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Newspaper Page Textvnrcra mamma review, tuirsdav, ji ve h. ioit. narrj' rargeier. ec; rvinry ui iue I Pouglua County Fire Patrol Asso ciation, announced tula morning that the new telephone line iu the i Ml. Scott district had been com pleted and the men mpluyiM by Fire Waiden Lander will be trans ferred tomorrow to the roast Kttuge Mountains, where several new trails win oe consiruciea. Mr. unnuer :-: BRIEF NEWS ITEMS OF THE CITY x j lu-tnurf In (Vmilng ' Sheriff's MertinK Chautauqua patrons will be Because of business matters need pleaaed to learn that our local eu- Inn atteutlon here. Sheriff l.eorge .ai . U". f . n. (jniiie was unable to attend the an- road. He Is now on the Chautauqua nual meeting of the Oregon Sher- circuit In California. Tho Pacific in s Association. v.n,n.d., ..t i Cains. Calif.. Portland today. . .. '. v...... i. ihin more Year' uieetilui than another that U. Oato. must and was much disappointed be..ise have next year It Is a repetition of of hi. inability to be present at the he Chautauqua. If the ..Nation be sessions now in progress at the Ore at peace-and we all pray most gon metropolis. The chief matter earnestly to God that It may be to be discussed at the meeting is the f"hUd t even more keen .P- uniform finger print Identification pieclation of the notable feature, system, which ... authorised thru the Klllson-White people have to a bill passed at the last session of oner. If the Nation is still in the the State legislature. . .1.. f vim Meetlnir Wiik Continued siern ami hiikui.v rhi ...,n a,,.in.i v..n.nt .n.i onei.elled entertain- As a result of the small attend ..Ml i. neeile.l till the more to ante, ine repuiar mine, thmiohtR. fnr a lime at. Itoaeuurg .-neiciiauui which began in lie attended lust pf the association ers take our least, from the combat Chimney Fire Kurly Today The fire department answered a stilfr alarm at IS o'clock this morn ing caused by a burning flue at the residence of S. A. Phillips, on South Jackson street. There was no dum agc. I'icnlc lit WlnclieMer .Mrs. II. J. Shoemaker and child ren, Mrs. Anna lloyd and Miss isa belle McKune, left Wednesday af ternoon for W inchester, where they spent the day picnlcing along the Cmpqua. Visiting Friend Here .lis l.urlen Hrown. of Lebanon, arrived here last evening and will visit several days with Mis. Analiel lienn. -Miss Hrown Is a former stu dent of the I niversity of Oregon, and has several friends In this city. Will FjiIImI in I'lutlunil A. Pope, who lor i the past nine month, has been putting Bteain fit tings In the new high school build ing, left today for Portland, where he will enlist in the army. -Mr. Pope expect, to enlist iu the aviation corps and be detailed for France for service. It.s miliil nt Oilliuil Recruiting Officer Clyde G. Hall left this morning for Dlllard to spend the day securing recruits. He was accompanied by MIsb Jessie Bunnell, who spent the day visiting there and assisting with recruiting. Four re cruits were enlisted and will be sent to Vancouver within the next few days. Cirviillis Man Here A. li. Houquet. of the Oregon Ag ricultural College, arrived here last evening to spend a few days look ing afler business matters. Mr. l'.ou mie. has visited here on several oc casions and is well known among the educators of this county. l.elt For licoim Kdward Kusted. of I.eona. who had been here with his little daugh ter. Audrov. who underwent an op eration at Mercy hospital, returned m his home this morning. The lit tie iriri in doing very nicely and is slowly Improving, lewnrn to Itouue Itiver Dr. and Mrs. C. F.. Ilrisco. of Rogue River, who" had been visiting frlemla here the Dast several days will leave for home probably this evening. They are .topping at the home of Mr. and Mr.. George Holler. New York Uwly Ix-uves Mrs. v. K. Fairchlld. of New York, who had been visiting with Frank Calkins and family the past few ilnvs will leave on her way home this evening. She is accompanied by her son. and will probably stop rnroute at Ogden. I'tah. One to inrvMllls Mrs. J. I). Oshorn left this morn ing to spend a few days at Corvalll. She will visit friends there and also look after some business matters, visit Itose Festival Miss Gladys Hupp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Hupp, left for Portland this morning to spend about a week. She will join her mother there and remain while enjoying the Rose Festival. .MiilMnrs: at Poillnnd- In this morning's issue of the Oregonlan there appeared an Hem to the effect that County Judge R W. Manners, of Rosebutg. is attend ine the Roie Festival in Portland He is registered at the Oregon Ho tel SiM'titl Siinini'Y In C Mr. and Mr.. J. H. Patrick. Iheir daughter. Miss Ethel Patrick, and Mrs. C. 11. Patrick, left this mom ing fnr Myrtle Point, where they will pass the summer. They have prop city there and will occupy the place while enjoying an outing anil vara Hon at the same time. I.iliertv lUmil nought .Indue J. W. Hamilton, who re turned here last night from Kugone reported that the regents of the I'ni- ver.it y there had purchased l.uiertv bunds In the amount oi si.i.i"'" of this amount. ." has already linen nalii. while the remainder of the mini will be remitted in install ments. Judge Hamilton is a mem ber of the Hoard of Regents and was instrumental In negotiating the purchase of the bond.. Kliiwer to I'nrtlalHl I II. Hid. lie last night sent a box of beautiful flowers to the secre taiv of the Klks' lidge In Portland The flower, will be on dlspay in the lo.lge rooms there K. II. 1-ennic county clerk, also sent some flow er, to the county clerk of Multno mah County and received a very giateful letter of thanks therefor. Thi Sour Stomach. I. a mild form of Indigestion It I. usually brought on by eatlne too rapidly or too much, or or rood not ."lied to your digestive organ. If you will eat r.lnwlv. masticate jour food thoroughly. eM but little meat and none at all for supper, you will nime than llkelv .void the sour stomach without taking any medl- clr.e whatever. When you have .our stomach take one of Chamberlain's Tablet, to aid digestion. e of the Association (cheduled for last evening was con- inued until some future date. U. W. Strong and K. C. Henson were the only member, of the organiza tion who put In an appearance. I'lKlervteut 0K-ntili Mis. Selma Bruegger, or hutuei- lin, underwent quite a serious opera tion at Mercy hospital this morn ing. IH A. C. Seely was in attend ance. Iieft For Onriliner Attorney .1. O. Watson, chairman of one of the committees appointed to solicit funds for the Red Cross Society, left for Gardiner this after noon, where he will spend the next few days. While there he will In terview Warren Heed and many other prominent people of that vi cinity relative to donating funds for the Red Cross work. Mr. Watson is well acquainted at Gardiner and it I. expected that he will raise con siderable money there. DRAIN MAN APPIIES fOR DUPLICATE CARD; LOST WHILE PLOWING hopes to complete thi work by Ju'VlT 15. when his men will be aseinntM T to fire patrol duty. 4 Mr. Gurdon A. Fury will -J-present Miss Mabel Bryan, 4 I Lyric Soprano, in a recital of 4 Italian, German and American 4" 4 songs and Operatic Arias on Friday evening. June la, at 4" the i'les-byteriau Church at S:- 4 4- li p. m. Mi.s Hazel Fancher, 4" f reader, will assist, h very one Is in cordially Invited. J If you nave sonietfilnK to ell ot rent try an Adv. In The RmtIcw tttttttttttttttt n Kvery $1000 Invented in a Liberty I Loan ilond will bring $35 a year in come. Hlmer Couper, of Oraln an- 4 peared at the office of the 4 county clerk here this morn ing and reported that he loot 4 his war registration card while plowing at his home a few days j ' ego. I pon mal:inK proper showing before the county 4 $ military board, the county clerk 4" T was instructed to issue a 4" 4 statement showing that Mr. 4 Cooper had registered in com- i puance witn tne provisions ot f the President s proclamation. Cnder the ruling of the Ad- 4 ministration officiuus. the f military boards have no legal 4 right to iHsue duplicate ret; Is- 4 t rat ion certificates, but may 4 prepare a statement showing 4 that the applicant whuse card 4 was lost hud registered. It is 4 predicted that quite a number 4 of these statement)-, will be re- 4" quested because of lost cards within the next few weeks. ri.RAIt AWAY TIIK WASTE. Bowel regularity 1. the secret of ood health, bright eyes, clear com plexion, and Dr. King". New Life Mils are a mild and gentle laxative that regulates the bowels and re- ieves the congested Intestine, by re moving the accumulated wastes without griping. Take a pill before etirlng and that heavy head, that lull spring fever feeling disappear., 'let nr. Kln'i New Life Pill, at our druggist. 25c. Ijetciiro nt Canyonvllle Prof. J. It. Horner, of Corvalll.. who spent a few days here, left this morning -for Canyonvillo. where he will deliver the address at the cloa ;ng exercise, there this evening. I'ror. Horner will talk on the subject if "The Advancement of Science ;ince the High School fame." On aturilay evening he will he at Kid dle and address the high school r'railiiatillg class there. He expects to return to his home at Corvnllls early next week. Hemmed Fiihii Klklon Miss Minnie Hell arrived home last evening from Klklon. where she hud been spending the past week visiting relatives. Montana Man Here R. S. Ei kard and O. Eckard. sheep ranchers of Montana, arrived here earlv this week from Hillings, Mont They are looking for property In this county and may decide to remain here permanently. Arrived From MimkI Itlver Mrs. P. T. Snow. Miss Gertrude Snow and Mis. Helen Chamberlain arrived here thia morning from Hood Itlver to visit a week with the for mer's father. J. W. Mote. Following their visit here, they will leave for Ketchikan. Alaska, where they win make their home. Youth N Improving Adolph Hummel, of Ynnrnlla, who last Sunday sustained a serious gun shot wound in the neck. Is said to be improving at Mercy hospital and will probably be able to leave the Institution within the next few day.. Pmiicrty lloeded to Shite The deeds to the Hnd needed by the stale for the completion of Im provements at the North I'mpiiua Fich Hatchery, were turned over to the officers today. The property was formerly owned by Golla Debernardl and Ilohert Sannl, of Crescent CUy Calif. The Improvements, according to the local men In charge, will he begun Immediately. Clilcno Visitors Hero Mr. and Mrs. J. W. liime. of Chi cago. arrived here this morning am decided to stop over in order to visit their old friends. J. M. Mome und family on South lleer Creek. They visited the place by automobile and had a most delightful time. They were registered at the rin:"!lt. County Judge Marslers end Conn ty Commissioner W. F. SI. John, who have been at Portland attending a meeting of the State Highw-a.' Commission, are erpeeted to return here tomorrow. Hun t 11 Your Ciiligl. Hang On. A cough that rack, and weaken s dangerous, it undermines your health and thrive, on neglect. He !leve it at once with I Jr. King. New Discovery. Thi. soothing balsam remedy heal, the throat, loosen, the phlegm. It. antiseptic properties kill the germ and the cold is quickly broken up. Children anil grown-up. alike find Hr. King'. New DLrovery pleasant to lake as well a. effective. Have a bottle handy In your medi cine chest for grippe, croup and all bronchial affi-ction.. At your drug gist.. Sue. ItKMOYAI. NOTICF.. The nenti Transfer and Storage Company h;i moved It. oftif-e from Jackson .treet tn 410 Wet Cas street. Phone 12 3. II. J. DENN. Ir. A. F. Sether returned here iIiIk morning after a couple of day. pent in Portland, where he attend ed the Hose Festival. Ctmlcra Morbus. This is a very painful and danger- ous disease. In almost every neigh borhood someone ha. died from it before medicine could be obtained or a physician summoned. The right way is to have a bottle of Chamber lain'. Colic and lliarrboea Itcmedy in the house .o as to be prepared for t. Mrs. Charles Eiiyeart, Hunting ton, Ind., writes: "During the sum ner of 191 1 two of my children were liken sick with cholera morbus. I ised Chamberlain's Colin and Dinr hoea Remedy and it gave them Im mediate relief." c Wvl. if A Real Chance to Serve the Nation When you buy h Liberty Loan bond you not only serve your country, but you make a tp!en did investment. The bonds pay three and one half per cent interest. They are backed by the United States. The success of the Liberty Lean bond means the success of the United States in the great war. The bond is to be hnd in denominations from $50 to $100,000. aaaiMal. See us about one today. ASK YOUR BANKER TRY OUR JERSEV ICE CREAM In Lije Small I3rick DOUGLAS COUNTY CRKAMBRY Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 18L. !0000000000 O Rj i0OOOOOOOOO o EAL SERVICE DWO0hXi0Q.OX(!OOOOOO Yes, real service is what The Keview nives, both to its readers and advertisers. Here is the result : The Keview prints and circulates to its subscribers, every week, far more papers than are published by all the other county papers in Douglas County in the same time. This is no idle boast we stand ready to prove it. This fact is of special importance to advertisers. When you buy publicity you want your money's worth. The Review drives you practically twice as much as you can pet anywhere else. Phone 90. Our service is at your command. 0000X0X0XOOOOOCOOOiv'XiOOOvO'0OOOOOOCv':'0'00" f5-9 Two Tvnesettin(f h&l J r o - 5 Machines "SiiT Enable us to give prompt service for any kind of work, catalogs, books or jobs. Capacity unlimited, quick and reliable. Real Service and Real Printing "Business Building" is based on Advertising and "Real Service" The Roseburg Review ROSEBURG Phone 90 OREGON How Does It Benefit Me? liusiness men believe in the Federal Reserve Sys tem, but many of them know little about it or how it operates. To tell our community how the system benefits them and how they can contribute directly to its sup port, we have prepared a short pamphlet. If you haven't seen it we shall be glad either to mail it to you or give it to you if you will call. The Douglas National Bank Member Fchrat Reserve System. Capital and Surplus $130,000.00 Siik for llooiclil, "How Dors it Dene fit Mr!" SAY TERESA- LET'S BUY A CASE OF SODA" We can serve it in the office or on picnics, every where you know good idea it's a go Phone 186 It's "The" drink buy it by the case, any flavor or Coca Cola The Roseburg Soda Works Best Quality Canned Goods We have a complete line of the well known Diamond "Y" canned Roods. Try the sifted wrinkle peas, none better, also beans, corn and tomatoes. (Jive our canned baked sweet potatoes a trial, theyr'e fine. THE CASH STORE i4r,Sc SPECIAL NOTICE A strong advance in IRON has enabled us to pay you $10.00 per ton delivered, for any kind of Scrap Iron, Steel or Cast. So RiilhiT up nil your ol.l Inm ami rcI your money for It. Wo are hIhu Iii the market Inr luilcs, pdu, wpul. old liriinB. copper, rug, m-coiiil liaml cloltic itml niHcliliiery. Hcst of pricftt pulil. We humlle miyilihiK or viilue, so cull ub lieforo illNpnnlng of anytliluR you have. "Sl.ll lti: llCAl, TO l," (i It MOTTO. Douglas Hide & Junk Co. Main nml Onk Streets. Roseburg, Oregon I'linue Ulll. KMl.HIH OF I'VTIIIAS, Aliht l.inlc.e No. 4 7. i I.-, every eJ- neBil.iy ewnlTiK Cur Jucknon and CasH SI Vhitn4 ulAny wclcr.me I. T. WlilTNKY. C. O. I(DY I' I ' l' lull , M. . K. K. WIMHIOIII.V, K. H 3 wooii.mkv oi' Tin: worn. n, oaK Cauip No. ISIi. Meet III the OiW Ki'llows' hall In KoiubiirK ev'ry li"t .In! Monil.iy fii-nlnsi Vlnlt IliK in-1 I'll In it's always welcome. I. M T1IIIOXK. ('. :. M. .M MII.I.KK. Cerk. WOMI-.N or WOOIK'IIAI-'T, I. Mac Circle No. 4'J Merta on the 1st anil :iid Monday evenillK of eacb mouth at Odd K.;lo hall. Vlnlt Iiik n'ernti'ii'i tn good atanillnK are liiviied to allcml. liOIIA (.II.IIKIIT. (I. N. I I.AKA C. l.l ll.l.ll. Clerk. II. I'. O. r:lk, llnM-hnrc lxllfe. So. Jtiiil. Iloida ri-Kiilar coniiuunlra tloua at tlin Klkn' Temple on the 2nd and 4th Thursdajs of each month. All uieiiibi-ia re(jientei to attend regularly, ami all TlnlMnK brothera aro cordially Invited to altinil. K. II. STKWAHT. K. K. IKAB.JIII)iil.K. S.c. i:.(il.KS, KoHcniirg Arle meeta In their h:ill on Jackaon St., on 2n4 and 4th Monday evenini; of ea"h month, at X o clo k Vlnllnt bieth leu In nood iiI.iii'IIiik alwaa we ciiine. J C. KoKMIi, W. I'. II V. (.OOliM . W. Si'C. I'hone M 1113. KUllhAIM. HoiiebuK llehekah l.iiilK". No 4' I. O. O K Meeta In Odd Fcllowa' Templa erery Tiicday evunlnK. Vlnltliix tlatvrf and brelhren Invlled to altend. MKS KM MA I.KNOX. N. (I. MltS. Til. I. IK JOIINHON. 8o. KI.SIK lllMi'HREY. V. a. I. O. ). F., Hilling Htiir Ixm1k No. 174 meeta In the Odd Kellowa' Temple every Friday evening. Vllltlng brethren always welcome. W. S. I'OWKI.l.. N. O. CAUL W. OIIMW, ltec. Secy. M. KICK I. K, K. 8. IO V A I, OltllKIt OF MOONK, ItiMte burg Lodge No. 1037. Meeta Mon dny evening of eai week, at 8 o' clock In Maccabee ball. All visiting brothers are Invited to attend. W. J. MOON. Dictator. H. O. 1a::OKTKH. Secy. 1. O. o. F., I'nlim Kniampment No. . Meeta In Odd Fellows- Temple, every Tburaday evening. Vialllng brethren alwayn welcome. 0. II. 1'ICKKNS. V. V. 1. U. IIA1I.KY. II. J. K. I'ICKKNH. H. S. JAM i:3 KWAHT. V. 3. I. ). I). F., I'liilrlArUn lodtfe No. H, Meets In Odd Fellow:' Temple, corner Jarknon and ('ana Sts., on Hnttirday evening of each week. Members of the order In food standing are Invited to attend. V. T. JACKSON. N. II. A. J. OKHHK.H, Hec. Hecy. J. II. UA1I.KY. Fin. Secy. O. K. H., luMhuric Clmpler No. H. Iloida their n-Kiilar meeting on Ilia lt and 3rd Thursday in each month. Utng members In good standing are reapectfully Invited to attend. MISS MAIttiARKT PAUK. W. M. FKKK JOHNSON. Secy. I A. V. A. M., Iiaarel No. IS. Itegulnr Communications 2nd and fourth Wednesdays each month at I Masonlo Temple, RosvbuTR, Ore. t Visitors welcome. ' IIKNJ. CARO. W. M. I . W. F. II A KRIS. 8ec7.