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EVEXIXO ROBgBCKO REVIEW, SAITRDAV. JIL 14, 117. 8-Keels Today 5c 10c MAJESTIC THE BRIGHT SPOT It's Different, ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW UATINZK tva" DAY FROM t TO 5 P. U tVKHIHO PtmrORMANC 7.15 6 t bO TODAY, ONE DA V ONLY I II till 11 II Y KKU.Y anil K tl!T VKKTO. IN THE "MONEY MILL A five part VltHgraph production thai takes you from Hroadway to the North Woods and bark again. A story full of action, ro mance and adventure. DON'T WISH IT. I1EARST-PAT1IE NEWS Many interesting events from across the Ocean. It alone Is worth the admission price. ROPE MAKING Itniiurtuiit IndtiHiry uf TexaH derlvrd from the Century Plant. mi'i'Y iiM)i.K.v, 'lino not iii.i: -iiosski i icsi:. TOMOItltOW AM) MONDAY A HTIIONC IlltAMA WITH TIIIill.l.H, MYSTKHY AND A FAM OUS HICOAUWAY ST A It. I'll AltLOTTK WAI.KF.lt, IN "MARY LAWSON'S SECRET" Wlui I cm siive tlila young Klrl hclil for thw niurdiT of Dr. Jlrun- llilKHV AIho the Mil rliuptiT of the flri'at Mysh'ry aerial, THK MYSTKIt Y OK THK llOl'III.K C'KOSS. COMIV; SKT Tl KSDAY AMI i:lKMAV, Jl I.V 17 ami IM, (ioics roi vncY ami Tin-; woman." A .Sperhil VitiiKraph Keaturo In H parlH. A fltory of the North Woods, by J AM MS OI.IX III ('l'ltW(H)ll, fAhfRS ARE WARNED BV MILITARY BOARD; REPORTS ARE fALSf I It having come to the attention of 1 the County Military Hoard that cer- j tain persons are sending out false Information that names of persons subject to draft have been drawn for ; military duty. All prnon interested are hereby notified that there has been no draw ing made as yet and that when such , drawing is made in Washington the 'numbers drawn will be given out officially by the Local County Hoard and alHO peraons whose num bers are drawn will be officially noti fied by mail When to appear before the County Hoard for examination. Do not pay any attention to rum ors except to report the same to the i Local Hoard who will exert every I means to trace the same down to Its source and report the names of part ies giving such false Information, to (he Federal authorities. LOCAL HOARD FOR THK COFNTY OF DOFGLAS. STATK OF ORKOON, Rose- I burg, Oregon. Oeo. K. Quine, Sheriff. ! K. H. Stewart, Phvslclan. I E. II. Lenox, Clerk Your Chance Save Mid-Season Economy Clearance SHOE SALE Starts Saturday, 9 A. M. AT Till-: KOSKIIUIIG HOOTER IE IKY IN HICINN Hlum 'Mint Snllof;' ami I'll Your Vrrt. Prrklna Ilulldlng . . Caaa Street See Last NLihl's Review FOREST FIRES ARE DOING DAMAGE IN TWO Of COAST COUNTIES SALKM, July 14. Forest fires are threatening valuable timber In Tillamook and Columbia counties, 1 according to reports received today ! by State Forester Flliott. About 150 ; men are fighting the Tillamook fire and Go are trying to subdue the Col umbia County blaze. Hoth fires arc In logged lands, hut heavy green timber is threatened. .Many Hnialler fires are reported i by various logging camps, evidently due to over-carelessness of the log i gers. -o- 1 I iioij.wi:; hah $ LONDON, July 14. Chan- 4 cellor llollweg has resigned from the cabinet, according to telegram received here to night. Dr. Michaelts was named to succeed the former chancellor. , SI FFIt MUST AKUFSTFD. j WASHINGTON. July 14. Three groups of sutTntgfst pickets were ar reted this afternoon in the fourth land grcate.it drive made against the I White i louse. Although hooted at by a large crowd, sixteen mllilunt j women were not attacked. No nt- tempt wan made to tear down their banners. M Ml t s It UTS Al l OltlH li ami m-.mf vr i nit tiii: hk; ItOUH U Mil It Ass Mlll l l I m it i : to i l l nit VH-: tiii: w i iuwi, m citsucv l FiutM tin; Cardiiirr Courier bi the ii tin tiini; n tin Font i'i a l.n;.e ami nt hifoa 1 1 cto ,1 i "boosters" raihered hi I .aii station ii i ili t t n ( i' ni l In- n, hi mi mills in Schuster's vrnve People came from far .md in :ir by until, boat, and whuhii, unl inimv uf lb old Miners iiht tl s.emcd Ii!--- l hi b-ltt ni hm of hi - Iff r i in1 rail iiml (Mriiiiait-il ilin "niik .f ih. imhIs " A In tit t -tin hi a forty foul 1 iihli was M'l'l'ild Wtltl KHu tlllUUM pli'pUI td bv I'll' IMMiil ciiokM of I he Iti't. lihni hnnd. and ili m ' how the injl did rat. AftiT dinnt-r nil wbn wir,' ihh in h:- l' iiff. Vi.ni down to 'he lit!,.' -In'ti Vllt'lf thr follitW IIIl; list 1 1 f r-'Hill- Wi'if t ' it i'i i d AM jh ii-.- w . if i ,i h mid ciiu-td Iri'iti fitts ii r( Mnv 's fitni r.ire Frniii'i.H til i n. ritt . Mi iN l.ane. mi I. tin !'s t i. i u ii ilt i I I'.-.u I Lain1. llrM 'Mu.i II -wilt, .i-.on.l 1 '''Mi 1 l.i.l i- r i. r M I'.IV ,l . I i -I . i I i Oilt.-i , VI' ...ml i. I( ra ' f "i in n ' i - d 1 'it tir M . i liii-'t jm-hm. - (.1 S.M k I .H ' I-' I. I'll" V.l.i t ..It. i . I Mlldlrd I'. Mll.lM , 'Mil li-r.rt- ' r;i. i' 1 1 .r..i h. i s 1irt. I'fi- 11 Htu' ami l.ttfi, t met- t Mv, l .I'.'Ot'i!. I I .nlii"- i ru i ,i l' i n .' I ' !'ui li is-1'. Ii': I. I.eit! Ml let, . nd. I .ad i. h mill d l iving . ni t - Km it : it A us! in i ii .st ; M ni. Viih'H, ne- I.ittb' Iiuvh trai-krr eating i-otitit liciniie Salh y first. Uom-rt tirades sc. mid. li ti -i font i ue Klnn-r Sin!t. 1st; Many urthyl ike. se mid. Alter the iTiKiaiu all letunud to llti' hall ln'H' tInM w hn w ihltfd to iiidulnril in daiu-ing till early morn lug. - o Will, KNOWN ;lHNi:it I.ADY i Kitn:i. GERMAN NEWSPAPER HAS BEEN SUPPRESSED BY ORDER OF GOVERNMENT Witt, Wil MMVtVCll ll'l tlltH WIM'k ihat . I.. Ilruwu will known iti ;:irliut'r ami vii-lnily wiih marrii'il al I'hilliwlMirK. Mont., on ill :11st of .1 n no lo 'I'. K. Huffy 11 ll known tniiihii: inall of that rtty. Mtn. Puffy h:is tii.iny frii'mls In'ri who nvclviMl tin- ni'tt! wiili Fiiriiriht' an,l one or lo ,uil,- m'miiuxI). lull all will join in wis'Iiiiik Mi. iin.l Mm. lUifly all l!ic ioH ami ph-asui' tliat ail1 Inih .i'llo lo lit' uVrlw'il (roin a marrii'il li if. .i:(ii:.i-: miinikw at n:iit'Y iirri'i.. li-oTi;,' Montriia. of thin I'lly. wan iim'.i'i"I it poll at MiTry hospiliil at North Itfiiil l.tsl Saltinlay for alini'tl ilniiii In- llousi'wotili iiorforiiH'il I In- t.iltnn. whli'li was viry hiio- r.--tiil. anil lr Monti-na Is ri-cmiT- int: t;liill. Ili'vlow Want Atla nrln roaulta. AMri TICKKAM. July 14 In a hit ter attaik on Austrian Inlerrennie III tlerniuny's iulcinal political flRlit, iIih ll. rlin l.okal AnelK.T charmd that an linnat I Vii'nui'si slaK'stuan lial ti'l.Kr;iihfl tlif (iirntan kov r ii ii i in I that HoIIwfk'h ri'tuoval was UaUKi-rulls. Tim l.okal AneiBiT was urili-rrd suiirissil. . Keep the Kitchen Cool I aIi .i Low prucs on Cas Stoves and Ranges )urin! July 1'nc ConiK'i'tions MaJc 1 mm vnuti-V u'i a m RELIABLE j dsns I GAS RANGES' Kvciy Slow iliv.ilK luJikCil Oregon Gas l: Klectric Co. C. C. RAVl M.in.imr Call office I'honc 235 for full Inhumation MO AI! Ills I S SI llltlMH It. WASlllXtiTOx July 14. A (ahli'Krani to the ( Iuiksi- i-mbassy iiiinounrMl that t hane Hsun and Ills iMitlro nionarcliial ailtiorouts Hiirn-u-ili'ri'il on July 12. l.i-ss than 12 ml-ilii-rs ami civilians were Injuroil. l'uniili'lo order prevails. The Kepiiblicali cahinet left Tien tsin to reMiiiie work in 1'ekiiiK. Stray hllilels illtUUK the IVklnis flttht nouuiled llnee Auierli'uns. STAGGSPlAcFsTosT" AT THOUSAND DOEIARS; WAS FUllY INSURED i m , I It- 1- StatiKK .wtiose home was partially detruyed by fire at a late ! hour etrday afternoon, an mm ne rd this morning that hU loss would j probably execed $1000. ineluditiK the damage to the dweltiiiK "d loss of furniture and clothing. Among the articbti lost by Mr. Slnggs were a number of souvenirs whieli he brounhi from I'hlna Tiny hud no jrreal monelary alue, ao eording to Mr SIiikks, but cannot be replaced Mr. SlagK! carried fl. tmu insurance on the ilwethiiR It was stateil today that Mr. Starts will rebuild the house as soon as die loss ran be adjusted The insurance was carried in one of the companies represented here by Jame Moon l Utl Vt.ettt I iletl The Ko.tetiurc Fruit t'miipaiiv this afternoon filed a suit in the circuit t ni 1 1 here seal nst Thomas FlelWier and Thomas- Mali. Plaintiff wek to i er the sum of $17, which they MMene U due for btoii-oli plants. The plants hae been attache to satisfy the rlaini The ation was filed by Artornev Jubn T l.otm. Want- Name i limit;,! b'dwatd I'axton RitlcVrtv, of Sutheilin. who recently fell heir to a larire estate In Filmland, has filed u petition in the probate court ask ing that his name be changed to Fd ward l!idgeay Patnn. ami rNo that the tiiiiue of his wife and child be changed from Kidgeway to Fnxton. He will Im take the title of his de ceased uncle. Sir Ktdgeway Ptixtnii !tNI IN AMI NINFK. . . Blue-White Sparkling Diamonds We have a new nelectloQ of perfectly cut dltmondh for your approval. Only gems of the hifrheit grade are ae tec ted by uh for our cuHiomers. When you purchase a diamond from us you may feel assured that you are receiving a Rem of best quality. For the engage ment ring- you can make no better selection than one of these sparkling gems in an at tractive setting. We will be pleaaed to have you call and nee our new showing; of diamonds. Quality Service. BUBAR BROS. Jewelers and Optometrist. BATHING HOUSE Will BE COMPLETED TONIGHT; RESORT IS ATTRACTIVE Gordon Stewart, who recent ty purchased the lease on cer tain property located in Alex anders' Addition from Kussell Dunham, stated this afternoon that his bathing hoube would be rea d y for occ u pa n cy this evening. The work of erect ing the structure has been In progress for several days and, will be finished in time to ac- enmodute those who visit the resort tonight. The swimming pool has been very attractive during the past few days, and moFe than a hundred bathers -were there last night. Because of the unusual warm weather that 1a prevailing here at the present time it is predicted that tonight and tomorrow will witness big crowds of bathers at that popular resort. . ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY 3 Bryant Washburn f In tbe most delightful comedy character sketch of the seanon, R Skinners Dress Suit I & IHd yu ever ak your for a raise? Nee "Skinner lrss Suit.' IHd you own a Dress Suit when you were married? See "Skinner JreM Suit.' I i k II KMC. KII X 4- LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Join that Aluminum Club at Cburchiirs. Kussetl K. Harness spent the day at Drain an business. Mrs. .losle Clark and children went to Oakland for n visit today. Seasoned slab wood, something that will burn, at Page's, phone 242. Henry H. Devlin of Portland, came here last night to spend a few days with frlendt. Win. llenderer. of Anlauf, spent the day In Kouehurg transacting busi ness matters. Oet bathing suits and hath towels at greatly reduced prices at the Peo ple's Supply Co. W. 1). Hess, of Harden Valley, spent the day here looking after business matters. Mrs. Arthur Walker, of Portland, came here last ninlit to spend a few days wfrli friend. For that hot weather feeling, get a (Mark Jewell Oil Stove. Churchill Hardware Company. Kitchen Knives and Rutcher Knives," just a fair assort me tit of guaranteed stock. Churchill's. Justice of the Peace 1. H. Uiddle nnd wife will leave here this evening for Kiddle to spend Sunday with friends and relatives. lieduce your living cost by elimin ating excessive retail profit. (Jet wholesale prices on quantity orders at the People's Supply Co. Attorney Dexter Hire and family returned to their summer home on Itock Creek this morning after a day spent here on husines's. Throw cares aside and enjoy your selves at Kdenbower Hall, Saturday night, July 14th. Ice cream and a good time for all. Committee. S. C. Miller, a prominent Dillard rancher, spent the afternoon in the city looking after business matters. if in doubt call for P. S. C. Steel Cut Itrown Package Coffee and get 4fc grade at a.'ic per lb. Freshly roasted every week. People's Sup-, ply Co. Wholesale to the consumer., Flour Jumps Hpam. They sa Rumbling is the cause, everything else is doing the same thing. Get1 your fotos now before they do like wise. Clark A Clark. Fo'ograffers. If vou do not know duittard's' Pure Cocoa and Chocolate try either when next in need of these Items. Sold with the money back guarantee at the People's Supply Co. Whole wile to the Consumer. o DOG ACTION ARGUED - BEFORE JUDGE HAMILTON; DECISION IS DEfERRED !ff Did you over lie to your wife ulxmt your liiiixutaiire at I lie office? ft m See "hkinnrm liretut Suit." SEE IT $ You'll be Dee-lighted and Then Some d Next Monday and Tuesday, at the 5 ANTLERS THEATERS j SI'KCIAI, MATINKK Tl KSIiAY AT 2:1.1. 9 2 Admission Adults 15c, childien 10c. K J TODAY SATURDAY) AFTERNOON AT 2:15; EVE. 7:15 & 9. ICharliefiiChaplinf Judge J. W. Hamilton passed most of this afternoon bearing; the argu ments for ami against the demurrer filed to the complaint in the case brought by Roy lidllows, a local merchant, who brought an action! to regain possession of his dog which j wan seized by Constable Church be cause the owner of the animal re fused to pay his license. Judge Ham-j ilton has taken the matter under ad-, nsement and It will probably be .several days before a decision Is fort hcoming. Attorney O. P. Coshow. represent ing Mr. Mellows, claimed that the law was unconstitutional for the rea son that the subject matter of the act was not included in the title of j the law. that it was local legislation.' and In some instances would prove, double taxation. Attorney Coshow! spoke at considerable length regard- inff the law. and referred repeatedly! to that part of the act which pro-i vides that doss wized by the con-1 stable can be destroyed without re muneration to the owner of the ani mal. District Attorney George Xeuner said he realized that the law was not popular, hut that he believed It was const it pt lonal and the legisla ture had a legal right to adopt the measure. The distrb t attorney sub mitted various authorities' which tended to substantiate his conten tions. Because of the unusual warm weather, Jude Hamilton and the attorneys nppeared In the courtroom in their shirtsleeves. In ths tv.-o reel E;sa nay-Chaplin laughing comedy "THE WOMAN" Also tbe great screen favorite Louise Glaumm In the five reel Triangle Photoplay Feature d The Itcaiitiful and nccompllsed Paramount Screen Star ami Oj-cra A ulnH J APPEARING HERSELF In Person In a repertoire of popular and standard songs. And a special 7 reel moving picture program. You have seen Myrtle Stedman in pictures NOW .MM FT HF.lt FACF. TO FACF. The first appearance of any screen star iu person in Itoseburg. Admission Adults li."c; Children 1c. "A Sweetheart of the Doomed" Also a Paramount Comedy and a Mutual Gazette. Z .1 nnd lO 'ems MK(;lti:T IIK. IIDKI.S ft and 10 (Villi, j EXTRA SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT Next Wednesday afiernoon and evening il and nccompllsed Paramount Screen Stui Sinner Myrtle Stedman "WORKERS" VISIT HERE ALMOST EVERY NIGHT SAVS LOCAL OFFICER 4- The puseburg officers, who - hae an opportunity to visit J railroad yards almost every 4- day, say it is nothing very t uncommon to yce from one to J a dozen members of the I. W. I W. passing through here every 4. '2 t hours. In most instances the men tarry the renuired 4. credentials and-are said to he headed for the industrial cen ters uf Hie Pacific Northwest. Few of tliem stop in Itoseburg J more than an hour or so await ini; the departure of the train mi which they desire to take A pasuue. The ot fieers do not U antii iiate any t rouble in this vicinity. regardless of the 4 threats that have been made 4. bv the I, W. W. located in 4 oilier parts of the state. 4 ANSWER IS FILED BY MRS. VERNFTA WRIGHT TO PETITION FOR REMOVAL KV TODAY. FOIt UK NT. Five-room furnished cottage on Pitzer street. Inijuire at People's Supply Co. Mrs. Verueta Wright, widow of Kber Wright, and administratrix of his estate, has filed an auswer to the petition of K. K. Wilson, of Corval lis. asking for her removal as ad ministratrix on the ground that Kber Wright was a resident of Multnomah County at the time of his death. The answer aets forth that he was re siding In Multnomah County for the purpose of receiving medical treat ment only and had never considered that as his home and owned no prop erty there. Further that he was the owner of real and personal property in this county and had always con sidered Douglas County as his home and intended to remove here again shortly before he suffered a relapse and died. WAXTKD. Girl for general house j work for elderly lady. One in j.. family. Immediate. Phone 31-F f. r J WAXTKD. Second hand Ford, late model preferred, must be in first I class condition. Address Itox 21)4, Kuckles, Oregon. FOR SALK Ford automobile, in good condition. $.".2(1; also second hand Dodge Brothers car. $77.". Apply at Dodge Hros. Garage, Cass j St., for particulars. Don't buy a K.inge until you have looked at those al Churchill's. FOREST FIRE REPORTED NEAR CAMAS VAUEY; LINE WAS DES1R0YED Many deer and bear are reported to be seen near " iiu hester Hay this sva son . The roa d s and t ra i I s a re covered with track.-, hut brush is so thick that it is easy for the animals to keep from sight. i If you nave something to sell, tc trade, to rent, or have lost something or found something, use a Want Adr. in The Review. SIDK LINE MEN. Do you want a real one that one order a flay wilt pay you $M.0o. No samples to carry. Something new. Write to day. Cantield Mlg. Co., 2ug Sigel St.. Chicago, 111. If you have something to sell or rent try an Adv. In The Review. Live advertisers cfeer tho best bar Mtns Patron 1 7e Review advertisers II. O Pargeter, secretary of 4 the Douglas County Fire Pa- J 4- trol Association .this afternoon 4 4 received a telephone message a Irum the vicinity of Camas 4 $ Valley to the effect that a for- 4 est fire was raging there and 4 4 that considerable telephone 4 line hud already been destroy 4 ed. Men have been sent lo the 4 j scene of the tire and it will $ 4 probably lie extinguished by 4 early tomorrow. IlecaiiM of 4 the unusual hot and dry 4 4 weather every precaution is 4 J being taken bv the fire patrol- ! men lo prevent (ires. 4. 4, 4. w "r"i i lit rrn t 1 The Uosebiirg Juvenile Hand this afternoon f timlned music for the futier. 1) of the late Wesley McGee, who was drowned in the Fnip.nta Kner here Thursday afternoon The body was interred in tne Msnonic cemetery. Diviont rt" t.rtntel JutUe J. W. Hamilton thi after noon granted Robert S. Hrown a de etee of divorce from his wife, Ra in 11. 1 H row n I 'eseri ion w .i I lie chief nlegatton contained in th cote plaint . Mr. lit nw n ha resided In re;on for five ear. while his former wife i a tion-reident of the state V. ... If the grown up think that can nine is a difficult process, (Uf ihlld ren will how them how. 1 Another Carload of CHEVLETV Motor Cars Will Airive About July Kith Place Your OrJcr NOW For Immediate Delivery Glenn H. Taylor CHKVItOI.I T MOTKK CAK Aent, Roseburjj JULY CLEAN-UP SUITS And DRESSES VALUES to $27.50 CLEAN-UP $10.00 Bellows A Woman's Shop for Woman's Wear