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Newspaper Page TextPAGB nx EVK.1LVQ R08EBCRG REVIEW, 8ATIRDAY. MAT 26. 1917. It's Different 5 Always A r4 GOOD SHOW I MAJESTIC I I A A IHf BRIGHT SPCI 8-REELS-8 - TOnAV Kt 5c and 10c A MATIHZt KVBHY DAV HtOH TO t P. U BVIHINO FtmromMAHC ? l& A 6 50 A 4 TODAY. ONE DAY ONLY 4 4 THK A ITAIiltAPH Hl.l K KlllltON KKATl UK 4 "Whom the Cork Dpc.,,'' t . . j A thrilling drama of the Irish rebellion, in five parta. f m Tbe idol of all movie fans 4 5 ALICE JOYCE ? Jj Supported by HAHItY T. MOHKY, .MAHC MACIIKIt.MOTT 4 Zt and an all-alar caul. You inlsa a treat If you miss this play. W. t . ww r. S 5 nvurbi-ruine ivws Zk laitest wur plcturea. K : 4 Always Worth the Price of Admission f 2 A acenic and a Kartoon Koniedy. ROOMS TO RENT Juat all fun for fifteen minute. TOMOKKOW A.D MONDAY A wonderful love atory in a uniiii sctHiix. HER LIFE and HIS With FLORENCE LA DADIE A hljc ptcttiro with a b.K theme, and one with a woi Id-wide appeal. It's In five uctH. AIho I lie 13th chapter of "IN'arl of the Army." SatoAY Specials Ladies' Patent button or lace shoes, cloth top - - 3.95 Ladies' low shoes - - 98c Children's 2-strap slipper - - 79c Sizes 6 to 8 Tennis oxfords - 69c Men's low shoes - - 1.48 KOSEBURG BOOTERIE IKYIN lllllNN Hlioe That Satisfy anil Fit Your Keel. Perkins liulldlnn ... OaM HUWt ANCIENT MENU TILLS 1 JURY lit 1 URNS VLRDICT HIGH COST Of LIVING j Of NOT GUILTY AGAINST IN THE TARLY DAYS STAGGS IN CITY COl'RT ( am It. SCOTT WKAVER Who huh mad a member of tin "Oregon (Ireeten-i" at the January meeting of the organization. LOCAL HOTEL CLERK 1 IS "OREGON GREELER;" i VERY POPULAR HERE; In the luftt lunue uf the "North west Hotel News," published at Portland, there ape!ared several well written and InteretttiiiK attbleH regarding the January meeting of the "Oregon OreeterH." which Is compound of hotel attaches from every Her t Ion of the Htate. There also appeared a number of photo graph ir the candidates Initiated at t he January meettnK of the or itatiir.ation. AnionK (bene was the likenetw of U. Scott Weaver, chief clerk at the linpuua Motel, of this city. Mr. Weaver has been con nected with the I'lnpua Hotel for several yearn, first in the capacity of night clerk and at present chief clerk. Mr. Weaver Is n "fellow well met" and In very popular amotiK the "Knights of the Itoad." He in recognized by his friends as one of t he best hotel clerks In southern Oregon and hi acquaint anceship is iuite extensive. The next National meeting of Hie "flreet ers of America" will be held at Itos ton on, June H, 7, K and !. An ef fort will he made at this meeting to get the 101 K session of the organiza tion for Portland. The Oregon (ireeters Is a state or ganization but It affiliated with the "CreeteiH of America.' Commencement Graduation marks an Import ant epoch in the life time of each girl or boy. A useful gift lo commemorate the event la leaning and appropriate. For girla we would suggest a dainty and attractive wrist watch, a lavalliere or brooch. Other useful selections as well. Tor boya let ua suggest a good accurate timepiece, a watch that will last a lifetime. Wal tham, Elgin, Hamilton and Howard watches to select from. Engraving free. Let us help you select that graduation girt. Vitality Service. BUBAR BROS. Jewelers and Optometrists. SOCIETY (Continued from page PREEERINCE VOTE MAY GUIDE THE GOVENOR IN CHOSING SENATOR - o- CAItMV Ali WAS Sl t t KSS. 1 on .r.o .7i Mm. HoHendine, a well 'known lesident of this vicinity, today neni to the ltavlew office a copy of the tut n u nerved ut (be Kl Dorado hotel. Hangloun, in the year I ft.", if. The menu illustniteH the high cost of living thut prevailed at I hut time and Is very lutvrestfuif. The menu fol lows: Menu. SOI 'PS Jack Itahhlt, second class ."." Cottontail. A-l Means (thin I Ib-ans (thick MKA l'S - Wllil Arkanxa steer Tame Arkansas nicer Hah i low grade I Mash i x carat KNTI.KKS H'ans i plain I Sow belly ami beans Potatoes i plain Potatoes I k leaned I Potatoes i boiled III hhm kst iks.:uts --. t'oflee medium Coffee t st rotlg I Cream and sugar ettra .... Pay in advance, gold scales will I found on counter. Tfevlew Want Ads. trln results. 1 no I on .7.. 1 no A Jury tn the city recorder's court late this afternoon returnedji verdict of not guilty aguinst It. I,. Stagg. uf t lie Noi t h ItOHchu rg wood yards, charged with sidling one tier of wood by hhort meuFiire to Mrs. Jennie Hrown, of Kast Lane Hlreet. The Jury was out about about 15 min ( lltes. I luring the trial. In which Mr. ; Staggs acted as his own attorney, the city Introduced five wltneHses, all of whom tesi tried to measuring the wood as delivered and finding it 20 per cent short. One of these wit nesses was a H-year-old boy who had been hired by Mm. Hrown tn haul tbe wood to the wood shed ll and Marshal Williams, Mr. and Mrs. I. II Hrown and H. Madison, n' neighbor, testified as lo the Miort measure. Stuggs made an impas sioned appeal In his own In-half and declared the wood was not measured by Ik I mi and therefore he was not re sponsible. A brolher in law and his wife substantiated his M.U ein. -tits On the Jury were Kd. Thornton, S. K Morse, (ieorge NYuner. Sr., II 1 1, liraves and Harry Hatfield. It. L. Siearns. of Oakland, spent the day in Koseburg attending to business matters. In Kiiday night s issue of the Ke vfew it was stated I bat John W. Parker, secretary of the Strawberry Carnival Committee, had been paid $M ftu his services, or more mon ey t haii was receiv ed by I he necre laries itf previous carnivals held here. The reporter who wrote the aitble was Uiisiulormed of tlie facts lor ttte reason' that even more money had been paid to persons servinii in this capacity in former ea ts. r tie earn i va 1 w as a g rea t sue. ess. despite (lie threatening weather and oilier unfavorable ele meuiK, and Mr. Parker and the com miilee in charge of (lie event are to be complimented on their work. Itroecolt seed for sale. Have too nut eh for my own uses ; 7 f,c per ounce, 1 c per packet, post free. II. Carniouehe, Wilbur, Oregon. Word was received here today from Portland to the effect that an effort is being made to have Gover nor Withycoiube ascertain the wishes of Oregon regarding a successor to I'nited States Senator Harry Kane, named by preference vote at the spe cial election to be held on June 4. As outlined, the plan of procedure would be simple and Inexpensive, a matter of j:'.iM( or $400 at the out side. Governor Wltbycombe. it Is pointed out, could request the vari ous county clerks to prepare a ballot sllptfontainlng the names of the men recommended to him for appoint ment. These ballots could be pre pared and printed In 12 hours. Fol lowing a count of the ballots the governor could use his discretion in making the appointment. i xii:itwi:vr an opkkatiox. Mrs. A. K. Wheeler, of Koseburg. this morning underwent a serious operation at Mercv hospital. Mrs. Set her and Stewart were in attendance. Mothers, don't forget the boys. A mto of baby, mother or father might help some If they are suddenly called away. We can help you o-tt. Clark & Clark, FotoKratfers. 4 t 4 SON IS 1,4 H 'ATK.h, -J- M. I. Hitter, the local un 4 dertaker. after examining the " 4 effects of Mik. Hutterlield. 4 4 the lady who died nt the depot U (following lieT removal from 4- train No. 1 : this morning. 4 U found that she was probably a f- resident of Host on. to which 4- place she was enrotiie from 4 4- Alorla. A card also found 4 4 In her possession revealed that 4 she has a son, Delmar Hutter- 4 4 field, who Is now- In that city. 4" 41,he- latter was notified hv 4 4 telegram and an nnswer will 4 4 probablv be received tomor- row. rue noiiv win ne ueiu 4 here pending instructions. I'retty Afternoon forty. Mrs. h M. Von Planta entertalued veryi-iiarmtngly yesterday afternoon, wheu she Invited a cumber of ladies in to enjoy a very prvtty thimble party, planned In honor of her mother. Mrs. M. Foard, who la her guest for several days. The time was pleasantly spent with sewing and visiting, and the rooms wei'e nut daintily arranged with pretty slriug .blossom?, mingling in many deli cate colors. Atthe conclusion of the afternoon, the hostess served a delicious repast at small, attractively trimmed tables, and was assisted by Mrs. F. II. Vincll and Mrs. W. F. Chapman. Heautlful Japanese Iris, in soft spring hues, adorned the tables, in dainty effect. The guests were seated at four tables, with each one radiating a different color scheme. In the delicate tints of pink, yellow, blue and lavender. The guest list Included: Mrs. M. Foard, Mrs. Anna Smith. Mrs. M. J. Shoe maker. M is. J. W. Perkins. Mrs William Hell. Mrs. W. It. Willis, Mrs. C . S . Heinllne, M rs . W . Y. Chapman. Mrs. F. 11. Vine!!, Mrs. W J. Weaver. Mrs. -Chas. Wharton Mrs. J. K. S:iwyers, Mrs. .1. V. Mar ker, Miss Velle Harker, Mrs. K. M. Urn m field. Mrs. 'un Planta and her mother, Mrs. Foard, are completing their ar rangements to leave uext week for Hucoda, Washington. where Mrs. Von Planta and children will spend the summer with Mr. and Mrs. Foard. Following the summer months, they expect to go Kast to Washington, where they will join Mr. Von Planta and Mr. and Mrs Selecman. Mrs. Von Planta has made many happy friendships in this city and it is with true regret that they learn of her departure. 6 RLTCV HnnrwIcYinTUl. IVU klrtV 1'KAf.V flto. COHAN A w. . i,. . r ti.t v JUNK MEN FINED $20 BY JUDGE HAMILTON IN ROSFBURG TODAY ANTLERS THEATER AWOIXCKS THK MitKKVS GltKATIJST I'OXyl'KsT GEORGE M. COHAN CXCI.E SAM'S KAVOIUTK t'OMKIHAV IN HIS IMTIAI. I'HOTO. ri.AY, A I'llTl HIZATIOX OF HIS liltK.ITK.sT STA;K Sl'I't'KSS, ( Broadway Jones s St liKKX. J 2 MOXDAY & TIKSILVV KVKXIXfiS AT 7:13 AM) :45. sriX'lll. MATIXKK Tl'KSKAY AKTKltXtMIX ATi:!.!, AiltiiiUin: Adults 20c. clilldivn loc. TOXKiHT AT 7:13 41 8:43 AM) THIS AKTKIt.XOO.X AT 2:13 AXOTHKK t'AKMVAI. (IK KI X MAX LINDER. The wonderful Krench comedy king In the two reel K. K. S. K. feature comedy MAX WANTS A DIVORCE And the five reel luce Triangle photoplay "A PRINCESS OF THE DARK" Featuring Ihe favorite screen actress KM l HKXVKTT ' And a new Paramount Comedy ami Mutual Gazelle. XIXK HKi IIKKI.K .- AMI I III- MXK llli; ISKKI.S SUNDAY AFTERNOON 2:15 EVENING 7:15-8:15 FRANK MACINTYRE In an adaptation of his greatest stage success THE j Traveling Salesman j 4. .4.4.4... At n late hour this after- 4 noon M. Wolff and M. Chased, 4 accused uy tne grand jury or larceny, in connection with stealing a water w heel from II. K. ttaker, of Ash, appeared before Judge Hamilton in the Circuit Court, changed their former plea of not guilty to guilty and were fh.ed in the sum of $:.( each. Cpon per mission of the District Attor ney, the charge of grand lar ceny was reduced to simple lan en v. P.oth District At torney Neuner and " Attornev Klhet t Hermann, of couiif for the defendants, made brief addresses prior to the imposing of sentence by the 1 , A ! 4. 4 ) A five reel Paramount comedy feature. Story by James Forbes. The story deals with a traveling man who finds himself in a littlw town on Christinas day and settles down resignedly to have the most miserable time of his life and lo die of boredom, but before he has been in the place ten minutes things begin to happen and in less time than ft tak'-s to tell it he is iep in the mesh of a plot to roll a girl of her hm. The action be onies fast and furious, with the drummer falling in love with the irl ami battling- and in the end triumphantly- for her. Also on this program a Uray Pictograph and IJurton-Holines Trav elogue. Admission as usual: 5c and inc. COMING. SOON! (.MM-: 5 A i) Till-: ( HAHMING Marguerite Clark In the M'ven reel Pai .urinwiit feature photoplay "SNOW VVHITIi 4 court. .iasa.il importance. A Afliiiissiou : Adults 1 ".c. splendid picture, chililrt n 1 or. owoiooooooKXoooooo'XMXioocooooioooooeox it0okoooooomw The Chance of a Lifetime 1.1(1 iiiivs, 7 miles of Kosclitiru;; .1(1 noros in fulti vation; 20 aiivs lialaino Nlopiiig land; st-voral ariv.s kihuI ilnvi-r; SO m ivs )imhI pasture, with plenty of timber; plaie is fein-ed with woven wire; thiiv iross leiues; land watered t- sprinjrs; I()-rM)in house, unfinished upstairs; water installed; larjje barn, new jrranary, .sheds, 2 ehieken houses; wells, nice family or thard; 2 horses, 2 cows, poultry, tools and implements, stoves, etc.. included. Kanch is ready for new owner to Ktep in and lcrin work. Sacrificed at Jt'.iMMl; f '.iioo down, balance 1 to 1(1 years at (i per cent. Investigate this ranch now. G. W. YOUNG & SON Ileal Kstate and Insurance. 1 1 (i Cass St. : Phone -11 7 III Re-opening of the LIBERTY THEATER Formerly The Palace Silt unlay at 2 1 5. I'p to the minute Picture Program. Excellent Musie furnislud by the Liberty Orchestra of Four Fieces Pictures fur Saturday Only I II II I. AMI I llVVk ll(i!.(.i: hi "IMMEDIATE LEE" In five acta. All exciting drama of the Arizona wild. Cub Comedy, 41ft tie Compson and an all star cist in "THOSE PRIMITIVE DAYS ' REEL LIFE" THE MUTl'AL FILM MAGAZINE M Y CAI.I, ;l' l!l). Kx. lunme of letters hetw the Se.-retary til War and Setiatur Junes Imliiales that the National Uuanlnien. who are ecpiipped. will irohahly he sent lo I- ranee tn the near fu ture. If this materializes the men will he placed under 4. command of Ceneral Pershing. 4 who will lead the niliain-e 4 Kuard ahroail. TO DELIVfR SUPPLIES TO SEVERAL PRECINCTS K011.MA1. i)i!in:it i!i;ci:ivi:i) 4. ? J. The formal order desisnut- JU XKW TOIIAY. FOIt SAI.K fllKAl'. Alotor Shop llarace. llei-.-lllse of Ihe delay on the part of the Administration officials in getting Ihe War t'ensus' supplies to this city. Sheriff (Juine staled this afternoon that he would he tinahle lo comply with that section of r"!"Hr,"r,r,r President Wilson's proclamation which is to the effect that the mater ia! to he used in taking the war cen sus must he delivered to tile war Iluick truck, registrars in each precinct within I eight days after the proclamation j was isu-d. epiiiK rooms j The time allowed hy the President ll!l W. I.ai:e . for semlinir out the supplies (o the I resist i ars expired this alternoon ill " ! o'clock, l.ut as vet none of the tm.- A. I 1.11. Men to cut Cord Wood in terhil tea I. I..C..L...! I.... itl fir timlier. Price . the evcption of ahout half enmmh l:. (. Coff. Sinn-1 r.-uistration cards lo complete Hie ( census. ------ - the shenfT says the catils and ld No. 22111 ST., other material should rem h Kose- hnrr not later than Mondav, when KOI! KKXT.--wltll use of street. Houseke piano. si-eond prowl h 1 1 p. r cord, or Int. KOI! SALK.- Iowa a Poland fliina hoar. KMra Rood breeder: will take market price. Also pies for sale. K. A. Krnse. i! the local will he call- J. the present ! hy Capt. .1. .j. yc-iterdnv J. IM- tine win artilleiv conipanv ed -for ser Ice in war. w as received A. Iluchonan l.;te .iMiiniion. Accoriltnc tn an order, the date will he .Iiilv i... tne local company will 4. assemhle :.i the armorv and remain prnhahly two weeks . for supplies and fui-Nier or- -- -o-is. ik. is not lielleveil Ihe 4. i- company will he recruited he- 4. 4- '"'id its present stretiRth of 4. 4- 1":' men. -u LOCAL AND PERSONAL. ninde. ptano tuner. F'hnne 1891,. We now have coal. Page Invest nent ro. Phone 24 2. .1. Will Pecklev. of South IWr pent Ihe day here 011 husi- Creek ness. Mrs. Case's dressmaking parlors removed to i:lt So. Main. Orders taken for heir.sltf,.!.:.... ..tFiin rwarueu 10 tne pre- sets made to order Perfect fit KUir- cin.t registrars. ameed. Phone ITo-Y. llls.-li: API I IS lit,- t llll ItlilA .V Snndav and Mondav "THE MAN WHO FORGOT" with itoio i;r u i k. t it i.i mm; immiw kiwon M t.l lilV IIOIAIKS. Ciitit.iin remarkable Ws?biiigton scenes am! scenes in Sen ale consistent , long to-be rente m beted tof A I re men do. I ': O.m ;metit in taorof N.lttollWlde piobibltion ou Will i(j litis pu tnre. STRAND COMEDY ' iii.-thinit new to make ou I. nigh I till I.I V nl;i III Mil iK lull! I'IKi'I'v l 11'liMNiN Ai K IN I M.s. HMI.lo: IIITsi.k- I llll i;v ,v pl0kC9COOCtCKiOOOOCrOOOOCi The Nationally Favored Dollar Mouse "WW r.rn r 1 1 1 1 W r 1 rn r 1 1 i rr-i " : iRiHMe:r Sold at Just one Good Store in Every City New Wirthmor $1.00 Waists and moh T,?? T ,,,a" 3 COincJ WrJ- 11 15 a of a and higher stamlanl of waist values. The moJels illustrated have iul .in li. .1 ti. .v -. have ever seen and just as good. 1 " DS an' We There's nolhin, ahout tlas, ...is.s execptins the Pric,, that would surest one dollar Just a limited number-and no, , thk, Mtm, M.f hc pMdindMe BELLOWS WOMAN'S SHOF FOR WOMAN'S WEAR