Roseburg review., May 26, 1917, Image 3

T&QW THKKB
Is Your Money Supporting
the Government?
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS OF THE CITY
monxa roribtm review, satikdav. may se, 101:
leftiitK l'alltl tl
The iiit-trtinf or ihe Glide Grange
winch bad been scheduled far to
nignl bus been culled uil, according
lo a u-lwphoiit tiie.-upe received
from John Alt -xander this morning.
Cancellation of Hie meeting
necessary becy u.se of a number of
counter Hltruciions iu thjtl vicinity.
Several Roseburi; men had intended
iu be present at the nuetin follow
ing the receipt of an invitation from
the Glide Glanders.
Itcvenne Collector Here
K. iV tfehuw, of l'urlland, arrived
in Koseburg last cacuuik to si-nd a
fw days looking niter business mat
te rn. .Mr. Schow is now in ttte inter
nal revenue service. - He previously
vltdtcd hero about three rears aio.
when he was managing a port cam
paign which was an it sue before the
voterH at that timer Mr. Sthuw is
making hit headquarters at the
I inpttua Hotel,
l.oui-iict In Koseburg M
A. G. Itoui'uet, a member of the
faculty of the Oregon Agricultural
College. . arrived iieru laM evening
from I'orvailis io spend a few days
look in gutter bUMiie.-s matters,
t huututiijiut to Uei
1 lie annual Chauiamiua will open
at Myrtle Creek on June 1. accord
ing to announcements received in
koseburg today. The program In
cludes some most delightiul numbers
and the event will probably be at
tended by a big croud.
Hero riiini Athena
John Tompkins and family, Mrs.
Mary Tompkins and Mi? Kdna
Tompkins, all of Athena, Oregon, ar
rived" here lust e veiling by umomo
bile en route to San Francisco and
other California points. They report
the roads In fairly good condition t ("reason says young1 men are very
and they had no difficulty in reach- j scarce in Canada t the present time
ine this city. jand the labor situation is acute. Dur-
Fimeial On Tuesday- j ing his stay iu Canada, Mr. ('reason
The funcr.y of the late I'nited 'said he learned that quite a number
States Senator Harry Lane will be! of Americans have already .located
"held at Portland Tuesday, according;
to word ireeived here (his morning, j
Or. F. M. Haynes, of Koseburg ,a
nephew of the deceased, expects to
be present at the funeral. I
CiiteN lo' Port laud j
Mrs. Vida C trter and little child ,
left this morning for Portland wht-re
they expect to remain indefinitely. !
Mrs. Carter w;s until recently lo
cated al the I'inpqua Hotel and her
many friends regret her removal to
another location
Hiir Croud Present
Deputy Sheriff italph Qulne went
to Kiddle last evening where he at
tended the dance given at that place
by the lied Ciosh Society. Tin dance
was well atteudeil and the proceeds
will be ust-d in helping Hi soldier;
who are called to the colors.
Liberty Theater Ojn'ii
The Liberty theater, at tl.p inrn r
of Jacks(:i and WasUing'.on streets,
opened t bis afiernoon. The play
houff has been ihoioiiylily renovated
and is now in the Ixrt of condition.
Accepts Hav Clerk
Coy (;i ifi'it h. fur soie time pasi
night clerk at the CianJ lintel, will
tomorrow morn in;: siici e- d Theo
dore Schubert as chief clerk of the
hostelry. Mr Schubert has resigned
his (.osition. and alter a needed
rest will probably en-.nre in ot her
lines of business in this locality. Mi.
Schubert ha tnanv friends here who
regret to learn of his decision to
-.er his connection with the hotel.
Meeting ot Wilbur
Some ranchers residing in the vi
tinity of Wilbur will meet tonight
and draft resolutions pro tenting
a-ninst the. eliminarion of the Soulh
eili Pacific station at that, place
These resnhit ion 4 will probably be
forwarded to Superintendent HurK
balter. of the S.jsthern Paeifie lines,
as well jis the membei jf (he Oie
gon Public Service Commission. 'ut
Saturday a public hearing will ln
held ;it Wilbur, w het) the people
there will be ui veil a a oppirtuni:
lo present their aiiMin niN in favor
. nf retaining the de; nt. It is un
derstood t h:.t the ruil' n.id cor.pany
psks lo cbse t!,e s'nfion on the
grounds that it Is u losing ptojiost
tion. Het urns lo I '011 hind
Fi eil Kow lev. ppreenf ;it i e of
the Kouitable Loan X- Savinus Asso
ciation, of portlnn-l, will leave lot
his h tme at Pot tlajid tonight after
a ctiuple of days spirit here 1 00!: Int.
after lu:-1nes matters.
Itotv la-N llinub
The rt n.aiiis of the late l'nit"'l
Stt"S SfiiaTor Harrv Lane, who di
1
ft S.'n IriTiti-O V'elne-ii:
th roiii:h wto la-; n i nM c
Pottlutiil. uhi-re ilit futi'-r
held Tue-rt iy. Tiie body
coiMTanied bv V 1 1. Lane
il will
bf
and nth
ftd.lt ives of the ilec-a - e.1 .
Ijhh? Owners 1 1 ere
Albert mid Hor.oe pfbernardi. nr
Crescftit C:i. ' ibf . airiv d in
Koybiiie 1.H-- L st 11 i-lit and lefi
early today fr (J'l.le. wh've thc
will spend s ft'v d..ys. One of the
Oef.M a.i'di r.rot' '-i-- o'xn-t t- e ran' 1:
whi.h :it J f '-' t)t t:. cpiei bv K l
ward Lina. H i- n n ! t 1 r .f -i that
A. Hamilton. i n-ident of the Cp
cent Citv hiiMv. has lc-'d the
tan', H!-1 -Ai'l '-i:L'"f i:: the Le
tto k bi'tnt1.--'.
i 'tirixttmi ieni i
rietv, who ii i .c
of Lane and M.iin
icts each ir. l.i 1
O'clock. :i-o m
!er ice w h ich i-l ,
h'-aLni in h ri:
sh et This two
!. d at th' corner
i.-f. l.-.bl s- r
TMorii'tig yt 1 I
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n Sci nee ttt h o-
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In the fr.-.o l.ii'ldii'i ;' ' 1
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l-tiwler M M ilne-.
F i: 1,1 I '! r m. v I n v
It -t V'.n.-il 'V nrr..-. d on ;. r : 1 c
of I in port in k liquor Into drv terri
tory, yetcrdsy pleaded guilty and
was fined KM), n.ini? without funds
It arcrptvd the Rlteruative of guirg
to jail. C. U. Sliuiuway, arrested on i
a otmlh.r cliariw, lunud Mate', tvl-;
d-lier and Ihe cae auaiHiH him was;
dismird. Tlii.1 was the. case in
which J W. Fouler, a local oSuth-
.rn l'aoific b.ak.man. was sum-;
IllUIH-d UH H WitlU'SS.
Kmertnlned nt llinner
I'ost master and Mrs. ... P.
fteizeiiteni were last evening din
ner guest of IttHTuitinB Officer
Hall, ho has been stationed here
Tor the past few weeks. The dinner
was served at the Lewis Cafe and
the menu was quite elaborate.
Mhv I'liri'lutstt I kind
It was stated here today that the
local lodge of Klks will probably
purchase a Ubortv bond In accord-
with the action taken ny many
other lodges in the I'nited
State..
Just what amount of money will he
Invested by the lodge In these bonds
will not he determined until the
next meeting of the order.
Mill liuH-iive iVim-tory
William Johnson stated thin
morning that next Wednesday had
been designated as "clean ip day"
nt the Civil Mend cemetery. Person
desiring to assist In this work are
requested to meet at the cemetery
at 10 o'clock in the morning. They
should be provided with tools and
come with the intention of working
during the greater part of the day.
Mr. Johnson says all accounts duo
the cemetery association will bo
;adly received on that date.
"reason He turn. Home
Al. ("reason ,a Koseburg' capitalist,
has returned here after a few days
spent in Canada, where he went Io
inspect son ft wheat lands. Mr.
ihre recently and that many of them
are engaged in agricultural pursuits.
T. Ilriilges Here
Major J. T. Hedges, of Oakland,
came oer this morning and spent
the. day with friends. lie says plans
for the Fourth of July celebration
there aro progressing sat isfactorily
and the event will he one long to be
remembered by the people of this
iHniiv.
Mill Attend Funeral
Several members of the I'nited
Ptates Senate, comprising a special
funeral commit lee, left Washington
aboard a special train Thursday for
Portland to attend the funeral of the
Into I'nited Slants Senator Harry
l.ane. who died nt San Francisco on
Wednesday night. They should ar-t-v
in Portland not later than
Tuesdav morning.
Here From Itbhlle
Mrs. Mary F. Iliddle. Mrs. D. V.
C-osbv and Julius liUIdie, arrived
here hist Thursday from Kiddle to
s;ien a few days veiling at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Ui'idle. Julius
Iliddle has been spending the past
tew days at Kiddle, where he has
many retatives and fiicmls.
ELECTRIC LINES MAY
- BE (X1ENDID NORTH
According to reports published iu
the Kiddle Tribune, H. L. Walthers,
of M'dford, and J. H. Moore, of
(ileiidaie, representing the California-Oregon
Power Company, !-penl a
few da s in Kiddle and Myrtle Creek
ncently in connection with the pro
posed xension of I be company's
elect rlc lines to these cit ies. The
lines now touch as far north as (lieu
dale. The iiinttt-r of supplying Myr
th Cre k ami Kiddie with electricitv
was taken up at this time for Ihe
reason that the former city is soon
tn vote on bonds in the sum of $2.'..
'o.p tor (he purpose of installing a
m;inf'Mp1 water and light system.
Hestdes Kiddle and Myrtle Creek, it
is possible thatVth' company will fur
nish eb-ctricity t Canyonville arol
other towns in that part of the couu
t v.
CHARLES CLARK WOULD
SERVE HIS COUNTRY
DURING PRESENT WAR
W ind was rt'Cfiv d lnre today ibht
' '. V. ( lark, of the Suiibt-.uii photo
uraph galbry, at lug'-ne. and a fu
n:er rt sub nt ol Host burg, has ap
p'o'd for the position ol chif pbotog
r.:phi-r in the I nit d States Army
nnfiheeriiig corps, fiecommendat ion
have a I ready been sent to t be War
I iep; ri tn. nt indorsing Mr. ClarV
c,tinida',y. A'-o a number nf prizi !
1. o:i by him have been referred lo
t lie W.t r 1 epa r: rnetit for consiM r,i-
'tin. HI a pplicai ion is now In 1 In
ini 'is o' Kepr- nlative Ham ley.
Mr. Clark serwd in the Siani-h-i:,iric-m
war with the Tbittitth 1
v Voltinieer Infantry. H ? r ! for
ten year with the Indiana .V'ti.nat
-. .rd ai'l aLo in the l'.wh Indiarm
"!'ine-r nndtjr Colonel Smith
Mr. Chirk is Hhov.. th. age limit
ef r-irular army ser ic.
I.unittAgo.
i ou hne a lame back or nn
of luii! ba go, da mp'lt a piece
W'Y
attack
of f!a
n.-n'
1 tip. I with Chlmberlin Llnl
ird fond it onto our back
the fu.,t of pain. J H Wond,
co. rit-s, "Sotne time ago
at Wankon. Iowa. I suffered a
a'.tark of I'jmbaiffj nd
Chimb"rl;i!n'ii Llnin.ent with
nt resulti." e
n er
rh'c
w hi:
linu Dflimrrt FDftM
UiUI lUrtlUilU I llVill
TDIfM THIC MOPVINH
lllrtlll I lit J IllUltHlitU
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Ull J IHILI1 HI UO UI
Taken front the train at her re
quest and placed in -Che cure of a lo
cal phsi iau, Mrs. A. P. Hutterfield.
on her w.ty from Astoria to Hoston.
died iu the depot waiting room at
H o'clwl; this morning, two bourn
alter lur arrival. She was later re
moved to the undertaking parlors.
1 while efforts are being made to as-
certain her relatives.
..e.ordlng to the statement of
tr.iinmen. the lady had been feeling
(, i.,vinir Portland, and in
,ut fjtv had required attention from
hysh iaim prior to her departme.
A j hort distance from Kotseburg she
reqneited that she be removed from
train No. 1 :t here anil turned over to
a doctor. Dr. Shoemaker was chilled
and reached the depot in ten min
utes. All possible was done to re
lii!e the ladv's condit'on. but rhe
divd before she could bp removed.
1 11 a purse w as found .1 slip of
paper containing her address, while
the name was the same as that on
the ticket. It Is thought her home
is Blind Slough, a river point near
Astoria. She had also a traveling
bag am) suitenre, but not'itng In
I heir contents indicated any rela
tives or any further information
than that already possessed. She
was a lady about .V years of aye and
va;j rather well dressed, although
the only money found was $7 in cur
rency which was concealed In her
dress. She will probably be held at
Ihe morgue for the next few days
pending the quest Ur friends or rela
tives. D0UG1AS GOUNIY IS
A KUNIER'S PARADISE,
SAYS OREGON OUTDOORS
In the last Issue of "Oregon Out
doors." published by the Southern
l'acifte Company, there appeared ihe
following woll written and interest
iiiK article refiarditiK Douglas Coun
ty: Himiers often call Douglas County
the Sportsmen's Happy Hunting
Oround. Think of a county as laiye
as the sta'e of Connecticut of which
.it least one-third if Included within
the National forests and a large part
if the remaining two-thirds is heav
ily forested.' Think hat that meant
in terms of deer and bear and other
:;.nne. Many of the more remote and
less orcessible fjislnose'S do not see
a while man in a decade and so the
L'ume increases front year to year. In
l he eastern part of 1 he county are
many bit;h peaks of the Cascades, the
best lnown iM-intj Ml. Tluelsen whose
altitude is ftlTK feet. Fart of Crater
Lake National Park Is included with
:n the borders of Imucias County so
that ft can n-adily be een that the
reentry in much of Douglas County
is rugged and pict u res(ue. Uose
hurL'. l he county seat of Douglas
County, is the logical outfiitting point
for the "deer" country. There is ex
"ellent hunting for small birds near
Kosebure. and the mountain streams
of this district a ft or d excellent sport
to .the anthT.
SHERIFF QUINE Will
ARREST All SUCKERS;
That persons affected by Ihe
v. ;r i ftisiiH Mill lamation of
Fresident W'il-on who deliher- 4
ately "sid'slep" the duty itf J
rei;i-terinn in DouKla County 4"
on .1 une will b classed as"
"slai kern" and will '' rounded
up and lot Iced in jail In ac- 4"
c.rdatie witn the ruder of the
Ad minist rat inn ofTkii' Is, was
the statement made by Sheriff
(Juitie this motnlnir. As soon J
as t he War Census 1 lay litis
passed the sheriff will check !
o tr the resist rat Ion books
and t hereby assert a i n t be ;
nniur-i of tboe who were de
lii"iuetit in their duty to t h
Coveinment. The-"shu k -
ers" will pi on i pMy he arrest- J.
e,t jnd foinniitted to th1 pen!- A
tentiary for a t.-tm of one 4
year. Th. is the penally al-
re'tdv ptoMded fr tills nffense 4
bv the f :n e- nnient off tc!al.
a' folding to the sheriff, .
( i:H OF IIMMvS.
U'e d. - ire to t.i k " this mean of
' va n V int' our m;i n y frietol- and j
I'-icbtior who - i kindly agisted il" j
t " ri iir our ro-ni bei t-n etnent re
iil':'i. fro-it the iriiiiic arcident ami;
deaifi of nnr belod child W are
"-tte-i;.)! Miahk'ul to thoe p rons
who coniribute fur-b tMauttful flow- I
r ami a--i t.-d In makinif fun-ral j
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QHfCHESTER S PILLG
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;'. M. (ohan. in "llnuuhvay .lone-
CANNON-HATfKID CASE
INViSTIGATEO BY IHE
With the admonishment that
he should henceforth retrain
from engaKini; in "Bun playn
5-
.
the grand jury late Friday af
ternoon completed the investi
gation of the case of Thurman
Cannon, of Itorkland, who is
aliened to have pointed a sun
(5
!
at Harry Hatfield during an
altercation which occurred
near tho former's home some- J
time ago, and refused to re- 4
turn an indictment against !
the person charged. Iloth Hat
field and Cannon are well
known in Koseburg and Doug
las County and their mauv
J friends are glad to learn their
4. differences were settled with
out going Into the Circuit
Court. Several witnesses ap
peared on behalf of each party
lo the ultorcation and the in
vestigation by the grand juty
was thorough.
4.
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FESTIMONY OF RIDDlf
PHYSICIAN WAS TAKfN
IN
During his stay in Kose- J
lutK lluirsilav. Attorney A. I'. '
Hut k , reprt sent it irn; .lame j
l h'lood, San l-'ramisro mil- J
tionaiie. took the deposition of J
Dr. William ('. Kaiser, of l!il- 5
die. who uttended .Mrs. Clara
I'aniee, idaintiiT In an ad ion
to I'Ci'over dtiinayes in the sum
4- ni
4- on
J-. ciil
mm t tout Mr. Flood as U
; ii 1 1 of an automobile
between Kiddle
( anyonville lat suminer. It
was nec-essary to take I r.
Kaiser's deposition for the
teaon that he is to eae for
-N'i'w York soon, where he will
l-repaie himsflt fnr sei'j. jis
a surgeon in the l'nile( States
army. Dr. Kaiser's tcf i tuouy
Wits COllMlie t to a des-1 i;)tint
f Ihe Injuries sustained by
Mrs. I'ardee, and his oluini
1eL':ildiim Ihe sei imiMHs of
her eoml'tion. Attoinev () I'.
( 'ohr;w. rep reeiii inn Mrs.
r.it'lee, uas present when th
de;'o- It ions w ere f;i kill.
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lli sH in ci!.l ri-amin fur n 11,11k
nwii'-r .in lilac.', or writ,' r'nril II. i
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Have You
Auto
It is the liiihttst, hest bu.lt.
on tlie niarkit. Ahs lutily sa e. I ni 1 ; i
everywhere.
100 Miles to cno gal. nf C: y
Speed fronv 5 to 25 miles c
o delieale parts to 'et out nf onk-r. '.i
just step on and ;.
PPUCE Si 25
Manufacturers j;naiaiiUe wilh i.m r. ir
A. M. OELATiD
Rosihurj?. (reon. Sales A 4' i't l"' 1
n the tt'
douglas (mm m
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At this rritic.il period in our history our manu
facturers arc o!!Vri;i liu ir mil's, :nul our youns men
;iro oll'.'rinir their ;:oi icos to the I'tiilod Stales Gov-
t-l'llUK'llt.
Would you like to do your ;.k:irp and help ly put
tins your lu-wvy v lu-t it v ill 8iiHirt thf now Keiloral
Uom'I-vo l'.i!Hl:in;r !Sy.-toin, v. Iik-h tin- Government haa
est.iiiii.slied lo siand hack ol' our commerce, industry
and agriculture 7
You can do t i lis ly oienini; an account with us, as
jiart el' every dollar .so deposited goes directly into the
new sys'.em, where ii will alwa.s he ready lor you
w lu ll wauiinL
The l)jalas National Bank
Member Federal lie ;crv1 S.wteni.
Capital ami Surplus SK'iOJOO.OO
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C; il and r ( our cu.-li prices before
mvii:- il h-re. v.'e cm hive 101
eta .. .side Cmcriv, (be rttire
I plenty.
Pay As You Ride
I Iar Icy-Paviilsorf Motorcycles
ami bicycles are solJ on easy monthly payments.
Trade h your old machine on a 11)17 model, with
mv motor. Call and investigate.
The Hurley-Davidson Agency
;CU-W. Dnu-las ft. . Rosiburj?, Ore.
l b-' !. ir !i. le i ll l Ul.be. I for the
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p.lailien AKUiuabla ( T ti 1 f ft will bo
;it .Itnld's barn, UttseburK, from
'. I'r esd.iy 1,0011 lo Wednesday noon
, each week. 1' if teen dollars to iimure.
' S. IU Croy.
benefit of tile IviUfteke'-pi r. Ullil
.it I pier" ol' Aliioiimim cooking
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it c. r on w hat you see
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ii i'i '! "i "f us ri. .i.l quaiilus.
Barker & Co.
1 e!i tueiils and ehieles
Oregon
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