Roseburg review., June 26, 1917, Image 2

FAGB TWO Eis.Mau wntmiiu LiLnt nr.nj.n. - n
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS OF
(Vmumwe lunul Work '
M. 11. Cler.iiond, county xuiveyor.
left tilts morning fr Oakland, near
where he commented thin inornlnK
the construction on a portion of the
new road work there. The work Is.
eipeeted to continue nome time.
lU-tlinm to K.UBeno
Glenn Goodman, of Eugene, re- .
turned thin niorninit. after a brief,
llt here on businea. He ' at" I
comnanled by bin little daughter!
hun aiavlne with her
grandmother. Mrs. J. A. Buchanan,
lrft Kor tlilrago i
John Beckwitb. of thin cily for the
naat neveral years, left Ihia morn- ;
lng for Chicago, whore he will lo- j
rata permanently. Ilia father was
proprietor of tne North Hide liroccry.
; ', ,,M n.i t'.ii
lrrv Hum llud rail'
Charles I-erry. the well known
brlghtcner of ahow wlndowa along
the bualneaa atrenta, yesterday suf
fered a bad fall when he accident ly
toppled from the top of a alx foot
ladder In front of Louis Kohlhagen's
butcher ahop and auatalned painful
Injuries to the left arm and wrlat.
He was replacing a flag In front of
the door when the ladder suddenly
became wobbly. Tor a short time it
won thought the member was
broken. He was buay. however,
about his usual work today.
Will IMIver th-ntloii
linn. Illnger Nermann, of this
city, hafl been naked to be preaent
nt Power. In Cow. fount y. on the
Fourth of July, to deliver a patriotic
address for that occaalon. Mr. Ilei
mnnn has accepted the invitation and
following a visit to I'orlland, be will
leave for Powers. The trains have
been scheduled to run, so as to take
those people wishing to attend tile
celebration nt Powers, in the morn
ing, mill get them there In the after
noon. It will he one of the linifcst
Fourth of .Inly eclehrat Ions' on the
coaat and attended by large num
bers. Ilcbard Will I ll.il
The will of the late Samuel He
bard, who died at rmptiia. on Feb
ruary 4. 11117, was filed in the pro
bale court here Monday. The de
ceased left real property amounting
to $l.rpiin, and an annual rental of
l.'.ll. Ills heirs are: Mrs. I.vdla He
bard. Henry Mellaril. William He
bard. Samuel Hclr.ird and Hov He
bard, of I'liipqiia: Mrs. Catherine
Moore, Mr.;, l.in-lnda C.rinev and
Velmn Hehard. of Millwood, and
Mrs. Alhe l.ane, of Oakland.
Will I'iliil In tVmrt
The will of the late Omar I'owrle.
who died nt Hraln on June II. I'.HT.
hns been filed in the probate court
Mr. Powrle left real properly valued
at IM.ITir,, nnd person:il property
amounting to lllMiit. lie also li ml
nil income from rentals ainniinllnv,
tO I'JMI HllUtlllllV. Ill WMr itTf
Mrs. Olive Peal NhVolln, of Pendle
ton; James Powrle. of Anchorage.
Alaska, and Omar Alvln and Hubert
Powrle. nil of Kraln.
Arrive From Piiyallut
C. W. Tehimit nrrlveil here last
evening from Puyalliip. V:ndi. when
be is city editor of the Puvallilp
Tribune, to loin Mrs. Tebnult and
visit a few di'vs with Attorney and
Mrs. II. I.. IMiiy. Mr. and Mil Te
bnult plan lo return to their home
nt Puyallup within the nert few
I'nvs.
Arrived Fiom F.asr
II. G. Wilson, who wis fiirnieily
'supervisor of the Indbin Airency In
this city, arrived Mondav atti'i'nnnn
from the Fast, where In' Is the In
dian siinerlnti'iidi'iit of the territory
comprising Iowa. Ivins:ia, ( tk lahoina .
nnd Nehra-ka. and will spend a fe.v
weeks here vialtlna; lth bis fnmllv
who are snendliiir the smiinirr lit
their home In this city.
Soldiers Are Working:
Several nieinbeiH of Company I,
Woodliurn Infalitiv. who are on
Guard duly here, have ncepled em
plovtnent at the depot with the
Si-nthern Paciflr Cninpany to o., un,
their lime while nut on aillve dlllv
Itelimetl to Fuironc
1lss Katheilne tlu-enbark. wlm
had been visiting f.o a f..w w,.,.,
with her parents at Metro v, return
ed Monday altcrnnon to Fnren
wheie she Is stenm-i apher at the
Fnlverslty of Oregon.
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l.eft For I'oMlmi.l
Hon. and Mr. Hinder Hermann
left .Monday aiternoun tor Portland,
where (hey will attend the weddinif
of their KrauddaUKhler. Ills Flo
llerinann. uuuKhter of Mr. and 11.
Schiller U. llerinann. to Hoy Kenny,
of l.eona. The wedtllnK will otiui
on June I'H.
rairoule to Portland
Miaa Kula Stianae. who spent ae-
eral iiavn vlaltlni! In Ihia citv and at
Itound I'ralrle. left Monday after-
noon for Wilbur, where aim will
pi-nd a few daya before leaving for
her home at Portland,
Attend 11 1 it) men ssIii
liev. Hai r i. I.ee. or St. Georwa
KpiH.opai church, .left .Monday after-
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teml the miiniiier Belon for clergy
iiibu. which tonvenen there ihirl
the week.
I'lllMMIll HHll SlllHl'
The ftiiHTa! or the late Claire
llloilKctt, who died at the home of
Mb uni le, A. I). Iltailley, in Honti
ImrK. Saturday. wnH held at the lo
cal undeituking parlors at 2 oVIock
Sunday Hfternoon. Interment of the
body followed in the Odd Fellow.'
rcinotery. The funeral MTVlcen were
conducted by Kv. J. S.iencer. paH
tor of the Methodim KpiHCopat
Chunh, ami were attended by a blR
rrowd. Thd floral offerlnKft were
numeroiiH and beautiful.
Ift Fur Ashland
Mr. and Mih. Kdwurd Neely left
here Sunday for Ch'ndale. (iranty
I'ass ami AhIiIjiikI. They will isit
with M'lallveB and attend the Round
up. I hey are maKiiiK ine u ip u
automobile.
Itcpatlsit For Sjilnii
ii. K. HarrliiKton, an attendant
from the Stale insane asylum at Sa
lem, arrived here laM nlKht alter a
pattern. He left for fbe capilol city
on tlilx morninK'H local tfain.
IsIiimI Al (iardiiMT . ,
II. II. Church, constable, and Or
rln Thompson, deputy mmifl warden,
have been upenditiK the pasft few days
at Cardiner, KeedHpnrt and Scotts
bniK'. where thev In estimated a
niuulter of cnmpluint relative to lo
lationH of the fish laws there. Thi'.v
made the trip In Mr. Thompsons
autoumhtlc.
ink 111 to California
William Speck, formerly of this
city, who was seriously injure. 1 by
falling from the top of a hocar al
uieuon Citv Konie time afio. has been
laki-n to San Framisio. where he is
rnei ing mcdhal treatment. II is
hick is-said to have been fractured
mid he siisl-ilm-d oUmt inuri-s. M
Is not believed he will recover. Mr.
Spc-k resided in Itoseburn Tor soini
lime and has iniinv frlt'tids here.
M 'ui Fnnii I'orilnnd
II. K. Smith, editor of itie Tax Lib
erator vetuiuud here tetiterdav Iroin i
rordnnd uu Knstfjn oh-koii pntnM. t
where ho spent the past few wei'ks s
tookiiiK after husfnes nmlters. Mr.
Smith made tile trip bv a lit oinobl le
nnd r'i)irt-' a d"lin!il fill journey.
IWl I'or I'oi'tland
C. V Wonaroti. ft. nner county
Jude here, and his son. Hoy. left
here Jasf exenliiK lor Portland aftet
two weeks spent in this vicinity
xltiinir with friends. They are itiak
Ini; the trip by automobile and e
pe t to reach Portland lonlcht. Thej
went an fiir as KiiKctie last eveniut:
.ludi:e Woncenti evpects to ttuin to
)(iii;1;ih County some time in Alm
ost, when he will enoy a brief bunt
luu trip in the mountain ttltriets.
Filene lloy lM-wnel
F.dw u rd Ualstnn. ned 1 7 years,
and a res-ideal of Kunene. was
drowned In I he Willamette ltlver
theie Stindav. nnordin to word re
i eiv el liei e I inlay lie was a mem
ber of the I'imn) rtillery Companv
;tiu is Known to ipiite a number ol
Wnsi-billj- people
tleiid I 'on land Meeting
(Juite a mnnl-er of HoMhnru iner
i hauls ;ne I'l.iumiin tn spend August
to II in I'oitlaml. wheiv Ihev will
enioi ninm. il Itmers' Week, which
hat betoine a p-iiiiancnt ro'til in
tliiti it i:.- , bein t; Kiveii an
iejini, t ti'lM In thiecl uhoiIh ,Hii
men Ii.ill lt -e .it ti h;lll-l. llie V I; II
t.iei . li.i HI ai,. ),) i, t-1l(el t .11 lied
rttt.tn. i. .btters.
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THE CITY
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t 'nld luiM4'til
lr. it. K. Hunt yesterday made a
trip to tlie lower ( alapooiu. where
be inalieeted uulle a number of cat-
He for Charles AIcGee. Mr. McUee
enoeiis to use the cattle for dairy
uurporeH and tor hia pietautioii.i
waa rewarded with finding the am
mala perfectly liealthy.
I Ix-leiaiKu to Convention
Coi.iniiindant li. C. Markee. oT the
, Holdlera' Home, anil 'omrauea John
Kellty and ChaH. Harper left Mon
day afternoon for Forest llrove,
where they will be delegates to the
annual encampment of the 0. A. H.
Post. The session will probably
last for three days. ( j Fred Cole and C.uv IVnnypat ker.
(avo SulKlatitial 1iMk I nf t!ie Painb-ws p.irkr dental e-
SherilT (ieoige Quine this morning tablhhment of Kut-nei arrived here
rwelved a letter from Lawrence today to spend a few' days attend
Mb heals, of Day Creek, In which jns tu business
was enclosed a cheek for mam- o-
payable to the Ited Cn.sn Swliy. I.ninl.erlaln' the lt of All.
Mr. Michaels one of Hays Creek h!
substantial ranchers and in wellj We naVR U((t( st.veril differeni
known here. coimh svrups In our family, but con-
Ihulue nn-M Comhm I Wder Chamberlain rt Counh Remedy
.1. O. Newland. local nent for the. . . f , a .. writes Kd.
Ioui!o automobile, statvd t,oday ",aI!vh 'ft Kanvlev Maine. Trv this
lie Had a canoao o maciimes on ine
rond and they w ould arrive here
probably about July 4. Mr. Newland
lias sold 1 I machines durine the past
two or three weeks' and nis Hpply
was exhaust t'd Friday.
Ad in il l ed to Hospital
Follow inn an examination here
ytslerilay. County . Indue Watson or
dered kcece Wrinht, son of Mr. and
Mis. Cal U riuht. of Marshfield. com
mitted to the state hospital for the
insane at Salem, says the Cons Hay
Times. He will be taken to Salem
tomorrow by an attendant from t he
Inwtitulion. lieece Wrinht has been
In the iare of his parents here sinc
lie was sent home from a hospital In
Scotland a year auo. lie suffered a
severe Illness while employed as as
sistant engineer on a. Standard Oil
tanker vvh Ich was opet at inn In the,
war zone w atet s. 1 1 is recent condi- :
tiou results (nun that attack anl be-1
ame such that his mother could imj
longer take caro of him. (The young
man has relatives in this city.,
IVtty Wcddititf I Vrfnrmed
Kmil S. Auder.son. of Klktun. and
Mifs Paula Virginia Lew is were
ii niied in marriage on Monday at 4
p. in., at t lie I'reshytei iaii manse,
with Itev. K. W. Warrfncion. of the
'i e-d, tei iau Church, officiating. The
young people will make t heir hmiic
at Klkton, w here they are well known
and have many friends.
Iliiy Steppers Entertained
Mrs. V. Mehaniel, nf Ten Mile,
entertained the " llusy Siepl'ers," of
(diilla. ou Thursday aiiernnon.
'I'll it tei n mem hers and six visitors
w ei t 1 1 reen I . A Iter the ImsinesH
e-siim. the hiiste: seneil delic.lit-
1 f.'li.'liiiieuts. The table was ai-
tiTie.mv oe.oraici www os'.-s
HHri't pe.'s. M iss K at h erf ne Unit mi -Imh
her a ml Miss Ada Haines assisted
in tlie fJiM-ving.
VIMI in MiiitieaH.is
Mrrf. V. V.. tinnier left this mnrn
irg t iimute 'u MinueaptdW, .'l,ei'e
;die will speml tlie nel few immt'is
i-iit r it k with htr narenw t here i,ni
wit h 1 rien.ls In ot her Hiii'- ii fit ie.
Itiisinest lit l!ugene
Attorney II. I.. Kddy leit thh
niorning for Kugene, where he pet:t
(he (lav at) ending in ari'Mi-r hii-E-
1M .;itM
BIGGER
Greatest
MASSED HANDS
Continuous Concert
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Uitt.l ilitmpioii M'l.n niiiiifio
iltti it'n 1 n 'm
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Ashland's Big Show. A $25,000
Kcuuccu Kanroau hares
FMnnrwl ReUl Tortiil
The funvral of the lat John E.
Johnson, who died here ear! ycn
Urday. was held at the Koxei'.r X
Undertaking parlor- at I1) o do. k
this morniiiis, itli Interment of the
body following In the llasmnr .eme
lerv. Judge J. ('. Kullerlun diliver-
a euioK. ine ." .e. ;
j tended by niany of Mr. Johnson
former friends and the flond ,tt-r-
inga were nuiuetotia and beautii' il.
n(.r H UM-eJinl
Sheriff George Quine this morn
ing received a letter from hla on.
Heriiert, wtio yesterday armed at
Fort Hiley, Kansaa. where He will
nerve in the I'nited States Army. The
letter waa mailed In ll:tlli'. The
young nian al,i the member of the
party are all well and had enin"l
their trip from Hoaehuil! to the
point where the letter was mailed
In the iarty were Woodier Stephen
son, r . H. Vini ll. Arclile .iilliiKan
find Ftalph an I Herbert
Quine.
m-ntUt Ai-e Mrrv
ahead
Whaft.
remedy when you have a cotish
cold, and you are almost sure
huve a good opinion of it too.
to
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Mr. Moss went to lloseburp Tues
day. Mr. Coats has sold two of his
horses and now has a Maxwell car.
Monroe Porter. Leslie McDanioN.
Harry Sellars and Willis MolTitt
have been work in k I'or Mr. Campbell.
Mr. Illackwel) was visiting on tlie
circuit this week. He preached at
Ten Mile last week. Mrs. Molfitl was
leader of the Kpworth League. Koy
Porter will be active superintendent
of the Kpwort It League hereafter.
Mr. Moss had to kiv it up. as beinn
superintendent of th,e Sunday school
and presideni of the Kpworth League
was too mm h for one man.
Last week a nnmhtr of Ten Mi'e
people? went lo Koselnirg lo see the
soldiers drill.
Mr. Iavis. of Kdenbower, visited
at the Moss home for a day or two.
Kate Hreiteiihucher was in charge
of the store and post off ice on Wed
nesday in tlie absence of the. post
master. A number of fishing parties have
passed through here on their way to
Itrewster.
Tlie roads in ibis vicinity are get
ting in good condition, add no doubt
camping parties will soon be coming
to this vicinity.
On last Tuesday, June the an
nual sehool election was held for
tins diM rift. .lanieH llarnes was
elected director for three years. The
candidates in opposition to him were
Mr. Moftitf. Mr. I treiten bucln-r and
Mr. Porter. Jasper Howard was
elected d i rector for one year, win -ning
out anainst James Itai-ncs and
Mr. Porter. Mr Hooker was elected
director by acrlamatton. There
were about six vole? cast against the
SChoo! t;:
Mrs. Itob Swan lost a moss agate
hreat pin between her hou.se and
the Ten Mile More, for which she
offers a reward. COSIII.N'.
AND BETTER THAN EVER
Bringing Together of World's Champion
Lowboys liver Attempted
Il il 1 1 i
Ion kill; hol-M' I.i1 li lei.
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Kt.iniMlh etuinti
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MOOSE lODGf DONMES
MONIY IASI IVLNING
(OR M Ml) (ROSS
Al the refill :r ineetln; oT
I he Moiisi. lodt:e held I ant
evening, the meinbeiK of thnt
order damned l t' the Red 4
( 'ns tun. I. 'I ti" icsuUi bunt-
Ut-Mi meetlUK s (ol'iowed tij j
a bannuet and oci:ll hour. 4
The atiend:ime w imikc. ai - j
i-indinK lo me his iet.it y. and J-rt-veial
in. liters of importance 4
to the order were considered.
The social umhtu have beennn
very popular with the mem-
tiers of the Moo-e lodue and
their ladies, and will be con- J
tinned thrcuMiout
mer months.
the sum-
J. mer months.
NOTICF. i
The clerk of School His-trict No.
7 "i lias been aut liorlzed to call for
bids for 12 tier dry oak wood. I'd
inches long, not less than li or more
than k Inches in diameter, ami -i
tier dry pine wood, to he delivered,
and ricked in the woodshed before
the 1st day of Sept. All bids -to be
in the hands of the clerk, on or be
fot the loth day of July. The
hoard reserves the rii;ht to reject
anv and all bids.
I.OKA M. KKSTKIE.
Clerk l)i-t. No. T.'i.
It. P. !.. HosebtujZ.
Mrs. Sam Starmer left Monday
morning for Myrtle Creek, where
she will spend several days visiting
Willi her parents. Mr and Mrs. C. M.
Hermann.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Worthington
ivtuine,) Saturday from a vis-it with
i;. orthinmon and family, who are
now residing on a farm on South
Myrtle Cieek.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Koikwell, of
Cottaue (hove, arrived here Monday
nioruinv to make her home in this
city. M r. li ork well is a missionary ,
for tho Southern Oregon Conference'
cf tlie Seventh Hay Adventists. i
THE iOOO PUDGE
COLONEu.PUT ME IN THE "U ff HAVE A FOUR TmEM( lM GOiKfi, j
HNKS 0 IkNY OTHER OLD! ) TO $TM with d
place. But stE that vvti I L W-B CuT tocco ) this Reotwim
H-VVE PLENT OP'ThE LlTTLEl ) i
CHEW TM SAT.SriESr ' f V-s.
WHEN men are drawn together in the army, you
find out a lot about their likes and dislikes. It's
always been a great place for the spread of W-B
CUT popularity. They show each other why 'you
shouldn't take more than 9 little chew of W-B CUT.
F.very shred is chock full of sap; a big chew is too rich.
They take to W-B CUT, strong; nothing is too good
for our soldiers.
M.Je lj WEYMAN BRUTON COMPANY, 1107 BrcJw.r. Nw Tori nT
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Round-up and Annual Hyiu Hehe
MAKE YOUR
LOCAL NEWSBOYS PLAN
BIG PICNIC; MISS PITCH-
A tiewsbuys' picnic Is the biK at
iraet um now deitiutidiiiK attention
from ilit active younKMr' frater
nity in this city. More than 3" car
n rn are planning to participate and
moht at the bo.v s were today waxing
unite enthusiastic. They will be
eh:tpertmcd by MiFH A;nes I'itch
ford According to the plant ha they
havi so far progressed, the lnys will
be taken by auto to Winchester or
some other nearby picnic grounds
probably on Sunday. They will leave
Here iiumeniaieiy arier me aenvery
of the morning papers from Port
land and will remain the entire day.
a monster picnic lunch being a feat
ure of the day's outing. All manner
of sports will be allowed in order lo
show the boys a good time.
The carriers will include all the
boys engaged ill delivering the three
Portland dailies, as well as the news
papers of this city.
-o-
'liie Test of Time.
Say what you will, time tries all
thitiitf, only the best survive. Cham
berlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Kenn
edy has been in use for more than
forty years. Many millions of bottles
have been sold and used during this
time. It has stood the test of time
because it can always be depended
upon. c
Mrs. A. K. Smith, of Oakland, was
In lioseburg yesterday visiting with
friend
Miss Margaiet Scott left this
morning for Ashland, where she will
attend the Hound up and spend the
summer visiting with relatives there.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
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A chill after utituiag. cooling oft
suddenly alter eveicite and drafts,
give the culd germs a foot-bold that
may lead to something worse. Safety
require early treatment. Keep I ir.
KiiiR s New Discovery ou hand. This
pleasant bal?am remedy allays In
flammation, soothes the eoush and
repairs the tissues. Better be safe,
t than aorry. Break up the cold with
I ir. KutK k New IHscovery before ita
too late. At your drugglsft, 50c, fl.Ou.
CALL FOB COCNTY WARRANTS.
Notice la hereby given all person
holding County Warrants endorsed
"Not paid for want of funds," to pre
sent Itieiu for payment at the oifice
of the County Treasurer of Iouglaa
County. Oregon, for interest thereon
will cease after the date of this no
tice. Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, April
20, 1817.
J. E. SAWYERS,
County Treasurer.
HIUNX-CM.I M.AXTS.
We nre now prepared to book or
ders for St. Valentine broccoli
plants, grown from the purest seed
obtainable. Umpu.ua . Valley Fruit
Union.
STOP AT
Hotel Grand
Cass St., Roseburg, Or.
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K38
Stop at
Hotel Umpqua
New and Modern
G. W. YounjT & Son
REAL ESTATE
Bonds. Loans, Rentals
Fire Insurance, Notary Public
ne cass sr. phone 417.
Real Estate
Vtiy ml Farm lrniMrtj
Timtwr JanU
Apent for
West lake nnd Winchester Baj
Tonn Lots.
GEORGE RITER
122 Wost Onk Street.
Why nre I) anil P the most Import-
reiicn, in ine aipnanei t
ABC 0 E
F G H I J
Ho,u-e y couldn't have eef or
I'urk Willi,, ut tlii-m:
We carry a compute line of betf
in
especially deslsned for
knife nnd fork! vi, iu k
with the meats we ppII you, if It were
not so. we would not tell you!
The Economy Market
We Are looMne for Ihe Man
who hi soiled his c1oth io badly
that thry are not fit to wear. No
matter how dirty or preay the latt
may ho, we are equipped wlih tha
mot modern machinery, and hava
fkllled workmen who know how to
( lean, Hepalr and Pre )1, t'lnthru
o that they look JuJt like new.
Imperial Cleaners
Phone 277
312 N. Jackson