rum rmxm
l'KOPl.R OK THAT THIUVIVU
MAMI.KT 1K).NATE MUI1E THAN"
200 TO TllK HK1 I'UOSS
ro.MMITTKKS AKE HAIU AT
WUKk.
SOME PERSONS ARE SELFISH
A I't'U' Men of l.nrct Mt-nn Have
Oflfrml to (Jive - I. ill If an $1
-One Man Ho War
Will Coiitintie.
The Red Cross teams bring in good
reports from the canvass for funds
thus far, iu some instances meeting
with much, better results than an
ticipated, but over against these good
reports they also are compelled t o
report certain selfish individuals,
who lack the needful spirit of pa
triotism, or arc so inhuman that they
care not what becomes of the soldier
and sailor boys who go from our
homes to light for our country in
this her hour of peril. DouglaB
County will be compelled to send to
Washington a list of "slackers," and
most of the names handed in thus
far are men of plenty of wealth, so
that they would he making no sacri
fice. even should they subscribe
hundreds of dollars each. This call
for funds to the Red Cross war fund
does not come Irom the men who
are in the field tegglng for your lit
tle contribution, nor from the state
headquarters at Portland, nor does
it come from National headquarters
at Washington, I). C, but the call
comes direct from President Wilson,
commander-in-chief of the army of
the United States, so when you re
fuse to give in this great cause you
are refusing the President. Hut this
is not all. You are deliberately say-
Untnt Burchfleld bad promised to
hold a rally at Winchester this even
ing, but on account of his taam be
ing obliged to visit Camas Valley
and other outlying districts today
aud tomorrow, this meeting bad to
be cancelled. If every part of the
county will respond as Winchester
has, Douglas County will be able to
report double our apportionment.
DESERTER WAS TAKEN
BY R0SEBUR6 OfflCER;
TAKEN 10 PORTLAND
4 After eluding detection for .J.
several months. Hoy Good
4 mail, a well known resident of
J. the Oakland vicinity, was ar-
rested there by Sheriff Ueorge .J.
J. Quine last night and was later 4
4. brought to Koseburg and com
J. mitted to the county jail. He
-J. is charged with being a de- $
4. serter from the Vnited States .$.
4- Army and will be taken to
Portland tomorrow, where be f.
j. will be turned over to the 4"
4. Federal authorities. Reports
4. received at the sheriff's office
4. Indicate that Mr. Goodman de- 4
4. serted from the army while
4- stationed on the Mexican 4
4. border last summer. He has 4.
traveled quite extensively since 4
4. that time ana only recently re- f
4. turned to Oakland. The Gov- 4.
4 eminent Is making a deter- 4
4. mined effort to round up all 4.
4 deserters at this time and the
4 sheriffs have special lnstruc- 4.
4 (ions to arrest them as rapid- 4
4 ly as they can be found. 4
SLACKER FROM COOS
COUNTY IN JAIL HERE!
Will 60 TO PORTLAND
Preston Berg, a Norwegian, aud a
reAiileni of Uuoh County, ih the lat
est slacker to be placed in the coun
ty Jail here, preparatory to being
taken to Portland to answer to l.'ie
ing to the mothers of KoKeburg and I Federal authorities. According to
Uouglufl County, "Send your boys, the prisoner, however, he is willing
for whom you have suffered and sac-j to register, and came here for that
rifieed; let them go to the trenches purpose. Hut sincothe time has ex
of France and fight for me, for the pi red, there is no other alternative,
security of my property and inter- nay the oflicers, but to turn the man
ests, and for the continuation of j over to the Government. On account
American liberty; they may be of his willingness it Ih believed he
wounded In battle, and lie on the will be taken at once into the army,
battle fields until death shall come I Berg Is 26 years of age and is not
to relieve their pain, but I will not I naturalized. He was accompanied
give one cent to help the lied Cross here by a number of his Coos County
care for them, for 1 believe in keep- friends.
ing the money at home." You say i o -
there are no such selfish people iu (From The fiardiner Courlor.)
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
'
Ft ' .
CHAITUQIANS PY
TKII11TKA TO ORKOON
(From the Gardiner Courier).
W. P. Keed returned the first of
the week from a business trip to
Koseburg aud other points.
A. V. Smith, deputy sheriff, took
out the election returns and regis
tration cards to Koseburg.
Commissioner Fred Weatherly, of
Siottsburg. was in Gardiner Wednes
day attending a meeting ot the
Port.
liert Roberts, well known in the
lower I'mpqua country, is now lo1
cated in business at Manhattan, Ne
vada. Mrs. U S. Weeks was In this city
from Winchester Itay the last of the
week visiting with friends and shop
ping.
Commissioner Frank Wells, of
Elkton, was in this city Wednesday
for the purpose of attending a meet
ing of the Port.
Mrs. Mary E. Ijinkester. of As
toria, president of the Rebekah As
sembly of Oregon, was in this city
the last of the week.
K. C. Hill, s game warden from
Eugene, was in this neighborhood
last week looking after matters con
nected with his office.
Mose Towne. who is employed on
the road at Winchester Bay, was in
Gardiner the last ef the week at
tending to matters of business.
A company has been organized to
build ships at Reedsport, on the
rmpu.ua. A number of vessels were
built at Gardiner, in early days, but
for tnanv years there has been no
shipbuilding on the Umpqua.
Mrs. J. S. Gray, Mrs. T. S. Angus
and Mrs. G. Westerdnle, accompanied
by .ludge Gray, left for Portland on
Sunday morning, where the ladles
went at delegates to the Grand Chap
ter. O. K. S.
Mra 11 l rMitirlfcmn nnH ehililren
arrneu "" " ' "T "u'" logging camp above Sulphur Springs
Itundon, anil will make their home sr " , ;, . . .,., v.i..
Hay It's MMt K.umilul Piece
liod's Out-ot-dooi s.
of
(Sutherlin Sun.)
"Nothing eer painted on canvas
comes auyuheie uear the beamy nf
God's out-of-doors In Oregon.' said
lr. Andrew Juhnsou. a prominent
speaker at the Chautauqua held In
Cottitge Grove last week. "Why,
oure away ahead of C.ilhoinia, und
all you need is some rouds; hut wheu
you get your roads. don't lommer
ci;ili7H evcrythiug; don't make a
ilxitor psy eery tit.-e lie eums
around; remember you are 111 Gods
country."
Governor Carlson, another speak
er, paid a similar compliment. He
said he did not see how anyone could
live in Oregon, with its beautiful
hills nud vulU-ys. without boromln,.
a poet, a painter or a nature lover.
He said he had heard much about
Oregon but had been unable to be
lie e until seeing, ami said be dldn t
biauieanyon from Oregon for ob-
heaven.
STOP THAT SI MMF.ll COCGH.
J JW.YfX Hurt VOOtil.- ; lectin to living in
as Patria Charming
- - - Q
A"PT3 T A We have coughs and grlppy feel-
J lln in warm weather bet-ause colds
Last Chapter Today at Majestic. Vre K,.rin diseases. That's why we
, should have Dr. King's new Ulscov-
W. P. Iteed and 11. L. Edmunds cry bandy. It's antiseptic ingredi
ents light tne growtn ot germs nnu
loosen their hold. It s' laxative quan-
convention at
this county? Well, ssk the captains
and lieutenanls of the several teams,
nml they can tell you things that
will make your blood boil. What do
you think or a man worlh possibly
Jail. nun offering 1 .50 to the com
mittee, nnd of a man who hopes the
war will continue so that the price
of wheat will go still higher, pro
On day last week while fishing
on the bar, something went wrong
with the engine of the boat occupied
by Charlie nnd George Perkins and
they came very nearly being carried
out to sea. They had made some mis
calculations In regard to the tide,
and when their engine stopped on
them in a very dangerous position
viding this country does not have ' while one held on to their net the
enter the war? . i other succeeded' in getting the en-
Jusl to show that the true spirit ! Kne started and they got back In
of American patriotism is not con-1 siile. The both agree that one ex
flned to the larger cities and towns, perience of this kind Is sufficient,
the little village of Winchester set Coos Hay Harbor: li. P. Kehoe,
an example in liberal giving by sub- long with the mills at North llend.
scribing $200 to the Red Cross war Is arranging with Tlernan and Iler
fund yesterday. These people notjonio. of San Francisco, to take over
only gave liberally, but willingly and; the Point Terrace mill on the Sius
gtadly. and counted it a privilege to : law under a least from Paul Schiller-
be able to do their part in the In-.strom and associates.
terest of suffering and dying soldier
boys, who will fight our battles for
We predict that no other local
ity of a like population in the state
Coos Hay News: rmpqiia spring
salmon, which are shipped to the lo
cal markets here, compare favorably
of Oregon will do more than Win-1 with the royal chinook of the Coluin-
chester has, and they are to be com- a River. The price Is prettv steep,
mended and congratulated. I.ieu- however. 5" cents per pound retail.
1 Ho wood
vcoel clashes
V -to W
. Convenient j
-d as I
SmokeN---u
flgbtk&A 1 TtCw Toasts
Way JNT Sir W
M 1
1 TT
a
CO Oil IN
COMFORT
Cook with a good oil stove this
summer does not heat up the
kitchen.yet it roasts, toasts, broils,
bikes, better and quicker than
your regular kitchen range.
No wood, coal or ashes to iug, no
dirt, no lost time waiting for slow
fires. Convenient as gas. No smoke
or odor.
Look (or the New Perfection specially-decorated
windows this
week, at the stores lised bclw.
Then let the merchant explain the
. New Perfection Oil
W?Cr"JV Cookstove. Look for
orange discs.
r-.-it
COOK
WITH
PEARL
OIL
it
For Sale by
I!. W. STRONG, Roseburg.Or.
LILIUJRN & SON, " "
attended the baukfrt
Marahflpld lat week.
Joe Morris and Frank Hove were
in this city th first of Uio woek from
tlicir faniiH, look in k' ui'HT busmtH
niatter.
Several large oatohea of Hturnt-on
aie being made, some boat coming
in with over loOO pounds eauglit in
one night.
Kred II link ell w;ih down from the
titles exnel thewe gernis and cleanse
the system. You can feel its picas
nt balnams soothe the itiflatnnmtion
boat tissues Ktraincd by couching and
promote rest and sleep. Millions of
bottles sobl. r.oc, $1.00 t your
druggist. I'sed for nearly SU yean.
TKAOIKItS' I-AAMI.N'ATIOXS.
during the summer at the Jetty.
where .Vr. Chnrleson has chnrgo or
the jettv construction.
Mrs. E. H. Anderson. Mrs. .!. W.
Tanner and Minnie Buchanan, of
Florence, were in Oarillner Friday
representing the Rebekah lodge of
Florence at the annual meeting of
the assembly in this district.
Finest Haskell has received a
trailer which he can attach to his
Ford, which he Is running between
the town and the station at Fast
Oardlner. This will be a great con
venience for the handling of light
freight and baggage.
Attorney C. K. Peck, of Marsh
field, was In (iardiner Wednesday
attending n meeting of the Port
Commissioners, of which he is the
attorney. The "call to arms" Is
ringing In the ears of the genial at
torney and he is itching to Join the
rpBPrVPR.
Mbw Mary Lawson, well known in
r.nnllner which at one lime wns
her home, but now a resident of
Portland, was In this city last week
visiting Mends. Miss l.awson is a
trained nurse nnd holds a position In
one of the largest hospitals in Port
land, and on her trip down nccoin-
anled a patient to Coquuie.
W. (1. (irul)be, F. F. Wells, Mr.
nnd Mrs. W. llnzen, Mary ! . ens.
Mr. r k I aw ev. .Mrs. . r. ren-
Mrs. W. Ityilell. Mis- i . u-
Franklin, and Mrs. A. Kydeii were
registered at the C.ardlner Hotel on
Fridav. The ladles were ueiegiius
to the assembly of Rehekahs wlilcn
war held In this city r rmay.
-n. riuv Harbor: Ilev. F. O. Jen- j
nlngs. who has been acting rector of
the Knlscopal entireties nere huh ih
Coquille. plans to leave shortly for
Portland, where ne will oe lorinnni
ordained June 24. after which he
will go to Centralis., Wash , to ac
cept a call. l!ev. Mr. Itlack. of t ne-
lan, W ash., Is expecteu nere men iu
relieve him.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Joplin wore
Inwn from the quarry the last of
the week. Mr. Joplin Is tne super
intendent of the jetty anil quariy
work, hue this labor does not keep
him from putting in a "patriotic
garden" at the quarry, or which Mrs.
Joplin is superintendent. It is re
ported that this office that Mr. Jop
lin has a flag nailed at every post
surrounding the garden.
The Southern Pacific Company has
In gun the construction of the pas
senger depot at Cardlner. They have
oil in sMl feet of walk. 12 feet wide.
from the dock to the depot. This Is j
strongly built and can, be Msed '.y
teams or trucks even a 'locomotive i
couid pass over it without doing any I
damage. From the walk to the dock
a fine slip has been placed, making
every thing connected and veiy con
venient. As soon as the pas.-niser
depot Is finished, work will begin on
the freight depot. The company is j
spending over ll-'i.'nin in inipron-:
menls at Iteedsport. i
A unit of the It.-d Cross Sorl.ty
was organized in this city Monday
evening. This will he an auxiliary
to the Red Cross at Koseburg. They
have begun with a membership of ,
i2 members V. It. Allen was rlnncn
president. Miss Hello Wade secre
tary, II I.. Kdiminils treasurer, Mrs. I
Mae Felds 2nd chairman, and Mrs. :
W. F. J'-wett ice chairman. Mrs
Henry Sngabeid. Mrs. Annie Per
kins and Mrs. Mas Fields were ap
pointed as a euinliiiltee on inenii''r
shlp. The big drive for funds all '
over the slate will le gin on Hie 1 Stb j
anil continue until the 2r,th of the .
monih. Let every one do what they
can In the matter of sir.tlng the
cause. !
II J McKtown. who has returned ,
from fishing trip with v ' Hind
marsh slid Warren Iteed has a tri7.e 1
bear story to tell. T4icy were e ii k - I
ing their lunch on the shore of one ,
of the lakes when a big bear came I
siiibling down out of the brush to !
within ?'"i yards of them They did
not have any guns except a .2', cali
ber revolver This scared the hear ,
.twav ?!r. Mi-Keown "aid tlial Hie ;
bear Irtd a grizlv Itealen a mile for
i?e ;,nd left ttack that would
"f-llpse an elephant's lie i-h ill that
W.irr. n Heed admitted It was the .
Iiigjre-.t bear he ever saw - and this
'n ;tf"eled as conclusive proof of!
Mr McKeown's claim as to the siie
of the bent.
the Tlrst of the week. slllTering from
a bad cold.
Mrs." Joseph Henderson left Sun
day morning for California points.
is hereby given that the
County Superintendent of liouglas
County, Oregon, will hold the regu
lar examination of applicants for
where she will spend considerable Stale Certificates at Koseburg, ai
time Visiting with relatives. follows:
Walter Austin was in from Point Commencing Wednesday, June 27
Terrace the fist of the week visiting 1IMT. at !l:llil o'clock a. ni anil con
with his family. Mr. Austin Is head turning until Saturday, Juno ;iu,
sawyer In the mill at that point. l'J17, at 4: tin o'clock p. in.
Lome (ierliart, one or the liardl- Wednesday l-'oi-oiioon.
ner boys who Joined the aviation V. S. History, Willing (Penman
corps and was for a time located at shipl, Music, Drawing.
Ft. Sam Houston, is now located a W cdiicwliiy Allei nisiii.
Toledo Ohio. i Physiology, Reading, Manual
Frank Williams, a special officer Training. Domestic Science, Mel hods
of Indian affairs, was In this vlcln- Iu Reading. Coins,- or Study for
Itv last week Invesiigatng the sell- Drawing. Methods in Arithmetic.
The United States
Government Cooperates
with the 7,000 member banks in maintaining the Fed
eral Reserve Banking System for the protection of
the business interests of the country. Through the
Federal Reserve Board in Washington it supervises
the twelve Federal reserve banks; it appoints one
third of their directors; it deposits its funds largely
with them; it guarantees the currency they issue.
This co-operation greatly increases the value of
the system to us and our community.
Are you linked up with this new national system
as one of our depositors? If not, you should delay no
longer.
The Douglas National Bank
Member Federal Reserve System.
Capital and Surplus $130,000.00
Setul for Booklet, "How Does it Benefit Me?"
IX A I1AI l'lti:il4'AIKNT.
Tort IMnpqua Courier.)
While Jim Macey nnd Itlaiue Uar
tett were fishing on the bar Thurs
day at the mouth of the river thctr
ho;tt strm-k the Houth sand flldt and
te the name time the crank shaft of
tieir engine broke. As the tide wan
jiir coming to flood, they were left
In a very prcrarfoun predicament,
and no doubt would have been lost
In the big breakers had not Jack An
Hania. who wus also fishing outside
of the bar. approached near enough
to throw a line to them and pull
them safely into deep water.
If you have mraeimnR to sell or
rent try an dr. In The Rerlew.
ing of liitior to Indians, v. bteh Ih mild
to be going on.
Iteedwport leads all other precincts
in Douglas County In registration,
the number being 7S. We have not
heard of a nlnple slacker in Ihe Low
er I'nipnua country.
John J. fiend ricks, the official
tester for the Smith Itiver and the
Siulaw cow testing association, was
in (Iardiner the la-t f the week on
his w.iv mi Smith Itiver.
The old school building has been
Thursday l-'orennii.
Arithmetic. History of Kducat ion.
Psychology, Methods in (leograpby,
Mechanical Drawing, Domestic Art."
Course of Study for Domestic Art.
Thursday Afternoon. .
dram mar, Jeorraphy, Stenog
raphy. American Literature, Physic-,
Typewriting. Methods in Language,
Thesis for Primary Certificate,
l-'ritlnv l''ot'eiiMm.
Theory and Practice. Orthography
i Spelling t . Physical Crngrnphy,
Knpliidi Literature, Chemistry, Phy-
sold to Thos. Richmond, of the cold
-torane plant nt Hast C.ardlner. for Meal Culture.
$!Ht. lie w ill have it torn down nnn j l-Yhlay Afternoon.
removed up to the plant. j School Law. Ceology, Algebra
A herd of 1 :Mi sealions was re- "'ivil Covernni'Mit.
ported as having been seen at the! Salni lav I orctKM.ii.
niimOi of Die CniiHMia one mointng1 (Jeomet ry, ltotanv.
last week. They are said to he more
de-trnctive to salmon than yeals.
Cliff Perkins arrived from Califor
nia tho last of the week for :i visit
with friends m,d relative.!. Cliif nays
that he has Joined an rimineerlng
corps iu that state nml expects to be
called in about 1!0 days'
Saturday A ttertMMni,
O en era 1 lit .ilorv, Itnokkeednf?.
O. C. IIHOWN.
County School Superintendent.
M iss Km ma
TinUier, of W
ner isitors the
Aliening jiii.l Kalon
sthike. were (iardi
first of the week.
your pcdiel
Mull
Ono Diamond Tiro
r - - - 1V
saves money 101 yuu 1.1 n txrsrjr
t- .. .:V Ail
the saving in your
pocket right then.
In its life of service it
keeps on 3.ivin fcr you.
Multiply that saving
by four. Use Diamond
on all four wheels v.1'
your car.
Depend on Di.mor, i
Squeegee Treads Lln-k
tread, red rides the rubber
that is lithe us n lariat und
tougher than steel.
tmr Diamond Tir. mutt d.lir.r
full v.lw. lit M-ru.. Wh.n...r
Ditmoflo1 Tir. (!.. . f K..rlMl. w.lltn.
ftdwMMil will b. pfMtiptlf nud.
.47 s .tw 3L
fj !
Much'
Trrait
Red Sidet
DiapioticS i
Squeegee Plkr fe
Tread lit
MOTOR SHOP GARAGE
444 .! k-.on 'I. H,.ku.: Or..
TRY OUR
JERSEV ICE CREAM
In LorKe or Smoll E3ricks
DOLGLAS COUNTY CREAMERY
SA Y
TERESA-' UiTS 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 "77it" 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 know n Diamond "Y "
canned goods. Try the sifted wrinkle peas, none better,
also beans, corn and tomatoes.
(iive our canned baked sweet potatoes a trial, theyr'e fine.
J. B. KING
Proprietor.
THE CASH STORE
HOW MANY
People Know
What you have for Sale until you Advertise?
Your display of oods in the store, on
the street or in a show window is an
Advcrtiscment-a very good one,
BUT:
Oniy 10 people out of a hundred see your display,
while 73 out of every hundred will see your advertise
ment in the newspaper Now if you can manage to do
business with only a store or window display you can
increase your lniMiiess very materially by a good, live,
readable Newspaper
ADVERTISEMENT
You can be reasonably sure
of results from a good ad in
ZZRoseburg Review