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EVENDfQ ROSEBCRO REVIEW, WElESIAT, FEfl. 21, 1017. PAGE THREE - jiiun iiitiu nun :: BRIEF NEWS ITEMS OF THE CITY Page Invest- UmiiI Milliners Return- Misses Letitia Abrams and Mabel Chifds, of the local Hat Shop, re turned last evening after spending several weeks at Seattle and other Washington points, where they have been purchasing supplies and visit ing with relatives. As a result ot their .trip, they will have many new offerings for their patrons. IL It. Official Hen V. It. Scott, vice-president of the i Southern Pacific Co., arrived here last evening from the north and spent a short time conferring with local officials, lie also visited with his sister-in-law, Mrs. M. J. Scott, of this city. Mr. Scott was travel ing by private car. Work -May Ke Kcsiutied Gus Lovegren, who acted as head cruiser in the Government classifi cation of the O. & C. lands in this county last summer, left for Port land this morning after a brief stop here following an official visit at Medford. Mr. I.ovegren. says he will probably be buck here with his men as soon as the weather permits work in the timber, provided the money is available for the continua tion or the classification. Engineers Work at Perdue M. H. Germond and Floyd Frear. who have been surveying for the eountv on the highway between Canyonvllle and Tiller, arrived here last evening to appear as witnesses today in the case of McCabc vs Kel ley in the Circuit Court. The en gineers surveyed the property in dis pule and will give testimony regard ing the boundaries. According to the surveyors, on their return tu work they will go to Perdue. They have finished the relocation near Canyonvllle and at Thomas creek, and will spend the rest of the time on the Perdue roads. Popular Man Here- Arthur Walker, a prominent resi dent of Heedsport, arrived in Rose burg Tuesday evening to spend i few days on business. Mr. Walker says business conditions are quite good in the Heedsport vicinity, not withstanding the destruction of the Gardiner mill. Higher prices were paid for fish this year than ever be fore, according to Mr. Walker, and the canneries were operated at full time. Many of the men who were formerly employed in the plant of the Gardiner Mill Company are now- located In Coos County. Mu.stet' Out Troops A telegram was received from Dr. George 10. Houck this morning tu the effect that the Oregon troops who returned recently from the Mexican border would bo mustered out. at Vancouver Harracks loitior row. A special officer from Seattle will have charge of the work. lr llouek expects to return to Ko.ehurg Friday or Saturday. Going to Kiigene Quito a number of the member of the Koseburg lodge of Flks will leave here on train No. 14 tomorrow afternoon for Kugene. where they will attend a banquet to be held un der the auspices of the F.Iks' loiigc of that city. Klk meat will be served at the banquet nnd a most delightful time Is anticipated. tu add it ion to the banquet there will be an extensive program which is being arranged under the direction of Mill llayward, one of t ho most popular Klks in Southern Oregon. Issues Invitations John W. Parker, secretary of the exec ut ive committee of t he straw berry carnival, this morning sent let ters to Port la nil. Kugene. Salem and Albany inviting the people of those cities to come to Kosehurg on the last day of the carnival. Spe cial invitations have been forwarder! to the Uosarians. of Portland: Cher rians. of Salem; Radiators, of Ku gene. and the Kotarians. of Albany. It is believed at least two of these organizations wil! be in attendance at the carnival on the final day. located On Ranch Ren .McMullen, of Myrtle Point, who was here on business, returned home this morning, says the Marsli tield Record. .Mr. McMullen said u was establishing a spraying plant nt the ranch he owns in partnership with lr. George K. Iix. on the South Coqiiillo River, and expects to do some effective work on the ranch orchard tiiis year. They have ar ranged to manufacture spray foi the neighborhood and farmers whn are unable to obtain their supply handily can be accommodated this year promptly. BREAKS A COLO IN JUST A FEW HOURS 'PaH"'. Odd 'tmMiiiiif" Knd Kripie mlpry Ilitn't slay Mlillft-li: You can end grippe and break up a severe cold either in head, chest, body or liinki, by taking a do.se o( "I'ape'H Cold Compound" every two hours until three donen are taken. It promptly opens ctoed-up nos trils ami air passages in the head, stops nasty discharge or nose run ning, relieves skk beadaehe, dull ness, feverishness. sore throat, sne'ziiiK. soreness and stiffness. Ilon't stay stuffrd.-up! (juit blow ing and snuffline! Kase your throb- lloy Was Examined V. C. liishell. of Gold Beach, Is In the city accompanied by his son. Hoy, who came here to receive medi cal treatment, says the Marshfleld Record. Mr. Hishell feared the hoy was suffering from appendicitis and brought him here to undeiKU an op eration. I'pon arriving Mr. Hishell was informed by the doctors the complaint was not appendicitis and an operation will not ie required. Mr. Hishell and son will remain here for two or three days before re turning home, in Curry County Mr. Hishell has served as sheriff and is eRuriled as one of that county s best citizens. Alt'i-eil Wollenlierjr Returns Alfred WollenbeiK who had been visiting his family in Sun Francisco for the past several weeks, returned hero on -Tuesday. According to Mr. Wollenberg, California is well under the effects of prosperity and within a short time it will undoubt edly be manifested throughout the West. Hnxkcttmll Team The members of the basketball team of the Kosehurg high school will leave here tomorrow for Meu- ford and Ashland, where they will )la a series of three games. The first two games will be played at Med ford on Thursday and I' rulay nights, while the third game will be played at Ashland Saturday, lenves For l-'nst -Mrs. C. V. Clark, who came here recently from Kugene, bus gone to Indianapolis, wbero her son, Harold Smith, is tinder arrest on a charge of larceny. Mrs. Clark expects to remain in the East for several weeks and will be present at her son's trial. Mini Keiiuliu Snow Scraper Among the many different kinds of implements used to remove snow from the sidewalks this morning, one of the most serviceable was a snow scraper used by John Signor. of the Farmers' Feed Sheds, who had brought the implement 1 along with him from Wisconsin. Mr. Sig nor was In the livery and farm im plement business for many years in Wisconsin and has had much ex oerience in handling snow. SI.eiilV (iet.s t'ei-tificnte Sheriff Qulne received his formal credentials admitting him to the u'ivileges of the International Asso ciation for the Identification of .Criminals this morning, nnd a liann jome certificate of membership was later hung In his office. SheritT Qulne recently decided to take up t lie finger print system of Idcntifi ation and be expects soon to have the full instructions, which will en able him to identify any criminal at nice, provided be had been in any if the larger penitentaries. Admitted to I'robntc A petition was filed in the pro bate court here this morning list ing that Mrs. .Myrtle liilssell. of Ku ene, be appointed administratrix of the estate of the late George W. I.ill, who died in Kosehurg on Feb. In. 1!I17. Mr. I.ill lert real and per sonal property valued at $I0,H10. personal properly to the amount of $liHM), and real property aggreirat ng a value of $!tmiil. The heirs are Mrs. Nettie I.ill. widow, and Mrs. Myrtle Itussell, a daughter of the deceased. The appraisers are Na poleon and M. F. Kire and Win. Van iiuren. Mrs. I.ill and her daughter ire now in Kimcne. where the hit ter's husband is em ployed as engin eer by tile Southern Pacitic Con: pany. Xcuso Filed Complaint Dean Nease, ot Oakland, came here yesterday and complained to the officers I lint Chester Stephens, also of Oakland, had pulled a gun on him earlier in the day. The of i'iceis listened to the story told by Nease, but no official action was taken. Nease and Stephens are both well known in the vicinity of Oak land, where they have resided for some time. Old Salesman Here .lames A. Murphy, of Portland. sales agent anil distributor of the new beeiage "t'ereo," Is in Itose burg today. Mr. Murphy is one of the old time traveling men of the Pacitic Coast, and this snow recalls his first lilii to Kosehurg in lieieni- tier. 1SM1, when the trains were snowbound for two weeks ill the Sacramento canyon. At M;illd llnlel Following are yesterday's tratlon at the (Irani! Hotel: Krentz. (lus I.oventcn, Mrs It. T. Diiskeil, I,. (I. Ililbock Murray. W. (;. Turnell, A. K. Kver ton, Joe Fried. Porlland; K. N. Camp. T-7-O; li. M. Knight. Itlddle. Miss M. Kamp, lni"iia: Mis. Nellie Mode k Son. S. F. ; Mrs. .1. A. (luff. Latham; N. .1. Hose. Iiliinvle: !.. I. Ho: toll. CI. as. Helton. Klamath !'a!ls: C. F. ('ole. Kugene; K. P. A ill hey A- wife, Albany; .lark Wells. M. K. Wells. Canyonvi'le: W. A. lessner, Meiford. We now have coal. ment Co.. phone 242. S. M. Kellcy came in from his ranch Tuesday to look after business matters. Get Spencer sweet pea seed in bulk, any color, at the People's Sup ply Co. J. .1. Heard has returned from Al bany and Corvallis, where be spent a few days with friends. It. A. -Murray, of 'Salem, came here lest evening to spend a few days looking after business affairs. Sheriff (ieorgo (Juine went to points on Deer Creek yesterday, where he served some civil papers. K. A. Tuft, of Portland, arrived here .Monday evening to spend a. few days looking niter business mat ters. Mr. anil Mrs. George Whiting, of Portland, arrived here Monday evening to spend a few days with friends. IS. II. Fleming, who had been visiting here from Sutherlin for the past day or two. returned home this morning. John (ioff and wife, who spent last night in ltosehurg. left for their home in the southern part of the county' today. William Dolan has accepted a position as nigjit porter at the I'mp ltiu hotel. He assumed his new duties Inst night. Mr. and Mrs. .1. 0. Huron, of I'mp qua, who bad been visiting here for tho past several days, retrniod Tuesday afternoon. Miss Gertrude Hildeburn is plan ning to go to California within the next few weeks spend some time. LOCAL MEHCHAXT IS UIVKX A The plaintiff then appealed tho case to the Supreme Court, where the decree of in lower court was reversed and the deed was declared to be a mortgage. The Supreme Court also remanded the action to the lower court for accounting. The accounting was held before Judge Calkins, of Medford, in the year of 1915, and he decreed that Mr. Caro was Indebted to the defendant in the sum of $9,901. An appeal from MODIFIED DECREE BY THE this decision was men innen to me OREGON. SUPREME t'Ol'UT IX i Supreme Court, and a derision was A DECISION HANDED KATE TUESDAY. DOWN ATTORNEY J. O.WATSON ELATED Viitler the Terms of the Decree Mr. Cam Must I'll' Mr. Wollenberg; tho Sinn of About $7.m Property Surrendered. An Important decree was handed down by the Oregon Supreme Court at Salem late Tuesday, when the members of that body rendered a de cision modifying the verdict of the lower court und holding that Simon Caro, a local merchant, was indebted to Hynian Wollenberg in the sum of $7,224.17, instead ot in the amount or $1I,!MI1. In the decree just rendered by tho Supreme Court, it is set out that prior to the year lS!i:, Simon Caro and Isadore duo were indebted to Hynian Wollenberg In the sum of $ 1 ti.riOO, which Invelved Iwo mort gages held by the latter, with Intei esl at the rate of S per cent. In the year ISil'i. Simon and Isadore Caro deeded the properly involved which it was held that Mr. Caro's Indebtedness to Mr. Wollenberg on December 1, 1814 was $7,224.17. In the late decision of the Supreme Court the case was remanded back to the lower court to ascertain the amount of interest that had accrued between Dec. 1, 1U14, and the date on which tho property was surren dered to Mr. Caro by the detemlant. l nder tho terms of tho Siiprem Court ruling, Mr. Caro must pay the amount of the indebtedness to Mr. Wollenberg within a reasonable time, or the property will be sub ject to sale to satisfy the detit. Among the items eliminated from the original decree by the Supreme Court Tuesday wero two vaults lo cated In the r lilted States Land Of fice building, nnd aggregating a to tal of l,S;i;. certain plumbing bills and other small items. The lot amount deducted from the previous decree was $2,();t0.2l. Attorney J. O. Watson, who rep resented Mr. Caro, stated this morn ing that he believed the final see tlement would show that his client was indebted to Mr. Wollenberg in (he sum of approximately $t;,r0 The property involved Includes the resldenco property situated al the northwest corner of Douglas and Jackson streets, and the three build ings occupied by the I'nlted States Land (mice, lluusaker s cigar store and the basket grocery. It Is under stood that the property is worth about $2.",onn. Attorney Watson spent much time in the act ion to Mr. Wollenberg. but where she will romane,i in actual possession of the nd naid interest on the debt Representative C. A. lira ml nnd ! m thn ...,,. i s'tii. when they sin-' wife, who spent the past 42 days at; ,.0Uiured "the premises to the latter, on this case, and be was quite elated Salem, where the former attended , im(1(,,. im alleged agreement Hint ' today because of his victory In the tho sessions of the state Leglsln- Ml. Wollenberg was to collect the ! Supreme Com t. Hire, will return hero tonight. j ,., una otlel. profits realized rrom o : The People's Supply Co. serves the property and apply tho same on. Changing seasons Drmg Cslds. you best. More business means bet- ti,e mortgage debt. "Stuffed-UD nean." cloiiKed-UD nose. Mr. Wollenberg remained in pos- tight chest, sore throat are sure signs session of the property until the I of cold, and Dr. King s New Discovery year mill, when .Mr. i aro nrougni is suro renet. A dose or tins com ter prices for you. You are losing money If you do not trade with the People's Supply Co., wholesale to the consumer. Miss Abbie Arzner. of Itlddle, who has been 111 for several weeks with pneumonia, was reported much bet- a suit to have the de.ed executed in ' binntlon of nntlseptte bnlsnms soothes the year lSUa declared a mortgage. Mr. Wollenberg answered the plain tiff's complaint and contended thai ter todav. She has many friends In' he went Into possession of the prem this city who have been anxious ; Ises in the year 1S9II as owner, nml over her condition. ' that the plaintiffs- had no Interest 'Fresh spring garden seeds, bulk in the property. The case was heard ind package, now in. Biggest stock I by Judge L. T. Harris, then Circuit and assortment of seeds. Host .lunge ol Lane County, and he Held Adapted to Douglas County. Prices that the plaintiff was barrixl Iroiu always right. People's Supply Co., any Interest in the property under wholesale to the consumer. I the statute of limitations. the Irritated membrane, clears the head, loosens the phlegm, you breathe easier and realize your cold is broken up. Trent a cold porslstently; half way measures lenve a lingering cough. Tako Dr. King's New Discov ery until your cold Is gone. For 47 years the favorite remedy for young and old. At your Druggist, 6uc. If you have something to sell or rent, try an Adv. in The Review. 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