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Newspaper Page TextBRIEF NEWS ITEMS OF I liy I On Yhur4liij Mrs. Alice Adeline Trefren, wl e of VV. A. Trefren, died at th famii lionie, 73 1 Merlin road, thin mom iiiK. UKPd tJG years, says I lie Gran1 I'a.'.K CouriiT. Aire. Trefren Wiis born ot Lebanon, N. IL, January LM, isf.l, lominK to (JrantH Phmh In 1 Kit, She in survived by her hiM h.ind. a son, .1. M. Trefren, of Itos. Imrif, and u daiiKhter, Aiis f'laia Tterren. of this eily. The funer. I will he held Sunday afternoon nt 1 oYo( k from the resideriee, Ite Mnhllte T. Wire, of the Method!. t h 11 nli, the organization of which M is. Tretren has been a ineinti r Fin e coiiiftiK to (1 rants Pans, eoii din iiiiK I he servh es. Tlie Inter nient will he at the Cranlfe 11 hi eiuetOT-'. IUii4 Im liiijrovid re Weaver, road supervisor (if district, number tin, had just fin inhed iiiittiriK the road ill shape for I rave) het ween his pl.ice and town .hint before the hit; rain Wednesdav liij-'lit, says the Myrtle Creek Mall, j As u result of the rain the road is: full of small slides. While doin-,' 1 mhiih blast iiiK on the road at t Im Kdwin Weaver place a few days apo. Mr. Weaver destroyed the efcs nf seven of Mrs. Weaver's turkey hens whh h were to hatch shortly. Since then Cle has been crosslnK the river at the old homestead foothrbU'e and coiiiIhk 'o town hy way of the I'a- ilic Highway. I'muutm Itelnji Ai'taiiiicl The coriiniiMi-e in chame of ar ratiKiiiK the iirnrurn Tor the I'liu; Way rxemm s lo be held under I h' nilKplrea of the ItoseshurK Indue o. Klks, will hold a meetiiiK wilhin the tit xt few days when all plans tor tin Mfllt will be rotnpb'ted IteejniHe oi the present war erisis, the program will he more patriotic than ever be fore and will probably be atteudcfi hy a bin crowd. Local Help Knlisted (treatises of the labor shortage tin Al. (J. liarnes wild animal circus, which played at Vancouver, Wash., yesterday, wan compelled to employ local labor in order to raise tbelt rents ami unload their equipment from the cars. The cirrus manage niriit Ha Id 1"0 men were needed al the present time in order to lull recruit their forces. ,ll1ot Were Stolen Sheriff (Jeore Quine IhlsmiorniiiM received a telegram from Portland t he on the lookout for two automo biles which were stolen there somi tlmo Thursday. The prisons respon sible lor i he thefts are though! to Im en route south and may at letup! i pass through this clly. I.rll for Kiddle County Commissioner H. Xirh ols, who spent yesterday here confer ring with Ilerhrrt Nunri, state hlh way engineer, I'll lal itight for Kid die In response to u message ail nounriug the death of bis brother. William Nichols. Mr Nichols had bren ill for several months, following a stroke of paralysis which he mis tallied shortly before Christmas, lie was on of the pionrrr residents ot the Itiddte vicinity and was well known throughout the county. 1 ndei ueitt erntion Mrs. Hen Caldwell, of this ci.y I 'rid ay morning under w ent iiiii n serltius opei at ion nt Mei ry hosdt;i Ins. Srthrr and Strwait were in at trtidam e. b-im" I'm- Mblilmin .lull it W. Oliver lett Krlday after noon for I'm 1 1 mid. where he will Join his wife und children. They will rae tor their new home at hetrolt. Mich . eailv Sundav. Itiddle lildv Mrtr Mb-H Helena Kiddle, secretary of the Kiddle Ked Cfnss Sim irtv, wp.Mlt I'ndav allrinonn in tlir Hi attend ing the carnival She will inn tin brie until Sunday, lien I'ddy Ia-H Iteiitamin . I'dd. who had been spending a frv da t het e w il Ii I. nh.,, Ih.r, ; l. i:,l.U. irlt i t evrtiing fur Curry County, when u ill hr delallrd foi si-rx i. in hi Aa - he I he ftilrsltv dr:ii t turn! . l r hern in I he fot est IV Sen h eral years and aniu'd I'nlttand. where he Was Untied is uit ing nnt Mi-s 1aii. ui Slater, of ni i ird here Thin --day e . . ha- from sia- Sutheilln. mitt; intiii Mtireiie. In hr the jiiH'M uf t ;tad s I'r.m during the .ait M isn 't ail II lid Mis Sl.il er las onaten at t he I ni -r i ti i Mil istts MMII ltot i.t . Ilrnt ;r It'll.: . of sfoi iil. ilf i'i r I het r 'I I mi i sda e ruing lo vprntl a few dat 111 the cit Mr i a -I mlent at . C , ami w ill 1-lt w Ull seei;, .r his . !u, inalrs Home In 4 nlif omltt M i-s Ma t ir K nrhlg and l i I 'red Knrlng If't Tliillil'l reti'i I'M I." it. t 'aliF . w he- e the will make 111 r I: Mi Koriiu lrll a s thrv nil -.ln in this cu tur mativ fi lend-. I till T'.r a ai- and had hwd and h i line I'lu'H Collaui (,rnr Mix r.nilid. of Citllai-e Ciuir a I t I rd hrt r la-- e ell I II U Shr w ' H "ton w it It Mr- lM m e Si i .mrr ami t em a in ovrr d in ing t (o- imihii.iI o - WOIIMH lllM C )Ol II ( IIIID Woitu drain the trenfth mid vl t.'llltv of (hildtrti. making them dill' and listle-M. Th-(r power to ir-i.-! mom serlou di as. s (s i r-1 m cl nnd energy and Interest in p'av l lacking1. Kik.tto Whmu Ki'lrr ! a mildly laxatne remedy In rand tablet form that children like lo tike. It I; ill and removes I he worm and I your rhi'd rrow ntrotiK nnd he.ilthv like ether dilld ren. Pon t let your child he diag Ited dowp by wot ni. Full dltcMionp ud th box. At all dniKKlfl, S.'c. Town Hand juidel 'Jibe son ailed KoHcbuig Conc ert Hand, which was assembled here less than a week ago. appeared In pub lic ror the first time yesterday af-r tion of the carnival commit f. fernoon. when they participated inlThe music was good and the floor the school children s parade. Thej had been placed in the pest or ton-; band Is composed or many of the dition for the occasion. In the lan.- best musicians In this vlrinity and'KtiaKe of many of those who attend-' their selections were applauded lib-ted the dunce, it was one of the most ; erallv along the line of march. (delightful reatuien of the carnival.' Jnvniile Itj.nd IVtiisl Another Jitney dance will he held Cnder thn direction or William; this evening heiirnnins at 8 o'clock, i Ilowden. the Hoseburg Juvenile! Ia-U For Miford Hand lias made excellent proKressj Samuel Storey. officPr nf Ihe Ctah-: anri. il,.. ,M fpw monthfi ana their participation in the carnival has helped to make the event a suc cess. The bos are now able to handle many of the most difficult selections, and local musicians say they have Hhown temarkablo pro gress. Mr. Ilowden is certainly en titled to much praise for the inter est thai he has displayed in behalf of the boys. I'liiiernl ill ranlM Mrs. .1. M. Trefren left last even-, ing for Crants Pass, where she will a I tend the f uncial of Mrs. W. A., j Trefren. her nod her-ln-law. Thej latter had been ill for some time and her death was expected. The funeral will Crants Pass, be held tomorrow at where she hud lived many years. I iiivrrsiry .irU Hei-e Miss Merle Hamilton, w ho had been attending the I'niversity of Oregon, relumed hom last evening lo spend a few days. She was accom panied by Miss Hern Ice Lucas, of Poi Hand, who w ill remain during the carnival. Visit I E I mi Ives Here Mrs. K. J. Ilunh. of Woodbiirn, and Mrs. It. I. Mosent. of Silwr- loti. arrived nere last evening to spend Ihe nevt few days. The fur-1 mer Is I he morning and the l sister of Mrs. John Seolt. V'ltdllnir Willi Slsler iiuu i.v,.r Vmtnir who Is n dent at the I'nlve, slty oT Oregon, arrived here last evening to visit with her sister. Miss Jnnia Young, local teacher. Miss Young has visited here previously and has tunny Mends among local voting people. Homo For Viunl Ion . Nelhs Hamlin, son of Prof. F. H. Hamlin, w ho Is a st udent at the stale unheisiiy. arrived home last . wning. He will enjoy a few days-' vacation w bile at Limit UK the car nival. Fugeiie I inly 1 1 ere Mrs. W. J. MiUhell arrived here last evening from Kugenc to spend ihe next few ilwys. Site will be Ihe r m est of Mrs. I. II. Mitchell. ViMliug nt Collage iioe Carl Stehblnger, cotilraclor for I lie oc;il Federal building and t h" new Soldiers' Home hospital, left fur Cottage (!ro this morning. He exports to interview some lumber dealers there in regard to the sup idy required for the building at lb "'oldlets Home. Work has already been started and malei ial w III be needed in a short lime. I i'jiu' l-or Idaho W. M. Osl-orn. arrompanied by his mother, brother and slslet. left i his morning for Kendrb k, Idaho. They ha e been residing here for some time, hul ex peel to lor ale tor the future in the north. ltoy Are Fnierlntner The Med lord Tribune in yecter day's Issue, nave lo t he Ashhind w hn ;irc nnw in for the hit; show on al Ashland in Ihinnu he brier I I at Yedhil d coiisideralile spaee Itmimlup huiislet'4 Uoehui u Imost Ini; whirh will he put .lulv :i. I and delay nf lia'n N'n. ester. lay the h- l;nd men vave fonnei t-i I y snine i n t tie w ;i v if t he peni le of t he teal entertainment iu' it humor Somethin al:giXgI!gypffBgg!g?! PLACES TO Tlx baptist Clumli Kom iiml 1 .11110 Strtt't.. W. II. Kalon, Minister. 1 1 t;,,r j.'w. n " ' Tli Put!, r ur.il THE CITY Caniival Ihuice IM:iKe4l The state armory was filled last evening on the owawion of the first Jitney dance conducted under the di- renin Smrar Comoanv. eft for his Ionic at Medford last evening after01) of hr ,e8 waK fractured and it couple of days spent here look- ing alter business matters. Ite llefinneil Here Word was received here last night from Medtord to tie effect that I'.ev. K. Hollarhlde. for the past few years a resident of liosehurg. had been as signed to the Kre Methodist Church here for another year. The assign ment of Free Methodist pastors were made at the annual conference held at Medford during the past few days. Manager llotmn Home O. II. Frank, new manager for the local water and light company left last night for his home al Che hulis, Wa;h. He will return in a w eek or two with his family. He was accompanied by William Toll man, general manager of the com pany, w ho is ret in ning to 1 taker. McDonald In Com i nu ll was announced here this morn ing that I,, (i. McDonald, former In mate of t hh Oreuon penitentiary, who is an eloquent talker, will come to KoKchurg soon to speak In favor of the proposed new penitent la ry whhh may be erected during the present year. The proposition of building a new prison will be refer- lalier'red to the voters- of Oregon at the special eleriton to be held on June i. The exa t date of the lerture f.lll-:wiH be announced later hiplonms l or AllendtiiH e Cotinly School Supei iniendetit O. C. llrown received a supply of the diplomas today which are signed by Slate Superintendent J. A. Church ill, lo be given out to the pupils who were neither tardy nor absent during the past year. These are very nil ra l e ami are worth t he effort involved in striving for lar attendance. They w ill he sent by Sunt. Itrow n upon appllcat ion from the various teachers provided ih.tv nr.. ii im it:, n ie.l l.v the remils-; itn data. I 'KlitiiK i 'nnd it Inns In the hint issue of the Southern l'aelfir Ittilletln there appeared Ihe fnllowltii; Hem w it h reuard to I he fi.'ihintr conditions in Houvrh's ('nun-L t... I- f U..r .lill lili'h iillfl sMirhtly mudilv hut fih ate ta1; it J brilt. I -ols of snort trollimr for Chinook salimin. Crtrh them in! bnib forks. T!iem have been ftne j f-Mtrliew made in the rltv limits. IT. j K. llnTimin caught a Chinook wei-h-i Inn .ti rounds with a '-j o. rod ; and small silk trout line. It look three hours ami t minutes to land him. Attninev Porter Hen Atiome . IT Porter, formerly of INisiiburic. but for the pat year of Cortland, arrived here early this mornintf to look after business mat ters am) vi.it with friends Mr. Por ter says ihe weather has been very disaiTieeable in Portland for some time past and rain has fallen almost wllhout interrupt ion for several k his M r. Porter will not return home until some t hue next to week. Ihiiner ut I niMpin. lr. and Mrs C. J llacher. Mrs. M.u WHsnn and MH Mahcl Van ! I tin en cnmpriseil a very delightful I dinner p.irlv at Ihe 1 1 ol l iuptiua I List Sundav ' 32! If There Were No Churches, What Then? THINK IT OVER If every person were just like me What kind of a city wolud Roseburg be? THINK IT OVER GO WHERE YOU WILL GET GOOD AND DO GOOD Tin' I'liristian Chuivli Wmiilwanl aiul Pint Sts. K. V.. .lope. Minister. 1 1 Tli.' M irk of a tin - Pill ' . Bom Krek Horn I a. K. Sykee, tbe local hardware merchant, has on display In bis show windows on Jackson siret-t a set" of freak deer borus. Tbe horns at tTMcted much attention at the band or carnival vi-itors today and were pronounced among tbe most remark able specimens brought here for ev- .eral years. The horns are tbe prop- irty of Arthur Mrsh, of Kiddle. Plant Mnny I leans . Johns, of Myrtle Creek, if Intending to plant several acrea of "is land lo beans during Ihe present ason. He will also raise some broccoli. Mr. Johns has some of ttte finest anj in Douglas County and he fcp'ets to raise a biR crop. Kicked hy Horse While attempting to unloose a I101"1 fw days aj;o, Mrs. J. li. Har- ril- on f known residents of the Myrtle Creek vicinity, was k,rkPd b' ,ne animal and sustained ,U,,T' M"iui imjuiuh. i ne oone v,HA neeessary to summon nli y si- cian lo attend the injury. Work .Nenily Finished v of Sehell it Schell. arrived here this morning and spent the day enjoying "v """ir. T onMTr u7 , 1 16 vifuikj unainm. .ii . Pitjn iiif work of const ruci ing the new road over Myrtle Creek hill would have been completed last Saturday night had it not have been for the recent rains. It will now be several days before the task can be finiied. The new road will be welcomed by the people who are compelled to travel over tbe highway between this city and Myrtle Creek. Itailey In ttoThurg I A If., il,.., f., ,il'!".fUr,",T,f P"',lorrt I i ti a niriiiiuiiid I tll'j.tl III en I OI It I.... ..!. i . ".rr.ul "T' "rr'v,u .""r (hi? I'losinK ilny's fi'stiviiii'H of tho carniviil. He wuh ri'Klr.ti'red al thi (iraml Hoii l. Mr. riaili y l piiiiiIovimI ill Ihe stale printing office at Salem. Is Mslllnii Men. Misa l.enn i'eacock nnd Miss Amy MarsterH have arrived here from Al bany to spend a few days visititiK nt the home of the latler's mother. They xr 1 11 not return to Albany be fore early nevt week. I.C'vo For i 'iilifiimin Mrs. r. ('. Dezendorf and little daughter. Mis. M iy. will leave here toniuht for California, where they will spend several months. The lat ter served as Queen of the children's fetes held here durlnE the carnival. 4. I.I M AI, mi:X(; VKH. into si:it. 4- T Attorney C. C. Zweluart. -f formerly he nffice of (). I. J Cnshow. and K. ('. Strouse. nn- i T J- til recently with the II. J. 1 Hnn Transfer Co.. passed I through at 1 : :io o'clock this 4- morninK entnute from Van- 4 4 ceiiver. Wash., to the Presidio 4" I t at San Ctamisco. Moth younc men reeently enlisleil with the -J C. S. Army and are on their 4" way to enter the hospital in J' connection with the sanitary department. They are unite 4 well known here and wore met bv a number of their friends J. a l the depot. Kiuhteen ot It- 4. eis were also on the train to $ enter ihe army service. ril.All AWAV Till-: WASTK. Itowel retfulurity is the secret of Uood health, bright eyes, clear com plex ions, nnd lr. Kiim'n New Life Pills are a mild and gentle laxative that regulates the bowels and re lieves the congested Intestines by re moving (ho accumulated w antes without griping. Take a pill brlore retiring and that heavy head, that dull spring fever feeling disappears. Cet lr. Kint'a New Life Pills nt your ilruufst. 2 -o - If you have notnetninc lo sell or rnt trv nn Adv. In The Heview. To Think About Tin- l'irst MothiHlist Clmivh Main and Lane Stiwta .1. r Spencer, Minister. I I : I'm. it. I- Tlir C.lnr of Ilic il Faro ' tlo.l's l'l.in t'f Ko SOCIETY farewell l.uiuheuii. honoring Mrs. J. W. Oliver, who left this week for MithitiiUi. where she will make her home, Mrs. :o. K Houck dispensed pretty hospital ity for the ladies or the Lunch on Club at a charmingly appointed one o'clock luncheon and merry aii r noon on Monday. White and iaven dar lilacs lent a dainty floral tuiKh to the rooms, and were arranged in attractive eifect on the luncheon table. Uuring the aliernoon the honor guest as presented with a beautifully engraved cut glass mar malade jar as a remembrance of her club members. The afternoon was most pleasantly spent and tnose en- i jo iiiK the hospitality include m rs. Ij. W. Oliver. Mrs. William Hell, Mrs. p. T. Ituhar, Mrs. W. H. r isher, Mrs. A. A. W ilder. Mrs. Thos. Whar- j h' Mrs. Washington Hughe and ihe hostess, Mrs. Houck. : llowiml at IXnmx. Mrs. William Hell channini-'Iy tertained oil Wednesday evening wh' ii she arranged a delipluf ully in forinal six o'cli.ck dinner parly as a farewell to Mr. and Mrs. Oliver and .Misses Kalherim; and lorolhy Oliver. ... i 4idly Sixteen" llexell. The hone of Mr. and Mrs. .1 M. Kinir. In Nrfrlll Kuscbure. was the t .. n ,.n V'...Im..v. !'" -veninC. when the -Jolly Six teen iratherrd there to make merry the eveninp hours wilh eaiuex diversions. Oainty refreshments were Served. Those present included all lot' the club members wild Mrs. I). O. Dyson, who was a euesl. Informal Aflein i. Mrs. I.. .1. Harnes extended pretty social courtesy at a happy, inlormal afternoon for four at her home on ( South .Main street on 1 liesday. I lie KueKtH deliEhted In chatlint and IviHitiiiK Hie hours awav. and when a linerrv afternoon was snenl. the bos- r....n...i .. oi. - ..,;,. ,i ..r.iuii.. , .....I , .i.iu i were: Mrs. Frank MeaKher, Miss Viola Willett, Miss Miss Kathleen Coate: less, Mrs. tames. Mabel Itryun, and the hns- llnterluiiicd (.lee Club (.il ls. 1 Welcome hospitality was dispensed J in many Koseburc homes on Wednes-1 day afternoon and eveniiiK when the! members of the Girls' (lire Club of j the I'niversity of Oregon, who played i al the Antlers theater that evt ninir. j were quests. They were chaperoned , by Mif-'s Kli.aheth Fox. dean (f 1 J women at the university, and while! feted, o Aid SfM'iety. The usual meeting of the Presbv terian Aid Society was postponed thi week on account of the dinner whicli the ladies will sene lomurrow at the Presbyterian Church, and the busy preparations for this event. llnslc to l.aftillnls. Miss l.eah SyUes very charminu' entertained the I.affalot pirls on Sat urday evening at her home with a variety or merry games and amuse ments. Pretty clusters of lilacs irave a dainty touch to the rooms, and la-c in the evening templing refresh ments were served. Those pres-nt included the club members and Miss 1 Florence ImVaney. who was a gu -t I for the occasion. I IVetM Itiitbdav Patty. 1 Little Itertoti McKlroy entertained ( with a pretty birthday party on May I'i. which was the occasion of I'i-, eleventh bin hday anniversary. Kich- teen little friends were invited f.ir the occasion and all had a very happ time with tames and amusements. A ver dainty birthday lunch was served. 3C The Presbyterian Clmivh .laikson and Ine Sts. K. V. Warrington, Min Ho Cliul 1 Tho Of 111.' AriM V.Hll. A h;, I, of rrv C J Hurd. who i8 asslatins in the food preparedness campaign nnn.ina (ouniv. on Friday met houl SuDeriniendent o llro'v'n and City Superinlend- ,ent of Schools K. B. Hamlin, and 'outlined plans for 01 pani.iuB a I ni- tej .States Hoys' Working R-serve in this viiinity. lle:ati;e of the carnival and other 'atienuant festivities here this week, it was decided to delav pbc- ina the matter before the hish ' yrhool bodies of Roseblll'ft until next : Wednesday, other s-hools In the ! couniv will he visiteil later in Ihe : week. It is the plan of Mr. Hurd 'and hU ro workers to distribute the application b'anks anions the pupils with iiir-liui'tinns that they shall he :,ii.roved bv their parents' hefol hcins sinned'. If Kiven endorsement the narents. the application blanks will be sii;ne.i by the pui'ils !and surrendered to the countv : school sMi-erinlendent. who will later send them to ihe person in rharne of Ihe slate work. ! Tlin oav to he eceived hy the i hov will ilenend upon their enemy land industry, couiiled with Ihe lo cation of their Burdens. The mini mum waun is fixed by the Covern ment. but manv of ihe boys nnd uirls will no doubt receive more than this sum. Mr. Hind will leive hero Sun ,dav for Kucene. hut will return 'early Wednesday. V. S. AXI STATU I,.IS. Tree homes. Safe Investments, with or without residence. School Stale. Indian, government lands. Now Available! You have nine tights now worth $10i)ii each. Itooklet and ('. u-acre homestead circular free Write Joseph Clark, Surromontn. California. J. T nriducs, mnror of Oakland. came over this inornine and spent . (,.iv fln,ne carnival and S()lu( .v(.rtisinl: for the f , v celcbr.ltIn to ,e , ( ( ( j(v j !,'',, ,, ,,,, ,,,, I Al Heiiilksen. of Oakland, who recent ly disposed of his ranch here. : spent the day in Itoscburi.'. lie Is preiiariusr lo leave soon for K.istern ore on. where he acquired a ranch recently. M r. and Mtv. Charles Peterson nf Portland, arrived here last even hm to spend a few (lays with friends Mr ftJt(BUCi"(0.;' mm I The tablet form of this olil reliable remedy makes il possi ble for you to check any illness at the very onset. It 13 a safe guard against coughs, colds and other catarrhal conditions, no matter what symptoms ptc manifeft. Catirrh is an inllamma tiorrof the mucous membrane that lines the breathing apparatus unj the digestive apparatus. PEULXA relieves catarrh. In tablet form it is EVER-READY-TO-TAXE Its prompt action makes it in valuable fer men and women ex posed to sudden changes in tho weather or compelled to be out in slush and rain. It will aUo be found most satis factory ns a tonic following an at tack of illness. CARRY A BOX whrrcv.T you ffo. Travrl-r and 01 her rm-l-Hieil tot:ike kmit drives in tlx? rotil mid anyone li.ie utTiipatmn miIjk-ci, Inin (y tlif daiiih-rof smjjrn otlil may u c n m a l-rj-veouvr with it:c a-Mimiice it,al the tablet made ure from the san;e fi-nimiary a'llielnri'.t iiwHi. ine wuh its 41 yeajjut autxesa beiure the Americao fub.it. Tk frriM Caanar. C !. 0L Methodist Clmivh, Smith, n I-ano, just V.. of M;1jn I. ('nan. Minister !' "r ,11 .,,..,, i, a, ,oMl a 11. 1 i Innc r IPea, Notice Is hereby given all personi holding County Warrants endora "Not virld for want of funds," i0 pre sent them for payment at tbe oi(iC of tho County Treasurer of buugii. County, Oregon, or Interest ihereoa will cease alter tbe date of tins no. tice. Dated at Roseburj, Oregon. Anrii 20, 1917. " J. E. SAWYERS. ' County Treasurer. Mrs. F. D. Owen . CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS FUNERAL DESIGNS WEDDING EOQUETS PHONES Greenhouse. dry 4H Why are It anil I the must Import, ant lei ters in the alphabet? m f fi h 1 .1 Wtem K I M N ni lli-cniise you coiihlii't have Href or I'urk without them: We carry a compicic line of beef and pork, especially designed for knife and fork! You will be pleased with the meats we sell you, if it were not so, we would not tell you! The Economy Market (too. KftmliiLen, Prop., I'lion KM. -1 ) r I r r t-i mm . - Stop at Hotel Umpqua New and Modem You'll Want to Co FMiine, huntine, canipim; ponio place for an outing, sometinm, won't you? "When It gets to then" --Call 46-- We'll take you anywhere "Safely First" All the time BEFORE buying a CREAM Separator See the Latest, Model SHAB.PLES Suction I'eed 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 Clly and I'arm Property Tlmlier Land Agent for WeMlnke ami Winchester Hay Town LotN. CEORCE RITER 122 Wet Oak Street. bu VWX Y STOP AT Hotel Grand Cass St., Roseburg, Or.