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J PAGH TWO ETExnra ROSEBnta revikw, sati hdav, ji nk 2, 1017. BRIEF NEWS ITEMS OF 8 I trill run to KmiMtH Mifs Ciady KIiik. hn liuil n-t-n attending the IhkIi nchool here dtir iriK the pat-t yem. left last evtnliiK for her home at Ottawa, KanniiH. Slit had heen nta in k with hr Hintei Mra. V. II. Katnn. Will I twelve Wuft4 Let tern rerelved here today fnHii . II. I,. Ontmrne, who in now uta tloned at the Prenldio, are to the ef fect that the men In attendance at the ofricern' tralninn 'amp will re ceive fluO a month lor their wr vlren. This In the anioiint iigtwd upon by the military mithorltien, n.-f-ordlng to Mr. (inborn. 1 Moving to 1ltM'tmi-K Hew and Mm. .1. T. AnderHon. formerlv resident of Kiddle, arrived he. re yeerday and will make thHi futuro home In thin vicinity. Mr. Anerson will enKane in ev.nitiellHttc work. They will occupy a dwellint on South Jackfion atreet. IachImn Were lleM Tho cammem ement exerelKen or the Myrtle Creek high fichool were held In the ( hantauiua tent there Wednesday ninlit. with a bin crowd In attendance. The prnKruni was very enoyajble nnd the fair Ktudu atea were applauded liherully. Will II11IM Itnilnmil? Areordint; to an Item ni'OariiiK In n recent Issue of the Myrtle ( reek Mall, Irvine 1. Cardner. of Kiddle has made the ntateinent that the Neenuh-OieKon Land Company Ik re ulv to beln the eonstniet inn nf n railroad from M vrtle Creek tn their timber holding I in mod lately following tlie roiiHiirdon of the war. Mr. Cardner in an nwnt of the com punv ' Mfl Tor Ijine County , Jildne (1. T. Kkipworth. who spent the prist few day here holding court for Jude Hamilton, left for bin botno at KiiKene t li If afternoon .MhUe Hkipwnrlh I well known In ItoHehurtr nnd met many of IiIk frlendH (luritiK bin recent vMt h-vf Krolt Morrison Hen Scolt .Morrison, a well known resi dent of this vicinity, a r rived here IuhI niuht from I he rural riltdrlrtH. where he spent the past few niotithn. Ho Baya tho crops are looking fine Cullle Shipped Today J. K. I'elton, a well known local Hlock buyer, today t'iilpped about ,'tno head of fine beef cattle to his ranches In Klamath County. The cattle will ura.e there until later In the year, when they will be disposed of In the Portland and San KianHs co markets. Taken to rortlmid It was stated here today that Miss inn Komleau nnd baby. Ibe for mer of whom was the chief wlltie; for (he stale In the rune anainst .low- I'll MiCinnis. will be taken to I'ort-h-nd within the next few dna, where they will he comniltled to a ehiirit able home. They formerly lived In Cow treek Valley. KeiNtrt W111 Heniitt . It. tlreeil came lo the Review office last evening and denied em phatically the repoit published in a lm-:t newspaper to t he effect that I 'e m a r ( i reen. d river of l ho V el I s i':i 1 no Kpi e4 Cnmpanv w aunn, of this city, would probably have to submit to the amputation of a leg The voting man ts yet! Inn nlnnK nb-ely. aciordinn to Mr. linen, ami will recover. (o tnHw Put 1 jidv VUlt Mrs. II. K. Onden. of (iratits l'as. left yestenlav evening Tor Dole, where she will vi-lt a few dav with b.r parents. Mr. and Mis. I'M ward Slimleton. For Ibe past several il.ivs the bar. been Mllni: with f 1 lends In I(im'Iiiii. Uit Iron. iishinutuii Ml pr, 14 Kthel Hra.llee, of I .a t'ente, , ail i wtl tie I e !; st i'i'IIMK t' ith Mis. lluv lieutro She e to 1 t'iii.ti 11 tor aheul t wo eU-;. isiiiou With llrothtr CI 1 11 ord ller. of Wallace. Malm, at 1 ie.l here l,is i'einni', and will ;i f.-w da wlilt hi1 brother. 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'I hey have relutiven I hero w ho I hey have not seen for some t itnft and will greatly enjoy the trip. funeral Held Today The funeral of the late Ira llaker who died at the old Van Houten ho tel here a few nlKhU alto, was held at the county cemetery here thin moi nin. Telegrams were sent east in hope, of findiiiK the rehitiv efl the deceased, but without avail. Mr. Maker had been enued in proKpect in k l DoiiKlas ounty for many years and was well know n. II is (I eat h followed a n Illness of moii. than a month. otoiiclist Unix I'iniMl Kills Miller of North Itoseburg, (haiKd with violating the speed or dinames on Cominerciul avenue last Tuesday, appeared before Cll y It1 corder It. I.. Whipple last Mluay and was fined 91 following bis pl' of ffuilty. Milbr wa: riding motorcycle nnd was arrested by Marshal T. .1. Williams. May Ufciie Pro lainat ion- It was reported toilay that Mayor V. Itbe Is ( unsiderini? the advisabll ity of IssiiiiiK a proclamation intent: tht vfiiing people of Itosebiirg to ep lit either In the marine corpH or the coast artillery companies anil railing attention to the observance of ma line corps week. June lb to 1 '1. Money Not Available AM the formalities of pay epi one were none through the officers' training ramp r'ratiHsi o Thursday. The dav with at at San lai llnp essential in yesterday "w proceeding there was the money, which has not et been appropriated by the I'nllert Slates Congress. Iter a use of Tiot elvlng their pav many of the men are said to be almost without funds New Sign Purchased A new and attractive sign was to day Installed on the front of the .ioie rnndmled by .1. C. Penney & Company, on Cans street. The sign can be Keen for n long distance and add much to the att ran iveness ot the store. I C ad Was nsMctrd M. II. Cermond, county surveyor H'tnrned here la:d evening troie Myrtle Creek, where he inspected the new road wh'ch is being con structed over what is known as lyr 'le Creek bill. Mr. Cermond savs the work Is' neai ng completion there and the road will probably in readiness to t urn over to t he imntv ctJirt within the next week S -hell ft Scbell have the con t ran for the work. I Ikinn Man lien' C. I;, tinibbe and son. the former of whom conduits a creamery in co KIMon viclnitv. arrived here yes terday to spend n couple of dai lock Inn after buunes.H mailers nil visiting with old time friends. Mnnv Volumes llm-luil ,rs. C II. Arundel, w ho has charge of the public library. tiaie.i this morning that volume 01 standard wnika bad already I n eiel at the library beadiiuat t. 1 s nnd that moie books would pinb.i'dv be tlonaied lo the llbiary as.oeini Ion Militia tlie tiet few davs. I'm- k l Arrive Soon It 1.. Hvland, manager Mr Standard oil Company In this receKol word velorday that tlH rltv. the lie new .11110 (rues 10 r Uverv service he"' 11 few days. Tlie mild arrive in truck will be ot ihe three ton v K Increase the Mon-ler Ti 11 k .irlelv and will went h. id el vice sieen llei-e Ihe latgest aulo tru. k ever seen 111 thin rii jnrie.l .terday alter imnii and (to an houi attia.ted mm h attention on Ihe streets. It in rhaige of . (entemann. of I'uttland. and wa- being taken I 'W u In Ue-ibcii. sniithetn H.ntf.l.is Conn t. where it will be used to haul lugs. Mr C.enlcniann was gli ti thr contract icceiith to do the loggltut for the ,1 w. Clarke sawmill there and the Onck will be o-'d cblcflv in doing Ihe oik The vehicle ha--i wbeeU, tttn ur vMh ate capable .f being eMendcd in the leal to handle the end of tlie lots, and 1 bwtli of Minulent strength to c.nrv alniot 11 s mam logs a- a rail a 11 -1 $ Nt I "ln- 1 iin II T. 11 'ir....l.l ;i'i 1 ... nf iilii' i (Minim.! .. ,l..ii..r...l . 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Inn lui Im; "KKK8aBx8s mnnnn THE CITY x mm COMPANY BOYS ACKNOWLEDGE RECEIPT OF DAINTY HOUSEWIVES (ne h undred and nine "house wives" prepared by the members of the Girls' National Honor Guard. 01 1 his i ity. were recently presented to the members of the Fourth Com pany, Coast Artillery, accompanied by the follow lug w hit en explana tion: "The Girls' National Honor Guard takes pleasure In presenting to the members of the Fourth Company. Coast Art illery, these "housewives, " as a token of our esteem for our brave boys who are offering their lives to their country In the cause of right. May these heli-to convey the honor and reaped we fee towards the Fourth Company. 'iteHpectfully. 1 TH K GIKLS' NATIONAL HONOrt tiCAUH." ! in response to receipt of the "housewives." t he members of the Kourth Company, through Captain .1. A. li'ichanan, Mnt the following let ter to the secretary of the Girls' National Honor Guard: "To the (Jirls National Honor (luard, of KosehurK: "The members of Ihe Fourth Com pany, OreKon Coast Artllleiy, Krale fully aiknowledKO receipt of I'll 'housewives." made by you and prt- sented lo the company on OiIh date. These "housewlxes" will bo very use- fill lo uk wh"n in the field In the rountry ' service, but their Rieatest value will be in the fact that they were made by your hand and pre nieu wnn expreHionH 01 your oiifldi'in e and esteem. They will iit bo a reminder to us of the de- luunn. trust and loyalty ot out L'irls at home, knowing as we do that they will our column and wonare. Accopi our heartiest thanks tor tnese housewives-," and for the many fav- irs you have shown lis In the past. Itllirill COMPANY. OltKIION COAST AltTII.I.KItY." WILL ESTABLISH STAGE SERVICE BEIWEEN HERE AND COAST STATIONS Isaae Clinton and J n. Clinton, of Myrtle I'oiut, ar rived here lust even in k from Die ciiat and an temporarily located at the I inp(iia Hotel. V 4. The Clinton bnitheis are mak- iiiK arraimeiiieutH to operate an automobile .siae bet ween ItosehuiK and Myrtle I'oint a ml 1 en 11 la r t ri jm bet w tei t he two points will In-Kin 11 il-x t w eek . The road het wee 11 Alyr- I- lle Toiit and ICoeburK is naid to lie in fairly uood condition il the present time and fust time will lie made in the ent of normal weather. 4- 111b11lamV Company Suulit m i. 1 leriuonu, count v surveyor. ; yesteiday 1 eelved a eomuiunira tlon from the I'niversity of" Oregon' which w.i to ihe effect that efforts' were beinn made to raise an iiniliu 1 l.:n e i.iii.i under lr. Kberlv Kuv-I nd.ill for (he I niversitv. The or-1 i;ani;,1'un will be similar to t bo-e bv ot her unlv ei sii ie- and will pi ohahty f (ml sei v it e in Kran-e or other war fronts whete the I'ni 1 States t roops are etiuaced l'n;htv six men aie miuired for Ihe o: ' ; : -rd fund; are Un l)4inu -ion-lit 10 the amount of $1.mio. bit h w 111 be needed lo juovhte n nii mien 1 A 1 ready wv oral men no I rnu-iderable money ban been 1 i M'd utttl all former st 11 de 11 Is w il I im: lo join a re it rued to do to at Hire Mr. Cermond will look at let flu1 oriL.niuafion in ltmmla County. t iri;i. 01 t loinvr titnv (From the Cardtuer Courier) t. O Weaver, of the Tore! Se e left las't week for the uppei hoi.-id rthete Jie vmH i:Mke Ii i vi d 1 1 11 .1 it e Ts lor a time ulnle em do .1 111 rlearitm out tl.e f.ire. t ' 1 ; I to the 1 .0011 Lake mint 1 y Inn ill'.; t he w inlet mo III lis I liese 1 1 ! otve 1 1 i 1 erlain decree imp j ible. oin to slides and tiers Inl 1 11 1 in hi"s them He will also put 11 p : the telephone line from the Walker. M.i e in 1 lean's Mountain, which 'i 1 ' hi luiiliv pl.lt e f;i ! I en down 'the I I'liir-.1! Seroie W'll receive iiii nnd 1 1 on) Ihe It ,V I' r.t : 11 oad ' 'amU moie t he mi t po-e of put 1 1 iw: in Is 01 pioteclion II i- Mi. MM.--I ion to Im Id a t.ew n I 'e.i'l Moillit ill! to (he : Id .1 If this ..11 I uiuiner. nlo ' two ,iOtllts (phone he ' ade. ami. m ike I iMIIll ' t II 1 OUC'l j ot ,t..e, foi V ho TI'.IV lit' 1 I'l cie are tn.ui , ;h 1 mm U AOods and ft aiad.te se in ibis inn in ! si rt a it' j h milk iu tt 1 1 sM.tt-:n Mi ni n U e.i rt he! .1 the i ll up and hi ;i 111 me Yi't'i.n, don t lomet Ihe lo 4 lo of h.ihv. mother ir father mii-ht elp so'n-' if the are nidd. nl railed t We fin help niu ou'. Clark '.. rk. KotoKt affers Arundel, pmno tmur I'ttone Ml. i uivirguA ttAHtjun T IVKI'KCTIOX IS M.IU II V .M.WOH DKVr III' TDK I'. S. k;i- IlK.ltS' III I K K IN rilWKC 'llu WITH JK'ITV HIIIIK AMI 1 1 A I ( IMI'IKIX KIKT. REGION HAS GREAT RESOURCES lUil imjM Show Thai I'M.lialil) :IT, I ft Wnli r nil j:- Mninliilnil ul All Tiim-ft lniiy llfnii'. Uhlf (lMUtlll.. ( I'roni tho flnnllnor Courier.) Major Di nt, i.f the r. s. ciiKineem' offl( at I'nrtland. who mjeeee.led Major KrlPK, arrived here lust week for Ihe i.urpose of yeeliiK tor hiin Belr the iHiHsihllitles for a ureal har Imr at the mouth of tlie I'ninnua. In the woik now koIiik on toward In ami lo note the m-ogre? heiiiK made Improvement. The Major arrived from Coos Hay Wednesday moraine, accompanied by Kngineer James Pol hiiiiiis. Ji.. and Mr. Hindinai sh. and were met at lieedspnit by W. P. Heed and brouelit to Gardiner fitr j lunch, alter which the pally was taken up the l'iupiiia to the quarry iroin where ine rock is Iicihk inken for Ihe Jetly. After ilispcclinj; the rock. Ma lor Kent ilitl not hesitate in pronouncing il to be of the very In very best uuality for the purposes foi- which it l befnj; used, and advid Mr. j Iteed. who with Mr. Mat-Kay own the Uluurry. not to pell the same to ron- traitors or other private parties. Kef urnlng to Iteedsport In time for Mr. rolhemus and Mr. -Hind- niHrsh to catch the train for Coos Hav, the remainder or the party re-, turned to (lardim-r. KarU the fol-'. be HolbitouH forjlowini; morning. Mafor Kent, nccom- panlo.l by W. I. Heed, J. f. Mrowne. Knuineer Charlson, J. A. .lanelle and .1. II. Austin, was taken down to tlie mouth of the river, where the work on the Jetty was progressing, re turning to Iteedsport in time for the innjor to take the northbound Iraln. It wa the name old storv repeated by Major Hint, a has been repeated by every engineer and those who are in a posit ion to know and a re cap able of judiMns that the Cnipnua will be une of the best harbors on the eii.utt. ;m i will tost the least in iinpioveinents. like :il other men when they visit this section of Oregon, thev are nur- Tlpirsed ;it the great natural reurces Ji which li-'vn ufine undeveloped all the y, yrars, while other parts of the state j", with lesrt natural advant-mes have T I forced ahead, and they wonder why (r is and why it has not been better r advertised, and if not better vnown. Major Hen! was surprised at the sie J" of the Cinpoiiii It i vor. it boinu the Il I - I i Tflpfljp fMm&m m mkm m Every Savage mileage maker gets full credit for good work because all work is "keyed" to the serial numbers on the tires. We know in every case just who is respon sible for "Heap big mileage." This plan creates a strong sense of personal responsibil ity and prtde among our workmen, and there is keenest rivalry to see who can produce most mileage per tire. You can help us to produce even greater nilcage for you If you will send us full details of all Stivagcs that run over 7000 miles Pleiw b lure to riv Snal Number, nze of tire, date of pvir chase, name of dealer. nd actual number oi miles run. To help thow our appreciation for tht co-or-eration. we will end tn inner tube patch free of charge to all Mho report. ' Hup big Mileage " Heap big mikagel . Motor Shop Garauc v't 4 It X.Jackson Street JS W-l If .(T Roseburg Oreeon vPO3! i Th puiy tuS iha( C'r f' f H lt tn tnt 0 !, rS ) Vyb mm f m rfHtN'Of iltOX IliOt ' hHpartJhrtt MikNM D 7fm tff'r AHViw irtnn Man lftih ie .4! ttftr IJJJ rM ht to i in iS'GBeBBwlJWWPS&iiNFwtiejrwmm m 1 ' largest on the Coast iou!h of th Columbia River to lh (.olden Gate the imuicnsUy of the timber tribu tary to it. the dairies and farmlni; lands adjoining, the fUhiui! indus try. Die opportunities lor laclorien to h buill. with i-ilea aliutting the river with deep water. - w hich 6ur - - Prnbablr the one thins wbiili 8ur - ored and at the panie time lea:ed ttie major inoro than anyihitiK else. w Ihe fail thai Ihe tiurineH whlvh were re.-enllv mado on the bar proved that at a depth of over feet there was no rink, nnd that there would be no riiible in main taining a depth on Ihe bar of per hap over feel of water at all tiinen. and that the harbor and chan nel of the river lo above Heedei'ort. over 12 miles ean be niuintained at any depth desired. How many peo ple in Hondas County know and ap preciate all this? How many livinn in the lower I'mpqua rountry are making any speeial endeavor to let the people on the omsi le know of the natural advantages whicn exist in tills sei tion of tlie rountry? (low many In thin section them selves know and appreciate the Kreat country around here? How many are making any effort to bring it to the front, anil build up an in dustrial "community here, where n lure has done so much In that line? There are ton nianv In every coin munltv. ,i litis Is no exception, who tit 1 u umi criticise the efforts of il.ncM who are Irvine to upbuild, nnd at the name time lliev Ktirtid ready to irrnsn eerv rent that come into I'W1 nn,i.mnltv There are some wno lime no other obe. I In life than to i.et mi In the illumine for the pur hack to bed in the evenlni-'. The lower I'miHiua country Is one of nl(, ,i,.s settled sections' in Ore- iron, anil one or Ihe best, nnd it is the least known. Whose fault has il been, and whose fault is it now that It is not lieconiinK belter known to the world and rerolvlnn what it Is justly entitled lo? COW CREEK RESIDENT SENTENCED TO EONG TERM IN PENIIENUARY 4. .oe McC.innis. the Cow J- Creek Valley rancher, who war. late Krlday convicted by a jury in the Circuit Court on 4. a charge of rape, was last J- evenim; sentenced to un in . determinate tf nn ot" from J three to Jo years in the state J. penitentiary by .Indue Ski.i--J. worth. The priscmer will be 4 taken to Salem tomorrow, ac 4. conlihi; to a statement m;ide J- by the sheriff this mciTiin. 4. The Indictment im:iinst Mc- (linnis charued that ho 4 wroneed t.illian Kondeau. his 4 14-vear-old niece. The j:uy deliberated less than lu min I iile. w hen t hev returned a 4 verdict of uuilty. The primmer waived time, and the Immediate ini-sentence. SHOW THAT Vor ARE PROURE- SIVF. (Gardiner Courier ) people will be given an oppor nexl Monday to ghow in each titnily ujm.nmiity l-ow progressive they ; are. t his will he shown oy ine vote cai for or avalnst the Toad bond. ,vat 'I'e lesnll ol t:ie vote in earn pre - rinct will be analyzed, anu iroin mat ; over me tu-ai 01 pain. j. ti. wood, analyzation the conclusion will be Chicago, writes, "Some time ago drawn as to whether that particular while at Waukon, Iowa. I suffered a pre.lnct or locality desires roads orrery severe attack of lumbago and not. I used ChamberlHin'n Liniment with Ii has been shown time and time excellent results." c aKuln that the issuance of the pro-! o posed road bonds will not cost the! UIUM'I 'Ol.l I'l.A.Vl'S. taxpayer an extra cent more in taxes 1 linn he is payiiiR now. but will aive We are now prepared to book or an opportunity to have a better sys- ders for St. Valentine broccoli lein 1.1 roads in all" parts of the state ' plants, tcrown from the purest need and county. It is hard to under-1 obtainable. 1'mpu.ua Valley Fruit stand why anyone in the lower i Union. I mp(ua country should vote against the bonds, as long as it will not cost them anything extra, and will Rive them a chance tn have nn outlet to the interior. The people have been akitm the county court for years to build this road, but on account of the lack of funds the eourt has been unable to do this. ..The peo ple also want the state to build them 'he coast road. This cannot be done unless ways and means are provided for building the same. The people have the opportunity to do this next Monday by voting for the state road bonds. Tlie taxpayers of Douglas County wjtl V. now If the county bonding proposition carrie, where ever dol lar of the money will be spent. They aJso know the roads not pro vided for in the bonding proposition wilL have a better chance of receiv ing appropriations of money for the improvement of these roads than if the bonds fail to carry, as there will be more money available for such purposes. l.mal jealousies such as are said to exist in some localities should not stand in the way of general Improve-, meiits. which is for the betterment of nil, and there is nothing which will go so far to put a section of the i count rv on the map as good roads; win. j Suppose n certain locality should 1 vote against the proposition of bonds! in t his county for the building of roads, where It is not going to cost the eople of that locality a dollar extra in t axes', what would the coun ty 1 onrt and people generally In the count-.- thin!; oT that community if i it wttjild at some future date ask that the county build roads, bridges.! to f..- W-,.,,1.1 Iho.. t.S. sidored consistent? Kveryotie cannot expect to have a road passing bis door at he pres ent time, but he should be glad that he will have an opportunity to travei on a road somewhere in the country that will lead him out of the wildcr lieV. We have been told that therp are certain persons in t he county who are working gaint the bonds tor 110 other reason than that they are afraid that some other locality will receive I he benefits. This is to he deplored if ft is true, for it shows a narrow spirit akin tp the story of the dog in the manger, who would pot eat hay nor allow the horse to do so. Hut. as we paid at the he ginning ot this article, the vote in Watch for the rtd Savage ign the different precinct! next Monday will show to a great extent who are milled to be called urorreaslve or retardist. Lumbago. When you have a lame back or an attacK ot luuiuago, uampen a piece of flannel with Chlmberlain'a Llnl- ieni anu oiuu 11 onio your uacK CALL FOU 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 Itopeburg, Oregon, April 20. 11)17. J. E. SAWYERS. County Treasurer. STOf AT Hotel Grand Cass St., Roseburg, Or. - v, 2 Z t ii Ms, rC 1 V!:1"'- ' ' -3 r , - r i4 O'TV, Stop at Hotel Umpqua New and lodcrn G. W. Young & Son I REAL ESTATE ') Bonds. Loans, Rentals ! Fire Insurance, Notary Public 116 CASS ST. PHONE 417. Real Estate t'lly mill Farm I'roiierlj 'I'liitlior lknds Agent for Wesilake am) tYim heslrr llaf il J li 22 Wi nt O.ik Street. Why are It nnd I' i ho most Import ant l. ll.rs In Hit- alplialH.!? ABC OE F G H J KLM Nn , . , . , j, - . w UVWXY f llriaiiMo j-mi n.iililn-l Jiave llcef or I'nrk nil hi. in them! We carry a compile line of beer j and pork, especially designed for ! knife and fork! You will be pleased , viiih thu meats we sell you. If It wera ! not so, we would not tell you! The Economy Market tie... Kohnhsuen, I'r.ip.. 'l,lie H We Arc looking for Ihe Man i . who has wilf! his rlotha no badW hit they are not fit to we.ir. No rafter how dirty or pronv the iult ni.iT he. w ure ri'ii(.pl with t'-1 f.ot modern machinery, nnd hav V;lled worknipn who know how to l imn, Itejntr nnd lre-s Old Cloth o that ther lock Ju;t lik new. Imperial Cleaners ! Phone 277 342 N. Jackson V ft i
