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rrrxnca rosebitig eetttw, sithsmt, vronrj? , tstr. TAGS THSn ANTLERS - TWO DAYS ONLY - Monday, Oct. 8, Tuesday, Oct. 9 THE BARRIER FROM THE FAMOUS NOVEL BY REX BEACH You see life as it is you forget that a jiicture is passing before you You lose all consciousness of its unreality. Millions of People have Read the Book The Biggest Hand to Hand Fight of TWO MEN EVER FILMED Vj y-?fi&Kif 1ycV V r "the v BARRIER" f Ay t BEACH J v Matinee2:15 Reserved Seats Now on Sale Night 8:1 5 10 PARTS Lower floor , ..35c 1st & 2nd row balcony 3if! Ilalcony ...... ...... 2:c Gallery not reserved ..25c 10 PARTS 1R00PS ACCEPT MASCOT l?M A 10CAI OIKfN; dank mn mm The troop train which pulled into Hoseburjf this morning brought the contingent from the Lo Annies dis tricts, all bpiy young Americans anxious to do tht4r duty, a ad ail eapsr to Ret to tbe front. The dtor ntioHH on the ears were typieai of the spirit of the boys and aho of their fmins toward the KaUtr. Tbey had no mascot when they reached Koselmrp, but the deficiency was soon filled, for a proup of them who were on Jackson street sawr a smail canine and started in pursuit, the dog making every effort to keep out of the way. Just aa the victim was makm? a lawt mad sprint, a man in a For4. happening to we the race. matured if they wanted a mascot, and reaching into the bottom of his car held forth by the nape of the neck a very smalt and frightened puppy, which was gleefully accepted &y the delighted hoys. Their first tntjuiry was where they could get something for him to eat. so the in dications are that the dog will re cvive the best of care. The group eating at the VmnmtA eti joyed a dance in the lobby, and every girl in sight was comman deered by the young soldiers, who al jowed no one to remain on the side Hues. There was no unusual demon stration, and the boys were the ord inary well behaved crowd that has bwe n got ng t b row g h U osebur g t he past three weeks. CALIFORNIA H GIVE BAD DRAFTS TWO MKN I'OsINt; AS MIII'I'KI! OF At ToMoliH.l: AMI sot t If KltX I'At II It Tlil-.H.HT a;i:nt auk ( AK.irr nv n-:- flAI. AtiKVT. HAD OBTAINED LARGE SUMS Ilium-cut Ulim Would l.o:u t it Amuiiiil i'I I ir,'l,t lull unit ttdlliil ii'tiw Htt I;K' I':';!!'-! in ":t ii. I'.irilir A'.:.nt hi llii' IxiliU'l '.iliiornut Cl.irli.'. A.l.ill.h Hit' 'l'i; Hi t' til' UIH' ' holit Ull c:lllitls Mai'ii ill many t-ars. .1. II. Culli'tl. alia.- .1. II ami Allit'ii Main, ullait l.yuns. n! Kai lallii'Ulii. Ii.im- lii-t'Il riiiiru-il of on1 of IHp lunpt il.irinu KWintllili sanies i'mt i i-niiui ti it in 1 it:.! jiarf itl tin' ci'iuinv. 'I'l'i'V wi'lii ranulil l.y .1. .1. Ki il... .i -J"'' nil lnl of Iho Soilllifin I'aiilii-. lie hail l.ei'll nil i.hi'ir irail Jm -unit' tiini' ami ilisiovrri'il thfjn Uunioin I'aill I.ci.iiliar.H oul ir SI".. I.ynn.f re;i-re:-Pl)liil hinifelf a? an aniomuliili' shii'luT. . I t'larki'. stnji'H . fp'itlit hills, imx'i! a- Southiin I'aiilii frt'iaht afiit. Afi'M- li.ink inu t'uuii l.ian iia!'l i'ifk nut a Kullihlo iia---i nK'T at tlu iW-jml ami till him a haul lm-k stury almur liaviim tu -hip an anlimtnhili' ti Missouri or so:tn' inn' lso. hill l iiiK at tin' linn a littlo shmt of flriclit i:liar-'es. Tl ftt Lyons lllI lo.nl the urlini to Clark"', who jirp s.'lili'il tin' tii'iL'ht loll ami ili'mamt lu mum".-. Ttn'ii Lyons w.mt.l )iro liiin' a loi'si-'l ilraft on soini' Ka.-I-tin Lank ami ask tin- sif.iii-.r tu r.isli it. Tin- ilraft was aUavs for sunn' lart-'i' sum. ami wlu'li ttic ,tr;itisi-r roulil not rash it. LyonK unnlil ask tu hoi'Oi tli'1 imi'ih' I mill anil if s-un'i'.-sfiil do' th" man thp l.il .a.T. ( This Kami' luol I" 'n ;oim: on for sotuH tinip ht-n ilisroMToil. ami it ..s loliml tli it -Kins tatil'inL- frn'ii $ j ii to over t Iiiol I"'" ol.t.iin. .1 ,y tins niPlhol. Lyons .i, t:i.Mi 1 , vt. ,.ars an. I t lark.' In -ats in San tiuoittin. I C. T. U. HELD AT ALBANY; ELECT OFFICERS FOR THE VEAR The annual convention of the Ore gon W. i T. I", convened at Albany on October 1 f 1 7 . The deb gntts from 1'otiL'his fourHy were : M rs. I. M. Taihiii. Suthertin: Mrs. I.. Hadb-y and Mrs. March Ilrown. Uosehurg; frs. Mary Jewett. Mrn. ( ters and Mrs. Christie, tlardiner; Mrs. Mary Brown, Wilbur. Among the irriiiff addresses, Mrs. A. t Marsters talked on the p.tr! the women may take during the trouble fiotu' liiiifs in the world today. The following officers were elected f.ir the ensuing year: President. Mrs. M. Fiiinces .wofe, Vortlanrf ; vice president. Mr.;. Jennie M. Kemp, of Portland ; corresponding secretary. Mrs. Madge Mears, Shedds; record ing secretary. Mrs. Mary f). Tutbill. Sittherltn; treasurer, Mrs. Ada Jolly. Portland; state sup"rtntendetit of a nti-narcotics, Mrs. Ada Moyde, I.oektnt: (.lass; Punt, of ro-nperattot! with mtssionnry societies, .Mrs. Ida F. Marsters, Kosebttrg. DEATH OF SISTER OF JOS. MICELli AT HAILEV, IDAHO; DAUGHTER ENROOTE 4- i t t t t t r Joseph MicelH is tn receipt of a telegram announcing the -J death of his only sid-r, Mrs. J Mary Inama, at Hailey, Idaho, last night. Her daughter, f Miss Klizabeth, left here on Tuesday night for her home on J receipt of a message stating J that her mother was critically J ill. She will not reach Hailey until tomorrow. The funeral will be held there Sunday. Mrs. Ina ma is survived by her 4 husband, two sons and four ? daughters. The sons are 4 Frank and Leo, and the 4 daughters are Anna. Klizabeth. A Ksl her and Mary Inama. She 4 also leaves three brothers, Joseph MiceJli, of Kosebtirg ; Frank G. Micelll. of Portland, . and Konie MicelH, of Kvetetl, J Wash. 4 coMMKiU i vi. i i.t it .Mi:i:iiti, itii:u sniii:m,iN unit. MAK1UI I AT COMMK, A special mertinp of the members of the Com uierciai t iub is hereby called for Monday evening, (lctoher V i'.'lT, at 7:"n o'clock, in the couu t;l cha:nber in the city halt for the purpose of considering th lu cut ion ti a toivej ameiit hospital. utd nln-r imiMtrtant mutters requiring the at tention of the members. liKXTKli KICK. President. Hevb-w Wunt nrtny rentf I Mil lilA i.OAV aoMS TO tit: ni i.u mk.. Kate ol liueieM May be Higher Tbnn Ihat ul Hbii li They Wrrv Sobl. tSutherlin Sun. The delivery of Liberty Bonds has again he n delayed by the tlu.ern tiielii because of the fact that the rate of interest may be incna:-ed. Should the bonds be issued and the rale ot interest increased afterwards it would entail a great deal of extra work in exchanging the bunds, of whU h there are nearly nine miliums, so the bonds will not be delivered ;.t all until the rate of Interest is definitely set. The large number of the bonds is accounted for by the tact that 7,um,tMMt of those to be 1s : tied are in denominations of J j and i lm. The bonds w ill be delivered within a few days now, and will draw inter est from the date on which they were pim-hnsed. The first issue of builds will bear the same rate uf in-tere-t as Mih-- fpient Issues and this is likely to be higher than the three per cent at which the first ispue wa-M.ld COME TO THE Peoples Supply Company For Fall Seeds of All Kinds Alfalfa, English Rye, Velvet Vetch, Clover, Orchard Grass, Cheat, Fall Oats. In these as well as all other lines we carry The Best of Goods at Lowest Prices Peoples Supply Co. WKIISTKBIW MTKUAUY SO 4'1KTV UKSnKUKI KN.loVAHi.il PSUMiUAM LAST I UliAV '(Vwimrtiy Prfrinetl itt presence of i Many Krieitdw. ' The Condon Clobe. of September 21 contains the following which will Interest th many friends of the bride in Sutherlin: j P. N". Show n and Miss Kthet Paul na Knsign were united in marriage Wcdnday morning at K o'clock in ,the Congregational Church in this city by Rev. Weiymun. Miss Addje Hotten was bridesmaid and Harry Roland attended Mr. Shown. The bridal party went from the lraves home to the church and returned immediately to the new home Mr. Shown has erected in northwest Con- 1 don. A delicious breakfast was served by Mrs. Fry and Mrs. Sehott. The bride came to this city several years ago from Sutherlin. Oregon, and graduated from the Condon High School. She has been quite promi nent in social and musical circles and is a fine young lady, well qualified for the position of homemaker. Mr. Shown is a native of Tennessee, but has lived here a number of years. JJe is associated with h. K. Fry's garage and is doing- well. f Sutherlin Sun. t ' Major J, Harvey Reed 1 In rc feijrt tf a letter from his son, Ar thur T. Heed, in wht.-h he tdufed thai he was soon to return to the t'nif ed States with his comp:mv af ter ti'ne years' service in the J'nitcd State Army in th Philippines. The manv SutUer.m triends of Athur will he piea-ed to leiifli that he now hnT'T er"'"lnt' ('fimmt'ii-ton (Sutherlin 8m. A meeting of the Websterian Kit era ry Society of the seventh !id eighth grades was held last Friday afternoon, on which occasion the loi lowing program w as rendered : Recitation Milton Vance. Kssay far! Klawisch . Story Krncst t'arr. Speech -KmeraJ Ht niuth. Song -Katie Browers. Uebate Affira mative: liarbara Tudor and Fred Klawisch: mga:ive. 1 lelen R ussell and A I ice t' !v er. 'Resolved. That the fork is more useful than the knife." The nega tive won. Mrs. Kildee has been absent during- the past few days owing to ill ness. Miss Freydig is In charge of her room. Lawrence Wells and Helen Russell entered the seventh and eighth grades last Monday. Anyone having any extra plants, or slips of plants, they will he ap preciated by the high school. Ralph Shaver and Kenneth Cmu stoek, IT. visited the high school one dav last week. WINIFRKU rt'LVKR, NKU.1K C, LKASON, Kditors. oiiti.wtziNt; rotiKsT t:iiKi lis Loiim-rs ami Mi'l ll.cnd -ded lt Kniisfti fe 'JtttU Kmjittect ( Koret Regiment. The War lepartmenl has called tor t wo h;tt;dlhii. of forest engin eers, to be romoo-et of - jjer retired louvers and null hands who will go to Frame and set out t imU-r or other forest to"iuts fin tile use of the allies' armies, one renimen ha already been fully rerrm'ed and it is under mojhJ is now in F ranee. The work eons'iMn roainlv uf ftrri -ft cal bttretng atol Uuui '-t trv- ..fie ,; fions in the Fretif-h froe-i- (' u. ging tTews there are needed -Miied avenien. wrwd sawyers, t rus w f.;ti Mlers. tie hewers, skidded ;ind bbtfksmiths : for mill wrk, uiiii wcishts. null saw vers, civt ul.ir saw filers, engineer utld cpej ,ein eij rnill'ha rids. This ic inieut offecu to t rained loi!i:ers and mill m n who de-ire to enter the Vrmy an oppov! unit v 'o sprve their eountrv in the ime of work foe whbh thefc life ;nd Hahi ing has parti'iihuly fitted them. In fo uiatiiui fom-erning the regiment joav he ohtastii'd from any of the Jo! low my on : t'i fi w ho are j,nt horr-ced to Isst iiM;i for serviei: r.tnt. H. t'e- il, putrtf t Forester, l:ek Rldi: . Portland, foe.n. H. II. Rank tu. l'oe. Super w.-ot . KugeffC, Olegolf. Real est at can rendtlv be soM boutdtt or ei.-haged thouch the classified ndveriHrrtonts in The Re Tiew. A Wfnt Adc will bring you satisfactory results uf Ptt.nli cost. Mvh, Smith IltstmtmemJs fTmmlHT- latn't Trtblet. "I have had mote or less stomach t rouble for eis h t or ten vears, write Mrs. (I. H. Smith, Brewerton, X. Y. "When sufferina' from attacks of indigestion and heaviness after eating one or two of Chamberlain's Tablets have always relieved me. f have always found them a pleasant laxative." These tablets tone up the stomach and enable it to perform it functions naturally. if you are troubled with indigestion givp them a trial, get dl and stay well. c wm III! Ill I1 III HI I I il I I I i I I II fSSs n n QTfl b 1 K -. !C!3i5!S3 J Tor Infants and Children. i . -t I'lifific (ikii ti)iitii ! ro-nit-iv;i!itK in heavier mr ita;iiii; saveit tltsriiiK !he month of August enougii titiji i iipiy ftoiiinern raef.le iij iiirt I'a. ifir System for one ami em-half flays. ariorillnR to frsttrps m.-siie inttilit- tn tiafTt- oltietals iast ..'itiirih'iv: I i.n -r- ;5 t!5c3" an- CASTORIA . i.-..ii.t.,J!h1rced6vfetfa- J. Uncrnl. Notjam:""" I .WJlw. i Ahe!futR"wll?r!''5r . !i Facsimile Si&Lff Mothers Know That Genuine Castcria Always Bears tlio Signature of xW In Use For Over Thirty Years t xact Copy ef Wrapet OTtK Ti VttKtHTtntS f Xotico is hereby given that th undersigned have been duly ap pointed by the fount y Court of the State uf Oregon for IHmgla Coun ey. exe'(or of the Last Will and Testament of KUa Marks, deceased, i All rson having claliiis against sa id est a t o a re hereby req ii ired i ; present the same. proerly verified a by taw retjutrmK Rt ths office of B. 1j. Kddy, Attorney at Ur, Rowr burff. Oregon, wtthta six moath frcmc this date. tHafed September 2, T$?. K. HAXAN lUCHAIciJ K. IIAXAX. Kxeptttors of the Last WiH ssd Te- tatnent of KiSa Marks, deceased. Hy Jnrd, renl u(k! 9 Von can't tay it backward wifieott k rravH HajJ thf foil nr tmr lard? e Uh wnubl, )ou find H kochPJ 'I he Ix'-t joti frr tieP 'I boe bo have, ha v e re v r el t be f n t dv nic5I tt'n fi-f mr own rertderlrtg! The Economy Market f (ma. Kohnhften, Pnp.t lltcme ?H Don't Let It Spoil CAN IT If you Haven't a Garden of Use the Surplus Fruits and Ycur Own-Look Around Mm Vegetables of your Neighbor If you haven't a garden or Neighbors, Consult the "Want Ads" In the Review They Are "Life Savers" If You Have Fruit, Vegetables or any other kind of food to sell and havent time to market it Place a Little "Want Ad" IN The Rosebursr Review And in this day of Quick Transportation the "Ad' r will Bring the Market right to your door-'Want Ads" Cost youbuf very little
