PAGE ilX
ETEXWO ROSEBniO REVIEW, Tl'K.SDAV, MAY 8, 1817.
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It's Different
Always A
GOOD SHOW
MAJESTIC
7-REELS-7
TODAY
5c and 10c
HATINZI BVMHY PAY FtOM 8 TO B P H
tVkNl NO PIHFURklANCB. 7 15 A 6 50
TOIIAY, ONK DAY OM.Y
SHi: IthTU t.K.N A OIII.K A l A M V V. Mi:
Ethel Barrumore
IN THE
Awakening of
Helena Richie
Metro Wonderplay In five act, ba-t-d on Murjtan't Deland'a fam
ous novel. A powerful story of a woman's loe and renunciation.
IIISARST-I'ATIIE NEWS
Always Worth the 'rice of Admission
HENRY'S Tl lANKSCIYlNC
A liiKh rlii.-s cuiiiiily. with Mr. ami Mr. SWlliej Drew.
" TOMOItltOW,
:IM;MHV: "llrmi Sli lnu nml "The I'lii'iile MilL."
Mil ICMIAt : 1'iilriu."
I lillt.W: "Tin- riM-r'N 1'rin-."
Also a spi-rlM rrli'ilsi', 'Our KlK'illhK Kori'H." TMh is a Iwo ri'l'l
Itiitnntir pii-luri' tliiit P'vi'ulj our iifiri'ifirMln'KH.
h i l l I C I : "Minify Mnuli," u it h lilllh Slurry, Antonio Mon no,
hiiiI U illiiun llitmnii.
IliMIM; I'lllli V AMI SVITItlltV. MAY IN AMI III, ANITA
ST I-AY YltT IN -I HK (.11(1, I'llll.ll'I'A." i
United States Submarine G-l
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Shoes That Satisfy
Are only possible when properly fitted. Let us fit
you out today from our immense stock on hand
and save on present market prices.
OIK UNDKKPKICKl) DKPARTMKXT
Offers you plenty of chances to buy low shoes for
Less than Cost of Manufacture today
KOSEKUKG UOOTERIK
lltVI.N IHtl NN
Shoe Tltjit Siitifj rim) i Ymir Feet.
Perkins Iluildlng ... Cass Stroet
Ntiliro it! I ledum -
- No 1 ice falling tilii ni ien of the
Miters Id Hit' tleeilun to he held in
Douglas Ciuinty on .linii' 4 fur ill'
purpieo of MitiiiK bonds iu I lit' Mini
of $ ; i r. :i . ( m m i Tui- ihe iKiisi nn't mn of
permanent roads hi ilus it-imt, ate
Im hik pi niied and w ill teady to
send oul lo the v, minis voitiiK oe
rini'lK of tin1 co 'iht v to in ot i his or
Thursday. Tin- notices miiiafn Hie
list of roads which It Is propns d lu
improve in tin evenl the lnns .ue
upirot-il, toi'ttor wilh t.ilier inioi
inatmn regarding tlo cbciiun
Hanker hi Ito-lnirii
Mark V Tisdale. a pi ointnenl
h;inker of .Vuthtolin, came o.er this
tiiiii 11 lut- idol spent lli day loot, 1 1114
after business tii a 1 1 its. M 1 To-da lo
mii s t ho people ol Sut h ft I i 11 art
planting every a v.iilal'l.' loot of
Kio.md t.ihl ihev am i ipali' big
lelds l 11 1 111 Iho present vi'iir.
Ii'llto l or r.illtoi llU
li C I.. H.riMt will Iim. lin
n''out M.iv I', fur Oakland. Oahl'or
ina, w Iiito slio t'M lo -ipfitd --rul
rcki Mitini m!i Iht iii.'ihiM.
who is :t piiMiiiiutit ii'snlt'i!! of l!u-
I.. MIT i ll V M r.. Il.u lMI ).'f io.-:l
" -iti-.l 111 1 a t'ouT t yy it
1 1 ;i
Ti tin Wis Hi law, I
I'l ,l!tl .i 'I YY . 1 1 ' I 1 lu-u- , '..
liind Hint' tn.:i I ,! 1 p,,t .1 1 : r
I"-' n ni 'I 11 1. t'ii ,, 1 TU'.'ti
I'll.' II llll YX..-, ,. :.,Y..,t .Ml ... 1. Mill O!
f -hr i. t it,- '., p ni I .i'l!..' dm it-,, W-:iu-
H tl.' '- v to -i ) on! .1 -
l'ol Nttl IMaltil
Ail In in nil men ha v o sea v lied al
imi-l i iiniHinmi-ly for seei,il a
lie hotly ol attise Uerxais had not
ht't'ii rei tt iTed al a late hour thi
aiieiiioon. Mr. i.eivai wa dntwn
ed in thr N'oith 1 ' in i 1 ti 1 l;i.r ,tt ;
point ahotlt IHii miles lu.rlh ol n
i heeler ahout u week aco The ho.it
In w h n li Mr. liniiiw w ix I'to-stiiR
On iler capded and he was
p!ltn;-ed ililo the thllli'm wal'ls
Sj.y e Short . the ol her 0, 1 11 i 1.1 nt o!
I he int.it, mo 1 filed IN 1: Hi;: to
thoi o
liUnitsheit IToiii Hospiial
Mrs o l. McAllister, w ho had
hern a patient at h n Hom.oi.iI tor
1 he 1 .1-.! t y o w t t k-.. w .is d ;s iii -si d
flotn thiil 111 -1 it 111 1011 lodav She 1111
ihrweni an operation foi appen.liri
lis Slo w .1 aU'-tided h lr S-lioT
A Stew all
ititiiiolihnu l l; M, (
The .'Mt l.iiiii!; ,,.m ol tVe
I li'lioi I u.t id ( .1 ! K mil t li a 1 let
llootl .it the ;,!iiin ,,i,l t!on we'll
(o the Cord i;,h;r-r, yy hete !ie look
ont of I 'let; 1 11 m ,.. ..,,tm in t he
o. !i..lr-Mi of an U'ltioiiotol.- M
Vl y 1 !i I la tt t" 1- t ' f in--' r 1 1 , oi fo; ' he '
i ..M. !',e . ..?or o' the I'oid !:.. I
' ""' MU. lied t '.I artel'Mo.OI
t ! elf . I.I -.'-.
I liol I Ills (Mil.
lS!M . r-i;r?t ?
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l'!..!., l.v Ami. ii.;ti. I'l.-'S Am''.i I i i'l.
'III.' m:!'Iii:i ni,,- 1; 1 is k ."C, Inn sultim'rsilili' iii,l curtit's si ltrHilo UiIk-s.
Sin U ) fi-i't 111 Irnfli 1. 11. 1 111 Iht l.i'st run make ove'r fuiniit'ii kimlH an tiuv.r.
Ta6e Service
Every woman take pride in
One silver. Not only must the
pattern be attractive, but it
must be durable as well. Good
silver laxls a lire-time. Tbe
I'alrician pattern of Commun
ity I'laled YYare combines a
striking design with a splendid
wearing quality. To aee It is
to appreciate It. This hollow
handled ware Is a favorite with
many houHewiveB. YY'e are
showing this pattern In our
windowa today. Stop and see
It aa you pat8. You will he
sure to like it.
Quality Service.
BUBAR BROS.
Jewelers and Optometrists.
J ANTLERS THEATER 5
S TONIGHT AND TOMORROW MtiHT, A TRLAXfil-E TREAT 1
WILFRED LUCAS
5 in K
"Jim Bludsoef
4. From the poem of a Mississippi hero, by John Hay thrilling, peo- K
4 Pled by real, live, human betngR. Filled to overflowing with rapiu- m
d fire acting and suspense. It will keep you on the ede of your Beat
A throughout. mrm 15
5 SKK KX ITINfJ RAt'K HKTYVKKV THE STEAYHtOAT ' I'l"""' 4
E HEI.I.K" A Nil HEIt ItlY Al, l'A KET. ENHINti IN A SIMW I- TA
? l.AII HOII.EIt KXI'MlSKIN AMI I HIE St'l-'N E IN I""'"., 9
f. l.AIMiE HIY EH STEAMER IS At Tl AI.I.V AMI COYII I, El El.l g
41 I.LVTIII.VL'll 11" I THItll.I.EIt. r2
llENNIM.EIt CASE.
(Continued from Pace One.)
TliARP-JACKSON CASE -
MANY BALLOTS TODAY;
CONTEST CLOSES TONIGHT
BEfORE OREGON COURT
Miss Itrown. Wilhnr. gained
J "t otes dot .M iss Sv koM in 1 h
n:t count todav. an.l Umh MeKain
gained 7 'tle.-?oir M it' leendoi t.
Theie iis no chiiue in I lit rela
live io--iiions F tin others.
It is reported there w ill he many
hallnts tlepo sited lale this afternoon.
I'll 's is ti"liofd true heruiM ol" tire
.am' tniViher of otes the coin m it teo
amiot ;o i-oiitit for.
Tit ere w II he et mi nts 111 ado auain
if 7 and s o-. k. The otim; close.,
proini tly at n n'chiek. Votes can
he .lepoMle,' at tile Hotel l nip.lt.4
..r t liiipMi. in's driii; store The hox
it ! V. It. niiett s was t losrd lliis
i! tt : lio.oi.
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win. I'kii:.
t; er cue-ni l in i e-n r-ir lit a I i es
"f h' e .i i ;r.i n 1 r- t lie t 'ami a 1
i 'oiilinif lee ha- d' ided I h it i lie
prize lor tin l,iu'i'i nuniher in line
Horn any one i;ratn;e will he award--I
on the pe o'lM i.i' of nieiiihers I;-.
Mtod "laiiihtii; y!io appear In line.
V like rule will a :;dy lo t lo t in al
hoolt. tlie one wiMi the lari;et per
ell I a.'e (t! I'll' til 1 pllpil- I t't'e i I n
ihe p;ie' ilv.i::...- ,,n. s.lo.ol of
II. el S Will lie epi"'ted lo fltrtlisll ceT
1 il h ill .s co ei inn nieinhel'slii p.
Word was received In Rosohurn
this niorninir from Salem to the f-t
let that the case of Mm. Ada
Tluirp vs. Mrs1. S. Jackson, ndmin
ist rat ri of the estiito of the late
Att y. I'. S. Jackson, had been set
for hearinn before the Oregon Su
nretne Court on May 1 it.
This action was originally filed in
the Cirvu it Court here several
months ami. w iien, Mrs. Tharp hrot
mi 1 1 to i" te over approximately $2,
'oii from the Jai kson estate. It was
claimed hy Mr. Tharp that she had
hf n employed as stenographer by
.Mr. Jackson for seeral years and
there w stilt due her the sum of
ahout $L'.iiM. .t the time nf the
trial tiie jury returned a verdict In
w hi h thev allowed Mrs. Tharp a
jiidKinent in the sum of $"0.0. The
t rial lasted about t lit ee days and
ma 11 v w itnesses were introduced in
behalf of both parlies to the action.
A fi'Y weeks after tlie verdict was
returned. Mrs. Jackson appealed the
case to the Oregon Supreme Court
for f 1 6. 1 1 determination. Attorneys
N'euner A- Wfmherly represent Mrs.
Jaek:t.n. while Attorney John T.
I .ou- a 1 pen ti m is. Tharp.
vi 1: u itt:i;i;n s 111 in:.
Lt. iil nier. h nils today received
liber a I i in ntities of si raw berries
I mm CalHoinia a id the sano' are
;.!! in l at two hoct for 1' c in the
Ko-t'''Uiv: market-. Tiie I. ernes aie
YYe'l toloied an 1 "f i:ood tl.nor.
Mi l M(. I III v.
Ciftde H, of H;e I ido - Aid So
ciely of Ihe M.MonliM lpisto.al
Church, will en e t. :A the home of
Mrs C M um. is I hnr-da a'ler
.100:1 deln htfui pretiam has been
.1 rr-i if - .I tot 1 'ir o.-.-.i --niti
( rrotn the Gardiner Courier).
Prof .1 0. lluches. of this city,
was ti Cui:r'ie tlie first of the week
where l,e so, lessfully passed the of
ficers" ea m in at ion for MVomi lieu
tenant in the officers resene corps.
It is expo, ted that a certain number
will he called to San Kraneisco about
May :,th for duty.
Thomas I '-spot . one of the pro
prieiov of the Kee sport hotel, and
'.'i-s CertriKie Conn in. of that
town, w ei e man i-d at Not t h I tent!
Tuesday. I lot h Mr Oespot and his
hi Lie nie well and favorably Vnown
iu Peeibttott :uid Cirdiner and hate
hoMs of !r:e:idv who wish them both
; ha pi iv and sue 'e.-nf til oynce oer
the seas ot matrimony.
with. Mr. Stearns said he entered
Into the case merely for the purpose
of showing an interest in curbing
liquor violations in that vicinity.
Mr. Henninger took the stand at
3:30 o'clock and testified that he
was 20 years of age and was a Jitney
driver by occupation. lie said he had
known Neas for eight years and re
called meeting htm In the Hanna
barber shop on the afternoon of April
30. On that occasion Honninger said
Neas entered the shop and nodded to
him to go tnto the back room. Tbe
witness said he obeyed the instruc
tions, with the result that Neas drew
a partly, filled bottle from his pocket
and offered him a drink of whiskey.
He said be took a drink, after which
Frank Hogan and Fred Hanna were
also invited to participate in the
stimulant. Near then left the bar
ber shop, according to Mr. Honnin
ger. and he did not see him again
until the next day. Henningr de
nied that he had ever sold Neas or
any other person liquor since he had
been a resident of Oakland. The wit
ness also denied that he made fre
quent trips to California or that he
housed his automobile in the Smith
A Allen garage.
Attorney Hermann attempted to
prove that a conspiracy existed be
tween Mr. Neas and other persons to
secure a reward offered by a promi
nent Oakland woman for the convic
tion of the person or persons who
had sold liquor 10 her son. The court
held that this theory had nothing to
do with the case at issue, anad evi
dence bearing on that phase of the
defendant's contention was declared
to be inadmissible.
Oilier witnesses called for the de
fense were Fred Hanna, Frank Ho
gan, Harvey Mahoney, Harry l'ink
aton and It. L. Stearns. Th object
of calling these witnesses was to im
peach Neas, the prosecuting witness,
and prove the good reputation or
Henninger.
The taking of evidence was still in
progress at a late hour this after
noon, but it is probable that it will
reach the jury tonight.
ITMIj LOT IS lfcTFI.
Members of the Seventh grade ag
ricultural class ot the Hose school
who have spaded a lot on South
Main st reel for planting to beans.
pre 1 wired thin exening to line off the
soil and put in seed. The pupils are
taMni; great inteiest in the work
and a big crop is expected in the
summer. Those who spaded the
ground are Hick W'oodard. Kieth
W right and Herman Spaulinger.
Worm Make Children Fretful.
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Children fufterlni; from worms
are dull and irritable, puny and
1 weak, often grind their teeth and
1 cry out in sleep, being a constant
J source of worry to their parents.
1 Kickapoo Worm Killer is a mild
lavatix remedy In randy tablet
I form that children like to take.
I Promptly effective, it kills and re
i mot es the w ortu from the system.
: Irregular appetite anil bowel niote
' ment. la. k of interest in piny are
! ure signs of worms. Helleve your
jfilld of this burden. At all drug
gists. I'Tte.
I U.!!! H t.ltK KAMI Tl4k.
Notlw is hereby given that an Mh
grade examination will be held in
every school district in Honglas
County having candidates for same,
on May 17-1. lMT. The following
pro era m will be observed:
Thursday Arithmetic, writing,
language. aKrtrulture and spelling.
Friday PhtsioloEy. history, geo
graphy, cttil government and read
'iie O C. HKOWN
" County School Supt
NFW TOIV.
PtU KFNT - Itooni with or witli
without bttntd t Witohester
Street
TMF f.lUBT
UHIVERXJIL
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yo SALE - To (rood rarnuni
I'iiik. ;l nionihs old A.l.lreiu. A
V . cure Ivi'View.
I'm; SMK 11,; l!;,rl,. lm,,.,.n
ii.i.tnr, , li. run v.'.i mile., fo,
Il'i'.. fall al ltitrhui( Eire ll.ili
l'l 'i t I HIIII. I. El
Also on this program a Triangle comedy and a I'niversal Mauazlne.
No advance in admission price, only 5c and lc.
Thursday evening only at 7:15 and 8:45 p. m.
HEIt KHOSS HENEITT I'EHI OHMAXfE
The fourth chapter of ' Liberty," und
PAULINE FREDERICK
In "Nanette of the Wilds"
Admission as usual, 5c and 10c.
Friday: Theda Bara in "Her Double Life.'
5c and 10c.
4A Saturday: Hatty Arbuckle in his Intent comedy. The llutchi r Iloj
RESTAURANTS TO BE IN
SPECTED; SOLDIER'S ACT
RESURRECTS ORDINANCE
On account of the presence of gol
dlers here, it is'probitble that every
restaurant, eating nuu-, and milK
dispensary iu the city will be in
spected hy a committee within the
next few days.
A few days ago one of the mem
bers of the sanitary corps Informed
Mayor Kice and other officials- that
ihe Government regulations required
a sanitary report on the places
where the soldiers stationed here
were sent to eat. The report also
covers water supply, milk and other
articles that are used by the troops.
After examining the city records, it
was discovered that an ordinance
ists making it compulsory for similar
inspections of all eating places by
the city. Also the ordinance re
quires a physical examination of all
employes before they can go to
work, none of the provisions of
which hne been observed for sev
eral years.
The v ordinance w as brought to
light last etening at the council
meeting and .Mayor Rice stated that
an inspection would be made by the
health and police committee nt
om e.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
George Stearns, of Oakland, spent
the day in Roseburg looking after
business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Italelgh, of
Toriland. arrived here last evening
to visit with friends.
Mrs. W. (i. Wade returned to her
home at Drain this afternoon, fot
lawing a short visit here.
J. A. Walker went to Salem this
afternoon, where he will vifit with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.' S. If.
Walker.
Attorney O. P. Coshow went to
Sutheilin this afternoon, where he
spent several houiH looking after
business affairs.
Fred Ouggisborg, of I-eona, was
admitted to M'Tcy Hospital this
morning, where tomorrow he will un
dergo an operation. He will be at
tended by Drs. Set her & Stewart.
Deputy Sheriff It. C. Powell, of
Oakland, came over this morning to
attend the trial of Lawrence Hemiin
ger, which occurred before Justice of
the Peace I. li. Kiddle this after
noon. Miss F.st her Stearns, of Yoncalla,
will leave for her home tomorrow 'af
ter being a patient at Mercy Hospital
for several weeks. She underwent
quite a serious operation, with Drs.
Set her k Stewart in attendance.
Rnl estate can readily be roM,
Vmsht or exchanged though the
classified advertisements in The Re
view. A Want Adv. will bring you
sntisfnetorr results af. small cost.
(the gooojuoge meets a Discontented western maiO
NCiftMBOn, YOU LOOK AS IF
0U MAD L05T YOUR LAST
FHICNU--AHYTMINO I
CAN DO TOrt YOU i
LOST MY LAST AND BEsfl If HE GETS A CNCwY
FRiCND THAT WAS A ( ' Of W-B TOBACCO, tf
r POUCH OF W-B CUT L I'M CERTAINLY GO-I
P- I TOBACCO. YOU KNOW A 1 ING TO GET QUE t '
I LITTLE CHEW LASTS AND I TOO f"
) CONTE MAN q -J ' ".
T 7HO is there that's got the heart to refuse a man
it lutle chev from his pouch of W-B CUT
Chewing especially if he's a gentlemanly fel
low who would appreciate rich tobacco? Once a man
gets used to real tobacco, if goes mighty hard with him
to swiii!- back to the ordinary over sweetened kind.
W-H lias cut in two the amount he tucks away in his
cheek.
M.iU if WETMAW-BRUTOM COMPANY, 1107 LWJwy, New Twfc Ciry
Dress Sp
ecials
For this week ue offer tempting reductions on our
Stock of Hiyh Crude Dresses.
Dresses of Tuffeta. Serge. Poplin.
Tuffetas combined with Georgette Crepe.
All Leading Colors.
$25.00
$22.50
$19.50
$16.50
$15.00
Dresses, Special 17.50
" 15.50
14.50
11.50
10.50
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WWNTHP Tram lh.it will
Hi'" to IJmi rarh. niut he sinui
plus If.iiu Hurinem Htil Slie.1
If you hv sompthln to H1 or
.rrnt try so AJt. in TB Rcrlew.
BELLOWS
A WOMAX'S SHOP For HW.1.VS WEAR