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Newspaper Page Textut ROSEBURG REVIEW MJOLilON DOLLAR SEASON. Douglaa County eiporta (or the present fall and -winter season will bring $1,000,000 new money: BCSIN'ESS 19 GOOD. Good crops and high prices makes money plentiful. Review advertisers get the business. VOL. XIX. ROSEBURG. OREGON. SATIRDAY EVENING, OKI EMRER.D, 1010. No. 242 KELLOGG MEN FIGHT; WARRANT IS ISSUED IN OAKLAND COURTS BENSON WAS SELECTED TRUSTEE Of BANKRUPT ESTATE BY CREDITORS KILBY ACTION IS EGG PRICES TUMBLE BECAUSE Of BOYCOTT BY PORTLAND WOMEN T ARE PLENTIFUL IK THE ALLIES FAIL IX THE PRESENT WAR AMERICA WILL I of HE NEXT, LORD NOHTHCLIFF j morning, E. C. Benson wasjblected At the meeting of the creditors of Mrs. Anise Driskell, formerly owner or "The Leader," held In the offices Attorney U. L. Hamilton this YVOII.1) HAVI 1-1 EVE. 0 LLOYD GEORGE IS POWERFUL New rreinler Heads Ilic Five Great Allied Nations Now I'aiiicipul ing in Eiiropenii War Tally Machine Smashed. AMERICANS HE-' tnls(ee- lr- '1enson held power ot uiiumey uuui me i-oruuuu creuuuis, as well as being endorsed by local people holding claims against the bankrupt estate. Cnder the terms of his appointment as trustee, Mr. lienson has power to proceed and ad vertise for bids for the sale of the stock and fixtures, or dispose of them at private sale. It is believed lie will follow the former course. The liabilities as furnished by Mrs. Driskell total $1952.44, while the assets are $1,541.21. Mrs. Dsiskell arrived here last night, from Poca lello, Idaho, and was present at the hearing held today. She will prob ably leave on her return to Idaho tomorrow. o COMMON LAW W1EE ASKS TO HE DECLARED THE SOLE OWNER OF THE ESTATE LEFT HY THE LATE Hr.MPHHEY K1I.RV IS VAI.l'F.D AT $:tO,Otlll. LIVED TOGETHER THIRTY YEARS .Mrs. Kilby's Claim to Hie Property Is Being Opposed by ,1. X. Hnldwlii and Oilier Heirs Living in tiie South. COLLIDED LAST NIGHT; VEHICLE DEMOLISHED (Dy Lord Northcllff). LONDON, Dec. !t. Lloyd George, iho npw nreniier. heads live British Britain. CanadiustraliZNS1 ' MACHINE AND BUGGY land and South Africa. If these ua j tions and their allies are beaten it ......i,,.. turn npvl r'-VerV . Will ue nmciito a ...... American should know Germany s South American plans and hatred of the United States. Lloyd George is the only member with sufficient courage to - exhibit discontent with our feeble and vac cinating wur conduct. Occasionally he attempted to tell the people the truth. He was always bowed down as unpatriotic. Last week Lloyd George found his colleagues dissatis fied and they decided to smash the party machine. The events made him premier. He wanted llonar Law, a Scotsman, appointed, as he had n personal ambitions. The British people are greatly (lis ( satisfied with the politicians' hand ling the war since Its beginning. The politicians refused to see the war coming, and were unprepared., Lloyd George turned against the politicians with the assistance of llonar Law and Sir Edward Carson, both holding op posite political views. If Lloyd George had left the cabinet and pre cipitated the crisis a year ago, the war would be greatly advanced. War Losses Heavy. BERLIN, via SSayville, Dec. 9. It was announced that a general Rou manian retreat has started. Since December 1, the Germans have cap tured 70,000 prisoners, 1100 ma chine guns and cannons. The booty ii nil wnr material Is incalculable. The dead and wounded loss ot the enemy is the heaviest. Retreat Continues. iCTitnnn An. Dec. 9. It was an nouni-ml Hint the Roumanian and Niissinn forces continued their Wal- liuOiliui retreat before the unceasing hostile pressure. The Roumanians J. PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 9. J. As n result of the housewives' .J. 0 boycott, the wholesale price of ) J eggs tiroppea ironi o& io .to -j- j. cents. The dealers notitted -J. J. poultrymen that they were un- 4- J- able to sen eggs aim remseu -j-.j. to buy. It Is reported that .J. .J. many poultrymen win iau or J. cause of the serious situation ) .j. as a result of their inability to .J. j sell eggs. v I 4.j..I..l..M..I..l.H"frH"t"Hi- JIDGE! IS APPOINTED. SALEM. Ore., Dec. 9. Governor Wlthycombe has appointed E. C. Kirkpatrick, of Dallns,as Judge of Polk County, succeeding John Teal, resigned. The appointment became effective immediately. Kirkpatrick was mayor of Dallas. ONE OE CITY'S OLDEST RESI DENTS PASSES AWAY AFTER LIXGEKIXG ILLNESS AT AGE Oh' H7 YEARS ITNERAL AT HOME SINDAY". Unable to see because of the in tense darkness and rain that pre vailed, an automobile driven by Dr. l.elirbaeh at S::i(l o'clock Friday evening collided with a buggy owned by L. E. llodie. or West Roseburg, near the Presbyterian church, on Lane street. Tho buggy was pructi cally demolished, jwhilo Dr. Lehr barn's car sustained considerable damage. According to the story mid by the officers. Mr. llodle arrived in town early in the evening and tied his horse to a telephone pole near me Presbyterian church. A half hour later Dr. Lehrbach was proceeding east on Lane street, when suddenly 'lis automobile collided with .Mr. Bodies vehicle. As the machine itruck the buggy it skidded, jumped over the curb and plunged headlong toward the church. After examining the damage done to the buggy. Dr. Lehrbach backed his car into tho street and continued on his journey. When .Mr. llodie returned in quest of his horse and buggy some time later, he found tho vehicle practi cally demolished. The horse had been unhitched from tho buggy and was found some distance from the scene of the accident. The officers were notified later, and alter brief inquiry learned that the machine In volved In the collision belonged to Dr. Lehrbach. Tho physician was on his way to see a patient at tho anil lor inui time of tho accident. .K ' ' . ....... l.o .....a nt.i.h.n In rpnillin at are retiring easiwaru. me uu ..... -- - raptured two heights west anu soiuu The action brought by Mrs. Sal lie Kilby to set aside an agreement entered into between herselt and X. Baldwin, and recover the estate left by the late Humphrey Kilby at the time he died in the Oregon hos pital for the Insane, reached a con clusion before Judge Hamilton In the Circuit Court late this afternoon. Judge Hamilton has taken the evi dence under advisement and a decis ion will not be forthcoming for sev eral days. Quite a number of witnesses were examined this morning, and the tak ing of testimony was concluded at noon. Most of this afternoon was taken up in reading depositions taken In North Carolina, the former homo of Mrs. Kilby and her deceased husband. In most of these deposi tions the witnesses testified that the plaintiff In the action was not the legal wife ot Humphrey Kilby. but that they had lived together for more than SO years under a so-called com mon law marriage contract. At the time of .Mr. Kilby's death he left an estate valued at approxi mately $:I0..HI0. The estate com prised a highly improved ranch near Yoncalla., together with $10,000, which is on deposit In an Oakland bank. Following his death, the heirs or the estate entered into a conn-act with Mrs. Kilby whereby she wan to receive $;i,000 in full settlement of her claims. She now asks that this agreement be set aside on the grounds that she signed It while tin der the Influence of other persons. Her claim to the estate Is being op posed by Mr. Kilby's heirs in North Carolina on the grounds tbut they were not legally married. Attorneys Rice & Orcntt, of Rose burg, and E. L. Park, of Jefferson. North Carolina, appeared for J. X. Baldwin and the other heirs, while Attorney O. P. Mr:'..- Kilby. I RARER HAS KIKE. BAKER. Ore., Dec. 9. The Fault building burned today, with a loss of $20,000. Th6 fire was caused by a defective flue. A. E. Dunham de clared a local clairvoyant predicted the fire while telling his fortune. 0 of Valeputna, tuning ami prisoners, six machine guns, one cannon and two mortars. The Russian advance continued on both Hunks of the Te hebenlsch. Repeated enemy Attacks forced tho Russians to abandon the heights west of Sulta. AT THE CIURCHES. On account of lack or space The Review was unable to publish the regular Sunday church notices to dav. Sunday's services will be held in all tho churches at the regular hours. Dr. Springston. of Portland, will occupv the pulpit at the Bap tist church. At the other churches the regular pastors will preach. the scene until the return of Mr. llodie. Dr. Lehrbach said it was veiv dark and he was unable to see Ihi buggy uutil the collision on rurred. There were no lights on the vehicle owned by Mr. Bodle, ac cording to the physician. Other autoists reported narrow escapes from colliding with the buggy be cause of the fact that it had no lights upon it. VILLISTAS A XI) CARRAX.ISTAS SAID TO HE ENGAGED IN A BLOODY CONFLICT NEAR FRESNO OSCl'NA'S CAVALRY IS REINFORCED. A GREAT-GREAT-GRANDMOTHER PORTLAND AND SEATTLE RESI DENTS ARE APPARENTLY PRE PARING FOR THE LONG DRY SPELL IN OREGON AND WASHINGTON. Came to Roseburg in 1X7(1, Set dim; In Edciilmwcr, and Later Mov ing to Tills City Crossed the Plains in IH57. " I). I'. Mode, rather or Kben Mode, who was recently released from the county Jail hero alter serving a part or his sentence for assault with In tent to commit rape, is under nrrost at Oakland on a charge ot assaulting C. II. Maupiii, according to word re- recolved In Roseburg this morning Both men are residents of tho Kel logg vicinity and the trouble is al leged to have occurred there earlier in tho week. Persons reaching Hose- burg today stated that the men en gaged in a fistic encounter, and that Mr. Maupln sustained a number or unv-Ai-A iniiu-ipH. a warrant wns later Issued tor Mr. Mode, and he 'n some Instances Hie Machines Have TANKS FILLED WITH WHISKEY VILLA MAY RE-ENTER THE CITY General Miligiu Is Digging Trendies and Placing limbed Wire En 'langleiueiits in Aiirteipiilion of Another Attack. Will S. Trites, manager r the SI. John Theater, at Sutherlin, Is In the city today and expects to' remain here for a week or ten days. Mr. Trltcs has built a fine display of ornamental glass designs and in ad dition has perfected a loom- for the weaving of spun glass cloth. The It is understood that negotiations exhibitions given by him are very in- are now In progress whereby a sans- lercsiing, accoming iu ."o ..n....... EL PASO. Dec. !). Tho Villlstas and Carranzlstns are fighting near Fresno. 10 miles from Chihuahua. General Murgla has rushed reinforce ments to the relief of Oscunu s cav alry. United States agents learned that tho cavalry had entered a ban dit trail. Refugees said the Vlllislas Coshow represented ; Hro scattered along tho Mexican Northwestern Railway westward rrom Santa Isabel. Villa's hondqilnr ters are at Bustilleros. Military men believe that Villa Is merely hamper ing the pursuit, and does not Intend to again attack Chihuahua. General Mill-gin Is-digging new trenches and placing barbed wire entanglements around Chihuahua in anticipation or an attack. It is reported that Villa announced Ills Intention or re-ciil ing the city, tailing two hundred thousand pesos as a ransom. WILL GIVE EXHIBITION. factory settlement ot me murasi will bo reached. SCIIOOLMA ST E RS ME ET. RAILROAD ORDERS MEET. A very Interesting meeting of the local lods . Brotneriioou oi iiuii, Trainmen, was held here last even ing. In addition to transacting the usual business, the menioers oi m. order listened to a most entertaining address liv R. Mclntyre, vice presi dent of the order, and one of the best known lodge officials in the Pacific Northwest. Mr. Mrliityre arrived here Kriday from Tusron. Arizona. VINSON NOT SUSPECTED. of Coles r.iwl Sutherlin minors, and Mr. Irites i in linsebiire negotiating with sev eral local organizations under whose auspices the exhibitions will lie given here during the coming week. ROSEBURG MAN WILL SPEAK AT CONVENTION AT HOOD RIVER SOON Sirs. P. A. Dean, a great-great-grundmother, and one of the oldest and best known women of this city, died tills morning at 6:30 o'clock. after an illness of 10 weeks, the re sult of her advanced ago. Her death occurred ut her homo at tho west end of Lane street, where fhe had resided for over '.10 years. Sho was aged 87 years and eight months. The funeral will bo held at the residence at 2::t0 o'clock Sunday af ternoon and interment will follow at the I. O. O. F. cemetery. The ser vices will be conducted by Rev. H. W. Warrington, of the Presbyterian church. .Mrs. Dean came to Oregon In IS".! and settled first In what Is known ns Riverside Addition to lloselifllg. near Kdeubower. Sho was born In Mont gonierv County. Kentucky, In 182-1 hut at. Hie age of six moved wlili her parents to Illinois. From there she went to Missouri, and It was rrom there sho emigrated to tho West in 1 s H 7 . After a residence of nearly 2(1 years 111 California, sue cnnio to Oroirnn She lived nine years tr Riverside and then moved to her re- ent home on Lane street In this ity. Although sho was married three times, her last husband died iiuotn 4 0 years ago, lust prior to her de parture rrom California. During her residenco here, which has been con tinuous since .her arrival, she has wnn n wide circle or lasting menus and endeared herself by countless acts or kindness and generosity to the whole community. Mrs. Dean had t ho particular dis tinction of being a grcut-grcat- gnindiuotiier nun iu mo m-nu u. veiv huge family, sue is survived bv Vive children. 12 grand children. 4 irrent aralidi-hlldi-eli, and one great-great-grandchild. . Her child ren are Mrs. .1. W. Islimir.'l, ol l ol hiire drove: Mrs. L. M. Arcliiinibciiu. i- su.iviMii: Mrs. W. It. Vinson, of Cob's Valley; Mrs. William Ander son, and W. K. Mann, of Roseburg. HOOD RIVER. Or., Dec. 9. The :l"th annual convention of the Ore si!ii. llnrlli-iiltunil Society, to i.l i.nmiises to be full or interest The recent scarcity oi iaor aim The annual meeting or the Doug las County Schoolmasters' Club, which was organized here about two years ago, was -held at the Metho dist Episcopal church this afternoon. Schoolmasters -were present from all sections or the county, and the meet ing was the best ever held by the niu.ini7.nlnn The program Included ... D n ,,.hiw.ti nf Interest to !....... ii ,,i.,i,ers and! Because Vernon Vinson 1' . ssl n o educational I Valley, left for Whlteflsh. Montana topics. The meeting ctosea wim a on u (hnrniitrlllv en- llielt ,IIIIIH-I. nun... ... r,---. .... .v." . ,,, hi joyed. Election or officers nail noijnveri i.ai " '" '' . n,ini,r , serious consideration than at any be announced in Mondays iss'.h , i,pin '',''",.' - not un- Another problem that will come i,,ic m at anv time. The men before the convention of the fruit 2'rTe st u for the crime have pleaded ! growers is the impending shoitngo o, V IU an I " the case Is closed as far ; fruit wrappers. Because of a ml ..re elllin an mi- , .n.i,.ia. ih,. I,,, inner nrodurt on All arrangements have been com-, as the officers are con.n . , , ;i.U,g,Wers have ob- pleteii for tne promenade cmm-iv j -I. 4. SOCIETY ITEMS. 4. ,. A J. On account of lack or space .J. the Review was obliged to 4- omit several social items to t Sc, ,zzir' ?' former drain lady DIED Al UJKVALlft; Z wns placed tinder arrest. I tot li Mr. Mode and Mr. Maupln the well and favorably known in Roseburg and their mnny friends were much surprised when they learned of the encounter. Been Fitted Willi Auxiliary Tanks In Order 10 In crease the Cargo. While no That Portland and other Northern Oregon cities aro making prepara tions for tho long dry spoil after. January 1st, Is attested by the num erous automobiles passing -through hero of Into enroute north from llornbrook, Calif. People who claim to be in touch with the ' tourist" travel say scores or liquor laden cnrB are traveling from tho oasis at llornbrook to Port- deflnile line of action '""'I "l ler Important towns and DOUGLAS COUNTY LEG ISLATORS HELD MEET ING HERE YESTERDAY lias been decided upon, It was un- cltles in the northern part of the nuunced today that the members of state. While tho nmJorlty of trav- Houglas County's delegation at the c.e. u...,..u .... u,..u..u, , t..0i,. ii. 01,,,.. 1 ...uiulnini-e port atloiis are by no means limited uro heartily In r.ivor of devising some to that city, because several Wash. plan whereby the llmerock so niiun- ingioii cars niny lunou u da.it in Oregon can be puvcrlzed and passed through hero recently. Most sold to the farmers of the slate at of these cars were driven by resl- iicluul cost for fertilizing purposes, lenls of Seattle, so It is reported. In an Interview this afternoon out In order to carry 11 lurger quan- mber of Douglas County s dele- my, some autoists nre using tneir gallon said he bad been advised by gasolluo tanks in which to store part prominent ranchers that practical!) ., their cargo. Some cars have been nil the I'lirnis in tho Cn.pqiiu and fitted up with nuxlliury tunks In Willamette Valleys were 111 neeu 01 vhlrh to hold tho gasoline, winie lime in tho event they were to con n10 n tank is used for whiskey, tliiue to produce crops which wouu (.Hpito the, ract that the action ol net the owners substantial returni- .nl u.iuor 011 the tank colors it uni on their investments. "Tho hills ol ti-rlnl ly. Oregon are full -or this ItmerocK, Under tho present lnw many of the said tho genlloiiiaii, "and there is nc lh,tri,.L .lUOiiievs bold that It is reason why It cannot be pulverized mid nlaced ill Hie hands oj I He ranch ers nt small cost. While I have not bad time to consider tho proposition nl anv leneth. I believe tho work could be done at a very reasonable exneiise. tteniesentatlves-clect Roy Griggs. of Comslock, and Charles Brand, ol Garden Valley, and Senator H. eiiltl.uale to bring liquor Into Ore- on by prlvato conveyance ns long it It is not ofrered for sale. H-? . INJURED ON .TRAIN.,,,.. Mrs. D. Owen, who returned urn Ibis morning utter 11 short busi ness visit to Portland, minted while Eddy held a meeting here yesterday n,u train Friday night and tell, but they refused to divulge the 1111- spraining her ankle. Sho was car fare or tne manors minor uisuues.uii ,.a.( fr()11 (10 truln this morning anu It was Intimated, however, that they decided to support any measure luiv inn fur Its niiriiose the enforcement of the so-called "bono dry" amend meiit adopted by the voters uf Ore gon at I lie last election. taken lo Iho ofMco of Dr. S. L. Do 1, 11 un In Ihe Perkins building, where Hie Injury wns given attention. It Is 11 severe sprain and will require several days lo recover, although Mrs. Owen was Inter able to wain. HEALTH OI-'I-'ICER ACTIVE. City Health Officer B. R. Shoe maker - reported this morning that all precautionary measures for com batting 11 local chicken pox epidemic hml been nut into effect. Several cases developed recently mining the pupils of Hie lienson school and. ac-c.i-illiiir tn the health officer, each case Is now properly Isolated, while word Is awaited from the state offi cials i.l regard to the need of quar antine for Hie families. It Is lie Moved there are no serious ruses. POLLMAX IS COMING. William Pullman, one of the own ci-s nf Hie Riiseb.l.g Water Ai Light Company, Ih expected lo arrive In Rnsehurg this evening from Baker to pass a lew days inspecting his prop erly Interests In this vicinity. Dur- I116 Ills r.tav here, Mr. Pullman n.a announce mime linpoilant Improve ments to the Winchester plant. REST! L IS FATHER. MARRIED HERE FRIDAY. A. T. Ilestul, formerly a resident d RnsebuiK but for Ihe past few veins or Calgary. Canada, Is the proud r.ilhcr of a baby daughter. 1 11 1 In. who was born on Nov. IS. Mr. Ilestul lias disposed of his property interests In Canada and Is return ing lo Oregon lo miiko Ills future homo. He will pass Ihe holidays In Port land. SERIES OF DINNERS. Mrs. Robert llile will entertain this evening at the second of the very delightful informal dinner parties for which she Is hostess. Covers will be placed for: Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Stan ton. Mrs. I''. C. De.endoiT and illillgli- be held here December 11, 12 nnd i .IV r mi Mrs. Douglas ,n he Sunday night toilowlng the ; the car shortage situation which have her of several hickens from the ; seriously affected all Northwestern ,'lrn conducted by J. M. Judd .fruit districts, will be given more Tho Review. AllRANGEMENTS COMPLETED. Wnite. Mr. and Mrs. (.has. Hamilton and the host and hostess. Mr, and Mrs. Gilo. .Mrs (llle gave .he Hrsl of her -.-ricB Inst Saturday evening, Invit ing for Hi nl occasion: Mr. anil Mrs. llarrv Stapleton, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. vndcr end Miss Mary Aitkin. She will extend her hospitality at another very enjoyable dinner to lie an event of next Tuesday evening. FUNERAL HELD TODAY M. C. Stewart and Miss Mary II01I1I. or '11 r 1 11 1 ii , were quietly married a' the piirsonnge or tho local Baptist c hurch l-'rlday- aflernooii, Willi Rev. W. II. Eaton officiating. The happy couple will make their fill me home al Curtain, where Mr. Slcwnrt Is en gaged in the lumber business. HOSTESS COR Gl ILD. MOTHER IS IMPROVING -o- CAHDS WERE PLAYED. ( ELERRATES BIRTHDAY. tained wrappers for .his season's out put with difficulty. It was necessary ml Kvelvn Hawn. aged nine, was fur paper Jobb.-rs to call on the sur- .lis-s r.t.'.. .... .,. f ! ,.,, ... ,.i,..,,u rr.,11 writmier In harming hostess ior e,ft,.. , ,.,,. of Ih be held nt Garth's ToggeryMonday night. OICs orchestra will be in at tendance and a classic nnd popular program will be rewreo. 1 " .u.. ..rno. when ' California will be reserved for the ladies, ana , her lime r '- . '""";-'; , hr ilirtb- c 1. all who nttnd the concert ore prom ised a good lime. No goods will be sold during tho evening. Mlnton. secretary that CIVIL ACTION FILED. .1,0 ontertained in nonor 01 . . 1 ii... Iiome . , n,l Mr- I) Hawn. fio: arrive in Hood River Sunday to make ot Mr. anu .nr.- . ... . ,.. r, v.io. ,oHl .ranT.V.:,,"rpror,a. Prorr wli, be . ... 1 ..il.. Uhurn Elsie I 111 III tlH . Jaunlta liosmer. .... ,,..., , Washburn, or Cen- lioroiuj . " i..,.-....--, a Wiwlen. 1 1 al Point, president, elyn Hawn Annual address. President Wasli- burn. and Cards were the social diversion al St. Joseph's Parochial house Tuesday vcning. wncii in- oi.ii.-n ... e". pi, I lit ren Hannah A. Ellenlierg, a resident of Oregon since I K 7 1 . died al the home ol her son, William Ellenlierg. at Corvallls, Oregon, Dec. "Hi, after an Illness or three weeks. Hannah A, Miller was born June 21, l:iu, at Columbus, Ohio. On June S.b. 1K62. she was married to Henry J. Ellenburg. In the spring ol I KM, with her husband and child ren she started west with an ox team. arriving at Dunglenn, Nevada, In tne full of the same year. The rnnilly llved one year there, then came west .0 Napa City, I'lil., where they made ihejr homo till the spring of 1X71, when they moved to Oregon. At Ihe time of her death she was xil years, fi months nnd IB days old She Is survived by five children, 21 grandchildren and 14 great grand She was .In A very pleasant afternoon was the oi-iihIoii soent Tuesday with Mrs llevler Rice at her home on South Main street, when St. George's G11II0 enjoyed her hospitality, meeting to mark the prices or their liazanr ar ticles. Clusters ol gay laurel berries added u brlglil touch of color lo the rooms Tile lime was lillslly and de lightfully occupied until lale in the afternoon, when Iho Hostess served a delirious two course lunch, being assisted by Mrs. II. C. Slociini, Mrs. II. J Stewart and -Mrs. J. C. Hume. Mr. anil Mrs. C. S. Ilelnllne re (iirned home this morning ul'ler sev eral days spent ut I'orllund. whore they were with the hitler's mother, Mrs. E o. Eldrldge, who was re cently operated on ut, n Portland hospital. Mis. Eldrldge Is now do ing better than expected nnd It Is believed sho Is salely past the crisis which had been reared by the physi cians nnd her relatives. She will re main III tl.e liospillll pronaoiy u month. PLEASED WITH ROSEIH RG. ART DOMESTIC (i.l II. Attorney G. L. Parks, of North Carolina, who arrived here Friday to look after legal matters in connection 'ith the action brought by Mrs. Sal He Kilby to recover her lute hus band's estate, says Roseburg is one uf Ihe most metropolitan towns be has visited in recent years. Mr. Park Is one of the lending lawyers ef Mrs. W. L. Myrlck dispensed cordial North Carolina, and has a large prac mother or Ish entertained. Five tables were ar-; , children, the rive living are: ranged lor this occasion and high , Willliun Ellcnhuii- .of Corvallls .Ore- score was played for in pleasant .""-i,,,. i.,,,,,., T. i.;iebui g. of Drain: Horticultural Society. Is expected to j airy. Mrs Sayers was suceessriil In j j ' , toore', of Collage Grove; John C. Slgnor, owner of the local 1.....I .t.n.ln n. .1. ,.r nt WashinC- . '.. . ...n.nlff t 1. Helen Kalhe. ' in anil .Ma n streets, mis inm.'i... -- ,,- n. .. . .... 1 o P,iri In , ion Mildred Lohr, Alta w owl' n lll. 'l a SUIl III IIIC J...e t - which he seeks to recover the sum j Thelma Olmstead and r. of $22. r,ii from Floyd Ramp. The - r,'.ilee was . ., 1.. - 11 ileus nf Garden aiie, was IIIIIOIIIi. or money meniioneii 111 ."r ; ... . ... ..... -. hour' Colic's si ,m.i. 1. .n..mJ . h. H,,e nn nc-la visitor In the city for a f-w hour, i alios a obtaining first prize nnd ,xir. rrana , ... .. Vlllir r Toledo. On Wotnick received the eonso.a. on 1 nd f). C. Ell. nhiirg. of l.'otlage honors. At the close of the evening , J,'";. tfrofiin a very dainty lunch was served. t Nri) ..,,,,,,1,,,, K W.1K resident of ars and was visit n I tir,.ln for manv Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Wilson nnd S. w,, ratvcH at Corvallls wl H. Bnldwin were among the Voncalla ; (, ,,.,, The body will be brought people In Roseburg to !-y. , t riri.ln ror burial. Miss Vi-rnlta Mr. nnd Mrs. A. E. New by and i Ellenburg, formerly a nurse of tblc. children, of Portland, are visiting telly, was a niece of the deceased. .-.pi.i.n ...... ...... ..... , ,.in, .,I ,.- . .,rt i lra VI' t.. -,, r,.,ri .1 len.ienr ,,i ill, iiicir v.hy i . n 1 " " - . ... . .. (Continued on Page Six.) trip . Iio'.i.I.iiHIv lo the Gardiner Art ho mo... Ic Club 111 her home Thursday. when she entertained at. 1111 Informal ricrnoon. Crocheting was the lensant occupation which rilled the ifleiniioii hours and tl.e hostess guests with very clelic luus refreshments. EASTERN STAR. tic,. In that slute lie expecis 10 leave Roseburg Sunday for Peach County. Washington, where he will remain for a few days. He will then lean, for his home In the East. lit NTIXG FOR COYOTES. Al the regular meeting of the East irn Star Thursday evening the fol lowing officers were elected: Miss Marviu-ei Page. Worthy Matron; Mrs. .1. A. Buchanan, Assistant Wor- ,bv Matron: Mrs. William Bell. Con ductress: Mrs. Albert. Abraham, As- "Istant Conductress: Free Johnson Secretary; Miss Rita Cobb, Treasur er. All or the officers chosen are widely known and very efficient members of the organization. The G, Wade, of Drain, spent appointive unices win ue iiiieu wuu- the day here with friends. 'in a few days. Robert Booth arrived here re ently wlili 11 number of hounds wbii-ii were taken to the much ef William Singleton, on Oak Creek. Mr. Singleton has suffered the loss of ninny sheep recently from Coyotes :i ml be evpects to wage a svstemuUe war on the iiniimils in Hie near fu line. The hounds will later be taken lo the Stewart ranch In the vicinity of Itiveisicle. where many sheep have fallen prey lo coyotes during the past lew months. Tl.e hounds brot here by Mr. Booth are said lo he among the best in Oregon and nra highly vulued by their owner. count. I today.