ErEXDfQ ROSEBCRQ REVIEW, WKliSEsOAV, MAIM.ll
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS OF THE CITY
Shiiineiils Are Completed,
It was announced here todav that
the W. Urager Kruit Company
has completed the shipment of sev
eral thousand pounds of prunes to
the KuroH-an countries. Most of
the prunes shipped by the Drajier
Company were consigned to the
British government for use among
the allied armies. The prunes were
carefully parked in heavy crates, an
of which were sealed with sirup
iron. The prunes were routed by
rail as far as New York, where they
were loaded onto boats and dis
patched across the water.
Liquor Is lteoovelvd
A new means or bringing liquor
into Oregon has been discovered by,
the authorities, to-wit, upon the
bumpers of freight trains, says the
Medford Sun. Two wanderers ar
rested in the Willamette Valley had
ten quarts of boozy in their posses
sion, which they Imported via the
box car route. The purchased the
lire-water at Hornbrook. Calif., and
the amount of the purchase caused
suspicions, and their coming was
telegraphed ahead.
lOngineer Is Head
According to a newspaper report
received here, .1. K. Uardiner. who
was a construction engineer on the
Southern I'aeilir, on the l'nipiiia
Coos Hay end of the Willamette Pa
cific a few years ago, died a few
days ago in Oakland. Calif., says the
Coos lay Times. The news came an
a shock to the friends which lie and
Mrs. Carilincr made while I ited in
tills section.
Has Itotliriicd Homo
.Mrs. .1. W. Strong returned to her
home at Myrtle Creek this morning
after visiting here with .Mrs. L. I..
Campbell and at Ashland with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wimei,
says tile Grants Pass Courier.
Former ICesident Here
I. It. Smith, at one time manager
of the local telephone exchange, ar
rived here last evening from Port
land to spend a few days on busi
ness. Mr. Smith is now employed
as traveling salesman for a whole
sale tobacco house.
Ijiwson III Itoschill-u-
11. K. 1awson, former suiie.rin
teudeut of the state penitentiary,
but now a resident of liound Prairie,
spent last night in the city, lie was
registered at the I'mptiua Hotel.
Knilroad Man Here
Fred llanssen. Southern Paeiti
trainmaster, arrived here, last even
-ing from lOugene to spend a couple
of days looking after business mat
tors. He is registered at the I'mp
qua Hotel. .Mr. llanssen is well
known In lioseburg, where he liar
visited on many occasions during
the past few months.
Master Mechanic Here
(Jeorge W. Wild, master mechanic
for the Southern Pacific Company
arrived here last evening from Port
land to spend a few days looking al
ter business matters connected witl'
his official duties. .Mr. Wild is n
freguent visitor in lioseburg and ha:
many friends in this vicinity.
Hog Prices High
' County Commissioner W. K. St.
.Ion n. or Sutherlin, spent last even
ing in Itoseburg on husine-is. While
here he reported the recent sale ot
several fat hogs at a price exceed
HI cents a pound. Mr. St. John
raised quite a number of hogs din
ing the past, few months ami the
prices received by him have Jieen
very satisfactory.
Itegist rat Ions at tliand
Following were Tuesday's regis
trations at the I'.rand llolel: Mrs
M. F. Howard. Seattle; l(. C. Wood
& wife. Junction City: P. .1. Foley.
Seattle: F. K. Wixon. Myrtle Creek;
Ernest Fox. S. F.; II. I.. Slaughter
linker. Ore.: V. .1. Masteu. Youcalla:
S..I!. Ilryan. S. F. : I,. M. Stephens.
M. C. (Iregoiy, W. U. Medley. II. li
l!ix. .1. T. ileum. F. T. (ireen, J. S
Harrington. A. K. Street. P. 11. Ty
nan. A. T. Morlnn. K. Wimer, U.
Vealrh. F. I,. Wright. W. F. Ander
son. II. F Wilde, Portland.
Known In Uiisebiirg
Denton llowers. of Ashland, who
is a candidate lor appointment ni
a member of the State Lime Hoard
is well known in itoseburg. where hi
lived for several years prior to lo
eating at the southern Oregon rit
Ills friends say ho is well qualified
for the position to which he airoi
and would make a very efficient ot
filial in that capacity,
llclllt-lting to ItoM'htit-g
Word was received Irotu Portland
this morning to the effect that Wil
Hani Lander, district fire warden
will return to Itoseburg early in
April to remain during the summer.
-Mr. Lander has charge or this fin
erial stars im - - K
THE GREZT
AT THE MAJESTIC TODAY.
iluiMiiict This lveiiing,
Following degree work at the
regular meeting of Laurel Lodge. A.
F. & A. M., to be held tills evening,
Hie members of the order will eno,,
,i banquet. The officers of the lodge
are hopeful that a big crowd will he
n attendance at tonight s meeting.
illspcndcd Piiblicalioe.
i ne .Morning Keptiblican, the new
'ii per which started business In this
ity March I."., has suspended plibli
iition, says the Albany lieniocinl.
The solicitors have been called ill
.nil other employes mined off. ('has.
Ohling. the editor and manager
t the liepilbliian, has gone lo -Sa-eni,
but could not iie located in thai
-ity this afternoon and the Deino--rat
was therefore unable to secure
1 statement.
VisiliiiK at Corvalll.--
Mrs. .lames doom, of Cottage
ilrove. arrived ill Curvnllls recentl
lid is here to spend two months ol
more visiting at the home or Mr.
:;lid -Mrs. W. 1-:. I'.osseriuan, says tile
t'oivallis Cazette. Mis. (iroom Is the
mother ol' Mrs. Ilosserman. Mr. Ilos
:eiinau is the ticket clerk at the
Southern Pacific depot.
: 'oioioission Is Named
"I feel lliat history as I
our schools does not instill
tsin,1' declared Covernor
Withycoinbc- on Tuesday in
district and is well known in Hose
ourg. lie will occupy offices on tlle
ground floor of the Land Office
building.
l-ve for llllimin
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller, of
Princeton, III., who had spent the
day here with the tatter's brother.
M. M. Miller and family, led t Ii i
morning for their home. Thev ex
pect to stop for a visit In Montana
and at other points (nroute where
they have relatives.
a ugh In
lames
itnnounc-
ng appointments ol" new members
io the state text book conniiii'sioii.
The (-('111 III I s- lull is directed lo "see
to it thai histories are obtained that
will teach the children loe of conn
try and put riot ism." The new ap
pointees are: A. c. Sehmiit. Albany.
Attorney II. S. Plait. Portland: Pro
:'essor I-'. A. Tiodgen. Marsh field :
Mrs. A. K. Ivaiihoe. La Claude, and
Miss Margaret Cosper, Salem.
Liked Soldier l.ll'e
hale Sloan, a I I year-old youth,
of Applegnte. thought he wauled to
join l he army and be an avialor.
says the (Grants Pass Courier. Act
ing on this impulse be left home and
jolirneved to the city and applied al
the local recruiting oll'ice mr entry
into the service. He re pi i-seiited to
the officer in charge that he was I'.
enrs of age, but as it was necessar.v
'o have permission from his nai-ents.
Ihe enli-Tnent was delay. -d ji shod
filce. P.elnre his hopes ol ln-ing a
olilier were realized, his lather ap
pealed and took bilu hone-. Now
lale i.- aL'ain sp lining the kindling
nd doiliL' the chores, no doiihl
ricinilng ol the lile that might have
been his as a soldier bov.
f-uii-d In Honolulu
Warren C. Laird, who umlerw .-III
opelat:on lor a i-pendicil is al
I lollolil I -,l. while on his wav to one
Hawaiian Islands to take a
l-osition with a big simar company.
:.s reported lo have gained saii.-iai-t-iTily
supe -ind should be (en or the
l.ospit.tl by tills titii", savs the
Mi'.rshlielil Ke did. Mr Laird was
once reported to be working f'Y tbi
(lays
cam
Uetuineil lo Cotluge throve
I'.. ,. Hradlord, who had been in
.Mercy Hospital here for the past
several weeks, lett tins morning for
bis home. Ho was accompanied by
Iwo daughters and a son who had
neen at Ink bedside. They were Mrs.
.Nellie Churchill, of Walla Walla
.virs. Anna lute, of Portland, and
oscur llradford, of Salem. The latter
is a guard at the state penitentiary
lau-ated In Xcvtnln
.loo Schilling, who ran a hotel at
Gardiner for years and afterwards
conducted the Guerln Hotel at Myr-
ne i-oini, and moved to San Fran
Cisco to run tho St. Regis Hotel, has
sold his San Francisco lease and Is
now in louopah, Nevada, says tin
.vinrshllold Kocord. Just what. Mr
M'liiiiing Intends lo do In Tonopah
is noi Known, nut he will probably
against go into the hotel business
llruco llcnnis Accepts
nriicn i lentils, who until a few
nionins ago was editor of the La
i. ramie Observer, has accepted tin
appointment as chairman or the ex
ecimve committee to handle the cain-
pniKll lor the proposed $i;,iHIO,MM
road bond issue, which will he sub
milled' to a vote of the people o
oiegon at a special election lo be
ueid on Juno 4. Mr. Iiennis will
inane Ills headquarters In Portland
lie will probably spend a lew
in llouglas Counly during the
paign.
Iload Improvement started
i ouniy survi vor . . n. c,.i,ii,m,l
lelt lor .Myrtle Creek this morning
vvnei-e construction was started to
day on the grade Improvement to
me treacherous hill leading into tin
town. The contract was recently
given to s. S. Scbell. .Mr. CerinoiKl
expects to be on the job at difiur
cm limes until it is finished, but
will probably return here for a few
days alter the work is started. The
grade will he about I Tun feet in
length and eliminate one of the most
dangerous points on the highway.
Mother s Improving
Mis-. C. S. Hemline, vvho had been
lo Porllaml to visit her mother. Mrs.
K. o. Lldridge, who has been ill for
several weeks, returned home this
nioining. The latter was removed
from the hospital yesterday and !,
sai.l to lie Improving, although she
will be all invalid tor several weks.
I'oliiier I lock lleie Writes
I. oval I-:. s,-oit, formerly a drug
cleik ill this- cn.v ill the employ ol
Henry I; iclo. i dson. is now at Stan
oii. X. Ii.. according to word re
el ed Here to. lav-, where he says
.onlitions an- qiiii.. different from
ho " in Kom -I, mi:. He said the
-II" v at that lime li,M drifted lo a
de;.ih of about seven feet ill I roll I
"I Ins stoie. He has been al,,,.Mi
Trot. i this ci;v roe about Iwii years
and has s.ine managed several
-l"ie- in Neiii, le.kola. He savs a
ai' l majority or the people then,
are i.i-iiiiiins.
nice reported to be working ror the .... ()
zc':z..!:z have coluh in your cheeks
ind the slaleii.ent Is made h. will . .
Locates ac Seattle
Miss Olive Walker, of Wilbur,
who is well known here and who
was formerly employed as stenog
rapher iu'the offices of Attorney B.
L. Kddy, will leave here tonight tor
Seattle to locale with a sister who
is teaehiug there. Miss Walker
pects to secure a position and
main In that city indefinitely.
Air Killed Willi Ivvcileiueiit
tILK.VOALfi NEWS.
T..T..I .T t ? f ? t I l
Be Better Looking Take
Ulive I ablets
Kon't l.el Your (Viugh Hang On.
A cough that lacks and weaken
Is dangerous, it undermine youi
health and thrives on neglect. Re
lieve it at nine with Itr. King's New
liiscovery. This soothing balsam
remedy heals the throat, loosens the
phlegm, its antis-eptic prot-enles kill
the germ and the cold is quickly
broken up. Children and Krnwn-ups
alike lind Hr. King's New liicovcry
pleasant to take as well as enVrtive
Have a bottle handy in your niedi
tine chest for grippe, croup and al
bronchial affections. At your drug
fiat a, SOe.
and the statement Is made h
' in i'lov ed who the sugar loiniianv
W hen Mr. Laird and his famcy o :
!'e:e he interned toiirilu 111.- -I. I
I c.,!ii,,rni:, in Co- fmil am... Ici, If yo-ir skin is y-!lJW complexion
v as eng;.ged -.:oi.- , ne, .ei . ng Pali I -tongue c.a'.t -d appetite ..,r
i:' I'",n" "'i have a bad taste in your mouth a
Ri'liini ! Homesie.nl '-'f'- ii '-g-".d Icclmg you should take
c. I-'. I'.r :linigan and lid. .1. LU.s. " '
"Ii" le-i.ie on a ho te.id near l:'"tJr'; "live Tabk-n a stilj-
!,! l.,'t r,.,- t. ....... ii" i t r'i'"'c I'.r cj,,:te were nri-i.rired l.w
'- 'I'l Tils Ii.ilif-nl:
I Jr. i'dwar.!,- Olive Tablet, arc a
ur-.lv V'g. '.i!.lc fompriuiid mixed with
bv" . loii will kiivv them by their
-M c I r.
ter a trip ;. e-i...(j;.v fmin M v 1 1
Point. Tii..'. cirv-d here on root
and te.ioit the inals in o.n.li
tion at -.ev..!;t: p 1 .i . -s in Ihe ::;o-i:.-tains.
The had '..-.-n i-m. I in
logging I 'i . ' i . .
, .... .... ! ' "'' a clear, pmk 4:m. bright p-.-pi
"" '"" " V , I"' :"'''- a fcling- of l.i,.,va,:y iikc
f, PJ?; V: ,nr! c... . -I .la.v,y.e, m,tKetai,,ecv,.e.
for the Indian .sen, e w.-i f l- ,-. I -!-,. ard ( l!,v e 'i .-e,l, t, at, n the
wr arnved (-.. v.-'er!,, and win l:v,r r,.l b..w,!s like cal- .,ucl-y, t h"e
probably lea ve in a few ;,,T no .! ..i.-.-r.-us af'.-r . ff. r's
'!i,v . J the lb- and overcome con-
by L. I',. s,.indh..iM. who is H e h, :l: st:;...;i n. 1 !ia;' why million. .,f boxes
depity. Several deina ml ! n g In- are s.,!d .imieallv m tilr 3n,t ) .....
vestigatlnn will b- attendeil to at ' box All druggists. 'lake one or two
t"t time. Jiiinlitly and note the pleasing rtsultJ,
A very pleasant dinner party at
ex- the home of J. L. Scott, occurred on
re- Monday, and the guests were invited
to a drive out lo Fortune Farm to
pay our profound respects to that
Ceorgo llouck. Jr.. who has n grand old pioneer lady. Mrs. K. M
wireless outfit located on the roof F.lliff and her daughter, Mrs. Flor
of the llouck home on S. Stephens ence Hevvey. W. ti. Iternstein, of
In
of
to
street, reported last night that great
excitement filled the
in the form of mes
quarters inquiring us to the truth
of a reiiort that Kaiser Wilhelin had
been nssinnted. Mr. llouck said hu
never before noticed such general
excitement. The messages were so
thick that he was unable except
only a few cases to get the text
their inquiries.
Whooping (Viiigli KeHM-ted
several cases were reported
the health authorities here today of
whooping cougllt that had broken out
at points in the county. The cases
reported, this morning were at (ireen
and Sutherlin. So fur as known, no
epidemic is believed to have beeu
started here.
leMirted for Alaska t
William llowker, who owns ex
tensive mining Interests in Alaska,
loft for that country lust night. Ho
is making the trip to Seattle by rati
and expects to sail from that city
lute in the present week. Mr.
llowker spent the past few months In
Roseburg visiting wilh his mother.
He previously spent much time In
Alaska, where he is developing his
mining property.
Will Hold Kxaillilltllion
An examination of applicants to
succeed the post master at Tenniile.
Douglas Counly. who resigned re-
cenlly, will he held within the next
few weeks, according to word re
ceived In Roseburg this morning. In
formation from whatever source per
missible under the law touching the
suitability of eliglbles will be given
consideration by the Postoffice Department.
Civil Action Filed
Constable II. II. Church went to
Myrtle Creek this morning to serve
papers In the case of Harry Call vs.
I liarles lleskett. The action
brought by Mr. Call to recover the
possession of real properly, and was
filed In tile justice court of Ibis eitv.
.n "sci. i: soiti:xi:ss i:i:lii: i:i)
the tllendale-Fernvale mall route,
iir, which was w ho was one of the guests, took mi
ages from all out his llulck car, he being the
chauffeur. Ho can surely drive
car to perfection. We. Mrs. Hallo-
way, myself and the two gentlemen
spent a delightful hour at the Flirt
home, and we were pleased to hide
that Mrs. Km IT is much better, and
also that Mrs. Dewey is enjoying her
usual good health. They are plan
um), to return to Canyonvlllc to
spend the summer, as .Mrs. Kliff has
rented her farm to eastern parties.
who will arrive April 10. We con
tinned our drive as far as the old
stage station that is always
minder to us of happy pioneer days.
Mr. Scott called our attention to
many improvements along the road
that ho will construct during the
coming summer, also to other work
of improvement thai will, not be
wholly completed for throe years in-
grading and surfacing our road that
was so much Improved bv the work
of the past year.
Wo are luilelireif to Mrs. Hallo
way and Messrs. Scott and Hern-
stein for an enjoyable day
.1. L. Scott, one or tho best in
formed and most thorough road
builders In Southern Oregon, I
commencing his year's work. In the
line of .roadbuildlug wo must, class
Mr. Scon with ,1. II. Yeon, the grout
road inagmite of the Columbia Rivet-
Highway, us his system Is thorough
ly planned before he commences the
construction of a road, and dura
bility and elt'lclency in tho work
means' economy and good roads and
happy taxpayers.
Huron Clougf. and his mother
Mrs. .1. L. dough, of Canyonvllle
were week-end guests at the home
of Mrs. U. M. F.lliff.
(luy .Inclines and his sisters,
Misses Ftliel ii lid Mildred, attended
was services at Olivet church last Sun
day.
L. M. (IrolT lel't for Grunts Pass
this afternoon In Inspect his newly
acquired properly.
Mayor Snyder and Recorder Wll
sou are bundling our city business
very iicceplnbly: also they are aided
by a wise coterie of coiineilmen.
X. X.
Invlew Waut Ads. Drlng results.
Fnusuul work, bending und Hid
ing or strenuous exercise is a strain
on the muscles, they become sore
und si I IT, you are crippled an In
pain. Sloan's Liniment brings vou
li 1 i el: rnliel' ..,ui- I., .1,. 11
trntes without rubbing and drives '"M'-lM"M"l
out the soreness. A clear liquid, I
cleaner than inussy plasters or olnl-i
nients. It does not slain the skin or f ' 5
log the pores. Always have a hot- changed his offices and 4
tie banilv for Ihe pains and aches of T IR now "ca'" " rooliiH lltlll- .J.
rheumatism, gout, lumbago, gr , ' p ; . "llnl rl"or. 1'erklns .J.
bruises, stiffness, backache and all I ,iul"lmg. Phono 417. .J.
external pain. At your druggist, yr.t-. ' H"
L'.-.c lJMII'I(
lilt. I.IOIIItllACII
TO ARRIVE about March 12th, a car had of
Mitchell Sixes
(The i.ifvtitnr Car)
A powerful, lilit weight six, that has abundance of
room, and every convenience you could desire; a
car that you will be proud to own.
We will he pleased to show you the
Mitchell Six
J. F. BARKER & CO.
Phone 1 (i Roseburg, Ore.
Now is the Time to Visit
California
Ik'i' lieauty, her lii'illiunt city life, lier joyous
MiiisliiiK!, her fnsciiiitline; hazi; of history
all draw you on. People never tire ol' rediscovering-
California and never will. She is
an old, old land, yet ever younj?. (io there.
Kel'icsh mind and hody. See that your
tickets read
Shasta Route
Roseburg to San Francisco
California fxpicss-Shasta limilfd San franu'sio Express
This route offers a reniarkahle
service of comfort and enjoy
menl. Steel cars, rock-ballasted
road-bed. Past Ml. Shasta,
Shasta Springs and other won
ders. Ask for I'ooklets, Helpful and Instructive
John M. Scolt, fieiieral rassener Atfcnt, I'orlliuid.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
( uliiol-niit "inoge liny, Mun Ii 10.
The old Quotation fits the New Clothes
Variety's the Spice of Life
Might have been written to describe the varied
array of models we're showing this Spring.
There never was n season when Individual taste found such
prompt fulfillment as now. If your ideas run to belted ef
fects, we have thorn all the way from the belt all around,
down to tho belt that's the merest strip across the back.
H your preferences are for plain, tight-fitting clothes, we
have nobby models galore that will fit you and please you.
Nobby Mixtures, .Smart Stripes, Under
plaids and Overplaids
$15.00 to $35.00
New arrivals in HatH, Caps, Neckwear, Shirts.
Have You Seen our New Ties?
Just received a swell, new line of the very latest ties
XOOO(X0.OOOOOOi
Harley-Davidson Bicycles
are different than ordinary bicycles. Seeing is" believing.
Come in and look them over.
Quality is the Fass Word
The Harley-Davidson Agency
204-W. Douglas St,
Roseburg, Ore.
w.o.o:w'.coo
The CAFETERIA
Has Moved
to its new location on
Jackson St., opposite Umpqua Hotel
CAFETERIA DINNER
Will be served from 11 a. m. to 7 p.
m.
BUSINESS LUNCH
Regular Business Man's 30 cent Lunch
from 1 1 a. m. to 1 p. m.
Short orders all the time
W. H. DOLE, Proprietor
YOU AUTO
Get our cash price on
WHITE RIVER FLOUR
Less than todays wholesale price.
Car due this wjek. Makes whiter. Lighter Bread
Kidd's Grocery
XXWOOOOOOOOGOOOOiOOOCK
Description of Our
Auto Tops
can be confined to three
wordH: "Convtiuiencc, Com
fort and Kcimotny." No cur in
fully eiuip'M without one.
I.t us Klvo you figures on a
ffrnt clans top for your ma
chine. You'll find them very
rensoni.btw Indeed ns you will
find our work relinblo.
Geo. T. Shanks
iff I Kant Ook Strwt,
Itosfhiu-ft, Oregon
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