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SAItV lIM. i:IK.MS TO IIKW
MM l. IIIMKDNTS WHO AUK
I.ACklM I At II.ITII S.
PURCHASE MADE Of HARROW
Siih'uiilk Mjttcrtf Aw ,tiii-il-iMl
HimI IEMtrts MmU- on V)irill
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Itills A United.
Tin rt-HHiiis for thf city nunlnK
n h;ii row. '.it Ifil forth from M:yor
It ire liy tin- ntivrirliiiirnt policy of
niiin II mi nn ('reason, n-Kulted .Mon
day niKlit In (lit offeilni,' Iy ihe rily
rounrll oi' hum I) n-'iei Hcrvire to
total ri'MuVnts who havM heeii lit
lort to pi In thfir Hardens. It if
l.rnl.at U- that thin in Fervire will
lirovide both tea in h and tools and
eve hilmr. thereby maklim posille
tlm luinieiliato preparation of th
Kimind. which It la wiid, han hi-en
Oiiealellfil vulll iiMlia ililllK implanted
toe a not her HeuKoii bfc.nisd of the
m-an-ity of tlif-ne very essentials.
It appeared from the demands
and repri'nen tat inns made to the
council that the eily ha taken up
Ihe food ronsei ation movement
with arlnal earnestness. The whole
program wan threatened with fail
in e. however, accord ini to .Mayor
Kiie, hei:iiiK all teairiH heretofore
uvailahle for plowing are encayed
in the country districts, while there
is not h plow or harrow In ui.aldr
condition within the eity limit
Some art ion beiny necessary to hrinu
a hout a remedy fur lite Kit uat ion.
Mavor !tlc said wlin a harrow was
needed i eceully he ii i t only con si d
ered its use to the city hut as an im
plement to he offered to persons In
the preparation of their Hardens.
The purchase w:is I irst oh jerlert
to by Mr. Creadon, h' demanded tn
know what use the rity had f a
ha i tow, anyway. He was 1 hen in
formed by both t lie eci ul ie and .
M. Oelaild. or the street i leanim; !
partment, that the city had ronfaiit
use for a harrow and that it had
practically worn out at least t w o
in ihe nasi two or three years which
had been bovi o ed. Mr. C reason
then consenting to p.iss the matter,
a n i ol ion was matte hy found I man
It. S. Nichols that Ihe records- hov
that the implement was to he made
available to thoM mednm it lor i',ar
den work. I east uij hie my to be ex
pected lor jis ire and tint of a
team.
The advisahilitv of sparing a clt
team later caused c oiimiIci able dis
cuss ion and w as m-i 1 led on I v on
rcromiiiion of the ta t th,-i while
tlie leant was dcMited to wotkniK on
Ka i dens (lie ii. ua I w 01 It of clean in n
the Ft reefs would have to be tempo-
ra in My slackened. M r. t Mand pro i
tested against this moe lot the
reason that tho street would not lie
In as preventable condition as for
merly for I lie SI i aw hen y ( 'artitv a I
and the reception ot Hie meat crowd
of visiter. The motion nf t'onm il
tnan Nichols was passed, however,
and it was understood that one leain
will he ready at once for city plow
in or other woik in connection willi
Ka rd ens. The emplo e- of Die i
tiarimenl were al-o to be permitted
to work overtime at Ihe call of the
cardenei" and so bum as Ihe regular
w oi k ol Ihe ell V was done, no oh
Ic.'hon was In be made to the nr
laliKcriHht ot hout1 or the length
of lime devoted to Ihe employment
tor private paitit. t ;is helievcil
that I lii-c p! o i Mtm s will prove a
WOMEN OP OREGON l
Women livcrymhrre I ojorse IhiVTavorite"
UMitn (.tregon. "In my yonnper
d:iV I w as gteal V
tlonblcd Wilh as
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ih.ii.i..l ,houkl .rinl this ntlr itrrtf,"Hwti Ii
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HulH. Hutr.lo. N. Y.. aittl rt'pr will W int
g nun mul, All tluiM ttrvikl.
great help lo rllvin tb prentl
situation and aid materially tn lu-l
creating the nrnount of garden to
be planted in the city.
Ualk IttHeUe Attention.
A duiiKioutt Hidulk said to
front on the property of Mrs. Adam
Fisher and other residents of South
Jackson street,' recehed attention
for a moment when Mayor HI
uutde mention of an incident there
hy whiih a child came neur beinK
erioijslv hurt last Saturday. After
aoiue dihcussiori, Marshal William
wa instructed to herve notice and
ertie I lio t oiisl riirt ion of u new-
walk. w;in also intormed that if
the walk was not finished in J days
time, the city would be authoiied to
do ihe work ilfelf.
A report from the street commit
tee with lefereme to the petition of
L. A. Kiench, or North itoseburn
was read in which it wan recom
mended that the walk ho built a
desired by Mr. French, while the
i-iiv would be jeadv to protect Ids
action. It is understood lliat the
walk, although built on the prop
erty line, will partly cover the pres
ent roadway, but it b-,l nIl
si ruction was entirely within the
rights of Mr. French. Objeclbnif
to t he walk, the commit tee paid,
should be made to the couii'il by
petition.
Hunts Inspected.
Councilman I'owell reported that
the heal Hi and police ronirnime had
lerenily inspected a number of burns
in the cliy wilh the followiim re
sults: Those, of II .1. Teun. CeorKe
Kohlhae.-n. F. F- Patterson, tne Fin
piro Staldes, city propeiTV. Iieet
Creek Stables, in bad condition; inai
of II. S. French in fair condition.
md that of licomo Itnpp in excel
lent ronditlon. The commltteo said
those reiiorteil unfavorable had been
oroniiseil intiMovement.
Senator ( liainlM-rlii ill Iteplie.
A letter was read from Senutoi
Ceoi i;e I-:. Chamberlain which w as
in replv lo a message recently sent
by ihe count il wilh reference to the
rood con 'ervation movement. Sena
tor Chamberlain said the communl
ealinn had been referred to the A-
, i. nit ura I I lenai tllient. which was
in charge oi all the work of
thi (
nat lire.
Take I p Ta ltiNe'it.
The street committee reported
on I he iiuestion of takiim lax re
eei pt held hy Al. Cn-ason on lots
in Kinney s Addition on whh h the
l it v holds Impf ovenient liens, and
recommended "'at the receipts be
lakcn up The repol I wan adopted.
"I 'lean-up" I!enn1 Made.
A report of Mayor Itice m ttir
annual '"clean up"' was read show
1111; tin expense to be $ C - I. whil
(he pro. eels rereived from ilisjios
Iiik of bottles, cans, sael-w. roppei
and iron to local Junk dealen
nmoiinted to $ I V! The entire
latter amount, repelled ihe mavor
was luriied over as oroini ed to the
local branch of t he lit d Cross.
Itcpitir Mil fit ( 'oiioidenil.
The proposillon of pur.diasinu an
eiiuipmenl tor repaiiinii the a.-plialt
and other hard surface p.miins waf
idered hrielly but was Intel
turned over to the street cotnuiiltee
with pow er to onsider the various
bids -iller ile. idlng on the kind ol
equipment needed and take definite
act ion.
The matter of providing a grade
for the I'lli'V ill the iear of (lie watet
and light company's office was con
idered, but no action was tiken
The matter will be cousHet ed b
(lie . otnmiitee.
Tin. i-'mil;ir hilts for Ihe monlli
weie also allowed:
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Ii I. hiptde. sararv .... 7 ". o"
Ca-I F. imberlv. salary . . " ",l
fort). 'it Wilber. salai v .... r.:..n
II. W orlbtngtou. salary ... 1
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Krani Wilcox, salary
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lllt.lll 111. i: SAVS III: HAS ItK-
FIVI.If MA W OMI'l.AIN TS
i:i:;aiiiiim; oik actions of
IIOVS AM l.lltl.S Al-I'KAI.S
lo nil: I' wiF.vrs.
TRUANT OfFIQR NO! AVAILABLE
Mani Itice Suy the I'arenlK Should
Take .More Interest in Their
'Ii ild ceil and Sjmi e 'l liem
Humility of ArreM.
The lievjew this morning received
a somewhat lengthy letter from
Mayor Kice concerning the act tum
or certain bovs and gill of this city
The letter follows;
Once more I am compelled to up
peal to the parents of l(oehury to
train Ihe coulidenct ol their children
that they may know in what manner
they are yfV-nding their evenings.
This is a very unpleasant thin; tu
lo, but sev era I complaints have
Ix-en handed in about the actions ot
ome ol our boys and girls at night,
ind I feel it my duty lo protect (hem
.n evei way poshiblo, especially the
L'irls.
I know that I will he criticized, as
I have been in Ihe past, but mothers
do not realize now how much or tht
si raight lot w ard honesty to (hem
selves and t heir t riends depends
upon you. The influence you have
ipon them now will last always.
There may be a time when it in
too tale that you will understand
that you yourself have made the llrsi
II 1 1 ft ! H k 4 I It Ml 1 11 ttTi'Vltxi i 11 (.Viirv
individual boy anil girl. They an as
1 111 port a nt as the financial com! it ion
if a city could ever be. We have no
'ruant officer since Mrs, Shuey left
We miss her, for she whh alwavs
willing to go to some wayward bov
m girl and give ( hem good, sound,
noiherly Hdviee. She kept in touch
.villi the child and its parents, which
iielped considerable in turning them-
11 the right path of life, and in some
instances undoubtedly isived them
from the reform school.
A truant officer has better oppor
'unities than the police; for kind
words spoken and timely advice
:ien l ten do more than all of our
dlicers can do. When the marshals
mike arrest, their names must be
,'iven fo the public, thereby (bcrrus
ng their moral standing instead rd
raising it. A matron, the boys ati
in question, with their parents,
ire the only ones concerned in the
follow up" system.
Kn.seliiirg has belter law abiding
ilieiis l!i. in any niher lown in Ore
moii and we seldom have use for a
marshal. Hift some of our hoys and
:ir!n need the love and protection ol
'a 1 hers and mothers, which they do
not get.
With your assistance and a matron
we rati know where they are even
ing.. Vou should make their homes
pleasant so lin y wilt enjoy il. Kind
ml where they are when they are
not at home, and the matron working
with you can improve their conduct
'Ml the slfe. -Is
Without this help am unable to
do w 1 at I consider my dutv.
'rnN'r 1'utHl I'm- Unk Stniiinrlw.
Tin- iniii'r fuiiil fur inn' man may
lio all 111111m Inr itnnllit'i'. Kn'ry imh"
.-lii'iil.l a.liipt a illfl suili'il In Ills
.mi' an. I (iri iipatiun. Tlinstt uho hale
nf, ik sitiniarlis ni'i'il tn In' .'initially
i.in'',il and ..liiHiIti i';it lnii v and
tnali.iitt' tli.-ii fimtl tlnitiiui:lily 1?
is nlsti iini'iiiliint tliiit llii'y lii't'i
tht'ir Iniui-ls ri'milnf. Wlitm lln-i
'ii'i linn' niltilialt'il nr uhi'li llu-i
fi-i'l ilu'l ;in,l slnnltl aflt-r I'.itiili:.
tliry linnl.l l.ikn Cli, null,, I lain v
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anil in, hi' tin- Iniiii'K. 'rh,.v ;uo
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MM BY FAIL WHEN
NGINE STRIKES CABOOSf
t'onducrur i' C. Wilbunks. s, bed
uted lo b ae ri a m-ithbetiud fieir! .1
train at '2 this iiioiniiii;. hiill-'ie.i
i M'Mims tall when he wa tumhb .1
from In seat in the cuiol,i ot (!
-.iboo-it 1 1 the sudden collision oi a
w ii i h eiu: i tie wilh t he rear end e!
in-- car
'I'll- reason for ihe accident v as
IOl leit TOMl tod iv. but it . IUVMIieill
tut 111.' nu ll III the entitle Wcf iu.
i w f t he 'tt''tr m v ol t he oul
::.MIIt !lelt:hl Milan' fell A t'ls-
'iiio I about ei.lil let and itiuek
on b"i shoulder lie wat so seTieusly
hurt t It a I he w .is e,t mined at nine
v I if l lief. ! t . i 'i I ' i i ! n Ii --h'latt.
; nd la'cr t.'eti to hiw home.
w ll"' I lie W I 1 I Wob.t bl I ' 111.11 U I'of
' v I-1 a I il i v s h. Ic no hi'iii h w el .
i el. en. Ii ii br u a nd oi her in
Mil Well' (Msmi It'll ,t! ;t' i, l,t to
o: it. I hi m To I.l .'It V.kiI, tint : 1 Mil ,
I'tev . d The ace lib ni h.. p U' d i ll
the local ard- iti ' i-rie? to ll.c e
I'ct t. d tb'p , i nil e ot the Main 1
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Mriirii i Norn i:. i
V oil ate retUt'-ted lo a Mend the
'L-altr iiuiiitu: of the ercha n t
mm i.t'ti'll. rilll.- d., i-n i ti c.
M.. v 'tt b. tu the lu - . ice court lot on,
Mtetitli-i Nation,! Hank buildup. Mt
" I'tef K 1 M. rntt. of the
Social Service I'xt.Twion I'lVl-ioil of
tit. tun ersitv or I'l.tmi, w til
Iiv.r a t.ilk Hlont; rn -t n. ine
i: i ni;.so, se v.
4. AIAKRIAGE A WOl XCTD.
A letter waft H-tfived in
4- Itur-ebuiK this morninn tellluK 4
4 ot th in arn. -me of Mis Millie
4 'ant well, a lortnr resident of 4
4 the Jcfverside vicinity. to 4
4 Pearce kumnKe, of Portland, j
4- at the lutter city last Sunday. 4"
J- Mrs. UainnKe lived at Kiver- A
side for some time and is a 4
4 niece of Mr. ltofe, one of the 4
T IO ' nwn:18. A"! , u
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accomplished musician and has
4. many friend in this section of
4. the state. Mr. and Mrs. Ham-
axe will make their permanent
4. lion.H in Portland, according
4. to the letter received hre.
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4. oKhKit m:i;i i:i.
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Itfruitlng Offier Hall, who A
has been Htatloned at the
(imiid Hotel here for tike past
two week. this morning re
reived the following telegram
4 from the military officials
4 "Voti are authorized to accept
4 men for the Quartermaster
4 'orps. for clerks and other
4 kindred positions. They
should powers know led ee of
4- typewriting and have clerical
4- ability."
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cy4fter All-
8wl
j' riding and best equipped.
t-S "They all say that" you would say
and put it down to over enthusiasm on our part.
We know that ybu buy jjour car on what you see
SIXES
,7Mltctill Jr.. l.lgiilSI.
$1150
$1460
tstk Ptltts F 0. S. Factor
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k.rutr .lock, rttrrl.J In
HorltdnJ anil Spokui).
Roseburg
Hilikrlllrnis S Slavtr Con(wny
HOW MANY
People Know
What you have for Sale until you Advertise?
Your display ofoods in the store, on
the' street or in a show window is an
Advertiscment-a very ood one,
BUT:
Only 10 people out of a hundred see your display,
while 7.1 out of every hundred will see your advertise
ment in the newspaper Now if you can manage to do
business with only a store or window display you can
increase your business very materially by a good. Jive,
readable Newspaper
ADVERTISEMENT
You can be reasonably sure
of results from a ood ad in
ZZRosebura Review
LIBERTY LOAX OF 1017.
T bare received a telegram from
the Secretary of the Treaftury aultj
orizing ua to receive ubscripiion
for the three and one half per cent
L'aited States Government bonds.
They are a patriotic investment,
and we place our services without
cost at the disposal of intending pur
chasers. jjOL'GLAS NATIONAL BANK.
.'Ml.lM ItKWAIEI.
T A reward of Fifty Dollars will he
T'paiU lo any person or party locating
f lhe body of N. P. Oervais, drowned
4. ,n (he rmpqua River Tuesday. May
i ,8t u lne bo(V ia iocated bv a
-J- member of the Gervais family, the
- J - ifirty dollars will be paid to the en-
4 t tire party searching at that time.
The amount of the reward has been
deposited in the Kfrst State Bank of
Sutherlin and will be paid to the
proper claimant by them.
Signed. GEKVAIS BROTHKRS.
Sloan'H Linlmrnt Fi Rheumatism.
$1
The torture of rheumatism, the
pains and aches that make life un
bearable are quickly relieved by
ij'iid that is easy to apply and more
rfYeetivo than musKV ulastera
ointments because It penetrates
fitiic-kly without rubbing. For the
many pains and aches following ex
posiire, strains, sprains and muscle
4..
eorenesn, Sloan s Liniment Is
promptly effective. Alnwys have a
bottle handy for gout, lumbago,
toothache, backache, stiff neck and
all external pains. At druggists. 2c.
E Could tell you that the tTVlitchell is
the most beautiful car made, that it has
the most wonderful motor, is the easiest
and feel, on your own judgment, so in
this ad we are simply asking you to
call and inspect the new JVlitchell
Six, then let us get out on the road to
gether, you take the wheel and form
your own opinion of its road qualities.
F. Barker & Co.
Implements and Vehicles
Oregon
For Your Baby
The Signature of
. is the only guarantee that you have the
Genuine
prepared ty him for ever 30 years.
YOU'LL give YOUR baby the BEST
Your Physician Knows Fletcher's Castoria
Sold only in one size bottle, never in bulk
or otherwise; to protect the
babies.
The Centaur Company, C&yffi&6iks mat.
If you nave doraellilne to sell oi Live Advertisers orver the best bar
rent try an Adv. In The Review. Enins. Patronize Review advertisers.
IWhams&co.IN clean,
-- - w. v.. r 1 ir.K.tun, manager
PATTERSON'S GROCERY
. C. Penny Co. Golden Rule Stores
1 75 BUSY STOKES 75
Carnival SuitsMen's and Boys
IluyliiB ""Ms in larue quantities to supply this enormous outlet
enahle the Golden liulc to show you the best that money can buy.
Men's Suits in dark brown ami dark fancy patterns, $!i.!0, $12.50
and f 1 4.73.
Youths' 3-piece suits. Ions pants, $5. no, JG.r.il and $7.!0.
Hoys' Knickerbocker Suits. J2 ts, JS.JiS, $;.'in and Jfi.'to.
New Tub Silk Waists today $I.IM
Your Dollars will go Farther Here.
-TRY IT-
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Incorporated
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When Purchasing a battery with a lied Label look for
and be sure to get
"The Guaranteed Cell"
Willi llle lietl Seal
Churchill Hardware Co.
ROSKBURC. ORE. IRONMONGERS
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ik ami naohno.
GOOD COFFEE
For a superior coffee at a reasonable
price we are sure that you will be
pleased with WADCO brand. A good,
fresh stock of goods on hand
'! WWMMVHB
The Label Has Always
Been Red
II is not a difficult matter to
ninirh a color ami it takes but liitle
tu imiiahiy io imiiiile ihe label or
the carton design of the
RED SEAL DRY BATTERY
The red color of a dry battery
labt-l or of a carton denotes tiothine.
but when coupled wilh the words
' IIi:i Si:.I.." backed as it is with
a positive and uniualified guarantee,
ii stands fur dry battery superiority
absolutely and uncondtlonally.
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