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EVENING ROSEBrRO REVIEW, W K lX EHDA Y, MAY 0, 1817. PAfiB TWO BRIEF NEWS ITEMS OF Mat mm r Wii'. H'it ri. t . Imlloii. fj-ura1 muiiaKT of Ihe Oregon I'ro-imn In., ,ur.-. here last ew-nint; Kir Iiih n-gular Juh,'h" tion trip tliroUKli Southern OtKon. After audit inx the hooka ut the lo rn) Mamli. h will piulKttjJy g" .Medrunl. He wan art oiupained here by K A. I'etty. formerly in charge of ihe braiirh here, who may remain for we vera I da). Iiive I'm- Kuii-Hw Mr. und Alt. J. h. Hoilgeft. of Kiienhuwer. leit ;iKt evening on their way to Antelope, Kanr-an, where they eeit to rem:. In t'r ahotit hI v e K h. T hey li a a n u moer of lel.-itiveK there und also in Callfoi iiia and other pointn where they ma) utop briefly. KetnriiN I mm Arlwinii ;eoiie CieiiHhaw, formerly a rar- oenter in this rity, returned lam wiiinif after Kle!nlillK t lie pat hiX viirs at I'hoenix. Arizona. Mr ( 'i e:isba w v. iiH a coin Man led by lilK uilo ami they arc e.eling to re niiiin permanently. SKler er Mih. Heck, of Oakland. Call loiui-i. arrived here IuM evening on her way to Cleveland on the Inn. Iiih Kiver. She evperls lo iinil theie for the next newral weekM with her hiniter, Mih. Adum lmerner. (KM tO ' I lil tieorge Cole, or Myrtle Cieek, nr i l ed hei e lust evening und a I ter i hiiil biiHlneK.; istl, I - f t thl inoni ing on Ihk way lo Conn Hay. lie ex nertK In remain In that vinufly for u week or two. Here I loin Itriljsli Colillilhln Mih. CharliH Tiirnnl, or I'mt Al bernl, II. C, arrived In thin city Ijihi evening for a viHit with her daugh ter, Mih. M. I. MiCune. She ta ex pecting to reinulu for eveinl weeks. Hole I nilllly IrfMHlr C. II. Cliildei-H, wile und child, ar rived here latit evening from Dole und will probably muke their perma nent home here. Mr. Childet nan u position at the S. I. Hound IIouhv. .M:Uilii'M Iii.sm Throiiuli About 40 recrultH to tho ('. S MuritieH from Minnesota, paHsed (hru here taut evening enroute lo Mare IhIiiimI training ntuthni. Large ntiin hern of officers and men are travel i ii K through on nearly every train. Those last eenin had not yet been provided with tint lor urn. I ly St-ll Motor rr I V. H Krunde, of the I'ortland Motor Car Company, arrived here this morning to look after hnlne:s matt eis. It is thought Mr. Ki untie Ik here to sell u I'-ukanl car to u local tr-tiisfer company. Min. Ibunl I tel 11 iiih Mir. K. L. Item d. of Han Ubui tt. who bus been hero for n I'ew days, left this nioruiiiK for Vonrulla, where hhe will visit with friends for u day. She was formerly a resident of (bat I city. Mis. Heard is well known inj dtosebiirK. ! To I'niiluml SjinitJitiiiiii Mr. mid Mrs. I'. I.. Downhill left this moinlug for Portland, where Ihe latter will be a patient lor mime time ut u sauilarliim. Mis. Downing had been taking Irealrnents here tor some time and is beheed to be im-pioved. MiMr lMir Is Her (i. tt. Murphy, of Kiddle, the) school supervisor for the di.trnll consisting of the southern part ot the county. anixe.l here this niinu j lug and w ill remain for kowm.i1 days. ! lie will he employed in the office ol j County Schoid Supi . O C. I (row 11 ! dut ing his slay. Mr. M u i pby sa s 1 the . iiools in his district are in e-I t el I cut condition lor I hit season ol I the vcar. t. Inner Is rioluliited I No more will the drunk be able tot j;ct intoxicated on Mio-er u sitinlai 1 .ibolitdic medicines. h.ts the lhan I li. .inii.it (iinu.-r. will It contain; t it per nt nl. olnd. has been fol- ! lu.l.lrii lo 1 soli) at drug stoiet. j Si b.is a mi in lc r ol ol hoi n 1 1 h b's wil!i laie ainouiils ot al-hl in tt Aicotdlim Hi oldeiH tert-ned, Di- HM Atlorney Hill has 01 tteicil I lie i .-.ffesl of any drim-M-i .urnht sellnu1 Kim; ci or til her at 1 1 unlcv tot j I In p: iipt'l' Ji'il foes lliciiijins u Invited ' i;.v,lun K w,iiil Cic I'to'iiiatis for the Mnnili.'rn (..iniv.i'. M.o I'1. add (he hiciiiImiv t' liie or 4t li I .1 1 toll w ill ha I be unite; lrom:M heloi e thetn V -ii Sif-.i.! ewiittit .it l!n HI moi , s I lie t .1 Ml',. I .1 'it : n.il Sboll Id I I"' Ch. I ! ci .He to uo Cicv III 1. M w I .:r l' id.C Michl tav .ill d.i te li.- lri and li ic ,i t II rM-tlllK1 .ilU'llii; ,ti .ilrm ' Stitnt.n n o icti!.: .it...'ii I,., k ! It iik li s.,,pi ,.n W t I . k -on. ,i rd k!,. ii ic .i den, ot t In- 'I ill.': hlit . .-tn d.c ion. h.iM'd I "H ,n , n! land, 't t. '. nli d in t he i . 'i ' oi Wi -1.-. .el formei ow in I ! I l ,c :io, k 1 The Ir.il H.r i"!i--:n in. tic 1 t'u nn:'t the IJ.ILMI I He .1 I .1 Co '! pan. . ot t Li.- , m 'P. tiMib-. i 1 inn Ii ,t- liol l.i .-ll "i.i )r u 'I . 1 ; .la. ks.nt w ill pnd..ibh n .. I,-. IllOlie Oil the j.i i' t I 1 . 1 1 i ' II t 'r 1 sea tu, ot .il 1 .c t ,i i ,.. Heeded I Til I O etc I . .Ill I..' .,.;.- IMh t Hinfild John Sol lie M .'III i:. '-nei ( 1 1 . ; ,.t: I pbllHlr of d It ..( t I-. 1 cm!; hi SOU. M. Molll r oinc i it tin;, j field, estei da . alter an llln.- i.' fix Wl'I'kv S.IVS the I' l.'.'i'r I. i..t 1 I lit Was e:irt of a:-e .tint ,i ii.ilncj of Subtly ler C'Uiutv. io (! , ..-i .in. to Oregon, hMi-i ro-inu 1 1 c ) with an ox team, he -itilr.l ,.t i 1ukh (trove, when- he iu.hU- 1m- lnn... j ii rt t f I reennt ye;irs. h Mont joo,.o i In RiirvHed bv thnf thibliet il M(Htttineiy, nf Spr rinl eld Sam t Mel Monti ttmrry". of lliv eh in e a::'. Mrn. Mary Wilbur, of CoM.nre ;?oe runenil nervlt e will be bld in Co i Walker cbftpel, ut Hprlngfield, Tuen day aftHrnooii ut 2::t0 o'chn k. In terment will be made in ttit Laurel Hill cemeteiy. SIiikIo SHiiM Suniel unl was received In HoKebui g today from CorvulliH lo the effect that the h" hoot hoard there has turn ed down lit? single session system in the hiKh Hcloitd or that city. The si ii Kit fehio:i Hysteiu lias been adopted in many other schools or the stale und is said lo have proven very popular both uuiuiig the leaPh ers ami pupils. Vediing: hi l- iiiuitl Curl D. Shoemaker, stale game warden und a former resilient of Ito.-ebuig, Is spending a few days it I. u Grande and other Kastern Oregon cities, HC-ording to word re reiveil from them totlay. During the past few weeks Mr. Shoemaker has visited a number of eastern ()n'K"n towns, where he conferred with the residents leuurding tho game and I ihh comHl ions. Ijivo fttr Ihe Xortli M. -It. (lerntond, county surveyoi, and l-'loyd Krear, an assistant In the off ire here, will Wniv e tomorrow for points in the not t hem part tif (lit county, w here they will pass sev eral days doing some prh ate work. Mr. (o-riiM'lid says there has been considerable surveying during the past lew mont lis and not a Tow ranch salon will be reported witblu t hn next si v uionl lis. Admitted to lnp'lul Mis. V. H. U illiams, a prominent lady of this tily. will Im taken to Salem tonight, where she will be ad mitted to a hospital for medical treatment, She was formerly an In structor In the Itoseburg schools and is Well known here. Men tit in ItoHelniitf I'retl I . Mei rllt, or the social ser vice division of the I nl versify of OicKon. arrived here last evening f p m Ji l m mm mm M W Ww- W 'wi f M Make Us Responsible W tgl For Your Tires m 1 I IW illl ' Vou don't Itavc t "sliop" anions tire dealers to V!Km W !$W fict thc cxact iirc u wmt- r if!''' nor '1llv onc IUl,'xC ' l'rc 'or yur rCi1r wlicels 1AVVv 'llww unJ an,,t,,cr ,,ll,kc f,,r y",,r fn,nt "l,cc,s; " WviWffl W llil inilfl' but you can get exactly the tires which will give TVwVvVMwVV 111 ii 'III ! v1' tbe lowest-eost-per-mile of service among the five wUvuWvrt fill it II different types of I'niteJ States Tires. w WV Ik1 I'll 1 'n l'Kn U C ln ''"' nt comr,,,iny l',e t'nitcd VwVv!uvvw, I'ii J I I States Tire Company responsible for the result. . VWroauM ' if 7 which is much simpler than tring to fix the re vivVvuVuU J 1 II'1 sponsibilitv on twci tire companies through two dif- V VUiVttu Uf'lh' fcrent dealers. vHvvY Ii'iUnI There are five to choose from, mUUVrtt1 1 't'f' i " nC 'r CN cry need of price and use, VmH 7l,j' and every one u tire of supreme sen ice nnd vIVhI I; i l l low -mileage-cost. ?MVm g izxtz United States Tires Hp W jj Arc Good Tires HriS?" THE CITY fmiii ;raiit Kaj-s and other South- and the work of registering (be vot- A letter from the N'onbwest ern Oregon towns, where he spent ' would begin as soon as the jourlsH' Association, with head t!ie past few days. Mr. Merritt will I President Issues his formal procla-1 quarlera n Seattle, explain that, un ite the chief speaker at a meetlnK mation. It is not probable that the tii tt niay Dw determined to what ex- of the Ilo.Jehurg Merehants Associt tion to be held here tonight, ltd urn lo ItoHehiirjc Fred HuiiMsen. trainmaster for tlm Southern i'uclfic Company, arriv heiH lat eening fter a few weks spent hi California and ut other distant points. During Mr. Hans sen's absence the duties of train master have been looked after by J. K. Knger. ' Comet it nt Astorln The following item will no doubt e )lf ini(.rost to many people of Itoseburg, as ('. A. Lawton, one of the principals, visited here a few weeks ugo und has iilte a number of Mends In this vicinity: "Mnyor I la r ley took exception to some re marks made by C. A. Iawton, editor of the Knights of Pythias paper, "The Senator." who told the mayor that he should, not use vulgar lun yiiiitfo on the street, particularly when women were passing. Ilarley gralit ed Law ton, who Ih a V'nr vet eran, and turned him over to a po ll' emu n who took him to the city jail. The mayor was also arrested." tinoivd ii Position Harold Humbert, of this city, has 1 Pasadena they followed the Santa Fe rercived an offer us a singing evan-j trail, hut stated that the most diffl gellst ill Oakland, Calif., from Jessie cult roads wene found after leaving Kclleiu. of that i.lat e. says the Ku Grants Pass. ne Guard. H whether he will is undecided us to opt the proposi- Uon or not. To Demonstrate Phinl IC ussoll Harness, local agent for the Overland automobile, has fitted up one of his curs with an electric lighting plant, for which he is the Douglas County agent, preparatory to spending some time In the rural dist riot demonstrating the device. The plants ure very simple and can b Installed on tb averagv farm for about $350. Tn expense of operat ing the plant is very nominal, ac cording to Mr. HarneiM. Heud Good Report County Clerk E. H. Lenox yester- day sent a letter to Adjutant-General Ueorge A. White, at foriiand. to tne effect that the war marshals for j Douglas County have been appointed - proclamation will be Issued until such time as the House and Senate j agree on the age clause of the con scriptlon bill. I ; Takiiiig Food ('en un join) w. rarger, secretary or tne Uowdmrg Commercial Club; Guy Cordon, county assessor, and a num ber of other persons have been busy during the past few days getting a line on the food products available in this section. Flint In (liven lo I ted CntKN .Mayor Hlce stated yesterday that he hud received the funds that were secured from selling Junk and had turned them over to the Ited Cross Society. They amounted to $49.83. Philadelphia Tourists Here Mr. and Mrs. George T. Harris and Mrs. and Mrs. J. A. Herriea, of Philadelphia, are visiting in this city for a few days. They motored here from Pasadena, where they Spent the winter, coming from Chicago to that city. They said that thev encoun- tered the worst roads In this section of the countrv. and 'have shipped their automobile to Kugene. where ,they will resume their Journey to Victoria, B. C. From Chicago to Snt Out Supplier County School Superintendent O. C. Itrown today pent out blanks and supplies to the clerks of the various school boards throughout the coun- IxMikiiitf For Veggmeii fthis morning for Riddle, where the Sheriff George Quine and the other will engage in the work of remodel Itoseburg officers have received word ing the residence of Judge G. W. to be on the lookout fof the men Riddle. There is much work to the who early Tuesday morning dyna- building and will probably take sev mited a safe In the establishment of eral weeks before Its completion. tb Fhoaix .Mercantile Company, at Phueol, and escaped "with approxi-muu-ly $-'2u in money, together with a quantity of stamps and various articles of wearing apparel. Tbe men are thought to be headed north ! und all of the officers along the line! Qf the Southern Pacific railroad h-v tn notified Tnti-i i irii it tpn, trHns-cnntlnentul lines will be BnKaK(kt j .transporting soldiers. munitions and foodstuffs this -year, the association will not make elab orate plans for tourist travel this season. The latter may necessarily be curtailed somewhat by the de mand for war uses along the through lines. However, the auto tourist travel from the Middle West and the Kast promises to be more than double that of any former year. Hum Seven Itecruitw Recruiting Officer Hull, who spent the past few weeks In Koseburg, went to looking Glass Tuesday, where he obtained seven recruits for the I'nlted States Army. The young men will report here next Tuesday, when they will he given the "onco over." They will later be sent to Vancouver. Wash., for their final examinations. Mr. Hall will go to Glide tomorrow and will later visit M anyonvuie and other Southern Douglas County towns. Called to iili'ornla K. K. Smith, editor of the Tax Liberator, received word from Ku gene this morning. to the effect that Robert Kuykendall, brother of Mrs. Smith, had been called to the Pre sidio, where he will attend the of ficers' reserve corps training camp. Mr. Kuykendall is well known in Rccehurg, where he has many friends. Will Remodel Kiddle Home Contractor It. S. Nichols. I. L. 1 Thompson and F. W. Martin left SHOWLM E.KPKTL0. "I f William fcell. local weatlier 4. lowing weather forecast from f Observer tiraae. 01 roniauu. j f. 'T'nsettled. cool und showery .. weather for Wednesday, Tbur- 4. day and probably Friday. No 4" 4- very blch winds except prub- v 4- ably nusty durlnn showery spells." 4" J. Will VWI Hrtv Mrs. I.iilu Graham arrived lust evening from l-'ortland to spend sev eral days visiting here with her par ents, Attorney and -Mrs. II. I,. Kddy. Mrs. (irahum was formerly Miss t.ulu Kddy. of this city. A Nutritious Diet for All Ages. Keep Horliclc's Always on Hand Qaick Lunch; Home or Office. A new. Unlit, ilie, serviceable The Indian lightweight; will go anywhere or climb any thing; 100 miles to the gullun of gasoline. Weight 150 lbs. Price tl!io. Just the thing for tbe boy. P. H. BLACK. AGENT Rosehurg. Oregon. LODGE CARDS KXIOIITS OK PYTHIAS, Alpha Lodge No. 4 7, meets every Wed nesday evening Cor. Jackson and Cass Sts. Visitors always welcome I. T. WHITNEY, C. C. ROY K. DUR11IN. M. F. E. E. W1MHEKLY. K. R. S WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. OaV Camp No. 125. Meets In the Odd Fellows' hall In Koseburg evory 1st & 3rd Monday evenings. Visit ing neighbors always welcome. J. M. THRONE, f. C. M. M. MILLER. OrU. WOMEN' OF WOODCRAFT, Lilac Circle No. 49. Meets on the 1st and 3td Monday evening of each month at Odd Follow B1 ball. Visit ing members in good standing are Invited to attend. DORA'CILHKRT, O. X. CLARA CAWLFJEI.I), Clerk. II. P. O. Elks, Itnsebnrg Lodge, No. sSM. Holds regular communica tions at the Elks' Temple on tbe 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month. All members requested to attend regularly, and all visiting brothers are cordially Invited to attend. E. B. STEWART, E. R. IRA B. RIDDLE, Sec'y. EACil.ES, Roseburg Arte meets lo their hall on Jackson St., on 2nd and 4th Monday evenings of each month, at 8 o'clock. Visiting breth ren In good standing always wel come. J. C. KOI'.Nir, W. P. H. V. OOODMAN, W. Sec Phone M 183. ItKllKKAIIS, Roseburg Rebekab Lodge, No. 41, I. O. O. F. Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple every Tuesday evening. Vlsitiug slster and brethren invited to attend. MRS. EMMA LENOX, N. U. MRS. TILLIK JOHNSON, Sec ELSIE IH Ml'HRKY. V S. . I. O. O. V., Rising; Slur Lodge N'o. 174 meets in the Odd Fellows' Temple every Friday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. W. S. POWELL. N. (I. CARL W. OHMAN, Hcc. Secy l. FICKLE, F. S. LOY.W. ORDKH OF MOOSE, K. burg Lodge No. 1037. Meets Mon- day evening of eaoh week, at 8 o'- clock In Maccabee hall. All visiting brothers are Invited to attend. ! W. J. MOON. Dictator. 1 H. O. PAROETER. Secy. I. O. O. F Vnioo Encampment N'o. 0. Meets In Odd Fellows- Temple, I every Thursday evening. Visiting breihren always welcome. O. II. PICKENS. C. P. J. R. PM1.EY. H. P. J. E. PICKENS. R. S. JAMES EWART. F. S I. O. O. P., PhlletarUn lodge X. R Meets In Odd Fellows' Templr. J corner Ja.k?on and Cass Sts., on ! Saturday evening of each week. Members of the order In good 1 standing are Invited to attend V. T. JACKSON, N. C. A. J. (1EDDES, Rec. Secy , J. P. BAILEY. Em. ;., O. E. S., Uoohurg (liapter Xo. 8 Holds their regular meeting on the 1st and 3rd Thursday In each month. Visiting niemb-rs In good standing are respectfully InviteJ to attend. MISS MAR(1RET PACE W M FREE JOHNSON, Secy. V V. A. M., liiarpl loilge N'n. n. Regular Communications 2nd and fourth Wednesdays each month at Maonlc Temple. Roseburg, Ore Visitors welcome. ; BF..VI. CARO. w M I W. F. HARRIS. Se.y. S7?1!$&ifft bfa-J'3 - . Co. YOU nOTORCTClC CALL FOB CORH WARBAAT9. ' Notice It hereby glren all persona holding County Warrants endorsed "Not paid for want of funds," to pre sent them for payment al tbe oiflce of the County Treasurer of Douglas County, Oregon, for interest thereon will cease after tbe date ot this no tice. I Dated at Koseburg, Oregon, April 20. 1917. I J. E. SAWYERS, County Treasurer. Mrs. F. D. Owen - CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS FUNERAL DESIGNS WEDDING BOQUETS PHONE3 Grernhoiue 9-Fl'J City 414 '5 Stop at Hotel Umpqua New and Modern You'll Want to Go Fishing, hunting, camping some place for an outing, 'nomptiii.p, won't you? "When It t'ts to thf-n --Call 46-- We'll take you anywhere "Safely First" All the time BEFORE buying a CREAM Separator See the Latest, Model S1IAR.PLES Suction Feed at, the Douglas County Creamery G. W. Young & Son REAL ESTATE Bonds. Loans, Rentals Fire Insurance, Notary Public 116 CASS ST. PHONE 417. Real Estate City and Farm Property Timber Jiiida Agent for Westlake nnd Winchester Hay Town Lots. GEORGE RITElt 122 West Oak Street. STOP AT Hotel Grand Cass St., Roseburg, Or. W hy an II nml 1 the most Import ant l'ttrn hi the nlpliAbet? R'J'SrLl4laJ A B C D E F G H I J KLMN0! PQ R 5 T U V WX Y Z Ml lleaue yon ninliln't have Beef or IVirk without them! Wo carry a complete line of beef nnd rork, especislly desiirneil for smfe snd fork! Yon lll be plesseil with the mests e sell you, If it were not so, we would not tell you! The Economy. Market ie. Koltnliagen, I'mp., l'houe 6M, JL 2
