PAGE (IX
EVEXDfO ROSEBTTIG REVIEW, TTfTTWDAT, MARCH M, 101T.
It's Different
Always A
GOOD SHOW
MAJESTIC
nif mr.ni mi
8-REELS-8
TODAY
5c and 10c
UATINZt EVtKY VAf FROM a TO I P M
TODAY
Mrs. Vernon Castle
PATH A"
Plenty of action and
Winged Millions is the title of thU episode,
suspense in this chapter. Don't miss it.
The Witch of the Dark House
One of the (iirl From Frisco short stories.
LOST 24 HOURS
A comedy ilrama full of chuckles and laughter.
THE NEW SALESMAN
A riot of fun with Hani and Bud.
Kight reels Thursday and Friday, with u complete change each day
except I'atria, which runs both days.
and Violet Mersereini in
tomokicow,
I IIIDW : Airs. Vernon Castle In "Pnlrbi,'
"The Honor of .Mary Itlake."
SAi'l'ltDA V: Harney lienmid in "A Prince in a Pawnshop,'
COMING: Hell Morgan's (iirl.
!
I
MUCH MONEY TURNED
OVER TO TREASURER
BY THE TAX COLLECTOR
i
JOHN MTI.INTIM'K AMI HAV
miiii.hs i:i:.sk. I'usiTKiNs
WITH SClTHi;i:. I'ACIh'K: CO.
TO AWAIT ACTION OI-' Till-:
TltOOI'S.
OTHER BOYS JOIN THE LOCAL CO.
hroe l-jilisl Today as Itosiill of l'i
ll-iotic .Meeting Tuesday, While
W illmr l.ail Choose In Ijiler
I lie A vial inn Corps.
At lirxin today the tax offii e
at the courthouse had re
ceived approximately $110,
tiuu of a total of $(J'HJ.iiiMj due
from the taxpayers of the
county. The records show thai
the taxpayers have already
turned over to the. treasurer
Ihe sum of $ IS,.',!iii.r,s, while
another reqaisltion of $..S-
iino will he placed in Hit
hands of the treasurer tomor
row. The latter turn-over'
will represent the first half
of the taxes due front ihe J.
Southern Pacific Company in .J.
Douglas ( ounly. The eolloit-
inK of taxes nean .March 1. .J.
4.
8 HOURS WORK
8 HOURS RECREATION
8 HOURS SLEEP
This Is what we are told Ih the proper division of our day.
Did you ever stop to consider
We spend two-thirds of our
Life on our feet?
How many of us give our f-et the proper attention and
en re?
Slart it all over attain und let us fit yon with n pair of com
fortable, stylish shoes. We will select a last best suited In
your Individual requirements without sacrificing style.
roseburc; noyriiRiic
HtVIN lllll NN
Nlloea Tliat Salisf.v anil I it Your I'oet.
PorklnB Dulhdlng ... Ciihh Stroot
:-:WEATHER FORECAST FOR, TODAY:-:
M-I"W"M-MMM'
i-
j. i.A i i-: i-'oi:i:c.st.
J Observations this afternoon
I were tor mine! 1 1 id -ond it tuns
! tonight and Friday und prob
J. ably Miott'ern.
Ah indicated by t he previous re
ports, Uoselm i n was isil ed by
showers Hi nee yesterday, w bile tie
tcmpenitutc tor the ntn.-t part on
1 in ued warm, delicti inn I he art ua!
pri'xenee oi spitng some time within
the ne I few da s. Fti rt liei rain
am expeited whieh. accompanied b
ttie v. arm sunt It winds, will mak
the growing oi grass and the sprut
ill k of t rees almost isiblo to the
Halted eye.
The last of the reeent storm Was
fell hist night, when the wind in
creased to a smalt gale and linalh
attutiied about mtdnlhl a elncity of
i, diminish
J. I bel ween
iucli I
an hour. When the wind
d 1 he rain commenced a ud
12 and 7 o'clock it con
teadily, a tolal of of an
hie, recorded during the
st or
J.I the
le
(hi- liii:hT
re was snow,
e-n at the oilir
On
ily ih
I none wait s
weather bureau.
From tern perat tire of (i a
yesterday, the hiclies; lor
W eeks. I In- 1 liermoiiieter fel
I lie ins lit In as low as W I at '
llils hiorntnir. I'ltun that
s about
Mhoiih
of I Ih
decrees
Severn I
d urine,
; o'clock
lime ii
nee mutually lo aboul att at I o -eloek
this at ternoon. The sunhiiii'
l ecui der w as busy e ei y hour since
the rain, although clouds at no time
were totally absent.
o- - -
i Nor rnit u i i itwu vr.
WASIIINtlTON. March J ! I f the
ijerman t 'ha neeb lor presents liis new
ej terms ! eln illlle today, they will
not trick ihe Toiled Stales Into a
ch ine.' of policy, it was learned Ibis
a i ternoon.
lielieviiiK that I hey will have a
chance in a short time to leave
with their companies lor war duty.
John MeFllntock and itay Shield's,
two local boys who had been con
nected with the Southern Facjtic. ot
t'iecs here for several months, re
signed today to await eventualities.
AlcClinlni k has been employed as
niKht car clerk at the freight office,
while Shields had been working as
niKht baKaiieiiiiiu at the depot. The
former is a member of the Sanitarj
Corps, while the other boy is en
Coast Artillery. Moth organizations
listed with the Fourth Company,
are awaiting orders to mobilize and,
aceonliiiK to their officers, the worn
may be received to this effect at
any moment. O. S. Kelly, former
ly of Hillsboro, arrived here tills
morning to fill the position left va
cant by Shields.
AllliouKh the boys will serve with
their companies, they will take up
other work should the war fail to
materialize. Owing to illness, Mc
Clintock will enjoy a brief rest and
in ease he is not called out. will
probably go to Canada, w here he
will enter the lumber business un
der his uncle, who is manager of
one oi the large manufacturing con
cerns of the Dominion. It is. under
stood that Shields is anxious to en
ter the regular army.
Other local recruits, who were en
listed today, were Framis Dillatd.
Millard .Meredith, and I'M waul Aik
en s. as members of the artillery
.ompauy, and Fouls I.. Leonard, ui
Wilbur, who signed under Sgt. Harr,
the loeal ree ru it ing officer for t he
F. S. Army, tor the aviation corps.
Leonard will leave In a. few days
for San Diego to enter training. The
other three hoys enlisted as the re
sult of the pat riot ie meet in g held
Tuesday night at the armory.
LOCAL BOYS GET FREE
RIDE HOME, BUT SOME
DANGEROUS EXPERIENCE
Clock
Repairing
The clock is one of the most
important servants in the
home. The movements of the
entire houshehold are gauged
by him. He must be accurate.
Does jour clock keep accurate
time? Is the striking appar
atus working satisfactorily?
When did you have your clock
cleaned and repaired last? It
does not do to neglect them
too lone. Bring your clock to
us and have it cleaned and re
pa i red . We can re pa i r y o u r
clock and make it keep accur
ate time. We specialize on
French clocks and chime
clocks. All work strictly guaranteed.
Quality Service.
BUBAR BROS.
Jewelers nnd Optometrists.
i THE BIG SHOW BILLIE BURKE
5 In the eighteenth chapter of the popular serial
J "GLORIA'S ROMANCE"
d Ton it III Only at die
Two well known local boys were
given a Hiirpri.sp last night when they
stepped from behind a Treight car
in the local Southern Pacific yards to
look into the muzzle of a menacing
six-shooter in the hands of Night
Officer (Irani Wilcox.
After riding about 100 miles since
evening in order to he home for the:
week-end w ith their parents and ' 4
friends, the boys were considerably ' "h
frightened, although their ride itself
was not without, its perils and dan
gers, which often accompany a night
trip on a freight train. The officer
was looking I or worse characters,
several of whom were thought: to he
onroute here last evening, and Im
mediately commanded the young
men lu show their credentials.
t Lining up beside the tracks in an
I attitude t hat at once convinced t he
j officer that he had captured a dan-
igerous pair, the boys sheepishly ex
j plained their identity. At their first
j words, however, the officer saw his
mistake and promised not to mention
the incident, while the boys slunk
away to their homes. On their next
return home the officer advised them
to pay their way.
EDWARD BUSHEY DIED
IN NEVADA SATURDAY;
A TVTTT rn C HPT TT? A nPT71 &
4 R
Also on this program the 5 reel Paramount play
"WITCHCRAFT"
4 KeaturiiiK the popular and entertainiiiK star, Funnie Ward, In a
story of early New KitKland superstition, with a vivid picture of lire B
in the Massachusetts colonies.
Jj THK I'HIZK HIVM.Vli t'OLl'MlilA I MVKISSITV PHOTOPLAY. 5
5 Admission: 5c and 10c. &
2 &
j iTiiii.w i:t:mx(; o.m.v (;i:i covckkt' u
Ily liie great solo Pianist
Mr. Rudolnh Can t
I'nder the auspices of the Rose burg Musical Society. Admission 25c,
Site, and 75c; box seats $1.0U; Feats reserved at Chapman's drug
store.
Saturday Matine and Kvening: Charlie Chaplin in the foitr-reel
comedy lent lire ( 'A KM KX .'
A great big 10-reel show at popular prices, fc und 10c.
.Monday and Tuesday evening only: The Haines-Wilbur Stock Co.,
Monday: "The Power ol Money;" Tuesday: "The Man From Ari
zona." Adultti 20c, children 10c.
SURVIVED BY SISTER
in; i!i:i-; iii:mi-:i;kii thii.w.
v
5
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Tli:.T IS SOAI'.IXi.
l'OliTi.AN'l). March 2!l.- Ton
thousand liushels of May hluesteiu drunk
totlny sold at. $I,7S per bushel. lheiinK so
record price. A sale of Pendleton I penalty
oiuostoni was reported at $I.Su,
ISI SIMISS OX INCltllASI-:.
SAI.KM, March The business
of 177 stale and National hanks
Hamilton this alter-- ""-"'as inrinc tne past
vn a den ee in iavoi I shown by hy the report of
oi liatlKS attlenl. Itolll il'1-
the!
.Indue .1. V.
nooa lianiled d
of the plaintiff in tile case of
Kast Side Hank, of Portland. s. W
II. Sleep, Mrs. l;o;:e Slee(, the liouu
las Creditors' Associalittn iind A. I.
Staplototi. 'I'he action was otiuin
ally hrouuht h) Ihe plaintiff to fore
close a niortuar.e cNecuted hy tile de
fondant lo secure the payment of a
loan in Hit- sum of $lt:n. Ileslili-:' j
the principal Ihe plainlilT asked for!
interest, attorney fees and other ro
liel which the I'Ullll deemed advis l
able. I
posits and loans increased.
HACKS I'Oli TIE A I I ; CAMP.
WASIllXfJTON. March 2!. Tuo
War llopaitment has announced a
summer civilian training camp at
American Lake, Wash., from August
I I lo September !i.
!
my private place or build- j w.
to disturb others. The
conviction is a line of not 4
1 u nor more than 1 on. 4
county jail rA
he !(5
A telegram was received by
William Van Huren this morn
ing to the effect that Kdward
Mushey, a former resident of
Hoseburg, died in Nevada on
-March li l. following an illness
of several weeks. He is sur
vived by a sister who Is thot
to be living in Portland. Mr.
Mushey resided in Koseburg
for a number of years and at
the time his father owned con
siderable property in North
Uoseburg. The deceased left
h ere a bo u t 1 H yea rs a go and
has since made his home in the
Middle West. lie has many
friends in this vicinity who
were surprised to learn of his
death.
THURSDAY
Is Wirthmor Day
Ol I- l( 'Kits TO TUV
(Continued From
honk Di:v
Page 1.)
ilS
lor
t :
vr- 7
less t ha u 5 1 u nor more
or imprisonment in the
not to exceed Hi days.
At the time of Palm's arrest
had a quart flask one-t bird full of
whiskey in his pocket. He was as
sisted to the jail, hut it was believed
he would be in condition to make his
appearance in the justice court ibis
evening. He was interviewed by sev
eral of Ihe officers this afternoon,
I) ul t he prisoner refused lo divulge
where the. intoxicant was secured.
Four new models of this frnious Waist here for Thur.
Made of best grade of Voile, daintily trimmed in tore.
Some have large sailor collars. Priced as ever $1.00
- always worth more.
A WOMAN'S SHOP
For WOMAN'S WEAR
BELLOWS
MIIJTAKY
(Continued
stjr.vn to in:
from Page One. j
isitixi; Tin-: schools.
OI K OX PKOIIIKIi ION.
M.V1HSON. March 2M Wis
consin, u Ii i'h is probably the
weitesi stale in the Fnion, to
day toi k its first steps toward
prohibit ion. The assembly
p.is-.ot a bill providing lor a
prohibition vole in CMS. Tin1
Senate is expected lo approve
the bill.
County School Super
C. Crown spent today
ilistrieis. where Jh isit
of the si -(tools.
riltlTdlii; p WAS
tiil: stoke that appreciates your business.
i:'."'i:"vv'ac,i.'":".''C'00'.x i
1
Easter and Materials for Washable Garments
are always inseperable.
In toiia s holies of Ihe I o 1 1 Li litl
papers t het e appeared p hot ng rauhs
I i o) S C. S!tiiiiiu. lather d .Mrs. L
J-ilt. Kiddle, o: this cit. ,,nd for Hie
I- i past l n cars head iauiior of ihe
hcii ball at Portland The nhoto
! graph was m inted in connect ion
rjwit.i an artiih1 telling of the eere-
tiionies at i end ant to the present a
tion of an American flag to Mayor
A I bee by the eniIoyes of the city
hall. The cere m on le were held
et ei da v morning and w ere very
impressive. Mr, Simmonds has
lied in Portland tor niativ M-ais
! and is (itite well know n to u number
X i of people in this city. At the time
optional subject, included in the reg
ular program, with three hours work
each week. A petition litis been sent
to the governor, authorized by the
school board, and as soon as this is
decided the necessary details will be
attended to.
In connection with the cadet corps i
; l here has been some thought of es- j
lahlishing a high school Cirls Honor ;
I PI.ISI1KI ttuard. for which regular credit j
i would be given, but no definite plans i
ntendent O.
u the rural
d a unillher
2
: ha e yet been formed regarding it
'I he biu'li school Kirls tire now ciiing
a part .if Ihe work which they would
have in tlio Girls' National lienor
(Guard. This includes the potnmer
jciai course, commercial peocraphy
;and the domestic science department
(aml sewing classes, and is progress
lint; nioeh t.uder the tiirectlon of
:Miss llortcnse l-Ippley.
ciliated and later presented lo the
County Court. The committee was
empowered lo appoint sub-coinniit-teemen
in every precinct 10 attend
to the circulation of these petitions
anions Hie voters. Such petitions
will reiiuire the slKiialures of L'.l per
cent of as many legal voters of the
county as there were voles cast for
Supremo .Indue at the last election.
These petitions will be ready for
circulation in a few days.
It is realized thai in the distribu
tion of this proposed hnndiliK fund,
many roads of the counly are not in
cluded. It was impossible to Include
all anil at the same time provide
anything like sufficient amounts on
the principal thoroughfares. While
Ihe roads specified are beitiR im
proved with the bonding funds, the
other roads can be taken care of
from the regular road funds of the
county and I t orn tile overdue rail
road grant land taxes. Altogether
these three funds will aggregate over
l.dflti.niio In the next two years.
This big fund is being provided un
der this plan without any increase
whatever in the present rale of taxa
tion, and the proposed bond issue
and Ihe Interest thereon will all be
paid off in 1 5 years.
The people present at the meeting
from tin- various parts of the pountv
were unanimous in their approval of
this proposed bonding plan. belieing
that it opens the way for building
permanent modern roads. This, too.
without any increase of taxation
tne money will all be .spent
our own people.
and
among
TWO AMKI!
( Continued from
ICAS.
Page One
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V 5TT 'Will vVi.-T.-.V-V .v..tln V. 1
tieVi
St t iiif; ctdi
ti.ite so plot t and
a Plica i atice in iiiber
I hey are in w ash
A id of course w.isl
tie nts I or I !a sirr i
in
cem lo ht
dailil
fabrics as
materials,
able gar
re really
ha prep.it"
a'-vort nu m
Ibis
new
T, '. ;
w.i-u too:
oiles. or
gingham.
pl.iid euiton-v
nr put f t:ar
! !! t(d SI
Of true
n:.iie Up
le 1. .I.I.MS ;
tl L-.il'U e
Mdc et Ih
to
A beautiful assortment of the
2'zc and 1.1c. Vo
(tf weaves and color
taiularil bramls of Dress Cinohnms
is and oramlies at 1.1c to ;t.lc. Spoil Stripe
combinalions at l.lc to (!c.
( fast colors) at
. a wide rane
, the photdgraph
Simmons led the
flag in hatHl.
w as taken. M r .
pi (H-essiou widi i he
PKt.PIM:T sou.
l a sheritY's sale held at the
(in rt I'm :t -e ibis aft ernoon. Clia vb-s
I'orren puichnsed a small tia.t of
land formerly owned by Cortis hil
lock and situated in tlie ucinifv of
M i t !e Creek. The sale w as held
to sallstA a debt of J'Jt'.f. Ti' due Mr.
I tor re n f t o'm t lie detiMld.uit t toi -nev
(V Ilo-iktns t tV'i'1' ni e.l Mr.
hoi nut ;;1 t he sale
i am i r (HM it i ion
r I Ins hum ni ng
!hl'' t' n;.e:-a-!
! 'i- Se. lv.
Im Seep- was iti
o;'cr.tt :eu w as
ati'-mpied, Hattle front dispatches
indicate that the French forces are
fighting on the Hindenburg line.
The Uussian statement indicated
resumption of violent lighting on the
eastern front.
l urks Were Tcieatel.
LONDON. March 2!.- Defeat of a
Turkish force of 20,0 no south of
C,aa was officially reported f rom
the Kgyptiit n expeditionary forces.
The enemy losses were heavy. !aza
is ts miles southwest of Jerusalem.
"We took !ton prisoners, including a
general of Ihe division staff of the
f:!rd Turkish Division," says the
oil icial stai ement .
Send Ameriiaus Home.
i;tMK. Match 2!.-- Oertuany has
be. n asked to send all Americana
home, ii is reported. Ambassador
Page was instructed from Washing
ten to reiiuest the transmission of
the message to Merlin through the
Spanish Ambassador.
X HRAR 9
!
X
RUDOLPH GANZl
The Noted Swiss Pianist
In Recital at the
ANTLERS THEATER
Friday Evening at 8:30 o'clock sharp ?
wait
and
Mill.
iwii.i.it; a (.iMi: m'di:
6 l here
V i toner
Xicrn I
M U ( M-
in:i -i s wit
.". ii:i
l Ml M Mil
n:si i .
, t r
r. u of elect ruialls Woie t-a-y
toda itistalMng an electric
ilor in the office of the South
i J i i t l ain disp.it. hoi s T?le
l .lint -il it'pia- c ti c hatlorios
in UM- tliere. and will oreM- ery
en.ont as w c'l as e- ollo'.iii' al-
i,l I be tut r-hc,l by ihe
las Coiinn l.iahl - Wat-r Co
or L'" men. hers have been en-'
I here ill tie- past two days in '
Tn State Good Ko.ois Assecia
That as-ecialioti now h is near
ly :'.on.i m.-mhors m California. Ore
won anil ashtlii;!oli It is a strong
t.e lor in good ro.nU mo eaicnts.
the
t U n
kii I IMi rroi:i
i Continued from I'ago
ItlM.ll
One. I
inntt--e coiapr::
di:-Long. ;.-e
or.g. Ilu-M'ithai k,
and .lout-- 'i i
re Were added.
ed of Messrs.
I. flat ke. Ilaeon.
Al. via, I. r. Cul
' !!ns comiiiittee
il.ll
M!W 'I'tHMV.
I'Oli SAI.i: House and let on Past
l.ape St. Small payment down,
balance easy terms. W. S. How
ard. 1'hotie
cu r.. ,!. I r C II. pad.
11-' d This commiiiie
with Mr Uri.lg. h
G. V Winihrri.v was s. 1,
r,;" Hey a isi arranged with
I'istnct Attorney Nenner to prepare
the copv for the petition" to be clr-1
oi ion
ami W 1'
orcani7--d :
irinan, and
t. d as sec- .
BROCCOLI
No. 1
No. 2
No. 3
134
We Pay Cash
Tomorrow's Prices
- $1.50 per
- $1.35 per
- $1.25 per
North Pine Street
3t
crate 1
crate 1
crate I