Roseburg review., March 28, 1917, Image 6

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EVE.VIXG IVWEBCBG REVIEW. WEIATADAT, MARCH M, 1B1T.
w. . . r.
""iihSfr I MAJESTir
JJJLS Oi ivy I
TMf BRIGHT SPGI
8-REELS-8
TODAY
5c and 10c
MATIHZS tVKRY DAY WROH 2 TO 3 P rtf'ii f
TOIMY O.VE DAV ONLY.'
The
COt'MY WILL GET SHAKE
f o -'. ! l 'i i Pare G&15.)
I Mnrak nf Hi na shh:
5 .A. J.VJ. WVJL- VX JL. JL .. V iiiir,rovu,ir .!,
E 5 I-iouirla County. 1
5 A Red Feather bhotonlar of heart interest .in five acts, a 5 will run w.i into
2 play that will interest every me who m.-w it, for it's differ- 5 j "'y'J,,,';,',.,,'rsn
ent.
rtih diiio-r
PURPLE MASK
With Grace Cunanl and Francis Ford.
The Unexpected Scoop
Just for fun urpo.es only.
TOMOKKOW,
PatHa," and
THlKsDA V: .Mr-. Vermm CaMle
the Hark Hhuk,"
i ltlDAV: Mi. minn Cu-tle in
The HuiKir of Mary Make."
SATI l'.lAV: liarnc) llcnum! in "A Prime in n Paw ndinp."
'I'ai ria." ami Violet Mei -ereim in
COMING: 1 . H Mm-uan' (.ill-
iTiVt.fi froin the boiid Uue in im-.
pro tiU the rod!.'- which are already'
in fiir.y rood condition. This is not ;
true, and should not be believe4 by ;
the people of ihi.-j istate. It & my I
opinion that the commission will in
sist that the roads which are in the
worst condition shall be improved :
iir.it. This is only natural, for the .
i, no matter of t
in only as good as i
While I have re-;
as; to the coat of
ific Highway in
am assured that it
hundreds of thou-,
t he ftoseburp- ,
Mrt!e I'oint road, Mr. Adams said
he intended to ask for a Federal post f
road appropriation with which to im
prove i his highway. If pranted by;
the Government, Mr. Adams said the.
I Federal money w ould he matched
'dollar for dollar by the state. In ad
dition to this money he said he
thought the con nty could probably
assist with a like appropriation. The
money for the Kos-bu re-Myrtle
I'oint road, he said, would be forth
coming under the so-called Bean
Iiarrett hill, which became a law at
the last session of the State Leeis
iature. At a fusion held in Portland last
Th 'jr. -day the State Hi th way Com-
! SIMON BfNSON UNABLE
TO ATTEND MEETING
IN ROSEBURG TODAY
f County Jud:e H. W. Mar- -J-J
(era this mornm: r- rived a
i telegram from Sin. on lienson. j
of Portland, to the eff-w-tt that
he had been detained there by
J business mailers and could not J-
be present at the good roads
f rally held here this afternoon.
4 Mr. lJenjn is a memrjr of the
.State Highway Corumissiun,
J and had intended to be pres- J
J- em at the jn--i:i:. Mr. Hen- j
4 son & ery familiar with the
J road j of Iouia. Couiity, how-5-
eer, arnl it is understood he
J faora the impfi-einent of the
'a'ific Highway .-outh of the J
J 1-ane County im- at the ea:l- .
J- iet io-;--lu;e iiioinent.
caue of thiH face we are able to dis
pose of our product.-?."
W. W. Lu riper, representative
from Yamhill County, followed with
a brief address, in which he reviewed
certain acts of the Legislature,
.-cord C. K. .H pence, Master of the
state (iranpe, for waging opposition
against the road bond bill, and told
of the benpfits l),f frnu-r wnnlrt it-
,"l'i""'f"t on r'co''11 I'l'-'Jeing to,rjv. ,rol ,he cf,ruciion ot EOod
How About
Your Eyes?
Are your eyes normal? Can
you read without eye-strain?
ur do your eyes often pain you
and cause headaches? If you
are in doubt as to whether
your eyes need glasses or not,
hae tuetn examined by a com
petent optometrist. We have
one of the best equipped opti
cal parlors in Southern Ore
gon. Consultation is free. In
-a;-e you require glasses we
can fit you with glasses that
will look attractive. We make
a specialty of Kryptoks, the in
visible bifocals. the only
double vision glasses that are
free from the disfiguring seam
or nun. p. Call and let us tell
you about Kryptoks.
Quality Service.
BUBAR BROS.
Jewelers and Optometrists.
Here Tnnieht Dorothy Gish
f. Ia the live-reel Triangle-Fine Arts feature
V. THE
Children of the Feud
h I Douglas County, dollar for
dollar., for improving the Pass Cr-ek
Canyon and Kob'Tts hill roads. This
if. a.-id from the I'i.f'MO.OO'J state
bond issue fund. If those bonds are
roads. Coinciding with the previous
statements of Mr'. Worsley, Mr.
hunger said the activities of Mr.
Spence were not authorized by the
State Grange nor any other orghni-
8 HOURS WORK
8 HOURS RECREATION
8 HOURS SLEEP
This Is what we are told is the prop'-r divi-Won of our day.
Lid you ever stop to consider
We spend two-thirds of our
Life on our feet?
How many of us fri v.- our !' t tin- proper att'-n:ion anil
care?
Start it nil over nualn mill let u- lit you uitli a pair of xuii.
fortahle, NlylKIl slioe. We will M-leet a last ImM Miileil to
your liuliviilunl requirement -. Ithotit Mui ifirinu t)l-.
ROSEBURG BOOTERIE
IKVI.N mtl.NN
Shfm Thai Saiisf rim! l it Vfnir I'eef.
Perklnn Uulldlng - - - Cass Street
oted there will bo other funds i 7.,lfin f farmrQ aQ ,lT aB u bnow
thereby released which will allow the Jlf. pald a compliment to' Koseburg!
com m is ion to give much greater aid
, on the main state highway through
iJoukis County.
Jien ja in In S. Worsley, member of
and made special mention of I-ouglas
County's representation in the last
Legislature.
J. A. WeMerhind, president of the
HARVfY MOORE WELL
PLEASED WITH LlfE
IN THE (ANAL ZONE
L. Ii. Moore, local Southern P.M.Ific
K"t. recent received a very enthu
siastic letter fruin hif pom, Harw
Moore, of the I'. S. Navy hepurt
inenl, who in now siatlone at Chris
lohal, in the Canal Zone. The miiig
man is greatly pleased with ins place
and writes an interesting deM-n t ion
Of hift duties there. He has Jut been
promoted to t he posit ion of Ad inv
Chief Yeoman, und ha,- hut one mot
advaiieemeiit in the enlisted foi ce,
that of Permanent Chief.
He in attached to the Naval K:idio
station, with an act mil' a ppoint merit
The examinations for ihi pl.tee -r
taken shortly ti-fire. M t . Moore 't
visit with his pareniK in this r-lty last
July, and proved very sucres.sf nl, en
tering his name on (he eligible i1
those who V on r-oid to await
M'hiority. He htated that th-- nv
approprlailou hill v. hh li s--- I
h an art of Coiu're-?- in Aufit-I
l'.tlti, has greatly hdped adan.-e
meiit and protiot Ion in i he ii.i
! our re-, rva ' ton here is an Ideal
. - pot," w rites Mr. Moore. Kvery
! tody down here row-i- il. We are
Mtli.lted rii'hr Ot) 111- Ij.tV wi'h OVet
! 'mi a!.is It ;.ei front. Tlie h'w
wave.'- rolling iii give. 011 the fet-lmg
i hey are vu ui ii ii a out ul' that they
.have p. irked Up bUMhess for pleas
ure arid w'-ni lo the coa-! for a con
tinuous t.i Vi'e have a crappy lawn
r u nu i ii if full I-?! ir th of t lie front,
't ii la ri.'e i orcjaimt p;i Imis. Our
bu, ill i iii.- are nM-t modem down
'hefe and We haV' at one ernl of the
la V. II a til.e r.M-telit tenuis ci.nrt on
, Hindi we .p' iid !ito-f of our pa
'lime. I am ge'Mn: to he aliiut.-t a
hrown a- a u;'.i:ve, ai d am enjuving
I pel I eel health "
, the Oregon Mate Grange and for Tri-State Good Hoads Association.
many years a prominent rancher of and a prominent resident of Jackson
; Clatsop County, spoke at some length ; County, spoke very briefly on the
! retarding the opposition that is be- advantages to be gained through the
j ing wa;ed against the road bonding ; construction of serviceable and dur
t hill by C. K. Spence. Master of the, able highways. He said the people
Siate Grange. j have watched the of Jackson County were interested
'work of Mr. Spence for several in good roads and would so exnress
we-!i." said Mr. Worsley, "and I themselves on June 4. In conclusion
have been unable to determine who he called attention to the good roads :
gave htm the authority to travel 1 meeting to be held in Medtord in
about the state at Grange expense May, and invited the people of Doug
arid oppose our interests. I am cer- las County 10 he present,
lain that he is not speaking for the! Senator li. L. Kddy briefly re-;
Grange when he opposes this bond viewed the bill providing for the1
issue, and therefore he must be ex-; i -i.nuo.iiini bonds and said it was his !
pounding his private ideas. The same opinion that it should carry when ,
is true of Mr. lirown, president of submitted to a vote of the people on I
the farmers I'nion of this state. ! June I. The benefits to be derived t
Although not disposed to criticize the from good toads, he said, were too
methods resorted to by the Master i well known to the larmers to war-J
of the State Grange, it is fair for me rant an extended address. j
to give a little history of his work ; Hon. Kinger H-rmaim acted as
during the last session of the State hmrman of f he in i-iing, and in call-i
Legislature. The records at Salem . jug the session to order delivered
show that it was probably through quite an extended address on the his- ,
the co-operation of Mr. Spence. Mr. ; miy vj Oregon, as far as it pertained
lirown and the union leaders that , to road building. We have the pro- i
the so-called picketing hill was 'h- iluns," said Mr. Hermann, 'and
feated. This and other incidents what w- most need at the present j
that have been called to my atren- time is transportation facilities bv !
lion have led tne to believe that Mr. , which we can haul our crops to mar-
Spence is not working altogether in ket. I have watched the progress !
the het inteie.-ts of the Grangers of! of road building in Iiougias County, j
this slate, iand I must confess that it has not j
"T read with r-onsiderable a muse- j ad aiiced much during the past LJ
mem recently that Master Spence t ai's. When 1 first came to Oregon j
was opposed to having the farmers of : I'a.-s Creek Canyon was impassible, j
the state go into d'bt through the, and It is still in that condition. The,
issuance of bonds. The Grangers of bond i.-sue to be submitted to the ;
'his state will remember that it was voters in June l- wo. thy of support i
only a lew werks ago when this same ; 1'"" the one reason that it will be;
OfEICERS ARE READY
TO COMBAT EXPECTED
IN MEXICO
Based on the thrilling attack of the Allen Brothers on the Hillsville
courthouse in Virginia. K
AUo another of those entertaining Marie Scenics, showing beaut m
snots in Washington and Oregon, and a good one-reel comedy. 4
Admission: 5c and 10c.
ANTLERS THEATER i
Thursday evening only at 7:15 and S:45, the eighteenth chapter
of Billie Burke's
GLORIA'S ROMANCE"
Only two more chapters after this one. Don't miss them. Also on
this program the 5-reel Paramount play
WITCHCRAFT
featuring Fannie Ward in a most entertaining picture play,
mission as usual, 5c and 1 MC.
Ad-
Saturday Matine and Evening: ( harlie Chaplin in the four-reel
comedy feature "CAItMK.V.
A great big l"-reel show at popular prices, 5c and 10c.
Monday and Tuesday evening only: The Haines-Wilbur Stock Co..
in repertoire. Change daily. Adults L'Oc, children luc.
l'll IIOOMT
teori'
d h
K Hon-, of
err 1.1.-1 night
ad- l.,eet jtig
n'hu-iat and i
rit v.
hi i;r.
M-dford. -trio
attend the
H" i a g 1
Well I.iimW n
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bin-it'ht
tillable
.h.p.ht
dti .or w.
-.Mfie t,( IJi.. lin.'S
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a. ather. ihe hnx
nine l.-rf 1(a.
G.. v h'.ng top
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UliM It
WASHINGTON. March 2S
While realizing the possibili
ties of trouble from Germans
in Mexico, tiie autuonties de
clared the Government is pre
pared to cope with the situa
tion. The indications are
against real military danger.
Raids and border trouble are
expected. There are indica
tions that many Germans are
fleeing into Mexico and con
centrating at Torreon. Many
fear internment. Kven if the
Germans stir up trouble in
Mexico, the scope of their ac
tivities will be limited. Car
ranza. it is thought, will be
unlikely to heed the German
machinations.
H-M":"K-:i' : i..;h..h-i-
man spent days ami nights in the
rural di.-tricis of the state advocat
ing and pb-ading for the paxsage of
he rural farm loan law. lie said
nothing at that time regarding his
opposition to bonds, or dents other-wi-se
incurred."
Mr. Wotsley then spoke briefly re
garding the benefits of good roads,
which rould come only through some
driinite plan of construction such as
'he one at issue. He told of his boy
hood da s on a farm in Yamhill
''onnty. and of how he had struggled
ii.il Mially Mp-ft-ded in paying off a
'iii'lUMi'i' and ohlaintiiL' a substant lal
h.t uk aerount He said it was be
f.tti'.e oi good mails that he was able
to make money. 'Had the roads
t n im pa "sable," said Mr. Worsley.
1 would still hav e been struggling
for an 'iit iiri'. Good roads bring
ii" nearer to the market-, and he-
paid by the automobile owners. Not
a cent of taxes will be added to your !
property becau.-e of tloating these:
bonds." i
.11 ItY IN .11 STICK COl KT, !
(Continued from Pa-e One.
THE STORE THAT APPRECIATES YOUR BUSINESS.
to forsake his home.
Some time Saturday tnoinin-. Kd.
Noah went to the room-, i -n Soul h
Main slice!, then ortupied by his
hi ot her and fat her. ami tin. lei took
en yea IP e because of t he alleged
then. Testimony was conliirting a.
to who made the attack, but C. A.
KeM'o.Hl. a Ida. k sm it h it h a shop
near the farmers" f"eed Sheds, tes
tified that the defendant toid hi in
tiiaf Noah had made the attack
himself and k: ke.i ins bioihei out
of t he house w it it out tiieeiim; any
defell.-e. number of Ot fief lt-
nesst test i ! ;ed, while ttnte a nu m
!! of s-, tat.-:s Witnessed the pro-ce,.,,n-
- o -
oi i ici u not ii:ii:nti:ii
Easter and Materials for Washable Garments
are always inseperable.
il.rs ii. v .t s. em to be
' pi ; t a nd dainty in
tne in oiln-r taitrics as
i n u ,t -h 1 1 . a t i ul
i ou l e w a -hat)ie gar
..r I .a-l. r ale I allv
11 m
BIS fiW, : r
t Cottliniie..! from Page One
9 "With le-an! to Die heiifT. it is
X . 1 1 ue that I a hu-'-d him in m in h the
y same manner as .lid Ihe district
X. attorney It was in leg.ml, how-
to the l iee Mason oaths. I do
ake !. 1 1 k w h it I said. It I" true
,l, that 1 laid n ra-e heioie Justiie
,.f the Ce.,.. Kiddle, hut 1 made p..
mention ot the officers wac ng op
.S ; j o-itiun tn u leiii.Mis be!iei. I
I did riot il.iim to be a 'special' atent
the GoernmeIlt. but 1 did s;i
1 w a a I 'nited States off h er licpu
I?, tat, e Ten Mile .:ti;'ens will lerdHv
iS t V ;. t I ii MS HOI lattoit'ti; Ullde; t.i!-e
deiu-ioiis when I i :ai:u my l.te. a
r, ' nited State.- post tna-ier. is in
I.iiil;. r at TeM M-!,.
f jel.otfed my ca-e to the di-Uict
t:r.iii'e upon the ;nhii' o! the.
o ,.rfi. i .i 1 s I i i ou!,
if i - e 1 ' ' ; ' I the hl'ea V IP U i!oll of
he .!m. :- Gie Ten Mile postt.tTi, e
oi !,i:t h II. 1 ! 7. w i nu. mill. ii
A I ha-,.- ! sb-d to withdraw iu ies;i:-
ui as i..tiiMti'v at Ten Mile
A beautiful assortnu-nt of the staiularj hands of Dress C.inhanis (fast colors) at
I2'zc and 15c. 'oiks anil organdies at 15c to :i5c. Svnt Stripes, a wide ramjc
of weaves and color combinations at 15c to ti5c.
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iitht is poor or
w ill nt to nun the arn.v
n A'neti.an soil."
I' 1 UIOITC CITIKNh
tCnntitme.t From Tage 1)
w 'm-u iu a h ti morons em.
-i i i.iHv int f inhi, t-U b John
ncuher of the S.-Mli-r-'
(;.i,ti'tii; the side of K.wii;. Kellv
pl.t i e l i h:iul on t he Soclali'""
simulder. ana while evervone w;t
expe. ting words In the In tier's
favor, he announced: "i.auies and (
'ientlemen. I want to introduce to
you the greatest bonehead in rap-:
tivny. ' A. C. Ma raters had been
ailed to speak and although he
had risen and addressed the chair,
all attention was given Kamp. The
man referred to stood up. "I want,
everyone to see me." he said. He
was not allowed to speak further,
however, j or threatening cries again
rang throii;:h the building, and but
for the protection given by Capt. .1.
A. HiK-hanan. of the local artillery
mips, he probably would have been
seized :;nd dragged front the hall.
One of those who started for the dis
turber was seated in the bah-ony. hut
when the exfin-nient was raised, he
started for the railing and seemed
about to h-ap to the floor. His pierc
ing cries w-re heard above the hun-i
lr-'ds of others and he became c:ilm
only wit) the general subsidence,
'hen Uau.p resumed his seat and in-1
die;. ted that he w.mid create no fur-
ther :ir.noyav e. Mr. Kelly a No re.
rM red to the previous1 remarks of i
!r. A. C. Seely. conerning the sep-i
:T:ition of the sheep from the go. its.'
Here " s-a,d Mr. Kelly. 'i the :
''eider or the goats." I
Mr. Marsters in the meantime had
heroine angered to a point of white
heat. arid his follow ing add i ess
roused the crow.; to the highest
pit-It of the meeting. "There is1 no
que.-' ion about t he sit pport of the
people to the President of the Tin
ted States in this crisis." he de- lared.
"The pi oport inn a train st w ar and
airain-t the President is about the
same as at this meeting one man
in the presence of a crow d of sev
er al hundred."
1 ir S,-elv w as one of the fit st
speakers'. His refereti.e to the separ
ation nei-essary was evoked by the
Ma'eirent that a htrse number of
t h" i ore i g n iiopulat ion are an mi
certain uuality. He said which coun
l r i hey wniilil serve w as always a
" ue-' ion and w on Id t herefot e in-
l e a se:a t at ion where t hose in
the p. 's;t ton of "goat s" would have
to he curefully watched.
T he f i r st s nea k e r w as Ca pt . .T . A .
Mm hana n, who read the Gov ernnr's
proil m:it ion and int rod need Com
p;nda".t ii. C. Matkee. of the Sol
diers' Home Mr Markee stated the
I-m i '.t-si's of the m eei i tit; and therv
n'T p; e-ided . i ii t inducing the suc-
e.i.'ing s-M-akers Hon. I. C. Kul
!erton s;oke briefly, giving an ae
. ouiit o' his experience in former
tiie-s and stating that t!u iin?en
woohf unilouhtedlv lest-ond as they,
ha ! before.
Ilomk referred to his eera'
ii oiii h s spent on t he border and
made the chief appeal in favor of
oet! uate pi eparednes. "We W ere
-t :ir iniied -ev eral weeks before w e
t'ad suffiiient supidies." he said.
We.ks aNo elapsed before we oh-t--M!,.
! ih- reuuNite uiiiniunirtoii ;'.id
tp.'lhej inoutii or two passed le;n'e
we 1 .id our full eijuipment of lures.
c nis :iml s.,!m,-s' Therefore it was
ue, e--arv tii.it thistountiy have pre-
.tialMOi .Hid tint he thrust into war
witio.tr Its position hemi .learlv
ii n ." si nod bv t h peopie lie ad
Out voting men e;i:i-. and pre
i ,ue themselves tor po--vi?ile adinn.
''n .' war 'e a 'ually de hired.
1 1 ncv ( '.en. r.ii Geo M Hro w n.
aVo .iri v-d here duiine the even
iu was al-n p; i'-eiit and made a
i-ic ,g -nee. h Mr t:ow n re- ailed
th.- in. 'dent of the 'l:g des.T a t ion
at Kdenbnw r, ent ;y. v nd cried
T h:te prro,'.Mtcl manv rrimtni's
u I otiy .-s Countv d unnc my red
t!e. e here' hut of alt the case 1
hrrr Tvrr fetnrf; I ru1l rather
pro-ocut the person or peisons who'
draggeil du n the flag in Kden
bower and vv.ped thou feet upon It
THURSDAY
Is Wirthmor Day
) RTMM(
B 9 WRTMV,OR
Four new models of this famous Waist here for Thur.
Made of best grade of Voile, daintily trimmed in lace.
Some have large sailor collars. Priced as ever $1.00
always worth more.
RFT T OW A tomans SHOP
DILLlWVVO Fur WOMAN'S WEAR
I
as they did a few days aso." Cheers
were raise, i for the attorney general
and Ms remarks, as were those of
!ev. .Spencer. A. C. Marsters. anil
o'ht-rs. were continually punctuated
bv vehement and enthusiastic ap
plause. Hon. Minger Hermann concluded
the spee-h-makine in a dignified ad
dress in which he spoke for the Ger
mans. He said fully one-eighth of
the people in this country at the
t ime of the Uev n! tit ion were Ger
mans and he believed they would re
spond in the call of America in the
present crisis even a they did men
and in critical times since.
Moc:use of the great success of
the meeting, it was thought today
that a similar meet int will he held
in the near future and it ai range
uents can he made it is possible one
will be held next Saturday. The
.luveni!e I'.alld aftorded t uisic Tue
day night and played the patriotic
songs which were sung hy the gath
ering. The meeting- was opened by
The lied. White and Mine." ami
ended with the sinking of "We Wilt
ifallv round the Klag."
The New Decagon
Dependable Timekeeper
$20
A beautiful nioilW; IT ruby
jewels; double roller; ailjusteil
to ;; positions: cohi fiii.-.i.
OX DISPLAY AT
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Till: IIAI.I.MAliK STOKi:.
BROCCOLI
We Pay Casli
Tomorrow's Prices
No. 1 - $1.50 per crate
No. 2 - $1.35 per crate
No. 3 - $1.25 per crate
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Roseburg Fruit Co.
I-irujer, .Manager .
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