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EVExixa nosEnuna review, moxmy. octouer 23, 1010.
ARE INTERESTED
WAR DEPARTMENT MAY REN
DER ASSISTANCE TO THE DE
PENDENTS OK THOSE WHO
WERE CALLED TO THE MEXI
CAN HORDER.
APPROPRIATION NOW IN EffECT
Quilt; a Xninlier of Doiigluw County
Boys Muy IUmflt Because of
Killing of the War Jc
jmi'tiiK'tit. Through Major V. V. WUhoii, uct
jiiK adjutant general for Oregon,
word has been received here from
the War Department concerning the
dependent!! of Koldlers during their
Htuy on the Mexican border, and the
information given tatcH that such
Huiriiertt will be given a portion ol
the $2,flOU.MOO appropriated for the
purpOHe or relieving the dependents.
Some time ago a letter wuh ad
dresued from the adjutant general
of Oregon to the chief of the militia
bureau ut Washington unking for in
formation concerning the depen
dentH of Koldiern while on the Mexi
can border utid cHpeehilly whether
the membeiH of tho Third Oregon In
fantry, who wore mustered out of
service on September 25, 1!)16, were
entitled to any of the fund. The
War Department's reply i in part
hh follows:
"All enlisted men who were mom
bers of the militia or National Guard
at the time of the calls of the ('resi
dent of May U and June 18, ID 16,
and were brought into the service of
the United States pursuant to those
calls, aro entitled to the benellts ot
this act from, and including, June
l!t, 1916. The families of men en
listing In the National Guard after
Juno 18, arc entitled to receive the
benefits of this act from the date of
their enlistment."
This information Is put forth In
general order No. 4 7, which has not
yet been received by tho general
staff of Oregon. As soon as the par
ticulars arrive, blanks and forms
will he forwarded to the various
companies for application to be made
for part of this appropriation.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. Kancher and
daughter, of Dillard, returned' last
evening after passing a few days in
this city.
Attorney Klbert Hermann will
leave for Portland tniught, wher''
he will have business affairs needing
his atleulion.
Nolun J. ltose, of Dlxonville, ar
rived here last evening to pass a
couple of days. He is registered al
(he (irand Hotel.
IMill Flood, or Portland, arrivod
here Sunday to pass a few days. Mr.
Klood formerly lived In Itoseburg.
where he Is well known.
Dr. Hrlscoe and wife, of Hogue
Hlver, arrived here Saturday to visil
at the home of the latter's parents,
Mr. and .Mrs. (Jeo. Hotter.
Hat-gain day, Monday only, men's
suits Krench dry cleaned $1, other
days Jl.LTi. Uoseburg Cleaning &
Pressing Works. 11, W. Slnper,
It. M. JohiiHon and wife, of Colfax,
Wash., .arrived hi're Saturday even
ing to remain for a few days. They
are registered at a local hotel.
Kenneth Quint, who resides on a
ramh near Itiddle. spent Sunday in
the city visiting with Mm parents, j
SlM-iiif ami Mrs. (Icorge yuiuc. j
l.t-land Brown, of the loral firde
pat tment. returned here Saturday
evt-niiig from Salem, where he visited
with his parents. Attorney General
and Mrs. Ceo, M. llrown.
Homer Thomas, of Portland, ar
rived here hint evening to remain for
a week.' lie Is visiting with his sis
ter. Mis. Hello McCall, who lives a
short distance from the city.
Mr. Guy Hriflith, wife of the popu
lar nlglU t'lerk at Hie (iraod hotel,
has returned to her home after a
few days spent at Mercy hospital.
She Ik much improved In heaHh.
The members of tli lUtnvliet Car
lihul Company, which has been hold
Ittg forth here for the past week. leH
Sunday for Medford. The rompan
carries three carloads of equipment
and about I " people.
Mrs. C. W. Parks, who has been
lsiting with friends and tel;tties ;it
K la mat h Kit IK lor some time past .
will not return bete for two weeks,
according to letteis eceted from
her Sunday.
Mrs, K. A. llemis. who had been to
Pendleton as a delegate from the lo
cal W. C. T. , to the state conven
tion, returned home Saturday even
Ing. She reporU a large attendance
and much interest In the xarlous unit
ters discussed.
Clark Huruai. who returned ier
recently from Iteil Hluff, Cal.. says
the bill hoards of California ate faith
filled with wet and dry mUntlM'.
menu. California is now in tin
midst uf a red hot lnpi.ni camp.iu;n
and even money Is being waited that
the state will join the dry column ,it
(he November election.
Tit EES. I
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! ran furnish any kind of Fruit '
or Ornamental Trees in any ituan- j
tity from the famous Toppenish Nur-j
ery
A, L. MANTIS'. j
Ilnseburg, Oregon. '
CLE AX-UP IV COOS.
District Attorney LUjeqvist has In
augurated a general clean-up cam
paign lu Coos County, and already a
dozen or more arrests have been
made on charges of conducting dis
orderly houses. The names of the
women who have been taken in cus
tody by the officers follow: Louise
Phillips. Minnie Finn, Klaie liaker
and Pearl White. Other arrests will
follow as soon as the women men
tioned In tho complaint can be lo
cated. District Attorney Liljeivfst
and Sheriff Johnson also arrested
three women who were returning to
Oregon from Crescent City, Cal.,
with an automobile well filled with
liquor. The "wet" goods were con
fiscated, and the principals are now
in Jail In Coos County pending a
preliminary hearing.
iLAT IN OIM-;H TIO.
The new sugar refinery which was
recently established at. (J rants Pass
by the Oregon-Ctah Sugar Company,
began operations this morning. The
plant will operate both night and
day until further notice. In addi
tion to beets grown in Josephine
County, several carloads of the pro
duct havo arrived In Grants Pass
from Sutherlin, Oakland, Kiddle and
other Douglas County towns.
i'i.i; Di:i not ;i nrv.
When arraigned before. Judge
Sklpworth In the Lane County court
Saturday, K. G. Matblson and E. J.
Frasier entered pleas of not guilty
on charges of obtaining money un
der false pretenses. Their trials will
be set during the next term of the
Circuit Court In Lane County. Mr.
Malbison Is known at Myrtle Creek,
where he operated prior to being ar
rested at Oakland, Cal.
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LOCAL MEN TO EXAMINE
CHROME DEPOSITS; MAY
DECIDE ON OPERATION
Anticipating the development of
somo valuable chrome deposits
which were recently located by other
members of tho family near Mendl
cino, Calif., George Kirk, son of J.
A. Kirk. Die Government inspector
on the local Federal building, left
here on Sunday morn is with C.
Lowe, a local mining engineer, to
make an expert examination of the
properly.
According to Mr. Kirk, they ex
pect to spend the next week or ten
days on the examination, after which
they will return here, where Mr.
Kirk will resume his employment on
the local building. A total of 2-i
claims taken by the Kirk family will
be examined, and in the event the
Inspection shows satisfactory condi
tions for development, it is thought
they will be opened up Immediately.
Tho ore Is said to be in a vein three
feet (hick and very close to the sur
face. The claims are located about
miles north of San Francisco and
about 2i) miles from the railroad.
On account of the European war
making the ore valuable in the manu
facture of steel guns, it is said to be
In great demand. Chrome Is a new
article in the manufacture of the
implements of warfare and was
made known only through the cap
ture of one of the German guns. It
prevents crystallization of the article
and consequently lengthens the life
of the metal. ;
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MILLKTT IS AKKKSTED.
Jess Milled, who was arrested here
several weeks ago in connection, with
a pugilistic encounter which occur
red while he and several other per
sona were enroute to Itoseburg from
Marshtield by automobile, is again
In trouble in S.tlein, according to
word reaching this city. He is
charged with bootteging and will
probably be given a hearing there
some time this week. On the occa
sion or Milieu's arrest here he was,
fined $10 in the justice court.
CALL I-'OK CITY WAItHAXTS.
Notice is hereby given all persons
lifibltnt' gpnfnil fund warrants of the
City of Uoseburg, Oregon, endorsed
"not paid for want of funds," prior
to and including July :trd, 1916, ex
cept Warrants Nob. 3 1 02 and 3117,
to present the same to the City
Treasurer for payment, as Interest
thereon will cease on date of this
notice. Dated Oct. 16, 1916.
COniNKK C. ALLEY,
City Treasurer.
AUTO STACK LINE DEPOT.
Daily stages and autos for Marsh
field and all Coos Bay points, also
for Peel and Millwood, leave -O. W.
Rapp's grocery store, 133 Sheridan
street. Cash paid for produce along
the line.
LEAVE I'Olt ALIIAXV.
A. W. lteam, who recently leased
his ranch near Glide to some East
ern parties, will leave here tomor
row for Linn County, where he ex
pels to make his future home. He
luiR rented n r:ineh on the Santiam
I Itiver, and will assume possession of
the same some time next week.
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can make to-
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
J. W. Crocker, of Portland, arrived
here lastf evenrig to remarii for u
few- days.
V. H. Bauer and family, of Kel
logg, arrived here Sunday to pass a
few days.
C. P. Little, or Portland, arrived
here last evening to pass a few days
with friends.
George StearnB ,of Oakland, was a
business visitor in the city or a few
hours today.
II. K. Hoffman, of Medtord, spent
last night in Uoseburg looking after
business affairs.
Irvine Gardner returned here last
evening after a few days spent in til'1
timbered districts.
Attorney W. YV. Cardwell came In
from his ranch in the Coles Valley
vicinity yesterday.
1!. Palmer, of 1'ortlund, trans
acted business matters in the city for
a few hours today.
Attorney Dexter Rice and family
were among those who passed yes
terday in the country.
Miss Desda Wixson, of Myrtle
Creek, arrived here last evening to
spend a couple of days.
Dr. C. II. llailey and wife, or Deer
Creek, were visitors in the city for
a few hours yesterday.
A. D. Hradley returned here last
evening from the rural districts,
where he killed a fine deer.
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We can give you the most
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We give you service and
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Rural Credit Loans
PLENTY OF MONEY
For good farm loans. The only
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G.F.SKIP WORTH;
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EUG EN E.OREGON
Present Circuit Judjje j
for Douglas, Coos, Curry.'
Benton, Lane and Lincoln
Counties.
Candidate for Re-election,;
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you'll see when you try on your new suit
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there's the way they feel and the way they
wear We can't show these qualities in
a picture in print.
Just take time enough to try on
some of our Clothes-then let your
self be the judge.
We quote our every day prices:
Suits $12.50 to $27.50
Overcoats $12.50 to $25.00
Raincoats $4.00 to $18.00
Mackinaws $5.00 to $10.00
Shoes $2.00 to $10.00
Hats $1.50 to $3.50
Shirts 35c to $5.00
Underwear 50c to $5.00
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makes delicious, full flavored,
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We have a full lino of perco-
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four heat radiant grills, etc.
Vote 70 X
E. H.LENOX
Democratic-Progressive
Candidate for
County Clerk
of
Douglas County
at the
GENERAL ELECTION
November 7, 1916
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