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Newspaper Page TextEVENING HOSEBl'KU KEVIEW, KlUDAV, M.Yr.lll ;IO, 1BI7 iii(MiiAis isKi.xu ari;an;i:d I'OK BKi t'OlXTY CKU.ltH.l TION IX KOSKlll lIC OX THl liS DAY, Al'ltIL 2(1, AXMVKHSAItY OF THE OIUKlt. . MANY FEATURES ARE OUTLINED Over One Thousand Mcinhris Ait' E.vM'clt')l lu Assemble Here on Tluit Oeension Derive Work tux llaskel Dinner. Local committees on preparing for the Douglas County Odd Fellows celebration, to be held in Hoseburg on April 28, met on Thursday even ing to begin arrangements therefor. They organized by choosing L. Wim berly chairman, and Carl V. un man secretary. A program lor this celebration was ontlined about as follows: At 10:30 a. in. will begin the regu lar Anniversary Celebration program of addresses, music and special feat ures. llig basket dinner at noon. In the afternoon there will be de gree work by the Itebekahs at 2 o'clock and by the subordinate lodges at 4 o'clock. In the evening there will be a fine musical program by the Odd Kellows' orchestra, including several special features of interest. This is one ol the finest musical organizations In his part of the state. A number of committees were ap pointed to look after the various ar rangements. Among these is a com mittee on decorations, who will make an attractive display on behalf of. the order. The business houses will also be requested to make ap propriate window displays or other suitable decorations. The local lodges will serve hot cof fee and otherwise assist in entertain ing the visitors at the basket dinner. If the weather is tine the forenoon program and dinner will probably be held at the Hellows Park and Play ground In West Hoseburg. Crand Master II. S. Westbrook, of Port land, has been invited to speak on this occasion, but lias not yet sent a reply. Other excellent speakers will also be heard. It Is expected that at least 1000 Odd Fellows and Itebekahs will assemble here on that day. A spe cial train will he run from points south, while those from the north can utilize the regular trains. The committees in charge expect to make this the biggest event of Its kind ever held in this county. Every member of Ihe order is invited to participate and every lodge in the county is asked to co-operalo on this occasion. MEDFORD MAN LAUDS PEOPLE Of R0SEBUR6; STORES WELL STOCKED "You have a tlmidy town :uil I want to congratulate your people for Ihe thrift they have displayed dur ing the past few years," was the as sertion of .1. A. WesterMind, presi dent of the Tri-State Good Homh Association, who came here from .Medford Wednesday to attend the good roads rally hi Id at the court house. "I have traveled quite extensively throughout Oregon during t lie past few years," said Mr. Westerluml, "and I . can truthfully say that Hosehurg is one of the hest appear ing towns- in the state. Your town Is well paved and t ho dwellings in dicate that your people are content ed. I visited a nuniher of the stores here and found them to lie well stocked with season aide merchan dise. I also want to say that the municipal Improvements in evident e here are far ahead of many of the larger and more important towns of the state." Mr. Westerlund resides at Med ford, where he owns the Holland Hotel. He is also interested in much other property in that vicinity. "CASCARETS" fOR A COLD, BAD BREATH OR SICK HEADACHE Itest for l.iver and limi ts. For Hit iousiipss, sour Stoma li and Constipation tlet a 1 o-cent box now. Furled Tongue, Had I'oHs. Indi gestion, S.illovv Skin and Misrni!il Headaches come trom a torpid liw-r and clogged bowels, which cause yoill stomach to heroine filled with undi gesteri food, which sours and fer ments like garbage in a swill barrel. Thai's the first step W untoM misery indigestion, foul gasses. had breath yellow skin, mental feats, everything that Is hoi-lhle and nauseating. A C.israret tonight will cive your con stipat"d bowels r thorough cleansing and straighten you out by morning They work while ou sl""t a cent box from your druKRixt v.-ill V.'-y you feWing good for monthr. Mii i'ons of men and women take a I'ns ciret now and then to k'"P their stomach, liver and bonel-- r"4tila''1 and never know a Miserable mom-nt Uon't forget the children th-ir lit tle Insldes need a good, sentle cleans Jn, too. (Adv.) r n I 1 'i"l" when thinks i:kf. ihffkkext. Terrible as seems a case of drunkeuness now days, when au intoxicated individual is haled before the officers of the state, a few years ago the situation in ltoseburg was much different. An incident illustrative of this fact was mentioned Thursday by Jos eph Micelli, of the First State mil Savings Hank. "1 was serving as mayor of the city." said .Mr. Micelli, 'when one day a drunken young man had lo be arrested In order to keep the peace. The marshal placed him in the city jail and a few hours later went to see how ho was get ting along. Instead of becom ing sober, be was still as drunk as ever, however,, so he was left for another period of several hours. The next time he was seen, he was even drunker than before. . A con sultation was then held and it was decided to make an in vestigation. Several of the of ficials entered the jail, and there in one corner was 111 bottles. still unopened, of sparkling Cyrus Noble." MEETING WAS ENJOYED BY LOCAL FORESTER; BANQUET WAS FEATURE That ihe recent meeting of the foresters held in lurt land was hy far the best meeting of its kind ever held on the Pacific Coast, was the statement of S. C. ltartrum. super visor of the Itosuhurg forestry ot fice, who ret urned here Wednesday. Mr. Part ru in was accompanied hy Mrs. Part ru ui. The business sessions arranged b the Portland committee, consumed six days, according to Mr. Partruni. and reached a conclusion following a banquet held at tne Multnomah Hotel last Saturday night. The ban iuet was a very elaborate affair and was attended by forest supervisors and rangers from all sections ol Oregon. Washington and Alaska. II was during this banquet that. Mr. Hart rum pulled off the joke wh ich was chronicled in a recent issue ot the- Review. Last Sunday the foresters, to gether with their families, enjoyed ,in automobile trip over the Colum bia Highway. They also visited the hatchery at itnnneville, as well as other places of interest in that sec lion of the state. Among those pros em at the meeting were a number ol officials uf the Hepartment of Agri culture, at Washington, l. t o- Worms .Make Children Tret ful. Children FiifOrlng from worms are dull and irritable, puny and weak, often grind their teeth and ,:ry out in sleep, being a constant source of worry to t iieir parents. Kickapou Worm Killer is a mild laxative remedy in candy tablet form that eh ildren like to take. Prompt ly effective, it kills and re moves the worm from the system, irregular appetite and bowel move ment, lack of interest in play are jure signs of worms. Relieve your jtiild of this burden. At all drug gists, 1! 5 c. mi;i;ti; was i;.ioyi:i. That Wednesday's road meeting was t horo uglily enjoyed was attest -ed by the many complimentary ex pressions of those who were ptesent from the rural districts of the coiin t y. The address of H. .1. Adams was especially Interesting. aJid there is' no doubt thiit the bonds will be a p proved when submitted to a vol e of the people of Imiiglas County in .hi lie. It was the general expression of those who attended yesterday's meet ing here that the members of the highway commission intend to play fai r with I ton gl as County, and that t he roads of this section win be benefitted materially as a result of vol ing the bonds. At 'orney Porter Here Attorney (). H. Porter and wife will arrive heie ( lis evening, accord ing to vvi.nl n-ieivd today, ami vvi! remain for a few days" vi.-it. Mr. Porter has b--n located at Portland for several months and will make ii ran gei ii ills while In-re to trans fer his law books and other supplies to that city, which have rema iued in t he office of his former p;i m to-r. I. A. Hiichanan. DRIVE AWAYHEADACHE Rub Mustcrole on Forehead and Temples A I.ra'hclic P-w-Iy without the d;m pcrs t.f "ie;ehche mcdu'inc." k'l eve ;.c;e!a':hc and tivit mi- r:i.h: fc.'T;:ig i r ir, h;- - r i' 1 ti 1 )i.tfi . Airi it uc- at : ! M;i'!'.T' 'c i a c!.-:n. wi.:,c n..11 v. i-il of rmiaf'!. J;cvr t' ;m :i n;u- !;u ! po.-UT nr:e !o"" r t !!;'; l'(d if V t-x'i rn.ilJy. and in r.o v ?.y c n a htct .-:! c: henrt, a nr.' in ternal mc-!;cims do. Kxccl!:Tit f ' j r stc throat, Lroncsiiti'. cr--ur. sti:T neck, a-'hrra, m.-urakf:a. on f:e sti v, ph'tiri;,, rheumatism, liinujatjo, all joins and aches of the hack or j-ir.ts prain, sore mu.-clt1-, brui-cs. cUila-tv, fruMcd fret, colds rf the c!;:--t :t o't n prevent j.npunr nia). ,t..TiiTnT iT T 1" 4 4 (JI.KXOALi: NEWS. Potatoes are four cents per lb. They are of excellent quality. We do not seem to notice the rise in this staple product, us many of our Cow Creek farmers have plenty on hand to sell, and evcrj body is going to raise potatoes this season. The Darby building, on Pacific avenue, is being refitted and thor oughly renovated, ready for occu pancy. The Hobhs building is nearing completion. James A. Dewey will move his business there in the near f u t u re. The C.lendale Telephone Co., own ed and operated by I. 11. Smith, is rendering to its patrons its usual ex cellent service. ltoad improvement is now the or der of the day. Our enterprising citizens have caught the spirit and our good roads aro to be made bet ter. We note the commencement of making roads, began by James Thomas, at Anchor, is still going on. Oregon will yet measure up with California along the good roads line. Uev. J. P. Kenny, who has been ill at his home in this city for some weeks, is si ill unable to be out, al though he is improving slowly. Ihe annual meeting of Olivet Presbyterian Church will be held on Tuesday evening, the llrd inst. A gen eral attendance of all members and adherents of the church is especially requested, as there is business of im portance to be transacted. Today at ti a. m. snow was falling in generous quantities, just to re mind us that March will claim every day of its right lo storm. Spring is here, and all vegetation is starting nicely. Our esteemed fellow townsman J. I.. Hanks has suffered from another severe attack of grippe. At this date he is somewhat improved, and we The. Immediate Closing of this salo may be caused tomorrow hy the number of women who enroll on this Iloos ier Plan. If all the women who need lloos iers should come tomorrow, our allotment would be taken before niht and the sale would close. This lias 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 lo come down tomorrow and find out about this cabinet so vow can decide before it is too late 7 rfittitttt Inl'c tj'tit tin niiniittx to iliritlr, mirt for all, irhclhcr tfoit inti iiil In iiit iclitixi nmr nr Inti r A nfl ii'iii ai l' (h citliiit. i i'int iiilii-r, ii hfllu r or not tjmi irill ynrr unit of if ii in rrxytt rij yli ii: ijnu noir tnh'i'. lint unless you decide at once, you may decide too late to own this greatest of al! Iloosier cabinets on this liberal Iloosier Plan. 1,000,0(10 women already have lloo , iei v Thousands are buying this new Iloosier A. J. LILBURN & SON Complete House Furnishers Cass St., Rosebur& Ore. ClATSOP COUNTV MAN 10 DELIVER ADDRESS BEFORE THE GRANGERS rtenjaniin S. Worsley, mem- f J bet of the C range and a J j prominent rancher of Clatsop county, will oe one ot the J principal speakers at the monthly meeting of Pomona 4 Grange, to be held at the Odd J f el lows hall here .Saturday. Mr. Worsiey attended the good J. roads rally here Wednesday, and he delivered a very inter- J esiing address al that time. He I talks fluently and is appar- 4 ently well versed in the needs .j of Ibis state. His address lo- 4 morrow will deal principally J. with the porposed jti.UOO.iMlo J road bond issue which is to J J he submitted to the voters of 4 Ihe state on June 4. It is also 4 4 expected that Mr. Worsiey will J make special comment in Sat- J- urday's address regarding the 4 4 activities of C. K. Spenee, J- 4 Master of the State (J range, J who is waging opposition to 4" J the bond measure. Mr. Wars- J- 4 ley claims that Mr. Spence is 4 not authorized by the Orange J J to make a fight against the 4 J. bonds, and his acts in this re- gard are purely of a personal J ! nature. I i JJ I tIlI f" i i l r hope to soon note his recovery. His sons. Lewis, Jr., Jessie and Wm. Hanks, wiih his wife and daughter, hastened to his beside, where this grand old pioneer has the loving at tention of his youthful wife and all of their children who live in this county. The little daughter of Prof, and Mrs. Comby. who has been critically .pfflEiffii. "Iloosier Beauty" Advertised in Leading Mouazines This New Iloosier Cabinet Delivered for Only $1.00 Will Another Day End This Sale? The Public Alone Can Answer. every week. You should, without fail, grasp this opportunity and see this cabinet tomor row. You may choose between the celebrated Iloosier Peauty pictured above, and one of I Ik- Iloosier Wonders. Terms of the HoosUr I'lun are these: I XI nil. r In- ialiiiil Hi rlMMiM- in ynir hnmi'. st wi'ckly ji !. II. :t 'I In li ii "h I'riri' lli-il hy tin rm tiiry iii iiiiK firi'lly. I 'I In' -.nli- i- iiiiiIit illri'i l fciijim Isinii cr I Imi I liH.-hi.-i- 'iillipiiiiy . ." N't iuli'ii'"!. Nil I'xlrn fi'i's, II Your mi, ni-y ha k II yon nri' mil lil J.ll HTI .1 Willi yiiti Him".m''. Only those women who grasp this op portunity tomorrow can be sun- of getting one ol these cabinets on this liberal Iloosier plan. You realize, of course, that these terms could not be ollered except on a very limited number of cabinets. After This Sale- I Ihe "lloo-jer Plan" term. Mill be w Hlidniw n. hir leiibil' liliotlllpe lends will (ben )ienil, ill, is now very nearly well again. A. C. Sanders, of Butte, Montana, who formerly owned the Kiggs farm, near this city, was greeting many old mends in Gleudale lust week. Prof, and Mrs. Win. Stiue, of Med ford, spent last Sunday iu dlendale. Pro!. Siine was formerly a teacher in (he Gtendale schools, and many old friends and put tons of our school always have a welcome for him and his wife. Prof. Stine gave a very in teresting lecture at Olivet Sunday school last Sunday. .Mrs. K. Is. Dunning has so far re covered from her recent hospital ex perience that she will return to her home near Kernvalo this week. The Methodist people of Wolf Creek will erect a church building at that place this summer, which will add very materially to the city's im provements. Special Police James Hayes is at Grants Pass looking after business matters. John Hanks is wearing the star while Mr. Hayes Is away. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hurtou were county seal visitors this week. Mrs. Win. Hranhiim, of Wolf Creek, Is visiting relatives in this city. Miss Lulu JoluiR will spend the summer at Medford. T. A. MeXabb, of Wallace, Idaho, who was visiting Mb daughter, Mrs. A. VI. Mattiee, in this city, left last week. Mrs. K. M. Clothier lefl on Mon day evening for an extended trip. She will visit relatives lu Washing ton, Kansas and Missouri, and re turn by way of California. Sho says she will return to her homo in this valley to locate permanently. We all wish for her a pleasant and safe journey and a speedy return home. X. X. Ituy fresh spring seed, varlolles best adapted to Southern Oregon. Itiggest assortment of bulk and package, garden and field seeds. People's Supply Co., wholesale to the consumer. DEPLTY HAS RESIGNED. SALEM, March 29. tabor Com missioner Hofl has transferred W .A. Dalziel. deputy in Eastern Oregon, to the coast, succeeding C. H. Oram, whose resignation he demanded and received. M. H. Allen, of Sumpter, succeeds Mr. Dalziel. "Since Oram stated his resignation was submitted by request," said Mr. Holt, "I will say that It la my principle to cou dnet my office in the interests or efficiency. Kor mo to continue in that way it was necessary to ask for Oram's resignation." Where will you find the equal of this car at its price? Tnko tli Item of room. The new Mite-hell Jr. five pttattenKer HkM sir 1b a ear uf 12U-litrh wheel Iihhm. This Is five I ik' hen loiKr tluin niuut other litem nixes. This exim Wliuel biicu put Into extra eg roum In front and rear. It nlm emiMfs ua to inako whler Kt'titfl without disturbing the harmony ui uupvHruuco. riKISH TOED BT XEAT. The Mitchell body la not only a dou lil fowl pure steam lln buoy of un queHtloiied beauty hut We uro mhllnff to Its uttraetlveneHS by fixing the finlxh by hetit In large ovens con structed for that purpose. X.OXO PXUfOS KAKB BAST HID ING. Our lonjc wheel base enables us to Rlvo you an extra Inns cantilever prltiK, r0 Inch In the Mitchell Jr. ami 62 Inch In the au veil-posse ncer Mitchell. EXTBA DBnriNO COMrOBT. The now Mitchell Is the nemo of 4HHy ilrlvtntf. The aeiir shlftlnK Is ao compllidied with little effort. Tlia rhanae Ih niHile with but n inuveinnnt of a few Inches of the Hhlftlng lever. Our nteerluff Rent- Ih full worm type ml Irreversible. Our Mtcerlnjf knuckles are curried on bull beurlng-H, A RIMABKABLB FOWEI FXiAIYT. In the Miteliell we are giving you nu upouumlcal, efficient power pliiut. Tha Mltclifrll eiiKlne Ih iiii 1. heiul en glue with ull niirtH enchiHeil and i un niiiK tu oil. The electric equipment Is two unit typo uud gear driven. tf NUB UAL EQUrPMENT. Miteliell curs aro not only equip? with one-miin top, uleiir vIhIoii 'intl Hhlwld, but they ourry rnverHlble hiud liuiipH, power Urn ptuniiH und the ll.io. The MKclioll is r unity oonipleitly etiulppvd. . KEOABDIWO PE Br OBMAN On. Thin Is our IiIkIi curd, if you vitnli to know how the Mitchell will pull, how hIow It will Idle on hitch gear and huv It KKE-:i.H. Just cull on us and lot us put It through lis puvej. J. F. Barker & Co. Implements and Vehicles 0000000XOOC00'XCOOOOOXCOCOO'000X0000M00000XiH White River Flour $21 5 I'er Sack, less 25c per sack Casli or $2.20 THE DALLES FLOUR $2.15 Per Sack, less 25c per sack for cash or $1.90 Kidd's Grocery PWOOOOOOOtOOCCKOOOOOOOOOO'OOOOOOOOOOOOOCfOOOCOOOOOa 000000":OOOOOC0000(OOOOOOCKOOOOOOOOOC)0mOOOOOOCmXmi Quality, Quantity & Variety in Regular Meals CV1 1'lCIERIA MXXEh'S A nd Short Orders Dole's European Cafe and Cafeteria (Opposite Hotel Uinpqua) 147 Jackson St. VV. H. DOLE, Proprietor SPRING COLDS ARE DANGEROUS. Sudden changes of temperature and underwear bring spring colds with stuffed up head, sore throat and general cold symptoma. A dose of Dr. King's New Discovery Is sure relief, this happy combination of antiseptic basattns cleara the head, soothes the Irritated membranes and what might have been a lingering cold is broken up. Don't stop treat ment when relief Is first fe't as a half cured cold Is dangerous. Take Dr. King's New Discovery till your 'old is gone. 1: SIXES Junior 2 and 5 Passenger 120 Inch wheel base; 4U h.p. motor 8xr; CO Inch can tilever springs. $1150 Factory Both cars uphol stered In leather and aro completely equipped, Including power tin pump. Seven Passenger 1 27 Inch wheel base. 48 h. p. motor 8 Vix6; 52 Inch can tilever Bprlnfii; $1460 Factor? Also built tn 3 and fi-puHHenaer Hond-sti-i'H, Seluu Models, Thin car curries 31 extra features. Kepalr Stock carrlsd In Portland by Mitchell-Lewis & Staver Co.