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PAGE TWO mVESTKQ nOftEBFRQ REVIEW, TIUTWDAY, MARCH 8, 1017. 3 :-: BRIEF NEWS ITEMS OF THE CITY :-: hi "'I y 4,' i r 1 MAURICE, and HOKENCE WALTON in-" THE QJIESI OF LIFE " FAMOUS PLAYF-B.J" AT TIIK AXTLKU'S T HKATKIi TO.VICIIT ONLY lU'turncil to Yoiif iilla Alii nicy Strawn, post must r ill Yoncallii, it'turnod to hi home l;tte last iiil't iil'ttM u (lay spent here loni-c in-K n Dor business uni Iters. .M r. Stniwu is well known In the vicinity of Yomalla, where lie lias mado IiIh homo lor many years, haiiu'ilrr Arrives HoroV ride to remain here. Deputy Sherlir Urdu us Dopuly Sheriff A. 11 Will Io To ;mi diner County School Superintendent O. , ( Urnwn will lo:ivn I iniinicnii' mm n. (iiiidincr. wlin accompanied Itnlpli ( jal.,iinor. wi,,.G i,e u.m nl. Million, of homo tlii.s morning. Mr. .Mahcu . a capable official and has visited : tills city on numerous occasions. Storey ;oes Koutli l-lltlo Mary Julia, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. '. W. I'laik. arrived here Irotu Kngene last evening to make licr:i iiome with her mother. The latter Is now here carina for her mother. Airs, IVrkins, who is Millie ill. I'atlcnl Is Improving .1. II. Morris, who was injured by a f tl 1 In k li'ee in Camas Valley Ttlos- d i', is said to be improving at Mercy hospital, where lie was taken ' sugar conditions lor treatment, lie is being attended ! fur the sou t h by I ir. 10. V. Hoover. He sustained sugar beots will be raised in lloilg t'racturen of both bones of Hie right j las I'uun'y this vear thnn ever he leg as well as other less puinl'ul In-1 Tore, and the (Irants Pass plant will juries. X-Uny pliotos inaile by I ir. ' probably be In actual operation for Hoover show the breaks very dearly. ! several mouths. Itetnrns (o 'ulifornin I I'ctiirnctl l-'rom .Melrose i V. .1. Sturgeon, who had been M. O. Kvans. of the Oregon Agll vlslting witli liis family here for 1 i iillurnl College, and K. I,. Strang, several weeks, left last evening on i county fruit Inspector, returned hero his return to I. one I'ine, Calif. Heilast evening from Melrose, where lias been located there lor some they spent Hie day conferring with lime anil will continue to make that Hi" ranchers of that vicinity. Mr. i ity his headiiuarters. I Kvans left for his home this niorn- M.ntle Creek .Man Home .ling. Noble Andrews, Midi known Myr-Work Coining; In tie Creek resident, passed through - County Assessor (luv Cordon here last evening cnroiilo home af- stated this morning that he had ro-j ler passing the past two weeks at i ceil ed reports of the valuations of i .viamney 10 mis city yesieruay alter ,,, tll0 dedicatory exercises In Ills arrest at Cardiner on n charge ,.,.,,,., inn .....i, ,i, " ,,..,..,,, inn ,,r of disturbing the pence, left for liis',le ew $20.0ci(i high school to the county by Mrs. W. Jewett. The .' gift is a memorial to the memory 01 the donor's late husband and is one I of the best structures of its kind In l-ft Hospital Today .1. 1). Unborn, a well known local train dispatcher, left Mercy hospital today. He recently underwent an operation there, tor appendicitis. Al though much Improved it will be soveral days before he will be able to resume his duties. Mr. (inborn was attended hy Urn. Sether and Stewart. Funeral In I'ortlund Thn funeral of the lale V. I". Mliiard, who died in Portland last Sunday, was held there yesterday. ii.kt t ...,-,l ,.,-lv-fl In lt,m.- ..... .,, . . . burg this morning. Mr. .Minard was well known 111 Itosebuig and the news of his deatli came as a great j m"ityirlse to his many acquaintance iii iiiiVtntiLijry. Ki'llier 111 Itiiseliirr-lTT: ). C. Sether. one 7)t"-U"L known residents of Ulondale, ht rlved ht-re last evening to Bpend n touiile of days looking after busi ness matters. Mr:' Sether Is Inter ested In considerable timber lauds in liouglas County, as well as having similar holdings on the coast. J.OUVON Knr I'ortland l-'rauk Ceorge, who has been a patient at the local sanitarium for tho" iast few weeks, left for I'ort land (IiIh morning where ho will probably locate permanently. Mr. titorge previously lived at Tiller, whre he Is said to own considerable property. Will Deliver Talk M. O. KvaiiK, of the Oregon Agri cultural College, left for his home this motnlng after a day spent here looking afler business matters. Mr. lOvans says he will return hero on .March :tl, when he will deliver an addresK before the Pomona Orange. Mr. Kvans has visited In Uoseburg unite frequently during the past two years and Is well known In this vi cinity. Iliiiilier Kiiiis Newspaper V. .1. Weaver, proprietor of the 1 1 in ll ii ii Hotel, was In receipt of Ihe Initial copy of the Kenesaw Pro gress this morning, a newspaper re cently started hy his brother, I,. 1,. Weaver, one of the most prominent business men In that vicinity. The paper Is u lively publication anil Is said to have been started ns a result of dissatisfaction with anothfr paper which lias long enjoyed the field alone. Mr. Weaver is In the elevator and lumber business there ILniik Kvuiniiicr lleri' 10. sjlaile and Charles II. Slew art, state bank examiners, arrived here last night from Salem prepara tory to examining die accounts ol the local' depositories coming unilm their Jurisdiction. I tot Ii Mr. Slmle and Mr. Stewart are well known among the bankers or. Itoseliurg. having visited here several times previously. They are slopping at the Orauil Hotel. Mad lleliglitful Time l.etleril received here from the ICast Indicate that .lohn W. Oliver, nliiilager of the (Iriind Hotel. Is hav ing a splendid visit with friends In o. droit, Knrnuto there he sp.'n.' a row days In Chicago, where he met C. II. Shlpumn, owner of the tiler, brook much, which Is situated a lew tulles south of lilddlo. Mr. Shlinmin left lor Hie Kast several mouths ago and has since made his headquarters at Chicago and New York. Mr Oliver says business In the Kast was never better than at the present lime. Ketiirus Kioiii Itamli W. II. I.. Osborne, who returned here lecently from C-ilexicn, where he was stationed with tin. t'nltcd Stales H oops, iii rived ill Ihe city last evening Ir oin l In Mount Aito ranch, where he spent Hie past few ihis. Mr. Osborne was miislcicd out ol Ihe army recently and expels to ic main here permailentlv. At OiMiul Mole! follow ing ucio jeslerdav's regis nations at the 111., a, I Hotel Man ley M. Stiawn, Y 'alia: .1. II II, i, n nnd wlie. I'mpiiua. W. (I. Clllain. .1 Hall. city. Wm. Mooie. Camas Val ley: Hoy p.irkhuist. Mis -Haiier. W. ,. Kaiiiio . .1. n -,, I. II. Il.u ris, I!. T. lui-l.eli -, ,.,' Harvey, VI to. Hm-eis. w. I.. Speck I. A. I.inib.ai. W. i; Turn, -II v, ' Left For Country- M. B. Gerinond, county surveyor, i left this morning fur points on the South L'mpqua lilver. where he will spend the next lew days doing some special road work. The county court contemplates making a number of substantial road improvements dur ing the coming summer, and Mr. inond Ih now busy preparing the nec essary plans and specifications. Floyd Frear, an assistant in the of fices of the county surxeyor, spent tho day in the vicinity of Melrose doing some road work. Weiillu-r I nM'llled William Hell, local weather ob server, today recolveu u message from Portfand predicting a continu ance of unsettled weather condition: wuu rain or snow tor I rntay and Saturday. Timo .Stamp Kecclveil County Clerk 10. II. Lenox today roceived u time stamp from Port land and the device will be used In wording .- lime that all instru nients nra filed in his office. Altho very simple, tho instrument will sao the clerk and his deputies con siderable trouble and thev will be able to ascertain the exact time that the document is filed. Heretofore, is has been necessary to write the timo of filing the instruments. The device has a clock attachment and automatically registers the hour and minute of filing. On account or legal troubles often rising due to the uncertainty of the time of filing. It is believed the acquisition will ' prove an economcal investment, as i only recently a suit was threatened Visits Willi lliiiiber because of the difference In conlen- I.. Mauliiing, of Silverton, arrived , Hons concerning tho filing of two hero last evening to spend several deeds. The machines are now In days visiting with her brother, K. 1 use In nearly all the county elerks' Mauliiing and family, lie may do-, offices in the stale. -J- DR. LKHltBACH J Has changed his offices and f J is now located in rooms 309 j. 310, third floor. Perkins -J. -5- Building. Phone 447. matter to nee if the'accusations can be substantiated. Sham's Liniment For Uheunintlni, . . i i m ineAho 8tate. Mr. Brown will also take Id.iho-l tah SiiRar Company, who ar-!, h0 oppoitunitv to investigate the rived he-e 1 uesday night from apCuRations made hv Ralph .Malonev, (.rants Pass to investigate, the beet who was committed to the countv lett this morning (..ll here ve1errl:.v .'i.!lnll..r tli Mr. Hughes, the Gardi ner superintendent of schools. .Mr. Itrown yesterday obtained the pris oner's story, and will look into the The torture of rheumatism, the pains and aches that make life un bearable are quickly relieved by Sloan's Liniment, a clean clear liq uid that is easy to apply and more effective than mussy plasters ointments because it penetrates quickly without rubbing. For the many pains and aches following ex posiite, strains, sprains and muscle soreness. Moan s Liniment Is promptly effective. Alawys have a bottle handy for gout, lumbago, toothache, backache, stiff neck and all external pains. At druggists. 2c. Bargains In used cars at thn Hose burg Garage, x t'onifi to .Mrs. Ilerg, the Portland dressmaker, for your up-to-date wearing apparel. Just received a hemstitching machine. Hemstitch ing done at 10 cents per yard. 302 Perkins building, Phono 4 IS, resi dence .'i 1 1-J. TKOTTKHS ATTKNTIOX. Dance this Friday night, March fl, at the armory at 8 o'clock, prompt. SHKKT MUSIC SALK McKinley Music, three pieces for ten cents, at The Uook Store. i The In- A roinparuble H Baby Food. 7 Makes tlrticaie --j? healthy A.if.if. it. '".Searett to Moihrrt' Milk" WIDEMAN N'S; PURE. UNSWEETENED. EVAPORATED GOAT MILK A I'erfect FimhI iiUo fur Invalid. AT LEADING DRUGGISTS Hfo. 11-oz.Tin., 20c. .rt WIDEMANPi GOAT. MILK CD. Butter and Ice Cream OF SUPERIOR QUALITY ABk your grocer for Douglas County Creamery Butter. Phone us your or ders for Ice cream and sherbet. MADE BY Douglas County Creamery Prompt Service Auto Delivery New Arrivals in Spring Merchandise FORSPRING1917 Iteed Chairs and Rockers, upholstered In Cretonne or Tapes try, finished In fumed or old ivory. Oak Rockers with wood or leather seats, golden oak waxed finish. liKJS Complete showing in all lines, in carpet and small sizes, Wil tons, Axuiinsters, Ilody Uruesels, Tapestry Brussels, Fibre and Grass. Some broken lines of China we are closing out at about half the present value. Child's (Jo-cycles, regular $1.25 value, to close at ti0c each. A. J. LILBURN & SON Complete Home Furnishers p:w;io?ooo;Ooo.o:omo elviiiR lint Is Kiiuene. lie Intel In Irent there I'm- alt ailment. new nriirly i een ereii. I. ell Km t'liniiihi Oililer Williams, a student ol' I lie Innil li lull srhnnl. who has heen slupiiliiK llli his sii-ter, Mrs. S. I.. lieLiipi. lell this innrililii; for llarnns, lherta. where he will make arr.-iitKcnienlH Inr the cure or his til in li near there. lie will aller- in ilit ret urn here anil resume si-IhhiI. preliably innUlili; nenl Inline in this eilv. I In l'lieir Way Kust Ml. anil Mis. C. II. Cninwell. ol' Nortli I i;i l;it ii . who hail heen spenil inu the pasl rew days with John lliiM'iihar'i ami family at .Melrose, lell lor heme thin iniiinini;. They vlsiieil here ill January and later went to Catiliirnia. retui iiini fur atl "thi r isit a lew days ami. Nil ill I'm I Innil Mn s. I. Thnrntiiii and her lall.er. jMllersiin Sini;ietiill, a well liiiown iMimeer nl this se. 'linn, left Ihns moriiiiii tu ii-.ii relatives fur a week or Inn at I'orllauil. Tile la l"i is pa-' eii:lil yeais of atte and is siill a. liv. and aide til travel considerable properly im Ihe rural districts of the county durliiK the past lew days. The field deputies bemin their work on Mnivi, I, ami excellent results are lielnn obtained, aciuriliiiK to Ihe assessor. lii-Miiidency Hue lo 'oust ipal Ion. Women often heroine nervous and despondent. When this is due to I'linslipalion it is easily corrected by lakiiiK an occasional dose of f'liam- pernia- j herlnin's Tablets. These tablets are I easy In take and pleasant In effect, c il Ii ol vnlllliler persnll. vv niKlwai.l. A. .Mnn, I'orllalid: W I-:. Kurt.. l, lldwaiil Me Mlister. Mm,. I'. V. Schiibeit, " ity: J. II l.u .,(,., T. Marsters, J l.onklllL; l.lass; o i llile. In, atlle. .In,. anil w ii, M.nste,. Seiher. II, -il. ,M,I -k . .:..J..!..H..;.. J..I....H..J..IIt..J..I-, AI.IHI A CM II. will hold remilar dance Thursday, March S.Vt the Maccahee hall. S o' clock. Ott's orchestra. Most North- west grocers drink Golden West Coffee thernselve riii'i-t i:rv ivi.it-v I IM ION . A .. in, n -t-.-in,-iit . irnpiitv lie- tan M.nvli 1,-t Ii will ae li'ii' and iimiii- y if yi.u ,l h.n, a ceinplel.. Ijt f ;v ,i,le prnp.-l lv I, ad.v w h.'li the dep ut calN l; cl I I'llv . i;l"V CiiKlnlN'. A it. fio you s'pose? Golden West Coffee is "Just Right" -nr. .t. The Square Store A Shop Exclusively for Ladies 131 N. Jackson Street ' Roseburg, Ore- . s .V.j ri ,.-ic Announcing the New Models in G-D Justrite Corsets What Woman is not interested in seeing the New Models in G-D JUSTRITE CORSETS? Tlnv form a perfect foundation for the now pown. It's the designing of fi-D Justrite? that makes them so comfortable atid also nivos you the figure line you dosire. (J-0 .Tustrito are 1UST I.KSS ami guaranteed to give satisfactory wear. Look for the little G-D Justrite tag inside each corset. It's your guarantee. No other corset feels like a tl-1) Justrite. We have in stock n complete range of models and can properly fit you. mm fvtRYONf is ANXIOUS 10 TRY IT Herein llimnvcrv of Klhcr iiiimiiiiiI i'luil lilies I t'ni-ns Sn i'bey l.lll llul. a n, I (lOod news spreads i u-i.i iiritKKists nero are kept i,iWc .i, ' pelisltlK freeone. Ihe ether ill .n. r of n ('incltinutl man. wlii-1 1 to loosen any corn so it tills , u wni, the flliK'ers. Ask at any pharmacy for a i ter ounce of freeznne, which wih : t very little, but Is said to be sltfTi . to rid one's feet of every hard soft corn or ciiIIiir. You apply Just a few drops on II.--tender. nchliiK corn and Instantly Ihe soreness Is relieved, and soon the corn is so shriveled tli.it it lifts out without pain. It Is a sticky sub stance which dries when applied and never Inflames or even Irritates the adjolnliiK tlssuo. Thin discovery will prevent thous ands of deaths annually from lock Jaw and Infection heretofore reslilt- I n k from the suicidal linbll of cutting , fc,""v",ii',,,v nvci.'m.'. .Tw'...',k. '', w".".'.,.'".''.'-''-VvWkw fi ENORA10US SNAP IN ORANGES. NATIONAL ay, Sat. Mar. 1 0 ONE DAY ONLY Choice, Delicious Navel Oran Orange D ges (Joins at Per Case of 176 or 200 Oranges $1.75; Per Case 95c; Per doz. 12c to 25c III ) EM HY THE CASE. SPI'CIAL: To each customer purchasing S 1 .00 or more in merchandise (sugar excepted we nive z doz. Oranges FRKE, one lot to each patron. REMEMBER THE DATE, ONE DAY ONLY Uic Pkce, PEOPLES SUPPLY COMPANY Of course ROSI IU'IU", OKICON WHOLESALE TO CONSUMERS Soft Drinks,all Kinds & Flavors Carbonated Water, Syrups, Fruit Flavors, Gas for Soda Fountains Phone 186 130 N. Pine St. ' Free Delivery Roseburg Soda Works HOSIERY That Wears We always give you the best values obtainable. Our com plete line of white hosiery just In: Any of the following in bluck or white: Ladies' fine rib lisle finished cotton hose 15c Ladles' gauze lisle, high heel, double sole 250 I.a-dles' mercerized silk hose, fast dye ...35c Ladies' silk boot, mercerized top, all sizes 3Dc Misses fine rib cotton hose, lisle finish nc Children's coarse rib, a good value 15c Infants', cotton stockingsand socks, all colors ..10c and 15c Men's socks, cotton, in white, black or tan 15c And many other lines not yet listed. Carr's Variety Store 217 No. Jackson. Itosebtirg, Oregon. Step Softly For the ground is moist and in just the right con dition for setting posts. And it never pays to set a poor post. Good Cedar Posts In size, shape and price to suit your particular need await you at the Kenny Lumber Co. OUR service -IS SUPERFINE I Beats Anything on the "Line"l We call for and deliver your washing at the same old price rain or snow. You Save Fully 100 per cent On fuel and soap-and 500 per cent in work and worry his time of year by snding your laundry to Roseburg Steam Laundry PHONE 79 coins. (adv.)