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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO " EVEXIXQ ROSEBCRa REVIEW, FRIDAY. OOTOnER 3, 191: BRIEF NEWS ITEMS OF JIom Posit.! Willi iu'tnrnt'iit Walter liinie, who tiaa h-ii visit ing tu'ie for the (;Kt k with a Dumber of ti Ik jll fru-nds, will Ituve tonight on his return to Mare Island in Smii FtaiK is o Hay. Mr. Ihnit vim fornitfrly a bollermaker .n ln ! at t he local round 1h him hut now woikiiiR t h iff trade Tor the (Inv ernment Ht tin N'avv Yml tin-re. (.Irmtnlo .iil Visits MiiK Itaihara .lanlzr, of tlUn dule. Ore., who hat heen for the past mix months attending tint Minnes f'olIeK. i Chillirothe. Mo., lelt for St. Jml. whero itho will upend her varatlnn with relatives. Ii4iiift to I it'll! A truvellriK man who visited this rity yesterday told on interesting story reKardtne the Anieriaii troupp In Krame. While we cannot ninh-safe- the truth of the story, w fu'nt it for what tt if worth. Aienidfn to the traveling man. a Hrit i-h of ficer who was a friend of his re- eently arrived In r,iliforiiia. Im-Iii-' Kent by the Mrill-di Kovernment to help t rain the new A merh-an Army In the w;iys of trench warfare. Ac cordinn to the Mnlisliei s opinion It Is useless to teach the A ohm leans the art of t rem h w;n fa re bec.i use ft is impossible to keep the Ameri cans In the trenches. In proof of lilr contention he told of one nit:bt not lone ano two reuluu-nts of American soldiers who were stationed eicht miles behind the front line (rem be in i-'ralice disobeyed the otders) of their officers and .sneaked awav fion canii. They made for the 1'ronl line trenches and then for the Cermans capttninK tin' fJerman front line trenches before they could be re nt rained. The story sounds Inter rstiiiK and very much like the act of American sol diet s but w hethei or lint it is tine is ;i matter of con jecture. W ill T;iko Tr ip Noi lb K. II. C. Wood and f.nniK who have been hwe from Weldei but n furry County, for a short time, will leave late this week by car for Poit land, w here they will spend sevei .1 1 days. Thev w ill motor up t be Col 11 111 Ida Ifiver llii'huav and take in Hie various siuhts. They a No have friends (here whom they will i-.i Strikes Trull ic Sen ilis at tent ion nil t:n ted down ; Hide street bv the yt'llmu of a partv of the drafted soldiers, a touri-t :n rivinis In town last niyhl droe lil car Houaiely into the traffic s-ricii a' the corner of Oak ami .l.ili'Hi Ht- The sinn was drac.ced under the car for a distanc. of .mi feel I.Hme th. driver realized that -niii,tliini; w ;e 1 - iir ' br;in"ht the nr to a -ti p S'tl hl il'imam 1o the i.idiater of the ear resnMed. W ill Hull I'm- nil .1 usl ice Pen hoc k . w ho rem ni I'd last eveuiim from I tan don, met Mr. Von flaxen, an K,cd, m. r. who i nrrannirie, hi drill lor oil near I'ark ershu r. siiv s the M ar h field '1 nnis Mr. Von Ha t;en is financing ih- pro je.t for which Mi Paiker has been woikitli; for formei) thai oine time. He in thev ep,-,-tr, to star, operations si Will Innate Mrs. w. P of A. .1. Wa turned home ii HI Here . Wai no. li. si nun U, of Uil.-i to Klllet p!l.--e mm, to.l.l alte a vl il h. Ill, Me il hii:!i aUo to ike h. i She wa children comp. will later enter th In liool et 111 U M rs. Wa i noi-k e .e later and piobahU here Indefinitely. I'iHise I'or Conuralulalioii That Senator Chamhei I practical tv I c ov ci ci 1 1 -Mil In illness is a matter of mim ,i to both Hie -late amt I lie savs Hie lbiii I ic tat count rv nee, is sniat Ch. 111 HriM's of (his . h.,:a in tr.ote.l luess would h.i the S4 nate of a h-ader w could llol eanilv be Hlb'd. rjttp JPJ'fWW MiUP I I l&i III Over 300 mild' I III ilavory pulls for p I a nickel. j ij M. A.C.L'.N.M RRANCM jj 1 & i STb u Wl'f "' : i I'roiniiifnt Attorney Met Porter J N.-nV. of Medford, one tf the leading attorney? of South ern trefoil, sp-nt yesterday Itiok i n k utter b 11 k i ii" s.s a ff ;i l r h in this city. Mr. .efTe was before the Land Office duriiiK Ins stay for the ; purpose of attending to some entries, .on iniiH-ral lands located In Jackson Count y. I isim iili MiinIkiihI ! Mrs. Kd. HilliiiK and dauihter left for Oak l( Idrie. I.ane t ou nt v, thin moininir, where hhe will visit for the i day with her husband, who is con ductor fin a branch of the Southern Pacific running t In out: h t here. M n. WHini; u ill continue to make her homo here, i Visited Willi Mother i Mrs. K. I,. Church, of llalsey, who I had been visiting liere wild her i mother, Mrs. Mary Downing, left for her home IhU inoiliint;. She was aerompaiiied by her little daimhiet. ! Thev had been here for t he p.-nt inonth. Former llft'Ml Is Mere .1. "I Mollis, of Cnshen. who left here aitouf a ear auo lo take up a ranch in that vicinity, returned here l,i i n 11 i l:1iI . He will spend several l;ivs a 11 end Ihk to business matters Mr. Mollis e ts to return to tto: ctturK pi oti.ibl In a couple if vea r : 10atlon nl f'tt;tu.f f; rows Mr. and Mm, W. W. Tha.krah. the formei or the )o, .1 ,and Office, b-lt this nioiuirik' tin Collate Crove. whero the..v will spend their annual vacation visit ini with relal i vtss. They expert t be one, about a moat h. ishfr Itepart- North Mb-s Mav I'l a ti en. of Los An ireb-s, who had been isitini; a week wiili her uncle. O. p. Coshow nnr4 fa mil v, left tliis 11 1 01 tii ii n for Cot t.'iKO Orovx. She w 111 vtlt several ue.-ks tn the i 1 1 a u i (l I e Valley with id. her t ela t i v e.s beli i ret iirtiihK south. '01 allis l.ady Ib Hirns I i s. . I lionev. of Corvallis. who had been vl-Jitin with A. .1 Viuiiock and family, left on Imt w ay home today. M r Poliev was her n ;i ( I'Mjile nT weeks and will , Ion ini- a slim) isit also at Kuene Mot "r Parlv Men- .1 : Pelt arid famllv. of Sara toi:a. Calif., at rived lo re hist even inir and "pent la4 evening at a local hotel Thev made ihe trip bv auto ami were chauffeur. delightful compniiii d also hv l'he ale having a ip lllCII niot j Haul Tiihis Allhoiih aw ate of the I true tliat all lire. inaliv people are not ie tad. it is tie rrt heles. 1 t lie Hoop passing thr o ot h dial ted men and onef a richer of the A i in v an I h i ouuh Oregon bv the mpaliv w It limit cost to j Itie.ebiirc, h of olhet bl ' (raiispoited ; railroad cm ninient . was part oT . .V C. laud t This p.r to soldiers of the Ho on fui loimh. the ai'ieemeni of ihe , i-i -tit and Is still ill elf. tains. however. nhlv traveling under in der s eminent ;md Hot lo men lino 1 oiiiilrt lloiiic .ilia', e. th,. painter, has just j 1 1 1 1 'ir I piintirn; (In juw farm holuc of I K . I 'allie. at Uleiiuarry. Tin is a com mod ion -a reMileiu e of nine 'I'otus and com upward' of J.'imiii oil ci uiiml buildings have also been e: vi led on t ll u pi opei t v . o uth i: to tDh I I 1 1 own. Phil. lari. ill I.odee No S. I. O. O P. will put on work in the First He flee Mi t Satllld.iv evelittiu. tt1obe l.th. SilllMltin Iodide will brillK SIX or I II atull. laic for this l.-tr, II pi Odd IVllo e inv lied .1 hi:hii: ti be Secretary, n - wild ueiieral news in w. onlv :;. i ents per o Imaster or sub . will svn.l In your Ml the loc e Haily l;.'V n I It. Any i tpt ion a.;et 2k o THE CITY :-: AWOI NCKMKNT THAT WIIKAT IS IMtlK Ti: l ltOM AISTKAMA 4 A(M:s I l.t KIEV AMoMi TIIK t.UAIN lil AI KICS pnltTI.AMt v i:si i:iti. v. MAY CAUSE PRICE DEPRESSION lilioiinl of W lieiit l lnrotlte or In 111 MiijTM-d Was Not Staled II T. It. Wilcox, the Food Ad in i nisi nil ioti Memltrr. Theodim' II. Wilcox, Pacific Coast flour mill controller tor the Federal food administration, today tossed bomb into the conference or wheal huvers, dockmen and warehousemen wiiti Max II. Ho user, North western aent for the Federal grain corpora Hun, when he announced that wheat from Australia is einouto for erindiiiK at roast mills, rermrU the Portland Telegram. How mnrh will be shinped and at what price was not announced, but ihe trend of Wilcox's remarks indl cated that there will be a consider able amount and be made it plain tiiat lis arrival will release North w esiern k rain for shipment Fast I he sicji j icalice of 1 be statement was grasped Immediately by his auditors because shipment Fast would mean that interior produc won Id be compelled to sell I heir wheat on the Chicago basic market, which after deducting freight barges, coin in issons, etc., would mean a loss of about 1 ." rents a bushel as compared to the pi ict h set for deliwry at Portland, Seattle ami Tacti ma under t he primary markel rale of $2MU a bushel for No. 1 hard northern. Moreover, it would mean ihal Ihe coast millers would have an opportunity lo make a little more tor Ihe reason, il is staled, Ihal the Australian w heal w ill be sold under i he prices sel by Ihe t lovern niellt lor local sale. Incidentally I he millers ire protected against competition of Australian Hour under Hie food com i tad act. Such flour as is shipped is forwarded immediately to the Atlan tic sea hoard for transhipment to the ports of the allies. After Mr. lluuser had announced i he names of licensed warehouses. eleators ami docks where wheat is io be received at Astoria, Portland. Seat t le and Taeoma, by the gram corporation, and had outlined the regulations governing bu ing, some one announced Ihal Mr. Wilcov was present. He was called upon lo talk ind in pari said. ' I 'tie gr.lin corporal ion, us M r. Itouer stal-d. will buy no wheat cepi al terminals. This will cause l ra id mo emt'tlt of wheat . It serins lo me that, if pressure can he hrotigbi it) bear on the grain corpor ation. Hie inii-rior mills ami ware houses should be licensed to carr pari of the crop, because we have none too many warehouses as il is otherwise there will be a coni:rstioil in some places and worst of all there will be congestion of cars which will make the shortage mole acute be cause ihey Will be used to lore wheat. 1 understand that efforts are 'being made to hold back wheat til ' the country. ! "I am well assured by telegram I I juM receive.! that there will soon i'c much AuMi iahan wheal here and ' possibK more in the tulure. If it jean be brouuht about it can be I around In the coast mills, and this (will release much of our wheat for 1 H.i -j) e r n shipment " Honker, who had been standing at 1 lolie sMte of the room, evinced tat sur I'l-i at the announcement, but -sed it without comment. He ha ' tad to plain. however. I hat steps alrea.lv heiue taken to hold o at at interior warehouses and ele tors and that .1 n nou in e men t as to c war. houses, etc, ran be expected i' lalt. r part of the week While answering uuestions Honker I made it p'aiu that the train eoipora i'lon will huv wh.at onh at the coaM I .1 terminal- nnd that no mom will . he U-ued except on receipts from ler ! "in.il war-hoiises this rounee ; Hon he stated that it mav be liecs ;-aiv to le.intiliou additional dock. I ilihouth he hop. not I l';ich car of wheat, he said. muM ; ''e eiaiMiaincd intact mat no a'low 1 1" e will be made for mixing or ; l.tdt-lT j I Vol 11 I In 1 III i lues. i Noli,.- i f un.l.'i vitu. ! Mlllllll.Mt'l ' U llli- Al n. Ili V M.i l..-r. . cue It.- lit . u .i. nl III.' i'i-i.iIi' 1.1. .I. . . ,i-..,l. . -Ii I s l'nmil nun . OtiTiin I III. it tin .ml., I a.l f i li.nl.. 1 1;.' Him .lll.lt. nl All per h.niiii; .1., ;ii;.ini-t s:ud es tie.) II 11.1 r. t!lire.l i- iii ihe iin.l.r .1 ;ts r.'unire.l !. . l;.ieliiiri:. pre l. iti h. i . li n i in Hi.. .IllK Mil lll .1.1. it Inn -. i.( 1....I.II,. rumi the d ue :mIi, rn: ii sn;nii. ul Hie est. lie of i Arnold, ileee.iied n - - - III. 11. 1- . ,1 .-'. ..! .luiiiu-ir.tl.r rii.u li s W ill I If inn tite somelMnK to iiell or j rem lr nn A. It In Th Kevlfiw hrrlrw Want Ada. bring result. UNIQUE AFFAIR .AltsKMK OK MKHK MAN Ml IIIMltN( K TO 111 Hi; (i.lVKTV MA.W I'l.K.IMM, COSTl'.MKK SKKN U N LASTS l .VTIL .MIIlMl.HT. CHAPLIN UADS THE MARCH iirls Oiruanizjitioti uimI Inviled Itliesls Mold MjiMtiieiiide Iaiire Many CharHctei-M unit os- tllllH'H III! I' llMtl'. The absence of mere man has nothing whatever to do with Kose bui g hoc jet y, or o It seemed last night, when the girls of Ihe younger set entertained w ith perhaps the most novel dance ever given, at the Dixonvllle auditorium, several miles east of town. The l.al'ulots were the hostesses and with a number of in vited guests. Ihey had what they described as the "best time ever." Kvery guest was in costume, half of them niaRijiieradlnK as men, and that they took their parts' well would be putting It mildly. Prom pi ly at H : ?,0 the prand march started, led by Charlie Chap lin and Theda Para. In the person of Kaiherin HeVoe and Kva Kic Afler the march, which was very in tricate, the regular program began, and from that time until 1 1 : :S 0 o' clock the fun was? at its highest. Ott's orchestra furnished the music, which was pronounced excellent, and punch was served throughout tiie evening. A military air was added by the presence of Privates Yeltna ; Hates, Helen Guest and Clara Pat-1 rb k. who were home from Ihe fort ; on a short lurlnugh. It was rumored' that the young soldiers will be call-1 ed to the colors in the immediate fu ture, and that the affair was partly in their honor. i Maybelle Miller stepped into the past nnd wa gowned in a costume of the early '".els, while others were of the very latest design. Luclle Prem-h was? part icularlv pleasing in her Chaplin costume, evervthing nmplete from hat to cane and mus tache, and took the part w ith ex- ceptional skill. Just before mid-' nlnht the affair broke up. with the derlaral Ion from everyone that it was Just as good as if there had been men. Mesdaiues Coshow. Stephen-I mil. addell and Svkes w ere chap- rnues to whom the young men paal ! he most devote,! attention. Those invited were the Misses Lil lian Moore. Florence Wharton. Mild (I IN E" Without a Smoke. Iio you l,nov what it means to : soldier at the end of a hard day's work without a smoke'.' You remember how often "at home" you were stranded, hut think of your soldier friend at the front what a "smoke" would n ean to him. Thousands of our hoys are "somewhere in Frame" without their favorite smoke they are fiejhtintr for you. Won't you eontrihute 2.V to supply your soldier friend u ith a week's supply of smokes'.' The Review's Tobacco Fund has just started, to supply our hoys with their favorite smoke. Will ynii help to make it a sueeess'.' This has been endorsed by the (.loAeriiment. Throiiiih the efforts of this paper, arrangements have been made with The American Tobacco Company to send IV worth of tobacco for 'J,V. Hi ii ..' trlnit thry trill (li t: 'J p.ukanes of I.ncky Strike retails at 'JOe :! packages of IUill lHiiham retails at l.V " books I'.ull Iurham Cigarette Paper 1 tin of T uedo retails at Uk' I luniks of Tuxedo Cigarette Papers. A return post card is enclosed in each package, so that every con tributor will riM'ive a personal acknowledgement of his jfift. You will treasure this message from the trenches. Kver body wants to ;ie a little. Will you help make it a success by domjr your hit 7 nnt'-ihi.ti VV..x':.'.'.' red Henry, Eva Rice. Florence De vaney. Ciaytie Black, Leone Coshow. Lena Gueat, Khea dykes, Stella Krohn. Dorothy Veatth, Leah riykes and Maybelle Miller. The men were the Messrs. Ruth Caio, Madge Mil ler. Teka Hay nets, Kvelyn Taylor. I-ois Hiifisell. Beuiah .lewett. Belle Bridges, Beuiah Jarvis. Helen Guest. Velina Bates, Clara Patrick, Kath eiine lieVoe, Maxine riykeg, Helen Krohn. Lucile French and Klma Pay-ton. DRAIN WOMAN DIED IHfRE LAST NIGHT AflfR SHORI ILLNESS Word was received In Hoseburie last night of the death of Mrs. K. ti. Whipple, at Brain, yesterday even ing. She was aged about '.i'.t years and had lived in Brain about 1 years, coming there from Minnesota with her parents. Besides her hus band, who is a brother of City Re corder It. L. Whipple, she ia survived bv one son and one daughter. Mrs. M i Id red it rands, of Kosehiirg, is a sister of the deceased lady. Other brothers and sisters are Miss Maud Davis, of Salem, and Ted and Tip Davis, of Drain. -o - GERMAN AIRMEN KILLED THIRTY-SEVEN COUNTRYMEN SAYS A RECENT REPORT PAUia. Sept. la. (By mail). ler man organization and t ho rough ness has failed In one respect that of marking on ( Iceman airmen's maps the location of (ierman prison camps in France. Thirty-seven of his countrymen dead and forty-three badly wounded was the net result of one German aviator's recnt carelessness. An official announcement, just issued, gives1 bale farts. Here are the details: A sipiad ron of (ierman planes recently ar rived over the coastline between lieliiiutn and Prance on a bomhinc expedition. One of the airmen spied a ffrottp of hutments and detnureo aboe. It was a prison ramp full of captured (Jet-mans. The aviator shot an aerial torpedo. Hclow a column of nrisoners w ere march ine into camp after the day's work. The torpedo fell square1y In the. ren ter or the column. The destruction of Iffe was heavy though no building suffered. Hence the K renc h official announcement 's wording "No material damage done." Here l-i-oni Idalm .Mrs. M. Caruthers armed uiKbt from Moscow. Idaho, and spend t he winter with M rs. K Wi iirht. of this city. last will T. .' (1' ii'ni:f uoiir rhih, iionr Imliir. tir.-tory ii thl yc thr hi'itf jnt d ht'fi' I'or every "J."i cents brought or sent to The Review otlice for this purpose, one of these packages of tobacco will hi sent to "our boys" serving in the trenches in Prance. You will also Ret a lost c.ird acknowledgement of your kindness from the recipient on the battle front. Add your "bit" to this Tobacco Fund, for the solace of the boys fiuhtiiiK for our country. OAKLAND CALIF. MAN RETURNS TODAY; BOUGHT VALUABLE EARM HERE John E. Bouquet, of Oakland. Calif., head of the Contra Costa Kf.il KMate Co.. il I rrturn home this enin8. alter iev-ial (lavs .-oent looking alter business affairs in tins viiinitv. Mr. Ilouquet is associated with t)e.iree A. Crane, of Melrose, in real estate inte.f ments In Dous las County, and the men only this week consummated one of '.lie blc gest transactions here for some time. The property bouKlit hy Mr. Mou iuet and Mr. Crane is lots and 3 of what I. known as the Kram is Archainheau lxmalion Land Claim, situated but a slmrt distance from Melrose. The tract contains about 100 acres and Is very fertile, heinu' river bottom land and considered one of the best pieces of property in the county. It wan ormerly owned by A. .1. Anderson. The considera tion is said to have been about ooo. The new owners will devote the land to general farniinp. Mr. Homiuet. and Mr. Crane also visited the Kiddle vicinity yesterday, where they had other matters need inn their attention. Mr. Ilouquet expects to return here again before many weeks. -o- STOIC K V I NT Kit M PI'I.IKS. A family of five, includinp two aritiltH and three cliitdreu undr 12 years of af, under ordinary living conditions, should hae stored for each month of the winter season the following food supplies: 1 bushel of Irish potatoes; bushel oi other root vegetables such as carrots, tur nips, and parsnips; 25 quart cans of other vegetables; and 2U quarts of canned fruit and preserves. These figures are based on estimates by the I'nited States Department of Ag riculture, which adds that most of this should come from the perishable products of the many home gardens of this year. With these figures as a basis, it is thought that almost any family may calculate its requirements, taking into consideration the length of the winter season in any given locality. Thus, in the .South, where food crop. niay be grown in the fall, the winter allowance may be less than for the far north, where on must count on supplies for several mouths longer. There is still time, says the depart ment, for a final drive in canning, preserving, and drying. In using dried vegetables, it may be assumed that a given quantity of dried vege tables is equal to four times its bull; of canned vegetables: t hat is. one fourth of a quart of dry siring beans when soaked over nitrht is approxi mately equal to one quart canned. If you want to find something to worry about all you hare to do ie to look for it. ytmr tmrn, imr ctiintmt thiir Ma . y Fine Candies We are selling Agents for Krause's Fine Chocolate Candies. You will find them in all the popular assortments. Stock Always Fresh Hamilton Drug Co. 241 N. Jackson rit. KOSKIU lt;, OltKtiOV. n:r am potato pii: i rii poi a ro itrsT lloil meat, cut into small pieces'. Mix with potatoes separately boiled and cut up. am! put into baking dish. Make a crust by mtxfni; siiionthly ma.-hed potatoes to which a tabbv-pooiiful of shortening has been added, with enough flour and water to make them roll out easily. A lie made of a pound of meat will live or ix small boiled potatoes, a cupful of mar-lied potatoes, and eight or ten tahlespoonfuls of flour, and should be baked about twenty min utes in a hot oven. Salt, pepper, and other seasoning, an onion and ! enrrott, may he added to taste. A I teasi'uoiitul of baking powder makes l the rust lighter. i CALL FOli COiSll WAKKA.ITW. I Notice Is hereby given all persom holding County Warrants endorsed "Not paid for want of funds," to p ro i sent them for payment at the office i of the County Treasurer of Douglas County, Oregon, for interest thereon ' will cease after the dte of this no tice. I Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, April I 20, 1917. J. E. SAWYERS, County Treasurer. LODGE CARDS A. F. & A. M., Laurel IMlge No. 13. Regular Coniniunlcatlutia 2nd anil fourth Wednesdays each month at Masonic Temple, Rugi-burg, Ore. Visitors welcome. UKXJ. CAltO. W. M. W. K. H AUK iri. Swy. U. P. O. lilks, Ito-elmrn Iodut', No. Jl-ll. Holds regular communica tions at the lks' Temple on. thd 2nd and 1th Thursdays of each month. All members requested to attend regularly, and all vlsitln brothers are cordially Invited to all. nil. AI!I, K. VlIlllil;l.Y. K. H. I K A li. 1 ; 1 1 iDi.l-:, Sei retary. KAfil.F:s, Rosehurg Arle n.eets a their hall on Jackuon St., on 2nd and 4th .Moailay evenings of each month, at 8 o i lo. k. Viditlrs breth ren in good Btanilini: Iays wet come. J. (.'. Kul.NKJ, W. I'. U. F. GOODMAN, W. Sec. ehene M 183. I. . O. V., i;.tn Star NmIks Xi. 174 meets in the odd Kellows' Temple every Kild7 evenlns. Visitini brethren always welcome. J. II. It KIOSK, N. 0. CAItlj W. OH. MAX. Itec. Secy. M. FICK1.K, K. d. I. O. ). PhlletarUn Ijnlge No. K Meets In Odd Fellows' Temiile, corner Jackson and Cass Sts., on Saturday evening of each week. Members of the order In good standing are Invited to attend. F. I. I'KKKY. X. G. A. J. GKLHIKS, liec. Secy. J- B- B Ail.K y. Fin. Secy. I. O. O. F., I'nliin Kniampnient No. 0. Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple, very Thursday evening. Vlsllln brethren always welrome. K. II. P1CKKXS1, C. 1. O. II. PK KKXS, H. Ol.lVKIt .K1I1XSOX, It. 3. JAMES EWAltT. K. 8. KMlillTS OF PYTHIAS. Alpha l.oitse No. 4 7, meets every Wed nesday evening-Cur. Jackson and Cass St Visitors alwavs weici.me C. A. CHAMliKlll.AlN. C. C. ItOV F. M KH1N. M F K K. W I.MUKUl.V. K. R S M)YAI. OltKFR OK MOOSB, Roe burg I.ode No. 1 037. Meets Mon day evening of eao week, at 8 o -cloik In Maccabee hall. All vlsltlnf brothers are invitfd to attend W. J. MOON. Dictator. H. O. PAf.CETER. Secy. ). E. S., R,Mrhurs (liapter No. N , Holds ttieir ret.ilar meeting on the 1st and 3rd Thursday In each month. VlfiUng members in good standing aie respectfully Invited to attend. MISS MARGARET PAGE. W M FREE JOHNSON. Secv REIIKKAHS. RosebUK Rebekah Loat-e. No 4' LOOP Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple every luesday evening. Visiting sisters ana brethren Invited to attend MRS. II. A Tl ltNEI.I. O MRS, Tll.l.lE JOHNSON. Sec. t-t-aiE lllMi'MREY. F. S. 'H)HMK- ok tih: woiti.n, o Camp No. 1 2 r.. Meets in the od 1 Fel o'l' hill In Koseburg every 1st 3rd Monday evenlnss. Visit ing neighbors alwjts W"lco;re J. M IliKiiNK c C M- M Jiil.I.EK. (" eik. WOMEN OF WOOIHRXFT. I.llss Circle No 4? Merts on the 1st and 3rd Montav evening of each moath at Odd FMos' ha:i. Visit ing members In gooi standing are invited to attend. PORA GILBERT 0 N CLARA CAWLHELU, tiers.