Roseburg review., June 13, 1917, Image 6

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8-Reels Today
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MAJESTIC
THE BRIGHT SPOT
It's Different,
ALWAYS A
GOOD SHOW
UATI HZm KVtmY DAY WHOM ITOI I M tVKHINO PtmFQRHAHCg 7 15 & $ bQ
TODAY, ONE DAY ONLY
UOHOTHY I. L.M'OHT
IN THE
Girl and the Crisis
A Tive part Red Feather production. A modern political story of
plot and counter plat. A story th.it is full or action, romance and
thrilln.
I'oito vm:ki.y. Always ;hh1.
FAKING FAKIRS
It'K an I.'KO Komedy In two purln that's u side-splitter,
don't want to laugh, don't come.
If you
TOMORROW
'P ATRIA"
With Mrs. Vernon Castle
Also "Robinson Crusoe," "Hidden DaiiKor," and "Knlghta of
llnthlun."
the
Friday: Violet Morsereuu in "Susan's Hcnllemnn." It's
Huturduy: Anita Stewurt In "The (ilory of Yoluudu."
COMIMj i:.T NI'MtAY All MOMIAY: .MtlLLIK Kl,
"TIIK MTKTF.ItY OK TIIK Dot III. 10 ('ICONS."
Tlie ureal est mystery Mory ever filmed.
Illueblrd.
IN
pomhase uo'in.
(Continued I-rom Page 1)
Gordon S-tlier lhu
L. Wunberly 1
Miss 1'earl Jones luU
Franklin Fabruiiser 4i
tlizahelh Williams &u
lri Kite
Morrill Karl Killer, Jr luo
AI.I.Lt.l ll l.lotolt MnI'KNsKH
WAS HKI I.V HY Jt STICK
Follow inr were tlie bonds sold by
OK TIIK I'LAO: ItllUH.F. AM the Itosebur National Hank:
sKTl;S'l:l TO OU lAYS l lionetiuri! National Hank ....fl6UV
THK Kil VIV J. III,.
J. IiAViH
' It. C. Markee ....
1 Mrs. A. J. Kenton
(). W. Ityan
Iu
I ee 1 in e uuu
OfflCfRS AWAIT THE PROOfj--
H. U. Connelly KU
If Sniilh Vu Conn-olio! lly the
'Highcr-l'iV He .Now Ha h
i liHiire to lrove lli Aeei
tioiiN to till' Officer.
AUNT POLLYS
Out Size
SHOES
WOMEN
New Shipment Just in
KOSEBUKC; BOOTKKIE
' lltVIN ItKI .NN
Hhoe Tluil Satisfy and Fit Your l-'eet.
TerkliiB llullditig - - - Cub Street
tiik r:ri kt or Tin: n
o iN i i:iti:sr it vn:s.
Recent developments with refer
ence to the war mid the offering to.
sale hy i ho Government ol unprore
d en ted it toon ill a of bonds, lias, no
doiiht, caused ou to think ignite seri
ously k hi mi t the possibility on mi nd
wincn in farm loan rates in the near
future. There 1h and ran he no Men
tion an to the succetm of the present
and fill uie (lovm umciit bond Issues.
It in our privilege and patriotic duty
to nhxoih (hes Issues an fast an ot
tered. I'Htrlotic impulses Hhouhl
not, how ever, en 1 1 rely hlind iih to
our own condition and the effort
that Issuance and Kale of such enor
tooiiH i iiii nt it ffH of bonds will have
on Interest rates. It will undoubt
edly create a shortage, and a vety
large one. in fund w lib h w ould
otherwise seek Inveslnieut in farm
loan.
Money 1 the only commodity to
day that In chea ii. A tubstantial
raise in Inteie-d rales sooner or later
in an inevltatde an that the sun will
rise and net loinoirow. It behooves
you then to have your anangomenl
made to take care of otlr loan on
your farm If it Ik ahotit to mature.
We have, made ai TaiiKemcnt w hore
hy we call take your application now
and k' l ' advantage if the
preHent low rate on our twenty year
plan of lend in k money. Now Is the
time to finance your farm loan and
get it on n lontt time basin. Our
twenty year plan wiM tide ou over
any period of hih interest rates
likely to occur. Write us today for
in I'oi in.it loii coni erniiiR our twenty
year plan or I t-ti l i n l money. S'e will
take your application now and aurc
In rtmiish you the money any time
wilhiiiK the next six months at pres
ent ratt'K of iliteiesl. Write loilav.
KICK AMI KICK.
See M. I'. Ui.e.
- .
i-.il On lleie TiHlny
I". U Craii'. ireHenlint; theOii
Koti I i nil t 'oni pain . ami I 'red I..
Stiaim. rouniy Iruit inspector, spent
the l iy hi the rural i lt ri t s. whcie
t hi' iited a nu in her of rant he i m
aul rruiti:iowers. Mr. Kranx i-. much
iniere-ted ill the development of the
in-in ii i f 1 1 ? In Oregon and I es
pecially pleased with the outlook in
I Niiml.i.i county He says heans
thrive here and t hei e Is no reason
why hooplas Countv shttu'ld not pro
duce a bin crop till season. Mr.
1'ian Ito rlv liet at Suitieilin
hut I making his present he,i.iiiar
ter" at Kuni'iie.
I toevl ScrUre len Mete
.1 C I 'aw kee. pitipei i v auditor
for the -'i)ielr Sei u e, niid assi-l
lUll propeitv auditnt, Klbeit M
Cousins, ariixeil here e-teiday trom
Mhanv to attend to tontine bust
lies- and n ud it t In mi p plies of t he
lor.tl lores! i y nffices
Al io m ti-: t.i m: ii ror.
1 i4i 1 v stae and Miitos for Marsh
Held ami all i'tos Hay points, also
lor I'eel ami Millwood, leave i W.
liupiiM Ki''''iv .stoic Fare 1o Myr
tle I'olllt. "'I. Keervations niinlc
at l:ct Sheridan street l'hone
Special Prices Gas Ranges
for next 30 days
4 burner stove with oven mnl broiler, was now $211
Cabinet rane similar to eut in tins Adv. $11.00
Rediued to .10 00
k
I
KE LI A RLE
GAS RANGES
Oregon Gas & Electric Co.
G.'G. KAI'P. Manaucr
The last aId probably the final
chapter in the ilraiua Involving W. K.
Ultneyl Sinilh, u few botlU-s of
bonded whiskey, and a hired det-e-tle
KlitiK his name hs Kred Har
per, was enarted In the Justice court
here this alteriKHin, when Smith, In
the role of the liood Samaritan,
pleaded KUitty to viotatillK the state
prohibition law and was fined in
the sum of $i:.o. .lust to make the
sentence a little more emphatic with
out great humiliation to the prison
er. Justice Itlddle added that "the
prisoner should be confined in the
county lail for a term of tin days.
Kec-utiou ol the latter and prohabl
the most severe part of the sentence
was suspended by the court as Ioiik
as Smith lefralliM from enuauinK ill
the illicit traffic which resulted In
his arrest.
The history of Smith's rase is
somewhat out of the ordinary and
resembles In many respects the light
fiction contained In the moie sen
sational dime novel. A few months
iiuo Harper dropped Into ItosehurK
and repiesentcd that lie was fill
ploved as solicitor for a rami jour
nal This "halt" was meat for
Smith, and he "fell" without a
falter I'or three days he hauled the
dotectiw about t lie county, while
the latlet " pi etended" to be selling
his wares. It was on the fourth
niKht of his operations here thai
Harper tained the confidence or his
rrlend and purchased the contra
band The arrest of the jitney
driver followed. Smith Is a soil or
Jovial and Indifferent chap, and bis
rrfendlv disposition commanded the
I onfidcll' e of the officers It w as
then thai he was released upon his
own recognizance.
(lu the tollowini: nighl Smith went
to Itlddle bv automobile, wbeie he
hoarded a liain for poluls in Cali
fornia. There he remained until a
few days ago. when be returned to
Itofeliura in readiness to rereie the
sentence of the collll.
Appiireiilly chagrined by his ar
rest, lepoils have now been circil
laled about the city that Smith has
openly locllsed some of the leading
iltifells of Koseburg Willi being bis
he-l cuslnmeis. It is als-o asserted
Ibal some ol these persons made
slrcnuoti elfoits lo have him re
main in California, or out ol the
jtii i-ilii I ion of Ihe officers of this
county These accusal iolw are al-
le.-ed lo hale been given out by the
officials, and bail not been continued
I v the defendant
If Smith has been made the tool
of the highel lips", as Hie officers
claim, and was not engaged in Ihe
illicit sale of liunor for profit, he
now hat a chance to prove his as
onions lo the sheriff and his as
sistants. If Smith falls to make
g.tod Ins boa-ls Ins- statement will
stand i h.ilb llged and be will be rele
gated lo Hie class of "poor sports.'
It is Hie hlsloiy of criminal actions.
u Hie olfuers sav. for Ihe pernn
t hai god to anctiipt to sbilt the
blame lor his In auient to other.
ami theleby save his own skill. fiolll
iilllvisin. Tins may be Hue in
Smith s cil-e.
It was icportcd Hus afternoon
tli.il Smith held a . uu v ei sat ion with
one of his fi lends Hus morning, and
assured Ihe l.illcl pel son that he
had not or did he intend to betray
his iiisioiiicrs. Ibis is taken to
mean that Smith has not divulged
the names ol those who purchased
liiiuoi I kiii tt i in or does uol intend
lo make their identity known.
Whether I "1st nil Attorney Ncll
Hcr and the oilier oflueis will make
till effort lo as. ci lain Ihe names ol
Hi e mi ..n.e.l higher ops ' men
Honed so prominently m Hie affair
is a mote ni. liter ol coiilei lure ,il
tills tllllU It is possible, biivxevcl.
that Smith will soon reengage in
H'o iiuiev business and (in I bet pro
ceedings will be iltiM'pcd
KV TODAY.
I 1 1ST l.adv s gold w.ilib Kinder
please ti'lltlll lo this oftue
$44HU
Postmaster Itelzensteln reported
the following subscriptions this af
ternoon to the Liberty bonds:
Hudolph Huddle lu(lll
Clara McCoy
C. W. Hoyle
MatHe K. I'erry
J. It. llalley
Ceorxe H. Iless
Clenn I.. Ilodle
Henj. K. I'oole
Hoy K. Bellows
W. W. SIliKletun
('has. II. Fields
J. V. Kesler
I'Hlll V. Clivillier
Kohert (iile
L. K. Helensteln
H. I. Hansen
Kdward H. Lenox
Chan. K. Koherls
Illanche K. Heed
llforiis W. Neuner
Ceo. Neuner, Jr.. and Mrs.
Myrtle Neuner
Kvelyn Alice liiline
K. V. Hoover
I Itoland Swartz
, Irwin S. Uiifh
i Mrs. .1. Kllen Perkins
illeali II. Illlhar
; W. F. Chapman
( Mrs. A. C. Kidd & Son
It. K. Harness
j Faye and llernlce Abraham.
Jeanette Kice
I Kdward ti. KohllniKen . . . .
! Albert S. Huey
Henjamln Blackburn
! Harry S. Ilodley
! Florence L. KohlhaKeu ....
I Louis KoblliaKen
I .lames O. Ncwlnnd
A. II. Foster
Klorence W'iinberly
Max and Corrim Combs . . .
H. O. I'arKeter
II. li. Turner
50
5u
50
ID
Ml
50
51)
50
50
511
50
ion I
100 i
inn I
lull
ail
50
511
1 oil
1 00
I Oil
1 uu
f,o
Hid
lull
1 no
50
1 1ll!
1 on
ion
loo
50
For the Bride
JUSE,
the month of wedding,
brings the question of wedding
gifts to our iiiiuda. The ap
propriate gift may easily be
tielectfd at this store. Silver
is always a welcome gift.
AI.VI.N slher is a favorite with
young brides. We a I so have
an attractive Hhowlng of
KUTliiitc Mler. HAWhKs
t il dLASS is a phasing gift.
We also HUKKest I'ickunl lluml
I'niiited hi tin. SelectiotiK can
easily he made from this pretty
ware. If in doubt about what
to give the bride we will he
pleaHed to make suggeM ions.
See our window dUplay.
Quality Hervlce.
BUBAR BR0S.1
Jewelers and OptometrUta.
SPLENDID COMEDY PROGRAM AT THE
A
ANTLERS THEATER i
5 Tonight only at 7:15 and 8:45 2
JANE GRAY and TULLY MARSHALL
f In tbe five-reel Ince-Trlangle Photoplay J
"Let Katy Do It"
K And a Blde-npllttlng two-reel "Keystone" Comedy. Also a new and 8
f exceptionally Interesting I'niversal Magazine. Admission as usual, K
f ,-k- AMI l(l lilt; SHOW .V A.M lc. J
2 Thursday evening only at 7:15 and 8:45 Zk
J ItKK CISOSS IIK.NF.FIT rKltFOIt.VUXCE 5
V. il IIII II I ' I I I III
X UU11I1V M. 1VUV11V11
a in Tin-: i i vi
KIIKI. I'AKAMOl NT lIIOTOlI,AY
LOCAL ANO PERSONAL.
1 'HI
50
I $i;.()ii
T.'Uil Hond Sale-..
Dmitrlas National ltank ....$ 1 7, !i 50
! First State SaviiiKs Hank. !',2'H
. I'mpuua Valley Hank
I'ostolTice 4,.Mtn
i Koseburg National Hank ... 4, 4ml
t.rund total $ir,.(MH(
- Stihl ( ni load of (hmmI
A lame sale was ao omplished
here today bv A. 1,. Johnston, rep
resentative (or the Aunt .letnina
Mills, of t. Joseph. Missouri. Mr.
.lohtwton contracted orders for the
cereals he is salesman for. amount
i Inu lo a tiirlo.id. from the uroeers of
, this eity. This is one ol' tlie laruest
1 orders he has ever made in one city.
Forbes pure Vanilla, a large bottle
loc, at the People's Supply Co.
Sun Maid Seeded Kaisins, nominal
pound packages luc, al the People's
Supply to.
Regular $1.00 Gem safety razors,
with 7 blades, Tor 7!c at the Hook
Store.
Take a joy ride In liiK. new hus hi
parties from s to 1 to tireens, Win
chester or I'ixunville, J.'.e round trip,
(let rates on lontier distances. Auto
Street Car Co.
.Mrs. Robert Anlauf left yesterday
afternoon for her home at Anlauf.
.Mrs. Anlaul had just been dismissed
from Mercy hospital and in Reeling
greatly improved.
John W. Parker, secretary of the
Hoi-eburi; Commercial Club, left for
Pottland last night, where he is at
tending the Kose Festival. He will
relntii here Sunday.
Mrs. Case s. dressmaking parlors
removed to 610 So. Main. Orders
taken for hemstitching. Spirella cor
sets made to order. Perfect fit guar
anteed. Phone 17'M.
Mrs. Fran!? Meagher, who had
been spending the past six weeks
here wilh her mother. Mis. J. H.
Sloan, ret urned yesterday a l ternoon
to her home at Portland.
Flour Jump.- again. They say
gambling is the cause, everything
else is doing the same thing. iet
your fotoa now before they do like
wise. Clark & Clark, Fotograffers.
Mrs. K. Miuginbothaut and daugh
ters, .Marvel and Ada. left Tuesday
afternoon for Kugene to spend a few
flays, before leaving for Marsh field
to visit. They were accompanied b
Miss Opitnla Swindell, of Medfoid.
who hail been their nuest and h
will visit a' Kugeno for a few days.
2
Monday it Tuesday: Douglas 1- airbanks In "In Again, tint Amiin." 'A
4
"THE SLAVE MARKET"
And the ninth chapter of the patriotic serial,
"LIBERTY"
Ge and 10c Hed Cross Henefit Irformance Sc and 10c
Friday evening only Ht 7:15 and :45
AI.I.Al K l;i:il ANO CIJ'O KIIX.KIA
In the five reel Paramount picture
THK VFI.LOW PAWN
A stirring photo-drama which relentlessly exposes the merciless
methods of the third degree, combined with a sweet and tender
love story. Aho on this program a Triangle Comedy and a Lamb
son Scenic. Admissionac and 10c.
Douglas Fairbanks in
TWO I'KOPLK ii:ai.
(Continued from Page One.)
tried to pump in a cartridge, hut the
trigger jammed.
1 Nothing daunted, he covered Oeh
iler and made him a prisoner. The
older man ran into the brush and
! it..,.. A,li,.t..W- u t-'iir nnt rwhi.ir
'thought the shot hud been 'directed;'1 '' Jhal j1 P!a""ed
Both Oehler and Ragsdale at
tempted suicide In the county jail a
few weeks ago, the former by poison
and the latter by slashing his wrists.
After he was sentenced today. Rags
dale told the jailer there was only
one thing in life he wanted, and that
was to see his family in Lake Creek.
It was on the testimony of his step
daughter that he was convicted, and
to Lake Creek and kill the entire
family, as he had often threatened
at him, so no attention was paid to
i Sheriff Jennings, who was in Med-i to io-
ford, was notified and rushed out 30 I 0 .
1 guardsmen stationed in the city. Round and purebred Tercheron
.They surrounded the brush and ad- stallion Aguinaldo (50135) will ba
vanring slowlv came upon Ragsdale's it Judd s barn, Koseburg, from
dead body. He had shot himself I Tuesday noon to Wednesday nooa
through the temple, apparently as ! each week. Fifteen dollars to Insure
soon as he saw his companion had S. H. Croy.
been captured. No hlatue Is placed t J. H. Horner, of CorvalUs, arrived
upon Oehler by the local authorities. ' in Koseburg last evening to spend a
They accept his story that he was j couple nf days in the Interests of
torced to do the bidding of the older the Oregon Agricultural College. He
man. is registered at the I'mpuna Hotel.
diiister lliisy Here
J I. Ki.hardson. Independent fire
adjuster, left today for Portland, af
ter several days spent in this viein
itk adjusting fire losses. The prop
crtv adjustments made by Mr. Rich
ardson was ihat of the Hie loss of
Joe Campbell on Monday, and S. A.
Hall, a resident of the Sutherlin dis
trict. A couple of farmers who had
money enough to buy the Pyekman
Hotel iii Minneapolis, were refined
admittance to the dining tootn be
cause one of them wore a soft shirt
The farmer doubtles didn't under
stand that to minirle with real '"so
net y" in these da s he shouldn't
have worn ativ shut at all or coat
either. The ' bared one" is what
conni1. and as a refill wearing ap
parel is becoming more aiol more ab
breviated with each succeeding year
Sutherlin Sun.
Pay makers lien- Texla
Major A. l . Kdwaids and Lieuten
ant F. J. Raker, arrived here this af
ternoon Willi Capt. Todd, of Com
pany I. Woudbuin Infantry, bring
inn tlie company's pay for ihe month.
The paynnisteis will leave this even
ing for northern points.
' The li-henmii have subscribed
I ;.". which has been collected for
t he pit i pose nf reinov ins Ihe snaus
ioui of the t'nipona River. This, to
IgethtT wiih what the tort has nitrced
, to give. will, it is thought, remove
'most of the snags which do the most
damage
.j. MtiKi: n: wt::i. 4
4. f
4. A telegram was reieived -
. here today to the eftei t that 4
4. Hie War Hepartment has .J.
4 1 . 1 lied tor To. 1 additional 4.
4. le ruils In order to (ill the
4. Keixular Army to war strength
4. b.More June ::o. Ka.ililies 4.
4, have already 1 1 inoiuled lor 4.
4, .1 ;i . iiii; these mi n under train- 4.
4. uu:. and they will be sent lo 4-
4. oaiul's as fast as tlu-y ale en- 4.
4, ll-ted Men elitibl" ill this 4
4 senile must be tiet w een the 4.
4, ai:es of Is and I" years, with- 4'
J. 0111 ile"enilents. Itei'lilitlllK 4,
4. (MT rer Hall, with headiilarlei s 4.
4. at Hie Hr.ili.l Hotel, has full ill- 4.
4. vtru. lion- recirdiim thee 4
4. .ii. Osed enllsttuelit .. 4.
I'iii; i;kt ; toom t'..ii
liuiuue l-'l I'ounlas
siii
. 1 .
Kill; SM K liMllted toil. reel, lines,
hook- b.i-k.-l .10 1 hall '"'V. '
Sate etole Iwj.'Ii 'aitJi ' b"i'
In. pine 1:1 U Houclas St
W WIIH Ml. I. II. af d liable
man lo welk .Hound bo-J'it.il V P
pl lo M. lev H0-plt.1l
I Oil S M V. ( lit K ' b' .id ol
horses. J '. veals eld. J t iat
old. I old linl-.i A. Lit. -s J ' 1 1 v.
ill. lid. He. Illeten '
W S 1 I II .-1 .l-.'tl.'d
hixlH. it.'luered tour linie
1I,.1 tile . also t "
t en 1 e I'hoiit : I K
Maedl
lies i-a-l el
-tt to build
C J Holt
F(K SM.F. I i.i 1 k bav wolk horse.
I so.ind and til good rendition,
iibt lion lbs W HI heal l'-'r
Crei-k livery bsrn KNdny, June
ANOTHER
CHEVROLET;
VICTORY
Reports Mom ihe Slate Automo
bile He isl 1 al ion Hure.ui at Sa
lem, (ire. "how that the Che ro
1. 1 I1.1.N in the f.tle tor eleciric.tlly
equipped automobiles in th"
-fate of Or cmi for the month of
M.tv . w ith the net compftitor
ten cat" behind
i IIF Itol I T Molnlt i'XUH
SoLMF.O. B. KOSEIH'KC
Glenn II. Taylor
Agent, Kos bvr
1 $m u
Jewelry And
Or
A great deal of attention
is being p ud these d.iV s to
harmony beie. n jeuelty
ami co-Mime, Wiih the le
Milt that the eltecls are
much more at i ractiv v .tint
in iic
oa will find here Jecl
r lie--tled wall -pc,al
lliouttil to the pi, a lnit
mode", and you ir..y be rr
nel at ihe Hinder. !
pricf we a-k tor our lui
luotld )ewelr. d.HIltv !ih
tree dtsigli", iilld solid fculd
p.e,'e
l.'t ur jt-welry be in
ke piui; w !' h our sarlt It
Is iif ttt make the ristit
e!e4-fnn from our complete
hue of Halln.rtTk and other
T'S. HUEY CO
Koseburg, Oregon.
Keep Up With The
New xMethods
In Business
ChaiiKitn.' coiiiiuereial ronditions liriiig chaiiL-ltiK met hods. Our In
struclois are practical olfice people. I'ublic Accountants and Sten
ographers who have kept closely in touch with systems demanded
by progressive business nu n. Any text book used in this school
must conform to this standard. We have on our files endorse
ments from leading business men in the country who publicly
recommend our work, and what Is better, these firms are now us
ing systems installed in their plants by our Instructor.
We train younit men in the shortest possible time for clerlr.il posi
tions in Civil Seriice and the ljunrlcrinaster Corps of the Army.
This is the Kind of Business Training that Pays
Isn't it worth your while lo invediKate an opportunity that is at
our door?
Rosebur? Practical Dusiness Co!!ec
IS HERE TO HELP YOU
- OPENS JUNE 18, 1917
Fundi I'ai-ly.
Corner l.nne A Main Ht
Silk Petticoats
at
$1.98
Special for Friday made of
Taffeta Silk in all Newest
Shades, well worth $2.50
See Window Display
BELLOWS
.4 WOMAX'S' SHOP FOR HW.4.VS HEAR
B4 IV I LM l-M AKK Store )
1). C M llolroilib
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