Roseburg review., March 30, 1917, Image 2

PAGE TWO
nvrxivG nosEBmo nnvicw, Frtjn.iv. M.vnrrr no, ton.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS OF THE CITY
A lflihtf ul KveniiiK
Th ladies of tin- Methodit-l
topal t'huit-h entertained at u soil
uf u Eet-tunelher nodal at their edi
fice iHM'fl last veil inn. Tliu H-o-Kium
was of a humorous nature, and
included son ii h, ioM-orn eatlnK cmi
It'stB n nd ut her am lining mi in hers.
Among tliuso i' a I ted urciti to si in:
during tin1 evening wen; I'M warn
Singleton. Judge it. W. Manner. It
(.'. Market and a tin in her of oilier
local "vocal HI." 1 elieIous i
fresh men Is w ei i' served dm iim t lie
evening.
Ilegistritl ions at (inmd
Following wei e t hi i ii 1st i al loin
ut the t ii'ii nit Hotel Thursday: T. ('
Holluni, Stmt th-; J. T. Hrldge.. A.
llenrlk.Hen, Oakland: Hoy (ings, I'
ll. Luwrrure, t'nniKlock; Mauley M
Straw n, Voncalla ; John A le. under.
Seth -Matthews, (Jlhle; J. T. i.aiikey.
It, V. Mil.eod. V. J. Kaliney. V, 1.
Speck, Lee I,. Covert. W. C. Turiiell.
Portland: V. S. Honin. Oakland:
W . K. K u n z. H i a n t s Pass ; K . II
Vinkston. V. V. I'mvers. Oakland.
J. M. Ledgewood, It. I'ate. II. V
Jones, K. M. t'ook. .Myrtle free); A
S. Ireland. Olnlla; I.. 1 Kngles
I'eel; J. If. Itrown. Oakland. Cal.;
W. J. Kinley. Newport. Ore ; A. K
Kveiton. .1. V. Kreid. '. A. Mm
Idiey. II. It. KuntK. K. It. Mcl'lure.
J. Nelstm. V. T. tireen. It. !.ents, M
(. Cregory, It. Medley. I II. Ty
nan. A. T. ' Morian. It. K. Veutch. K
I Wright. W. K. Anderson. II K
Wilde. K. A. Taylor, IWthiud:
I,. Warner r. nd wife. Spokane: ''. H
Huston, 0. It. Krankton. Alhany; J
Kernuson. Kugene; J. T. i lit ledge.
W. II. .Modiall. Taeonia; K. IV (.ill
man. Seattle; .1. It Hung. It. Mrotl
ernon, KlKin: A. T. Cilderoy and
wife, S. K.; W. Jones. Wooils. Idaho;
K. V. Hose and wife. Kiddle; l W
Indus and wife, idly; Mrs. A. K
St reet . J . I.. t 1 od f ley a nd w i f e,
fnmns Valley; Klmd Itami1. city; M
J. AndeVson, (JrunlH Pass.
Hero I'm- A Kit
Mrs. J, J. Sawyers
Klkton. arrived here
and will spend a few
W. Unyle and family,
was accompanied by
ami Imlty. of
last eveiiini:
(lay with f
Mis. Sawii
llT IIM'tlH'f,
mrx. Iella t Movie, of l'nn oin 111v
who is on tier way home after spend
tnff a few weeks with her at Klk
ton.
1 let ut-n I'linn IVnn Ivniila
Mr. and Mrs. l A. rlmmhei Iain,
who left here 1 S months a no toi
KtilKOwny, Venn., returned last een
Inn and will probably remain permit
uently. They have rented a house
on Kowler street . where they will
reside temporarily.
Willis Shipouio Hero
Willis Sh?,pnian. of Kugene. ar
rived in Kosebui g last e ettiug to
spend a couple ol days look inn :if
ter busines matters. He is a mem
her of the I'nited Slates Army.
S'HNik Hiv Tniiiomiu
Itepreijentative W. W. I.unuer. o!
Yamhill County, who spent last
Wednesday here atleniiiim the yooii
roads rally, arrived In the city last
ninhl after a day spent at t'omstock
vMtiiiK at the home or Hoy liriiin
.Mr. Lunger will be one of the iliie
speakers at the monthly meetinn ol
'I'oniona tiranno. to he held bete to
morrow. .Mr. l.unyer passed part
of today visitlnn with the vetemi
al the Soldiers' Home, and was l.iiei
a niiest at the home of Mi and Mi--('.
A. Hrand. in liai den Valley.
Hero Knm Itinklo-
Kd ward Si a k let on, who mmih
t hue a no leased t he Hooi h ninh
near Huckles. came here last cen
inn to spend a con pie of thus will'
his family. Mr Si unlet on s.n s he
has been very busy of late ami i'
well pleased with his new biatam
The Hoot h ranch is a m on y the l-.i
in I toil n la County and is .ul.ii'ie !
to general lai isnuK and sto k me
inn It alsi eoni.inw a lat c m
chaid. trtun w ln h the nw n-i l.i-i
ear maikete.1 seeial t 'u iisin.l - e'
dollai s w urt h ot prunes
'1 mtmiutvter Heii
I' ted II;iii-imi, It.iMima-tc
the Southern I'a.ifi.' Itaiii.id
pan, arrixed bete l.ist exennu
t-'llKcue to spt'liil a ii'ij'ie o;
ookitK a;ter oitn i;il u;.iM.
1 lailssvn i reni'-leed ill Cie
Hotel.
txtiii-. In KitsetMitu
Mrs K Sfeei and Vt
Mf" T 1. ti.'dMev . ;ui ..i
VaMev. artiM-d ! . - e 1 k
sjwnd ,1 eoilHe m' ,!. --,
lenitered ,n the liiv.nd H-'te
l!iiiins I ii or. I'.otl tnil
vl IVim:,v l. ,1 , , v
tlilll !il't' I '. i. , - . i . -
l.i lid. w hei e he ! . T.ii
' lUipiMen, t.-r a , :
KlKtp w h ! !1)'l u. !v i.t I?!..
the f'vp.tu.- H,.!,': i . . v :
one of i he , i, ;;
Huelmt iiil. I '!i !o'-iM
a slides nt his ,,".;!;;,,
Mai t M;ittitte)d
J . Ni-.. a- .-...nt
etl! v'. the e :. . !' . ,
f
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t!
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the TM:d i
n;de: 4 out ! '
He alo f
bets o! -he v
Sl.Mit'i I. in i men t I u L'i, uin.o imu
Tho tortuto of : '; ,-i:...t., :
paiti and ar'ifi that m .. - :
beat able at e j r. u 1
Sloan's IJntmetit a e
-id tl'-at K e.M to ais
!Tvle than urj-s
otnt ments !' . a u-e it
qiltcktv w itho'it l i;!!m'
ntnnv pain- an ! a t.t fe!:,. .
poFUH". st .1 1!? -i , .p-.t-t; a"!
Aoroio Sln.itt 1 in : : t
proinj'tlv efte-ttve '
Ndt'o l.andy for c,".it L:--toothache,
ba.'k.i. bo v.fT
il ntiRitl r A; drki 'i
i'ur Was Ki-paiini'il
Tilt illllullM'I'lIf owned
Klrfrlirr, Jr.. chief of
by James
UosehurK
Fire iM-pai liiieiii, in out if the shop
after uiidciT,"lMK ii t horoiiK.il over
hutiliiiK. It is piiinled a bright red
and Is attractini; no little attention.
rilves I'linn ,MiniieitMilis
Mih. C. S. Carter, of .Minneapolis.
irrived here last evening to visit her J
sister. Mrs. Cordon Stewart, at I
l.auieleri'Sl. Sbe will probably re-
.j it i II lor several Weeks. I
Leaves nr Kniisns
C. A. Kamsey, who had been visit
ini: here for several days with his
daimhter. .Mrs. H. . Hnrnbeeker,
left last evening for San Kra'nciseo
.tnd will leave ihere later for his
home in Kansas. -Mr. and Mrs. Porn
herker arrived here recently t make
tlieir home, the former heinn a ma
.'hmist at the roundhouse.
I imitive Is Wanted
Sheriff ( ;eor'e ijuine this morn-
inn reeete,l word triuil Idaho to be j
on i In' look mi I tor Nat Kinyr. who j
is w allied there on a l-Vderal charne.
The Idaho officials are uf the opin
ion I hat H iunr is headed soul h and
may pass through Hoseburn w ithin I
the next few days. i
t .uvnllis l:til Here
M. O Kvans, nieinher of 1 he fac
ility of the orenmi Am iciiltui al Col
ione at Corvallis. arrived here last
evi'iiinir and spent the ninht at the
l'mp(iua Motel. He left this morn-1
inn lor Su I lierlin. w here he spent
l he day al I end inn a meet inn of the!
manners of that vicinity. Mr. Kwuis1
wi'l return to Hoseburn toninht pre- j
punitory to delncrinn an address'
before Pomona Iran no at t he Odd t
Follow s' hail tomorrow afternoon, j
M r. Kvans has made a n umber of
t rips to Hoseburn durinn the past t
two or llitee years and is well known'
to the ranchers and fruitmowets of!
this icinity.
Mei'tliin; nt I'oitlaiul
Harry Parnoter, of the Ibunlas
A list ract t'oiupa uy. est erday re
ceived w ord from Port Jand to t he
I'fYect that the members of the State1
Fire Patrol Assoc ia( ion w on Id hobl
t heir annual meet inn t here on Fri
tlay. April I:'. Mr. Parceter is sec- i
relarv of t lie Oounlas County Fire '.
Patrol Association and he intends toj
b, piesent at the meetiun Flection
f officers and many other business
mailers will become before the meet-i
inc.
I al ter I'nun JosepliMHi 1
Hibert K. Smith, editor of the!
Tax Liberator, this inoininn received j
a letter f i om Sum Joseph son. of
Hound it p. Montana, ask: tin for data '
i enai dinn the t es of I to tin las ;
Countv. in his letter to Mr. Smith. 1
Mr .losei'hson sos the taxes at'
Hon jiil up ha v e more t hail doubled j
durum I he pa-t lew yea i s and t lie
people theie are eektnu relief. Mr. t
Smith e peel s to send. Mi', Joseph- !
son the data w it It in the next few ;
das. or at leaI as soon as it can be;
(Uepared
isitiil oncaMa n, limd
Countv School Supei inlendcnt O
C. Ilrovvn retuined here last evening
1roui Yoncalla. where he s;ent fhe
da visitinn iho schools ol that vi-;
iniiv He savs the Yoncalla school
is hi I he best ot mud it inn and the,
penple Hieie are much pleased
the ommes ibat is beinu made by.
the pntci- Mr P.iown expe.ts to
viit a nun. bet e' ot'i. i s( heo! wit'i
in th- liel tew weeks
I'.MH i oli as NliipH(
The
iiic
the
to I !
fM st cat load oi bin, coli t- be
1 1 1 om I Manias Cnantv tor
aon left the loial watehouse
I'mpqua Ya'lev Fruit 1 "iron
;i afternoon. The cat i-; con
to Chu ao. w heve it vv ill be
1 t : e John Ni C mp.tnv
tut'
hand
The
a r
naded nndet
t :
dm
I'nn nt
senut i
OiM lav
t a
I ' S F. kle- We.
e ol the John V
merit an I l.t
t e- ell! M'C.'t Ml u o
HI t epT
. n n wm itm
-r- .y mm u WKi j m ca j
I" low its
I .l,.n,!,l t-f ,nr..- !n.- . V. .nt
1 V.-:- Cr, l':..l-llr
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1 e i' OiVi.Ki- r.- -a
-j .iftiixnrn Jan tnn.i.ui
Htddl5 VWltor Hiiro
Calvin Geer. well known resident
of the Kiddle vicinity, returned
home hist evening after spendniK the
day here with old friends. Mr. (Jeer
Is a ouudin of Hie former governor,
a nd an u note ot Homer la v en port ,
the famous earloonl.it.
Sending om Sinls
County Schotil Superintendent O.
C. Itrown today sent out several
pai kant's of seeds to the r,m hers of
this vicinity. The seeds were re
ceived here recently from the (iov
emuient and are said to be of x
collent quality.
I.nst Hay Imm' Taxes
The last day for the payment of
the first half of the I ! I li taxes is Hie
fifth of April, after which date in
terest at the rale of one per cent a
mouth will be chained. The second
half of the taxes is due on the fiftli
of October. All taxes reiiiainlnn un
paid on the fifth day of Oc tober.
next, following shall become, delin
quent and on the fifth day of No
vember next following-, a penalty of
five per cent shall he charged and
collecLed thereon in addition to the
Interest.
To 1 1. ft co.iii iii;;i.
A J fie Fi hero id Toilet Comb for
Inc. black white and colors. At the
Hook Store.
W Li. jrg.
Hits Claim At Oakland
Jas. Caaserly, uf Wntertown,
South Dakota, left today tor his
home In that city. He hud been
here for a few das attending to
business ahaii b anU uh h is ; return
will stop several days ut Oakland.,
where he will inspect his timber
claim a shod distance from there
on the North I Hiptiua. His claim
includes ltlu acres of fine limber
' and has been in his possession for
it;! years. Mr. Casserly stilted that
' he does not wish to dispose of his
' claim, but in tends to hold it until
I such time when it may be de
veloped. 'Will .Make Home in California
I Mr. and Mrs. V. K. Jones, who
had lived in this city for the past
nine months, lei t this morning tor
Sacramento, where they will make
their home. He lore coming hre
they lived at Sacramento, Calif.
Nurse- at Merry Hospital
Miss Kdna Whitley, of Portland,
bus accepted a posit ion as trained
nurse al Mercy hospital and arrived
this morning to assume her duties.
PasMil Through Here
(I. YV. Sliafer, formerly an inmate
of the state hospital for the insane,
and one of the men implicated in
the recent attack on a guard of thai
institution, passed through here on
Thursday enroute to Stockton. Cal.,
where he will be tried on charges
" j i
A direct descendant ol" William lVtm and Thomas Jcllcron
laiuif'aeluring ecrt of Tin American Tobacco Company
A famous authority on chewing tobacco and
Head of fourth generation of tobacco experts vlio have
produced and giv en name lo
Lhewmg
o ttn.liT Pi'im's Thick is ot
Mli h MIJH'I it'l' ill;ilit .
TRY A 10c
guaranteed
i Perm's Thick does not satisfy you
i:i everv way. return it to any dealer.
He is herf by authorised to refund
, , the full purchase price
' ' 'f'' ( ' '
Ac . Tint :tm tA ';Vf ,
of forgery. He was in charge of an
officer from the Culifomlu city. Mr.
Shufer was committed to the peni
tential y ut Salem from Eugene
some time aso, but was later trans
ferred to the asylum for medical
treatment. He was recently pro
nounced cured a ltd dismissed from
that institution.
Ixft For Poillaml
Claude Miller, cousin of the late
Sam Swiokard, who died suddenly
here a few days ago, relumed to his
home at Portland last night, He
came lie re to attend Mr. Swiekard's
funeral. A petition will he filed in
the probate court here some time
this week asking that an adtninis
t rat or be appointed to handle the
estate of the deceased.
Hily Is Appraise! -
I. It. Riddle. S. .i. Jones and Carl
Oilman met at the offices of Attor
ney John T. Long- this niornlinr.
where they appraised the estate of
John Richards, now an inmate of
t he state hospital for the insane.
The estate left by Mr. Richards is
valued at $:J-M!.t; and consists of
real and personal property. T. .I.
Singleton is Kuardian of the unfor
tunate man.
In City for a Few Days
R. F. Shail wirk. or the Pacific
ftuildinn and Loan Fund, of Port
land, arrived here yesterday to
spend a few days with the Rice &
I'
IN
jr.'.. ii
;! : , i ' ,lifio7'JT vrai;nm p..
mm
founder of Philadrlphia,
receiving the deed to
IVnnvlvania
from the indiani
SOb!C0
''ll's a mellow a a June ajjlo
and as wvt as a nut."
CAT TOPAY
Rice Real Estate Company, local
representative of the firm.
Special Agent Here
.Max Bliss, special agent for the
Insurance Company of North Amer
ica, arrived in Roseburg last even
ing front Portland to confer with
K. C. lieusou. local agent for the
company. Mr. Bliss will probably
leave here tomorrow,
liuilroiul OtViciul Here
Krnest Stroud, a well known oi
Hcial of the Southern Pacific Com
pany, arrived in Roseburg last eveu
iiiK to spend a couple of days look
ins after various business matters.
.Mr. Stroud is well known here,
where he visits quite trequently.
.Many Flajis Sold
The demand for American flags
has been greater during the past
few weeks than ever before, accord
ing to local merchants. In addition
to being displayed on the business
districts, hundreds of dwellings are
decorated with the National colors.
Because of the general increase in
prices of all kinds of cloth, flags
have advanced in protortion.
FOINTAIN
: BAHRAIN.
A guaranteed Standard Killer
Fountain Pen for 08c, at the Hook
Store.
Safety First Jitney Service. Phone
46. Two cars.
mm
1 1 z ir
,
Thomas JofftTSon
author of the Declaration
ol Indepeiideuce
S-.'..
I- .f
Stop at
Hotel Umpqua
New and Modern
Mrs. F. D. Owen
m) CUT FLOWERS
POTTED TLANTS
FUNERAL DESIGNS
WEDDING F.OQUETS
PH0NE3
Greenhouse 0.F12
Ctty 414
HIGH GRADE
Life Insurance
EXCLUSIVELY
Five years in Roseburg as Dis
trict Manager for The Mutual
Life of N. V. 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
F. BARKER & CO.
Ix'tfXfltnrit. OrfipHi
Iiiiili'itwtJt& I 'olu'rlt'S
STOP AT
Hotel Grand
Cass St., Roseburg, Or.
Real Estate
City anil Farm Property
Tim her I.nnds
Agent for
West lake and Winchester I5ay
Town Lois.
GEORCE RITEIt
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 a
CREAM
Separator
See the Latest.
Model
SHAR.PLES
Suction Feed
I the
Douglas County Creamery
We Are looking for the Man
'ho ti.is wiled his cloltis so ba.Mv
, "!ut they are not fit to wear. No
v.iuttrr how dirty or pre.isy the suit
'!'.. he. . re e.iuippea ith the
; " ot modern nuchicery. mid h.ive
k;lled workmen who knonr how to
I'lenn. l:eintr and lrs old Cloihe
(o that they look just hke new.
j Imperial Cleaners
Phone 277 342 X. Jackson