Roseburg review., July 23, 1917, Image 2

PAG TWO
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS OF
Kilio.il IIimi-iI .Mi'olinu
'I lie lut iih-i-iihk of Die hiii"'
l.ui'K h.IiuoI bonnl Bin - I In .-Iri-ilon
ut Aubrey Smith iih k u iJ.-r f nl ii ! ii t
of III local kcIkiuIii. will lie IhIiI Ml
lllH OlllCfH Ul ItOH'OU ;il.',l llllh
fVt-lllllK. There arc KMil t he Ki'V-t-ial
important iiiHttcrs hcliciluh'il
I or ciilihKici'atliin. II !' Milled
lure itilt inorniiiK llial tliert- lire
uliout ten vacancies in tin- leadline
slull ut Ihc K'hools, and the- puni
tlims may he filled limlt'lit. Sllirr
iiilfmlf lit Smith arrived here Sutur
il.iy uml will pruhahly rettialn In lliif
ciiy permanently, lie will he Joined
by Mik. Smith and child laler in the
muni li.
lias ltellllietl Wink
Miks Iterlha Alliums, one of Hie
victiniM of an Hllloniohile accident
near fanvonvillc a ntontli niiti, has
icHiinted iier dutieM uk nalelady l.e
hind Ihc ciear runnier at Ihc I ' Mi -iiua
Hotel. -MisH Allium hiih she
l reeling aK well an could lie n
perletl atid tines not unliripalt' anv
further Iroulile an a result of Iter in
Jut It s.
ICeltll-ll t.l KlIIIMIS
Mm. S. II. Cochran and daughter,
the lornier a niece of Horace Marn
ier, left yesl.rtluy after a Hcvcral
ni'i'kH visit lore, on their return to
lltirlinnUin. Kansas. They will bioi
ii few days ror a visit with relatives
at Tacuiim, Wash.
I.cfl for Ctillimc (Jrovc
Mr. anil Mrs William Kdwaril". if
'ultai'e drove, left yeslcrilay for
their h , after a visit lure with
relatives.
Home I'mm Sun I Vnnclsco
Miss Mildred Scott, who had been
ni'iyitii' a visit for the past month
lit San Francisco, returned here last
evenine. Slie was stoppinK with a
nuuilier of relatives here.
Wilnesves nt rorllilllil
Mr and Mis. . V. l.ocs, Inn, of
Kiddle, bfl yesterday for rorilaiid.
where they have been call d to I'-s
tir.V In the Federal court as wlllle-Hes
for the CoverilMieut In the trial of
Samuel llubber. Patrick .Mallilson
and (leori,e Collins, who are accu-ed
of iltteiiiptitlK to rob the llliltlle
postofllre. They will probablyhe tie
lined at Portland for a week or
t wo.
Cimlne-M' nl Wilbur
II. II. Fleeser. of the city ctll'l
neer's office, left for Wilbur Ihis
inorniiiK, where he spent the day at
the plai f I.. II'M. InukitiK after
' vonie siirvcyinK work.
I. ell for Wlluheslcl' liny
Miss Mary Allkell. of Fileiibower.
uml her mother left this tiitirniliK fur
Winchester Hay to enjoy an iiutitii:
of a week or two.
retain.. Wen. IaiiiiiIiiiiI
County Fruit Inspector F. I..
.SlialiK Saturday exaiuini il a ship
nient of luitalocs, s.-lit here Iron,
California. Til" pota I nes . el e i on
Hl'.IH'.l HI Clellilale, I'Ut IIII'liT Ihc
l ita ni nl ine provislnns niaile by Ihc
Stain Itnanl of Hurl irillt u re, tlicy
well' iilllleil to be I'UI 111 I lied here.
Iii'lnru lielllK iilluU'cil to lie put on
the market. 'Ihc California pnlu
Iocs hale heell infilled Mllll the
tuber molll and this tlllinu as
lliaile to preM'lll the disease ri on.
i pi'-adliii; in this stale.
Take-. tlwitllie Vacation
The unce.ciliiK labor of many
M ils ucie Intel i uin. it fin the flisl
time S.ituiilay for Mrs. .1. Ii. Slepli
en-iin, ol Flint street, when she de
child Friday lo spend an iiullnii nt
several iluM Willi Mr. and Mrs. F.
M. Iinwei. They went nnrlli b
aiitomnblle at :: o'rlmk Saturday
iiioinlni: and will visit n number of
liie liiiiic Impml.in! cities In I ii ii t ill
re. -r urn Mis. Stephenson Is a l.utli
fill Itiik'tt wmker and has Klicll li'-l
II. ne -ii ii.-eh licit she has IICM'I
tlnumlil II linyi'ilatlt In lake a rest
lllllll. lllllll II. 141 it.ll
Mis
olfi, . i
nrt. n
i lie:
I'll ll
laiv t'arei. tualnill at I he
of IMS. S. Iv Si llier & Slew
'tinned here Sunday aller in
lier anmi.tl t .n .i l ' . hi III Ibe
, i 1 1 1, I s She I I'-ll Hied her
illltles this Hint lliun.
lttl.iN' til4.sl lien.
Iir. 1.. Iv Ilnsine. of li
.line liner
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Sha-.la
lit ot 1
' ..HlV tills
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lit. III.'. till
'Hum 1. 1 lie
wiu Mis
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artels at ll.i
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if suiiilay
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Miss Kulli '
town. Nnrlli 1
I .;il ur.lji 1 II I lei II
IIIHSIU. Ililll.'I'l
ASK FOR ami GET
Horlick's
The Original
Malted Milk
PubttHutes Cot YOU San Phc
spend several days here before pro-i-eeiliuK
to l.o AiikcIcs and I'asa
'lena where she ban relatives.
I nilina New lll'iiT
F. I'. I'atterson. a local contract
or, l-i enpaj:ed In erectlnu a inodern
sK tunnel piiinc drier for llr. W. S.
Ilaiullton, near Myrtle. Creek. The
diler will he finished within a fw
wcckH and will he ready to handle
this scaHoh'K croi.
Injilii'il III IN.rtlallih
F. S. Iialkus. a private detective
with headi(uarlctH at Portland, hub
tained injuries there a few days lino
while HllciuptiiiK to arrenl an of
lelider Mr. Iialkus Is uuito well
known in Uosebiirif. where lie has
vlsiled on several occasions. About
two years an Mr. flalkim came
here and arretted a wealthy Wash
limtoii liiinberiiian on a 'haiKe of
miipanyiliK a woman other than
his wife lo thin city. I
Alfred I'iiwitii Iiom-i . j
Alfred Powers, former miperin-
t intent of hi hoots at Oakland, and
who recenlly assisted in the work of
Hie extension department of the 1'ni-
versily of Oregon. was Saturday
night choion by the executive com
inlllen of the board of regents to
succeed Hen Williams, former head
of the depart ment. and who Is at
present located Jit the Presidio. Mr.
Powers is well known here, where
he has many friends.
Pel lime. I Here Saturday
li. C Humphrey and family re
lumed here Saturday evening after
spending Hire" weeks at .letlerwin,
Albany. Portland and oilier north
ern towns. They made the trip by
automobile and report a splendid
time
I, 'H For Itrewstei
Italph Uusscll. linotype operator,
wile and children, and Kd. Iliifhain.
win. and child, left here early Sun
ilav morning for Hrewsler Valley.
Ah they will spend the next week
enjoying their annual outing. They
made the trip by automobile.
llciHirt.'cl l-'or Siittle
.1. II. King and wile left here Sat
urday aflernotl lor Portland. Seatlle
..ml Seaside, where they will enjoy
their annual wu'nlion. They expect
to be gone for several days.
Kctiirticil I'limi Trli
Mr. and .Mrs. W. S. Ilaiullton anil
Mis. Kidder returned hero Sunday
evening after enjoying an automo
bile nip lo ('ruler Lake all. I other
taunts of inlerest. They report the
roads In fairly good condition and
experienced little trouble oil the
: up.
tlepulteit l-'or I'lil'lliiml
Sheriff Ccoiue (Jllllle. of II nsebll rg.
-i.l liepuly Sheriff F. M. Hopkins,
of I'aliynin Mle. lelt here Sunday al-
ciniion lor I'oiliand. vvh.'re they
will appear as will. esses against
Samuel llubber. (leorgn Collins and
Inirlrk Mallieson. who are ihargeil
with lillcmptlng I" roll Ibe pnslnf-
II. .. at III. Idle. They expect lo be
In Portland most of Ibe week.
dinltleil to I'luillic
l.nu Wagner, special agent for the
Portland Hallway,. Light Power
''octp iny, bus been admitted to prac-
llc" law by Ihc Oregon Supreme I
I ntl. I. .VII. yvarner Itas inaiiy iin-iius
Ii wlio are clad lo learn or his
-,iii-,','s In passing the examination.
I.ell Inr I'oi-llainl
Mrs. 11. (!. Wilson left this afler
uiinn fin Porlland and Pendleton,
where she will spend a few days.
She whs accompanied by her son,
lliawalha. 'l in y are making the trip
by automobile,
b'tiioiei' lloscbui'ger Hen'
Aii.irui y o. II Porter and wire ar
rived here Sunday rrnm Porlland to
spend a tew days looking after bllsl
n.-s ntallers and visiting friends.
tti.rii. v Porter was rormerlv nsso
. iati d Willi Alloruev .1 A Hucliauatt
'tl It.e tuaclice of lavv here.
I.eloineil It. Hole
i
Filvvard ('amp. who silent the past
few it. lis heie lonkilig afler business.
. i, .-lit i s. relumed to his home near I
lii,e on Sunday He was acconi-
l..!i,i.d there by T A Shubert Mr I
shut,. -it will iass two weeks at the!
iniilb'tn town enjoying bis annual
y. it . it inn I
I met mining His Itrolher
XV I! St John, ol Slllhel lill. re
jliiim-d lo bis Inline Saturday night,
li.llii' a il.iy spent here lie was ac
...i.ip.tint ,1 to linseburg by Ills'
t'l.tllii r. S T St .Inhii. ol Winnipeg. ;
i '.4H.1.1.I iMirmg their slay here Sal- ,
uitl.ty tiny met tiulle a nninber of.
i:- Inn g I" ,..le I
' I. cave Inr Tl le '
j M r ami Mis .1 (' Hume left here
ii..l.!v i..i Portland ami also lor ('en
I 1 1 .1 1 (llfl'ntl pnlllls. Wllftt' tlli'V Will
. p., " then annual vucalinll Tliey
, till .il'tt visit at Craler Lake ami;
,'i'i.i pnitit" ot nili'ict Mr. aliti
' ! . It. n,,e are inakiiig the trip by
I i ll. I. .1. .tii.l will be accoiiip.ttiltil
t.'.'i i.iitltti.l ,v a relulivc nf the
ittr
r.ulliintl
I; sh.f ii:.il,. r left
i'ei ll.tlitl. M lit re
Kmi; af'-. r t.u 1 n.'s
i't reluru litre
lit re l.i-l
ll. sjielll
lllillltTtt
I'ltlll lo
M.t. l. lit 1,1-
II .me. t
Lit M, . -Ill
Melliire .
I'li-I.lilll
r Sutlierlin
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I the I'm Il.nn:
nl l-iTill lull lllt.t
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ille Milt-
I:
1111,1 ate InnkniK nver
'i.ii. -.iv Ihe Xlalsh-
I'll.
,ilt expe, Is 1,1 In-
,., i.ree days
I utei taliinieiit llet.s
ni, k-'t" tn s ami I. .dies 1m
I I . .1., llele ell n lllii I he
I limit
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i t.tt.'i i..ikt nnl
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til-'i 'f.l II'MlhlllODr
EVENING BOBEBCBO REVIKW, MOMMY. Jl'LY 31,
THE CITY
thankliiK the peonle of Itoteburg
for the entertanliuent fealureii pro-!
vlded for the occasion.
"Hill" llolan h.itlsfle.1
In a letter to .Scott Weaver.!
"Hill" llolan. formerly employed at'
the I'mpniia Hotel, anil one of the
b.st known young men of 1hl vl-.
clnlty, said he was enjoying life at
Camp Kelly, which la located near'
San Analonlo, Texas. Mr. Ixiian'
say there are about H.Onu men sta
tioned there at the present time nnd'
the work l unite strenuous. The
hoyn sleep in tents and several vio-'
lent windstorm havo been exierl-J
enced ilurinK the past few weeks.
Mr. Dolan Is a member of the avia-.
lion corps. He predicts that the
hiiva will leave San Antonio about ;
Feb. LI. and iirobably will lie sent
to France or some other foreign
country encaued In the present war.
W n nn WmllliT IU'rlel . I
Letters received received here
from Fort Kiley. Kansas. Indicate,
t,;,t the cither has been very warm
(here for tho past few days. On l
MH Friday the thermometer reglB-j
teietl llll degrees in the shade, ac
cording lo Halph (Julne. who Is sta-j
tinned there. The boys are all well,;
according to Mr. Qulne nnd camp
Hie Is thoroughly enjoyed. Mr.
(Julne says be has received no In-,
tlmallon of how long the troops will
be stationed nt Fort Kiley. I
Wiin lolitMsl Soliirtbiy
Word was reci'lved in Hosidnlrg ,
S itinday to the effect that llr. C. K.
Titus, veti'iinary singeon of the!
C.irilen Valley vicinity, was unite,
seriously injured while treating a
horse at IVvnnvlllc Mr. Titus was
working beneath the animal, when It.
suddenly reared In such a niunner.
that one of lis hoofs struck the vet
erinary a violent blow on the face, j
lie was also bruised about the head;
and both'. The injured man was
brought to liosehurg. w here he re-1
celved medical t rent ment. At the:
lime of the accident he was being as-.
slsted by P. I.. Kandall. who has)
hen studying veterinary work for
the past year.
l-:uoy Aiitoinobile Trik-
Fred T. Hlock and wife and A. T.
I.tindberg and wite. who spent Sat
urday here alleniling the Oregon
il.. lei Men's Asociatlon. are travel
ing liy automobile, and will return
to their homes via Central Oregon.
They passed Sunday at Crater Lake.
Kl'tell ill Itoseluirg
Israel Ketch, who Is acting as
guard for the Southern Pacific Com
pany south of (ilelldale. spent Sun
day' in Kosehnrg visiting with
friends and looking alter business
mallets. He says IioImics nre not
very plfiiUHil at the present lime,
pio'bably for the reason that it is
difficult lor Iheni to gt't over the
mail.
Here l-'roin Seiitlle
L. (I. Hicks, cltv engineer, return
ed heie Sunday from Seatlle uml
I'lirtlalltl. where he Is employed as
district engineer by the Standard
Oil Ctiiupany. Iliiring his stay here
to. lay he Inspe, ted the work that Is
being dune on the new garage on the
,,,-npeilv
of the Standard Oil ( mil
ium v n den bower. Mr. iimrs
makes his heailtilarlers at Seatlle.
Ho Is now preparing plans anil
specifications for a large dock which
the Standard Oil Company contem
plates I. ml. ling in Alaska.
Illltliphli'V llllllklll Hell'
Humphrey Hanklii. formerly cm
plnyed as salesman at the store of
S K. Sykes but mote recently nl
Portland, spent Sunday In Hoseliurg
visiting with friends. He Is ein
, hived Willi the llonevnilin ll.ird-
waie C'liui'iiiiy. of Portland.
Xisllctl ill llo-ebuiit
.1. W Wagoner. X. 1. ami Wil
liam Cool, all of Uraln. and I. I'.
t. uf I'reei'uil. MithlKiin. ur-
iimiI here yesterday atlern.itin en
riiule Inline utter nil aiminiolilltt trln
wliith tnnk them us far n Mals'i
lleltl They ent flulll IHain In
S.iillsl.lllt;. Ihellee HHT the Mle
u.ilii rtuile tti Sumner, ulltl fioui
lliere ttier the main liUlivy.iy lulu
Mar-llllt'ltl They relume, I t,, linse
in iiver the Myrtle I'tiint rn.nl
Alter passim; u ettlll'le of llnuls heie
they ituiiinueil their itiiiiney t"
Itraill.
It.vH-liuri: ut I'luis.-.!
In Siilnlay s isue of the Me.llnrtl
Sun theie iii)ieareil tpiile u lenuthy
aril, le lainlini! the i,e,iie of II.
hum fur Hie manner in wliith ihey
t nlei taitieil the men. hers of Ihe Oie
i:..ll Until Mens Vsmi, Iii I inn heie en
Saturday The ileill was wien mil
I'v .1 Wfslei luiul. inanacer of Ihe
ll.ill.lll.l II.. lei al Meilfnlil. anil s."'
it-l iri- of I lit Ti lSlule llttnti li,
s-i. -in l ion
1'lll-elltls.t.l e lellinu .
. I-: Wt.tiit. iih... titiitliitls a s
i. Is
al l!ie itiiner nf Ihtulas ami
Kliii streets, last Saturday .illi
.I t, k
has, ,1
lint ie-1, it'll, e lil.'l'i'ilv Itilnii
I'll!
on mil In II W. M.ldtlox nnd
a't'tl on tnt!l -lie ksttn street l r
XV ut nl
Texas
ears
I le ,-e
I'l'.'l'.ll
I fit
X"
1 e, "lit ly ennie het e rrnm
lieie he lued fur -vi, r.il
Mr ..nil si.s lie Is niili'h
I uilh ln."liill it all, I " II
il. l e'iialn heie (n'l uiaiii'iitl.
In? Xtiialinii
I ai net an 1 w iff n ill le H e
l,,n'i;lil tin I'm t la ml and Se
attle.
al'lUI.
rv tu will cnitiv
i .it inn 'I Uf t
ilium t I lift.' w t t'K v
tin
Ml
.ii nrr ,i SniithtMll r.l'l'i.
iii urn) Iv x .'II ktinwn lirtt'
I,hjiio Ml
ti. -.k.I Mi" II l.i'tv Hut
fnr
Snult't'n I'.i.Hif t'o.. biT-'. 1;im
i.iiimlii 'tr V'M.in.' w i't thev il
in''.' li't-r p'i in.MuM.t lii'iin' l'h."
i;it' ifsj.l.Ml h.'ri ft r iwiu tnui'
wlur.' ( Mr l.. tr;in v f t iiMliN.
1 ''H, ,1 ii A nil i!t rxi'i'.'t d
f..' t i'i tiMjd' ht tinnri -tv f-
Mi M in p t wtifr. th.'v wilt n-.iki
thi'ir ptMiii in -?il )un T.i it hMii'
hold gooda left here today.
Harry HUdeburu Horn
Haru- HUd.-burn arriTed here
Sunday morning from Portland,
where he went to submit a bid for
the improvement of a stretch of
road In Jackson County. The bids
for the Itnfiovement of thw road
are now being considered by the
State Highway Commission, whUh
conducts offices in Portland. Mr.
Ilildeburn also has a contract to
crush several thousand yards of
rock for the state, and Is now en
gaged in that work. He left for his
headtiiarters south of Asl.land last
night.
Visit ing: ut l'nsHMt
Mrs. Kdward Hywater, of Orants
Pas. is passing her summer vaca
tion ut Prospect, according to word
received here. She was formerly
Miss F.lva Wimberly and is well
known in Koseburg. Her bus-baud,
Iir. Hywater, is one of the piolni
nent physiciuns of (irants Pass and
has visited here on several occasions.
I li-i's Are lteiort4'l
Keports were received from Can
yonville Saturday telling of several
small forest fires along, the South
I mpuua Hlver. None of them are
said lo be very wrious. however,
and will probably be extinguished
within the next few days.
Have lU'tliniiil Home
Mr. and Mrs. Kobert Coughler. of
Canyonville. who have been visiting
with friends at Albany, passed thru
here Saturday euroute lor their
home. They also visited in Port
land, where they have relatives.
c4l ("ii .i-tive
Sunday's oregonian contained the
following dispatch regarding the
work of tin' lied Cross Society at
Kiddle: The Hed Cross at Kiddle
has sewing rooms and sewing class
es Tuesdays' ami Thursdays of each
week. They have accomplished a
great deal of work in the past few
weeks. Among the articles made
are splint pillows, water bag cov
ers, wash cloths, tray cloths, hand
kerchiefH. etc. The making of pa
tients' clothing will be taken up
next with instructions from the
Koseburg auxiliary.
Il.lil IMiglilfill lime
K. C. liens-on and wife and Ijine
Thornton and vife spent Sunday in
the vicinity of Camas Valley. They
had a very enjovable lime.
Spiniiieil iler K"ii'
Miss Mav Thompson, t-tenogrepli-er
in the offices of -the Commercial
Abstract Company, was unable to
be at work today be.ause of a
sprained knee, which she sustained
Sunday.
Arundel, piano tunor. IMinne 1S9I
r-rnmrnimn inm i iitrmiw nrfiiriiniiimiii i imm iiiiiin w nni
Made in the U. S. A.
"Business Building" is based on Supply and
Demand of any Article
Transportation and Advertising are the Greatest Factors
between the producer and consumer.
"Advertising Lowers ihe Cost of Distribution"
Moil lurtimo stron.i jis they stand toirether, enrouratre
ta.li other, slimulato o.uli tithtT. Here are ten coniniand
iiioiits that should lie limited in every Ameriian newspaper
;,nd puMished ami posted on the v;dis in many forms by
Imsine.ss oi'jrani. itioiis. The.se ten commandments form a
dm iiment that xe would do well to study.
The Roseburg
roseihjiu;
1017.
JUSTICE CANT PAROLE
RSONS FOUND (
SAYS ATTORNEY GENERAL
In nspoiine to Irniulries from Stale
Game Warden Carl I. Sliotmaker,
Attorney-(!em ral (JeorKe M, Urown
h;ts rHiiiliTejl a It-gal opinion in
which he holds that a juntice of the
peace has no power lo parols, par
don or permanently HunpenU the nen
tenc1 of a person convicted in his
I court, but declares that each JuMire
of the peace may temporarily sua
1 pend a sentence pending develup
' mentH as to application for pardons,
lor similar matters. ,
The Attorney-Oneral aluo holds
!th;tt for a jiiKtice of the peace to at-
tempt permanently to puspend a sen
, tence is not such a move on his part
'as to warrant procedure to have him
j removed because of malfeasance in
office.
1 The remedv. Htates the Attorney-
r.ent'ral, when a justice of tho peace
wrongfully susp-'nls a pentence Is by
mandamus to compel him to carry
out the judgment of the court.
MITICK or SAI.K OI-" At.TXH'XTS.
In the m.'tter of Annise DrLkell,
Tiankrtipt.
' Notice is hereby Riven that the
! undersigned Trustee in bankruptcy
of Annise Driskell, will receive up to
1 I o'cliM-k a. m. on the ?Sth d;-y of
July. 1!U7, at the office of C. L.
Ha tn il t on . Referee In IJankruptcy In
the City of Koseburg, Oregon, sealed
bids for the purchase of the uncol
lected book accounts of said Annise
j Driskell, Jlankrupt. amount ine In
- their face value to One Hundred
! N'inntv-Nino and 41-1 Ot) lo11am. Th
lit of snid accounts can be exam
ined at the office of the undersigned
in the Poutrlas National Hank build
iiiK in KopeburK, Oreeon. All bids
must be absolute and accompanied
by a certified check of ten per cent
of the amount bid, and the Trustee
will assign to the successful bidder
all the ripht, tille and Interest of
said bankrupt estate n and to said
accounts, hut will not guarantee the
correctness of the Fame.
Hids will be opened before tho
referee nt eleven o'clock a. ni. on
said 2Sth day of July, 1917, and the
successful purchaser must be pre
pared to pny the amount of his hid
iii cash.
vi. c. nrcxsoN,
Truster of Annise Krtekell, Tlank
nipt. d
1. In all expenses Keep in mind the interest of your
own counl ryi ie i.
'2. Never forget that 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 bo served at vour
table.
t'i. Write on Anu.i in paor, with an American pen,
ami use American ink.
7. American (Oreeon) flour, Oregon fruit and Ore
gon fruit juices can alone give jour body the true Aremican
cnergv.
S. If you drink collee. drink colt'ee from American
colonies.
I'se onlv American clothes for your dress, Ameri
can hats fir your head, American shoos for jour feet.
U. Let no foreign flattery distract you from these
pre-opts: and he firmly convinced, whatever others say,
that Ariericaii products are the oi.lv ones worthy of cit'il
:-.ens of the V. S. A.
"Made in 1'. S. A." is a slogan that should swell into a
chorus. Men become strong as Ihcv stand together, encour
age each other, stimulate each other. W hen vmi buy. l, k
lor jour home products: you will find them 'advertised in
your home paper.
Phone 90
Hamilton Drug Co.
Seasonable Articles
Fly Spray for Cows
Sulphur for Grapes
Insect destroyers
Hamilton Drug Co.
Kevlew Want Atls. brink' reaulta.
Sleeninff So t
SSTA.
, Sweetly" vN
vvs:
"What a Hissing this
electric fan is to th-j
baby! Just the
touch of a cool, pentL-
hand."
"I 'wonder if everybody
knows how much real ii.ir.
iort they can obi.iin at the
trilling cost of only three
or four cents a day.''
We handle all sizes and
.'tyles of C-E Electric
Fans The Leaders
of the Market.
roseBURQ
ELECTRIC CO.
Review
OREGON
CAIX FOB COCXTT WARRANTS.
Notice Ii hereby given all persons
' holding Count Warrants endorsed
j "Not paid (or want ot funds," to pre
sent them for payment at the office
of the County Treasurer of Douglas
County. Oregon, for Interest thereon
i will cease after the date of this no-
I tice.
I Dated at Koseburg, Oregon, April
20. 1917.
J. E. SAWYERS.
County Treasurer
ifiuk'cc.! n.A.vi's.
We are now prepared to book or
ders for St. Valentine broccoli
plants, grown from the purest seed
obtainable. Uniptiua Valley Fruit
Union.
Mrs. F. D. Owen
CUT FLOWERS
POTTED PLANTS
FUNERAL DESIGNS
WEDDING DOQUETS
PHONES
(ireenliouwe ll-h' 12 City S40
1 1 1 W. Cass Street.
STOP AT
Hotel Grand
Cass St., Roseburg, Or.
: f !'
if
t M
Stop at
Hotel Umpqua
New and Modern
Fire and Auto
INSURANCE
l'rolect yourself frum loss
with omi ol' our properly
writ ton iiif tiranco policies.
G.W. Young & Soil'
Ka1 INlalf I neurit lire.
I HI Cuss Nl. I'linm- 117
Real Estate
City nnil I'artn Prow-rtf
TiinlKir Lands
Asent for
WeMlnke nnd W'lnchotiter Rnf
Town Ixils.
GEORGE RITER
122 West Onk Street.
Why re It anil P the most Import
lint l. lti-rs in the nlihnlel?
ARC D E
t'ltfl . -
r (j H I J
lPQR5T
llpranse yon couldn't have Uiel or
forn without Ihcmt
Wfl Cnrrv rommnLA nnA t
and pork, especially dr-siirned for
knife and fork! Von will be pleased
with the meats we sell you, If It wer
not o, we would not tell you!
The Economy Market
Oew. Kohiilmuen. Ir..p.. 1'lioi.e IW.
We Are looking for the Man
who bus soiled bis clothes so badly
that they are not fit to we.ir. No
n atter hojr dirty or (creasy the silt
may be, we are equipped wlih the
moHt hiodern mAChlnt-ry, and bars
skilled workmen who know bow to
Clean. I'.epalr anil I'rrns Old Clothe
so thai tbey look Just like new.
Imperial Cleaners
rhone 277 342N.Jatkson