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CVEXETO ItMEBUBQ MTOCW, MONDAY, JVXE 4, 181T.
PUBLISHED EVERT EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAT BY ,
REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY
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Entered at Hoseburtf, Oregon, postofflce aa second class matter
Office, Kevlew Building, 'i'i't North Jackson Street.
si'iisritiiTioN' itATi:s:
Dully, by mall, per year 13.00
Lally, by carrier, per month 60
Dally, by carrier, per week 15
Twlce-a-week, p,-r year 2.00
Twlce-a-week, si months i.... 1.00
ItKCISTKATlOX OF 10,000,000 YOfXCJ MKX.
COLLECT LICENSE
XKIV I, AW I'lttlVlllKS THAT AM.
MM.S IN (USIt.oV oi:it SIX
MONTHS UK AiK ON JIJ.Y I,
MI ST hi t l ltK A STATU l.l-
i:nsi:.
OILIER ANIMALS ARE PROTfCTfDi
On Tuesday 10.000,000 of America's young men will lie reg-1
ist ri-il mid made subject to call for service during the war. The
first 'onscriitioii, which will be made not long after the enroll- Owners uf Mii-ep, ...nts, swine and
nient is completed will he ;oo,OOi, who will he sent at once to the
trainini; camps. A second call for a .similar number will probably
be made early in the fall. It is very likely that these troops will
be sent to Trance as soon as the necessary ships can be provided
lor carrying them and the needed supplies. It is expected that the
first of these new troops will be sent to Kurope in September or
l-'imls, IVIite AiiIiiiuK Art
hilled I .) Dogs, Will Ho
t 'mnjieiisuted by 4'tiiinly.
County Clerk K.
H. Lenox this
October, and that others will follow as rapidlv as possible. Sonic ! '""""!" '""""need bat unor a
, ' ,. . , . ,. ' -, ; 1 . , new In a- adapted at the last session
regular army divisions and a number ol militia regiments are to;r tbu state LeKisiMttire. every doc
be sent within the next few weeks. j in Oregon over nit montlis of age on
Kegarding Tuesday's registration the current issue of the Juy '. '"ust be.jrovided with a state
Literary Digest says: ; Ik'tT , , .,
.. .i i iii . i i .... I I he law provides that these 11-
Kvery year the Japanese celebrate with banners and public : Cenw. shall l,u collected by the con
rejoicing the day their young men are railed to the colors to begin j stable or each or the districts. In re
training for the service of their country. Xot less, it is expected, "irn for which he is to receive ten
will be the spirit of patriotic devotion in which the people of the p,''r c'"t ' ,l," r"CHl,t"- A" ''
l-nited States greet June 5 1917. the day pi-escribed by president I JXJHX ltlut renaiices
wiisoii mi registration miner me select ie-urai t law . r or on inai J shall bo turned over to the
day, as the .New j ork r.veinng .Mail states, w ill be laid the loun- i treasurer, who shall keep
dation for the great bulwark that the American people have
pledged themselves to build in defense of the liberties of the
world." It is estimated that registration day will give the (iov
ernment a list of 10,000,000 men, of' ayes ranging from 21 to ."0
years, from which the first oOO.OOO of the new National Army will
be selected, to begin training about September 1. I!ecaiise of this
registration, remarks the St. Louis (Mode Democrat, "for the first
time in over fifty years the I'nittd States will be prepared to call
to the colors the fittest of its citizens on an equitable basis." The
tremendous significance of registration day is further illuminated
by the astonishingly frank admissions, in recent london and 1'aris
WIFE Of ERSTWHILE
ROSEBURG MAN LAUDED
BY PORTLAND PRESS
RED CROSS DELEGATES
LEFT fOR PORTLAND
. ATE EAST EVENING
The following item, pertaining toL Joseph Mirelll an t wife. tj
Mm. John L. -May, wife of a former j. mi km Aanes Pitrhfurd. Mrr. 4.I
Hobeburg resident, will no doubt be ; j. wuilaiii Hell and J. H. Booth
of mucb inlereut to the people of
this vicinity:
Mm. John L. May, "mother of the
Third Oregon Regiment," wife of
Colonel May, la an active worker in
the Army and Navy League. It wan
by unanlmouH vote of her friends in
the organization that Mrs. May re
ceived her title. She 1ft butty making
"houHewfves" for her boy and ia
putting In these handy canen the
very beat of ncittaorK, thread, needles
and pins and other articles that the
lads will have to use if their clothe
rip or a button falls off.
Mrs. May, although she baa been
married 32 years aud Is the mother
of three grown sons, is young in ap
pearance and manner. Two of her
sous are fn the army and one is a
train dispatcher at Koseburg. Ore.
The Mays have & daughter, too, and
six grandchildren.
Judge M. 8. Honnefield, Supreme
Judge of Nevada for 12 years, was
Mrs. May's father. The family home
is at L'nionvllle. Colonel and Mrs.
May have lived in Oregon for 25
years, in Portland 12 years.
I left Kosebtng Saturday night
enroute for Portland, when- $
4 they are attending the session s
4 of the Ked Cross Society, ii:
compliance with a proclama
tions of President Wilson. Tho A
I first meeting of the body ot-
curred ut the Portland Hotel
at 10 oVlmk and other pes- 4
4 slons will be held later In tho 4
J week. The purpose of the
meeting Is to outline plan J
whereby the lied Cross So- 4"
ciety will play an Important 4
part in the present war be- $
tween the 1'nited States and
Germany. Those who are at- 4
tending the meeting from
ItOHehr.rg were chosen as dele
gates at a meeting of the di- .f.
rectors of the local Ked Cross
Society held last Priday night, .j
o
MVOIU -K ATlO MSMISSKI).
F- . .M.MlV.lnJ mm Bm W. mm In Hi Pjm-
Is! CSESU
Tnke Cure nf Yourself.
The divorce action liroiiKht hy Mrs.
Myrtle JenninRa analunt her hus
band. It. H. Jennings, was dismissed
In the Circuit Court here last Friday
afternoon on motion of the plaintiff's
attorney. Jennlnns and his wife have
been estranged for some time and re-
eounty
what is
j known as a dog fund. The license
fees range from $1,511 to 3. The
law exempts few counties situated
east of the Cascade Mountains from
paying the state license,
i Another chapter of tho law pro
vides that owners of sheep, goats,
swine or fowls, whose animals are
killed hy dogs, shall file a report of
their damage within ten days after
the date of said killing with the
County Court. If the report is ap
proved, the owners of the animals
bill...! ...ill .... . ...
dispatches, that "America will soon become the dominating factor iSs out of the funds realized from
of the war," and that "if America were to make a separate peace 'lie "tain licenses,
with (lermanv, it would be impossible for other slates to continue 1 ""' wa" adopted primarily ror
the war " j """ l"lrP"' uf protecting I he owners
In the first place, it is interesting to note that in the passage ' olhlm-s'Ionmalr' fOW'8
ol the bill through Congress the period of conscription was' As a result or the adoption of this
changed from "during the period of the war" to "during the pies- ' ' ""' ''"ties of the constables or
ent emergency." In the second place, as .section J of the bill ex- (,r,'K"" increased materially,
tthiins. "kiii'Ii ilrnt'l :w lii-rnin i n-.u i ( I.., I lMimM I l..,L-...l ........ i;..i.:!ii.. . ' "
: . ,.. : . ; " u,m, ,,.,.,,,. . iini i.ei oui- c.ngii Hn rn. a
to military service ol all male cilizens, or male persons not alien A cough, that racks and weakens! 5
enemies who have declared themselves to. become citizens." To I 'langeious. It undermines yourlj
make possible the registering of the necssiirv information iibnnt 1 !"'a1111 and thrives on neglect. Kt- ! R
Hl.OllO.lHMI men in one day ol II hours, the ( lovernn.efit will
ulili.e the local election machinery of the various states, co-ordinated
under one central authority. Although the draft itself will
not appl to aliens, registration is compulsory for every male resi
lient of the 1'nited Slates, aliens included, who has reached his
twenty-first and not exceeded his thirty-first birthday, except
those who are already in the military or naval scr ice of the Tint
ed Slates. The penalty for failing to register is a year's impris
onment anil enforced registration. A year's imprisonment is also
me penalty lor making lalse statements at registration, whether
anoui sell or another person. Sickness, physical disability of i
any kind, or absence from home does not excuse failure to regis- FORMfR AAKIANf) MAN
ter. National Cuardsmen not musloroil into Hi.. ...-v f ii... ! 1 ul""ul "Irtll
I 'mted Stales bid ore June must register.
An ollicial warning to men or military age against attempts1
to evade the draft moves the New York Morning Telegraph to say : j
"There is no way of escape. The age of a conscript is easily
determined by documentary or other evidence, aud those w ho fail I
to register in the insane belief that thev m.-.v I... . ... I....1....1 ,. ;n .
be hunted out and punished. Ami the punishment will not save
men, 1 1 ..in service. .Alter a stretch in lai the . ll . i
If you want a clear head and good
digestion you must not let your bow
els hAnnlilD .l..l.iro,l urllk nnlan.ina.s
waste from the body, as is always the l"B 'cinny or loncalla.
case when you become constipated. I ...
t'roner food, an abundance of water. I " " '"'"aer reiurnen io sntiier-
and plenty of outdoor exercise , ,ln Saturday afternoon, after atteml-
should keep your bowels regular. inK ,0 binrinnsa here.
When that falls you should take W. Cochran ,of Cottage Grove.
Chamberlain's Tablets. They cause arrived here last evening to spend a
a gentle movement of the bowels and tvv days with friends.
are easy and pleasant to take.
I I.OI II ASH 1 iUJ.
Call and get our cash nrices before
buying elsewhere. We can save you
monuy. West Hide Grocery, the store
of plenty.
Arundel, piano tuner Phone 1891..
Miss Anns Caldwell left Saturdav
afternoon for Yoncalla. where she
will visit over the week end.
A. L. lilack and C. I., tierinond.
who served here on the jury, return
ed to .Millwood Saturday aiternoon.
Prof. E. .1. Ortman. of Newport,
who had been here on business, left
Saturday afternoon Tor Kugene and
Sutheilin.
t-nuol.-a I"EH CENT
AVrjic table rVcpanlioiilkAs-
iinslbc SlumxhsaiiuliiwM
rrrr''"..... rutfni
rromotcs unjcsuoniu"""
nrssaiullAt.CoutauBitM
Oiiiiim Morpliiue uarno
or Xabcotit.
Mx-irau' 1
flSB&i (
t.on.Sntu-WnS--
norms. i-" '-"-p
racsiBaksitsf
- nl?U
Tot Infants nM Children.
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castoria
Always
Bears the
Signature
of
f U'lll
if
or.
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
Exaa wvy 6i Wrapper.
TM CINTAUH BOMMNf. MCW eH CtTV.
Live advertisers orrer the best bar- rrade, to rent, or have lost something
gains. Patronize Review advertisers, or found something, use a Want Adv.
. If you nave something to sell, tt. n The Review.
Mee II at once with l)r. KIiiif's Now ' W.
llisi overy. This soothing balsam , f
rnniedy hi alB the throat, loosens the) 4
lihlegm. Its anllsi'ptlc properties klll1"
the genu and the cold Is quickly 5
broken up. Children and grown-ups
alike fjnd Dr. King's New Discovery , J
pleasant to take as well as effective, i 8
llae a bottle handy In your medl-1
cine chest for grippe, croup and all : V.
Iirom hlal affcctlona. At your drug-;
ATTEND THE
0AKLANS
l ilists, .Mlc.
PURCHASED NEW CAR
WHILE IN PORTLAND
III Sunday's Oregonian there ap
. peari'd a phutograpb of a new Mit-
ciieii auioniooiie w nil-ii was uur-
tu loin Hii i-nt..e'- ll... ....I.. ,i;.v .. .. i . icuaseu recently ny ,l lienrlksen, ror-I
I"1" tne oini s , t lie only (lit ere ce het een nm .n. i i ...... i .....
i l: ... . I , i . ...... ..... ...ii. .... .'.ii.iuii.1 i.iiu-ner, uui now
' ' " mk 1,1 cnaiacier, in me estimation ol the War IV
parlnient."
Alter registration the actual process of selective draft will
tiegin. In decide on exemptiiuis. local boards of three or more
'T",";rs U l11 '"V ""ed I'V the President, their decisions to be
ibecl to appeal to Federal dislrict boards. Some observers see
"', '' ''" l boards a promise of fair decisions based on a know I
ed:..ie ol II, e lads, wlnle others regard them as the weak spot in
the law l.eiaiise as one paper remarks: "'I'lie local board of a
'"nn,m,l w.ll ,e composed of eitiens of that commumlv who
',v "' s ""' '"' less, ami it has I demonstrated' more
t li.m on. e. in nil ., i i-.i i-i. is -i 1....1.. . . , .
engaged In si p and cattle raising
In Kastern Oregon. In celebrating
the sale oT hts Douglas Colony rancll
I he Oreguulun says Mr. lienrlksen
leci.lid be must have a new car.
I'piiu his arrival ill Portland he spied
the .Mitchell sport club roadster, and
to use his own words: "The nifty car
just look me off my feet." The car
is a special paint job, having a gol
den bronre body with top and trim
mings to match. It seals live pas
sengers and Is the fourth Mitchell
car owned by Mr. lleuriksen.
ImiI
1 .'eneral.
"I I
1 h,
arl irularlv. 'I.i
there I, io el-ouliil lor sn. I. 1 I' " I . . 1.... . ..'
l'i"'''l 'ti tin- Amiiv ami Naw .fournal ;is smvuiit
- ilu1 and no 1. ,(.1...!.. .1. . 1 . ..... 1
' 1 ' "' "'"' n.'.islral,,.,, r in the later matter of ex-
, ' ' !"' """I M'n":' '-'.'l'el.i is sell-executing. Kwrv
' ". . linn Ihe age ln,l- i,m, ,st ., ,,. ,n.iItv (.
l.-w !..r .a.,,,,,., l regtst ,,,., w,ll fall not only on the inati
bills l.i appe-ir. but on :.i,v 1,.. .,!,.... ... ...
1 , . , legist rauon 'HCirtl
' 1,1 v " 1,1 ' I' III coll llsh.n v. 11 h t h.. i...i-o.... .. I . I rein Cilher of tht-ue e..na..u
' law pr.u i.l. s the penally of imprisonment
'"'e I'"' an olhcial or arv reuister..,! o.m.i
1 1 ut 11 it 1 ollliue at so. 1
'" mi l 1 -n.ii 'itism or evasion ;
! :i I I n-. 1 111.11 -. .1 ... . .-.
" i'M'ii'1'1 1 li'tn uie opera 1 1
i-. ' iv ".' -uise tiiey ,,re mal ried
explains :
1.,.. 'i'v'.?,.'::;'::;1:::' !""" !"-1'!'f'-- sen,,.
" T " 1 ' 1 l I t it I I t I t'fljitl
It'll! tlpoll Ihctti.
"Wlrs CI. !i 111 tit. ir ,.m
" 1 1 1 1 1 1
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I practice. The
imple."
I the draft
1 Washington dispatch
tthyT
When you do nut relish your food
it Is well to ln.inr the reason why.
Your st.itnac.il may be deliblalml, '
Miur liver turpid. xour bowels con
stipated, or uu may be enting too
1. null Many people cut more than
they kIi.miIiI. particularly those of .
middle age or older, and those ot
-1 dent.iry habits If your lack of ap
petite or relish for your food arises
correct
"iir hahlla aud take a few dose of
Chamberlain's. Tablets They will do
Mm good, ghe you a better appetite
and make you feel better. ci
n . .
Will, IttVK Nl'MMV Mill. 1
Sl-:li ICK l TIlllNH
Chautauqua
COOK AT THE
TABLE
A small table grill is very
useful cooks anything
Toasts bread too.
See them at our store.
ROSGBURQ
ELECTRIC CO.
June 2 to 7
INCLUSIVE
Programs
Are Exceptionally Good
Ellison-White
. System
DON'T MISS IT
1. C. Penney Co. Golden Rule Stores
n 1 1 7
New Silk
Waists Today
White, soft Silk,
plain or fancy Front
$1.98
Fancy Stripes
S3.98
1
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mi v
Incorporated J
m
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aer.
Ihc prci i il.i-d
ol Ihc w ,tr.
"Tli.-- rule i ii.. ri'in'ial
ill he niittili.Tol anions llioM
to the nation in their u-.ua!
trout
-Main iiiiinarrn
their carmn:- ill In
Mht.
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"'t litian, lallv ilc.) n-
hiisl..
c.:m
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' w l-t:irn,., ir, n
urcalcr .olciilial aha
1 thi-v would In- at Ph-
I ti en w nil 1 1
i i-ni'! tor t:
t:M uhol
It is aniioinici-d l.v the Si ii 1 1
11 .111
ui.-x xmii in'..; 111 soon tlic c.iiim ni. I ion o'
H t'XM'cti'd Ihat l.v Sc,ictnl-r I. th,-M. ,
the Sacramento and ., Aiil'cI.'s ho-.
At last here i c n,-n, ,. ' ..,,ut,,
icm in. n lias m M't'ioiislv handle.
I':
Ai'ar.
appt'd
t r-
tFrom tha Oatdluer Courier).
I', k'innwn about the firt or the
1 t". there will he a Sunday mall
-i 1. e on the trails runnln be
een Kuiietio and t'oos Hay t'n
!. r i-ivii'iit serx i. e uhv stations be-
Hi' lor Ihc period '"'''ii KiiKene :md .ts Hay ate nut
'i'Me.1 on Slin.l.lXs.
n extra ileik will l-e put tin
i'i.- ti.oiis Sunday and all stations
-ti iii" line will reieixe mall Sunday
'ut fn' same a. any other day In
' - ui-i-k '1'hi!. means that ti.irdi
i-i. i.iili a little effittt. could Kel a
Siin.l.iv ii-r.li-e and receive the mall
'ex il.n in tne year. Itet'dspnrt
"'H r ie mail on Sundays, which
"il! 1 -it t!:..t town one day ahead In
''i" 1 '. 1 pt nf mail cai-h Sunday.
il"i':"i.- tli.il timil will be one day
-t'.-iil in I'tmneH sffalts earh week
I r.-t.-r tne tit1-11111stan.es It would
.l'l"..t that this t.imn should Ink
-.in..- vt, to t,t the benefit of the
s' -1 n .1 .1 x Her.t.e nf mails
1I1 'i
li.lcl 1 tll,
i.t'i.-r."
li'--.':..ccn;,T,t that
' w trfflit , atv It
- . iii l.i' lai n,., I out ot'
: 1 c rate ,. ten a day.
'ftajre proh-
K'B the past
dun
W 1.. ll.,rMi .a f,
em Pa.-llii- l.uk.n ,11,
Hill" III Snllllila. in the l.-lt
lis of 1.1. .... I rrmii h h.-hii.n.,,-,.
Mis Ii K ,i
'I this 1 II V . 1,
'' .1 0 s here on Li. .1,.
a't.'tnniin for hr li"i
Mi-s liuth Patiiis, d.iuxhter ol
"' Mi .01.I Mis .les.e I'atilek. lu has
I' l'-,uf I H'll III fur sexetril eelis. is nut
't ii.it,i.iv ,,,, i, in,,r.e.i. -i.T,t 1 11 k to. iht nt
t l'iitt,.iti,l. 'temlinr I'livl.isn j
I Quality Printing
8 Busitiess Demands Good Quality
"I PRINTING 1
a From calling curds to catalogs .
1 T7e I
.1 Review Does it Right I
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New, Stock
Of trout spinntr nte now here in Silrrr, .Yickfl.
)'ntrr ir,,l .'nice, hrit iiialitii.
Vm: imvortr.l llf,tr,lH,.',i:i, line,, ,, l.Hter.
Jn.t rr,-ei,r l. .!,ltr s!,i,,mrr,t nf
lU.Yi). M.ll) K nsiil.Yi; H,),s
The hiri'yf and ntnt rnmidrif lint uf
FISHING TACKLE
tn be fmi nd iimiii hrre.
S. B. CROUCH
Tho Hardware Man Sheridan St.