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EVENING ROSEBCRO REVIEW. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1917. PAGB FITS 1 1 L 1 t i 1 i fi ( ! i cirr news W. V. returned lu hn home at lire-Q lust niht. Miss K.ittieiiiio NV;it sjit-nt to..ty Visiting liit'Dils at KM- n'm vv.-r. All kiuds of fiti unit cumin at the Cdfh Mvnt Market, U12 N. Jackson. W 1- I. Kisiicr. the m al painter. wnt to Wilhii r on a Iumii's trip today. jVnd yon r 01 U-i for mauiizinc? to A 1 1 1 ii I lai ih'.-s. I 'ii i it m l.it'rary, Itosclmr. on Ati5oltitL'ly n o si i out i tit; or hunt Inn' allowed on t h Curry Kiaie lans. N. Cim y K state. Km use's Chocolates arc the aris tocrat in candies. (let them at Ham ilton lrug Con. pany's store. William Tiiou.a- returned in his home in I .os An-u-Vs iat ni-ht af ter Hpendmi; Mime tune in tlii city. (hardens at1 now ready for the taking of orders tor dahlia bulbs to l delivered in the sprimj. l'laee your orders early. J. K. Runyan, 804 W. Mosher ST. Mr. ;ind Mi. Jack Salisbury, of Hill in us. Mont., t-Mii.-ir. of Mrs. I.. Witnl.erly mid Mrs. U. S N.lIii.N. o' this city, visit, ii v. nit them briefly Whilo passi'j tlni'liull to Lot). Heui h, Calif, to -vend the winter. The best cluhhtiie otter Three fine liia;:aziii s, the Woman's lli.im- Com panion. ANHTican and lA ry Week (76 numbersi, three dollars fur one year. Call ;H ll.e Fiction I.ihrary, or mail m- jour fi.b rs. Alden Harness. Iloebnrtr. r- en. Me.lf.n d '!': ib.ne-: Alfred !ark huisi, u. ..er.'l ! .-I. i-i'-r o! the Cuiter Lake Comp;ni M rs. Parkhtir-t. a tut tile en pbe.es l t i-m 'li pi It v, ;i 1 ri e ! iu the it y ta.-- a 1 term mil front Crater t-- I.:-- .into trick--, to gether wi'li t : i in ii im t e hotel IIIOV able equipment and supplier, and will depart on the truck Tliuisdav inorniim tr their Imme at I'oitland. . n . SISTER OF JOSEPH MICE11I WAS DYING IN IDAHO SAYS MEMGE 4. A.vnr.'li'.E t.. ii iV's-..!.'.- J. ceiveil l.i I.i.--. i . '1 ; I . Mis. -J. 4 Mary Inai. :i. ( llsiilev M.il.... 1" i Iit hi' .h.M'pl, in.-.-i- 4. l.-iu ol i'ih Kir-1 S..!i.- .v S.n- 4. inc P.;:nfc. 1- ilvtiu .1I1.I 4 .J. li'.l i'Me. I.'l tn nii'iv lli. 111 a tvw lir. .Mi. KUnifiHn 4 4 1 t 1 : 1 1 1 1 ; I . her .if uc hi .-r. ln 4 4. 1 1 11 I hf.MI Ilt'ti- I'll it '-'i' 111.- piisl It'll tl;is. w.ts r;i;t 11 4. huir.p .t'l'l It'll I'll .1 liu-iii Im 1 i-ii ill . ''Irs. li',;i:i';t i ,';!! 4 .!. nlil mill li:is lnt"l in lil.ilm !"r 4. J l.Kinv vt'iirs. i:'i:!n'i' :--i'r 4 4. i it!i l'fi'. a, 1- et-w-cl 4" 4. t,l!'f i.lalU". Mr Mi'.'Ji 4. h.1,1 liiilf h,-p i'"l..y tii.il hi 4 4. Sist.-r Wmiltl SlIMiM'. .J- 4. j.4j..j.4-4 t!..;..;..;..;..;..;..?..?. . B0ST0N"W00fMARKET CONTINUES STRONG; OVER Of (In' Miv:!iMli hi Ui h kt t At lllf I'M II." ll " ' '"' lit- 111 ! 1.- Ill' im .It'll!'!. .-:.- Ill' I'"- tnn 1'iiiiiiiit'ri'i.il I'.uli' tin. I'. Mi.iiul lltiln nil sciun. 1.' l.tti! I"" Miint alitl at lii.il r ar- l'Hi mailt' will: mtilf nr 1-ll' . 'i"'N I.ik illK llif liialktt a- a wl.tif. al' Ilium Ii whiii' ll.illx-s al.- limlii.K ' Int.. m;.-i-l,.'.-s iin.l all. if Hi' r l!i" ."iiitiif "! limit' has I.. .11 I'l 1 m- i.l un usual ;lt'. As to lli.- fill hi . . I. .-up l" ' "in mil ili.-uiM'h. - M .... ..' .i. 'I. n.. ii 'I'll.' r.H'Inr? ill 111" f.tilalli'il KllH'll 11IU--1 la' i'uli'-ii!i I' l i'l' I'"' i 1 ali al.'l Ion un.'.-l lain ill I ii.u:-. U - I'' w a I -rant al:y l:;r.l ii-1 I i- ' ' : . ''i- i"i ii.-ini: .Ira'vn. I'.. ii' t!.- il, ii,"-' ilnpurlalit ('"" i'l' i''t' : in '!' "'I' ll... k. at l.-a-I t!i. tl.r. " al" l-'r- Iv mi III- -i:rl ' tMi.e ar- i 1 . Ill- ..i.i.it.t- .i'i .r..n: -' ''"' -r c ut in- ". In hi"i.i' '"ii. ..'"I ' 1 Hi- u.s:iliiliiv "f v.t.-l i:...-ri- rr... A u -t la 1 i.1. Th-r- li'i I..- n IV .1 rla-t.-ii'i.-aii.m "f 1 1 I r . ' " v.n..l -"M this w-.'li, in. lu.l ' i: -"'i ' . u u, w.iiils at i-t tul J Soda Snri-'.g-- w "-I ' f limine !.. -n -"1! '" "' r ' :. '.I -I rn 2"". ' 1 -:i 'Is .-' 1 : i-." terms, l.n: '!!'! i t.a-1 l" t ! :'!! rn : ,. ; '."it Ml Si. .la Si'i n,i- ar- r 1 1 . 1 1 . l- I..'. ...I.l bu ll 72 ' ':' - lor .'VI clinic- In'1 t-.'irii.U-t.f l,: lb. t- h n ' ---t I":- I ' sons l'-lt. to Mar ln. luslve31 US f,7 lo 1...- .I.'.v T " ei" WILLIAM BELL, observer. Not - th. fi tht t:.:li ' n I't't.inl of i.r'it'.rv u.m I ,:."ii- ''"'',. sold ihi- w..',.- a." 'i. if 'b. "fi..':..: I I orerat te 8 p. m. tomorrow for liac- at'l pi1: . :"v f:i ' ' ' ; "nf h w-sern Or-gon: In iliU'tl w.t-1- I'l" v "'I Tolncbt alii S.ituril.iy fair. i i',:. i for tb. i"iik ..r ib- ,, ,.,,!.. s..'.. -f " I """ r f-:i" m.-diiim .!': - ;"; -"' -e d.-v n .-. r 1 i 1 ' " ' n b ' j All kinds ,,f f b ;.!..! '"'' t!-e Ca-h M. .ii Mark't. -12 N 4 ick-m CASTO.RIA For Infants anJ ChiMreii In Use ForOver30 Years A!'av N-a-i " - Comforts & Blankets RAIEROADS HAVE MOVED ABOUT 750,000 SOLDIERS TO THE TRAINING CAMPS Washing tun. oit. 5. About Juu.utjM men, ivpneuiiiig the ttiiid iticiemeiit to the National army, t day aie on their way tu lt caiitun-ui.-nis ubere already half the 6s7, i.tuu called to the culum by the Fresi dent are mobilized. Although to day's tjuota should be 40 per cent, local conditions iu the various states have reduced the general average ot tun increment to -U or -a per cent. The railroads' war board issued a statement in connection with the part which the railroads have played iu handling the bii:est troop move iiient eer attempted in tin coyntry. " Includiin; the National lluard. the regular army and the n-w National army, the railroads to date have novt-d approximately 7 2", not) sol diers from their homes to training amps or embarkation points. savs the statement. ' The great bulk of this army re quired special train service, involv ing t ho use of lS.a'to par-enger cars, including Kx'M Pullman and tourist leep.-rs. 2mhu baggage cars and 4"ou fn'ifht cars. "The longest haul made in the new Nat tonal army movement to date from Yuma. Ariz., to Fort l!iy. Kansas, was 1 a 1 4 miles. "Of the National Guard move ments the longest one was made by a battery of San Francisco engineers from San Francisco. Cal., tit n point on tjie Atlantic Coast." GERMAN EFFICIENCY IS IESS ON ACCOUNT OF A EACH OF PROPER FG0B COI'KNMAnKN, Oct. 4 - I.-ad-rs tif ariiniH nuijis of C-riiKin labor w-rt' r-c-ivcil at main iirmv h-ail- .inarl-is this w-t k. not for th- pur of rontzrat illat iim Fi-l.l Marshal V..I1 lliliil-nliuri; nti his hirtlnlay, ai lirst was intiniati'il, hut in all -Hurt in ha- C.-rtnan workni-n spil up ill- proiliif-iiiin of munilinns. Th-!-.iil-rs s.iliiiii'l-.l In li-n-ral Von I.liil-n.hirff . Ihf chi-f (iuarti't-ii!s,'i-'-n-ral, complaints of tht' lahorimr ilassis. Tli-st' il-alt partii ularl.t. i.iih lli- op-ratlon of th-foitipulsory 1: tmr s. r ii - law A l-ni-lliy ronf-r-nr- v:is d-yot-.l in iliscussint th- possihi- iniiroy--i:t nt of th- contlition of hihor aiul ih- inainl-nalir- of th- output of minil ailis uhii h (I-n-rat Vim I ii.h.ii- j.lorff il.i'lar. il v.i th- ranlinal duty of th- hour. l: t litly prtyat- hut lrusiorihy n pmis hao h n r--r-i -i(, by pi-ss r-'r-s.'nlati'.'s tlial Mi- lii-rman aiithorili-s w-r- -p-r-i-nrinp il il l ii uliy in pr-y-nlinir a I'allinii off in th- proilurtion of mu nitions, owinp 1- th- low-rim: of th wi r-kinp capa-l'y of th- inili i.lnal uiul-rf-.l workman :inl lb- srar-ity of r-rtatn raw mat-rials, nolahly tl;-nior- rar- in. tals us-.l in th- niaiiu-f.u'iur- of hit-h ura.l- si-.. Is. i, js loll lit f ill also if C-rmany w ill ho ahl io k p par- with furlh-r inrr-as-s in Ant-lo Ain-rican iroi!u-tion if, in-tl-.tl. it is now- -y. n hohlini: its ow n. ll-liahl- r ports from so witl-ly sniiarat-d s-oliolis of ih- w-st-rn front as IMantl-rs anil th- ArL-oiin-. tiy that th- (itrnian artill-ry has -trift orti-rs to spar- a mmtinit ion In --iy way po-ibI-. -o-- All kinds of fish and clams at the Cash M-iit .Market, 312 X. Jackson. l IlllltX. I. 'l:l:('i:. To Mr. and Mrs. A. T. l.nnii'ini'. of th- S'inshint , I:., in !;, nt th-ir liiiin-, W-iln-s.lay 1 (i. ioli-r ::. I : 17. a nine and on-- l.ail hiiilllti liov. 1 ! . , I 1 1 .1 hi ran it i; I i'i Mil. rf. .I.,1,.I,.1..I,.I,.I.;,.I t 7 ! V. S. Weather Bureau. local office, Ko?fhurg, 24 hours ending Ci a. m.. , todaa-: j Precipitation In Inches and h.in Ire.lths: 11: t l. -in I l a ; ur- v--t-r.lav l.".M'-t t. -in ;. -rat in- la-t niLiit . I 'i i,.i latum, l.-t 21 houi. 0 , Total pre1 ip. sia-e nrst or mo. , Norn nl prtp. for tin" month 2. HI .Total precip. fiorn St pt. 1 to date 73 ' ' Aurairfl preci;. fiorn Sept. 1. '77 ' ! I.l Total il-'i.i-llty from Sept. 1, '17 j Aveia.-e precip. for 40 w"t sea Fire and Auto INSURANCE Prof erf Tour'lf frmn low with oil" uf our j)rii.Tly written inr-urunco iiolicus. G. W. Younjr& Son r,-l Flle Insiiriinie. I Ifl t .i St. I'll 417 I II.. th WikiI unit Cotton lleinal)e I'rlie coLunn AU CI unified AdTertlMinMiU In- Tted new UmUj will be found on Paise B, node "Sew Today" bead. MONEY TO LOAN. Ten thousand dollars or any part of It on p proyed real estate. Cbas. F. Hop kins, Perkins building. MONKY TO LOAN" 110.000 to 1G.- tiuu local money to loan on first liHirlpaf- farm security. One, thr-e and five years. See M. F. Klce. Loan Agent for Rice A Kice. TWENTY YKAK UL'KAL I'KKUIT FAItM LOANS. 100,000 to J 150,000 life insurance money to loan on first mortgage farm se curity. Strictly twenty year rural credit loans. Low rates of interest, privilege of prepayment at any time. Write M. F. Kice, Loan De partment, Mice & Mice. LOST AXI FOl'XII. LOST On Oct. 1. gold watch. 17 jewel, hunting case. Itewaru lor return to Review. FOUND. On highway south of Roseburg, side curtains for auto. Inquire at this office and describe. -OST. Automobile tire, with Inner lube, complete. Was lost between lios-burg and Glengarry (cement worksi. Finder please return to Ros-burg Soda Works, or phone I.l 1ST - S-pl 2i, eye-glasses in Buhar case, from West Side Grocery lo Norlli Winchester, by way of de pot. Filid-r please leave at this office or call phone 2'i2-lt, or West Side Grocery. Mrs. W. J. Sturgeon. W XTF n WANTED Will pay cash for used Ford cars. Ford Garage, Rose burg. WANTED. Wood taken on sub scription at the Review office. Bring in at once. WANTED.- Kitchen help for hotel work. Apply lo Geo. A. Uickol, CI ::i!alf, Or-iMii. "I'lOD. Laborers nt quarry near i r,-:;, ::ue per hour and up: aril :Vc p-r meal. Phone 5-F32. WANTED. : Man and wife to take care of old lady. House rent and cash consid. -ration. Phone 6-F11. I. llarralson. WANTED--Limited number of good canning apples - any variety. Will pay cash for them. Drager Fruit Co., phone 165. W A NTI! 1 1. to rent a modern f! or. 7 room holism. Does not need to he close in. With garage prefer-! red. 1'hnno 429. WANTED - Woman to care for el-I tl-rly lady: light work, good Home and wag-s for right party. Phone 1 1 2-1., or call 4:!o So. Pine. FOR. ItKN'T. Edit RENT Furnished bous-ke-e ing rooms. 222 So. Pine. FOR RENT. Eight acres, good lions- am! barn, near town. Phone 15-FJ2. FOR RENT. Three rooms and sleeping porch, convenient to high school; unfurnished. No. 4u4 West Douglas street. KUAN Dl HllAM BI LL 2 years obi, ready for service; price 12 in advance, wilh retsrn privilege. ( has. Neal, East Douglas St. TWO S CITES furnished housekeep ing rooms, modern: water, light snd hath furnlsh-d. 110 p-r month. Mrs. C. 1'. Shields, 112 Brockway street. FOB HA I K AN D TIIADK FOR SALE - Sid-hill disc plow, l'et-r Didtel. I'aone 27-FH. FOR SALE. I'sed Ford cars bought and fold Ford Garage, Roseburg. FOIt SALE. Three automobiles, or will trade for hay or grain. Louis Kohlhagen. BLACKSMITH shop for ft lit anil tools for sale. Apply lo It. B Ma-hews. FOIt SALE. Duroc Jersey Imps, boih sex. all ajres. V. L. Calkins, Kos-huri;. I'bone 8-F3. jti:.i b'vs the very latest ('hevro- let. driven 12 miles; reason for selliiii'. owner hou-lit larL'-r car. Pacific Auto Co.. Lunelle, On con. Fdi: SALE - 1 pony sawmill. 1 re saw, 1 metal circular saw table. 1 portable 2b horse boiler and flt tlak's. 1 s-t double harness. Ap ply J. (1. Day, Jr , Olalla, Oregon. Full TRADE Nit" I'l , -me home at Uraiiit", okla. Fin" liication for r .ril' iiiiii' and small fruit; " room hull e. Will trade for suitable pi. i- rtv tear K" bure Ad'll-s Win. B Hour. Wilbur. Or- . II F. D. SALE nil TRADE A row Fair banks Mois- Bulldozer pou-r p in p. H I' : .-a i y 1""" li.,1 p-r bo'll for 2 ill. b pip- Al". 2 tloli pulb vs What have you to tra b - S W. S I'iiw-II. t"l- FOR SALE. Good grain sacks, also some potato sacks. Douglas Hide & Junk Co. FOR SALE. Good team, harness and wagon. very reasonable. Douglas Hide & Juuk Co. FOR SALE 1917 Ford In good con dition; run less than 2000 miles. Apply to the Chevrolet Ageucy. ACTO STAGE 1.1 XE PF-POT. Dally stages and autos for Marsh field and all Coos Bay points, also for Peel and Millwood, leave O. W. Rapp's grocery store. Fare to Myr tle Point, $5.00. Reservations made at 133 Sheridan street. Phone 24. If you nave somettiln? to sell or rent try an Adv. tn The Revlev Mrs. F. D. Owen CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS FUNERAL DESIGNS WEDDING BOQUETS PHONES Greeiiliotie II-K It City 240 111 W. Cass Street. DENNY & CO. Fruit Marketing Agents LYMAN B. SKINNER District Manager. Phone 2S-F2 Warehouse Opposite Depot. STOP AT Hotel Grand Cass St., Roseburg, Or. Notice to the Public Owing to the high prices of Merchandise, Summer field's 5, 10 and 15c store will extend its prices to 25C. Nothing over 25c. L. D. SUMMERFIELI) Prop. Douglas Hide & Junk Company We have just received a complete stock of second hand belting, and pulleys of all sl.es, also vices, hammers, wrenches, saws, a lot of logging chains, ami many different articles. We offer Uiein for sale very reasonable Give us a chance before buy ing. We are still In the market for hides, furs, metals of all descriptions, also second hand tools and machinery. BEST OF PRICES PAID Orders Promptly Filled - Main & Oak Sts- Call 219 Roseliuru, Ore. The Safest DRINK That You Can find in Oregon or any other place is "Superior" Soda Water any flavor, Root Iler, Cinder Ale or Coca Cola Filtered, Carbonated Water makes it Absolutely Pure Buy it by the case Itosrburg Soda Works. Free Delivery I'holie 1st'. Best Quality Canned Goods We have a complete line of the well known Diamond "W" canned goods. Try the sifted wrinkle peas, none belter, also beans, corn and tomatoes, (jive our canned baked sweet potatoes a trial, theyr'e fine. THE CASH STORE 4J5SP BUTTER 21bs. FOR. 55 CENTS llv II' ilik' on- of our lioliel'K l.lubl niliU Miv.'K vie I ran noil--- nil -'il..l v.ilu i,r milk wilh your butler ami make It po twiee as far I'l tit sie, 1'.c. tuars, 6.-.c. by inail D'c evtla. Carr's 5-10-25c Store A Store of Personal Service B. W. STRONG THE FURNITURE MAN, Roseburg, Or. PROFESSIONAL CARDS lilts. I'LYI.EK PLYLF.lt I.Ucnsod Chiropractic I'll) idclans tit W. Lane St., Roseburc, Oregon Phone IM. ' Consultation and Examination Free. Office Hours. to S. Chiropractic and Electrical Treat ments. LH8. SKK.LY, SKTIIKIt (tTKWAKT Physicians and HurKeoos Suite of Of tires Rear of Douglas Na Uonal Bank. Qrouns Floor. Phone 36 r. ROSEBURO -' OREGON Office Hours: Phones 10 to 12 a. m. Office: Main 171 2 to 4 p. m. Res: Main 172 DK. Ll'CKTTA SMITH lhylctan- Women and Children Diseases a Specialty. Office: Masonic Did. Second Floor Seventh Year i:i.iiii TH i i.iikiim.i: iii im.im: SCHOOL OK 1'IANO Subject: Piano, Harmony and The ory. Normal training for teachers. Also llelnline Musical Khidergarten. Booklet upon application. 4 23 F.lla St. Phone 33-R. Roseburg Practical Business College BOOKKEEPING. MIOItTH AMI TYPEWRITING AlXll.lAltY STI IHES: Penmanship, Conimercial Law, Biisin-ss Arilhmelic, Rapid Calculalion. Spelling. English, Business Letter Writing, Com mercial I'snge. We Train lor Civil Service. Day ami Mghl. BEFORE buying a CREAM Separator See the Latest. Model SI1ARPLES Suction l-'eed at. the Douglas County Creamery 21 7 N.Jackson n It Means Comfort and Saving of Fuel If you will Install one or our new "SUDFLAME" heating stoves lu your home. It embodies an old system tn a Dew form. It is the base burner in an upright stove, giving: liic riftMNl rutlinfitm, greater comfort, linger llfe, Ioma ciMt of upkeep, using le.s fuel, Icsh eieiie In oiKratiiig, A Ewtter fhittr apiK-araiice, a givater joy to you. Come anil look It over. And then how about ANDIRONS? We have a shipment just at hand and are quite sure you can be pleased. Also fire sets to correspond. Churchill Hardware Co. An overstock of half gallon, wide mouth Mason fruit Jars at a special price. Can you use a few? We Are in the Market for EVER.GREEN BLACKBERRIES Write for prices f. o. b. your shipping station. Shipping cases furnished. We also desire Prunes, peach plums and apples. Everfresh Food Company Sutherlin, Oregon tKHJOO00O0OOaXKKKOOlXMX SOME CAR Mitchell Six Let us Show You J. F. Barker & Co. Implements Rosebur; 0000K0000000 "PIGS But there's a vast difference in pork. The buyer knows that dif , and you learn it to your sorrow, when the sheltered pig goes to a good market; while the unsheltered pig must stay at home, until be consumes some more high priced feed Kenny Lumber Company LET IT will be returned to you Fresh, Clean, Pure and Sweet As all our work is Handled I'nder the Most Sanitary Conditions; At MODERATE PRK.I S These are features Of which we Boast. Work ('ailed for and Delivered. Roseburg That -DiO- and Vehicles IS PIGS US HAVE Steam Laundry Oregon j PHONE 79 r j I