Roseburg review., March 27, 1917, Image 2

PAGE TWO
h'VKXIXG KOSEUl-RG ILKVIEW, Tl'KSU.W. M.tllCII 27. 101;
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I BRIFE NEWS ITEMS OF THE CITY
1
Purchased New Jiuellinex -
I!.st rirt Attorney (li-oii.e Neiinei
last Saturday purrhasetl a ehvellint'.
and four lots., tortiiei-ly iiwn-tl hi
Charles Gardner, and situand in
North It rtst? I 1 1 1'K- Mr. Gareiner is ai
lire-seni in W'istonslii. Mi'. N'eunei
Mated thiK afternoon that lie pur
chased the property for rental nir
IcoseK. 1'lended ot Guilty
Kdward Nualt. a well known Ho. Belial-it;
lil.if:kttifth. was arrested here
Monthly nioniiiiK eharKed with ioiii
lltltting afsault and halteiy upon Un
person of Jake Noah. Tpon hchm
arraigned In the Juxtii-e court he en
tered a plea of not i;gilly and tie
nian'ded a jmy trial. 'file trouble
which resulted In Noah's arrest Is
aliened to have occurred at the
home of .lake Noah, tin South Main
street Friday evening. The trial
wili prohahly follow later in the
present week.
CliderM'ent ( )ici-ut lull
Mrs. ('. V. Hartley, a well known
resident of Suthc-lln, underwent an
operation here .Monday inoruiiii;. Iir.
A. ('. Seely. of the linn of Ins. Seelv,
Sethor & Stewart, was in attendance
Although the operation was of a
serious nature, the patient Is Kctlint:
along nicely.'
To lleinonsliiite Cars
I. (I. (Itilll llroadway. Northwest
field man for the .Mitchell, l.ewls A
Staver Company, arrived here Sun
day evening anil will spend the next
few days In this vicinity demons! tat
Ing the Mitchell autoiuohile. The
.Mitchell car is said to he one of Hi.
high class cars of the present nee
and Is handled hy .1. Murker Ai
Coiniiany, of this city. I'ersons wish
Iiik to Inspect the car should either
notify J. Marker to Company, oi
communicate direct with 'Mr. llroail
way.
I'lidoi-went .An ieriitioM
Osaae Olson, of Yoncalla, who was
Sunday admitted to .Mercy hospital,
for medical treatment, on N'mieint
underwent an operation. He was at
tenileil by Drs. .Stcltor and Stewart.
Livery Stnjiles Sold
S. II. Iialdwln, owner of the Yon
ml la livery stahles, has sold the
business to W. It. Godfrey & Son.
who have been residing near Klk
heail recently. They are loimer
residents of Looking Glass and Hose
bu rg.
Grand Officer Mere
C. A. I. anion. Deputy Grand
Chancellor at Larue, liouialu of (lie
XToii, Knights or I'ythlas. spent Sun
day In Itosehui'K. lie left that even
ing for .Medforcl. Grants I'ass, ami
other Southern Oregon cities.
Appraisers ,U Mlixkuil)
S. .1. .lones, Horace Marsters anil
.1. O. Newland spoilt Monday alter
noon at lliorkwny, where they up
praised tint property of I lie late ('
K. Andrews. G. W'.
adniillistrator of the
panied them.
Here Tor Health
Mrs. A. M. Weaver, of Maker. Oi .
has arrived here to make here home
She came to Kosehurn mi at count o;
her health, which she ihoimln might
he Improved by this climate. She i
it daughter of Logan SchaelTer. n'
West Kost-hurg.
Mci-hanic Is Secunil
W. 1,. Ilyslnner. inaii!ii;oi of 111.
local sash and door factory, tin
morning received word fioiii Grant
I'ass to the effect that Ills leiitesl
lor a cahlnet niaket had I n mien
attention and I ti.it Charles llolailil.
a man w ith l'.'i yeais o pet li m e,
would tea. h here in the next few
clas lie will he a cMiipaiilrd In
his Bile and locate here an. -lit
!'
IXrw Sclltml House
I' loin the ai lanvcii'i'iil
today it is tee!ietc,i tin
still, lion on the new v, !,
he elected ill the Klu.n
near Melinsc. which will In- si.
In t he next lew ,,i s m.,1, ,,,
h.cM' I tl oiilciccl and M, I',,,.,
seen, nl' ih.it liriniu. ha- l , K,.
the- contract. Tlie I. nil, him wi'l i
(cue slicic, i.n.l Jt, i, ; j nl
n. elisions
Veil huclllnus Mailed
' C CM .m t,, M, ,,, ,,., ,;n , ,, 1
local . .'n.'.'i a- :,, i ii,. i , , 1 1 , -1 , ,i . . (,,
Youtm,
estate.
who h
Stailecl-
el
I.
1'l-les Are Ottered j
Ac-ling upon authority of the city I
council. Ma. or kite has offered first'
and sec olid ,ri.es lor the best yp-j
peariiiu blocks in the city on June l.i
of this year. Hesities the cash pi tze.-. '
the blocks which alf in the incest
presentable condition at that time
wilt he tle.si;;iiated by attractive sinus
which are now beiuK exhibitetl in the
display windows of the maxoi's of-'
ti. e. Tin: judges will include threce
dlsilctere.-lt-d persons to he appointed
iv tile mayor.
Married ,l Albiuiy
111 Sunday's Ore.nonian there ap
peared the jchotoisi aphs ot I.. i. '
Suiiiinerfii'ld, owner tif the local
lie. ten anii fifteen cent store, and;
Miss Vesta Amelia Sanders, who!
wore married at Albany a w eek axo. '
Anitiun the nuests at the wedtlinK
was I'hil liavies. of Itost-buif;. 'I'hej
Wftlclini; cereinojiy was in'i-lorineci
hy l!ah!ii Jonah Wise, of I'ortland.j
anil was witnessed hy members of!
the immediate family anil iutte a!
number of close friends of the con-'
tractinti parties. Mr. anil Mrs. Sum-'
merfield are making their home at;
Oakland, Calil.. where the former!
ha.-, business interests.
-Juvenile Ibiiitl Culled s
The members of the Koseburi;
Juvenile Hand will meet at the city
hall at promptly T.l.'c o'clock this!
evenilii,' to furnish music lor the!
patriotic meeting to be held at the
armory.
I.el'l For Fast
Mrs. Carl l. Shoemaker anil two
children, former residents of Jtose
btirt; hut for the past few months of
I'ortlantl. left the latter cltv Satur
day ninht for Napoleon, Ohio, where
they will spent! the next four months
wsltiim with old time friends and
relatives. Mr. Shoenia ker is now in
Kaslei-n Oregon, where he Is investi
gating game conditions- in that part
of the state.
I lied Ai Maiii.illi .
Word was received in Itoscburc
yesterday telling of the death of Hr.
W. C. Mansion, who died at Klaluath
Falls on March h. The deceased was
born In Ohio, hut later mined West
and located in I'ortland, where he
practiced medicine lor a number of
rears. Among his children is Mrs.
Matietta Harris, a promini-nl resi
dent of the Klkton vicinity. In,
Hansom bail visited In llcoiglas Ci -
ty on several occ asions acid was ijuite
well known here.
Visited Here -e,v liuys
I'. II. Merger, of Fresno,
Ic-lt here tin Monday alter
ing a tew days in this city
homo of Washington Hughe
Calir.,
the
i. Mr.
Merger is a railroad man ol South
ern California anil has been "ti iov-
l lour of the I'.iciric Coast. He
many friends in the North west .
visited at I'ortlanil. Salt I. like.
Moio. also stopping at l.os An
ile is ery much nleasec with
Ing
has
and
and
gelt
I his
intrv and said he would like
to exchange his interests in sllnnv
Ctclifoiliia for a home here.
Locale At Sun Fi-nnt-iscii
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miir.iell. of Hi
vide, runner residents of this city,
an tied la-t owning and Ic-lt today
tor San I'll, lie iscci, where they tv
i ''e ' to make their home perma
nently' Mr, Mm ki ll has h i off 1
a position witti a i i 1 1 . -1 , t tmasfet
.'" y ami will doubtless a-icpt.
Leaves I'm- OUIaho nit
Mom Mnigaicl l.acey. c
ganv. Ic-lt yesterday eteuiit
wa to nils. I. ile. mil., where .she
et ill spend the next seveial months.
She left by the st nt l hi til reoile and
tn;i - iss a lert tlat s at points along
the line.
Mi-tut us
Mis
lien-her
roll! It'iiuust, ille
I- I'toel. who had heel
i-ltlng a week or two with her par
III-, it Lit. w list ill,-, loliii nod la
tcinii:' Mis. l end makes ocea-uin
i- Ms
i lie.
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lis he
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tw .
latest h.
this tic
land. .,
W. Km,
I.
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Sill !i.
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W eat her ill I he t , xi I, , ...
Local eili.t I.Vtiit-ii .
S M. t i a w In, h.,,1
I'oc tbilel dm :ii,i t he l . ,
ret -ii ii---! lu-uie Sst.n-t.a I,,
lt',-l.l IS CIC1I. H,. .,.,,. ,,, I ; , j
bill!. llllg tie .i, . , ,
n. .'tin '.nr..- ..i-l.-i ! I-:.-
islts In Koseliutg .
Mis lehii Shaver, c
lived in llns ,-ilt 1,1-t
' iiln l-.l seveial tb.vs
P ..I the h if l
Kt-lct
I'cit-t iand
tf-nilit; It
She is -an.!
VI ! -
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VI - I
tin Cirthiiitl
"M. . riic..ii.-iin. wi
tail r. and her
rel in netl hcine la -I
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tied an, I ,l-.i
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va- bro-,i;tie it t',.
cover the -.-in ,,( J
be ,1 in- on ,i .-. ii a, ,i ,t
SI'lllMi ( OLIIS Mil
Sudden t haiu-e- ..:' i,
a nd lllldei w t-.t r e,t , fi , , .
Willi stltfte.l lll h.a.t,
and getietal cc.l.l s-ii-pt,,,,
Of 1 'r 1 Itlg's c W 1 MS ,.V ,
relief, this hnpi-v ...1,-1,
alittseplic ba -alio- . !. ,.i .
net. tli.-s t he ii t ilutt -1 nc.-u i
w hat iiuglil have b. . a .,
ttle! is hi. -ken lip I ,..!i f :
men! when lehet' Is :ir-f
half i tiled -til Is dan ;ei,
let' King's New c. iiveiy
culti Is gou.
Met ill ncd a. Ci-tl. hi,
Me
IMM.I Mill s,
'.'III. k Melict I Is, 111 Cnlcls,
Id I
.III
gr
'I bnv .in
I .,11, y lull
-,v t ,- t ah , ut
. i Cut Colli e
fr.-hiv rt.ist
teck Y-Hl M
t- r t ciflt e. It costs vt.ll lt-s
pi' s Slli.ly Co , wholesale
, oii.-miu-r.
p. I it-t .it ut . ii
t.ibt Is or the
ph. tl c ens for
.' l-er in. 1',
coin, s in pla.tl
tl and p. i- kc I
II titl.l no bet-
to the
STATE REGENT WELL
PLEASED WITH WORK
EOR D. A. R. HERE
A chapter of the I;iuKlitTS of the
Aiitcriruii ilivohillun in this city
V(til(i find much ooii work to lo u
soon as 01 anizt-d. !r,s. ". a. Smiek
has rfci'ivi.'d a httfr rroin the .State
J:K(-iit, Mi. Isaac l.fo. I'atti-rsun. in
wiurh slif couinii'iiilt'd tin cfiorth hc
iriK iiiach; Uvr' and urt-d orfaiiiica
tiun a.s oon as punsihle. This may
br ctTfcU'd wilh only twelve ineni-lit-rrt
ami ft' aru now enrolled as eli
Mihle. M rs. I'atrerson supested
imieh that ih ), A. K. ran do, and
if war eotneH to this country their
hfl will he greatly needed. In ln-r
letter she askt'd tlie IJosehurji cln)t
ut to ki't.p ;ihve th spirit of pa
i riot is in and interest in t tif- organi
zation. .Mrs. Srniek believes the enthusi
asm may ho kept KoiiiK hy helping
in various, ways, surh as visiting the
old soldhTs and distrihutin flajri.
Should war he declared, they could
also Kie their service in assisting
with preparations. The organization
will he kept open for charter nieni
hers lor a year and the officers to he
chosen are regent, vice-regent, his
torian, recording secretary, corre
sponding secretary, auditor, consult
ing registrar and treasurer. The
office of historian is one of much in
terest, as it is the historian's duty to
keep a large memorandum hook in
which she enters all the happenings
of interest ahout the chapter, with
pictures or historical points or Im
portance, These hooks will he of
much value in the keeping of the
history or the period.
j re-organized on .March 1 4, with a
I membership u: Tb? following
.were elected as officers: Sullie ,.Mc-,
'Kiidy, president: Hu hel Love, vice!
president: Mina Onisen, secretary;
Klmer Love, treasurer: Agnes
.Meyer. adi;or: .Mis. J. T. .Miller.1
advisor.
Kacli of i he Huh members were
assigned some .-penal work in either
vegetable or flower bardtninie, poul
try raising, sewing, or cooking. The
club has also taken up the metier of
beautifying our school grounds. 1
' We trust that every member will
get down to this work with much
enthusiasm.
.M US. .. T. .MlLLKl t
FESTIVAL SLOGANS ARE
RECEIVED BY REVIEW;
MAY OffER A PRIZE
Hoist the gay pennants,
Let ua be merry!
I. C. C.
AK1 OF THANKS.
IMlt'StUl.W,
IZKS.
i:i;-oi:(;..
Yoncalla, Or., March 2 1. 1017.
The Hayhiirst Industrial Club was
ST. IMTIEK'k'S lAV lUIMV.
s.
Happy sociability prevailed at the
home of .Mr. and .Mrs. Lewis Hanks,
in Canyon ville, Saturday evening,
when i hey entertained about thirty
friends at a St. I'arick's day card
party of whist. The house was pret
lily decorated in green streamers
and shamrocks, and spring flowers
were arranged attractively. .Mrs
Jessie Hanks presided at the minch
howl. The guests were later invited
to the dining room, where a dainty
lunch was served. The place cards
were green painted shamrocks,
designating the names or .Mr. and
.Mrs. Will Willis, .Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hopkins, .Mr. and Mrs. Victor Shaw,
Mr. and Mrs. lirady Burnett, Mr. and
M rs. Herbert Cross, Mr. and Mrs.
Major Hanks. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Hanks. Mrs. Jennie Hopkins, Mrs. I.
Kiiiimel, Misses Klsa Kimniel. Hazel
Carnell, Kuola Kwhanks, Esther
Fullerton, Harriet Odel, Messrs.
Ralph. Klton, Dan and Harold Uol
lenhaugh, John K. Flurrey, Albert
Hopkins. Arthur Smith, and the host
and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Hanks.
Believing that the committee in
charge of the Strawberry Carnival
to be held here in May should adopt
an official slogan, in common with
' committers having charge of other
similar events throughout the state.
The lie view this morning received
i a number of offerings from a well
I known resident of this county. Al
j though no official ai tion has been
taken hy the strawberry coininitt.ee,
It is possible that they will adopt an
j offic ial slogan for which a small
. prize will be offered.
The slogans received by the Ito
i view this morning follow:
! Kosehurg. the Strawberry, and the
j Rose!
i . Three cheers for all of our former
sh ows!
Three cheers for all the shows- to he!
; Let's get toe-ther One: Two!
j Three!
It O S K Ii r R C,, the STRAW-
IIKRItY. and the KOSK.
I wish to express my sincere
j thanks to all friends and epeciall
members of the B. of L. F. & E.. No.
f4 2, and members of Oi egon Rote
Lodge. No. ijjs, for the kindness and
sympathy shown during my recent
bet eavement. Also for the beauti
ful floral offerings.
H. R. MILLER.
If you nave something to aell, tu
rrado, to rent, or have lost pomethlnfc
or found something, use a Want Adv.
n The Review.
The Strawberry is our product
boast.
The Rose our fairest, decoration.
Let Roseburg be our heartiest
toast
Our slogan he CO-OPERATION'.
Ho! for the Strawberry!
Hey! for the Rose!
Let us be merry.
Rah! for our Shows!
Ho! for the Sunshine!
Cheer our fine weather.
Let's all co-operate,
Let's get together!
Ho! for the Rose!
Hey! for the Strawberry!
CAKD OK THANKS.
We sincerely thank the people of
Edenbower and Yoncalla lor their
kindness during the last illness and
after the death of our beloved hus
band and father, especially the
friends in Yoncalla for their beauti
ful floral offerings.
MRS. L. M. R EES.
MR. AND MRS. GEO. NOLTA
AND FAMILY,
MRS. H. L. MOONEY,
MRS. E. B. LAWSON.
MRS. Z. B. McCOLLCM,
K. L. It EES,
HARRISON R EES.
VOr NEED A SPUIM; LAXATIVE.
Dr. King's New Life Bills will re
move the accumulated wastes oi
winter from your intestines, the
burden of the blood. (let that slug-
) gish spring fever feeling out of your
I system, brighten your eye, clear
your complexion. Oct that vim and
snap of -,'ond purified healthy blood.
Dr. King's New Life Pills are a non
griping laxative that aids nature's
process, try them tonight.- At all
druggists 25c.
Sow more alfalfa, clover and Su
dan grass and increase your hay
crop, and the fertility of your land.
Slock beets, stock carrots, kale, etc.,
will yield big returns in feed. (let
fresh field seeds at the People's Sup
ply Co.
Tomorrow, Only $1.00 Puts This New
Hoosier Cabinet in Your Home
You may choose between the celebrated Hoosier Beauty pictured here,
and one ot the famous low priced Hoosier Wonders.
Terms of the Hoosier Plan are these:
I $1 cuts the eabiiiel yon t-hoie.e in your home.
- )tl weekly pays lor it,
;1 Tlie l.ou Cash Piiee llxetl liy the lutioiy pte-
ails Ml-ii-lly.
I Tlie sole is nutlet- (lifet l slljien jsittii of I lie
Hoosier 4'ttlilpany.
" o iiileifst. N,i exu-a lees.
l Your money hack it yon are not 1)1-11, It ; IITI ill
uilh your Honsior.
Only tlinsc women who jrrasp this op
portunity tomorrow can be miv ot' jreltinjr
one of these cabinets on this liberal Hoosier
plan. You realize, of course, that these terms
could not be oll'ereil except on a very limited
number of cabinets.
After This Sale
I The "llooxiet- Plan" terms will he withdrawn.
- t'tn- ii'uubir rut iiituie terms will then preutl.
The Immediate Closing
nl' this sale may be caused tomorrow by the
number ol women who enroll on this Hoos
ier I'lan. If all the women who ncd Hoos
lers should come tomorrow, our allotment
would lie taken before ninht and the sale
would close. This has happened in many
.similar sales throughout the country. On
the other hand, if women delay, the sale may
last all week. This too has happened. Which
now is the best for you to delay and take
the chance of missing this opportunity or to
come down tomorrow and find nut about this
cabinet so you can decide before it is too
late'.'
3 ' f l J f'
"Hoosier Beauty"
Atlvcrtisvd in Leading Magazines
to
ito;
Six Exclusive HOOSIER Features
YOU MUST HAVE
These Calures a tisol -i t 1 v necessary if you ev,,. e, tai,. come,,.
i-.-ff.- in tour cl.inet. H ,,t accept siil.stitut. s. V entitle.! to these
ie-.cliir.-s t!i,-t ate found only on the Hoosj, r.
I All metal ulass front ilom- hin.
1 lic'ii-li iw'n shaker sitter. sinj,.K unnecessary.
a Scientili, a. tanuementa, titles , , ,,,.., fte.pientl, easily tea, he,.
I KeM.hiim spice caster the liual I h . com enience.
Win capacity uaar hin h, ,1,1s mi.,- as i,,n,, ,,,1,,.,. ,ins
ii Kciuoxahtc r.ell ,l,Mr easily kcpl clean.
TOMOKKOW ynu may examine all the new features. You incur no obligation, lint you should come
early so you can sttuly them carefully. Our stock of While Beauty patterns is limited. You mav be too
late to get one on the HOOSlKtt l't.AN if you delay. Come and SKIi this remarkable NKY I lOOSIICR
tomorrow.
A. J. LILBURN & SON
.' ciiihikI ii,-.- lllll tin unit
'''.'"-V, eicc inr it'l. irhrilii
nili ml la icA ii.s , nun' or lali r
Ami ifint ti rr t!i i-it; i ,,, 1 1 Winihr t
irluiin r or mil -,,, u ill sure milt.
of H ,i 'i et ssu rti .s-djiN ,uti ,.))( tttkf.
Ihit unless you decide at once, you may
decide too late to own this greatest of ail
Hoosier cabinets on this liberal Hoosier
flan. l.OtMi.UOO women already hae lloos
iers. Thousands are liiiyinn' this new Hoosier
e.er;. week. ou should, u ithout fail, i; rasp
tht.s ojepoi ninity and see this cabinet tomor
row .
Complete House Furnisher:
Cass St., Roseburg, Ore.
t 1 4 r. r l
'"-5
"1 - ''7',fy'
Slop at
Hotel Umpqua
New and Modern
Mrs. F. D. Owen
CUT FLOWERS
POTTED PLANTS
FUNERAL DESIGNS
WEDDING KOQUETS
PHONES
Greenhouse 0-KJ2 City 414
HIGH GRADE
Life Insurance
EXCLUSIVELY
Five years in Roseburg as Dis
trict Manager for The Mutual
Life of N. V. Writing Ure In
surance Is my exclusive and
only business. See the new income-
jMillcy.
J. F. HUTCHASON
Office, First State & Savings
Bank 131dg.
Nephi Land Plaster
We have a few tons
"WIZARD" Fertilizer for
your Lawns and Gardens
J. F. BARKER & CO.
h'tisrhtim; Ontiii
Iiiifilt nirnts I 'rltii li's
STOP AT
Hotel Grand
Cass St., Roseburg, Or.
Real Estate
CHy nntl Farm Property
Timber Lands
Agent for
Wesilnke antl Winchester Bny
Town Lots.
GEORGE RITE1I
122 West Oak Street.
G. W. Young & Son
REAL ESTATE
Bonds. Loans. Rentals
Fire Insurance, Notary Public
116 CASS ST.
PHONE 417.
FOR BEST
JITNEY
SERVICE
Phone "Shortv"
76
BLFORK
buying
CREAM
Separator
See the Latest
Model
MIAR.PLES
Suction Keed
at, the !;
a Iff
r- lii
LES M
-eed U'-Sfr
Houglas County Creamery
jWe Arc looking for (he Man
! l.o Ii.is soil.-d his rlothfs so Iki.II.v
.th.it they are not fit to wear. No
matter liou- dirty or proasy the pitit
may lie, e art- e.-npii d with the
i iim-t inodrrn marhinerv. and have
killed workaien who know how tn
l lean. I!eiair and I'losi old ('lutlcet
so that tli-y look just like new.
Imperial Cleaners
Phone 277 342 N. Jackson