiting hero from Cottage U r o v e of i turned home this afternoon. the M. Mo:i:e Mayer, of Hornbrook. la!., and Julius Mayer, of Portland were visitors in Koseburg today. .1. H. Posard. a forest ranger, has returned from the Steamboat coun try. where he spent the summer. HI It would not cost a great deal to have these shoals dredged out, and i it is thought by those who are in-! formed of conditions on the river j than when once opened the tide .-nd currents of the river would keep them open so that good sUed 1 boats wou'd have no difficulty in; Mrs. C. W. Parker left this after a 1 on for Cottage Grove to spend a couple of days with relatives and friends. Mrs. I.ee Thompson, of Cottage urove, r turned home this afternoon after a visit here with her mother who had been ill. Mr u n d -Mrs. A n: a d o n . of North Ke-t-burg. win Kave here next week for their old home in Wisconsin for a isit with friends and relatives. .Mrs, Peru Walters left this morn nic for Grants Pass, where she will ;oiu lit r husband, who has been there s:r.i v . a : c : up and t-r to Sul lIowh the riv var Springs. UOl I P KKMON K t'HK.VMKHV Tv K A T tiAKltlNKli iirith sa :gh sjlm. ;atc '. or.s a:e ts bate'.-. season. Oy v .u handu appcx v la New Fall Coat: .s , new vra- handuaped at k of suf.Kier.t :.e surr'y Nng s . , a ' 1 st re a m cater: r. . t p'.acv H is p".a:rae'. in tb.e river to take :e of the fish rack. a'.so make a a.UN.e i poer for a uv.p :i ; ply w A'er to tr.f .s hop thAt this tis er. b-.:t it ba .vlifbe.'.. t.e slate on eve -. si .-.ir-s !. n 0: Tailored Suits " Fur Collars and Muffs . ex',xv-tc s.iU--.o: rv a ' " -.on And t.c r.u : ', a: :n fr.e s '.'; r.'r.Ags-r..t r A complete line for ladies iwd ot Dry (kkJs, iiu-kiiiin Mtinsiu t'ndcrwe.ir children. Coorcrs rnilerwe.-ir for mon m.t ' ' " t-i HIV II titlVi Inns, (.os.s.ud. Nemo .ind R. & C. Corsets. Bl.ick Cat Hos iery and Standard Patterns. VF CW'K WWW v v CRKKN TlxADIVG STAMPS it is rv r 0 r ' eci 1 n K e e c s ; v r : t . '. t an effort is l-emg ::,ade by ; fow in-; ;cr. ;ed partus of Gardiner and Past Gardiner to have the creamery' h :ch is r.ow Sovate.l at Kef Assort moved to Past Gardiner, says tiu , Port Pr. p.jUA Courier. It is a:d that H. L. Kdur.1r.d5 an 1 P. lPr.Sus.Ie have offend to deed a lot to place the r'-;" on providing that u ; r.A:r;a:r.td for a period of or.e ear The ; r; o;::oa is t N'ir.c taker, xery kindly by those who cr.t Kva: on NEany , r from : on nc.ount of tho death of his brtr.er. Pa.il Walters. C. W. Wharton and Thomas Wharton have returned here from ihu Ui'..ee district, where they spent a dai hi::uir.g. They got thro-it-r and report an en;oable time K. A. Johnson, a loial druegist I-:: ;:.:s morning for Ashland and later for Ker.r.eu. Cab. where he secur to be eiuj lev mt r.t. He .ibsent for about a Kt v. :-.:ud r-. .une and laaulv re- - 'ato Saturday night iti California, where the i.;-s t n;oj uig their an on. Ti'.ey rcjort a de aithpi; rhe OAIar., " r, the onuvge. at t z fa.tion to e-- Gard.r.tr ir. rvater deal of exywr.e have r.. tew a a :'.e fe- of the Kt-.iT t:k r.ef.: by rAk.r. it KIM) CtPxt PKT. i Hoys' Pand will ren ' i -' open air con r.er of Cass and Jack ' : 0 o'clock this ev en h rs of th:s organta i musiv tans and the ;.v t-r! th;? ov t n:ng w ill r.;oed. VKP OK THANKS. rcar.s of C : n k i m rs vv !u b:.r.vr death o: ir!, which uim; We tose who daughtei r XT-AT. At AT. the di.rv v-j th oouzt:y P A KKPII VNP K Wli! V. G JACKSON" . . SOCIKTV .NOTU'K. 4 Pending the return of Miss 4 Kathleen Coates, who left on 4 4 Saturday for a month's vaea- 4 4 tion at Newport, .Miss .Madge 4 Miller will have charge of the t-J 4 society ouluinns of the He- 4 4 view. She can be realied by 4. calling telephone No. Items 4 4- for the society page of Sat 'U 11 relay's .Review will also bo.". 4 received at the office or by 4 4 mail. 4 XOTH-K TO LADY KACKItS. All ladies who have been engaged 10 wcirk are hereby nutified to re liort. fur duty Wednesday morning. iMiler I'Yult Co. o IIKIIKKAMS ATTKXTIO.V. On Tuesday evening. September Huh. will be observed the fiftth an niversary of the founding of the De cree of Kebekah. A special program has been arranged, followed by re freshments. All members are cor dially invited to be in attendance. 1! Y OHDKlt 01'" COMMITTEE. t;. W. Kiddle, of Kiddle, spent the day in Kiiselnug visiting Willi friends. MSW TODAY. WANTKll to buy a at :2ii W. Cass "bug" auto. Call Fdlt SAI.K. Csod Dodge car. fit st class condition. Inquire Uranil Hotel. Jl.-.il sh takes 4-cylinder touring good running condition. Koseburg Carage W A XTKD. Twenty-five laborers. - cents per hour. Apply to Port land Cement Co., Roberts Creek. l-'OK KKNT Clli:.l'. Kanch of 15 acres, with good house and barn, - miles from Koseburg. Phone S7-K14. FtK SAI.K.- Yellow Dent seed corn, select it yourself, in the field. One d.dlar a sack. llenrv Oelkers. Harden Vallcv oi; S.M.K.- Hlacksmith shop and tools, si, miles from Koseburg. Address K. v. Johnson. Looking Class, Oregon. WAXTKiX Work by month or vear en farm, fruit or dairv ranch bv young married man. Kxperieneed'. 'est of reference. Write to V. care Keview. ni WASTKD. Work bv voi,n- nm Mtending high school.' to help de fray school expenses: can work mornings, evenings and Satur- as. Address t M effic view WWTKll. ITOKSKS Mr t -.l, il! be at the Kmpire barn. Ko' :.'"rf', lh"rs'!." and Friday. Sept. -I--.', to buy horses from 1100 up. to 9 years old. Will take some greys. .'Ntv v mvi'sv Alexander's Swimming Pool ,V.( W:th !v rocrc.it -.ou .ma sport, to Kiisi'luu c younc-sters. Alexander's Townsite .N.cr rro We -e- s i:c v.nc- .'.ent or people oo-.itc mnl.itino !!. ClSV pAY-iciUs Mist l.L ', e Also Make Ice :'cf' y ;r-:oa::t :':o:n 10 to .1 TV -C Alt U- PHONX SoT ROSEBURG ICE DELIVERY P5?0NE r
