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Newspaper Page TextKVEXrVd ROSKBCna REVIEW, THTRSDAY, JI LT IS, 191T. 1-M-H I 1 M"M"MI I M'W J. TnosE W HO REGISTKKKI). (Continued Kroin Yesterday.) CGI UUhiiioiid, Thou. A.; (Jardl hit . 6.12 Arlaiulson, Andrew S; ditto 60J Iturdick, Willmr A.; ditto b.r4 liueheh. Jh nieH Jerulue; ditto ti.'.i, Kdmuiiilr, Harold l.eruy; do 6i)6 Anderson, Oscar t'lyde; ditto fc:"7 (iraliuui, James W.; ditto tif.N Weaver, Liavid Otto, ditto C'J Kiikle, James Karl; ditto (,1,'iiilnle nml u inily. fit',0 I'rultt. Charley Allie.l KG I Juntzer, John Henry tilij Holt, Nornmn fither i,i.:t Holt., lioiiKlax Kit. lilit Siinelier, (lines; Kuler littr, ('li'velaiiil. Claude Kaymond lilil, YuifHtu, Clirlhtohat; Kohler lili7 llrantion, JeKse Valentine liilK llonlllo, Miguel; Koliler ; i, r Carpy, Harold (JeorKe t;?0 Soriano, Jose; Kohler 1,71 H.n iiett . Allien liavid (.72 Sanchez, Kr.ilieu; Kohler G7:i Harvey, Clarence l.loyd 1.74 ItivaH. l.iofilo; Kohler t;7T, Huik-hhsoh. Orval Kmest li7'i Menu, Salvador; Kohler ; 7 7 llildreth, Theodore t7S Kenii, Howard Wllhim li"!l Harding. I.eHler JenkiiiH CMl Slelliinet., Arthur William t; K I 11 1; . James VYilllain l,H2 Carlson, John Itiehard W. i h : Jiiciiiii's, tiny Otto tK4 Hyer. Kdwiird Kverelt tir Snyder, Alliert Alva lisii llainlllon. Mi lliiiiiriie II. Iix7 1'ike, John Frederick r,xx Mattlee, Archie Klalidcr (;' V'aiiKlin, Sylvester t;'ni Pinmii, Williiiin Carver i!ll Kamey, Ferdie r'runklitl lifts Cutsri.rtll, Dale Willard fi!i:t ileiiteiiiann, Arthur; Kohler !)4 ViiiikIiii, V il tin in t!!r Set her, Carl .1 oil ii l.eroy llllti Mother, HIkiT (iealhall t'.!i7 Sailer. Jiilin MorrlH l,!'K I l.iK. ii, Arthur Henry r.'t'.l I yer, William llezle 7ihi Johnson. Carter John 7u1 Hur.stader, Arthur William 702 I'ollock. Vance Nealy; Kohler 7:t Churchill, charleB li.; Kohler 7lt l-'iTer, James Ta lor 7il.r Moore, Alonzo Kilwurd 7mi Winkl an. Allied Andy 7ll7 Winkleiiian, Anderson 70S I'almer, Charles Henry ""til l iniihletl, Finest Karl 7 I u .Moon', .lames 7 1 I Cri'Kory. I. lies Itav 712 Moore, John I'hiliin 7 I :l l.vstul. Oliver Howard 711 wlKhl. I'eter lilchanl 7 I .' Stephen. Curtis !;.; l-'ernvale 7li; Conk, Charles II ; dillo 717 Hedi:ers, Arlliur: ilitto 7IS Murphy. Michel Winilivd; do 7 l'J Martin. I.iiuience Crawford 7 J H llainlllon. Allen Hiltotd; do 721 Sinllh. Allot .1 ; .Into 722 llluckloiil, Wallace A 72:1 llawsnll, William lluck 724 Cornell, Carl Franklin llocliiiri, I in n, in. 72f, l.anwcll, Italph Madison 72li Volhm, llert 727 lllooiu, Al(ll l.eiiniinl 725 Croft, I'oicy Harold 72'l 1 lofl inn ii, Fred William 7:;u M.'Chehey, Arthur W Infl. Id 7:: I Fleming, liavid lleili v 7.12 Kldr.cll. llu,,,y W.lel.r 7:i:l Siiner, Will in in Carl uflu 7 :i I 'I'oiloric. .1 u rl 7"!.r. I'yar, Charles Sherman 7:lli llci-crslud. Alfred 7:17 llahlman, Nicholas Aui-iisl 7:lK I.ervaicHich, Lome 7;i'i Mc('ui-h. W 1 1 tin in Franklin 74U Fierce, (Irhle Victor 7 1 1 Insley, Charles Wilkin 7 I 2 Harrison, Frank 7t:i French, lleadleck I'eter 74 1 SchaelTer, Osmond Ten-el 74 Wilson, Franklin Itoss 74t! Mynalt, Wllmer Fail 717 Mcculloch. .Mantntil 741 Wilson, Charles Preston 7I'I Ciinler, I'aul Alhiit; Until. T 7MI Harris, Karl Fdwln; drain 7'.1 tiunlcr, Francis N : Hunter 7T.2 llouers, Jake; Hrailt 7f,:i llairls. Harry lliich; drain 7T.4 Holmes, Frank l.avcrn 7.r.r. Holmes. William II v THE NEW g 7 MODEL OF The Hotpoint Iron Two New Exclusive Features: IIISGFA) CORD I h'Olir rOh'. ingeniously conslructiil liinjic joint ;nul ilouMir spiral spring Rives lu'ciss.ny llcvihilily ami protects conl from excessive lun.lins-p!n; more easily removed than former types. TIll'Mll A7.'.S7" provides natural resting place for the thumb. Rests the wrist an. I makes ironing easier. Come in ami eviiivnc theso new features, or phone us to send one tit yo ir Inmu' on free trial. See our Window l)ipLit 01 Hotpoint Irons ROSIiUUWQ IZUliCTRIC CO. Bull, Hay Howard McMullen, Kuull .Maddux, Ueorga ADtbony Anderson, Faul Fby UrlgifH, fclton tinersoa Hol.erlnon, Charley C. Neuner, Frank J. H iiber, Stephen William .Mlcelll, Victor Joseph Fenters, Frank J.llhiirn, Frank Leltoy Wakefield, F.dward Itay I'uliu, l.loyd Krma Hufrhes, Clarence Volney Wochmck, Joseph Sylvester Wocliniek, Frank John FlllfOii. M.lvin C. Coodman, Wayne Frci:r, Hoyd r'apwell Miller, Jatues Thomas Kirk, William Charles Applewhite, HrneHt Hlldcburn, Harry Joseph Ferry, Cecil Wlnflcld Ferry, Ver Harlan Leonard, Jamea William McAllister, (tllie llorence Itlllard, Fred T. (Ireen, llershel DeloH Neighbors, Henry llayden HuiuihreyH, Willlatn 1. I'iekens, Ivan Oeorpe Carr, lien C. (,'onlou, !uy Andrew, Franklin Taylor Howard, William Allien I'rineen, KliKene Caiiiphell, James A, Finlay, (iiiliert ('. Floser, Itussell Harrison Allen, Morris Stanley StroiiK, Karl l-'rank llarniim, Frncat William AilauiK, Alfred l.awn Slaliclilf, John Hell Adams, JaineH Leonard Ferry, Fred Leo Williams, Fred William Thornton, Ceary Yoiiiik Carter, William Homer Simmons, Henry lieltuss, James Henderson II u nil' 1 1 , Charley .Morris Ter,,rd, William Marsters, Lyle i'.'merson 'rell'ind, Andrew Frowell, Smith Kellomf, Drejron. Miller, Frederick I.11111I1, I'ercy AU'Je Mnillsou, l''rallk ltayinolld Levins, Leslie Allierl Mode, Samuel Arthur James. Iielhert William AiidcrHou, Fmil SiKesiinund .Mode, Joseph Lewis flillireath, Calno Monroe Cilliri :ilh. Harold Hi r Keslersen, Stuart Keith Minler, dayton l'lshcr. Waller Lee Carter, Frank John Mode, llrlsou Kiicll Hatler. Louis, Jr. Maiiplu, tiarrett Aha Madison, Charles Fremont IrfMikiiiu Jass, fti-e,iiii. Matthews. Arthur M . Itrownson. Fayette lirren Kiukald. liolierl William dys. it. CharlcM liyscit, davlil luan llrlsliin, Lee F. dysert, Aaron Siiaueh, Wllhiir Marsters. W illiam I. Insert. .Inlin I', dyscrl. William Wallace Marsh. Arthur Howard dvsert. Fraier L. Williams. Lee Hoy tiooilinan. Itiehard llrvan Miller. Clarence F. Malthews. Cenrce l:dwin Mallhcws. Albert Atwaler ler.j;uy Myrle Myers, James 'l-anklln Fricksiin, Hoy Fenlluand Jones. Waller Freileriek II. Schrenk, Slanle- c. Ilrown, david Henry 7 7:t 774 776 777 778 77 7X0 7kl 7X2 7X2 7x 7 XT. 7X6 7X7 7 x s 7X11 7 II 11 7'i 7M2 "11:1 7!if 7 nr. 7!l(l 7'l7 7!X 7!i!l X111I XII I Hill HI 15 X"(i X07 MIX Xild X III XI I KI2 XI 3 XI I xir, x 1 li X17 x 1 x Kill X2II X2I X22 X23 X24 x 2 r. K2(i X27 X 2 X xir, x:;7 X'iX x :! !i si II x 1 1 X I 2 X 1;: X4 I xir, x h; x 17 X IX X I'l xr.o x '. 1 X r. 2 x :. :i xr, 1 IiiiiiiIn-i -In Iti'o Hie llest of All. "We liae used several dilterent coui h smiiiis In our faniily. hut con st. ler chamberlain's Cmmh Iteincily ahead of tliein nil." writes Kit. W halt. Hunt lev. Maine. Try this reiiu-.ly when you liaxe n ciumh or cold, iilul you are all I sure to ham a mi... I opinion of It too. c Clen Tailor left hero this illum ine lor the ilrmlly of Myrtle Creek, where he dellieU'd a CIli'Molel uuto "' 1 1 which he sold recently to a well known lainher of that vicinity. 756 757 758 7 j'J 7tiu 761 762 763 764 765 760 767 76X 7K't 77U xcitvnewsJB"" DRAFT i rAi 1 q nfj uiw Men who are uwrty from tliir ie KUstratiou iireitnct and are drawn tur yrWB may be examined In the1 lomiiy whre ihey are now Itxated, tv limiting wrftien ;i r U aiion 10 the, 'etuti(in lo;ird of the i-otinty In f which they are registered. Tliia; board will then order ihe examina tion m:i()e hy the hoard In the county iiskcd. The rHiM)n-ibllity for atfkin)? tiio change, uh well h the reHponsi htli.y for knowtedKe of their num Ikth and tho fact that tbey are drafted resin with the men. Itiiyt Mini IIot-m Karl McN'utt received a er.rload of horrn'M from Anhland Tuesday niKht nays tho Ku;ene (;uard. He Uad u r-t-tuiKPd them lant weol: and they were tt!iied iii. hein in charge of lleore Wiley, of Ashland. Mr. Wiley h:ift hern with the Anhlaml Transfer timl Storage (oni'i'ny of Ashland for the pat five yt-ars, and ns he was KoiiiK Portland and eatrtern Ore koii to look over the country, took har(; of the horses .for Mr. Mc N'utt. The latter will probahly e!l at leant part of tem to the (lovern ment. .Mr. Wiley went to Portland on the Oregon Klecf ric Wednesday morninK- I Will Lento lloMpit.rf Mrs. Alice Allen and Miss P.ertha AlthaiiM, who have heen at Mercy hospital for several days nuf ferine from Injuries sustained In an auto-, uiohile accident nenr Canyon vllle, will leave the tout it tttion tonioiTow. I Tliey are said to he mu' h Improved j in hen n n. .Mrs. Alien n anee is hiiii finite In me, hut she h:ia otherwise T CCIH CT f(l. My IvPiivt .iiiiiie"l It was ' tt"d !-e.e tn lrv that W. .1. Weaver, proprietor f the t'mpqiia hotel, will probably be able to leave his room about Sunday. Me wan finite seriously Injured a few days siiro. when he was thrown from an automobile r,prr:ile:l bv K. T,. Par niti. Mr. Weaver sustained broken ribs and several body bruises. Arrhcil In llo-M'iwru Miss Itlanch Wilkie. who has been spending sometime in Portland, ar rived here last I'Veninu to r'"SH verks with her mother. Mrs. Cora Wilkie. Miss WIMile will e:ve for St. Marvs Academy tMs fall where she will attend college (lurliiK the cotntnj? winter, m-ll-btltil Surprise Party A deliKhtliil evening was Rpent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 1. It. Itu bar. on Lane street, Tuesday, when Mrs. liibar was the puest of honor at a j-Mtrpni-e party arranged by her frb'tid.v Tliere were HI persons pres ent and the eveiiinK w as spent in iilavinc tallies, rendering musical ki leHioits soial conversation and oilier pleasantties a'tendatit to sinit an oc casion. iMliciotii rMreshnieuls were serve, I. KlaKs and otner pntiiotic eit 1 blems com prised t hi ilei oi at Ions. Mrs. Ivei- tmpcoves Woid ivceixn! from (Uendale lliis tiicrninK indleates that Mrs. Douulus I er, w ho yesterday sustained 11 fia'tur.'d arm and other injuries, is tin) t o iim. She is in a hospital at t; lend ale. M is. I ver was In lured In an automobile ncidcit! which or ciiried on iiac ( reek hill, a shot! dislaiue k-miUi of (llendale. At ir:inlH Iuhn 1 Kd Kiddle, of Hi. Idle, was In the citv veMterihiv, coinlni; over by aulo sa the ('.rants Pass Courier. lie le!t this mornlnt; lor 11 trip into the; llollaml coiiutry. Ttw lor IteMirneil lloiiw I II. C. Tavlor, of Walla Walla. Wah.. passed throui;h the city Wed ne-dav w ith a Hatiev-la idson mot-j or-cy.ie aixl side car says the Knuenej tluard. The machine was "loaded to J the punwales'' carrying Mr. and Mrs ' Tavlor. t heir I - ear-old daughter, j s ,ai old sim and black spit do. . b. '--tiles a lent and camp eulppaue 1 They were on their way back from l.ieo'burki and Oakland, where the . had been lsttin friends. ,Mr. Tav- 1 lor remarked that they had all the family nlmn; hut the cow and could have 'carried her If it lu-d not been t..r the uuestlnn of foiane. The ma chine and side car carried about f.oi pirn mis besides 1 heir own weight . I'ft l or Poctlnml i aid Wi'M, w ho spent most of eterday inspei tini: his ranch In the vbtnlty of Kound Prairie, left last tili:ht lor his home at lHrlland. Our" Inn his1 brief stay her yesterday morn in c Mr, Wet conferred with listrict Attorney (leorue Neuner and other local people. Mr. West was formerly (Jovernor of Oregon and Is well know n in this section of tbe -fate 1 (one T lliiHler Howard Nets and wife and .Limes Miller and wile left here last een iin: for Hrew-ter N'at'ev where Ihev ttill speUil the net til davs 01 two e,-ks en it. hit: 1 heir annual v 11 a t ion They will camp d urine I heir lav Iheie and are looking ahead to delightful time Now In Min"eatHdiH 1 I Sm th. editor of tbe Tav I .i Ser.it nr. U now In M innea polls wtiete he has business matters need in 1 his a m em ion While there he will .tttend the annual convention of 1 lu at tonal IMitoi tal A-oociaf ion Mr, Sn.ith is ixpe.te.l to reiurn hete -I M;n bim1oii Meiinif t.rn.l Chan.-ellor llarrrv C, W'oit ti. in of Ihe Knii-M of I'xthia of Oi.M'ii'i. staled at X'edford veiletd.n that n.w urn to likely that the 1 1 1 an. I Lo-li'o meeting planned for t'l'M e.i r 'll pe a bandoned. M r to t n .1 n ie ir e- t he present v ar v 1 1 1 mierleie materiallv with fra ti"iil c-'tnli'toii-'. and he thin; it w nii'd be v l- e to t all off the tieM . . .. f tho 4 ; t :!.! Lodke. Mr Wurini in has i--iied In Hoehiir on -e.-til o. cation limine the sst few v e.i 1 1 ; nd i w ell k now 11 t'y nianv p.-o 1, of this ulniiy. If vni fiare pir.e'innr to Hell r?nt try an (Iy. In The Retlew. 01 InLLu Ull iviLll FAII.rilK TO IIH I IVK A MAIL XTIKH'ATI. Wll.l. .NOT I1K ACI KITKO AS AN KXCI SK KOK ' .NOT AI'PKAKINfi I lilt FXAMI .NATION fun OKAI-T LISTS Of NAMES ARE POSTED The Mrst Itrawioj; Will ItV Made In UMshiiiKtoii Within Ihe .Ncvt I'Vw Days NiimlM'rit Will Te ley raphei I Failure to receive a mail notifica tion will not be accepted an an ex cuse for not appearing for examina tion Tor the Belective draft, accord ing to word received from Adjutant (ieneral (leore A. White today. All county boards will iutttl notifications he (aya, to the men who have heen en I led in t hei r respect I ve cou nt ies. These notifications will direct tbe men to appear for physical examina tion at a date set, which must he within seven days. Hut each tna n is expected to learn his serial num ber without delay so he will know at a moment's1 notice whether he is drawn. Complete lists of the serial num bers, which are in red ink, have been posted by each county exempt Ion board. County clerks of each county : have the data and un furnish the necessary Information to all men. 1 If every man cooperates as he Is expected to do, progress of the actual draft will be facilitated. j Men are cautioned to bear in mind that the number on their own regis tration cards count for nothing now for the number of all cards have heen changed in the lust two weeks the new numbers being .written on the cards in red ink. ' The first drawing will he made at Washington within the next few days. The numbers drawn will be announced to the press and tele graphed to the adjutant general, who will (hen consult the files1 in his of fice for the names of men belonging to the numbers, and notify the coun ty boards. Uttle Klizjiheth Itetiner, of Green, who yesterday underwent an opera l Ion ul Men y hospital, leM for her home this morning. She wan at tended by hr. A. ('. Heely and the operation was very successful. wan JJUUO A st.uularil wliich was naturally high, has been made higher still, liy tho bestowal tf complete confidence on the )art of the public. It is a mutual contract which oilers constant inspiration to the manufacturer and constant insurance to the customer. Willi the interests of buyer and seller so closely knit together, the result", everywhere, is what might have been expected. It is impossible, for Podge brothers, with all their great facilities, to build enough motor cars to satisfy the public. iritl )mui tjim In visit as ami examine this em: The unsoline consumption K unusually low. Tlie tin- inilini:.. is unusually liiuh. Toliiinit 'ur or CoaiUler, :!.-; Win ler Tom inn Car or Hoailslei', jillXMIj Sedan or ('otiH'. 9IUIi.' ( All piiies f. 11. I. Huliolll Host bur n LOCAL SHLRIff ASKED ! 10 AFPRfKEND IHIff ! WHO STOLE AUTOMOBILE A Ford roadster, owned by I. R. Tower and driven by L. M. Warner, sales agent for Tower, wai itolen from near the Noble Theater laat evening says the Marshfleld Times'. I'fi to late this afternoon, all efforts to trace la have been futile. Mr. Warner was playing with Mar tin's orchestra at the Mess Fund benefit and left the car on Third street alongside of the showhous. About ten o'clock when he rame out, j the machine was gone. He thought) that someone had taken It for a j "josh" but this morning when it had not returned, he made up his mind that someone had stolen it. I Messages were sent to Ttowhyrg . notifying the authorities to be on' the lookout. The ferryman at Hul lards said that a roadster crossed the ferry this morning, but he did not think It was a Ford. No road ster croswed at the Kastide ferry. The roadster had Just been over hauled and did not have a state license tag on It. It was a 1916 model body. The engine number is ::. L TRAFFIC IN BITTERS GIVEN CONSIDERATION Of THE ATTORNEY GENERAL IHscovering that there are several druggists violating the . the law in the sale of bitters. 4 Attorney (Ieneral George M. Ilrown, of Salem, yesterday signified his Intention of ask- 4 ing (iovprnor Ithycombe to request the pharmacy board to curb their activities. The sale of bitters as a medicine, but not as a beverage, is permissi ble under the law-, says the attorney general. The phar macy board, he further deiiar- ed. is empowered to formulate A rules dealing with the subject 4. 4. 4- and he desires to have It take 4 action in this direction. U is understood 1hnt manv drue- gists thruout the state have f- been charged with selling hit 4 tors, for beverage purposes, al 4 though such a fact c:innot be 4- 4- tj- definitely proven. i" i i i Sam Wardwell and O. M. Pickens returned here last evenint? after a fw days spent at North Hend, Han don. Marh Meld and other Coos Bay towns. They made the trip hy auto mobile nnd report a finf time. EJ3R0THER5 OTDH CAR ). O. NEWLAND Dealer Hamilton Drug Co. Seasonable Articles Fly Spray for Cows Sulphur for Grapes ' Insect destroyers Hamilton Drug Co. AUGUST HECK R03BED WHILE BATHING NEAR THE ALEXANDER PARK August Heck, of the Oregon Mak er)', suHtained the losa of about $ in silver, a ring and other less val uable article, when some uuknown person or persona Btole his purse while he was bathing In the I'mpiiua river, near Alexanders' Park, a few days ago. Mr. Heck left his clothes In some lirUHh a short distance from the river and when he returned he discovered that his pockets had been rifled. The theft was reported to the officers, but as yet the persons responsible for the crime have not been appre hended. This is not the first roli bpry that has occurred In Alexand ers' I'nrk this year, and the officers are hoful of finding the guilty parties. In the event of their arrest prosecution will follow. 'I,l"lI1,J,,I'I',I"I"I,-I,,I,11,,l"l"J' WON T UK MOM.YtXHMM.KS. 4 PORTLAND. OKB.. Jfl.Y J. 12. Delegate attending tne .j. 4. National Kducatlonal Associa- $ J. Hon convention here yesterday 4" 4- circulated a petition asking . ...... I.. 1 nni.Kura l.n .2. eveinnted from military service 4.1 f. during the present war. The 4. 1 petition Is said to have been 4" I 4. placed in circulation by the .j women, and met considerable 4 4 opposition at the hands of the 4 J. men. The Portland "pad- 4 . fists." are said to be exceed- A ingly happy over the circula- 4 J. tion of the petition, and a copy 4 J of the s:ime may be forwarded 4 4. to President Wilson. 4" W--H-1 I-I-I-t-I-I-I-I-l-I-I-I-l-I" County .Judge R. Marsters and family left here at rIx o'clock this morning for the vicinity of Myrtle Creek where they will spend their annual vacation. Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 1R9I. Oregon I CALL FOR OOrXTI WAJiRA.NTti. I Notice U hereby flveo U poraosi holding County WurrauU ondifraed "Not paid for want of fundi." to pre sent tnera for payment at tbe offic of the County Treasurer of Douglas County, Oregon, for lntereat thereon will eeaae after tbe date of thta no tice. Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, April 20, 1917. J. E. SAWYERS, County Treasurer. uitorcirt.i I'LAxts. We are now prepared to book or ders for St. Valentine broccoli plants, grown from tbe purest seed obtainable. Umpqua Valley Fruit Union. Mrs. F. D. Owen CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS FUNERAL DESIGNS WEDDING BOQUETS PHONES Greenhouse 9-K 12 City 210 1 1 1 W. Cass Street. STOP AT Hotel Grand Cass St., Roseburg, Or. Stop at Hotel Umpqua New and Modem G. W. Young & Son REAL ESTATE TToiiiis. Loans. Rentals Fire Insurance, Notary Public 116 CASS ST. PHONE 417. Real Estate City anil Farm Property Tfinlier 1-anda Asent for U'eiitlnke and AVinclientor liny Town Lota. GEORCE RITElt 122 West Oak Street. Why are D and P the most iniMrt ant letters In the alphabet? aBc d e FGHIJ K L M N O! PQR5T u vwx y llerause you ronliln't have Ueet or Pork without them! We carry a complete line of beef and pork, especially designed for knife and fork! You will be pleased with the meats we aell you, If It were not ao, we would not tell you! The Economy Market (ien. Knhnhairen, Prop., Phone (W. iWe Are looking for the Man iWho haa soiled his clothes so badly that they are not fit to wear. No matter how dirty or (treasy the salt may be, we are equipped with the I most modern machinery, and have j "killed workmen who kr.ow how to Clean. Repair ami lYrw Old Clothe so that they look Just like new. Imperial Cleaners 1 Phone 277 342 N. Jackson