EVENING ROSEBVIMJ KEV1EW, WHDXESDAV, MARCH 28, 1817.
S
BRIFE NEWS ITEMS OF THE CITY
t umiiiisimi'rw Art Mcrt-i
County ConiiiiiKHioncin H. I". Nich
oIh, or KUIille. ami W. K. St. John,
of riuthcrliii. arrived h"ie lit nt cwn
IniC to att-nii the good roads rally
held at the :ourt house here today.
Uotii Mr. NU-hoU ami St. John are
interested In good roads ami the
he.heve the I'i.'t'lo.u'Mi bond tafut.
i tumid carry at the. Hper ial clw-Hon
tr. ho he. Id throughout Orcein) on
June 4.
I'liiinal Held Today
The funeral of the late Mrn. Sarah
Stelnhuuer. who died al Happy Val
ley late Monday evening, wan hold ai
the family home there this tnurnini;.
Interment of the body followed in
the odd I-VIIow-i' cemetery here
Urn. Steinhauer had resided in the
Happy Valley vicinity for several
yeaiK and the funeral was attended
by a 1Ik crowd.
(;n-s to Portland
AI, J'erkiiiH left here on train No.
1 i .tnL nlKht for Cortland to pur
chase equipment for a two-chali,
bather tshop which he will itiMiail in
the rmp(iia hotel. Mr. Perkins ex
pectH to return here Kriday. The
new shop will probably be ready I'm
(he trade Hume lime next week.
(Mtaid ItetiiriH'd Home
K. 1). CoHper, a guard at the slate
penitentiary who spent yesterday in
ItoHebuiK searching lor Tom ('
lUien and Tom Wilson, est ape. i
convicts, left for hi home last even
ing. Mr. Cosper searched all south
hound trains arriving here Tuesda
but was unable to find any trace ui
the fugilhes. The men escaped from
t he prison grounds Monday after
tioon and were last seen near t lit
Salem depot three Iiouik later. The
were headed for the railroad yard,
where. It is believed, Ihey intended
to board a train for the south
I loth men were trust ien and had
been at the penitentiary for soon
lime.
fteliirns From Portland
AIi-h. (.). Tompkins, of lilddle, who
had been visit in at I 'oi l land. Cor
vallls, and other northern points
arrived here last evening. ,Altei
short visllH with Itosehurg friend:
she will continue her way home. She
hail been visit lug relatives and loo;
a most enjoyable trip.
.Many Tickets Sold
Members of the lloscbnm Musical
Club who recently undertook to con
duct the recital of Kudolph Can,
t he noted Swiss pianist , rejioi tci
yesterday that more t hket s inn',
been hold than to pay for the cut in
expense. The event will be hlstori
cal in local musical circles and i
crowd n umbering several limnl i eil
will lie present. It will take placi
at the Antler's Theater Friday ninhl
March ;:n.
any in villi Visitor line
.1. I.. ('lough, (he prominent ('an
yon Hie rancher, spent entcrday ir
th Ik elty, ret urn ing home hist even
inn. lie was accompanied by hh
daughter, Miss Hess ('lough, who Is
well known aiming Uosehin k you nr.
people. They were look fug a I 1 er
business matters.
Mere Finn (ilendale
W. S. Ilaitou, wife and daughter
of C Ien dale, returned home hi!
evening. They had been heie im
the day and were attending to liusi
tiers aflatis and vlsltinn amoiu'
their Tiiends.
Is IVe'inilng Article
.1 . W. Morris, represent ing t h
Oregon State Motor Association
who has been spending he past few
days here, last nigrl prepaied i
lengthy article in answer to the
statement publislieil i eceu I ly hy I '
K. Spence. Master of the HeiMp
State (i range, in oppoit om to tin
one, one ImiimI Issue. The article
pi e pa red by Mr. Mini is has been
sent to I'oitland and will pmbahU
be published III tmnonow s isMie nt
t he Murniim i egon iait.
Wm Smith Home
M iss Vera Smith, popular tales
lady behind the rigar stand at the
i'lllpMUH Hotel, i. 'tinned heie List
ccnlni; after a tew d.us spent ,i!
I'ortland, wheie slie visited with
her friend. Miss Justine t niter Mis
Sin it li sav s she had a del iglit ru1
time. Miss Carter- b-tt heie nimu
a month tun and has situ e icnle In i
home Willi her mother in I'uill.t'til
ivlliim Al Maisbfiel.t
I.. It. Sandblast, a loi.it ;iilniiiv
is si 'end i tig a t '-w da v s at V ,i , '.
field loo), i it u al(4 i litiMii" s o.it
leiw.. He will iioli.il.h letiitn to
liosebini; later 111 the week.
UettitiMNl IVtnii I'oiibind
. T. I -a ("(in. tit it n;u;ci ci I' 1 he
liosebui Sand and
tiati-d some ditan
ivi 1 Co
(.Mil) ,.1
It y, has r et in lied heie a M et a i w
davs spi'iit at I'otC.ind .in-i ut'
ttoithern i it it-- ti l.,nv,.n ejM f
to operate b' plant al tin! - ai a. it
diiliiK llir 4oii)iiu' s i m i i e i in -nle
to supply Hie d-i n it ml I'M Ins pro
dint.
.MNV JJKi: THIS IN Hitsl III
Similnr
(uve4 Heine TuMUIted
l atli Issue.
The follow inu c;i. e is but one
many occurinn daily in Hos'l--n.;
Is an easv matter to
iiIm it.
cannot ask for better prm'
1., C. Adams, 7 1' J V. Me h r St
Koeburg. sas: "I cannot :w iinv
tliiiiK too noud in praise o: l'...m s
K Idtiey l'il Is, 1 have used t 1m m en
several occasions when 1 have to'to- il
ni kldnev s have not I n a tun:
ptoperly and also w lien I have had
attacks of lutnlmKo and they have
never failed to overcome the
double.-'
Piice r.nc. at all dealers Uon t t
Imply ask for a kidney remedy net
Hoau's Kidnev I'tlls - the same that
Mr Adams hud. Ko-tei Milbui n Co ,
I'rupt . Murfalo, N Y. Alv).
r 5
( Xiicials Dni'outt Sou Hi
A party of officials of the West
ern I'tnofi Company passed thiouh
liosebui Tuesday enrouto to Sao
l-'rancisco. a Iter a few days sp'-nt
at I'oitland. Seattle and other north-j
ern points. They wero traveliim in
a priate car and are vlsitirn; many,
of the more important offices of the;
i ompauy aloni; the tine of the :
Sou t hern Paei tie la ihoad. Iur-
ini their brief delay here, K, M.;
'ook, I'acjiic Coast manager for tlie;
Western I n ion Company, said busi-'
iiess was Improving in the West audi
the people here were soon to enjoy j
an era of prosperity unprecedented :
in the history or the country.
IJiien .Manilla t urine, ant !
Word was received here last night
to the cfiect that .1. Sidney Starling.!
president and ' treasurer of the
I'laxen Tiber lown Company, rnanii-l
facturers of linen products, of New-
York, lias arrived in Portland in j
itiest of a suitable location for . j
plant. It is probable that the of-!
fleers or the Coniercial Club willl
correspond with Mr. Starling in I
hope that he may be persuaded to'
come to Ujscburg and look over the
field. .
Skins Ill-ought I loll ii ty j
Several tine coyote a nd cougar j
skins were disposed of today by Ceo. -Morris
and ('has. Sturgis, of Slither-j
lift, when I hey sold them to II. K. j
Shields. Tlie animals were captured ;
in The vicinity of Sulherlin and the!
I' u ik w ere brought over this morn
ing, when the bounty was obtained
on them. Mr. Morris and Mr. Stur
glH returned to Sulherlin this after
noon. Kotml raithusiiist Hn-
Sol. Culver, one of tlie best known
residents of t lie Camas Valley vi
cinity, arrived here this morning to!
at tend t lie good roads rally w hich
was held al the courthouse this af
ternoon. Mr. Culver l a good roads
enthusiast and is heartily in tavorj
of the bond Issues which are to be1
su bm lit ed to t he voters of Oregon i
at the special eleclion to be held in
June. j
Spraying N Advised i
( 'onnty Km it I n spec tor Kt ed I-
Strang stated last evening that it
is now time for fruitgrowers of tills,
icinity to begin spr aying their j
trees in the event they are to avoid;
disease in their orchards during1
the present season. Spraying has
been ret aided so mew hat because ol
the recent rains and further delay
on the part ol the onhardisls unit j
result disastrously. J
Couple Were ltelenad
Sherl if Ceorgo inline last oven-'
lug telegraphed to Mediord anil in
structed the otf l ers there to re
lease (. Tat Maud, and a woman
la lining to be his wile, who were
arrested at the southern city earl)
Tuesday on suspicion of uaving been
implicated in the robbery of the ta
collect lug offices at the court house
here Sunday night. When taken in
to custody, Maud had only In cents
on his person. Suspicion pointed'
lowatd Maud and the woman for
the ieason that they were seen loit
ering a bout the cou it house as hit
at 11 o do, k last Sunday niirht. or
aboiil an hour bolore the tohhery
i.ci lined
ltd or tied I loin Port land
Mr. and Mrs S. C Haitrum re
turned litis tuoiimin I'miiii Portland,
where they spent several das Mr.
Uariruui was attending the conven
tion ol the forest supervisors there
ami took a prominent part in the
programs of the sessions,
Oakland Visitor-
Among tl lit of town people who
visited the city todav and aHeiobd
(he cond loads rail) v (he fellow
ing Iroin Oakland- Mavor .1. T.
Mridi'es. K. H Piiikloii. A Hem ik
-en, A A Thiel and C A. Stevens.
' pci a' e ( ; ! Mine
C K, Clivals, ol Sulherlin. wa - a
bii-iius-. visitor in the cil lod.n , re
IlllliltiL: on tbe alteiiioon Main He
lias a copper mine at the headwaters
ol Cihiponia Cleek which be has
operated successfully tor Ihtve
'Months. The mine is said to lie olir
ol t lie li ue--t i u I he roll li 1 1 v ,i nd is
rich m copper.
raw goodW
MUSTEROLE FEELS!
It Gels to Th;it Soro Spot
Liku M.mic
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llinsi- sure inii It r-. tli.tsi' st : ( : 't
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4- MtiJiTS SOT SHK. .
I ( ouucilinati Al. C'rc-aion f
4- apologized to liin fellow coun- j
1- cii members la.st .Monday U
4 night for u jnistake made at u 4
previous meeting when be ten-
J dered an erroneous report.
J The councilman said he had J
4 reported a number of lights 4
J out among the various cius- J
J ter- groiifts on Jackson street
.J but on flirt per exa mi nation
he said he had found himself
U mif.taken. He said t he lights J
had been burning hut he tiad
J been una hie to distinguish
J t hem. The correction w ill 4
probably result In the installa- 4
tion (d larger lights or action !
! as suggested by Mayor Kite 4
that the dirt be removed from
J the globes. The councilman -
made his investigation, how- 4
U ever, in the day time. 4
llighviay ( Viimiiissioner Here
K. .1. Adams, a mem her of the
State II igh w ay Cum mission, arrived
in Hoseburg last night from Kugene
pre pa ratory to attending the good
roads rally held al the courthouse
here today. Mr. Adams Is said to be
very well versed in the art ol road
construction and will no doubt make
the state a most valuable officii'!. He
is registered at the I'liipqua Hotel.
Teachers Will .Meet
The Progressive Teachers' Club, of
Houglas County, will meet in an all
flay session at the Methodist Church
in Hoseburg on Saturday, March '.1 1 .
Mrs. ((rooks, of the domestic art de
partment of 0. A. C, will lecture in
t he morning. The teachers of the
rural schools will meet in a separate
session during the afternoon to dis
cuss the special problems of t he
rural school. All lady teachers of the
county are invited to attend.
Tomorrow, Only $1.00 Puts This New
Hoosier Gabinet in Your Home
You may choose between the celebrated Hoosier Beauty pictured here,
and one of the famous low priced Hoosier Wonders.
Terms of the Hoosier Plan are these:
I $1 puts Hie cabinet ybu choose in toitr home,
- JSI weekly pays for II.
;l The Ihiw Price lived by (he factory pre-
ails strictly.
I Tin Mile is miller direct supervision of t ho
Hoosier Company.
. No interest, Xo extra fees.
tl Your money back if you are not DFUGIITFD
with your Hoosier.
Only thoso women who j.'."asp this op
portunity tomorrow can be siwv of pelting
ono of those cabinets on this liberal Hoosier
plan. You realize, of course, that these terms
could not be oMered except on a very limited
number of cabinets.
After This Sale
I The "Hoosier I 'Inn" lei ins will lie vt it lid i awn.
'2 our regular furniture terms will (hen prevail.
The Immediate Closing
ui' this .sjilo may ho mused tomorrow hy tlio
immlii'i' of women who enroll on this Hoos
ier I'liin. If all the women who need lloos
iers .should eomo tomorrow, our allotment
would be taUen before ninht and the .sale
would close. This has happened in many
similar sales throughout the country. On
Ihe other hand, if women delay, the sale may
last all week. This too has happened. Which
now is the best lor you to delay and take
the chance of missing this opportunity or to
come down tomorrow and find out about this
cabinet so von can decide before il is too
late 7
It riniiHit lokc tin mi mill's In
dfcitlf, (une fur I'll, irhiilii'r ijou
it'll nil to n it'lm. u iinir or lult-r
Ami iion n tf tit iiiiititj. 1 1 tut inht r,
a hrlhi r or not ijni' will surr miles
p.' it a in it sn rif s lii s noil nnir tnki'.
Hut unless you decide at once, you may
decide too late to own this greatest of all
Hoosier cabinets on this liberal Hoosier
1'laii. l.ooo. ono women already have lloos
iers. Thousands are buying this new Hoosier
every lurk, You .should, without fail, grasp
this opportunity and see this cabinet tomorrow.
TOMORROW you may examine nil the new features. You incur no ohligatinn. Hut you should come
early so you ean study them carefully. Our slock of W hite Heauty patterns is limited. You may be too
late to M one on the MOOS1KR PLAN if you delay. Come and SKIi this remarkable NF.W HOOSIF.R
tomorrow.
A. J. LILBURN & SON
Complete House
Out of Towo VUltors
W. W. WusoD. Leslie Miller, J. Y.
Wise, Ben Huntington, Sr., from
'Yonealia. and Dwight Jieed and Ben
Huntington, Jr., ol brain, were visit
ors in the city today attending tbe
good roads rally.
Visited at l-aleubowei"
Mr. and Mrs. 1.. C. Countryman,
of liellingham, Wash., who had been
the guests of Mr. and .Mrs. S. I.
Cooley. at Kden bower, for a few
days, departed this morning for Ash
land, where they will spend a short
time. They are enjoying an extend
ed trip and will go as far as Los An
geles, from where they will leave for
Jacksonville, Fia., and a journey
, through the Southern and Kastern
stales-.
i Former CoinniisMoncr Here
Harry Pinkstun. of Oakland, for
' mer county commissioner jind one
i of the best known men in this sec
tion of the state, anived in the city
this morning to attend he go'ct
I roa d s ra 1 1 y held at the co 1 1 r t h o u se
this afternoon.
. Kepi-e-ciitultvc lit Town
! Uoy Griggs, representative from
Douglas County, catne ivor from
Comstock this morning and was en
, interested spectator at i he good
roads rally held at. the courthouse
1 this afternoon. .Mr. Griggs is an
j advocate of good t riads an.l is sup
! porting the t;.oiHi,onn bond issue
; to be voted on the people ol"
1 Oregon on .1 une 4 .
j Some Fine Itioccoli .
I I. Harralson. one of the best
known ranchers in this section of
! houglas County, this morning orot
i to the city a cra'e of broccoli which
he sold to Mrs. A. C. K'dd & Son.
I The broccoli was packed villi great
I care and attracted considerable at
tention at the hands of visitors who
spent the day in town.
Sulherlin Man Here
Frank Norton, manager of the
Kverfros!) plant at Sutherlin, :i cut
the -day in itoseburg a'tendin the
good roads meeting and looking af
Furnishers
ter business matters. Mr. Mortun
anticipates a very busy year tnd be
predicts that his plant will 69 In al-J
most continuous operation during!
the entire season. Last year ;hv
Kverfresh plant brought thousands j
of dollars into the Sulherlin vicinity,
in addition to furnishing emplov
ment for quite a number cf reople.
Oakland Mayor Hero
J. T. bridges, mayor of Oal.ltr.d.
arrived in Hoseburg this morirng to
attend the good roads me tin;. Mr.
Uridges favors the state road bond
issue, as do most of the other people
of t tie Oakland vicinity.
Drain lruftfist Her
Benjamin Huntington, Jr., out", o:
the best known men in the Drain vi
cinity, arrived in Hoseburg this
morning and spent the afternoon at
tending the good roads rally and
looking after business matters. Mr.
Huntington served as reading clerk
of the State Senate during the last
session of the Legislature and has a
wide acquaintance throughout the
state.
ATTENTION FA KM KKS.
If interested in gas tractors, steam
engines, sawmills or threshers,
write to the, A. H. Averill Machinery
Company, of Portland. The tractors
sold by this company are the best
and will stand the test.
o
Sloan's Liniment For KbeumntUm.
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 or
ointments because it penetrates
quickly without rubbing. For the
many pains and aches following ex
posure, strains, sprains and muscle
sorenesH. Sloan's Liniment is
promptly effective. Alawys have a
bottle handy for gout, lumbago,
toothache, backache, stiff neck and
alt external pains. At druggists. 2f,c
"Hoosier Bcautv"
s?Fsf iff ShTtel
J M is1' its lap I
Advertised in Leading Magazines
Six Exclusive HOOSIER Features
YOU MUST HAVE
Tlit-si- IViOutvs :irt uliyoliiti'ly niM'. ssarv if yon (.piot m. minimi oonven
ifii,.,. in oitr c;iliiu'l. tio mil nci't-pt suhlilin.'s. You are onlitlcil lo llu-se
1 .'.ii ni t s ihat an1 fount! olilv on tlio Hoosmt.
I All nit-lal uta lt-tiul tl. tin- hiu.
- Pali iiKsl -t-ai -th o i n vhnkt-r Iiiit. Th viiiIiiks 1111111'ti'st.al v.
a Siliuililii anan. 'infill , I i . 1 iKitlt-,! mool fl f,iitnl I ea-ilv rcili'lliil.
I Kcvulxini; vpic,. uixit-r ih,. linal lomli el cuivtMiit'iice.
" Iiiu raaill) -imai- liin linttls xw'ue n ninth as nthi-r lii.
l ttt'iiiev aide mil tltMii- easily krpl , ltan.
Cass St.,
ENGINEER LOST HOME
AT PORTLAND TUESDAY;
CLOTHES WERE BURNED
Fire which started from a
defective flue Tuesday de- 4
stroyed the dwelling and fur
niture of J. il. McGrath, a -j
Southern Pacific engineer, who j-
lives in Portland. Mr. Me
Grath was in Hoseburg at the
time of the fire and had no 4"
J knowledge of his loss until he
returned to Portland. .Mrs. j?
A McGrath discovered the "fire A
A as she was preparing to at- 4
tend a theater. Besides losing 4
A the dwelling and furnishings, $
A Mrs. McGrath lost her cloth- 4
A ing, together with about $Ja
in cash. lloth Mr. and Mrs. Ji
4- McGrath are well known in 4
Hoseburg. where they have 4
4 many friends who regret to A
A learn of their misfortune. 4
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
. . Ai;mvi:i) at ki gkxk.
After encountering roads which
they said were almost impassable,
C. II. Donnellson. of San Diego, and
Arthur Hepp and family, of Oakland.
Calif. , reached Kugene Monday
night by automobile on their way to
Portland. They arrived in Hoseburg
last Friday afternoon and departed
for the north Saturday. In Tues
day morning's issue of the Kugene
liegister they gave a most interest
ing account of the trip which, to
say the least, was eventful. They
expect to reach Portland today.
DIXO.WIMjK daxck.
I3ig dance at Dixonvllle Friday
evening, March ISDth. Ott's orches
tra. Xo undislrables will he admit
ted to the hall. Dixonvillc Audi
torium Co.
Roseburg, Ore.
V
C.. lZk?..' -
. )t ' a i- . '-fi.-xl
Stop at
Hotel Umpqua
New and Modern
Mrs. F. D. Owen
CUT FLOWERS
POTTED PLANTS
FUNERAL DESIGNS
WEDDING BOQUETS
PHONES
Greenhouse U-K12 City 414
HIGH GRADE
Life Insurance
EXCLUSIVELY
Five years in Roseburg as Dis
trict Manager for The Mutual
Life of N. Y. Writing Life In
surance is my exclusive and
only business. See tbe new in
come pulley.
J. F. HUTCHASON
Office, First State & Savings
Bank Illdg.
Nephi Land Plaster
We have a few tons
WIZARD" Fertilizer for
your Lawns and Gardens
J. F. BARKER & CO.
tfitschtiri;. ttrvgttt
Jtiifilcmctits riiiclvs
STOP AT
Hotel Grand
Cass St., Roseburg, Or.
Real Estate
City ami I-'nrm Properly
Timber J.niuLs
Agent for
Westlnke nud Winchester Hay
Town JU)(8.
GEORGE RITER
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 "Shorty"
BEFORE
buying a
CREAM
Separator
See the Latest.
Model
SHAR.PLES
Suction Feed
at the
Douglas County Creamery
We Arc looking for the Man
ho has soiled his oloth.-s so badly
that Ihey are not fit lo wear. No
matter how dirty or greasy the suit
may be. we are eiiuii.ped with the
most modern machinery, and have
skilled workmen who know how to
l lrnii, liepair anil Vrr old Clothe
so that they look just like new.
Imperial Cleaners
m
Phone
!77 342 N. Jackson