EVENTXG ROSE BURG REVIEW, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 10t7.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS OF THE CITY
Oakland luuly lmrovs 1'nsitliui lit (lu OHiif
Mrs. C. H. Medley, who has been Mrs. Miliiml iliund has ;icrej,teO
in Mercy hospital for several days, a position as book lie'-per al the uf-
was improving today. Yesterday she fi of the Oregon Una and Klctric
was vinited by a number of friends Company, and will assume her du
from Oakland. It Is expected she ties Monday. She will take the plate
will leave in a short time for her
home.
VMlinjc Sister Here
Mrt. M. A. O'l-eary, of Loh An
Keles, stopped off here last' evening
on her way home from Portland, to
visit her siHter, Mrs. It. K. t'ntwronl.
She may remain several days.
; to California
K. A. Helmbolt. who has been re
siding on a ranch west of this city,
left last evening fur Oakland. Cul.
He will visit with relatives and also
probably attend s liool. He will re
turn after several months.
Iowa Visitor lieavi'f
Mrs. Mary Leslie, of Traeer, hi.,
who had been visiting some time
with her son, II. A. Leslie, of lirock
way, left last evening for California.
She will visit several. days at i'asa
dena and later leae for her home.
Visit Willi Parent
Mrs. L. N. Patnoe. or Portland,
arrived here last evening to visit
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ale Smith.
Mrs. Patnoe Is a former resident oi
this city and is well known here.
Itouglit An AiitimiolMle
Miss Fuy Agee, a well known
young lady of this city, has pur
f based a Studebaker automobile.
PniggUt Is lle
S. li. Itothermel, one of the most
popular druggists in houglas Coun
ty, arrived here Wednesday after
noon from Clendate to attend th
good roads meeting. Mr. Kothermel
says business Is quite good at (lien
dale at the present time ami the
merchants of the city are looking
ahead to a prosperous year.
Itouit KngJneer Here
it. C. Wy giint, road engineer ot
the Trl-State ;ood Itoads Asso ia
tlon, of Linn. Lane and lien ton
counties, arrived in Itosehurg ear!
yesterday and spent the afternoon
attending the road rally al the court
house. Mr. W'ygant has visited in
Koseburg on several occasions and
it nilte well known here. He Is an
advocate of good roads and believes
the J'i.oniMMMl bond issue should tit
adopted by the people of Oregon at
the Hpeclal election to be held on
June 4.
ImuMnI In Nevada-
Ira Pllklngton and wife, who left
here about three years ago, are now
located at Itochester, Nevada, ac
cording to a letter received from Mr.
Pllklngton this morning. I'pon
leaving Koseburg. Mr. and Mrs.
Pilkington went to Kastern Oregou
and later to points In Idaho. They
appear to be pleased with their pres
ent location and will probably make
Nevada their permanent home.
Child Decorates Window
One of the few window displays in
the city made In honor of the good
roads day here yesterday was that
at the hardware store of S. It.
Crouch, on Sheridan st reel. The
window featured auto tires, which
were set off by a cleverly devised
roadway In imitation of the Pacific
Highway. Toy automobiles were at
work hauling materials, while others
were enjoying the speedway where it
had been improved. The display was
the work of Victor Ciomh, 11-year-old
son of the proprietor.
Kegistrutinii at rund
Following wei e the regisi i at iinif
at the Ciand Hotel Tuesday: W. II.
Phillips. . Kdlund. Portland; .iriu
Arzner, Kiddle; Creo. France, 'IVr.
Mile; M. L. Hrow u. Olallu. Kd
Stewart, dinvoin ilie; U. Kamp
rin"iua. M. .1. Miller, Itak.-r; N. S
Savage. Salem ; F.. Senders, i leurgt
Peebler. .Ino. l'ianeii. S F. Tlnmip
son. H. F. Wilde. C. II Itetitn.tn. C
O. (iates. Poitlaild. ,1;imI1 Kil-!. Kid
dle; W. P. Mead, Spokane. P F
Foley, ! . A Heiuan. Seat tie; Km
liiosl. city; C. A. Law tun, Aslon.i;
S. H. Mnore, Saletn.
( 'at loail oi' Autotttiiltlr.i
"I. W. Iturnett. hn-.il agent fur the
itudebaker aillomotille. has mitim 4
a const mi me ut of nui hine dn -, t
r rot n t lie in an 11 f a 1 11 1 et s at 1 n-t r.tit .
M i h . The 1 ;i 1 7 inach ities ate mod
el n in every particular and are
equipped with a number t imptow
ments not tound on the cms m.;mi-
facluied by the Studibaket i- tn 1 n
ill pieioits eafs. A in; 1 !i - lm
'l o erneitts .tie two ail Ml ia) 1 1.
iriMMhle tool ho, and a
f l Ollt .-e.it. The t .its are il ' 1 - !,.
five 01 m- t u pavxeiiei - and .1
eiUip'ed With a I lint .,. A .M" .11
glue W hile at Hetroit. Mr Fni'i- tt
inspi-ct.-d a nilinber nl' .tiitoirobile
factories jind he .) the opmuni
that the Sm..'h,ik'-t nn h.n' one
of the l i'M inatmt.M iti : . .1 .it t :
pi esnnt 1 1 me.
wfAR THosTsnots
THAT T0R1URL0 YOU
(liicinnaii 111hnrny TelU ..u i,
fry I p a ( oi 11 so It I .hi t
( hit.
of Mrs. Lyman Spencer, who had
filled the place for the past several
months and recently resigned her
position.
.Measles (iettin' S(nce
I)r. JJ. K. Shoemaker slated this
morning that very few cjim's of
measles are under quarantine. Only
six families are now under his care,
and these will be out 111 a tew days.
Is Slighll.t Improved
Sybil Cornult, the six year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cor
nult, of Itiddle, who was brought
to Mercy Hospital, is slightly im
proved today. Mr. Cornutt returned
to Kiddle today, but Mrs. Cornut 1
remained in the city.
Joined A vial ion Corps
Lee Leonard, of Oakland, Wed
nesday enlisted in the aviation corps
of the United States Army. The
young man returned IIiIh afternoon
to his home at Oakland, but expects
to leave Friday for Vancouver, where
tie will take the examination. If suc
cessful tie will be stationed ai San
Diego.
Kom School Leads
liesults of the county spelling con
tests which were held among t lie
arious schools a siiort time ago,
made known today, show (bat the 1
Uosu school lias made the highest j
record for the city and stood second j
in the county. One school 111 a rural !
district which had only a few pupils j
obtained a record of loo. The aver
age at the Hose school was HI. J tie
full results will be announced.
Iierailinent Holds Trains
A car derailment which occurred
about one mile south of Springfield
Junction on freight train No. L'MIT,
soitt libound. at U o'clock last night .
caused delays of several hours to fol
lowing trains during the night and
(his morning. According to the re
port of Conductor H. C. Cook, the
train left the Junction in good order
but a short time later a pair of
trucks slid from the rails and pulled
otf one of the cars. The only daiu
ige was tin breaking of some of the
brake apparatus and the tearing up
f about tinu ties. The engineer was
K. Winier. Train No. 1 :i was five
hours late and did not arrive here
.int i I S : :io o'clock this morning.
Will tiive Credit.
State Stipe 1 intendenl of Public In
struction .1. A. Churchill has noti
fied County School Super in tend'TH
O. C. Krown that the students of the
various high schools M the state
who wished to enlist In the National
Hoard would lie given full credit in
nil those subjects in which they have
made a passing grade up to this
time. In the event of the guard be
ing relieved from service before, the
lose of t lie school yea r. S11 perl li
te n dent Churchill annoum-en these
Indents must return at once to
their schools and again take up their
st udies.
Kin kviniih W as Titled
F.I. Noah, a local blacksmith, who
was ionn ted by a jury in the local
lust ice (Miu it est e rday on a eh a rge
id' as.-uuit and battery against his
brother. Jacob Noah, was this morn
ing fined l'v .lustli e 1. 1 1. Kiddle the
sum of $ Mi. Attorney Ce-orge .Jones,
who lepresenied the defendant at
the trial, tiled a notice i appeal,
howevei. and it is probable the case
will be taken to the Circuit Couit.
Leave For Medfoiil -
.1. A Westerlitml, president of the
Ti l Stale Cood Itoads Asmx i.it ion.
lelt lot his home at Medfold this
in 01 ti i r. .; alter spend ing a day here
attending the L- I mails r.ilU. Mr
U esteilund i-j ow nei ot the Holland
Hole! at Medhitd and is a consistent
booMey fot good road--. lie said lie
w.i-t j.'e.if.'d w;l,i hi- isit to Kiwe
hiirg and epeited to reltllll here in
hily to meet with the members nf
the Oiegon State 11 1 Men's .Vio
lation, w lm w ill gather here on that
dale
lMa(isl in lloveliutu
P K. Vii.leisiin. who has I n eiu-
;.lied , tiie SotMhein P.oiltc Com
.in at liuiits I'afs tut some time
airivid in Koseloiig eteida
lo make ho- lutuie liome. He is a
'o .1 keni ;.,n ;,nd w 1! I be aumcd to
1 run out ot t'u t it ,
Potma.-ter In Imin
Vault Sr ; a; n. p.--t liia 1'T at
"To ..l a. s,.eUI W cl I xv 111 Ko-e
'm:! aft I: ling the ,.... m..- met t
Ml St law II h.i ie-!;::ie,i f h,-
Hose Hai Arrived
The supply of hOHU for the local
j fire department, consisting of 1.000
' feet, which wai recently ordered by
I 1 lie fire commission, arrived tbis
I morning. Jt will be divided into
1 lots of .,ou feet each and placed al
I the two stations 0 equated by the
I state fire underwriter in a report
made several months ago. The sta
tions are near the Ijysinger mill on
l Mill street, and near the packing
plants in North Koseburg.
Ileparted l-'or I 11 gene
K. .1. Adams, state h igh way com
missioner, who was t he principal
speaker at the good roads rally held
here Wednesday, left fot hi.1 home
at Kugene this morning. He said he
w as much pleased with the meeting
and hopes to return here at a later
date to deliver anot her talk before
the people of this locality. Mr.
Adams is a fluent and interest inji
talker and his address at the roads
meeting was mm-h enjoyed.
Kunenil Held Today
The funeral oi the late Samuel
Swiekard. who died suddenly here
last Monday, was held at the chapel
of the Koseburg I'ndertakmg Par
lors at ' o'clock this afternoon.
Kev. ". II. Katon. pastor of the lo
cal Baptist Church, delivered the fu
neral sermon. Interment of the body
followed in the Odd Fellows ceme
tery. Mr. Swiekard was quite well
known here and the funeral was at
tended by many friends.
MAPLE TREES PUNTED
ON STEPHENS STREET;
CITY UNDERTAKES WORK
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Acting in accordance with an or
der from the city council last Mon
day night. Street Sunt. A. M. Oelahd
this morning began the setting out
of over 2UU young maple trees on
South Stephens street. The trees are
Jin good condition and it is believed
through the attention to be given by
the city employes they will reach
maturity without difficulty.
The trees were placed in the park
ings at a distance of about 2' feet
apart, beginning on the block south
of Cass street. For four or five
blocks the trees will continue to line
the pavement, making eventually a
beautifully shaded thoroughfare,
should tiie plant ing meet with suc
cess. The work is being done by the
employes of the city, the property
owners merely giv ing their consent.
In addition to the present lot of
trees, which has been on hand for
some time, it is said there are about
-Olio seedling trees which will be
ready for planting some time later.
These will be placed on other streets
as soon as they have properly developed.
YOI XKi:i A SPUING I.AX ATI YK.
I Jr. Kind's New Life Pills will re
move tiie accumulated wastes ot
winter from your int est ines, the
burden of the blood. (Jet that slug
gish spring fever feeling out of your
syst em, brighten your eve. clear
your complexion. (Jet that vim and
snap of ood purified healthy blood.
Dr. King's New Life Pills are a non
griping laxative that aids nature's
process, try them tonight. At nil
druggists 2."c.
j ti:i.i:;k..m kkaii.
During Wednesday's good
J roads rally at the court house
$ a telegram was received from J
J- the Med ford Commercial Club. 4
j It was as follows: "With best f
wishes, we are strong for good J
roads in Oregon." The read- 4
ing of the t"b-grani was fol-
4 lowed bv prolonged applause. J.
J J J J J T J j titt
Easter novelties and cards at t he
Book Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hedgpelb were
in from Dixonville yesterday.
Charles McGee, of Myrtle Creek,
was a Koseburg visitor yesterday.
John Spaugb was in from Looking
Class yesterday to attend the good
roads meeting.
C. Cornutt returned to Browns
ville yesterday, after a short busi
ness visit here.
Mr. and Mr?. Ceorge Price, of
Portland, spent last night in Rose
burg on business.
Harry Welsh, of Portland, arrived
here last evening to spend a few
days with friends.
Albert Geriing returned to his
home at Oakland yesterday, after a
few days spent here.
M. UutT went to Junction City
Wednesday afternoon, where he will
enjoy a short vacation.
John Hat-on, of Prnpqua, is spend
ing a couple of days in the city look
ing after business matters.
Mrs. M. Iiryant departed for Port
land yesterday, after spending a few
weeks here with her daughter, Mrs.
Olive Evans.
Miss Juanita Murray, or Camas
Valley, who had spent a week here I
with Mrs. Storey lies, returned to j
her home yesterday. j
County Commissioners W. E. St. j
John and li. F. Nichols returned to
their homes this morning after at-i
tending t lie good roads meeting ;
here. '
MORE SLOGANS WERE
RECEIVED BY REVIEW;
OTHERS ARE COMING
The Review this morning received
the following Strawberry Carnival
slogans, which are worthy of publi
cation: "Eat the 1917 strawberry.
Wear the 1 1 7 rose.
And make yourself merry.
Where? The whole state knows."
Liilie Moore. -
"Koseburg is where the strawberry
grows;
It is where the rose of sunshine
glows
And the 1 ! 1 7 carnival spirit shows;
it is the pioneer home of the rose."
L. M.
o
Eat Del Monte canned fruit and
vegetables. They are good. The
price is very reasonable at the Peo
ple's Supply Co., wholesale to the
consumer.
rolXTAIN PEN HAIKiAIN.
A guaranteed Standard Filler j
Fountain Pen for !Sc, at the Book 1
Store. I
Quick Kelief From Colds.
"I have found Chamberlain's;
Cough Remedy to give the quickest
relief from hard colds and bad
coughs of anything I have used,"j
states Mrs. T. Bowman. Decatur. 111.
Its tempting
fragrance in
vites you and
its delicious
flavor braces
you up!
Golden West Coffee
is "Just Right"
i.i bt
d. ,1
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I pei tint; a 'nil
U H I. it
Hem. It : T.i ..!. fitted
"'i-m: Cat lie .1-, evp... f ,ff t
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'III U 'II sin;..l:m X! 1 I .,!.,. r'ie
'H'etldeci In K n 1 1 1 1 i n . - -,
u lli !' 1 '. 1 1 1 ' j e ! l l-.n
i railed I hi alem
11 ti'
Volt (OI U peM ei el M .en .1 :
men lieed Milter Ho bou'er U 1
jJioe-4 that neatly Kili'-d urn :.eiei'
ra's t IiIh Cine in nut 1 a n 1 lm: 1 1 , !.-
a ue a feu di 4 t ! 1 it .1
idled (111 ecflv on a teinb't , .1. 'i :!, t
iotn stop soreness at on. e and '"!
the corn I onsen s so it 1 ;tn be h;-,
4111 1 , rout and all. w it bout j .1 1 11
A natter of an ounce nf fie. -.n.
1 of Is er little at any d t ui: -to - e
but U sufficient to take nil . 1 e 1
but d or soft corn or alius Th;
hhould be tried, an it In im peri-n
and is said not to inilante 01 eei
Irritate the nurroundlnu tissue ei
vkln. (Adv )
CHICHESTER S FILLS
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S(llbBtRlCaWSluillAHtRl
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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 puts the cabinet you rlmose in your home.
J XI weekly pays lor It.
:i The Low ash Price lived by (lie factory pre-
aiN strictly.
I The sab' Is under direct supervision of t he
Hoosjt'i- Company.
Xo interest. Xi extra lees.
ti Your, money hack W you tire not M :H HTI .!
ill ytuir HiMisier.
Only those women who grasp this op
portunity tomorrow can he mire of pelting
om of those cabinets on this liberal Hoosier
plan. Vou realize, ol" course, that these terms
could not be ollered except on a very limited
number of cabinets.
After This Sale
1 The "Moosjer I'lnn' terms Hill be withdrawn.
U Our reuubir furniture terms will then prevail.
The Immediate Closing
of this sale may In1 caused tomorrow by the
numlier of women who enroll on this Hoos
ier l'lan. If all the women who need lloos
iers should come tomorrow, our allotment
would be taken hefore niht 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 out about this
cabinet so vou can divide before it is too
late?
II Cfinihit takt lion ttii minutest to
ill !!. (nice tor ii1!, it lictln r you
inti nil to intrchiixe itnic or later
Anil lion ore ileriiiiini. remember,
irhetlu r or not inm n'ill sure miles
oi n n ni eessu ni stent null noir tnke,
I'.ut unless you decide at once, you may
decide loo late to own this greatest of all
Hoosier cabinets on this liberal Hoosier
l'lan. I.iloo.lioo women already have lloos
iers. Thousands are Inlying this new Hoosier
eery week. You should, without fail, grasp
this opportunity and see this cabinet tomor
row. . r 'f
Ill jSf.M;,
i i l li if
rosier
"Hoosier Beauty"
Advertised in Leading Magazines
Six Exclusive HOOSIER Features
YOU MUST HAVE
These features are absolutely necessary if you expect maximum conven
ience in your cabinet. o not accept substitutes. Vou are entitled to these
features that are round only on the Hoosier.
I Ml metal ulass fmnt flour bin.
- I'nO'nted eat'-di ien shaker sifter. To siftiuus unnecessary.
;t ,s, (entitle arrangement art tries neiie,l most f reiiieiitly easily wa heil.
I i:eolinu spite caster Hie final ton it of ronvettienre.
." II in rupaeity "imur bin holds twite ns miuli as other bins,
it t;eno;ible roll diMH- iNisily kept i lean.
TOMOKKOW you may fVtmiiK- nil the new features. You incur no obligation. But you should come
early so you can study theift carefully. Our stock of White Beauty patterns is limited. You may be too
late to jjet one on the IIOlipSlKK PLAN if you delay. Come and SKK this remarkable NEW HOOSIER
tomorrow. jl
A. JiLILBURN & SON
Complete House Fijlirnishers
Cass St., Roseburg, Ore.
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K.'- ' I'JMM M. T
Stop at
Hotel Umpqua
New and Modern
Mrs. F. D. Owen
CUT FLOWERS
POTTED PLANTS
FUNERAL DESIGNS
WEDDING B0QUETS
PHONES
Greenhouse 0-F13
City 414
HIGH GRADE
Life Insurance
EXCLUSIVELY
Five years in Itoseburg as Dis
trict Manager for The Mutual
Life of N. Y. Writing Life In
surance is my exclusive and
only business. See the new in
come policy.
J. F. HUTCHASON
Office, First State & Savings
Hank Bldg.
Nephi Land Plaster
We have a few tons
"WIZARD" Fertilizer for
your Lawns and Gardens
J. F. BARKER & CO.
Hunt I WW, Orrwttt
Jmjilt'tui'nts 1 'vlmli'S
STOP AT
Hotel Grand
Cass St., Roseburg, Or.
Real Estate
City ami I 'arm IVojMirty
Timber Lands
Agent for
Wesllake ami Winchester Hay
Town lxts.
GEORGE BITER
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"
76
BEFORE
buying
CREAM
Separator
See the Latest.
Model
SI1ARPLES
Suction Feed
t the
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1 m
9 V iff
Douglas County Creamery
We Are Looking for the Man
hIio has oiUd hi rloth.-s ko batily
that tiny are not fit to weir. No
matter how dirty or creasy the suit
may b-. e are equipped with the
most modern machinery, and have
skilled workmen who know how to
('Iran, I!. 'pair and l're Old Clullii'i
so that they look Just like now.
Imperial Cleaners
Phone 27 342 N. Jackson