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EVEXDTG ROSEBCRO REVIEW, TTESDAY. MARCH 8, 191T.
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f TODAY ONE IAY ONLY
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The Man Who Went Sane
A modern drama that's different.'
I The Fable of the Slim Girl
t By GEO. ADE
4 JAILBIRDS, uilli Ham anil Itnil.
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C.'OMI.N'O TOMORROW O.VI.Y
THE Il:MI HOXinVO.MA.V.
In five startling acts.
And the 5th chapter of the
rriU'I.K .MASK.
THURSDAY: The Yellow Hand.
FRIDAY: The Chalice of Horrow, with Cloo Madison.
8ATUHDAY: An Knemy of Ihe Klni.
Hl'XDAY tt MONDAY: The Inst chapter of the Shielding Shallow,
nnii the first chapter of "renrl of the Army," with I'eiirl White.
ft Coming:
MILS. VKRNON t'ASTI.K IS
ft
P ATRIA
J Thursday and Friday, March 15th and 16th
MEASLES EPIDEMIC IS
DECLINING; NUMEROUS
CASES BEING RELEASED
:: CITY NEWS :-:
That the measles epidemic is now
past hriouj danger was the ex-
j J. F. Wilson, of Seattle, arrived;
here last evening to spend a few
days. '
Mrs. Pardee, of Canyonville, was.
I in lioseburg today visiting with
mends. i
George R. Watson, of Portland, ar-j
office of Yn. li. K. Shoemaker, the
citv health officer. While only two'
new cases were reported today, five : "vea nere last evening to spend a
which had previously been, under ; ew days. .
ijuarantine were released. Other re- John Alexander, of Glide, spent
leases will follow in increasing j the day in Roseburg visiting with
numbers daily. ! friends. i
From the present Indications, the! H, L Cannon, of Rockland, spent1
school will open probably next Mon-1 the day in R08eburg attending to
day. although a definite announce ; business matters. i
unt will not he made by the prop-i ,, V, m r, .
er authorities until Thursday or Krl-! "?"':' ?' Shr,ln-
day. This will Kive sufficient time :?? eay Roseburg .looking
for teachers and pupils to return
here In case they have been absent
after business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Tucker,
during the enforced holidavs. Jt j- ''oruano, nas arrived here to spend
believed that the danger period : a few days with friends.
Our Early Showing
of
New Sping Styles
Are Sure to Please You
Solid Whites Solid Blin ks,
lllntk and White Comliinnilnns
I thick and Ivnry Combinations
Tun and Ivory Combination.
Something for every occasion. I'on'l forget, wo are sole agents for
Ground Grip pern and "Aunt Tolly's OiitHlzfs." Let us fit you and
make your feet happy.
ROSEBURG BOOTEKIE
IltVI.N URU.N'N
Shoes That Hnllsfy and I'll Your Vent.
Perkins Building ... Cans Street
when the disease may he contracted
from the association of the pupils,
is past and that a serious epidemic
as was at first feared is now im
prohahle. This morning Dr. Shoemaker
quarantined the first case that has i
developed as the result of a party
attended by a number of Henson
school pupils on Kast Sixth street
about two weeks alio. This is the
case of Miss Opal Kobinson, who
lives In the same neighborhood. Or.
Shoemaker was not surprised when
the case was reported hut had been
expecting the news ever since the
party, when he promptly quaran
tined all the families where child
ren had been In attendance..
BETTER ROADS CLUB
MAY BE ORGANIZED IN
DOUGLAS COUNTY SOON
W. II. Gore, of Medfoid, has re
ceived his official appointment to the
hoard of regency of the I'lilversily ol
Oregon, says Him Ashland Tidings.
Mr. Goro was appointed by (he gov
ernor and the appointment con
firmed by the'Seriale during the lust
days of the legislative session. The
oflidra) commission was forwarded
to Mr. Gore Friday. He succeeds
Kay Goodrich on the board. I.. I..
Mulit, formerly of Asblaud, has alf-o
been appointed to the hoard.
Warren Reed, out of the largest
dw iters of property on the lower j
I'mpqtia Itiver, has just completed aj
1 u n ne by which it will be possible
to take water I rum Clear I.n ke to i
Ueedsport and Whichever Hay, at I
both of which places Mr. Reed is
largely interested. Construction ol
the tunnel has been in progress foi '
over a year. Water from this sup-i
ply wilt be used by the International !
I'aper Company if it closes its op
tions and puts in a plant at Keeds-port.
"The Vogue
Invites you lo attend the Opening for
Spring and Summer
Wed. Thur., March 7th and Slh
A fine assortment of Popular priced, High Grade
MILLINERY
for Spring and Summer, illustrating the
SMART STYLES
Characteristic of the Season.
Mrs. C. H. Davies
Proprietress
The Review today received quite a
lengthy letter from Frank Howe,
president of Ihe Nehalem Valley
Hank, of W heeler, Oregon, with re
gard to the road legislation enacted
at the last session of the Legislature.
The letter Is self-explanatory and fol
lows: Wheeler, Ore., March 2, 1917.
Review, RoHeburg, Ore.
Gentlemen:
The rond legislation adopted by
the Legislature Just closed" provides
the means whereby Oregon can en
ter tipon and carry out a compre
hensive better roads program. Uy
referring House bill B50 to the peo
plo for their ratification the propo
sition Is put squarely before the peo
ple of the state of Oregon for their
decision.
It is up lo those of us who are in
terested In this proposition to see
that this act Is ratified at the special
election to be held June 4th. To do
so, will require a united effort on
the part of all who are interested in
this great movement for better
roads.
In my humble wav I wish to sug
gest thai In each county an organi- lure of Senator (ieo. K. Chamberlain
zation he perfected, to he known as ! of Oregon, who is rated among the
a "Metier Roads Club." These clubs ! prominent statesmen of the world.
to be composed of all those In the j lie is especially designated as "a
Oe$rge Wilson, of Portland,, left
for his home last night after a few
days spent here with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Walton, ol
Eastern Oregon, have arrived here
to spend a few days with friends, j
John Naehter, a well known resl
dent of Cleveland, spent the day in
Roseburg looking after business in
terests.
Miss Orace Nelstvom, of Oregon
City, left for her home last evening
after a few days spent here with
friends,
Mr. and Mrs. George Edinonds, of
Portland, arrived here last evening
to spend a few days with friends and
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Friedman,
of Portland, arrived here last even
ing to pass a couple of weeks. They
have relatives living in this vicin
ity. W. II. Cecil and wife, who had
been residing here for several
weeks, left this afternoon for San
Diego, where they will remain In
definitely. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stewart, who
had been visiting here for some
time, left this afternoon for Lock
wood. Sask. They will probably re
main there indefinitely.
Mrs. George l.ill. who has been in
a hospital at Eugene for the past
week or two. Is now at the home of
her daughter there, according to
word reaching here today. She Is
said to have Improved considerably.
Herger's junk shop situated near
the depot today moved to a location
several doors cast where it will oc.
cupy the corner room of the former
lllldehutn building. Mr. Merger ex
pects to be able to handle consider
able more business at his new quar
ters. II. M. Rogers, of Portland, arrived
In the city last evening on his regu
lar trip for the Pacific States Elec
tric Co. lie says that he finds much
better business on the coast since the
railroad has Ijeen extended to Coos
May. and especially on the lower
1'mpqua at Gardiner and Iteedsport.
The current Issue of the World's
Work magazine has a full page pic-
;:ountry who are intensted In this
work. These clubs would have for
their principal function the dissemi
nation of information relative to the
bond measure, dt.aling with its im
portance and the great practical
benefits accruing to the slate by its
adoption.
Funds will be required for this
work and I suggest that each county
organizatlon adopt a rule that each
member pay a nominal sum, perhaps
firm believed in universal service,
who for many years has strongly ad
vocated preparedness in the face of
National apathy."
ALVJN
SILVER
The George Washington pat
tern of Alvin Silver is a gener-
al favorite with lovers of fine
silver. The increased care
given to the designing and
manufacture of silver plate
brings it every year into great
er favor. Alrin Plate is entire
ly satisfactory in appearance
on the best appointed table and
will give a life-time of satis
factory wear. If you are think
ing of buying a new set of sil
ver or just a few pieces, buy
Alvin and you will never re
gret it. Our stock of silver
was never more complete. Call
and let us show you the Alvin
line.
Quality Service.
BUBAR BROS.
Jewelers and Optometrists.
i A SPECIAL, TREAT
f TONIGHT Your Inst opportunity to h 5
I THEDABARA
J The world's greatest screen favorite In her very Intent I'm npeclal J
K ' feature d
J TUT? TAT1 Jm ni? HA I
An adaptation of Victor Hugo's Immortal alory. "The lluiirhlmrli d
of Notre Dame." An elaborate, artistic production. J
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES 4
4 Althnnch thte la a enoMul nrnihiptlnn Cn'tlnP 1111 CIlomiOIIH Slllll
4 the management of the Antler's Thoater have decided to make no J
K advance in prices. Admission: Adults 10c, children 5c. A
Remember tonight at 7: In & X:-I.r
Antlers Theater
p 2
4. Coming! Wednesday evening only, 7:15 and 8:15 tt
Douglas Fairbanks
SUTHERLIN WAS SCENE
Of DELIGHIfUL PARTY
In the five reel Fine Arts-Triangle master production
A splendid nerve tonic.
No advance In prices: Adults 10c, children 5c.
4 THl'liSIAY .NIGHT OMV: F. & M. WALTON IN THK
ji 1A I A IWlI'VT l.'L' AT I" If I." T U I.' fkl'I.'CT MS I .1 I,'!.1 n ti.l . . ,i
0 lo of "Gloria's Jtnmniice," jf
LAST FRIDAY YENING'l
IXUGI.AS
KUPI.K SI PI'OKT
.(Continued from Page One.)
cannot understand what motive Sen
ator Lane had for opposing the
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one dollar for membership in the I irality."
club. The sums thus raised to ht1
used In carrying forward the cam
paign, as suggested above.
Kindly consider tills matter with
those ill your county "ho are In
terested in this Itctter Roads move
ment and arrange forthe urganla
llnil of your Cnuiitv Metier Roads
Club.
I II- W. Strong i Democrat I "There
; must be some thing wrong when Sen
jator Lane, or any other man or men.
win sianu out against the great ma
jority of his colleagues and oppose
legislation which has for its purpose
the protection or Americans on the
high seas."
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I II l. ......... ,1 1 I i .. . y u mi iLnil , l
. .,, ,ii .ieuM'ii ni helevn W..n,.l,. I.-., -
in ,t,i din n ,iii in K.iii i., 1 1 inn is vhlll, i,,lu,b..
I do not ouestlon his
honesty, but I believe every citizen
of the Pulled Slates Is duty bound
to uphold the President at this
lime."
Theodore Shubert f Democrat)
"It Is my opinion thai Senator Lane
nit right when he refused to vest
txo"X-ooM:o04'Xxioooovox
perfected In every county ot the
stale, foy only by united effort can
we wecure hihvcsh fur the hum mi re
nt the coming election.
Kindly wrlle me. lettltiK "K1 know
what ynu think of the prospects for
(lie otKiiiilation of such a club in
your co'iiiiy ami kivihu me anv nr,w.n.n.. .,11
Ideas which ymi tnay reel disposed , administration in one, man" '
to ulve as tu how such a campaign; . .;. Smith Mtepuhlicau) 'It is
as I surest should he Mrenm hen- very unfortunate for Oregon thnt
" limn' nii'ir i net mr. olio nr hnr 1 n ti. Cfulnn C,, ( -
fused to support President Wilson's
reuuoat to arm American merchantmen."
Last Friday evening Maurice and
.Marie Vogelpohl entertained the
young people at a most elaborate
party at the Odd Fellows' Hall, says
this week's Sutherlin Sun. The
affair was given in honor of Clar
ence Lenox, of Klamath Falls, a
guest at the Vogelpoht home.
Though the night was a stormy one,
nearly all the invited guests were
present, and . the hall was made
beautiful by the young ladies in
their gay colored evening gowns'.
The orchestra furnished music for
dancinc. and cards were nlaved. At
midnight a most 'delicious supper!
was served. Mr. and Mrs. Vogelpohlj
were "assisted in serving by Mr. and j
Mrs. Roy Sanford. The Invited;
guests present were: Otto Nelson,
Russell Ralston, Dillon Krepps, Wal
ter Wegner, Will Wegner, lieber
Smith, Kenneth C'omstock, Harold
Slater, Richard Slater, Norman
Slater, Lee Selleck, Myrle Shaver,
Ralph Shaver. Clarence Prickett, G.
W. Schanttn, Will Duke, Elsie Kla
wisch, Grace Talbott, Frances Peter
son, Verna Peterson, June Selleck,
Ada Walker, Nadine Carr, Winnifred
Culver, Margaret Oiieman, Ada
Orleman, Helen Shaver, Mrs. T. Kil
dee, Nellie Storey, Mildred Waite,
Elsie Rhodes, Itlanche Slater, Kdna
Ralston, Genevieve Shaver, Florence
Duke. Marie Griffin. Charles Parker,
Marion Slater, Mary De Curtlns, Mr.
and Mrs. F. C. Helweg, Mr. and Mrs.
R. H. Sanford, Mr. and Mrs.C. W.
Hartley, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Nel
son.
Miss Marshall, of Leona, and Clar
ence Lenox, of Klamath Falls, were
out of town guests.
Roy Sanford was awnrded the
honors for the excellent manner in
which he demonstrated the "one
.tep."
New Silks Now
Ready
!
Complete Showing, Newest
and most wanted shades for
Spring dresses. Taffetas in
all shades, Satins for suits
and dresses. Sport Pongees,
Fancies of both light and
dark.
Visit Our Silk Department Today
Bellows
.A
WOMAN'S SHOP
For
WOMAN'S WEAR
CAI'KTKKIA TO MOVK.
ALOHA CH II.
snip
"l(i lKiS I'llOM TIIK
Sll SI.AYV.
I The interior of the building for-
I merlv occunioH hv tho Owl Hriii,
I Store is .undergoing a thorough reno- clock.
i vation preparatory to housing the
I cafeteria, which is at present located
on Cass street. A lunch counter will
be Installed, the steam tables will be
enlarged, and other equally as im
portant improvements will be made.
vTl hold regular dance Thursday,
-March s. at the Maceabee hall. S ir
on's orchestra.
If you have Bometntng to sell or
rant try an Adv. In The Review.
Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment
AT ALL DRUG STORES
TUBFS 25C JARS 60C
maile- mote effecthe.
Sincerely your-..
l'ltK A. HOWE.
To
Broccoli Growers
We
Want Your Broccoli
Supplying :M Wholesale Houses, must have a large
quantity, theiefore we offer:
75c cash advanced per ciate on No. 1 goods
50c cash advanced per crate on No. 2 goods
And all bver received on sale of goods less trans
portation charges and our commission of I5'
promptly remitted to you.
"A Bird in the hand b worth two in the bush"
You have the goods; we have the money. See us.
Roseburg Fruit Co., A. F. Finger, Mgr.
If you nave something to sell or
rent try an Adv. In The Review
o
W. II. fisher has returned here '"K
alter a couple of data spent In I'ort
laud looking after business matters.
'. I. 1'. Walrath. rnrmerly of this
Icity. is here from Pennsylvania en a
business trip.
TlioTTI 'Its ATI I'M'IOV
Pancc ibis I'rida nlclit. March !,
at Ihe atmur al s o'clock, prompt.
1 I.IMI'1,1 l-ll.tp.
I'he report of llert Slither- 4.
land and .Miss Mabel Albright,
who recently aiidlleil the
books of the officers of lou-
Ins enmity, as filed with
County Judge Marstcrs last 4
e citing, I lie repol t will conic
ofl'icbtlly before the court to
morrow. Neither County
.lodge Miit'steis nor Ihe audi
tors would give otil any Infor
mal ion today regardlnp the report
(' K. Hopkins (Republican!
Senator Lane h.is made himself ob
noxious by his recent action in turn-
lown th,. President, and he
should resign his office and come
ho me."
.1. V. Perkins ( Republican!
"I'tiless there are some underlying
facts with which the people of Ore
gon are unaciiuainled. It seems to
me that Senator Lane has proven
himself lo be very unpatriotic. Ily
his acts lie has killed himself politi
cally In Oregon."
XKW TODA.
JITNEY DANCE
at the'
Maceabee Hall
Tuesday Evening, Mar- 6
music by
Ott's Orchestra
given by
Cook & Lloyd
, i A.lt.l iBn Povlerrier pups, fi '
weeks to '. months old. Who can
I furnish litem soon? Addicss P.
j W. (Soot-go. Kellogg. Ore.
I'iMl Sl,l'.- .it arrived :! blood
j ed Oerman rollers unit Kngllsh
j canaries. Now l.i the time lo set!
breeding stn, k. Mrs. I). II. drown.
' . l.aue. or Phone 'i,-Y,
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UKt;isi'i:ni.:ii nruoc jkhskv.
HOARS I'uirowed Sept. 7. '16. :
l.aiue, in,, individuals. Have,
never known what It was to he
Ininiiiy. See them and t:ike your;
pick. Chaile . Ilrand, The liver-1
lanil Orchard?. .
Stop at
Hotel Umpqua
New and Modern
A large contract has been let to
parties for the shipment of lops from
the Siuslaw Country lo Coos Bay,
where they will be manufactured in
to lumber. This seems strange that
with all of the milling facilities on CttHCMXtt
the Siuslaw Hiver and Its harbor. . Y ' q
that it becomes necessary to ship
timber to another port to he manu
factured. Kvory Ior of timber In that sec
tion should be manufactured there
and the lumber shipped from that
section. If the people of thnt lo
cality expect to derive the full bene
fit uf what nature has given to
them. There must be something
essentially wn; somewhere, or
there would be no shnment of logs
from tho Siuslaw ' country. -Cardi-ncr
Courier.
The Square Store
A Shop Exclusively for Ladies
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Roseburg, Ore-
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