Roseburg review., June 21, 1917, Image 6

KTEnSO BOBEBOtQ RgVUCW. THlKHlAT . Jt XE 2U -
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8-Kccls Today
5c 10c
MAJESTIC
THE BRIGHT SPOT
It's Different,
ALWAYS A
GOOD SHOW
TOKAY, ONE DAY ONLY
Thurtduy: The lust cbaidi-r of
F 'ATRIA
ROAD BONDS WERE
DISCUSSED TODAY
4 MKMHKIt! OF
With Mrs. Vernon Castle
' Knr I In- Hue" I" lu ml'- -'Isihh. Shown th nichl ullark
Itri-al ii;iiiiiik iiiai-uiii. in-
mi Palrlu's iri-ilihiii anil you hi tin
l.mk. ul work on the liallli- II.-I.I.
KI TH KOKAND.
IN TIIK
NEGLECTED WIFE
Who In lo
hi- rcpeali-i!
W. ti... uifn Hi iniin or (hi ulhr wiiiiihii? Which Is to Idiiini-for the
t. ilriiinatl.- i-vcnts In this uri-iil hiiiiiuii-liilerral story of uotuul llf-.
4 i-virv man or woman who ever tioix-n lo marry sliiiulil II. I am
A ,. ...... i. ...i.., i uii.. win I am a niiil.-rt.-d husband, why' Through
4 no limit of mine I iiavn hroki-n up a home; why
A hliim.-? s.h tin- mory nnil JuiIkp for yourwlvi-s.
4 NIITK: Th'- llovi-rnmoill plcturi'S and lectiirt- w
Zk uKiiltl today.
i HEUEYOU"liAVK'lf
. .... ,-,. ink.. i-iiniMilv lliiil'a Hi in 1-1 v a whirlwind of
s
2 r
d i-iilnV
Saturday: Alue Joyce in "The Courage of Silence.'
A two rod l.olnfoiiii- l.ukc 'oim-dy Unit's simply
lun for thirty inlliilt.-i..
ToMllltltOW
Mvrtle Cim.aU's in '.Mutiny.
t olMV rid KT
Wll.l. I'HOIMIII.V ADVKHTIsK
Kill IIIUS KOIt S.W.F. OF THK
ItllAII BONUS WITHIN TIIK
MAT KKW KAYS.
MAY ENCOUNTER SOME DELAY
II la Xnt IW-lii-viil Thai llif Monti.
Can Hi- Sold lli-lori- Ijiti- In Jul)
Hit nils of tin- I'ri-liiiilu-wry
I'ltM-wilm.:.
PRIZES AWARDED TO
BEST KEPT BLOCKS
t'AMI'AUiS loll CI. KAN CTTV
WAS ONCI.I HKI TOIlAY WITH
HKI-OHTS OF JITM.KS M'BMIT
TKI TO TTY Ol N ll TH1C
I'ltl.KS Kyi Al. Vo.
WOULD GIVE M ON EY T 0 RED CROSS
iiinrilini-n Arc Xaini-il lo Inti-rvit-w
l'r.iM-ily OwiH-ri Willi View of
MukiiiK Coiiliiliiltloii Willi
thr I'riu- Mmii-y.
ItOSEBURG PHYSICIAN
OfflRED PAIRIOIIC
ilillr.d thai Hi" applicant xiKii n
imiir hlKnllyiMK hi" liit.nlloii of i-n-lillMK
If ( defect i ili'iniilli'd.
Tin- flitiin-s for tilt- luxl i-tiliidiiii-nt
show I hi- cri al. r iinipi.i l urn of thu-..-
SERVICES TO COUNTRY i
) f. (ti ii ii wi-ri- arci'ptt'd, anil out of Kt,-
ollu-r clri'iiin-i :'"r' men in iio- ni-aii-rn illusion.
si-rvlcu I. ii i ii -wi-ri- t-iiiuocii.
aft.'
Im-i
TI limit am!
M;iticc nr.v.-ntlliK my ai'tiv
in tin- in iil. I hi n iiy uKii-i- lo i.-n.l.r
IMoli-i-Monal wrm-i-. wltliimt lom
pi'lisallou. lo volunin'r or ilrafti'd
nlizii who, upon appllralloii lor
i-iillsl iiii-iiI in llii- I'lilli d Stati'8 Ar
my. Naiy or Hi m rvti Corpi, llan
Iiitii rrJiTli'd for Homo iltsorili-r
whlill. Ill my JinlKUii iil. may In- lor
riiti'd h propt-r l ri-at nii-nt. and
in, .!.!.. I lurtln r. that mull applualll
will at.iin apply lor i-nln-l nuiil
hllrll lirofl'HMOll.11 hit lei- him
ri-iidi-ri'd."
Tin" atoe olfi r fof patriotic '-r-virc
wan r.i'i'Hi-d today liy '.. J.
i;un, naal ri'cruituiK oltu-i-r, Ironi
lr. S. I., lii-1-app. a well known i-li-opHthir
liylruill of thin city . Thi
nner ha lii-i'ii very k1.uII arei-plcd.
and in ri-ionlid at tin- lVrtland
hi-ad'iuarlir or tin- navy liiir.au In.
ii'l.a-i a K u.Tolii- iloiiatlon ol hh
s.iMi.a will iii.-an tin- ai-curlng ol
inan moli- nu n lor tin- H.-l v lei- ol
tin ir i-ounlrv, tlnoui:li tin- riiriiM'lliui
ol minor phjsii'nl iIi'Ii-i-Ik. j
Tlii' M'lii-me for tri'.iniiK r.-j.'. l. d
in. -ii lor their plisiral il.'l.'.-ti. i- a ;
lu-w d.'p.irtul.- III lln- m-ivii-.'. and'
li.m just I n start.-it in tin' i:;iliiu
-tali's, w lii-ri- tin- prrrrntani- ol llio--.-irji'i-lrd
Is niiu-li l.irK.-r than in tin
west. 11 h;i- li.'.'ll very MU'i'i-ssliillv
Itl.-d h the pti Hli'iaii' at th.- ua
lull i-a it in I'otlliitid. hut Mr i.iimi
st.il. d lod.iy that thin 1 th"' firt city
111 tin- west whi'lc it h.iH In i'ii mail.'
a ha nl h-aliir.'. 1
At Murrain. N V.. wlu-ri' the win-nit- :
him lieen put tnlo tuai'tu'i-. 41 out of ;
til uppllranls that were refused wire'
III. I.' lo .nli-.! Ill the xerUi-e Wher
iicr tried the plan has heen Inuiidl
LOCAi. UNO PERSONAL.
(Canllner Courier. 1
In he ol preat pracllt-al value, and
t'liim K. iais, i-halriuan ol the
coiiiliilllee ol sielans and delUists
lit the Nii l"eialliliellt. has wrillen
to the lor.il ollleels iidMsltli; that II
he generally adopted III order to
rreeive the t real inelil . It in til Ml le
m:w toiiay.
Mlaa f.uelle llelhwell went to I'ort
lalid Tucxda wlii-ro slii will Bpend
new-nil daa with relatlven.
Claud Nelaotl han hollKlit a small
'auto Inn-It with which to handle hl
i 1,-lt i-ry husliit-i!.
! Mia. y V. Hetison. of rortland.
I a miest of Mm. K. II Walte. at
I I'endel Park.
V K. lianih.-r has Inntallod a 30(1-
! e 1 1 Ion easoline tank and pump at
i (he front of hla llardwan- store on
.Central avenue and la now prepared
i in furnish Kill to the autoinohili
trade and all nthem In need of tills
' lliild.
j Knhert Catnphell. of l.ehanon.
sii. tit two or three day" hern the firm
of the week at the homo of his
hri-lher. .1 C. Ciiiii'Ih-II.
' MImn Klhel Walte la lioine from
her sliidli'a at the Statu I'nlverslty
I lor the milliliter vacation.
MUs Nellie Storey, one of the
i popular teachers ill the Sutlierlm
school the past term. Is siendiim the
"iiinlnet at the home -r tier parenvs
hi iliauls Pass
Mrtle Creek Mall The outlook
for a hie turkey crop is not so prom
tsiiiK as it was several weeka apo.
w h.'ti there w as promised a yield of
.-noil Now "sprinc dw indlniKs" lias
redi d the output fifty per cent.
1M- O. K. Patterson. Ceo. W
Sch.iiilln and 1.. M Vance departed
tile Inst of the week lor a business
nlti to eastern (in-iron. They
ni.iklliii die trip In Hi' Patterson's
car and expect to he ahsellt altollt
ten days.
Following Hie canvassing of the
vol.) ol the recent K'-neral electiun
lute yesterday afternoon, the lueui
iiera of the County Court this niorn
inK took up the mailer of preparing
an order aut liorizinK an advertise
ment for bids for the sale of the
county road bonds In the sum of
iir.ri.ouu, which were adopted by the
people at the time the election was
held
In order I hat no lime shall dp iosi
in Keltlnu actual work under way
ii.. i ibera of the court today pre
nared a detailed report showiiiK the
value of the resources of the county
iiillslanillnii bonds aealnst the coun
ii- lii.tebte.lTiess from other sources
and much other dala which will he
reoiiireil bv the person or corpora-
lion purchasing the bonds. The
insk of preparing this report was
somewhat tedious and the court was
isslsie.1 III the work by the various
eon at v officers.
The court also passed considerable
time today providing the manner In
which the bonds shall be Issueii. .via
luritv of the bonds, the rate of inter
.-st and the manner of their payment
was Included in the original call for
'he election and was prepared by the
district attorney.
Because of the many preliminary
details III connection with selling
'he bonds. It will probably he late in
I ii I v before the bids can be openeit
More delav will then he encountered
lelore the niouev derived from the
-ale of the bonds Is turned over
he couniv and placet! in shape for
Micnilllure. " i" tint likely that tne
ourt will adjourn before late this
veiling or tomorrow.
DIAMONDS
.Mnvor Khe's campaign "for a
cleaner "city as prose, utetl in the con
test for the past lew tnontns lor ne-
Millllnn, the best kept mucks.
reached a conclusion this morning.
hen the three Judges, arter a care
ful In.neetlon id tile residence UIS-
tritls. submitted their report at the
special session ol the city council
An effort was being made mis aiu-r-
noon to secure the property owners
onsent for turning the prize money.
amounting In "". over to tne iteu
Cross.
According to the judges' decision.
the first prize was won liy tne nioca
bouniled by I .a ne. Stephens. .Mosner
tilld Hose streets. It was set nut that
the property at - I - and I'll! Hose
I reel should he exempted from re-
- . i Tl.a
.... . ntr line HI I II inline, . in.
second prire w.is awnrded to
block hounded by r.. Kane.
and Cha.lwlok streets, l-rnpeny ex
empted in this- block Is .ill anil .....
Knst Oak street and two garages on
Chadwick. The judges were . .1.
Wcavor. Pert Sutherland and 11. V.
Wlmberly.
mr iid.mitni: the report, the
rntiuc II took UP the llllltt
the niizea diverted to 'he ltd Cross. pie,
This w as gttggestetl by Couni ilnuin
lllle who was one of
in the block winning the first prize.
He said practically all the rest oi
the residents there were willing. He
was appointed to have the mailer in
charge and Councilman ltullwinkle
was asked to confer with the resi
dents in the second block. The
prizes were :! and I in each In ad
dition to the attractive shields which
designate the blocks seieci.u.
For Her Engagement
RING
- A
DIAMOND
Onalltj Service.
BUBAR BROS.
Jewelers mid Optometrist.
Special return, engagement of the International avorites
KANN'IE WARD AND SESsl'A HAYAKAWA
In the fire reel Paramount photoplay feature
'THE CHEAT'
J " Tonight only at 7:15 and 8:45 3
ANTLERS THEATER i
5 If you did not see thiB splendid picture when It was here before. TA
5 by all means take advantage of this opportunity and see it now. If j
r you did see It. you will surely want to see it again. Jj
4 Also on thia program the tenth chapter of the patriotic serial E
i "LIBERTY" 5
ItKll I KOSS I1KXKKIT 1'KltKOItM AXC'K
Admission as usual: 5c & lc.
In a
SCHOOL SI I'KIII NTKXUKXT.
Attorney V. I". Hopkins Says
t are shoiilil He Tuken in -j-S.'l.-1'tloii.
Friday evening only at 7:15 Hnd 8:45
MIUilMA I'KAKSOXS
masterpiece of modern photoplay art In five reels
"The War Brides Secret"
If vou had married a woman thinking her husband dead and dis
covered when her first husband came back that alio did not love
you what would you do? See "The War llride's Secret."
Also on this program a Triangle Comedy and Lanibson Scenic.
XI) AI.V ANC K IN l-ltll KS AIH lIS Utc, HILIMtKX jic.
afternoon at 2:15, evening at 7:15 and 9:15. '
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
In his very latest and very best two reel Mulual-Cluiplin feature
"EASY STREET"
And a magnificent f.ture program, including the five reel Ince
Triallglo photoplay -
"RITM.KTS & BROWN EYES"
..... , .,. i- edv and Mutual (lazette. Only 5c and
IS COMINfi JIT.V 51 H ANII til H.
Saturday only.
10c.
(J .-INTOI.I'ltAXt'K
IH.4HH"H"'."I"l"I"I-Ht'
To the People of Kuscburg -
When our foietalhers issued their
iinmoiial Declaration ol Indepeii-
tiiei d.-iice they used the following Ian
Oak ! guage:
"in every stage or tnese oppres
sions, we have petitioned for redress
in the most bumble terms. Our re
pealed petitions have been answered
only by repealed injury. A prince
whose character is thus marked by
every act which may detine a tyrant,
r of having IN unfit to he the ruler of a free peo-
Ine people of Koseburg have been
the residents! subjected to much the same treat
ment as that complained ol by our
lor.-talhers. We have repeatedly
petitioned the school board for re
dress from wrongs which we be
lieved we suffered and our petitions
have been ridiculed, scotted at anil
tabl-d. They have been treated with
cent .'in (d by a board whose Ingle
YEGG M E N LEAVE HALL SEEL! WINS
HI
i
SIIKKIIT-' yi ixi: Wil l. HKI.I' KS
C'OItT SIX MIA WANTKI) hv
THK KKIIKItAI. OI'ITCKUS TO
I'OKTI.ANH I'ltlDAY TWO AUK
SI.ACKKItS, ONK IlKSKItTKl!.
I.Alt SITIMITS TO OI'KKATIOX
WITHOIT A WIIIMI'KIC WHKX
I'KOMISIII TKX IMII.I.AHS BY
HIS I'AIIKNTS AMI OTHKIt
I i:i:lativks.
POSITIVE PROOr IS AT HAND Will MAKE FINANCIAL SUCCESS
Th lil'inrv (his tnttininp nitnal
1 i).v of iUv .1 ti n n World, which
will t of interest to many pooplrv
ii ftvs a vry cntiiiirchi'nsivi' snipo
of (iif vjtrions pointn l art and con
i ii ins many 'ft'liciU Illustrations.
liowiiiK a i!i7.mi fatnttiis pUlurrM of
i.Mifoln. i)tMl(T with ii's of ty
'inhlir lihrary in W York, aim! tho
nt-w rillinlial :U M i.onis arm n
Mstin aniilf on " Mas
I.iIh ai
ur
HOTEL WAITERS ASKS
10 MAKE BIG CONTRIBU
TION TO RID CROSS
GARDINER PEOPLE ARE
BUSY ASSISTING IN
RED CROSS MOVEMENT
The UevieW last night
i..iii.ih i.-l. cr.i'ii front M
.levvett. id ll.lldlll
head of the lied t
privilege it should be to respect the
! wishes of the pi-ople. It is small
' wonder, then, ihat despite the most
linergetic ettorts and the most lih
eral expenditure ol money. Hie nia
Ijority ot the board finds itself not
j endorsed. It must surely lie con
Iced.d. even by the defeated, that the
I people ot Ko.a hurg (feinatid belter
: schools, ihat the high-banded and
(arbitrary methods of the majority of
ithe board meets only with eoniiem-
' nation. The vote was large inough
received a ' an a tjlt. mnjurny great enough to be
s. Marv H . eotix i iiim n if
who is at (he itll, ,),,. j.,, ,,.f,,re the new board
urk in thai . js j,,- U, in,,, ns an easy one. Till"
section of I'ougl
Th I" gram
and lollow
' The !i d Cri'S'
day In t
s toniilx. : peo(.le have (ilainly declared for a
is selt-exl '..tnalory n,.w .U1(j mor,. ellieietlt school super
I inteii-lent and it seems clear that he
wi.rk started Meii-ishoiiM he selected not from local
liner mid the omlv nig ills-: isp rants, nut in.it some niginv
Nil lihl lil ll IS TAhKN.
liUMH. .lun.- ;l lfre.lo Cncchl.
alleged lliurderer of lilllll CrviK.T.
w.i .ii'.sle.l .it llolimna by the Ital
ian iiulholltles this atletno.in
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
to th mm: I :
iiliiililing II t
Vddless Peter
I II cgell
lull i:rvr lour
ki i pi ii r i on his .
hi iii-iii d. ti: i'
Mill sllcet
son ihulii'graph
old'-, lor liicvclc
llllllsull, KoselMllg.
t ill n i ;-lied h.'il-e
iv. iter and Iniil
i nioiith 7 I"
Pi
the lies
ever, li'c
iiifety r
at I lu
ll.
i nrs,
(took
I Kl
bile Mm
itie.ip lor
Ilex
;. celld
he
i i-l.
Ik-'.
ll.tlltl ilUIOMlO
i 1 t tiiiilil ion ;ind
No foi.t- S.I
Kon I'ui i: K V
sir Kiii'
tin h
r Ihiltoni.
u,. Co... I Ii
t w .t r Kor
MI. KuliU.'.
Hi'U v l.tti.l.
i t-? line low
I., n, Ii Ml
l.iu l,un
m I uulai h writ.'
I t'KOf
;t lit tiloili1
Ht lln t'alrlrn.i
K.-nulitr $ I oo C,v
nnh ; hl.uli. for
Stoiv
fir :i U modi, tl'
KUoir Jumps m;.tin.
catntiltnR is Iho can?,
rlf !- ilott.K tho srttio1
your fotos now brforo thiy do 1 1 K
ts i'lark llark. Kotoi;ruf Nta.
Mr- iit' .lifxmaklnn p.rloi
ti'mow'd to tiHt So Mam Oidors
taken for h-mt Urhrni: SpneUrt i-or-M'tn
m-ldf t ord r IVrfivt fit Rinr
,in''4,l I'Mono 17 0 Y .
i
ho rf.
on 4
They sa
everv thing
thing Cet
Allhough on very few oc
casious have the local lieu
lioss soluitoi-s turned down
offers ot contributions, one
su-h Incident happened this
aitcrniMin whl.h may he taken
as an example ot patriotism
wlinli but lew peopie il)oy.
The pei --on in iiucstmn was
Miss Maud ilholt. waitress
:.l the I lllliiltla Hotel, w ho
volillteored her ilonatio
without urging. "1 wonder if
the waitresses will give ativ
thing.' siigge-te.l one of the
liieniliers ot the commit lee
vv Iio w us at llu- hotel. ' I U
give $J.".." i.'sponded Miss
Wtlhoit liiilncdialelv "No ou
won't." returned the commit
teeman. We are not going M
take more than $ '- from anv
w.nliess.' In a lew minutes
e.ii h of the three w a it t esses
.it the hotel h.l.l made good
the ameuut
met
tain
vv II h
i; v
much eiuiiujiasin. ( ap
VII. n alilioin:. d the lil
lowing persons to soiicn. ..us. v.
Ileiison. Smith II:v. r and tlardiner:
Mrs .lalie'.le. Mrs Weaver, and Mrs.
Marv II. Jewell. Kv.iytl.ng is pro
gressing nicely and C.arditier will re
spond nohlv to the call lor assist
mice. Mrs Mae Fields is soliciting
for members on Smith liiver Wesit?
It.-il has the honor vf being a lite
member of the lo. il lil I'ro--1 o
cietv. The C.ardiucr soci. '.y now has
1 If.' Mcnilicrs. 1 he rni'ipl'l.' list of
ni.-nib, rs will be published later, to
r. -lier with those . h.i comrihut. -I to
lib- lied Cross tunil and II"' a nils
1 sii'.scnh d hv .id;
Sht-liir Olline Says Collins am! Slide
Kobla-tl the riioeiiiv I'ostotlitc
Prior to Arriving in lliiltlle
n l ew .Nights Ami.
Physicians Say There is ,no IKilibt
That the Hoy is Kesliiied to He
come a Capilnlisl .Moiit-y
Was laist Thought.
KING AUWNDER Will
HELP ALLIED NATIONS,
SAYS GAZETIE SIORY
A ! HI NS, Ju
. -elle ptllil.sh.
NTKi'
le iKllt
P.io, kw.r
lian. h
hand -
all-'
: V i :
.l.lv
V,i.
oh
Something New in Ladies
White Canvas Shoes
W hite Canvas Vamps
Satul Colin i vl Taps
Eitlur Half Louis or walkinji heels
Special at - $3.50
ROSEBl'Kd BOO I LRIE
1HVIN Hill NN
Hh.w- 1ht il.f sn.l I it Vonr 't.
Perkins tulldin
Cass Strict
The I'n 'ir Ftx t H'"'
If thr 'm'Jui' I'i'i'f
ANOTHER
1
CHEVROLET;
VICTORY
lit-pori - fro u llu St.ttr AuIoniO
hil.' I; it .si r.i .on ltiirt .ii t S
It iii, tr- , show th;l th i"h ro
I. i 1, .i.!- in llu -uli- or i Wtr.eaMy
otivin i't d rtuto'iiotuK ii. llu
stato of Oh'Ki'ii fr tin month of
M.i . a nh llu- iuAt con pot itor
ton i-ar-. h.'lnn.l
K y i;oi I t motoii
Glenn H. Taylor
A Cent. Koseburg
M Tlu ofTu-ial
It 1 1 1-r troi.i Kiiiv'
Naiuut lo I rv in it -aii.ii., puui,
co oi'or.ttion with tin alii--, n.1
; .irt-iaiod. I am loii'tvini: with
UtM ol lllUTOst Iio- H ' Hill" ut
.its lor i lie I sin ration o: unity
iiulii!t lor r. .-lt. 1 si-ik w:li
in" lo l
Ot till' c
Oi '. lun
l!w .tilit
mi l,t rol
tl.-tUilll1
iii.un t o- f.iiihii.i t'.'.ii!!
it-nrutt"i.al t-S..rt- r. .tf 1
.1 ot llu' :ool iUU'l.r.Oli-.
1 pi., w c-rs and will o r
w.'h them m mainut n:
i rtiul r ctm.'ilin: tin
til , u m-iiU of llu- r i'l.ni
ov ;:. Juno ! K:.t
i ii 1 1 iti.nl :iml t tut roil thl v oil ll(;i tori
S man, a m.iii iro from atiw n Tiuciou
local tnlluonci'S that may exist
.-liould b1 solt'ctfd. No man who ha-
'lit'cn t'tii roiuoiolv ooniH'Ctt'd with
, i lit' prvsonT cunlot should bo con
sidcri'd by tho hoard. Normal schools,
j in other staios will nhotly furnish
our h.:trd with a list of desirable
;nnn.s from aniuTic which a man in
j ory w y qualified to hrine our
rh.w!'. up to a hif-h standard niay
ho s. l. cikI
I It -would st in lo ttc on-' of th1
; :r - -h.c r quirfjnonis of the now
' tlutl i ho hooks of tho hoard
I Iioultl ho thorn-ithly auriiu-d by a
t i.ii. pft.-nt accountant So far as I
i n u n a u d i 1 1 ttc of o u r sc 1 1 1 m1
fund h h. n had for the past fi
i ,',r iin l ii wo'ild si'otti thi on' ut
itt'e .rv first la-l:s to whirh the
jbo-ird -hoiilri .ifply iit'lf wniild he to
lea!! for an audit of our funds.
; The school b-iard ent-ni larc-
: -.ui'is of nuttu'v i vitv ar uiol it
; or t'le Ultl.e-t iMiTHirt Mice to !le t.A
1 r er that th. :c I : r. . 1 s should !
.carefully tlifbiir-f-. No eoo! b'ii-ii"?-
n.ari would allow his bookk tp
Ts to ha ii file funds runniiiE ilito
h:.ndr-.l thousand dolla r : .-.,r
' f it hout n i'd:T A thtroi:i:h am lt i-
:i 'i a r. I'ti.'P on ei'hv-r tt; hoi
e-r ,ir tl-. -killlul'V-s!! uf the b.uA
ke-'i-r. t"'t ati aid to hu in a"id
I'lC t; i-:ik"-.
Die i'i,i 'ot m faor of a new
. . r .1 -s o sr, at ihat the i;c!or- CAV
' d to hf fMierous l.t fort t
i! . fe: . i,'t s and t t r hod w urk
h.iid lo make tho Ko-W'burtr sclio
' nlv he'i.r tt-.:iT thev are now
' Letter than aii m 'lie siaie W
DoiiKlaH County. jail will bo al
most depoiulatoa loinorraw w uui
Siiuiuvl flide, George Collins and I'at
MathiFon, alleKod yo-igiiion; wiiuarn
Hund and C. Uorg, hlackors, and ICoy
Coodfiian, a doseiU-r from the L .
army, will be takt n io rorwanu ior
anaignnunt in the Keilerai couris.
Thoy will be accompanied to me
Oregon metropolia by Deputy 1". S.
Marshal lierniaiui, of Portland;
h. riif Quine. of lioseburp. and a
special agont of Hie Government who
will arne in Uoebuig tonight.
i;. J. tiallahfr. who spent a few
days her? investinatniK the charged
against Slide. Collins and Malhisou.
said he had conclusive evidence
showing thai tlie two former men
were implicated in the robberies of
both the Phmnix and Kiddle pos(-
o'tiees. He also believes in. y are
wnnttd elsewhere and their records
will be thoroughly investigated.
Muthisun. who claims that he Iirsl
met Collins and Slide at Kiddle, will
be held a. a witness against the two
men.
Hund and Herg are slackers and
will he iTirned over to 1 niled States
h.tri. t A i torn ey Ilea tne. for inu r-
ronatioii. Hund clatnW to resulo at
'hicago. while IU-rc is from Coop
'omiiy. iload'i an lit-s at Oakland.
:iol deerietl frotn the Mexican bor
ir I.tst sipnn.er Slid- and Collins
.vill go to Cortland in irons, and
-hey will be given no chance to hs-ape.
.-on'til.-n.
UI
-'.evtuu' w.s luoh.M I i.i.Kano.
Sw v -rlaivi. ai'i'oiti'i ; a t ;-rt
No tift.i i- were gn u
Y inol ! In ttMui.
SluNi', IV N. - Kd
t-r. cent f shution h.-e ''.- I
,. , iti,i, e.-. -iui k
board .
IV IO--
: -S r Cm ex . rv a .1 v a . c o w !n
otl- t :i s,-,, M-,. ,t ,r.S u .. le rn t r
.'-:r h:M rei I: t- t !,. b. -r l.er't
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'1m: our .t t. k v, i ;...tV
-5't d w )'. ..: 1 -V :i a; d ..
.-.:-v n y Hi'i kin-
I 'on't
nton
fi.iuet. bin b
y; oil stows
ildles. si ii trie
Will take i
irirains for lit
, garden hose,
hariu-ss. buE
i"oed or inoiu y.
Judd. 2nd hand store
and Oak streets
That little Hall Seely, son of Hr.
and Airs. A. C. Seely. will be a fi
nancial success in the business world
was fully attested ly the lad at
Mercy liosprtal thin morning.
It appears that the youth had heen
afflicted with infected tonsils and
adnoids for some time past and his
father recently came to the con
clusion that their removal wa nec
essary. Hut not so with Hall he
urged that the operation would prove
painful and was not a necessity. In
order to counteract the feelings of
the lad. the father offered him $" in
rash in the event he would display
his manhood by refraining from
weeping during the giving of ether
and the other preliminaries; Mrs.
Seely agreed to contribute $:t to th-'
fund, while lr. Seely's mother do
nated $2.
The supreme test came this v rn
ine. The lad was taken to the hos
pital, and after the usual prelimiu
ary treatment, was placed uion ti'
operating table. The mask was ad
justed and tde dispensing of the
ether beiran. Hall apparently had
the $lu in mind for he acted per
fectly until nearly overcome by th
dru. He then started to whimper,
whereupon his father asked: "What
is the matter, son?"' "Well. 1 sup
pose i won't get the $10." retorted
the lad In apparent disettst. The oi
eratlon was very successful and th-
hoy will probably return to his horn
and "laltn the cash reward some tin c
tomorrow-.
Sound and purebred Terehercn
stallion Aguiualdo (50135) will l
at Judri's barn, Kosehurg, from
Tuesday noon to Wednesday noei
each week. Fifteen dollars to Insure.
S. H. Croy.
SATURDAY
JUNE 23
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4-H-M !"l-l"t"l"l"H -l-l"l -i"H- 1"! -S-! ! I 1 1 I I t i l l-
OF ALL SALF.S WILL RE GIVEN TO
THE RED CROSS
BELLOWS
STORE
CO.