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Newspaper Page Textf AOH TWO KVKSUia ItOSEBTRQ REVIEW, MONDAY, MAY 2S, 1017. :: BRIEF NEWS ITEMS OF Wuit-fM.ii-H tt'M lt44,lMl Sheriff 4iorKf Julnj mated tbifl iifiiTnoon t hut he hud received a i-tiiiinluint from Oakland to the ef- fwt that some person or pernons re- rently entered the warehouhw of b. ; Vdiiuir A, Comniinv there and mole u aack of wool. Many other rubber- leu have heen reported In the vi.lii-, i i or Oakland r eutly, a crord I n k to the sheriff. Stifhr. liii UMh Itnsy I he lot at Honor l.tianl (iirlx and the hlKh h -hool pnpilH have been biiy durinK the recent good weather In their agricultural cauia.Kn. sa.VH the Hutherlin corresi;ndi'iit of the Onirornan. A schedule of vacant lotH has been made and allotments troni theae have been naidKiied by1 Mavor l. v. Hanker to all appll anta. The J. K. I.use company ha" will visit with her brother for tiven the free use of a large nuni- her of vacant lots, and V. K. St John has donated the use of nev- eral of his teams long enough to prnpare the laud for cultivation. A large iiiantlty of string beans will be ra i sed. Kra n k J . No rt on , ni an tmer of the local Kverfresh Kvajmr- atiuif I'lant. haf offered to advance the need and contract to buy the crop. KetiirtHit I ron! IVmlMnn Horae Iteig and wife, who were married at I'eudlcton a few days ufco, a i rived In Itosehui g Saturday to make their future home. Mr. Itcig Ih one of (tie owners of the I (nubias County Creamery and ban many ri lends here. Mrs. Herg Is cue nf IVixlli'lon's moHt charming daughters and is highly a-comp li'hed. I'osn-rt llav-Arrlvisl Sheriff Ceorge Qiiitio last Sntur- day receld a quant It y of posters Iroin Washington lelltng how to answer u'ieUons on the war regis tralion canls. These posters have been distributed about the county by the sheriff, and will probably aid materially in helping those who are not familiar with tnn detail of the IVesld'nt s proclamation. Former Ih-iiggUt ll'fw Charlen Kheblon, at one time em ployed as pharmacist at lheKexall I H ug Store here, spent Friday and Saturday In Itosehurg with friends, lie Ik at present making his head quartern at Spokane. I tut I nt; his brief stay here. Mr. Sheldon met many of his obi time friends and acquain tances. He was accumpan led here h Mrs. Sheldon. I.efl r'r Corvalli A. !. Houiuet, of the planting de paitment of the agricultural college, left fur his home at CorvaMIs Sun day after spending yenterday at Kid dle, where he attended a meeting ol romoita (iranue. ill'. Hoquet said most or the uiteitmnn session nf the Cruise was taken up In a discussion of the road bond measures which are to be submitted to the people 01 houlas County on June 4. I'ot-blddeii lo Talk There were no new developments In the mysterious happening of late Tuesday afternoon when Prvate Adam (iarreti. of Company I, was thrown from the bridge over Crave Creek, near Lei and, which be w as guarding, by an unknown man whom he had halted, says the Medtord Trl bune. Captain Todd was busy Thursday at l.cland and Crave Creek Investigating Hie affair. The condition of Carren, both of whose legs were broken by the fall and who possibly suffered internal In Juries, wan much Improved at the Sacred Heart hospital Thursday. While his mind has cleared up greatly from the eftects of the shock of injuries and the morphine later administered, be was forbidden by Captain Todd to diM'iis the encounter on ttie bridge evi-n with hospital attendants. Show I ItejNUted KorcM K auger Jackson, of Da s Creek, reports through Khiikit I', r' Collins that (lit snow Is still six feet deep on the divide hetween South Myrtle and IVudiiuins Creeks, near their heads, sas the Myrtle Creek Mail. This tact helps lo explain the reason fr t he cent inued cold Wfuihcr In this section I' Ireoiaii tot Ittier lloal alter W illiams, sou tif Marshal T. J Williams, bit tor Cortland last e tiling, w hero be will accept cm plm im-tit on a river steamer plying out of that city lie will he employed as f ir.iiiaii. Mr. Williams wan for j lite I ly engaged lit a del k til I hr V'tfh Sole Cioceiv I R el urn lo ( rtlilornia ! lt .luliii llavierson ami bah . w ho had tu-.ii i w Ml) the lm in r s sister. Mi -, Wilder, left todav on their w ;i Intl.. hen- v ;i hiHiie II bv will to Cetlai Mile, I 'ill l )i nf IN Mf t 1.1 id. wl:. slop rr a hi o f i-.ll llellilil to rtiilland Mr- c ll Itooti and Iml t'-r, who had Itten iiiinr v t.. Moon's pat- n's, l i ami Mis S l llltl.ps. t f! '..i dome tin mottm.i; The were l.i ri . couple of wrel,. (hoMantl V Imioi Kennn ltst Net,, W all. I . w h. ; . l-llllig ill the t tut) of I M, rk lev. HI South lVer Ct. . K . t.t tit-,1 tt her home a! Oakland Op- in,. mi lug She a iMior 1 ! ror a Tt Slitxev Umi.U . M It Cetinoml, th. xeor. left tor Col. morning, w here lie w i iithers and start the new road there. Tin agitated for some time recently allowed b Court. IIRM rilT Q)V and WOUNDS Dtnnli Cuclyptui Olntmnt AT ALL OHUQ TORK Tubkc tae jana 60o 1 I On Writer I U if til ime Itev. A. J. tttanuvr passed through hr yfnirday afternoon on his re- turn to Alhany, after a brief vlnft here and uIko at Medford, where he wan a wltneHM on a water rifcm ran rerore ine niai comniiHHion. - Air Starmer built a dam acroaa Willlauib t'rwk, In Southern Oregon, several years ago, which wan one of the main points involved In the rase. May locale at Portland .Mrs. Margaret Norris, fonnf rly of ICuckles, left yenterday afternoon on her way lo 1'ortlund, where she uill join her husband, it t.t their Inten (ion to locate there at least for the summer. Oimn to California Miss Laura Kabkee left last Pat urday evening for Twain, Cal., where several weeks. Hetiiriis to lletldiog Mrs. Winifred W right, of l(edllng, 'al., Idt Saturday evening for her home, alter visiting here and attend ing the funeral of little Let ha Har ness, who was killed recently by an automobile. Mra. Wright la well ac juainted In this city, where she has several relatives. IteturiiH to rortlatitl Mrs. S. lirunn, who had been visit ing here with her son, Irvfn lirunn, lett ytrsterday for her home at Port land. She bad been here several wefks and grentlv enjoyed her visit. isitN nt The f tulles Mrs. L. II. Kancher. formerly of Hillard, left here this morning on her way lo The Oalles, -where she will visit two or three weeks with her son, Hal Fancher. The latter Is own er of a large garage there, and watt formerly of Itosehurg. In Among OuulnnteM Miss Margaret Coshow, a niece of Attorney O. IV Coshow, of KoHohurg. is among the graduates of the Mc Minnvillo high school this year. The exercise will be held on June I. l-atnton at Otlcxico A Ibei t 'aston, who became a member of the I'nited State Army about t wo years ago, is now sla t lotted at Calexico, according to a letter received by hia wialer. Mr. Kaston has proven himself a very ef ficient soldier and he expects to he promoted from a private soldier to a coipotal within the next few weeks He recently attained an expert marksmanship. Cattle Are sIiIinmI J. K. IVtton. a local stockbuyer. tame in from the rural districts last night with about s.'i bead of fine steers w lib. h he pun based during the week. Mr. l'elton expects to tdiip I lie steers tf) Co it K la m all), where they will bi placed on a range dur ing the summer months. Cornier It evident Here I ave Holier ts. a former resident of Koseliurg but for the pat few vears or Hlllvard, Wash., arrived In Id ise Inn g Sunday lo spend a few la s visiting with friends and rela ti es. Mr. Kobei ts w;ih employed by tint Southern l'acilic Company during his lesrideiice here ami Is ell know n (o manv people of t his vicinity. Slot k Ituter Here I. K. WtMl. of Tacoma. Wash.. an I v ed In Uosehut g Sunday lo spend a few days looking niter busi ness mailers. Mr. West is a brother of former t!o ernor Oswald West and is well known here. Cornier l(eldont Here A. K. Itrown, a former resident of the Oakland vicinity, hut for the past few eai s of Soul h I'asadeua. Calif., arrhed bete Sunday to apend a few day s. M r. Itrown ow iw cou nldei.ihle property In Ooiiglas Cttu il ly. Iu d ii thug a lat ge ranch near Oakland. Ilw will iusec his prop i ly during his pi esc m isit here 'nine Crop short A fter a complete inspect Ion ol the on hards in practically every etllon of Oouglas County, Kr nil In pector I-'. L. Strang stated today that he did not believe the prune i would exceed half of the total pioiluctlon of last year. 1 he tuall prune crop this ear will be due to iht" late cob) rains, according to l he fi nil inspector Ih-'eiitbuit It Hon- It M Knight, defendnnt in n tlmitial uiiii lit the Circuit Couri. arrOetl here last exciting from Can youville He will prohahly pa-s the etna iiuler of the w eek In l Ins w i it it . toiitl Nautet-N Here Cat d Sawyers, brother (tf County Piearurei .1. tf Sawyers anil tine ot the host known residents of north- lent houglas County, ai lived heie Snnd.iv to attend the regit I m May teim of the Circuit Court. Mr S.iwers If an expcrieiued hunter uiil trapper and he has received in ii . !i Ponnt v 1 1 om tin count v dur ng i he j ast few years. Meiorntit I 'mil I'ortlatHt I; K Tinner, le.cner of the l"ni 1 Si a let I and Oflit e. returned heie Sunday utter a few days spent at Cortland, wheie he wa stitti i!'Oie, a witness in a ce in the I ler.il Coutt lr. Turner leit heir W i dm -.lav night. Moir t unlo HtMidy til Shot i tT i ieot ge IJuine annoum'd ''ii iMoininu that he had received .old it ion a I w a i registration 1 ii ition Xdnitant C.eneial While. I fit ;.in. The s hen ft now say ''.. i lenfy of cards with which to on. In t the tegitir.ition in ail sev 'i ii- ,.f I om i'j.i Ctoint y. I eltet lot'leil i'Mv btt.r wa- rectne.l here todav 'i W I W il-e .of Oakland. Cal . to t!,. ril.et td.if he rt-ceiillv closed i d. .1 w h. i. , . w ,n furnish the Coos H,lV i.r utiti.il for three rail loot-., w tilth ate ey ent nail v to inv ide Hut -. t tioii of orwgon Mr tNey -ptnt tome time in HosehurK a few nth ago and In quite veil known THE CITY x Ttircc" Holiday U Ih seldom that several judicial holidays come in a row, but that is the outlook for next week. Saturday is usually a Judicial holiday and ol ?ourse no court business ig transact "d on Sunday. Monday, June 4, Is dection day, and Tuesday, June 6, by proclamation of the governor, Ih military census taking day and it therefore another legal holiday. Liquor Ha lew tar ret I Word was received here today to the effect that the administration officials at San Francisco have Is sued strict orders against selling liquor there to soldiers and Bailwrs In uniform. This order was made pos dble by an act of Congress passed on May IH. i (old htm rieatleil (Guilty The two men who entered th ttor of Kred Heard, at Harrisburg recently, and were later captured by Mr. Heard and a number of hi TrU-nds, yesterday pleaded guilty in 'he Linn County courts and were sen fenced to indeterminate terms of from ne to seven years In the peni tentiary. They have already been iaken lo Salem to begin serving their 4cnttnces. Hone Meat Is Sold A Portland man by the name of Kdward Minser has opened a horse meat market and Is selling horse flesh at from four to eight cents a pound. The meat is inspected by the I'ortlaad officials daily, and the de nand for the product is said to he unite heavy. Visits I'rletidH Here Mrs. Josephine Applegate, of Mod ford, arrived here yesterday after noon to spend a few days visiting with Mrs. M. II. Cermond and several other friends. I islts at sale in Miss I ra Jatiulns and Litle nephew and niece, Orland and Isabel Coon, jf Cleveland, left yesterday for Sa lem. They will visit relatives there or a week or two. isilN Sister at Portland Miss Velle Barker left yesterday tfternoon for 1'ottland, where she was called by her sister, Mrs. Lotiit- Josse, on account of the illness of the hitter's baby. The infant is several months old and has heen quite 111, a using Its removal from Salem to ortlaud. IVople Are Pleased Commenting on the dismissal ol he Circuit Court actions against T. it. Sheridan, a former Uoseburg anker. the Marsh Held Record han the following to say in a recent is- tue: Kverybody here is glad District Attorney Neuner does not intend to igain force Mr. Sheridan to go Intt -ourl and defend himself against the lindmgs of the grand Jury. It is ap preciiiled here that. In the end, Mr. ihoridau would be freed, but It tvoiild occasion a big outlay on th art of Mr. Sheridan and be pro- luetlve of no good whatever. The sentiment here is that Mr. Sheridan las already been called upon to en j lure enough court punishment. i Pat Itlake llerr Patrick Hlake. Standard Oil dis- pe n se r and one of the 11 ve w I re Irummeis visiting this city, arrivetl in town Saturday night. He will remain here for several days. Mr. Illake likes Itosehurg and makes it a point to spend Sunday hwre when ever possible. There is a reason. Departed Tor Albany C. J. 1 1 ti i tl. who spent the past two weeks here assisting In the food preparedness campaign, 11 1 Sunday lor Albany and Kugene, where he will spend the next few days. He will return here Wednesday to con tinue his work among the students of the rural schools of the county. Hesides conducting a general cam paign in the Interests or increased food production. Mr. Hurd is help ing to organize a I'nited Slates Hos' Working Reserve in Douglas County. Dnv At Winchester Mrs. Melha Cannon and little laughter and Clarence Perkins and little son, spent Sunday at Winches ter fishing and enjoying other pleas antries attendant to such an occa sion. They partook of a delightful lumheon at noon, store Ovutcr Here L. D. SuiiMnerfleld. of Taconia. Wash., arrived heie last evening to spent! a few days on business. Mr. Summeifleld i owner of the local lii ami I " cent store and is well known here. This Is his fits! vi-it to Koseburg since his marriage a I lew months ago. and he was the re- ipieut of congratulations from .his many friends. ' Atotimed New Dntle Cuy lirllTith yesterday assumed! the duties of day clerk at the Crandj Hotel in plate of A. T. Schubert, who! tesigned the position recently In or-; tier to enjoy a needed rest. Mr. j OrifTilh ha ben night clerk at the hostelt y for seye: a I mont h aiM Is J vell k now n heie j Woodmen Take Hot) W ot tl w received in 1itsebttrh , this mot mug to the effect 'bat the Woo.ltreti t' the World has auhTiih-, cd for $:.int.iMHi of tl4- new liberty; bonds and w ill take another $ 1 0n otio of the bonds if necessary. Al thought carry inn a le-s rate tif in-, terest than municipal bonds, the or der is strictly fraternal and patriot- le and belieyes in assisting In the' present crisis. I o YOP XVVIl A HPIMMS 1.AWTIVK. I Dr. Kiim's New Life Pills will re -move the a. cumulated astes ot : w inter from your latest ines, the burden of th bltKd Oet that slug-' gith sptlng fever feeling nut of your vstetii, brtghten your eye. clear your conti lexlon. tiet that vim and n.tp nf to"d purified healthy blood , Dr King's New Life Pills are a non- , griping laxative that aids nature's pi oc.s. try them tonight. At all druggist" 2''C. Alpine Yodlers Present Great Program Sinsers From TMIE grand closing concert of the X. Kllbjon-WblteChaHtauiiua assem blies this summer tvilj be "An Evening In the Alps" vocal, Btringed lnstruucut and costuracd fantasy, pro duced by Uraua' Tyrolean Alpine Vo- At the Oakland Tacoma lhddeiit Ituys Farm The Hubert Wright place, con sisting of 119 acres sitaated near Kiddle, was sold today to J. V. St ar ret t, of Tacoma, Wash. The pur chaser, who arrived here several days ago, has already derided to make extensive improvements, and has sent for his family, upon whose arrival he will commence plans for a model country home. The deal was negotiated by Hiice and Hire. See .Many flowers - Dr. (leo. K. Ilotuk and Dr. W. S. Hamilton and families yesterday motored some distance east of Myr tle (reek, where they spent a large part of the day. The mountain azallas are in full bloom and a con siderable amount were secured by the ladies and brought to this city. There are also thousands of poppies growing along the roadside In that vicinity. At this season of the vear, Hie mountain districts of thai vicinity are a veritable garden of wild (lowers. Visiting At Yoiicnllit Miss Vivian Applegate and Miss Ksther llayner. of Los Angeles, who have heen visiting with friends at Kugene. arrived at Yoncalla tiatitr Jay. where they will spend a few days visiting on the Applegate ranch. Itelui'iiel to Porllantl Mrs. L O. Oddes, nee Miss Mur 'el Staley, left Tor her home at Pott Ian tl Sunday after some time spent In Uoseburg visit inc with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. (i. W. Staley. She was at compaitied by her infant child. Mrs. Ceddes Is quite well known here and is quite popular In younger clrtdes. fx vori; pi. At i s mi:i. Sheriff Cent ge Qulne stated this afternoon that the voting places ttseo In Itosehurg nt the special election to be held on June 4. would also be utilized for the registration of vot ers on Tuesdav. June The dep uty sheriffs who serve at the elec tion will act as registrars in taking the war census. M. !'. Itlce and .lami'w Moon spent Sunday at Sutherlin looking alter business matters. 0OIOOCmOOOiKmXhOOOODW rvpntlTTttr .. .... . If V rWwiS r- t.rrv ' frr v r : PROCLAMATION. Whereas, No agency aside from the school, has done more for the development of Christian character, manly integrity and physical well be ing among our boys and young men than the Young Men's Christian Association .and Whereas, The Association in this period of war-time stress faces unexampled opportunities for development and patriotic service .and $ wnereas. It is urgently desirable that the work of the Young Men's Christian Assn. is doing ,and can do, for our soldiers in the field, receive the fullest possible recognition and as sistance. Now. Therefore I. James Withycombe. Gov ernor of Oregon, do hercbv proclaim Sunday. May 6. 1917 .as Oregon Y.'M. C. A. day. and'l ask that the ministers of the state on that day make special mention of association work and as sociation needs with a view to arousing wide spread public interest and support for the practi cal and praiseworthy operations of this splendid organization among the young men who have gone forth from their homes to render service to their country. In Testimony Whereof. I have hereto set my Hand and caused the Seal of the Stnte of Oregon to be hereunto affixed this 21st dnv of April. 1917. . S JAMES WITHYCOMBE. Oovernor. ? 'i the Tyrol in "An Evenintf dlers. This Is the same company that for forty weeks took New York Hip", podrotne fans by storm. The Tyrole ans nre exclusively Swiss and are be yond douto the u'rentost yudlers ever assembled in one company. The sing ing of the boating songs, pastoral son Chautauqua, June 2 PRESIDENTS APPEAL TO RED CROSS WORKERS WAS RECEiVED TODAY MIhh ARnea Pitchford. secretary of the local Hed Cross .Society, hai re ceived word from Washington. 1. C, to the en'vet that President Wilson lias fixed the week heKinninK June 25 as Hed Cross week, ile has called upon the people of the I'nited States to "give generously arM in a spirit of patriotic sacritice," to the Ked Cross during the week. Following la a copy of the resolu tion issued by the President : "Inasmuch as our thoughts as a nation are now turned in united pur pose toward the performance to the utmost of the services and duties which we have assumed in the cause of liberty and justice; "Inasmuch as hut a small propor tion of our people can have the op portunity to serve upon the actual field of battle, but all men. women and children alike may serve and serve effectively by making it possi ble to care properly for those who do take up arms at home ami abroad: "And Inasmuch as the American lied Cross is the official recognized agency for voluntary effort in behalf of the armed forces of the naion and for the administration of relief; "Now. therefore, by virtue of my authority as President of the I'tiited Stales and president of the American lied Cross, I, Woodrow Wilson, do hereby proclaim the week beginning June 2a. VM7. as Hed Cross week, during which the people of the fnir ed States will be called upon to give generously ami In a spirit of patriotic sacrifice for the support and main tenance of this work of national need. WOODIIOW WILSON." Mi-s Mabel Miller, a rmoil i young lady of this city, went to l.eona Sunday nmrnilig. where she spent the day with friends. It. It. Shambrook has returned here from Portland, where he vNil ed wllh Mrs. Shainbrook. who has been III in .1 hospital there. , nrnAnTiiiuiti In the Alps." and echo son is of the land of William Tell create most couvincing Illusions in distances and sound location. Sunday assemblies hear the Yodlers hi two appropriate concerts. Other wise they appear only in full evening concert. to 7, inclusive. Henry llarrt'lrt and wife, the fr iiut of whom is a Southern I'arillo liit'inan. will lrue here ThuiKl.i nij;ht for rnrthmd, where (hey will spend a :nuple of duys. They ait looking furniary to a delightful trip LODGE CARDS KXKJHTS OK PYTHIAS, Alpha . Lodge No. 4 7, meets every Wed nesday evening Cor. Jackaon am ('ass Sts. Visitors always welcome 1. T. WHITNEY. C. C. HOY F. DC RUIN. M. F. E. U. WI.MUKKLV. K. P.. S ttlltlllMKX O" TIIR WOltl.P, Oak Camp No. 12a. Meets in the Odt Fellows' hall in Koseburg evers 1st & 3rd Monday evenings. Visit Ing neighbors alwavs welcome. J. M. Til HONK, C. C. M. M. Mll.LKR. Ork. VYOMI-W OK WOODCRAFT, Lllai Circle No. 4 9. Meets on the lsi and 3rd Monday evening of each month at Odd Fellows' hall. Visit ing members in good standing art Invited to attend. hoi;a c.ii.hi'ut, o. n. Cl.AKA CAWLFIL'LD, Clerk. II. I". O. Klks Hosenurg Ixxlse, No. il'M. Holds regular communica tions at the Elks' Temple on ttu 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month. All members requested tc attend regularly, and all vlsltlnp brothers are cordially invited tc attend. K. II. STEWART, E. K IRA ii. RIDDLE, Soc'y. K.Kil.KS, Itoaeburg Arte meets tl their hall an Jackson St., on 2nc and 4th .Monday evenings of eacl niontti, at 8 o clock. Visiting bieth ten in good standing always wel mine. J. v. KOKNUi, W. P. It. F. UOOOMAN. W. Sec Phone M lii:i;IK AHS. Rosebm, Kebckar. Lndgp. No. 4' 1. O. O. F. .Meetf in Odd Fellows' Tetnplo ever) Tuesday evening. Visiting sisterf and brethren Invited to attend. MRS. KM MA LENOX. N. U. MRS. Tl I.I.IK JOHNSON. Sec ELS IB IH'.Mt'HHKY. F. S I. t. O. P.. Hlslnn Sftii" IxKlge No. 174 meets In the Odd Fellows' Temple every Friday evening. V'lsltins brethren always welcome. W. S. POWELL, N. O. CARL W. OHMAN, hec. Scry M. FICKLE. F. S. l.OYAt. ORiiKii ol' MOOSE, Knv- burg Lodge No. 137. Meets Mon day evening of eaeh week, at 8 o -clork in Maccahee hall. All vlsltlnt brothers are invited to attend. W. J. MOON. Dictator. H. O. PA".(iHTERJSecy. I. ().(. F., I'nion Encampment o. 0 Meets In Cldd Fellows' Temple, every Thursday evening. Vleltlnp brethren alwa welcome. O. H PICKENS. C. P. J. I! rt ttU'V. H p J. E. PICKENS, R. S. J V M E SK W ART. F. 3. I. O. O. F., I'hlletnrtan Nvdge. No. K Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple, corner Ja, kson and Cass Sts., on S.atuciay evening of each week. .Members of the order in gooi standing re Invited to attend V. T. JACKSON. N. (j. A. J CKI'M'S, Rec. Secy J H- HA1LKY, Fin. Secy. . E. S., How-bunt (t)pler No. 8. lioM their regular meeting on IV 1st n.l .!rd T'ni-sd.iy In each nonth. :l ing members In good standing are renpertiully nlted tn att -n l MISS Mtlii;tt;vT PACE, W. M r REE JmjINSON. Secy. A. P. Ai A. M Iarel lo.Ine No. IH. lUcular (otnniunicallnns Snd and fmirth Wednesdays each month at Masonic Temple, Roseburg, Ore Visitors welcome. HhNJ. CARO. W. M W. K. HARRIS. Secy. SPH1.NU OOU ARE IAAlKUlB Suddeo cbangas of temperature and underwear bring spring colds with slutted up bead, sore throat and general cold symptoms. A dose of Dr. King's New Discovery Is sure relief, this happy combination of antiseptic basal ms clears the head, soothes the irritated membranes and what nii;ht have been a lingering oolil is broken up. Don't stop treat ment when relief is first felt as a half cured cold is dangerous. Take Dr. King's .'.-iw Discovery till your ' old Is gone. imiHTOI.I PLANTS. We are now prepared to book or ders for St. Valentine broccoli plants, grown irom the purest seed obtainable. Unipqua Valley Fruit Union. CALL FOlt COUNTY WARRANTS. Notice Is hereby given all persons 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. Indians Come and see the new light weight machine at 220 West Oak P. H. BLACK, AGENT Uoseburg, Oregon. STOP AT Hotel Grand Cass St., Roseburg, Or. '.tF I ' ? r-i-h- Hit fiffl lBl'.lBl2.; Stop at Hotel Umpqua New and Modern BKF0RE buying a CREAM Separator See the Latest. Model SHARPLES Suction Feed t, the Douglas County Creamery G. W. Young & Son REAL ESTATE Bonds. Loans, Rentals Fire Insurance, Notary Public 118 CASS ST. PHONE 417. Real Estate City and Farm Property Tttnhor Lands Agent for Westlnke and Winchester Hay Timo Lota. CEORCE RITES 122 West Oak Street Why are II and I the most Import ant letters In the alphabet? i A R r df F G H I J KLM NO! PQR.ST u v wx y llecauve yon couldn't have Beef or I'ork without them! We carry a cutnnieke line of beef and pork, especially designed for - , . 1 . - i mm 5 mi knife and fork! You will be pleased with the meats we sell you, It It were not so, we would not tell you! The Economy Market Geo. Kohnhagen, Prop., lbon M.