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KVfOnSa ROSEBUBO REVIEW, THIRSDAY. MAY t4, 117.
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8 Always A
5 GOOD SHOW
I MAJESTir 1 88
M BRIGHT SPOT w 5c and 10c Tf
NZt trtmY DAY MOM TO f P. M KVMN1HO PKHMIUAHCt 7:10 4 fi SO
TODAY. ONE DAY O.M.Y
"SUNSET FALLS"
Eleventh Cbapte rof
-P ATRIA"
With Mrs. Vernon Castle
CHEW FINISHED KOUTK TODAY
DVT WEEN MYKTI.K POINT AMI
ItoSEIUIUi AMI MKMIU.1W AUK
IIEKK I'llHlIt TO TAKINt; NEW
UOI1K NORTH, i
The Comeback
TblH III an ounloor picture of the great Went.
j IN THE HEART of NEW YORK 5
A Featuring Hen Vilwmi. Kdna Hunter, William WeUli, (iuu-Ie Ogle J
Z and Howard Crniiiptmi. J
5 SAMMY JOHNSON MINHH THK IMHY. 8
Z Kartoon Komedy. They are always funny. J
a CIIDUFV FrYfiC NFAD RRtiTKUAV
'A
TOMOItltOW, j
Friday: "The Mysterious Mm. M.," with Mary Macl.aren, fhe f
heroine of "Shiies
Saturday: "Whom the Gods Destroy." A drama of the Irish rebel
lion, Willi Alien Joyce, Harry T. Morey and Marc MacDermott.
Men Were Optimistic ver Proposed
llonil lMie anil Dii-lure Douglas
('mini)' Will ItctrivB n
liu-go Share.
CHIMCSK PRESIDENT
DISMISSES
'kemieii
Dr. Wil, KaAniliiiMMiilor tn Aiiicrlrn,
In Successor.
PEKIS. May 23. President I.I
Yuan Hung has tanned a mandate
dismissing I'remler Tuen CM I Jul
from office and namliiK Ir. Wu Ting
Fang, ex-Ambassador to the Fulled
Stales, an actliiK Premier and em
powering him to form a new cabinet.
Thin anion probably will end Hie
deadlock In Parliament and make
possible a declaration of war by
China against (iermuny.
The provlneiHl Military Governors
who are nttompl lug to disband Par
liament left Pellln before President
I.I look arlloH against Tuan Chi JIu.
ax the President bud poKltively an
nounced that he would disregard
their demand for a dlKKolullon of tlio
legislative body.
PALM.-To Mr. and Mrs. I,. E
Palm, of Roscburg, May 2:1, I!if7.
a Hon.
W00O0OOmXOmX'WOOOi
Senior Class Play
"THE TOUCHDOWN''
A story of Life in a Co-educational College
A Four Act Comedy.
ANTLERS TIIKATFR
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 25, 1917
Curtain at 8:15
Ghvn for the llenvftt of the High School Annual
Adm. :i.r)C- 25c : : : : Gallery 15c
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Have You Seen the
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It is the lightest, hesl built, most economical machine
on the market. Absolutely safe. Used by everybody
everywhere.
100 Miles to one gal. of Gasoline
Speed from 5 to 25 miles an hour
No delicate parts to get out of order. Always ready,
just step on and go.
PRICE $125
Manufacturers guarantee with every machine.
A. M. OELAND
Kostburg, Oregon. Sales Agent lor Douglas Co.
O0OOOOOOOOCM.XXMXUXO
The Chance of a Lifetime
I'iO jhtim, 7 mill's ol' UoscIhiih ; ii anvs in mlli
vation; 'JO acres ,.cl, balance slopjnjr laiul ; several
acres khiI clover; SO acres khihI pasture, with plenty
of timlier; place is lenccil with woven wire; three
cross fences; land watered l.y springs; 10-iinun house,
unfinished upstairs; water installed; lart;e turn, new
Krunnry, shed.s, 2 chicken houses; wells, line family or
chard; 2 horses, "J cows, poultry, tools and implements,
stoves, etc.. included. Ilamli is ready for new owner
to step in and lie-in work. Sacrificed at jsr.OOO; J.iono
down, balance 1 to Id yens at t per cent.
Investigate this ranch now.
C. W. YOUNG & SON
Kal Kstntt and lii.suraniv.
) Cass St. : Phone 117
Complain the Coos Hay highway
survey, which It in proponed to im
prove with funilH from the $6,UU0,
000 bond Issue, provided the meas
ure Ik curried at the forthcoming
election, several men of the party ar
rived here this afternoon on their
way to take up other highway work
to the north.
The men in the party were K. B.
fllhop, Charles Noble and I'at Haley,
and they will leave here tomorrow
morning for CreHwell, where they
will take up the survey of parts of
the I'acific Highway previoUHly left
uncompleted. They had been nix
weekt on the route east from .Myrtle
Point and have practically relocated
an entirely new road. The Kiirvey
wax under the direclion of Engineer
C. C. Kelly.
According to one of the men thffl
afternoon, the proposed highway af
ter leaving the Coon County line will
follow a water grade hh much hh pos
sible and will therefore touch the
present road in only a Tew places.
The western end of the road will be
nerr llrockway and Round Prairie.
One line was run over the mountains
to llrockway, but at the hitler point
two possible terminations wore made
because of one of the routes requir
ing u new bridge across the river.
The choice of the routes to be Im
proved will probably be decided be
tween the County Court and the
State Highway Commission, and tuay
be made known some time within the
next two or three months.
The men staled this afternoon
that it was their belief $100,000 of
the proposed bond issue would ho
spent in improving this road. They
said the road would not have n grade
anywhere in excess of fi per cent,
and although much grading would
have In he done, the cost would not
be excessive, in proportion to that on
other roads.
AMer surveying a few days at Yon-
citllu the crew will move to Creswell,
where they will finish several unsur-
veved piirts of the Pacific Highway.
The men are of fhe opinion the bond
issue will carry, and In such event
are positive a large amount of money
will be spent in Ibis county.
GLASSES
Properly
Fitted
We auKgent If your eyes
are troubling you that you
have them examined at ouce.
Connult with us and be freed
from the worry and trouble of
eye-atrain. We make a speci
alty of Kryptoka, the Invisible
Ilifocals. We guarantee to fit
you with glasses that will look
attractive. Call today.
Quality Service.
BUBAR BROS.
Jewelers and Optometrists.
POPUIAR COUPLE WERE
MARRIED AT BRIDE'S
HOME LAST EVENING
A pretty wedding, in which two or
ltorteburg's popular young people
were the principals, 'occurred at the
borne ol Mr. and Mr. Edward Cock
elreas, at 1122 North Jackson street,
at K o'clock last evening, when their
daughter. Alias bertha Merle Cockel
teas, became the wife of Harry O.
(iriinm. The wedding ceremony was
performed by Itev. W. H. Eaton, pas
tor of the local Haptist Church.
following the ceremony the mem
bers of the family and Invited guests
partook of delicious refreshments,
which had been provided by the par
ents othe bride. A social hour fol
lowed. Mr. and Mrs. Grimm have
ul ready begun housekeeping In their
dwelling on Commercial avenue. Mr.
Grimm is employed at the meat mar
ket of Louis Kohlhagen and is well
and favorably known here. His
estimable bride is one of Koseburg's
most accomplished young ladies and
has a host of friends here. She at
tended the Itoseburg public schools
and Is popular locally. The Review
joins in wishing the happy couple
much wedded happiness.
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"IHE FtRN" Will BE
OPINEO NEXT WHK
BY 10CAI E10RIST
A large ami up to date floral cs-
tahlishmeiit will lie opened in Rose
burg soon, which will be the first
f Until shop In the city. It Is to be
operated by Mrs. 1 l. Owen, who.
for ten years, has mi pplied Mowers
for this city from her "Kern Island
(ireenhoustt" in Riverside. The floral
shop will be on Cass- tieet, in the
h ii iUI inn formerly occupied by the
Lewis Cafe. Charles Lerry was bus
ily cimaned today In icnowiting the
i noiu ami making it ready for the re
moval of the plants ami tlowers.
The florist shop will he modern in
e ery particular and pi et I ily decor
ated with many hailing baskets of
choice lei us ami flowers. Ity open
ing this shop, Mrs. Owens plans to
loniluci her business on a larger
M'ale t ban formerly, but she said
Ibis atlernoon that the shop would
not he ready until next week, on ac
count ol the main orders for Memor
ial Iay and graduation that haw to
tie li lied. I 'or some lime she has
conducted a boot ti at t tie Poll anna
(onfecilonery siore. The shop will
he -tru-tlv a floral establishment and
will be called "The Ketn." Cut flow
eis. feins. and potted plants will be
dealt in and floral designs and d:s
ptas will be tcatured Other i!e
parlmont may later he combined
ih.il will add to the ail ra t i vetie
of the shop.
SINAIE ADJOURNED AS
Rtspfcr ros sen. iane
COMMITTEE APPOINTED
V SHli: TON. May 'J I. Thru
i''ih fur the late Hairy l.ane.
Sen.it or from Ol eenn. the Senate
atij'iui netl The only huines.
!'ti-ino!s tr.m-a ted wa- the ap
point men t ot I he lot low Vig Sena
tors, who will !eac immediately tor
IViifatnl to attend the funeral,
rhatii te? i;, in. shtii st . Ken von. Var
daman. Johnson. l.oKoHette. tlronnu
and Nori is.
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CM (.IIT H1i s Mo.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stevens, of Oak
land, were visitors in the city today
We now have coal. Page Invest
ment Co. Phone 242.
llroccoli seed for sale. Have too
much for my own uses; 75c per
ounce, 1 oc per packet, post free. H.
Carmouciie, Wilbur, Oregon.
.Mrs. .!. J. Ferber and Mrs. K. .Med
ley went to Oakland this afternoon
to visit. Mrs. Medley will later leave
for Portland, where she will make
her home.
Mothers, don't forget the boys. A
iuto of baby, mother or father might
.help some If they are suddenly called
away. We can help you out. Clark
' X, Clurlr PnlnDPurPj
Mrs. Case's dressmaking parlors
removed to 610 So. Main. Orders
taken for hemstitching. Spirella cor
sets made to order. Perfect fit guar
anteed. Phone 170-Y.
-Mrs, J, V. Tracy, who had been
visiting here with her daughter, Mrs
Paul Applegate, left this afternoon
tor her home ut Ietua. Mrs. Apple
gate has been quite ill but was much
improved today.
360 acres, improvements, good sol),
wood, water, outrange $12,000
Crop 75 tons of hay 1.500
'Livestock (need more) tiUO
Implements, cost new 4.10
All for $7,500.
It. K. Campbell, Melrose, Oregon.
Miss Gladys Taylor and Myron
Taylor went to Cottage Grove this
ai tornoon to attend the funeral of
their grandmother, Mrs. Joseph Tay
lor, which will be held there tomor
row. G. W. Dorward, of Oakland, makes
a specially of raising turkeys in large
numbers, and was in Kugene Wed
nesday on his way to Coos Kay tak
ing orders for the next holiday sea
son, says the huge lie Guard.
V.. .1. Guyti, naval recruiting offi
cer, left tliis afternoon for Oakland,
where he will look for recruits. Mr.
Guyu said that the new naval Train
ing Station at San IHcgo would be
ready within a short time, enabling
many more recruits to be bundled.
II. J. Hilileburn. of Koseburg,
crushed rock contractor on the Pa
cific Highway work In the Slskiyous,
was In the city yesterday getting
ready to resume t he work .on the
highway where it was left off last
fall, says the Med ford Tribune.
W. Wllson.of Portland, assistant
mi pei Intendent fur the Southern Pa
cific 4'ompany. spent today in the
city on a regular trip of inspection.
II o conferred with local employes
and business men, but It is believed
nothing of importance was Inwdvcu
at this time.
The coin mil tee on flag day for
the Klks' Lodge has practically ar
ranged a prourani which will lie
announced In the net few days. In
observance of a custom followed in
exety lodue of the order, an appro
priate ceremony and program will
be held on June !. A quartette will
furnish music and patriotic songs
will bo sunii. There will also b an
address nnd interesting ritual cere
mony by the officers.
D, . Mitchell filed a suit in the
local Circuit Court today in which
he seeks collection on a promissory
note given In September. 1 !! 'I, to
M. C. Crow. The Instrument was In
thn sum of $' 1 .vi Ti. and was exe
cuted at Merlin. In addition to the
principal the plaintiff also asks In
terest a) six per cent and n reason
able sum for attorney fee Attor
ney L. R. Sandblast represents the
plaintiff.
Krnct Kiddle and a number of
otlni Kiitdte yotniK men went to the
t.ufc of the rnil"iU,t Ui l la-t ttUht
t'.e landed a line but salmon
The brought a boat with them and
M'ect to M'eod seral daxs iiiixliiK
h nil en losing pleasantries attend j
am to rut. u a trip.
REPUBLICANS EEAD IN
I
SOCIALISTS MAKE GAIN
County Clerk K. H. Lenox this
morning completed a tabulated re
port of the registration of iiougias
County voters up to 5 o'clock on the
afternoon of May
The party affiliations .summary of
the male and female registrations,
anV tiie totals follow:
Republicans Men 364 4, women
2210; total 5845.
Democrats Men 1645, women
DSH; total 2028.
Progressives Men 19, women 12;
total 31.
Prohibition Men 35, women 68;
tola! 103.
Socialist Men 22!!, women lOH;
total 338.
Miscellaneous Men 157, women
111; total 9222.
Persons who failed to register by
5 o'clock on the afternoon of May
19, will be compelled to cast their
ballot by the use of the - lllank A."
CANADA I'OII.S SI.At'KKKS.
KlIKIiHIiOOKK, Quebec, May. 23.
In response to reports by iuimigra
liull officials that a large number of
young men who. would be eligible for
war service under a Canadian con
scription law had tried unsuccess
fully to cross the American border,
the Dominion authorities issued
rigid instructions to military and im
migration otTicials today.
VI. o I it AM) vvvii.
BKi MUHT TO-NIGHT' AT THK
ANTLERS THEATER
MARIE DORO
In an elaborate adaptation of Chas. Dickens' Immortal work
" OLIVER TWIST "
A five reel, release by the Paramount Pictures Corporation, with an
all-star supporting cast, including Hobart Posworth (Bill Sykesl,
Tully Marshall, Raymond Hatton. James Neill and Klsie June Wil
son. A really great picture, produced by a great company, in a
great big way. Don't miss this: Also on this program the sixth
chapter of the patriotic serial
" LIBERTY '
Ited Cross Benefit Performance,
Xo advance in prices: Adults 10c, children 5c.
Friday evening only at 8:30
Roseburg High School Senior Class Play
THE TOUCH-DOWN'
Admission 25c - 35c Gallery 15c
Saturdav afternoon at 2:15, evening at 7:15 and 8:45
ANOTIJVK NINV KVVI.ANTI.KItS "liMH'KWT" IMttX.KAM
.MAX I.IXDKlt.
The wonderful French comedy king in the 2-reel feature
"MAX WANTS A DIVOltCK."
And the five reel Ince-Triaugle photoplay
"A I'lilNCKSS OV THK DAItK."
Featuring Enid Uennett. Also a Triangle comedy and Mutual Ca
zette. 5c IOc XO ADVANCK IN 1MEICKS 3c & lOc.
Special Attraction Monday and Tuesday. Matinee Tuesday at 2:15.
;i:o. M. COHAN IN "ItltOADWAY JONKS."
The greatest comedy success ever produced. It's a riot.
Admission: Adults 2Uc, children 10c.
ENLISTMENT COMPLETED i
FOR YEAR IN HIGH '
SCHOOL CADEI CORPS
Enlistment for this term In the
High School Cadet Corps has been
completed, and boys have entered
for the work. The regular military
training will not be started until the
beginning of the next semester,
when the cadet corps will be organ
ized into classes for instruction. The
local authorities are awaiting direc
tion for work from the State De
partment of Education, which will
furnish of the equipment and
supplies to work with. Much inter
est is being manifested in the local
High School corps and it It thought,
that with tiie next semester, many
more boys will join the ranks. The
military training acquired i.n this
way will bo very beneficial and does
In no way require that the boys he
obliged to serve for military duty.
Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 1 S9L.
Call and get our cash prices before
buying elsewhere. We can save you
money. West Side Grocery, the store
of plenty.
Strictly sanitary milk and
cream.
ROSEBURG DAIRY
"Delivered to any part of town.
1 qt. $2.40 per month.
1 pt. ll.IJO per month.
Phone 2H7. Office N. Pine St.
Graduation
Gifts
The gift you give the grad
uate will be cherished for
years to come. It represents
the high esteem In which
vou hold the recipient.
That's why It should be
carefully selected selected
not only for its intrinsic
value, but for lasting quali
ties as well.
Jewelry is about the only
Sift that one can keep for a
lifetime therefore the grad
uation gift should bo of jew
elry. May we show you
some suitable gifts?
A. S. HUEY CO
P.osehurg, Oregon.
lb Die HAILMAR& Store tsl
XKW TODAY.
WAXTKD. Girl or woman for gen
eral housework. Phone 2 ! 2-11.
FOlt SALE. Household guods at a
reasonable price. Address M., care
FOlt SALE. Single buggy, pole nnd '
shafts, J20. S. I. Hooker, Ten
Mile.
FOR SALE. Good piano. J10U. !
Will take good milch cow In part !
payment. S. I. llook;r, Ten Mile, j
: j
WASTED. Lady to care for elder.
ly lady couple hours ufternonns
anil evenings. Impure ;iu7, t'llip-J
iiua Hotel. j
FOR SALE. 80 acres Improved:
half very best creek bottom land,
balance north s:ope; ail free soil;
half in cultivation; good family
on-hard. 4 acres In prunes. Just
coming into bearing; 9 miles from
railroad. Price $6000; will take
up to 2n In trade, close In;
t?2ii! can remain on place at 6'r
If desired. Halanre cash. Address
F. S.. care Review.
Let Us Solve Your
Shoe Problems
You'll find them very simple if you let us prove it.
Style, Service, Perfect Comfort,
coupled with moderate prices insure your
complete satisfaction.
ROSEBURG KOOTERIE
luviN imr.NN
Shoes That Salisfy and Fit Your Veet.
Perkins Building ... Cass Street
siiiMtr mf.am i;i: iim;i,ki.
Mrs D H Itrown. of West l.ane
street, filed n complaint itli t'ilv
Re-oi.ler Whipple this afternoon
ai:anv;t R. L. Stands, of the North
lioselnnir Koodviiv.is. In which she
i-ltarced short measure in the deliver-
of one tier of wooil A :nr.mt
was l-siied late this afternoell. hut
Mr. Stan: as out of town. He
will be arrested probably tomorrow
hentie will be atraimied in the lo
cal court.
MOKE lll't Itl ITS M:cl I'.VD.
Re ruilin orfl.er Clyde G Hall
I'li. n'tt'inonn announced that se -er.il
eltier Iti'sebllii: I'ovs had en
tered the ..Tlre. Chde Csrstens
md C W'llbp'S. member of the
Coast Artillery, have Joined the
l"'i.i l.m. cot p.. and lt.iv Shield
and Lamrenrr Stesart have enlisted
In the infantry.
Review Want Ads. bring result.
The
Nationally
Favored
Dollar
louse
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Ur s- y
111 TH HI lb V
Sold
at Just one
Good Store
in
Every City
New Wirthmor $1.00 Waists
The name "Wirthmor" is more than a coined word. It is a symbol of a new
and higher standard of waist values.
The models illustrated have just arrived. They're quite as pretty as any we
have ever seen and just as good.
There's nothing about these waists excepting the pries, that would suggest one dollar
Just a limited numher--and no more of the same styles trill be obtainable
BELLOW S H'OMAS'S SHOP FOR UOUAYS WEAR
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