Roseburg review., June 28, 1917, Image 2

TAQW TWO
EVENING ROgEBl'RG REVIEW, THIKSUAV. JIM: 2N. In
x BRIEF NEWS ITEMS OF
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jUturiitNl t-fmn Onkliuid
( ouniy 8uryor M. II. Ormoud,
whu bad bffn to Oaklund for (tie
(h past few days where he Fiarted
roust ruction work on no me Improved
highway, ret u mum. heie lant eetiinK.
lie went to KeilngK today, where
viewed bimiih Improved Io.kIh with
t he ineinherH of the loud view in k
hourd.
1,411 h'ttr I trm
MIsk olle Murium, left last even
ing Tor Iteiio, Nev., where idie oxpeitH
to visit for the next few weeks. She Ik expected that IndlctmentH will he
will be with her Hister, Mm. U L. veturned aKalnst the three men.
ItchinHon. who has resided there for They are mild lo be wanted In run
home time. n tlon with the robbery of the pot-
Itetiiiued From IWiIuimI office at I'hoenlx. Jack mm County.
Miss Aili e Hopkins, w ho had been IWt Hero wtertlay
vkitiiiK with her Bister, Mi Marlon' Lyman Spemer and wife left here
llookluH. who Ikis a position at Port- last niKht for a trip which will take
land, returned lust evening Slit
wan absent for about two weeks.
'I'o Stay at IWtlMiw
Miss lia.elle Hardin, who ban
been ntipinK here with her uncle,
11. ('. Hardin, a local train din
pat (her. left thlH inorniiiK for Port
land. She hait relative there and
expects (i) i em a in permanently.
('itntJlier laid) ItetliniS
Mrs. It. H. Fields, who had been
here a few day from (iardiner, left
fi
ir home this morning. She was
looking after IjiislnesM matters in
tiii city.
l iHlier l('Nirlei III
Mr. .1. It. Chapman left thin
mot ti 1 it k for (ii and l-'orks. It. C...
where it Ik reported lhat b
J. M. Imiimll Is seriously
Chapman received the nnf
night and will make all
reaching her father'H shle.
ter Ih unite idd and lias be
Itiltlsh Columbia illy for
r father,
ill. Mm.
-tiiKe last
haute in
The lal
n at tlu
tlm past
several mont lis.
I!rl limed I 'roni AriwmH
MiK. F. II. Hart, who spent the
w inter months In A 1 1 zona, ret in ned
to her home at Sutherlin this alter
noun, utter lsitiiiK here for several
day.
Former ItoMrlmrK - J r I Visits
M iss Thora lOast man, formerly of
thin city, arrived this a I ter noon
from Fresno. Calif., to visit Jierr
with ft lend for u few weeks. For
the pa-t several days she hud hetn
visitim? at MedTord.
Well Known Player Here
.Moose .lohriMiii, of Portland, one
of the best known hockey players,
a n a champion of the Pacific Coast.
N visitliiK here with Capt. and Mrs
M. A. Hai kett. Mr. Johnson motor
ed up from Portland on Sunday wltn
V. I). Ilackett and will upend several
days In (his city.
Aged 'onduetoi- Hen
C. T. Kinsley, of Portland, at
lived here last evening and spent the
nubt at the l'inMiiii Hotel. Mr.
KiiiKsley is a retired Soul hern Pa
cific c(,itd m-tor and is wed known
In this illy. lie Miy he Is wnlmlng
I lie best of health. Mr. Kingsie)
operated on trains hetveeii itosebiir
and Portland lor many years and Ir
one if ibe let k now n i-i.i.dii-loi
til the ntate.
(IM-S 'I'o M Jit-sli f lehl
I. eon Met Unlock left litis inorn
iiiK Tor Marsh field, where he will
pass lite next week with Irlends. He
made t he trip by stage.
acjiftiot at Hoik Creek
Charles Stanton, reporter on the
Kvenlng News, and Fred Peny left
this mornliii; fur Kock Creek, where
they will spend a week bitiilitm and
Vlhilill!,'
Ijtot HaiHi' Fiifoyed
The inemherri or the Trotleis'
Club held (heir lait dance for I he
season at the state in uioi y last
IlltTht. The datice was thoioUKhlv
eiioed bv all who chained to be
pienetlt
llelliuell ! loiprm iou
Hat ton HelliUell. who uuderwenl
an opciation lor appendicitis at
Mercv boKpital ii tew davs ami. will
pioh.ihlv leave the institution about
Snmlav It lll be a week oi leu
la- before he will he able to, rr
Mllne Ii Ik illlties l Ibe tu rolle.tini;
depart tile lit at Die t out t house. :ic
cnrditiK lo the at lend tlii; ph mi ia n
Mr Heltiwell hai mativ Mends beie
who ate Kbid to let in that the o per a
Hon w:w sui cel ul mid that the pa
tlettt h reruveiilli:
l rriiiii;ioienis Miide
Hart y Parm t-r. sectetm i.f tt.e
Moimlas Conntv Fiie Piitiol Vistula
Hon. stated this motttinii tliat all
plaits liad been
a inula 1 meet iut'
1 be b.-ld hi Ii.
tern. i,. J, hout
be ill iittelid.m. i
number of ad.ln
t. itM net at t III
att illicit., led
completed lot the
of the patiolttieti
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Mlit tnt dtvoice in (be i n.
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Iteiuni Here Suiunlii)
Word wa retched In Ko.Mir
thlw inorniiiK to the effect that Sher
iff Qui lie and 1'eputy Sheriff Kiank
Hnpk itift will ret in n here Sat unlay
from Portland, where i hey (
summoned an witnesse aialnl
(ieorKe Collin:, Samuel Slide and
l'nirlk Mafhion, who an rhanced
with at tempt in k to enter ami fob
the Kiddle Mt.sloffM e. The mat t r
Ih now belli considered by the Fed
eral K'and jury at Portland ami It
them to points In furry County.
They Kill ret urn by way of (i runts
I'anrf ami will spend a couple of
dayn attending the KoKiie Klver
Houndup at AHhland. They uib mak
ing the triji bv automolille.
( fvil Actlmi Filed
II. S. Shaffer thin morning filed a
h 11 it In the Circuit Court here against
F. If. Waile a prominent Sulherlln
capllaliHt. The plaintiff weeks to re
cover Ihe sum of $7.".o, which ho
HiiIiiih Ik due on n promissory note
executed at Merced. Calif., on Jul
L'o, IHM. The note was orlKinatly
In the sum of $1 :.", but hair of
t bin sum w as paid previously. Ile
sldert the principal plaintiff aska for
attorney fee and cosls and disbursi'
inentH incurred In prosecuting the
action.
Visilioif M Portland
Itev. liarr C. I.ee, pnptor of the
local Fpiscopnl Church. Is passinK
a few days at Portland, where he is
ettendinti the summer school of the
Kpiscopa! ministers of (tie stale. He
will return to HosehuiK some time
next week, accord Itu to his present
plain1.
Miller Is Improving
W illiam Miller, who was hroivht
her. Tuesday n'L'ht sutTerinn rrom
n broken lew. which he Hiisf.'ined
while wcikiiiK ' 'he 1ok'Ih cai'ip-
of the l.eona MI'ls Coinp;iuv, is im
pi o int: at Met cv hospital, ai coi d
lim to Ihe nlterdi'm phv-iiclan. I
cau of the seri')iMiess nt his in
luries It will be several wekH I1
lorn :ie will be able to return to his
home at l.eona.
Feller in ItiNi'lved
John W. Parker, if t1" Itoseb ire
Cionmerclal Cluti has received a lit
ter from Ho ioanan-Miieni.1 of the
ICoKtie Itiver Koundiiu a-kitii; him
to participate In me tennis tourna
ment to he held there n--t week.
Mr. Parker has not d"-id -d w helper
he will be able to ait. "id be Itouiid-
ii p because of business w h It'll I'Kiy
need hit attention here.
re Pfepni-hiu Nanti"
J. K. MtCllntoik. of ho Comittev
clal Abstract Comiliny, has a stenog
rapher at work (ireparinu the names
oT those who donated to the lied
Cross fund. The names n Ihe
oik. totelher with the eiiiont ot
i money doitatetl by each, will oe pub
1 llshed in the local newspapet r ns
soon nti they can be extended and
placed In proper shape. There are
se'.eral hundred donors, and the huIi
i script ions ratine Ironi J.", cents to
$ I '"
I toad Conditions llud
I,. I,. Mathews, who operates an
automobile slam between Uo-ebnru
and I (est on. reported t hit mornlnu
that a Keel ion of road In Ihe Fook
Inn Class district is almost inipass
able because of t lie inlet lor w ork
helnn done by the supervisor there
Mr. Mathews says loose travel is
beiim idled on the road (here and II
is- with the Kteatest difficulty that
(automobiles et over the spot. Mr.
I Mathews savs the ' im pt o vetuent ' Is
not only a ureal dotilincitt to the
load but Is likely to result in serious
incidents Three stops were made
by Mr. Malbews while etirottie over
the shoit stretch id road (his tuoin
im:, He siivs It will be necesatv
for him to carry a shovel heteafler
.in oider (hat he mav m.ike a path
! tot liw car Similar conditions ate
, repot ted bet vv cell KosebUl V, and
j Sitt berlin.
i i oi k Hy Mm I e
llaitv Koii.aiue. a foict ranr.r in
I the Cascade tnouutains. had an c
pern nee Ibis week Hi which his i id
! ILK mate piob.iblv' saved Ills lite. He
I was alone mi a Hip from one station
i o a mo lo r on a lonel y t ra il. and
while walking lo lo-d his horse, the
tn hi. 1 1 -nd dcti U Jlitn p. d I' n k w a i d,
dr.ii'Kinc him wttb tor Al the tn
slant wlon ihe hol-e drew Us ow to i
back, a rattlotiake t.istctod ii:
lam;s in one leg of the man's tioii
bul v it bout touch nig Ibe l n
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THE CITY
Pi I ol Clrik Fliiiibli
old was received In Kusebuif
l this mortiiriK to the effm t that pot,
tal clerks or other postal em ploy en
j who enter the Navy, Army or Na
tlona) Cuard dtirim; the war, will he
entitled to leave of absence from the
! postal service and w ill be entitled
; to draw both military and postal
, salaries, provided the two do not
exceed $J.oo annually. This de
cision w a rendered by the Comp
iroller or the Treasury, after several
(tost mast crn had refused to Kiant
their employes leave of absence dur
ing tbe war.
Mutter Hum Arrived
AdvertiKlm; matter for the Chati
tauiua to bo held here In July haa
been received by C. S. Ileinllne and
will be distributed over the county
within Ibe next few days. It la ex
pected that this year's Chautauqua
will be the biKt and most huc
cossful event of itu kind ever held In
this section of the Htate.
Curl Taylor l-ve t
Carl Taylor, Ira vellng passentier
ateiit for the Southern Pacific Com
pany, who spent yesterday in Itose
buiK. left last niKht for points in
(he Southern Part of the stute.
Aichltei t toe Home -
F . M a n so u While, the a rch i t ect
who prepared the plans and specifi
cations for the new high school
building here, left Tor ills home at
Portland last niuTit. He passed 4
ion pie of days in this rlty iouktn,,
after business mattera.
ICeliiriHil Fwhii Tri
Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Fltzpatriik and
Mr. and Mrs. Kdwln Thornton have
returned here alter a fw days spent
on Fall Creek. They caught a nice
lot of trout and report a general
good time. The trip was made In
M r. Thornton's automobile.
Artisan iiv Mom)
At the regular meeting of the
Artisans' lodge held here a week
ago, the members of lhat order cor
tributed to the Ited ('tons fund.
The check was yesterday turned;
over to the Ued Cross committee. j
Naval Mill) iu Calhvl I
Word was received In Koschurg
this morning to the effect that the,
Na v a I M Hit ia has been ordered to ;
mobilize at Seattle on August l.j
when they will he placed in train
ing. Provision has been made for
nmi members of this branch of the,
military service. Several towns
have been asked to raise div islons
immediately.
Traveling Auent Here
It. K. Malley, traveling pasen'-;er
agent for t he Chicago and North- J
western, spent ihe day in the cltyj
visiting w it Ii the IimhI agent and j
attending te business1 affairs, on his
regular business trip to this city. j
I
MACHINE WAS STRUCK
BY SOUTHERN PACIflC
TRAIN NEAR EliGENL
Train No 1 7. wbb h arrived In
I'osehurg at 1 u o'clock ednesilav
uioining, struck an automobile near
Kimeiie. The car was occupied by
three persons but they escaped with
out ki'I ions in juries.
The KiiKc-ne li uat d had ihe fol
low i tig to say 1 emu ding the aci-i
dent:
A niolor car driven by Ir. A. M.
Smith was wrecked by a southbound
Southern Pari tie train at Judkius'
Point about s o'clock this morning.
Miss Sue Imrrls and Miss Vltglnia
I )o t i ls w eie also passengers. The
three women saved thenisvhes by
juiupini; when the motor went dead
at a lime when the car was squarely
mi tbt track. The train was mov
ing at a slow rate of speed and came
from around a blind coiner. A street
car on an adjoininK track, a few
leet away, and motor cars iu trout
added to the confusion of the sittia
t ion.
lr.
ibe ti
gene
lattio:
dent
Smith and Miss horns make
P liom Kimald Park to Ku
c cry morning, ct ossing t tie
d at the point where the aid
11 cm red. Mis I lot r Is stated
tb.it Ibe enmne bus neer failed be-'
lorn at tbe in.-sini;, whltb has nl
-I i ulil made at the tii"ii;n li. Tbe
usual iiinontit at power was probably
not applied in lew of tbe lael that
t here w iis anot lie r ear Just a brad. 1
-he atd
Tlie ear was thrown about I-' fetv
one wheel beini; brobeu and the run
nnm boa id smashed.
ARTICLtS APPROYtD BY
SU1E OlflflAl, SAYS
R1P0RT fROM SAllM
ttoi ue t leot i;e Neum
IM: ...etve.l orA 1 1 HI
the e:)i-, i Ill.it tbi Hill
M a l ion ol t be I inputi.l S.i'
I oau so. 1 a 1 ion had bee
I into 1 .
The 111
1 (ieoii;e N'eiinei. H
Wharton. .to-4eib
ubi i ly. !: N Kw art
1' ll.it i ts and It
i' put I'Oie of t he i oi
"tld't. H billbllllK ai d.
..nd the be.(. nffue
at ion w ti! be ! at.- 1
w ho has he-n
Uniter -.im!i at
c weeki. left tbi
n dale, where n'.e
Week, on lnilti" 1
I " I 1 MM I I !1
I it:- t.r I'-e ; .,t f
eet n nc f-! iHe
1 -nd .. te
E
riTIU A N I MttFIt OF KM .b
i ITIZFVS Wil l. .i TO AMI
I.AI M T U ILK bl ATT FN l
ihi: i:m,i 1: itivi it i;o(M).i p
I OK I HCI I) S.
COWBOYS ALREADY ON GROUND
It in I'rislicliil Thai Not l.e. 'J hait
ru,(MM Pcpie Will Be Piccnl
nl Ashland H111 ing the
Three lbi-.
Altliougb a number of Celebrations
are to be held at dillen-nl points iu
IoimlaH County, It in predicted that
(juite a nut'iber of Kosebtirg people
will go to A iiland next week, where
they will h pi nd tnn e days unending
the ItOL'tie Fiver Houndup. This is
one ot the big events in or ton ind
attracted more than X.uou people
last year. It Is believed that tins
year's crowd will exceed fio.iiuu peo
ple. The following Item telling or
the Houndup was received from Ibe
publicity manager of the event by
The Kuview:
The city-is already filling up with
,4'ltiitoi-K. and T:' men and women rid
1 era are already here to pa it id pal o
hu the roundup. Two hundred head
'of slock are quartered at the
grounds. A hotel has b-en turned
over to the round up boys and I'tr
j ninhed free accommodations and
j board, and on ihe register there are
j already the names of ten Pendleton
(winners and dozens of others who
; rank among ibe noi famous of the
I riders and bulldozers of t he west .
I Itu Halo Vernon. hell Ulaneheit.
j Frank Cable. Miss Kathetine Wilkes,
Panel! ( anuon. 1 aktma ( annir.
Smiley Corbet t, Frank Smith. Tex
White. John Spain and Kuhe Ili-a-her
are among tf.e many who are already
here. Alt of the winners of tip re
cent Philomat h round-up w ill par
ticipate here.
Other features or the lliyu llehe
include two ten round boxing
matches between Ued Watfou. of
Iienver. vs. Figbliug Fddie Hums, of
( a U land, and John uy Met 'an by. of
Oakland, vs. Frankie H'lrns, of Seat
tle, on the ;;rd and -4 1 It. a tennis
The first-hand, each,
Tire is evidwnt
Add to tl;at Ihe lo:
S -- -Black Tread
SJ3!S!TJK.S;
money.
Naturnlly, four Dhmondj multiply that s.ivin:
-ind service for you Ly lour.
i ii'irmciis f!u;ur! inn
rrnior sti:cioe3 Lv'.trnrt; c f p.
tiicse coaiLir.o tj yv.-.r bc.H'tV.
You mny ncod I ut cr.o '.
Squoc;ee Tread. K.vp vi u..
four Diamonds and :wiv;:i r
Every Diamond
deliver full value
If ever
D
fails, a
juatrnent
.11 I
niivifr"i
im m Li
For Automobiles, Eic'cus cn J A -iorcyclat
MOTOR ST T0P GARAGE
4.4 J.il...
t .urr.an int. unfurling of the largest
'ftag in OreKon. f .r mtic patriotic
ptiaU, l.'uo'j day ur.d ni(fbt t;re
woi ks. cout:nuour bdtid coucerts oy
'Ix bands, including the Portland
police band ; baby hliow, ro-e ho' ,
Kvveet pea thow, hwiriiining and wattr
spot tn, ioui' danc.s at lei noon and
1 1
e en in v, conft-tt 1 hattb. and trut
of otb"T at tract Wins. Special 1 1 tiii.s
frotn Portland and Coos Hay will ar
i i'.- on July 'A and July 4, rt ;-i c
lively, and v ill be. t-aikt
l.tibia P.srlf, w n- re hixty j
shad aad four kinds of
vat'r are free to visitors.
u K.cjal
WORKERS TO ASSfMSiE
AT LOCAL DEPOSITORY;
TfiAIT EJrtfT UtrrvCfN ; a fs-uli there has been eonsider
lUUli inJil !ULinU Ktralir d-iring the past
1 Tew years. I;epuiy Sheriff IlanVty
' i has been appointed a deputy to the
'eii-ons who have volun- loal vettrinarv B.irtjeop -ind nu the
te
r-d to work in the Hoy 4
J Scouts' bean put eh, beginning j
j- at 4 o'clock Friday afternoon, $
f- are reitiesied to meet at the
4 First State & Savings Hank at .
4. .',:: o'clock. Jose.h .Micelll -j" '
I- slated ibis morning that about
-In persons have already vol- ,
j utitcered. and he predictH t I'm t 4'
1. lie crew will comprifA not J '
less than .,o huKky business
and protessloual men of this 41
I- city. The work will be prose-
J. 1 uieii until the pat'-h has iwn
A 4-
le 4
ejtnnnated 01 every weed
! luti'-beon will be served by the
t. nietnteri of the tlirls Na-
j t Kin a 1 Honor Guard ann itnd
Cross Society. Tlie pat ch of
4 beans' was planted by the Hoy
4" Scouts of this citv. but be
J i'lt-e of tlie absence of u rna
jority of the lads, the tract
V has not received the atten-J-
lion it deserved.
5-1
t
Pay Ihi Ficene ami
I'ine
Hobert Smith todav was arraigned
before Citv Hecnrder Whipple and
later fined for not having paid
a dog Meet! so In accordance with the
law ro'jnirinir such a'tion. Me was
also compelled to pay the licen-e
fe.. t lie en t ire amount heim thus
7. lie p;iid the sum in full.
Mr. Heinline Will Itenmin
Word received from Portland to
day stated that Mrs. C. S. lleinlinn.
who i now attending her motber.
Mrs. O. K. Kid ridge. In that citv.
tunc rema'n for some lime. The bit
ter Is at the hospital, where she ha
'oun little improvement in tip pat
few days.
Mr. nnd Mrs1. James (Jrider, (
T.os An'reles. arrived l.er" last ee
i')r to yovl n davs with friend
ia buying one Diamond rM$L
-.id bt tt-
.'ice ior
f n
:
in
r" c,,,t ?Di:,niond
1 lAfil nFflfFP Will
LUlrtL Ul I ItLll TT I L L
ENFORCE LAW ADOPTED
BY STATE EfGISlAJURE
rr. H
j l t;.t he
a law i
K. Hunt, a local veterinary
announced litis morning
nieiided tn enforce sirictly
--ed by the m.1 I.egisla-I
tui wlildi provides that no person,
I 1 ofaer tlian ljutcners, shall npo.ie
of Mi'es 01 cattle fr day a after
ttie anirnai hut been killed.
It is f 111 hr pi (v id ed in the law
' iia.t liie bides, together w i 1 1 he
it-; tnarnis yhaU ir kept illtaci
.iti!1. li.tll at all t inns be aval! aide
tor inspection by the officers. This
iaw has not been enforced here, and
" power to inspect hides -whenever he
ti sires. Tbrouirh th nforceinent
of this law. Dr. Hunt, believes cuttie
bt fating will reduced to a inini
intiiii in this section of th stale.
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Sloan' Liniment for ItlieiimalUm.
The pain goes so quickly after you
apply Sloan's Liniment for rheumatic
pains, alfo In neuralgia, toothache,
luinbauo. sprains, and Its to easy to
ue. It ijuickly penetrates and
soothes without rubbing and is far
cleaner and more effect ive than
miissy plasters or ointments.
ke;-p a hot tie iu the house and
get prompt relief, nut only from all
nerve-pains but from bruises,
strains, sprains, over-exercise and
all external aches. At your drug
gist. 2.-c. aOc. JluO.
FW lFPOT I IMSIIFII.
The new paswnger depot at Itoeds
! port on the lOugene-Coos Hay branch
j of the Southern Pacific was finished
last week, and the painting on the
interior so dry as to enable it to hv
I occupied for business for the first
1 time on Thursday, says ihe Kugcne
J Hegisiep. The building is a very
j neat .?t riu ttire, and the interior con
sists of the auent s and operator
depart merit, wailing room, baggage
and e!'ie-s room, all handily ar
ranged and ei nipped w ith all con
veniences. Tlie freight depot is nearly fin
ished, together wilh the drivevvav
troin the passemrer depot to the
wharf, a distance of nearly liiuti
Te:, feet wide, with railing, and
sr constructed that teams and foot
men can pas-s over the same. The
S. P. Company has spent over $.
"iu in making i in pro v omen: s at
Keed sport, which have greatly n ti
tled to the appearam e of the city
a nd the coin enieme of the public.
lha
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.NEVKK XEfiUitT A COLD.
A cbiU after bathing, cooling off
suddenly alter exercise and drafts,
give the cold genus a fool-bold that
iuay lead to something worse. Safety
require arly treatment. Keep lir.
King a New liisoovery on hand. This
pleasant baUuin remedy allays in
flammation, soothes the cough and
repairs the tituues. lietter be safe
than sorry. Break up the cold with
lr. King s New Discovery beiore s
j 00 late. At your druggist, 50c,
$ l.uu.
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CAIX FOH COUIT WAttUANTtt.
Notice Is hereby given all peruom
holding County Warrants endorsed
"Not paid for want of funds," to pre
sent them for payment at the olfice
of the County Treasurer of Douglas
County, Oregon, for Interest thereoo
will cease after the date of this no
tice. Dated at Roaeburg, Oregon, April
20. 1917.
J." E. 8AWYER3.
County Treasurer.
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nitoct 1H.1 i'i,A.vrs.
We are now prepared to book or
ders for St. Valentine broccoli
plants, grown from the purest seed
obtainable. Unipn.ua Valley Fruit
Union.
STOP AT
Hotel Grand
Cass St., Roseburg, Or.
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W I r E
Stop at
Hotel Umpqua
New and Modern
G. W. Young & Son
REAL ESTATE
Bonds. Loans, Rentals
Fire Insurance, Notary Public
116 CASS ST.
PHONE 417.
Real Estate
City and Farm Property
Timber ljnds
Agent for
Westluke and Winehesler Bay
Town Lota.
GEORGE RITER
122 West Oak Street.
IVIiy are II anil P tli most Import,
ant letters In the alphabet?
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ItrraiiM) you rouMn't lmve Beef or
fork Mlihimt them:
We carry a comnieie line of beef
anil purk. nnniicliilltr dpsiirneii t,,r
knlfn ni fork! You will be pleased
with the meals we sell you. If It were
not so, we would not tell you!
The Economy Market
tie... Knhnhaarn, Prop., I'hime H.
I We Are looking for the Man
who has soiled his rlotbes so badly
that they are not fit to wear. No
1 matter how dirty or greasy the lilt
may be, we are equipped with the
mot modrrn machinery, and have
skilled workmen wliu know how to
ll'lesn, Hepalr and IYe Old iiothee
so that ttiey look just like new.
Imperial Cleaners
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Phone 277 342 N. Jackson