Roseburg review., May 19, 1917, Image 3

iTEircra roostm review, sattrday. mat ib, ioit.
FACT TDD
ATTEND FESTIVAL
ATTIKF.O l. l(i:il I.ATION COW
BOY COSTOIKS THE ASHI.AMI
MEX MADE A SPLENDID SHOW
ING IX THE (.l!AN(.E AMI IX
DlSTItlAL, PAKAUE TODAY.
tllr drtlghtful rote ind b hi '
gained consumable (ai oio
lst. I
HUMOROUS STUNTS PLEASING
PORTLAND HOTEL MEN
VISITED HERE TODAY;
PROGRAM WAS ENJOYED
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E
Tracy Ijine, Famous Cowboy lei
and Kinder, lat Night LMea-stil
a Hfg Audience fn Front of
the l'inKiia Hotel.
That the people of Rose-
burg owe a debt of gratitude
to the hotels of Cortland. Is
attested by the fact that not
less than four of the uiottt
popular hostelries of that city
are represented here today.
AmonK the representatives of
the Tort land hotels in the
city are A. H. Meyers, of the
4 Oregon Hotel; E. S. Robe, as
sistant manager of the rort-
land Hotel; J. A. Hermann, or
the Portland Hotel, and Cbas.
Wetside, of the Imperial Ho
tel. V. K. Osborne, of the
Osborn Hotel, at Kugene, is al-
a visitor in the city.
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PK.KSONS WHO AUK ABSENT
1 ItOM THEIIC VOTIMi I'ltK
t'lM'TS AT TIME OE TAKING
WAK t'KXSIS MIST AI'PEAK
BKKOIEE I'OI NTY li.EliK.
TO ATTEND EESTIVAL;
ROSi BURG IS LAUDED
CAPT. BUCHANAN GETS
t EIGHT DAYS TO BE ALLOWED
Attired in regulation cowboy cos
tumes and riding bucking bronchos
brought in from the nearby ranges,
the member of the Ashland delega
tion who came here on train No. 14
Friday to attend the Carnival, and
incidentally boon for the Rogue
River Rouudup, to be held at the
Southern Oregon city on July 3, 4
and 5, played an Important part in
tbe Grange and industrial parade
held here this afternoon. i
Immediately following the arrival
of the delegation here yesterday af
ternoon they launched upon an ad
. vertising campaign which lasted far
Into the night. Thousands of hand
bills were distributed throughout the
evening, and the various events
which will mark the rouudup pro
gram this year were brought forcibly
to the minds of the carnival visitors.
That the advertising was effective
and will have the desired results is
the general opinion of those who
were present on tbe streets during
tbe late afternoon.
I-Bt evening Tracy Lane, famous
cowboy poet and singer, mounted an
automobile in front of the 1'mpu.ua
Hotel, where he rendered a number
of delightful selections. He was
cheered liberally by the throng as
sembled and was compelled to re
spond and render several more selec
tions. Later in the evening the Ashland
boosters hired an automobile aim
made the rounds of the city. They
sung and yelled the merits of the
Rogue River Roundup and Lithia
Park, and otherwise made their pres
ence known in this vicinity. Resides
participating in today's parade the
visitors put on a number of humor
ous stunts on the business streets,
which were much appreciated. Novel
songs, sung to the tune of "You
Wore a Tulip and 1 Wore a Rig lieu
Rose," were among the feature ren
ditions of the Ashland boosters.
The members of the Ashland dele
gation included H. O. Froback, secre
tary of the Ashland Commercial
Club, and a member of the Rogue
River Roundup Association; W. K.
Rriggs, Tracy Lane. K. R. Grieve, W.
E. Pierson, D. K. Connor and F. W.
Herron. Mr. Lane has an excepiion-
FKF.K HAM) 0CF.UT.
4. The band of the Oregon 4
J Agricultural College wilt give 4!
J- a complimentary concert in 4j
J- the armory at 7:. 'to this even- 4
J ing. This entertainment will I
be free to all. and will last
4- about half an hour. Those
4 not intending to take part in
4 the dance which will follow
4- are requested to occupy the
4- balcony, leuving the main
4 floor for dancers us far as
4 possible. The music given the
4- people of Roseburg by this
4 fine organization has been one
4 of the big features of the car-
4 nival. The band is a fine one,
4 the boys are gentlemen, and
the director, ('apt. Heard, is a
4 prince.
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EMPLOYES Of SOUTHERN
PACIFIC COMPANY ARE
TAKING STRIKE VOTE
Word was received here from San
Francisco this morning to the ef
fect that a strike vote is being taken
among the 8.000 members of the
,four brotherhoods of employes of
the Southern Pacific Company. The
results will not be known for sev
eral days. The proposed strike does
not involve the eii;ht-hour day, but
is over some other differences and
for non-recognition of a joint
grievance board. Rosebut g rail
road men admitted this morning that
such a vote was lining taken, and
that, action of the brotherhoods
might follow within the next few
days.
War lU'iutnient Will Assist Absen
tee la Having Their Card
Reach the lroHr Official
. l'huis Completed.
One of the questions most fre
quently asked In-re during the past
few days is that of how persons who
on the day of the census are absent
from their home precincts may regis
ter. For their convenience the War
Department has provided a special
method whereby they may register
by mail, according to word received
here today.
Five days after publication of the
President's proclamation naming a
war census day. there will be a sup
ply of registration blunks at the
oh ice of the county clerk of every
county in the I'nited Slates, or at the
office of the mayor of every city with
a population of more than 3d, nun
population.
The county clerk or mayor Is au
thorized to record the answers of
men absent from their home precinct
who apply to him, and (o certify to
their registration cards. Rut after
the clerk has made out the registra
tion card it is up to the man for
whom it is made to see that the card
reaches the registrar of his home
precinct by war census day. He must
mail the card to the registrar of his
home precinct, care of the sheriff of
his home county.
Sheriff George Quine and County
Clerk Lenox staled today that plans
were complete for the registration in
Douglas County and that a supply of
the necessary cards are expected to
arrive here tomorrow. Eight days
will be allowed after the President
issues his proclamation for the dif
ferent states to report that they are
ready to take the census.
4. Charles Weiside. represent
4. ing the hn penal Hotel, of 4
4. Portland, uud a live-wire pub- 4.
4. iUily man, arrived in Rose- 4
4- burg late last night to par- 4
4 tUipate in the festivuies at- 4
4. tendant to the closing day of 4
4. the Ninth Annual Strawberry 4
4. Carnival which Is now in 4.
4. progress iu this city. Mr. 4
4 weisitle ts making uis ueuo- j
4- quarters at the 1 nipqua Ho
4 tel. In a brief interview 4
this morning. Mr. Wetside said
4 Roseburg was well advertised 4
t throughout the Pacific Vorih- 4
and was consiuereu oue a loiai 01 i.m iu m- nMiiianj, -j
4. What are believed to be or- 4- ,
tiers following out the inten- 4
4. lion of the Government to 4 j
4. mobilize the Artillery forces 4. !
4. of the state between July 1." 4.
4 and were received by Capt. 4 I
4. J. A. Huchauan this morning. 4
4. The order ask that the local 4
4 official proceed and recruit the 4
4. Fourth Company to maximum 4
4 war sirenglh imediately. It 4
4. was sen I to all organizations 4
4. of the stale through the office 4
4. of Adjutant General George 4
4. A. While, of Portland. Maxi- 4.
4 mum war strength will require 4.
4. west
of the
4. towns
4- ' The
4 stores and dwellings indicate $
4 that your people have pride 4
4. in their surroundings, s:MU 4
4. Mr. Welside this morning, 4
metropolitan 4" '"PL Ruchanan. and be- 4
of its size iu Oregon. . 2 ,ore ,n llme ,nr mebilization 4
appearance of your 4 4 It is believed tins numoer win f
4. be secured easily. 1 ne pres- f
4 ent membership of the com- 4
4. pany is 18 men of the maxi- 4"
4 mum peace strength. Capt. 4
4. "and is good advertising for 4 4" Ruchanan will begin immedi- 4
4 your city." During his slay 4.
4. here today. Mr. Weiside met
4 many of his o'd friends as 4
4 well as forming dozens of 4"1II I"
4- new acquaintances. He will 4
4- re-urn to Portland on train 4 444"I"I-I"
4- No. 1 tonight.
4- 1
4. ately some plan for securing 4.
4 additional recruits.
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( IIAItl.l S MASSFV SI'.I.I.S MIS
FA KM ON THE t MPOIA
(From the Gardiner Courier.)
It is reported that Chas. Mewsey
has sold his farm on (he Cmpqua
to W. 11. Jewett for $14. "tin. The
farm consists of about 4o acres, the
greater part of it being bottom land
along the river. This is one of the
largesl sales of farms which has
come to our notice for some time.
Live advertisers ottT the best bar
rnlns Pntroime Review advertiser
William Jackson, the well known
Looking Glass rancher, spent the
day In Roseburg attending to busi
ness inniteis.
If tf B 1 I
If you could dissect a SAVAGE you'd rcalic that "Heap
big mileage" is built into it during every minute of its
manufacture.
Highest grade rubber and fabric, perfectly balanced de
sign, most careful workmamhip. full sue.
A tough rotd-gnpping trrad neither 10 heavy astoproduce nff.
new nor to light as to give mtufiofnl pw?ttion to t1? tarciM.
Cushion of tugh-gradf icdirit r.ittfr absorb th ruH hotlt.
Sidewill specially hti to d.i'nbute flexing will not x.r.tk
And the carcass 6net Se ! .'- i cotton, lor.g fibre, tough, triple
tested, built up layer by Uyer intj the strngeit Cirtiis that on
be made.
Htgh mileage, low cost per r- 'e Sold from factory to you
through our own dinnbutoti. V.'.-.tch tor the ltd Sv.ie t:-.i.
-1 far
a ussy m r'yz? &
A Li' It'. is fV L-J
h ; Motor Shop Garage
r "' 444 N. Jackson Street
a 'h DsicakiirrT Ciratrnn
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ASHLAND MEM GIVEN
FREEDOM Of ROSEBURG;
STUNTS PLEASE CROWD
suMnsT is m iti:
.
Mrs. liH.v linked Middle- .J
ton. soUiist. w ho l oonnei'ti'il 4"
Willi the music. il ili'i'iu linelit 4.
of the I'nlversliy of Oreson. -arrived
here thin morning and
will appear al the roinmunlty .J
Hinu whlih i now In pro- .J.
Kress here. Mrs. Miildlelon In 4
4- n liilented N(doit Hlld huR
Kainetl ninsiileralile fame null- J
North wesl.
ItoselMll'K friends
I-1W"I1
. n-i. ..r ii.. j. 4- "lit the I'ailfir
X land delegation who are in rf. f"" J1 "'""f """lalned here
J. ltoneburft allendiiiK ihe eaini- .. f
....I I l....l.l..nt..llv l.,,at.
JU Iiik for the UoKiie Klver 4. H-1HK
4. Konndiip. whiill l to he held
f. at thty, southern Oregon eity 4.
4. on July 3. 4 and S. this morn- 4
4- Inn railed a I the offices at 4.
4. Mayor Klee, where they ex- 4
4, rhnnced nieetlllttH. Mr. Ill
later cranled the hoys the
4. freedom of the eity and an
Is Your Money Supporting
the Government?
At tliis critical period in our history our manu
facturers are ottering tlieir mills, and our young men
are ottering their services to the United States Gov
eminent. Would you like to do your share and help by put
ting your money where it will support the new Federal
Reserve Hanking System, which the Government has
established to stand back of our commerce, industry
and agriculture?
You can do this by opening an account with us, as
part of every dollar so deposited goes directly into the
new system, where it will always be ready for you
when wanted.
Tlie Douglas National Bank
Member Federal Reserve System.
Capitarand SurpIusSlGO.OCO.OO
STlt.U' HtoX or ltl lti:i nhip the wrap iron of the Cardiner
ii;iHM K MILL IS SOI. 11 Mill Company mill whirli burued
List Iertuihtr. There are several
(From the Gardiner Courier). tnna of intii, which will he Horted
II. A. Mittauly, of Astoria, Ik here and plated in condition to ho ghip-
thls week making nrruiieeiueutH to pod out.
1liainlM'i'lnlirN Couuh Itrmedy.
ire !
the 4
t
4- ihorized them to ue the
4 HtrretH Tor any leilimttte ad
I vert IhIhk purposi they de
4 sired. Mayor Kite pays he at
4 tended the Ashland Roundup
4 List year, nnd he pronoutued
iL one of the bi M shows ever
4- slaved tn or-Kon. i ne .sn
land hois lire live wires and
4 will no doubt he the means of
J utl ratting many visitors to the J
4. Roundup from this eity. 4
The personal recommendation of
people who have heen cured of
cotiKhs mid colds hy Chamherlain's
('ouh Kt'inedy have done much to
wards making this preparation one
of the most popular in use. c
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4. ItM.I'H XOI.L
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BOGUS FIRE CAUStD
MUCH CONFUSION IN
ROSEBURG IAST NIGHf
A I'eilt-Kl riann who chaneed to
4 he in the husine.-s distrh-ts at
J ahoul s : :) o' ln k l-'rfday
I niht were somew hat si art led
4 to hear the nhrieks of the fire
J- whistle at the Southern I'a
4 ifie m ;i chi no shops. An in
stant later flames w ei e de
tented leaidnK hlh from the
J roof of the i', rand I loi ! . at
U the ( 01 iht f Rose and Cass
4 strtM'ts. As the whistle start
J ed sounding the fire di part
I 111 nt lidt 1 he tiro Mtatiou for
Xm tjie "fire" w(ih n hurst of U
4 speeil and noise, and a t rowd
4" Hoon gathered Ht the s ene of 4
4 t he suppHsrd ( on flam al ion.
4 Working with Hock-like p'e- 4.
U cisioii the menu
U host-, mountcil t ti
t. caiie and kuoii hail two linen
4 of hose - water and ( hi'inic
the htiiiiting me line j.
of host was t.iKi n to tin roo
and tin " fire ' soon extln
uu is iifii. 11 was ni tun 11 j j
some time after the alarm
was so 11 ml i'd that the people 4
realized that the fire was J
hoy us a tut was caused hy
liurnlhii r'd powder. Inning
the height of t he eveite met t
duutniv dipssetl in a fire- l
man's ruhher oat was drop- J
ped from the roof and this 4
:ited more.
(From tho Gardiner Courier).
Ralph Noel, a w ell known and
highly respected citizen of the lower
I'mpt'iiu Valley, died at the Cardiner
hospital early Sunday morning of
typhoid fever.
He was horn al Smith River. May
21, I s 7 ! . and with the exception of
t w o y on rs spent 1 11 the N a v y , h a d
lived all of his life In this commun
ity.. He wan :tN years- of age ut the
time of his deal h and leaves to
mourn hin loss a wife and three ( hlhl
ren: Mildred, l.ucretia and I'helma
May; his lather. John C. Noel, of
'or 1 1 1 1 1 It-; four hroiliets and tht(M
sislers, Cilenii Harold, of Smith
River; Uli;h A., of Klmiia. (tie.;
Ray .1 . of Lakeside: Layrd Crant.
of (lie Second Infantry, Idaho; Mis
William -hut. I. Lakeside; Klsie .lune
Hartley, of Cocjuille, and Mrs. Harry
Craham, of Reeilsport.
The f unci n I ser ice w as held at
the cemetery In (iardiner Monday
altevnooli. Rev. R. Hocking conduct
ing the Hen h e. A large concourse
of friends was present to pay their
last respects to the dead, Hint u pro
fusion of llowers covered the casket
and grave.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
W . . : IM A MOl MIOMI. A.
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V-,1 1I.M r: wlhrr ltT mt lour v
jf lln.tf.t.C. A H tI Ill III H-Tril"
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Pay As You Ride
Harlcy-Davidson Motorcycles
and bicycles are sold on easy monthly payments.
Trade in your old machine on a 1917 model, with
new motor. Call and investigate.
The Harley-Davidson Agency
204-W. Douglas St,
Roseburg, Ore.
Tiie Qucion Before
the House
Your House!
rVI'Ti m:i:cr lii-licvi?? Separator the best one
m.i 1 il.iLitir.-1. It ym have lo-t t.iith to the
lin u-siv ati.l idii'il-,' td :mimi' tii:inn!na urets. take
my word and my ep;n ;oit( v that (iie I'.S. -i can
A'luu Htjuds .it (lie h ,ui ot thrift. I knuw, for
1 have invest i -au d llu :u nil.
J IIKKK n-e s; ri asoim, not to mention ivnro, why
l'i I'. S. y- i: 1 uk v. dl fcn'. you Ia-H'T s. iv u e
Itl 111 .!'; other ma hi 1 1 U (
s'Mirnim;. 2 It is t!ie most y
stiiiiiioii and he e.t ; st to 1 1
letpiiieH less strenv.tn 1 itipernie.
li is 1 -tell mplvimt ln .1. o - It
v it h hand powt-r 011 otf sh'o at id 1
COMIC i.i and l.k ol ti e u-!
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mtai y i:i t on-
1 !ea:i. :t It
1 Dcpair h.l's a-c 'owest. S It
an l;e uoiked fn.:n cither side, or
utoi1 or en ; ;ne pmt r on the other.
Al- l i"!' von know7t!'el' S. i"i,"rtn-it f'-alvres if you tan find
one half .is mativ i:i an other 1 it .1111 sep.n at or. It vnti 1 annot. then
htiy a I'.S. - the Winhl's Ret'ord Hjo sk-iuiiiing separator.
Churchill Hardware Company
U many people thinking a f I re- U
J m. in h:td fallen Horn the 4
4 liuildliiu. The fyhildlion k-iw-u 4
4 hy the lirerien last nig!it ful- 4
ly attfst.-d that ' they are
4 coital to any emergent y tliat J
4 tiiay arise in RoM-hiiru. a far 4
J as files are concei ijed The 4
4 fire tim k nnd chief h ar 4
4 made a pr-tiy nin. and the J.
4- drivers were gieu fnu-ider- 4
J 11I1U praise, J
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New Houston Hotel
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tlf .iiiniiil liml aim l!i tli
JU v.-nwiil i oii'IHioiih hIiIiIi thv
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in it'hati." of 1'oifljrnl 'in iu'
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Farm at
Sacrifice
27 acres, all lillahle, rood
K(il of holtom land; on jriaV'-l
highway, X miles I nun Kose
liurg; ft iic d and rross ft-need
with four ft. wnven wire; 4
mile to hchool, Hiori, Mack -smith
simp and 1. O ; good fj
roota house, With lalKt'
porches; harn and three large
chicken houses; 40 fruit trees,
7 acrtM In clover and alfalfa.
Test Heeded to OiltH. Vetch, eoril,
Ix-aiis ami potatoes; filial I
iintoiint of pristure. Team, har
in t-s, cow-, 'I heifers, mw and
plK-, Kev ral hundred rhtcltenH,
old and young; good I'ord
touring car, new tires; all ma
chinery, hrooder, lucuhntor
and r'tnall tools; 2 Mow and
Home fllTllillire. 'ojJeMtfin will
In plven at once, fJL'ou ra-h,
hiiliitice of $ Jt.ito on mnall
yt-.ii ly piivmi iitn. Mirt. II nt
once on account of oilier hud-
H.A. LESLIE
Owner
Brockway, Oregon
cAfter All
CtiDSy, E Could tell yt)U that the cVIitchcll is
jP y r &i most beautiful c;ir made, that it has
yy jt int.: niusi wuiiui:iiui inuiui, u iiid critical
I' riding ana oest equipped.
'They all say that" you would say
and put it down to over enthusiasm on our part.
We know that ytu buy ;"ur car on what you s?e
:uiil f. I. on your own judgment, so in
tliis ml wc are simply a.sking you to
c.ill Hint inspect the new Iitcliell
Sue, thi n let us Ret out on the road to
gether, you take the wheel anil form
your own opinion of its road qualities.
SIXES
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S1150
S1460
htHIVieMf tactrr
J. F. Barker & Co.
Implements an J Vehicles
KosthiirH Oregon
H.tiMllrots ( SUvtr Company
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