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Newspaper Page TextPAOB TWO EVENING ROSEBrRO REVIEW, FRIDAY, JILY 13. 1PIT. H4flill'H"l-14'l I 1 -I -r:-1 6 f THOSE WHO RIXiISTEREI. I"H"M"I"I"H-H-I"I-I"I"I"I'I-1 (Continued From Yesterday.) n4hiiri(. K.'.r I.loyd. Klhert U. H.'iti Trapolis. (jeorKe 8. Hurey, tuyinomt iiavld S.'.x Taylor, ;lrn HartniHil s",!l Itiebel, ChPHter A. t;i ollinn. Hutieit l.ee ai t'onklln. ClarHnie 1 Hullilllun, Call Franklin m;:! Karsnian, KeriHh Murray M.l 1 rminat, Krsnris Alnnpn si;-, (haiiillrr. Howard Arthur Mlfi .tureens. Arnuli! F K ; 7 Hohinson, (iuy Hayes h t; K .Itini, Frank Sliinfmil st;' Kfiailman. l(oy C. Sl Worley. Orvlll H. ST I (irlmth, Wllliiril Ivan ST.' Kuwait, Oftl ST I I'lcn-c. lilraril M. XT I HiiKhe. drover lelniM . ST", Atlftltiiry. I.loyd llryan HtMsltiru:, Taylor. Wllllani Himh'ti ijilpin. Thomas Chunk' Itcssler. William Kdsnr Palmer, Frank hurnrtl Anderson, Frank M. IturKeMH. Itosen Klni'T Ftlililliinil, llernittn Sevlim Wakll. .lame Kmoiy 1 1 ttntlttiiker. Halph Shrewsbury, Oliver H. Steill'MMin, Itrucn Phillip Flu i ry, Ailain .loneiii Flurry, .lolin Krvin Srhneliler, Alvln I'llt'kO I licks, Wlllieti .lenlon ltapi. t;ary (Innrne Weaver. Itoilney prult iiitrr, rri r. Spray Klvln (,'afFon May. Tom A. .Iilintero. I.erinariln riilii?. Howard Anthony Williams. City I.. Klzzl. I.ollie llloi'ell, Claire Koller. Kuilnlph llooiier, kali'h Sirani;. Frederic k t.n' ri'm-f Cllrfi.nl, ll.nlalnln Fllznerald. .losi'ph A. I'romtn, Koherl clit li-t man. Lawrence .lonejih Kocken. Walter .1., Cleveland Xluilnf rman, Kdwaid. Mt'lnisi1 ItiirKlk. F.tnerik, Melrime lioerner. Adolpll, Clevelaltd .laciitiin. I'niil. Melri)n A lileiHtin, .Ionium, Cleveland MaKtniMin. llatiH, Kluarouc I'aliner. (Hat. Cleveland AndeiHou, William. Mi'lrone AndorHon, Theodore, K'Kll'nse MattlieWH, Osrar, llOHi'limif Clark. Ilalph. Melroai Conn. Henry. KosehuiK Andi-ninn, Wllllani, Melrose TollakHon, .lohn, Melrtise IK-i ki n. Oliver. Melrose Trozelle, Kill-. Cleveland I'uiiii. Kenneth. ltoeliiii'K Fetlllle, (ilen. Melrose ' Mltnmin. Cliallen. Melrnve Wood Clifford, Melroxe NaehhT. I'hllllp. Cleeland llemmer, I'ltlll. Melrose Cedet si rom. Charles. Melrose Sanilst rom, William. Melrose Cetli'rsl rom. Hoy. Melrose Cole. John Melrose Teuton, Rimer, KlHarose Nelson. Kuill. Melrose .lewell, X'lelor. Melrose rierre. Ha. Cleveland Cliill.hlll. David. F.lunros Trozelle, I'anl, Cleveland I'et reiniln, ,loe, Melrose 1'ef reitnin. Hav. Melrose llttsenhark. .lohn. Itoselnn r llalllels. Isador, Melrose Smith. Itlihaiil. Ulelrose Shorl, Frnest. rniMiia Wimner. Marshall. Millwood Solomon. Fred. Millwood Cliitke, Setll, Millwood a Sitmleton. I.orrls. Ilosehuru 1 Slnu'eton Krmal. Uose'iurc .2 Ulakely. Vl.tur. iloiillle Mni:letoii. Iielliert. Itosehiirir ' I ' Sitailer, I'll II. IHxonville ' Slaihink, Carl. Myrtle Cie. k '' Foil, Harry. Myrtle Creek T Coulter. Claleti.e. Itmkles s .loliusou. I'redei li k. Mm II Cieek Ml Foster, rtliur. Mvrlle Creek STrt S77 ST S S7!l SSII KM I : y ' SS'J SSI ks sm; SS7 SKS SXU S'H Sill Ml 2 MI'I s:i I Ml.1 still Ml 7 S'11 Mill llilll llll I IHI1 lll.'l IHH mi.", inn: !in7 mis: nun n i it !i I n U' !. 1:1 I'M n I :, hi; IH7 V I s n I ; -jo n:'l in njii i:' 7 ICS n n ii :: i) : :: i n :i n:i:i !i:i I ii r, ICIT n::s !i:m !M0 mi JI2 n l:l n 1 1 n i , n i ni7 nis net nti: 63 lllil nt,.", nf,i ni;n ST" nTi !l7 2 7:i !7I Payo. Sylvmer, ditto Smith, John, Ruckles Colclaaure. Willard, Myrtle Creek SioKleton. John, Ruckles Hurd. Homer, Ruckles liyer, (iwjrue. Myrtle Creek Jonea. Charles, ditto Valentine, Warren, ditto Hoffineluter. Frederick, ditto Hoffnieinter. Alfred, ditto Smith, Henry, Ruckles I Hesa, John, Myrtle Creek HurKeaa, , :-: CITY NEWS :-: t , i 1 LYMAN SPfNCER BUYS INTREST Of PARTNER IN CLEANING PARLORS NEAT BADGES READY fOR PEOPLE EXEMPTED FROM MILITARY DUTY Funeral Held Tixlny I The funeral of the late Rev. Rob-4 ert Hooth, who died at F.UKene Wed-1 4 neHday eveninic. wan held at Grants 4 i'asM thin morning. The body panned , John. Hound Frairle throUKh this city t h If morning and ; lTs nTn lis 11 nsi lis 2 us:; us 1 s:. nsi; s7 nsK nsn n no nm nn2 nn:t nnt n:, nini !i 7 nns n nn 1 nun 1 mil 1 11112 1 mi.'i "H4 I Mil.', I mii; 1 1107 1 nns I mm lulu I'll! 1 11 1 2 1 n 1 .1 I 4 1 11 1 1 nl 1! I n I 7 HIU I nl n 1 iijn 1 1)2 I 1 112 2 1 112:! I M2 4 1112.", 1 1121, 1 M27 1 11 2 S 1 11 2 II 1 II 2 II lli:il n:i2 I li:i:l ln:ll in:::, n::i; 1 1127 I o::s I n:'.!! I n in 1 11 1 1 1 11 1 2 Ml:: I n 1 1 I n 1 . I n hi I n 17 1 11 is I a in I II. Ml ni.M l'i 2 1 11. V! Trusell, Kldred, ditto rhllders. Walter. Ruckles Conley, l.ee. Myrtle Crtek Fdwarda, William, ditto Kdwardti, Khan, ditto Sartwell, Arthur. Ruckles Hounds, Kdmond. ditto Hounds. Jene, ditto Allen. Harry. Myrtle Creek Coulter. William. Ruckes Weeks. Omar, ditto Myrtle Creek. Coj.eland. Clarence RiiHsell, Frank Oeder, Joseph Kirk, Thomas Copland, Crover AliKlin Jacob McKoen. Michael I lyer, llo HuKell, Waller Weaver, Cleliind Amstein, Otto Holloway, Noah liver, floldle Himmel, fluff Stephens, Osar Russell, James Hermann. Herbert Smith. Herbert Chrlstenson. Chris Smith. James Worthlnaton. Victor Smith, Ralph Wood. Karnest Wood. Klden Mcclain. James Anderson, John Coombs, (luy I'ottor. Charleii llallnotter Paul Itow'miin. Henry Cotter. Fred Forsland. Charles Sellers, .lohnifln .leirsen. Chris, N'liKKet Clianey, .'esse, dit'o Myrtle ClTek. Nouship. Herman Maldwin, Richard liver. Joespll Swafford, William Sumner. Karl Wi hit, I'ete Ady. Ralph. Nujiitet Smith. William. Myrtle Creek Ally. Archie Nilnitet Stephens, Arte. Nticcct Thomas. Floyd. Myrtlo Creek Hoselllieu. llenntyh. llaviil Howe, Chester llllltlies ,li.sin Mver. William Jackson, Vivan l.ailKllter, Hobeit Kil'ert. .hislln Moore, l-'.dwin Wlilt.. hick Kernln. Waller Slnnletou. Wallace lloyer, Alfred ItonihaUKh, l-'erd Meiten. Herman Sieger!, Hoy Hover, l-'dward Hover. Oliver llosliind, Carl McKntire, Homer Wood. Itotiititizo l.anitenherK. John lllack. F. II. Ilavvson, Ilen Allen, (ilellll Quite an important business ) . deal was consuinmated In I' RoseburK last evening, when 4lr I'rexlon Turuell sold his In- ' terest In the establishment 4'la I was accompanied to Grants Pass by : 4 conducted by the Imperial Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Booth, of Ku ! gene; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Booth, of j Koneburg; Mr. and Mrs. F.dward Singleton, of Ruckies, and other rela tives. Rev. Roo'.h formerly lived at Crants I'aw and his first wife is buried there. Word was received In Rose- butg today to the effect that m trmall round metal badge 4 bearing the words. 'Exempted F. 8.. will be given to those men who are freed by exemp- 4 Cleaners to I.ynian Spencer. 4i4' tion boards from the duty of 4 Mr. Spencer and Mr. Turnell 4. 4 4 have been engaged In business 41!" bearing arms. Several thous and of these buttons have been 4 here for the past two eais 4 4 oltl''ird by the Government ! and have one of the most coin- 4 '4 and will be distributed among 4 plete establishments of Its 4" ' 4 (he exemption boards of the Reports received from 4. kind In Southern Oregon. Mr. 4. 4 ieneer assumed sole charge 4 4 of the business this morning. Jt 4. Although having no definite 4 4 arrangements for the future. 4" Grants Fass indicate that the funeral was attended by a large crowd. IjmIIi-i Held MeolinK Memt.ers of the local Red Cross Society held a meeting In the Kalz- 4 -M. Turnell says he will prob- mac building heie last evening. The 4. ably remain In Roseburg. The 4 supplies ordered from San Francisco ( plant of the Imperial Cleaners 4 are exiiected to arrive here sometime j 4 Is located in the building own- 4 this1 week when the work of making, 4 ed by Mrs. George Chandler 4 "housewives" and other articles for 14 and situated on North Jackson 4 the soldiers will be undertaken. The 1 4 street. ! ladles are mucn interested in me; a i 4. Fnited States. The badge is 4 of red, white and blue material 4 antl was selected from more 4 than a dozen samples' submit 4 ted to the consideration of the 4 military official. 4 Hamilton Drug Co. Seasonable Articles Fly Spray for Cows Sulphur for Grapes Insect destroyers Hamilton Drug Co. CALL FOR COrSTT WARRANTS. Ixsulel At MnrsJirielil I rranK KOgers, wno was lormeny eninloved ns a i-nnb here is now lo- cated at Marshfleld. lie Is nlht 4 chef at the Right Cafe there. Mr. 4 Rogers is well remeinliered by many people of this city and has many Notice U hereby given all persona holding County Warrants endorsed "Not paid (or want of funds," to pre sent them (or payment at the office of the County Treasurer of Douglas County, Oregon, (or Interest thereon will cease after the date of this no tice. Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, AprU 20. 1817. i. E. SAWYERS. County Treasurer. UIMH'L'OU 1'l.AXTS. We are now prepared to book or ders (or St. Valentine broccoli plants, grown from the purest seed obtainable. Umpqua Valley Fruit Union. friends In this vicinity ( liambei lulu's tile llesl of All. "We have used several different couith syrups In our family, but con sider Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ahead of them all." writes Ed. Wl.afl. Hanyley. Maine. Try this cold, and you' are almost sure toj,1,.';,", nt? havo a K(,nl opinion ot It too. work and expect to hold session quite frequently during the next few month. ('ruler Ijtke Sriumn Word was received here thla morning to the effect that the Crater '.nice IoUko has opened for the nea Hon. The road Is now In the bet of ondition, and maT'y tourist are e t r rted to reach there within the next couple of weeks. Alfred Park hurst, manager of the Crater Lake Lodge, passed through here recently for the park In companv with his ciew. They were traveling by auto rioblle. I, i k es Xnv I Atcn I i r" I .et t ern recei ved here fro in Poca (ella. Idaho, Indicate that Mist Nina Marshall i well p!e;ied with her new home there. She Is employed an stenographer in the offices of u ral road company at that place. Miss Marshall was formerly employed in the of fir-en of the otiKlas County Abstract Company here. Old Soldier ArrvMe. Joseph Perkins, of Cottage Grove, is helm; held in lail et Kiigene charged with a statutory offense against his en-daujM'r, Anna Sharp. She is 16 years of age. Mr. PeikinM has visited in Kosehurg on several occasions and Is quite well known here. Ilei-e From Mct-lford Mr. and Mrs. Charles Herton of Med'ord. have arrived here to spend a fe-.v nays purchasing cattl. They came here by automobile and will spend '.he next few weeks in this vicinity. Mr. Morton has visited here on several previous occasions ntnl is qutte well Known in this vicinity. IUfuiii Tt Itosebiir,; Mrs. K. A. Mctirew and little son nliirned to their home it t rtnsehurg this morning, says the C, rants Pass Courier. Thev havo been virt ln Mrs. Kred Pappel while in this city. ( Offirrr Are Nottllnl A hdter was received here tl'is morning to the effect that all Ped- oral, state and cornty officer have, i.een instrd' ted to keep n close wat h on the menilors of the I. W. W. and rri'ort iiiv disturhanres they tiny ii n ile i lake to t he t'nited Spte dfs- j d iet attorney. In some sections of the Ckiitmry tlie I'edeinl troops havej tieen callei to cope with the actlvl-j ties of thN organiation, and stato t roops may he assigned to similar service in the event the trouhlo con-' tfnues for any length of time. Kdiicatnr U'n. Hen Prof. .1. L. (leury, principal of the' Myrtle Point high school, who hna 1 hen here fit the Interest of the: Willamette Cnlverslty. left this morning on a trip through the south-j em part of the state. i MYRTLE CREfK IADY INJURED BY f AILING FROM AN AUTOMOBILE The Glendale News In Its lust is sue had the following to say regard ing the automobile accident which resulted in the serious injury of Mrs. louglas Dyer, of Myrtle Creek: While returning from Klamath Falls in their Kord car Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. H. 1). Dyer, or Myrtle Crtek, met with an accident at Grave Creek hill. Their three daughters, Veva, Viva and Myrtle, were also in the car. In ascending the hill the brakes failed, and the car rolled down the hill and turned over. Mrs. Dyer had hr arm broken near the wrist, and the others were slightly bruised. They were brought to Glendale In another ear, and Mrs. Dyer is at the Sanitarium, where she will remain for a few days. M r. Dyer and daughters went to Myrtle Creek today. Mr. and Mrs. Dyer are the parents of K. K. and William Dyer, who are working at the Lystul mill. WARM WEATHER DOES SAYS LOCAL CITIZEN 4 A. L. Kitchin. manager of J the I nipqua Valley Kruit 4 J. Cnion. stated this afternoon J that the. work or transplanting broccoli was now tn progress In all sections of Douglas ! 4 County. "The present warm A 4 weather cannot K)slby hurt the chances for a bumper broc- 4 coll crop next season,"- said 4" J Mr. Kitchin. "for the reason 4 ej that planting has just begun.' 4" The young- plants were never 4 in better condition than at the 41 4 present time, and with favor- able weather next winter, the i f. growers of Douglas County A1 will profit from their work. 4 It is the winter and not thn 4' 4 unusually dry summer wea- 4 I J. ther that plays havoc with the 4 4 broccoli crop In Douglas 4- Countv. 4 t 9 4 o j S. M. Adams and W. It. Medley,' both of Oakland, have arrived here to spend a couple of days looking after business mutters. i 4-1 Plant Now Sweet Peas. Pansics and all if llorsea Grand Prize ! California Seeds fs 3 Cikkaa. Carrot, Onion, BeeU.Pea. I' Spinach inri Turnip Stdt iKould be rUiteU it on . Don't takt Meds Hi thatarc'yuftfuooJ." Get MofkV Oo Sl hj all Leading Dealers If your d1r Aat mot firry Moree' Sed(. )! ti"-c tor our eataltrCur Fm Yttur ordtr b promptly ttUkilcd t C. C. WORSE S CO. ' Seedsmen San Francisco Mrs. F. D. Owen CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS FUNERAL DESIGNS WEDDING BOQUETS PHONK3 (irepnlionse O-K 12 (Ity 240 1 1 1 W. Cass Street. STOP AT Hotel Grand Cass St., Roseburg, Or. J ! I .el'! I 'ir I'm I hind John V. I'aiker. secretary of the liost'lmrg Commercial Club, left here hist niirhl tor Portland where he will spfiul a couple of days looking after ai intiH hufinoH m ;t t tern. ) The C.-E Ilansc Saves Food A 'I'lu- C(imiiri nil sliown In 1 1' i nut mkm' llicory il is Ium iI mi iirln.il ti sl ;. I " i t ' ' i '" lii" S;1V ""t iiimu y n! ivm nt ( iiiffs nt 1 1 ii -:i t . Si-c li:it it mentis tn Ynur pucki't-lnHtk. n j " I ' n 3 I Civil ' "V - a.- ? fl: r- 7 IKs (oz Oiks 4oi Rosrhurj; Klcctric Co. The WeHtei n t nion Telegrnuh Co. I announces that special arrangements I have been made under which cable grams of a social character may be s.'iit t Mtldier. s;iilors and nur-ef of the American expeditionary forces In Knuland and Krance, such cable-' grams to be charged on a word hauls without a minimum charge. They1 will be transmitted as traffic condi-: turns permit and will be delivered immediately u pon receipt. Slm'iar st rangfiuentsi ha v been made for ! t he acceptance of niessattes from members of the expeditionary forces in Kngland and Krance to their friends and relatives in the Culled States. Thft.-iv cablegrams to and from Krance will be handled by the post between London and Krance. the rat-s will be nine cent per oid from Oregon points. iUing In Onkliiinr A. I-'. Ilrow . of Tasadena. C:il . spent (he day in Kosvhutg attending to business matters He passed Hie ;i.-.t two weeks in the vteinhy of Oakland where he resided prior to local inn tit California. 4 it II Vltoit rtleJ The otit;l.i5 Creditirs Association this morning filed a suit in the jus tice court hero against K. H. Howe rtii.l wtle. The plaintiffs seek to te cover the mini of fll7, which is said to be due on four assigned ac count. I'UiiiKmnI l(nm IImi1 ti I errha Mth.m-. w bo has been tit Men lns l.tl for the past week miffci t ft k from Injuries sustained in an aul)iiiolle actident near Canvon ille. will be dismissed from that insiitution tomorrow. Mr. Aloe Al len, who nlso sustained injuries as a re-iull of the accident will probably not lenve the hospital before some- 1 1 me next w eek . She Is suffering I from hii tnlurcd knee and bodx hntUe-. hH koiil Mull Her,' I Ki t d Assam, w ho is emplov ed at 'the lookout stHtlon at Muck Koik. sr t n d iiere this1 moi nitt to confer I w ii H S C. Matttnm, superintendent J of the Koseburg forestry offles. and ' other pel ons e s.i s the forest is vetv dry nt the piesent time anil ev f i pi ec.iut Ion Is being taken bv the fme-rr department agatnsi ftre. To date only one small (ire has been leported here. , Made in the U.S. A. "Advertising Lowers the Cost of Distribution' "Business Building" is based on Advertising Moil become strong as they stand together, encourage each other, stimulate each other. Here are ten command ments that should be printed in every American newspaper and published and posted on the walls in many forms by business organizations. These ten commandments form a document that we would do well to studv. 1. In all expenses keep in mind the interest of your own countrymen. J. Never forget that when you buy a foreign article your own country is t ho poorer. :. Your money should profit no one but Americans. I. Never profane American factories by using for eign machinery. I. Never allow foreign eatables to be served at vour table. and use Write on American paper, w ith an American pen, American ink. 7. American (Oregon) flour, Oregon fruit and Ore gon fruit juices can alone give your body the true Aremican energy. " ,. .4.. S. If you drink colfee, drink colfee from American colonies. !'. I'se only American clothes for your dress, Ameri can hats for your head. American shoos for your feet. 1. Let no foreign flattery distract you from these precepts; and be firmly convinced, whatever others say, that American products are the only ones worthy of citi zens of the V. S. A. -Made in I'. S. A." is a slogan that should swell into a t horns. Men become strong as they stand together, encour age each other, stimulate each other. When you buy. look for your home products; you will fuul them advertised in your home paper. The Roseburg Review OREGON rosebiiu; Phone 90 hit Stop at Hotel Umpqua New and Modern G. W. Young & Son REAL ESTATE Bonds. Loans, Rentals Fire Insurance, Notary Public 116 CASS 8T. PHONE 417. Real Estate City and Farm Property Timber Lands Agent for Wesllnke and Winchester Bay Town Lots. CEORCE ItiTER 122 West Oak Street Why are B and P (he most Import ant letters la the alphabet? FCHI J K L M N O! PQ R 5 T U V WX Y z Because you couldn't have Ueef or I'ork Kllhout them: We carry a commeie line of hf and pork, especially designed for knife and fork! Vou Kill be pleased with the meats we soil you. If it were not so, we would not tell you! The Economy Market Oeo. K-nhnhaeen, Prop., 1'lio.ie AH. We Are looking for the Man who has soiled his clothfs so bidl that they are not fit to wear. No matter how dirty or realy the salt msy be. we are eo,u1rpd with the 1 most modern maclilncry, and haro skilled workmen who know bow to Clean. Hepair and Prfss Old Cluthea o that they look Just like new. Imperial Cleaners .Phone 277 342 N. Jackson -4