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Newspaper Page TextPAGE BIX EVENING ROSEBUIUJ REVIEW, FRIDAY. APRIL 13. J0I7. 2 It's Different Always A GOOD SHOW MAJESTIf i- IMF ROOT Pfif V. 8-REELS-8 TODAY 5c and 10c MATINZE EVERY PAY FROM 3 TO 9 P. , M EVEN! NO PERFORMANCE 7:15 A 8.50 TODAY Bluebird Photoplays Presents Harris Anson's story: Mary Keep ,: CITY NEWS:-: jBOND PETITIONS l m ninpin ATinu from Iill- I WlllVWkllllWII I A beautiful screen version of Your Keet Still. W ITH IlAIXTY 1XI.A HAM. AS MAItY In Her Soul's Inspiration The story of a girl born with music in her feel. Mrs. Vernon Castle in THE ISLAND GOD FORGOT Fifth chapter of P ATRIA The Serial Supreme. A SILLY SULTAN Just for fun purposes only. TOMORROW A lliiillinil Vilngrnph llniiou, "Ninety mid Nine, wltli William 4'iiiirlucy anil lairlllo I'IIMIM; .MONDAY l,oe Stewart. A.l Tl KSDAY, AIMtll. 2:1 MORGAN'S (JIHIi." " 1 1 1 : 1 . 1 STATE TREASURER IS SUED BY HIS SISTER; IN ROSEBURG' BIG AMERICAN FLAG RAISED AT GEENDAIE; . PATRIOTIC PEEA STIRS SAI.IOM, Ore., April 1 -Thomas I!. Kny, Slate Treasurer, has been ' sued by Ills sister, Mrs. Fanniu Kny llishop, lor an accounting of income from their rnlher's estate, valued at $40,11011. The accounting is asked rrom the year I Will to I 111 a. Tlie action is the outgrowth of u family, difference of long standing- (Mrs.1 ). I. Coahow, of Itosobiirg, Is a sis ter of Mr, Kay and Mrs. Bishop.) CIMI, ACTION IIKAItl). Judge .1. W. Hamilton this morn ing listened to the evidence in ihe action brought by llert. Ilrown, a former resident of Roseburg hut now of Portland, against. Mi-h, Kll.a belli Itrooltor. The case was broi by the iilaintliT to recover money which he alleged was due froai Ihe defendant. Iiernuse of linprnvo menls that are now in progress In the Circuit Court, room, tile case was heard in Judge Hamilton's chum hers. Attorney O. i Coshnw rep resented Mr. Ilrnwti, while Attorney A. O. Colldlt, of Salem, appeared for the defendant. The case has been taken under advisement hy Judge J I a in 1 1 ( on ami It Is not likely that a decision will bo rendered for several days. .Another action Involving Mr. Ilrown .and .Mrs. Ilrooker was heard by County Judge It. V. Marstcrs In the probate court this al'tern i. He also took the evidence under ad visement. I'l.Ad WAS STOI.KX. The Ting lliler who ac npllshcd llu' iialrloilc then last Monday niglil at die homo of Supt. C. Coe, el" Ihe local Indian Agency. Is still at large, although much wanted by both Mr. Cue and tin- officers. The flag was one of link largest secured thru the local Commercial Club and bad been rah-ed above I tie door of the linine onlv a few days. (llendale's new flag, "xl l feet In size, arrived from San Francisco last naiuruay and at ;i:.tu p. m. was raised to Hie lop of the city flagpole, says the (llendale News. Calvin Finn anil F. .1. Heller, veterans of the Civil War, hoisted Old Glory to tho breezes. Thin was appropriate anil added honor and dlgnily to the occasion. The (llendale hand furnished pat riotic music, the crowd sang, Itev. O. T. Morgan delivered a brief ad dress and as a fitting climax Ihe people , with the exception or a few, marched around the flagpole, gave Ihreo cheers for our National em blem and then added 111 roe more rousing cheers for President Wil son. In spite of the rain and mud a good sized crowd possibly '.'on or illlll people were present. The music, ihe speaking, and Ihe sight of Ihe atari? and Stripes floating in Ihe breeze slirred a deep sentiment mill tears were noticed in the eyes of more I ban a few persons. SAI.RM I.AWYCIt II i:t A. O. Coiidlt, one of Ihe most pronilneiil attorneys of Marion Coun ty, arrived here early Ibis morning anil spent the day attending to legal inallersat Ihe courthouse. Attorney Condll has resided at Salem for sev eral years and is well aeiiuainted Willi Ihe lawyers of this vicinity. He evpccls to leme lor his home lit Sa lem tonight. Will I'lirchuM' Itancb -Mrs, 10. Hudson and grandson, (!. Webb, hae arrived here from Waldpurl ami will probably make 'lunulas Comity their future home. They are negotiating for the pur chase of a ranch al the present time and the deal will probably he closed lev In the week Be Sure to Attend Our Great Quick Action SALE It Offers Many Rare Bargains Tin" Quick Action" Sale is tho greatest bona lido sale over liokl hi these parts; tho highest bargain opportunity you have ever witnessed, l-'rotn the lust (lav, this sale has heen a errand Mlm.ss. We are turning our stock into cash, to pay oil the retiring- partner. Our loss is vour gain so "e lui nano catty tomorrow to snare in the manv savings provided in FANCY CHINA monov- WATCHKS MA.MONliS R1NCS SIIAKKWARK i:i:assvai;k fountain pens, brmvlios, sets, talile ware, souvenir can I him' you even ottered yon during tieles; note come. V1KINC sii.vki; i:i;aci:i,kts cit class CLOCKS pendants, toilet sets, manicure spoons, etc. In this small ml wo ii taint idea of the wonderful economies tins rival sah the prices and buy Come and see the ar 'oii need lor Years to Note These Wonderful Savings A diamond cliel. r ring nf seven line white stone-, pl.oi tilt 111 set, regular illi , now sot. no A diamond and p arl . ; brooch ISfi (Ml, now . . . no A pair of diamond ear m-i.v-. blue while stones, $IK..riO: siu-- rlnl mill.?.-. A choice lot of sterling sil,r spoons ." A t pi.,., plat, d , he ii.il ... China pt.o linin die, ii A lot i.f r,. lull hill,:. Ill elite idlliple I 'ill. us In,: I . 1 eld I fi y id hat pim. A. S. HUEY COMPANY !: Mil.. i I Pi. Hi X I .." it'ihiit solid KoM'tiuty, Giaut Clayton came in lard today on business. tharloa Drow left today for Ku pone, where lie will visit a week. Geo. W. Derby went to Dillard thls( H. M. Stultz, of Portland, has ar rived here to spend a lew daya with friend.H. . M. Guile, of Portland, has ar rived here to spend a few daya with friendw. Mrs. Jiay Truitt arrived from Oak land thin inorniiiK to spend a short visit here. Mrs. Geo. Stearns was over from Oakland this morning to spend the day here. Mrs. T. H. Kan n an came up from Drain this morn Urn on a short busi ness trip. H. Irving, who spent a few days in this city, returned to Albany this aftornoon. Mrs. (i. I-. Adams, of SuUierlin, ar rived Huh morning to spend a few days in the city, Jake Denn, of Camas Valley, spent last evening in the city looking after business matters. Fred Ityron, of Olalla, spent the day in Jtoseburg attending to various business Interests, Miss Lillian Hloom returned this morning to her home at Green, after a short visit here. Harold C. Mct'ully, of Maker, ar rived here last evening to spend a lewlays on business. K. S. Smith and. M. II. Johnson loft this morning for fames, after a few days spent here. 11. T. Ilanning arrived this after noon Irom I, oh Angeles and left for lils home on South Deer Creek. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Murphy, of Portland, arrived here last evening to spend a few days with friends. Harry Webber, of Los Angeles, arrived In Uoseburg late last night to spend a few days on business. -Mr. and Mrs. VV. T. Whiting, of Portland, arrived hero last evening to spend a few days with friends. Miss Muriel AUerbury and Mrs. G. W. Gilliam came from Winchester this morning to visit here for a few days. Mrs. G. A. Hryan returned from Grants Pass tills afternoon, where she had been visiting with rela tives Mrs.- C. 11. Maker arrived this af ternoon from Oakland, California, to join Mr. Maker, o(' the Oregon Sol diers' 1 1 (iino, John Alexander, the Glide mer chant, spent the day In Uoseburg attending to business mat ters and visiting with friends. Mrs. Muriel I a Hull'ietd, who had been visiting at Uiddlo for a few weeks, returned this afternoon to her Inline at Huberts Creek. C. M. Knapp, of Cottage Grove, who spent the past few days In this city, left I his -afternoon for Ueno, 'ov., where he expects to locate permanently. .Miss Maud Wilson left this after noon for Portland, where she will enjoy a visit with her brother. C. H. Wilson, who is in the automobile business t here, Mr. and M rs. J. C. Martin, who had heen visiting here with Mr, Martin's sister, Mrs. O. H. McAllis ter, returned to their home at Port laud this attei'noon. M Iss Hegiua I lelm, who had been t lie guest of her sister. M rs. A. .1 . 1 1 or In n del for I lie past several mouths, left this afternoon for Port land, where she will make her home. M r. and M rs. 1 ! a rry G reener, of Princeton, III., arrived hero this af ternoon to spend a few days visiting with Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Miller. Mrs. tire iter is a niece of Mr. Miller. They are eu route to their home at Princeton, after spending the winter In California. They are stopping at several enies on uio journey Home, and expeet lo isft at different points in Montana. KTITIOXS ASK THE COl'NTY COI'HT TO CAM. A KPKCIAL ULKCTIO.N O.V Jl'XE 4 TO VOTE KOMJ.H FOK $.'55,000 FOH fttAI IMPROVEMENT IX t'OCXTY. MANY SIGNATURES ARE NEEDED Tin Petitions Set Out the Roiuls to Re Improved, Touether With the Amount of Money to Re Spent un Each. Petitions asking the county court of Oouglas County to make an order calling a special election on June 4, for tho purpose of voting bonds In the sum of 000, with which to build permanent roads in this coun ty, have been printed- and will be placed fn circulation here within the next few days. Under the election laws, it will be necessary to secure signatures of 25 per cent of the vot ers before the county court can make tho formal order calling election. Tho petition, togther with the various roads to be improved and the amounts to be spent on each fol low: We, tho undersigned registered voters of Douglas County, Oregon, respect fully petition that you call Remembrances for the Soldier Boys We have rnany things In the jewelry line that will be highly appreciated by the hoys when they leave for the front. AinonK them. It a Conklin fnmituin pen, a Gillette safety razor, a comb and brush (military set), a watch, wrist watches In many styles, cuff links, and many other articles that will be ap preciated and long, remem bered. See our window. Quality Service. BUBAR BROS. Jewclors anil Optometrists. ATSJXT .RRS THEATER S u. i -'-' - r. Tonight only benefit Roaeburg High School TUB "Treasure Hunters ' 5 A rollicking comedy with a cast of forty-two performers. 5 S Admission: Reserved seats 35c and 50c, pallery 25c. Performance A 5 starts at 8:15. Reserved seatson sale at Chapman's until 7 p. ni. gj : J Saturday afternoon at 2:15, evening at 7:13 and 8:45. K ' J Something now in super-comedies K i MAX UNDER i K The world's greatest screen comedian in the 2-reel comedy K J "MAX COMES ACROSS" W. A roaring cyclone of fun and merriment. - B j J Also the five-reel luce-Triangle l'hotoplay J K "TUT? VTJ VfP nfV permanent roads in thin county, to the amount of Kive Hundred Fifty- five Thousand Dollars ($:i..r,nou), to mn ror a period of fourteen (14) years, and bearing interest at the tlio rate of four and one-half per Kentum 4) per annum, to be redeemed one-tenth (1-10) annually begin ning at tho end of the fifth year. The fund raised from the aforesaid bond Issue shall bo expended in opening, constructing and building permanent roads, and the amount of money to be expended upon each THE SIN YE DO1 Featuring Mr. Frank Keenan In one of the very best luce-Triangle releases yet produced. Also on this program a Paramount Comedy A tiKr.A X UK, ItKI-.l. NHtJH, and Mutual Gazette. , OM.V Be i 10c. a special election ror tho purpose of particular road within said county submitting to the voters of this, Is as follows, (omitting the number county the riucstion of Issuing bonds of miles and the amount per mile) (o provide for the construction of towit: ROAD- Miles Pacific Highway 107 .lolins Ranch to Anchor 12 Riddle to Drew . . 311 Myrlle Creek to Nugget 12 Myrtle Creek to liuck Fork I Ii Cnldera (Greens) to Coos County line Itoschurg to Dixonvllle (I Dlxonvllle to Glide 12 Dixonvllle to Peel 13 Carnes to Dixonvllle 13 Roseburg to Reston IS Ituseburg-Molrose-Coles Valley 17 Kdenbower-Unipquu-.MIIIwood 24 Wilbur to Stephens 5 Suthorlin to Nonpareil 11 Hutherlln to Stephens . . . f Oakland to Kngllsh Settlement 12 Oakland to Utnpoua u Oakland-Green Valley K Klkl.on-Kollogg-Sutherlin 2S Yoncalla to Klk Head ., 12 Ynnenlln-llayhur.it-Klk Creek JO Drain lo Klkton 10 Million to Rnedsporl ; -ID Amount $21111, IM'II) 5,000 flU.UOU 5.000 5,000 50,0(10 10,000 I 2,0011 8.000 1 0,000 1 5,0110 I 5,000 20,0011 5,0(1(1 5,1100 5,000 5,011(1 1 0,000 5,000 20,001) I 0,000 5,0 00 20,000 80,000 Per Mile $1870 420 835 4 20 315 1520 1G60 .10 00 C20 770 835 880 835 . 1000 4 55 1000 4 20 1 Out) 625 i I 5 835 500 1 25 0 2000 Sunday afternoon at 2:15, evenig at 7:15 and 8:45. Jack Pickford and Louise Huff in the 5-reel Paramount play "SEVENTEEN" Also a new Pictograph and a Burton Holmes Travelogue. Admission 5c and 10c. Coniln'gTMonday Tuesday7T'T)iedai!ara In '"UndorTw6Flags7" Coming! the new patriotic serial l.lliKltTV, in 20 chapters. Opening chapter Thursday, April 19th. Free school children's matinee at 4 p. in. Evenings at 7:15 and 8 :45. 8 Totals 4 75 $555,000 Av. $1170 I I Wash Goods For Spring Wear Complete showing now ready Beautiful Voiles in stripes, Plaids, Sport designs, 38 to 42 inches wide, 25c to 85c yard. Sport Ponges full 36in. wide, big range of patterns $1.00 to $2.50 New Showing Easter Gloves Just arrived, big shipment of Kid and Silk Gloves Black, White, Tan, Pearl and Champagne i (Continued from Page One.) SPA IX SKEKS INDEMNITY. MADRID, April 13. The Spanish cabinet has approved the German note demanding indemnity lor the submarining- of the steamer San Fuljrencia. RUMOR CANNOT BE VERIFIED. WASHINGTON, April 1:1. Rumors of a submarine in the Pacific lack ollicial verification, the Navy Department announced. A German raider in the South Atlantic is reported unoMicialiv. HOSPITAL SHIPS SUNK. LONDON. April :!. The British' hospital ship Gloucester Castle was submarined without warning in the Channel on March Ml), and the hospital ship Salta struck a mine and sank on April 10, 52 persons perishing, so the Admiralty reported. MILITIA GUARD IS KILLED. SAN FRANCISCO, April l:). While guarding a railroad tunnel in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, Private Murphy, of the California militia, was shot from ambush, according to a 'message received by the Western Pacific Railroad ollicials hero. To Invade Itoschurg Roundup boosters from Ashland will invade Roseliurg at the time of the Strawberry Carnival on Mar 17, 1 and ID. says the Ashland Record. More than 25 gaily decorated cars will Join Ihe procession, tin occu pants being arrayed in costume as to cowboy habiliments. Tht. motive is to Induce Roseburg Id return the compliment by rushing with one ac cord lo the cclebralion here In July, Pujs Have KiilKted Colonel John 1,. May. who is In command of tho 3rd Oregon Infan try, has three sons among Ihe en listed men. savs tho Portland Tele Ham When the regililetll needed recruits to tiring it up to full war strength two of his hoys were among those assigned lo recruiting duty Sergeant John F May. of Company I-', was sent out first and secured 17 recruits III one day without assist ance. That brought bis company up lo full war strength, and he returned lo active duty. si:citrr sKitVKT. mux. spies and others engaged In pints and Intrigues against the sovereign ty of the Cnited States. About a dozen employes of the Rnsebun: Local postoffiro employes are eluded in a sweeping Government order enlisting their aid In a move- iiostofflce am utii,ie,.i i. n,.. su,. inent lo assist tho Federal bureau of lock iloln ins I'diillirnmoiilii twn youuK hidios anions tho nurubor. in est ten tiou in tho uVttH-tiou of I BELLOWS A WOMAN'S SHOP For WOMANS WEAR I 8. Jitney Benefit Ball To he given by The Local Red Cross Society at Tin-: Armory, Monday April 16th 5c - One jitney - 5c I Ti:i iioam ii:kj it;. rtu- lhn liUntl ronnm-mul I'luh U IIMMOStMllCil ill lit siood IO;l(W, in I'niM.uwl on April L'S hy K. V. ttrttM ;iinl lU-nton How- ; or this iti. siiys tli Ash hind I Hints. Thi-so ut'iit U'tui'iit )ia' .iifi ,mi'v aiMi'.Ml to pay itioir nun' p -iim's lo ittlrnti th rally. Tht; ,il Wul s niukliti; tho Crvn 'M miu.4 mountain ro.uj con nor t ins ; lil,nnl and Klanwith Kalis nnd v Ii1. h w as lecontly addod to tho ! i '.id Mi :iiini (y tho Suto Hishvay o ni mission . its osi.oi'i.il v.wi Tito Huh toci-nily ondiM-sod tho thill.-. t'Ht rYrid inoasuro and tho mtniilK'rs av io.il th-:i'lv nnanimnMs i :ip Hi tSc nirauio. You Thrifty People i:v TOI1AV. W.Ti:n To farm hands lioeiicl, rmtiiiut. (.ireeon. 4 Who wish you had bought when other things were cheaper Act on our tip -shoes are going higher and higher. Buy Now at Our Prices Cash in on our ground floor proposition They'll Show a Profit to you soon, but you must buy now To Save 25 to 33 1-3 per cent. on present market prices Roseburg Booterie Review Want Ads. btln reult. i CiOOOCOOicKICKl 0'X-OO-XK)0?--.C0,