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Newspaper Page TextPAOB TWO FTKSlSa ROSEBURO REVIEW, SATURDAY, JVLY 11, 1917. :-: BRIEF NEWS ITEMS OF ,0OOCMOXHXHOOaCMXI rniKlahl Am AnKT A r t U appearing In rorf'nt 1m- mib uf (he Salfiu nt wnpHpftH iiidj- alH that tint (oiiHtaules of that vl- cinity ate noiiiHWhat ariKiy becauw of the enai tiiM iit of the new Uok lit enH law and in some instance thev hae r-"lKnei their offirw ra- thnr than uniime tin lille of offi- .. i. iiiiu ..r .ff I. elal (I ok catchers of their respective district j. CmiHtahle Varney, of Sa- lem, lia ankiMl the dln(rlet attorney of Marion t'ounly for a leal opinion relative to whether the connlahlo Is ailowed compel. nation for killing and hinyliiK doH which ore not redeemed hy ttieir owners. DoukIuh County has experienced Hlmilar Iron hie. j Haw iCeliinied Here Hurry I'arr.eter, iterretary of the IhhikIhh County Klre I'atiol Ahhoi-Iu-' Hon, and Wllllum l.undont, district lire warden, returned her laat nlKht alter a couple of day apent in the Appliwiato iliHirirt where they liiBpec- ted new trulls. They made the trip hy uutoinohlle. I lot h -Mr. i,umieiH the weather Is very warm there, hut and Mr. I'argeier report the (orenlK tie Miyn are enjoying military life, very dry at (he present time and .ft .or oinllis H. er Ih meat danger or fire. I Walter S. lirowne. who yeHterduy I'liiiernl ilii AlteriMMHi I pave two demrtiiKiraHons of drying .'I lie funeral of the lute Wesley j tliH ritVt ,,rt this morning for his .lohu McHee, who was drowned while home at Corvallis. He will puhh HwimmiiiK in the Tmpquu river here throuuh here Monday enrnute to last Thui wlay. wan held ut the Hap- ( ..ltltH Puhh und Medford where ( hnn-h HiIk ufleinoon. with liev. ,,ther demonstrations will he held. W. II. Katon conducting the services. The demonstrations Riven by Mr. interment of the body followed In t,nwne were very intereKtlng and the Masonic cemetery. The Mineral will no doubt prove of valuable as w.ik attended by a Mk crowd and the sistance to many of the fruit and llmal orfcriiiKf were numerous and vegetable prowers or this vicinity. I. rauiiful. N'ciiiImth or the ItoKebuiK H nBMNlinir Onliartl Juvenile liund, acted as iallhearer. ; Kn-il U. Strane. roiinty fruit In The deceased wuh u niemher of the Kiertor, upent today In the rural dis band und was very popular In (his tricts where he Inspected a number city. I of orchards. Ilov SHII I iicoiim Ioii I (t.HVO Kor , mnlB Wonl was received from Canyon- (J Wilon. Inspector for the In vllle tin, inoriilnK to the effect that ,Hn d(.pHrtim.nt (f lhe Vntt States Chares Wilson, who was Injured at (;OVernment. will spend a few days that place a few days ao hy .uIIIuk ,onklllK )(ftrr ()ffl(.ia, IIIH,.rH. from a horse, is still in a very pre- Vi(.,llll lt,.Illivi carious condition, lie was employed r,rfon, aviesK. of the V. S. Ar o the ranch of Opher Meyers ami nft , , Vl(nPniVpr Wbii. wim ridlHK on the the latter s horse lni;l(M)i Hnnd.V ,n V,H fl rflor , at the time of the accident lhe pa- r(tjiv(l(, n(, fr,)ind Uf tieru Is helm; attended by Mr. I aw- r.(S.k MjiI ( r,sUnnt to sett. .f tid. le. and Mr. K. II. Mew-illH tt)M ()f iIm, on thp 12..( (ra(n art. of KoselmrR. j Monday afternoon. etui"eil I'mum I'ortlanil ( Architect tit Kvh ,(iik County School Superintendent O.I Irvine Thompson, a I'ortlnnd nnh C. Mrown und wife returned here ' ft --t . arrived in KosnburK last night la-! in Kht from I'oilland where they; bv iiMtomohile and .Js registered at spent a few days attending the an- the Cmpqua hotel. Mr. Thompson nual (ouventlon of the National l-Mu-! i.ep::re,l tlu plan and sneclflc-utions ciiHnnul Associallon. They made the fnr the new hotrpltal which Is now rip hy automotitie and report a tie-, liKhtful time. The meetltiK was out of the best ever held by the associa tion, according to M r. Urnwn. und witH utlended hy delicate;? from ul most everv part of the Tutted States. Ketuuted To Yoiiiulla Mi". I.auia ApleaaM- airived nt Vnui.iihi Mnrtil.iy ailrn (no inn: .Iim isit in .Malheur County. She re ports things' rather dry in Kastern t Jreiton. Her d:tim liter. M iss Kmmu Apples-ate, a teacher In The Mallet i i liool.t, accompanied M i h. A pi 'legale iih tar as Portland on her way home. She stnpjted itt Portland to attend tiu teachers' convention now in ses sion there. IUiiiiI Mid Not play Hecause of the tragic death of Wesley Mcliee, who was drowned In" the I uipqiia liver here Thursday af ternoon, the Koschuru Juvenile Hand did not play at the Ice cream social held hy the National Honor Hoard Hii Is on the courthouse lawn last evenlnn- The dead youth was a me in her of the mind anil w a; v cry popular anion n t lie members of Hie "cnm.auiMi. n is ik.shh.i.' nun mo rM..'k. ' ly milr cist or UMlli nn html will .l;iy at lb.- funeral uf lh.'liv 1 it 1?H7. iiur.t st vii- nn.l I t' i .IV.-ll In In h.-M ul Ihn ll.iiittsl rtuin h lliin ufli'i noun. I luhl Xl.MlUll. li wis iiniiiMiiiM'tl liiT I hi.- afitT imun tliat i-ilit atiMliartos to Un ite, t'tn Sut ii'tv hat iM-t-n ori'.m i't in ilt f fiTfiit ,ivin of li.omla-. Count v. Thr total iihm i!. ,nt'trat hnniln-.l r v. The G-K Hsuiffc Saves Food I lie compiii'i'-on shown In. iv : l ii t mi" t lifory il is I'.ismI nn :i -i n:il ti sis. I 'lL;.!! -.' I l is s:l ills! Ollt ill money :.l pix si nl ii ii -s ol llli:il . Si'f W 1 1 : L t it IIH'illls to oiir poikt't-btiiik. J txv;vi "il N ru'itli Kosebure 1 I . f.. s V f .r . vv -j OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOi ' IU-vmmhI In ItoM-lnirjc Kimhiim Aro lfrvMl C. A. K-xromt, who ftr (he mornlnKl The management of the L'nipqua )ttur r tlurlnx the annual Chuutau-1 hotel ye-flerday rereived a telfKram whhh heKlrm hre HiIm evening ' from M lm Myrtln Htlman a kin rrrivetl In Itotu'tiiirK lant night from) for the innervation uf quartern ou the uouth. Me will remain here dur-j July 1 H. Miss Htedman Is one of the in t xeveii lan of (tiaulauMua. most famous moving filet lire aciren- Hv. Kexroad was formerly pantor ofiKfa In the I'nlted State and has ..r i.u i. i t..n....i iu .-1. ..v.-!. u t. ' of the Iwal MethodiMt rhureh. South and tijt many friend In thlK vicinity Siipplli4 Art lU-celve! ConHirleralile HiipplieH for line by the l(ed ( 'tohk Hociety were received at the. local headquarters of the or- Rjnfzation thin afternoon, fione of the fiinplifs will in forwarded to Olendale tonight where an auxiliary will he organized aomellme next week. letter l-Voiti tiiino Sam Wardwell, clerk In the tux collector office Ht the oourthoitHe, yesterday rwelved quite a lengthy Kuer from Halph Qulne, who In nlatloned with the hospital rorps at .'nrt Itiley, Kansaa. Mr. Qutne says under const ruction on the Soldier Home property ln Weft Itoselnirn Mr. ThompsoTi - was accompuuled hy Mrs. Thompson. Will l i.Men OtMlc County CommlHsioner H (. l-hol left this week for the Hi Acker ranch In IIm- I'mpqlia Xntlonul Korest be yond Tiller, laklntf in 4 0 to art beef catile to fatten on that ranue dur ing the summer says the Kiddle Tri bune. Mr. Nichols expected to spend several days at the ranch, and con templated a trip to I'lsh Lake before ret urnitiK. Hh-K' NiM-tal I'leaMsl The ce cream social held In the courthouse paik last nkht under the fii'!. lies of the National Hlrls Honor (liund of this city proved a great s-iiccfss, and was uttendet) by a big crowd. The proceeds derived from the sale of he cream will he applied towaid helping the Oregon Mddiers who are called to the colors.. gei Uuly Mead Mrs Lawrence K. Trnax. foster mother of Mrs. C. K. Osborne, died at the Osbourne home on Shoestring the Iti.hllt' Trit.uiHV The tnniH-ihaii' i .111 si of Iht ilcath wan pneumonia. Mrs. Tilla as a uMow m nl wan tiorn tu t hi stale of Ohio. riin.Tal nen It t s wort ln'l.l Ht t h rt'inlfiiit' at 4 oilork, Hp. (, (. Coop or Canvonvilli oflii iatinc. Thi rctnaliw witc luirl' in th l!lillt rPMti'f .-I v Klcctric Co. ! i I. Ill Col ' I f ,L THE CITY 11. u i niaiiv HdiiilretH here. Simiilder ilocuted While looking for her poultry late last Friday evening. Mrs. S. Haines stumbled over a chicken coop and was thrown heavily to the ground, resulting In the dislocation of her right shoulder, says the Myr tle Creek Mail. Mr. Coryell quickly reduced the dislocation, and Mrs. Haines Is getting along very welL l.nd Vat Injure! James It ice, Jr., In attempting to dive Into the rmpqiia Hfver Sunday evening failed to get the correct lo cation und as a result has been wear ing a large plaster on his forehead to cover tip a deep gash which was cut when he landed bead first on a rock in water eight Inches deep, savs the Myrtle Creek Mail. VUit at Cortland Itev. C. H. Cleaves went to Port land on the morning train to spend the day attending to matters of busi ness In the metropolis, says the Cor vallis (iazette. He will return to Corvallis tonight. Local Hoy l-jilisfs Charles V. Mills, of Hoseburg, en Isted nt the local army recruiting of tice Friday, entering the infantry and Mark J. Hunce. of Portland, en listed in the hospital corps, says the Kugene Hoard. Hot ti went to Port land Friday for finnl rxamfnatlon. Ityualer in Thanked The ladies who worked at the Red CrocH rooms yesterday are saylnj a great many nice things about Mr. and Mrs. Hywater, any a the Hrants Pass Courier. Muring the hottest hourof.be ur.ernoon. .he genial doctor appeared with a huge bowl of I also dropped a delicle bin .here were other men In town who might emulate the doctor's example and win the undying gratilude of a large number of lied Itross mem bers, l Mrs. Hywater was formerly Miss Klva W'lmberly, of this city. I J. M. Hurt, of Portland, in paslng a few days in the city. Mr. Hpit was one of the victims of lhe auto mobile accident which occurred near Cauyonvillii two weeks ago. HirMinn I'liurt li. llible s-liool at in a. m. Preaching service. II a. in. I Spbjisl "Personal KesiHinslblllly.' I Kvenlng union service at the Pres-j byterian church. j l. K. I hinvli. Sonlli ,T. II. Coan.j niistor Sunday school at (1:1.1 u. in. Kpworlh League at 7 p. in. The i imstor will preach at lhe I! o'clock service. In the evening a union scr ibe w ill lo hebl at the Presbyterian ', Church. A cordial welcome lo every i one to all our services'. ! Nt. liiNtrue's Itev. Ilarr tl. l.ee. : vicar. Corner Main nnd Cass Sts. I Slvlh Sllllillv nrter Trinity. .Services! at 7 Sin nnd 11 a. in.. Sunday school I al 9:4.,. o evening service. The vicar will officiate at Sutherlln nt K . 111. Subject of morning service1 "Hurled w ith Christ by Hnptism . . . . 1 liejiil Ind.Nsl unto sin. but alive unto Hod." The public is welcome at all services. Next Similar. July 23, lllsh op Sumner will be present nnd will, be the preacher. j lliiptl-t I1inr.li V. II. Katon ' minister. Sunday school, ft:l." a. ni. Preaching at 11 a.m. by the pnstcor No eienint: services on account of. the Ch,iiitauiiia You will find a hearty welcome at this church. Come anil see. I'n-shytcrtaii tlionli K. YV. Wnl- , riliglen. pastor. The deepest long- Ing of the human soul Is n religious ''I longing Are you trying to satisfy Unit deepest need of vmir nature bv anything less thnn fellowship with i II"' Miisler' Services will be held to morrow a f, dons At II a. in. the pastor will preach on "Friills" and lhe choir will sing "They that trust j in the Lord - At 7 p m, ),o young people will hold the Kndeavor ser ilce. Sunday school meets nt 91.", a in. Sunday evening is Chnutnu iiiua evening In Uochure and as many pl:in lo attend the Chuutnuoua Iheie will be a union service of lhe j churches for those who do not at-: Ice. I the Chaiiliiiiiiua. Thl sen ice jwill be held nt the Presbvierl in Church and Mr. Kulon of the llan j list church will preach the seriuen. j s o'clock Is the hour 1'lit M.lb.HlUt K .lx ,.wil .1 f. Spencer, pastor. Siindav school at 9:1.'. a. in. Morning worchip. II a. m. Sernion topic. "The Triumph of Faith." There will be no evening I service on account of the Chaulao- uuii sc-inn For those who do not I ul-li lo ntietid the chiiut.itiiiun. Oieie ' will be a union seivice at the Pres. oitenan church, condilcteil- bv lhe liev. W II Kulon. Ml are rordiallv inille.l in ih,.e sen Ice. IlirUlliiii Si icHie Sitclely This So cietv whit h is located al the corner of I. nno and Minn streets, hold servi ces each Suiiduv tnotnini; at II a in., also n W.slnesdiv evening medine which Includes t..iinonie of lie:.l nn: In chttsiian s. Icii ce at mlv. VII are Welcome Snililiiv s. liool for all under the age of I'll car con venes In lhe saiee building at 9 I V Subie. . of llible l.i'.vin Inly 1".. t-i 1 1i,linls'i lulu's the I Vest of Ml. "e have used scver:il different roiM-h svrnps In our fi"illv. but cin sl.ler l lisinbertalii n Cough Keine.lv Thei.l of thein all," iii Fd. Wh .ft liinvlev. M.ilne Trv IM reni.slv when you have a cough or cold, nnd vou are almost sure to have a ""d opinion of It too. c i coi'.vrv ci.mtK i i vox savs I'MfSONS WHO 4 IK I LATh I N- Tin i: hi.ihikts hk.ai:min; THK MtAt-TI; IF MH.MIl HS Sl IUI JT TO I'I'.OSH'I Tu f ARMCR ASKS TOR INFORMATION Well Kiionn Itamlu-r Was I lulu) .Vtflit InforiiHil li- 'IVIfih 'Mint Ills lliirfiii-r Hml llmn SJtH-liHl l-'or fci'l-vire I'nu'tkal JuUcrH, or iifi'HOnx vt ho w 1 1 1 ii 1 1 ciroulal.' r ul'lH to the n feet that the ilraltiiiK of soldii rs has Saturday July 21 .at the home of begun at Washington, are liable to Mrs. Hess. The Koseburg MusHcal gel into serious trouble unless the c lub have kindly tendered their ser liractlce Is abated, uecordlng lo a I vices and a most enjoyable evening warning issued by the members of I is assured. This entertainment will the Douglas County military board I be free, and all are welcome. At Ibis morning. County Clerk Lenox, who Is the clerk of the board, reported this morning that a runner living sunic I club funds. .Mrs. Hess also an distunce from Itoseburg last night j nouueed that Mrs. O. ('. Ilrown called him ty telephone and asked I w'ould give a talk on home canning j whether or not it was true that tils "d drying at her home on Tuesday,' brother bad been drafted into miii-iJuly IT. at 2:30 in the afternoon. tary service. The r.iucht-r said some person living in Itoseburg bad called him by telephone luie Friday after noon, and said his brother's number bad been drawn at Washington and thai he should make preparations lor duty in the army at once. Mr. Lenox notified the larmer that the drarting had not begun und Hint he should pay no attention lo lhe pre mature reporls. 8Ir c . ce.rd h, , 'v . , j " !. " ""',"" " " "or,H r"Kr...ng the eonserip Hon ol men eligible lor military ser vice are sulpjict to prosecution by the Federal authorities. The pen-' ally is to be very heavy. The draft ing will not begin iiu.il next week,! according to the latest infornialion ' Made in the U.S. A. "Advertising Lowers the Cost of Distribution' "Business Building" is based on Advertising The Roseburg KUM-HUIUi received here. As fast as the num bers are drawn, mrr.bers of the military boards in which the persons selected reeide, will be notified. The names of the persons drafted will also be published In the newspaper, and personal notices will be sent to the men affected. It Is understood that several Rose burg men have circulated false re port regarding the drafting during the past few days, and in Home in stances the victims of the jokers have been greatly inconvenienced. I'nless this practice is stopped im mediately, the military board will take action in the direction of prose cuting those who are responsible. i GARDEN VAUtY IM PROVEMENT SOCIETY TO GIVE MUSICAL PROGRAM The (iarden Valley Improvement! soc iety met on Thursday afternoon at the home of .Mrs. (iurney Mc- Dnnlcls. .Mrs. 11. Oelkers assisted , her In entertaining. Plans were made fur a musical evening to be held on the close of the program, refresh ments will be served, for which a sm:ill charge will be mad; to help Mrs. Fred Parrotl was elected aft, socretary-treasurer to fill the varan- cy caused by t lie retirement of Mrs.' FOR DRIER PIPE DIPPING BUCKETS, TANKS AND SHEET MET AL WORK OF ANY DESCRIPTION SEE J. H. SINNIGER. The only Exclusive Sheet Metal Works in the City 1 19 Ock Street, Phone 428 Mon iiccome strong ns they stand together, encourage earli other, stimulate each other. Here ure 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 tin well to studv. I. In all expenses ktop in mind the interest of your own country men. -. Never forget thai when you buy a foreign article your own country is the poorer. Your money should profit no one but Americans. I. Never profane American factories by using for eign machinery. ". Never allow foreign eatables to be served at vour table. tl. Write on American paper, with an American pen, and use American ink. 7. American (Oregon) flour, Oregon fruit nnd Ore gon fruit .juices c;n alone give our bodv the true Aremican ene ,'o-v. S. If you drink cotlee, drink coiree from American colonies. I'se only American clothes for your dress, Ameri can hats for your head. American shoes' for your feet. 10. Let no foreign flattery distract you from these precepts; and be firmly convimed, whatever others say, that American products" are the on'v ones worthv of citi zens of the l'. S. A. "Made in r. S. A." is a slogan that should swell into a . horns. Men become strong as they stand together, encour age each other, stimulate each other. When vou buv look lor your home products; you will m,i them advertised in your home paper. Phone 90 Hamilton Drug Co. Seasonable Articles Fly Spray for Cows Sulphur for Crapes Insect destroyers Hamilton Drug Co. W. Ilrinr, who In leaving the dis trict. After the bualnemi meeting the hostesH served delicioun refresh ments. The next meetiniiH of the Kociety will be held ut the home or Mri. Martin on July 26, when Mrs. Niday will assist her in enter taining. Members will answer to rull call by giving an Incident of the war. 0 s ,rown- of oiendale. spent Thursday In the cltv, says the (Hants pag!, c'onrier ' We are now in Operation and ready to receive Loganberries, Blackberries and Raspberries Will be in the market for Siring Beans, Apples and other fruits. Name your shipping point nnd we will make you a cash :ri:ef.o.b. your station. Everfresh Food Ci mpany SUTHERL1N, ORECON Review OREGON CALL FOR COUNTY WARRANTS. Notice Ii hereby flrea all persona holding County Warrant! .ndorMd, "Not paid for want of funds," to pre sent tbtm for payment at the otfica of tbe County Treasurer of Douglas County, Oregon, for interest thereon will cease after tbe date of tbla no tice. Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, April 20, 1317. 1. E. SAWYERS, ' County Treasurer. WUM ('.! PLANTS. We are now prepared to book or ders for Ht. Y'Rlentine broccoli plants, grown from the purest seed obtainable, Umpqua Valley Fruit Union. Mrs F. D. Owen CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS FUNERAL DESIGNS WEDDING BOQUETS PHONICS llrernliouse l-K Vi Clly 2111 1 1 1 W. Cass Street. STOP AT Hotel Grand Cass St., Roseburg, Or. te IcF.E ;5 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 Clly anil Fnrm Properly Timtier Lambj Agent for Westlnke nnd Winches. er Boy Town Lots. GEORGE RITER 122 West Oak Street, Why are B and P the most Import ant letters in the alphaliet? A B C 0 E FGHI J KLM NO! PQR5T U VWX Y 2 Ml Because you couldn't have Beef or Pork without them! We carry a complete lino of beef and pork, especially designed for knife and fork! You will be pleased with the meats we sell you, if it were not so, we would not tell you! The Economy Market llm. Kohnhacrn. Prop., Phc.e ft. PS" P MM We Are looking for lhe Man who has soiled his clothes so badlv that they are not fit to wear. No matter how dirty or rrcasy the salt may be. we are equipped with the I niot modern machinery, and hare skilled workmen who know how lo ("lean. Repair am! Prr Obi l lothee so that they look Just like new. Imperial Cleaners ; Phone 277 342 N. Jackson