Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920, May 23, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textf AOB TWO KTKTfnra nosEBma review, Wednesday, mat 23. imt. BRIEF NEWS ITEMS OF THE CITY KMurn to Kiddie Mips Elte fruner, who bad been teuchiug school at Gates, It-ft IhM evening for her home ut Kiddle afii-r a brief visit here with Mr. Hugh Wells. !tfturnel to Myrtle I'oliil C. M. Hermann, of .Myrtle 1'oint, returned home this iiiorniitK after panting neveral days in ttiia cily. lie flopped with bin brother, Hon. II In ge r Hermann, whom he visitH hero occasionally. Attorney Hai ItHunwd Attorney J. O. Watnon, who with Warren F. Reed, of Gardiner, had been to Portland and Salem on bunl uesa for several days, returned I ant evening. Mr. lined also returned home, following the buniness trip. lvil Anion In Hi-outfit ImuIh Kohlhagen and John Bank who have been In partnership here. bioiiKht suit in the local Justi court uKulnttt W. It, Vinson, a resi dent of Cleveland. The plaintiff ffn Reek to oollert lf9 .alleged to be due for supplied and service. 4ini-diner Man Here A. I. KdKerton, of Gardiner, ar rived here last evening to upend a few dayn looking after bun Incus mat ters. Mr. Kdgerton bad not been hero for several years, and was great ly Interested In the recent advance ment of the city. At. tlcnrikfcen 1 1 ere Al. I lenrlkHen. who recently dis poned of his big lanch near Ouk lund, arrived here last evening to look after I'MhIihkh matters. lie Is rei'Mered lit the Grand Hotel. Mr. Hentiksen expe-ts to leave here soon for Kastern Oregon where he will make bis future home. Surveyor I.ookx After IUnmI Surveyor I'loyd Frear left thk morning for the Onk Creek vicinity where he spent tho day securing data for some new roads which the county court Is expecting to oppn In the near future. The work will proltarty require some grading and for this re a ho n the attention of an engineer was tieemetl necessary. Ielter From 41inmlMrlnln K. r Strong received a letter from Senator George K. Chamberlain this morning which was a reply to n note regarding the vice conditions found near the V, S. army conips on the front. Tho Senator said he was fam iliar wltli the reports and had en deavnred to do his duty by freeing the nrmv from such temptations. He also enclosed a copy of the Chamber lain hill, and called attention to two sections which gave the President power to take action when the use of intoxfraht and vice conditions were Mich that control was believed necessary. KOVERALLS " U. ; at. . For Children The idea! plnvtitn garment for little tolk. Mnde r.M in nni pieae, with drop back, ftOVEPUH can be quickly liiDd on or olf and easily washed. Far'mor haalthful than Romo- ri. Cut larga to giva utmost comfort yet fitting well and looking well. No tight elastic banffw at knee to atup tree circu lation of blood and retard free. Worn of motion. All children love them KflVfPALLS Goad looking Long wenring No ripping No tearing the lint Suit FREE 85c tern J' ' " ' "K 1'' elbow J dfl c, ni k and j long leevrs. Made of intliK" dyed blue denim, and genuine blue nitd v bile hnk otj stripra. AIo bttbtpt Wi-iM, fn at-color mater ml in ! r k hltif . radrt blue, tan or dik ted. nil appropimtety I rimmed v lait color Fnlnta. Niet I to ft year. Awarded Gra.id Prise at Pimmi. Pacific Interuatiunal tlx petition. MW-V SS ft ni Insist on this Label If your dealer cannot ui.plv w Will forward prepaid, upon receipt of prw e. Made and gu.irarrteed by Levi Strauss & Co. Sat) Fra.icltco liewrteJ Kor Huk John Alexander, the (iltde post master, lei t here late last night for hagene to attend the Grand Iah I. O. O. F. He will return here Sun day. 'Mi in KaitKaK Mrs. It. N. Husenbark and three children, of Melrose, left last even ing on their way to Wichita, Kaunas, where they will visit with Mrs. litis enbark's parents. They expect to be gone about two months. Silverton l-ady Here Mrs. Violet Kstelle, of Silverton, arrived here last evening with her little child and will visit a few weeks with her mother, Mrs. A. II. Brown, on feer Creek. Mrs. Kstelle recent ly bad been visiting at Heat tie. VMn-d at Htitherliit Attorney Klbert Hermann and Flos cue (ireen spent today at Sutberliii, where they had business matter needing their attention. They left here on the local train this morning and will return tonlKbt. Attends (fund ImIkc Joseph Mlcelli left this morning to join the local delegation at fcu gene who have been In attendance at (tie sessions of the I. O. O. F. grand lodge. Mr. Mlcelli Is a past grand master of the order and has many friends among the fraternity thru out the state. Yonrnlln Men Kctiirii K. II. Meyers and Manuel Moore, of Yoncalla, who were here yester day to testify before the grand jury at the investigation of Tom Havis fur killing shc-n, nturned borne this morning. The men are well known residents of the northern part of the county. 'jom Maxwell Agency yluhn Slgnor, proprietor of the pinners Feed Sheds, announced to day that be had taxen over tho lo cal Maxwell agency and will have a carload of the much I new here with in the next ten days. Mr. Slgnor be lieves that he will be able to dispone of a large number of the cars to farmers and local residents dur ing the coming summer. ImiiI OniHitl to lletuni Word received here today slated that W. II. Canon, register of the local I'. S. Land Office, would prob ably return tonight or tomorrow to resume his work after enjoying sev eral weeks' vacation. Mr. Canon, with his wife, has been staying at Med for. where they lived prior to coming to Kusebuig. I tea 1 in Art Planted I,. II. Moore and John Sip, nor re tiirned yesterday after making a short visit at the bean pat. h near Days Creek. They Intend to have Hi 4 acres under culthation vntlrely in beans and already the larger part of (lie tract has been ptiiuled. Krnni present Ind leu t Ions, they believe they will realize handsomely frum their project. Pa (tiling Soldiers' Home work wits Blurted yesterday in painting the Soldiers' Hume build-' lugs, and the work Is expected to take from two to three weeks. The color of the buildings will be changed from 11 light gray to a light cream, ami will make the hi rue! uics considerably more attractive. A lo- ;al firm has the contract. Will (jiiitid Bridge On account of Die lax methods em ployed by 11 former guard on the Southern Pacific bridge at M vrtle Creek, Special Agent Carbe yester day decided to place a new man at thai important point. The guard is said to have let severa 1 men pass without (mentioning, their idem It v being revealed later as high compauv olticlals. John Stanelilf was lasl evening cmphmd and will prohiildv occupy that slat ion In the future. Library U l.ioulog lcHierday was another fine dav for the local library, according to Mrs H Arundel, librarian. As many fiO new books were receded thru louallon, this being one of ihe lari!- slngle dav's con t ri tui 1 ions since1 the founding of the institution i There are now over 7uo volumes hikI as rapidly as possible Ihey are being I lassihed. The new tnagaines are ! also beginning to arrive and uilhiu short time it is hnped that pnuil- iiiv all Ihe material needed will be 1 on baud. hiauioitd Has Kcfumcd 1 0 H. I'lamoud. a popular Itavel-I lug Katesman, lio has isited ltoe- 1 tre(nielill lor the past few 1 eais. artucil hete vesteidav from Paso Ijobles. Calil . lo-ie he npenl Ihe paM dir.e weeks reielviug Heat- ' mu( a) the splines- Iheie. 1. tm mond sustained serious in nirles 111 an ,iui'Miiobie accident near Youeal- ! la a tew tnotiths uko and h.im later' attacked w Hh 1 brumal ism. He i i now reeling fine and untt.!ntc no funhet trtuble h luanioiid has. man triends beie who are glad to, le.irti ih.it hit health is iuiptoed. H..lMl..l..,.M,...H..l.I...li....t..MfJ 1 GLEXDALE VEWfl. tn : 1 1 i n n 1 1 n 1 1- fool hoer are prevailing in this valley. (ianU'DinK i tein done and a large arreaKe of vegetable, of eiitllesa varieties, are beinK iilanted. V hlle warm weather aeemn deir altie, is aie pine that rnnditlonn will rhanee and larpe yild will he the remit of the enTKetlr work In t'ow Creek farins and gardens. Mm. fhrlstina Olson is visitlnR her ilaimhtiMS. Mrs. A. V. 'aniMle anl Miss Velma Marnliall, at lA'ona, also her oti and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marshall, at Yonralla. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jones and children have moved to 1'ortland, where they will reside permanently. Miss Phyllis Morasman closed her school at Azalea last week and has relumed to her home at KuKene. Dr. (leo. C. Knott left on the J 7th for a ten-days' stay at San Francis co. While he Is absent. Dr. H. . .Marsh Is looking after our sick peo ple. Scott Winchnll has been very 111 for a week with measles. At this date ho is iiNirovIiiK. Holmes Cabbert and his sister. Miss Asenath. are very ill Willi meas les at the family home in this city. Mrs. Dale Cutsforth visited with friends at ICiilclle and KosehurK last week. - Tiie Kaccalaureale merman by Rev. O. T. Murium, at Olivet Church Inst Sunday, was a splendid discourse. In fact, fine of the finest sermons ever lieai il in Glendale. and was muih appreciated by all who heard! It. Rev. Dr. .1. V. Knott will fill the pulpit ut Olivet church next Sun dav. and as his sermons are of the hlKhesl order of P.tlilcul research. anil this one is to he uIoiik special lines, we are sure n rare opportun ity lo listen to one who has stood for half a century in the service to which he has devoted his life, a large concrejintion will lie present. Spe cial music will be rendered by our church choir. Miss Maud Walter, of Leland, who has ipent the past month near Fernvalti, was called home on Sat-' urday by a wire messase from her! fatner ttallns lhat her mother, Mrs.' Jessie Wallets, was dangerously ill. j Mr. aud Mrs. Walters and their fam ily are well known and highly re-! spected resideuts of southern Ore-j gon, and -we Join many friends and , relatives in the hope of Mrs. Walt ers' recovery. Ifc'puty bneriff Prown waa over at Kiddle last week buying beef cat tle to supply the city market of isrown and Son. In this cily. The (ilendalo schools are Just closing another very successful year The commencement exercises will, he held at the auditorium on Thurs day evening, the 24th. The address of the evening will he made by Prof. M. J,. Pittman, of the Oregon Normal College at Monmouth. Kleven schol ars from the high school will he graduated this year. (Ilendale Is very proud of our city schools. Mrs. Kyla Kastwood. who w-as at her father's home In this city, left on Sunday for a two weeks' stay at Canyonville. X. m:k;iii!oi:i.y ahvick. FlTy (liven liy a lUeu-burg Citiien. Sloan's Liniment I'm tl ii.itUm. The tortiiie of i tieiiinat Ism, p.'lni and a. he lli.it make liie u it iM'.unl.le are uuukly lellwwd Mean s l.llnuietit a lean i lea "hi is. it is easi to apply nii.l n. i, re en"cclle than mu plasters or ointments because It peuetiales iuokly without iiiM. Inn I r many pains and a. lies follow in postne. Htialns. sprains and s. le J soieness. Sloan , n,(.t ( pioicptly elT..IUe, ..,,, ,.,,p bolt li.in.lv tor gout. Inn, M1;i.. lootnai lie. li.irl.a. lie. stiff lie. k sll evtetual pains. At druggist. e , lillot col I ri.w i s. till I'N liu- the and are new prepared to bo, " lor St Valentine l.t tits, glow a ftoln Hie Li, ik or- When one has suffered tortures from a bad hack and found relief from the aches and pains, that per son's advice Is of untold value to freinds t,nd neighbors. The follow ing neighborly advice comes from a Koseburg Resident. W. II. A. Williams, retired bui'd ing contractor, 816 Mother St.. says: "f am thankful to say it has been good many years since I have needed kidney medicine. I found Dunn's Kidney Pills to be all that has b. en claimed for them. I couldn't teconi i"end 'a more rejiahle medicine for backache." Price r,i)c, at all dealers. Dc.n't simply ask for a kldnev retnedv get (loan's Kidney Pills the same that Mr. Williams had. I'osler-.Mil-burn Co., Props.. Iluffalo, X. Y. II. II. N'ichols returned home to Riddle this morning nTter a business visit in this cily. Fountain Open f HAM1L TON DRUG CO. ANNOUNCE the opening of their fountain, with all of the deli- cacies of the season. They cordially invite the patronage of the public. Owing to the increased cost of production, they publish the following increase in prices: All Sundaes 15c. Ice cream sodas with fruit, 15c. ICE CKKAM SOI.lt IX llll.K AS FOLLOWS: 4 pint, 15c; pint, 25c: quart. 50c: hi gallon, 11.00; 1 gal- X Ion, $1.50. Sold in packages only. X Fruits will be charged extra when sold to carry away -with Ice X cream in pails. CAXL FOR COOiTY WARRANTS. Notice la hereby given all person! holding County Warrants endorsed "Not paid for want of funds." to pre sent them for payment at the office of the County Treasurer of Douglas County, Oregon, for Interest thereon will cease after the date of this no tice. Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, April 20, 1917. J. E. SAWYERS, County Treasurer. MELROSE GRANGE WAS AWARDED PRIZE TOR BIG I'pon figuring up the reports of active- members of each Grange pres ent in line on Saturday, ufternoon. as submitted by each Orange mas ter, it Is found that Melrose Grange wins third prize, ,he dozen brooms donated by Zan lti others, of Port land. Melrose had 4 4 of its B4 mem bers In line, or 6S.75 per cent, bare ly nosing out Glide with 4.", of t7 members In the parade, or 67.16 per cent. Great credit is given the Glide. Grange for Its showing on Saturday. Its members came nearly 20 miles over roads largely mountainous and unimproved, starting very early in the morning and decuiating the prlzewinning float alter uriival in Roseburg. and on top of that very nearly winning one of the prizes of fered for per icnlaro of members in line. Mrs. F. D. Owen CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS FUNERAL DESIGNS . WEDDING B0QUETS PHONES Greenhouse B-F1J Clry 414 Why are H and P Ihe most Import ant letters in the alphabet? ALOHA Ctlll Will hold their last dance of the season Tuesday night, .May L'Hth, in Maccabee hall. Otts orchestra, X o'clock sharp. Dance Wednesday- nipht. May 2:1. at S::;o o'clock, at the armorv. H"H"H-4"!-"H-!-W"H--;-t obtMllislil I'mpiiua Valley Print Mm M m W mm Jm m m M mi Mm pel MS Endurance-the M W 1 mi Supreme Tire Quality m 1 llMwiVl United States Tires have proved that they have Vu mm ''" tMm 1 W'Wff'l tl,at iniIcs nrc packcd !llto lhu!r struclure ,hc 5HSi fe Jflfjlljfifl I way endurance is packed into steel. fuuiilw.ll vast number of the motoring public know that VTOWv' Iff -r llw I 'Willllll , and they have answered in the only way that uV i'' ' Uie liuyintJ public f flii answer, AuVvAw klvw - tow 'ill UllU k" ft'vnS United States Tires tremendous sales tttt' (.J! , increases, VMl., ijijljil j sa'cs increases that are vastly greater than even It Vw I 'll V I l'1C scnsitional increase in the number of automobiles r' j , Hr : this year over last. VuW ill iB'tizi United States Tires EHS;! w i r;.';",r-;i. Are Good Tires r,:::;;;.:is''- E f ' IT K L M N O! Om PQR.5T UVWXY liecnnse on couldn't huvo Beef or l'ork nilhoiit them! We carry a compteie flne 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! TJie'Eccnomy Market Geo. Kohnhiiicen, Prop., l'hone KM. vrW, ,. Stop at Hotel Umpqua New and Modern You'll Want to Go Ti-Tiing, hunting, camping some place for an outing, sometime, won't you? "When it gets to then " --Call 46- We'll take you anywhere 'Safety First" AH the time BEFORE buying a CREAM Sepirator See the Latest, Model SIIAR.PLES Suction Feed at the Douglas County Creamery G. W. Young & Son REAL ESTATE Bonds. Loans, Rentals Fire Insurance, Notary Public 116 CASS 8T. PHONE 417. I Real Estate City ami Farm Property Timlier Ijinds Agent for WeMlnke ami Winchester Bay Town Lots. GEORGE RITER i:: -Wet Oak Street STOP AT Hotel Grand Coss St., Roseburg, Or. 1 nlon.