Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920, October 08, 1917, Image 2

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Roseburg review., October 08, 1917, Image 2

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1917)

Prev Page of 6 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.7 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 6 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page Textno TW BRIEF NEWS ITEMS OF llontr From ('(in"! Trl Mr. ami Mm. I.uie KiikvN. ut lJ--l returned yeMerday Irom a ten day trin down the mast ilirouiih Cunt- and Curry counties, poiim far Ci nut City. Calif. 'I In y n-port fin triii with tin- roa.lf in jmoil m rliiion t'M i.i a fi-w iila win h are rough. Tliev isiii-.i ;il H.tii'lon afin with relaliw-s and inntds in nr County. Iioiiulii lUty 'i-iiimi4'I .laint'K A u ill cwK, Hon of Mr. and Mm. Noble Andrew, uho eiiieieil the C. S. Army la-t kiu i n u . i now stationed in New York Citv, w lien lie 1h Ktationed a! the natal ho-i-il.il Pa'H the Myrtle Cieek Mail. Jiin tiUK heen milking gnuil Hlne he eh tered the Navy ami hi advaii. ineni has been rapid. He in connectm; with the hospital or ami is one o' a limited few out of a very Lit in nuiii1xr of Western bon who naii.e,, promotion through ahility to t.is t he cxaillllliil iotis him renst u My. iUtyn Himmh I'nun I'iU'I Sli'ei, i.awremn Krouel. of the I'ourti Company at Fort Stevens, arrived houif last rvenlnir to viit durinc : few days fill liMih w ith his patents Mr. nnd Mrs. C. K. Kronel. ai liivon villi-. Young Krnfcel Wils a iuah led hy Chester Main, another of ih soldiers, who will visit wilh Ins par t lit k. Needless to say the )innn i uin Ini; 'im a liappv evi-tit for .til mem lierH of the famines. Ome ImmI I July U Xur1 Mr. Claude Stniih, for fly o' this t II v lUt Tor Hie past ye;ir o' Codar Itapids. Iow a. If "now n nure itrronttng to W oi l ei ei ved hv Iu" friends here. She has heen 1 1 am ln(T for some time ami has recent! entered a hospital for refill a r dut Minister Im Welcomed JV .1. C. Spencer, of the Mellnt illst Chu rcli, was vwl i I hv f largi congregation yesterday on th occasion of his ret urn lo t h is cit for a second year. The miiii.-ier re turned du t nix the w rek from 1 1 a annual conference, where he w;r chosen again for the local pastorale IteV. Spencor is one t if the ill"- popular ministers of this HI v am" had done a great work du 1 i ng ht ast year's residence. Itnth the con gl egal ion ami the pastor wen pleised t hat his la 1 in is here slion h continue. Yfsoni-t" Taken Smith deputy Sheriff . II. .Midler. a rompauleil by P. A. M.ibme. Poih i whom were here us the teult ot C arrest and del a in no-lit nf W. I Itonlh, the San .lose swindler an nutoinolille ttiief, left with H prisoner on their return lo San In- 1 1 1 f . Satuiila e t:-rnM i. v evening !li:!.;e.li; liotlth e I.. :ft il i , I.. Of a ml l . i t t . Vice ;ii;;iltl t 111.: Otller I'llii IT es in II he I i eferred win hi record is know n. W Uv ItinK Are Sun . e Why the Chinese phe.i-.mt ii li li h tut M v scarce in the Kngih Vallev this season Is Ihns set tiy Ho- Medlord Mail Tribune coiiMirisus of opinion ot the 111) liters who el'e nut Moll 1 1 lti.it Chinese ptoasanls are scarcer this fall (hall for a i of years past The i'iih LiI o al-.o preatls thai More h.,s nh UilM'li illi ral "limiting and Ivilluir i pliensaills the past few Weeks 111 th alley Tin ; hell, f is base.) .u ll, fact that hunters on Miitel.n tmiii hi many empt sin lis wherever the went." Itev. I.uil;!is al II. Kev. S. A hone!. Church, w ho has past wcclc. was t.sl, Sa tint 1 1 1 a it 1 lospit . 1 ferhiK fiom toinplK Craiil s C.i-,, t nu 1 1 Mai ni the ii ill i to 111. .. -I. Ida ,iUl - I lli was ill some w aide to urcilpv fllsl time in : Hlllilde to take Hef ice. ks his pulpit, h. i Is that h, Old I nciiiU M eel l-ted Swar ltie-.Sttl K I "l pi. the t;i.,hd llnlrl Kiel Sat u i da in I icpu t liemller, -Aho wa- lie Jose. The I o men el. I . I mi .11 ;il .HI .1, .S ait; , a- on hi- w ,i asole r.'tn that 1 1 ire Meil e.i. tl othei 'in for met l w in k ei t. ."id I hi; mill in W i "ti mi w.-t.i 1 ftieinls. itK' III I ;.e II ( Ihn lts I .Hili ,! I I. da . i tel ll. i she ill vi- it a -few days. ft to It. lid. CaM. M With her sell l.lllilh . a mil ie !en ei t Surpl I didn't I. n man- pt ti- .. (mi ni CM' "Mill X liuard fiom sei men who a r 1 1 r. lei noon 1 1 n:n Sa I W ert l-n 1 1 ill. to I l.e ity for tlie w ere mi rj i ut ti . 1 I,. 1 1 the flllevt ,l I m I 1 1 . 1 t . - it modern i m pro cii in'-, t Kn in lien of n.r m. -and w ool l ' . Mi ti m Im t in cd in linn n : nd -To Have I'im.! Ti. a toil Mr V l.afe I .CM Is C!! y, tertioofl of I'. .M lain! , 1 , Hlieiid a w ei-k or t w ... S' i nhly Uu e on oper.it ion her foot, w tii. h h . . Iier for Hiiltie tiii.i' Mtlll olll.T Mete W. ltoiini-et , ,d I'i.t ll id lieeii v I-m! tin; I. ! t,i Mary I'rolliiiKei, uf ..at for the pn-t week, left to entrdav a'lernoon Mi formerly lived here hut I lurnej (oi 1 ; cam. I r . . . . i id not siii'KniM Itctiiin lo t. . C Seveuil local ftudenls at the Ore L'Oil A r n ull in al C(dl ye at Con al lis. ret ut ned thin uioiniiiK or euleieu for the im time. Johir HatfieM, of So ut h I leer Cl eek . ret uriied i'r his second year, and Raymond M' Cor n j M k. of the same viciliitv, will enter is a treshm.ifl. Kinenl Mop riMin, wl -o leit fur his second yea i ' work. Mn lletum ht W. I.. Haus-, ol Wheatland, Wvo,, who hail -pent several days here took I tit? for a local Ion, left this 'norm a k tor I'ori land on his ret urn hoi ne. Mr. M.ivjM was well pleased with this section and slated on the i tain 1 1t at he w on 1-1 proh.ihly ret in n )et siniiik'. when he would make a nu i i liiisp. Iteliinieil hi l".ilt;ene Miss Kvelvn Taylor, who had lieep . Isit inir for the past w eek wilh her Irli'iid. Miss Klitiii I'aytiin, ltd I for tier home at Putrene this morn f nr. Mhs Tavlor has visited hen- several times and h;is made ninny friemls In Miii vi inily. C,tH-n to Caiuida Mi.-- I .'da Camphell, of (m-m;i. Sa-k.. Cauadii. ! 1 1 this? moinint; on Iter cturii liotiie. after passim; sev eral w eek s with relal Ives here. She .a- m i ompained hv It. Uav hohl. who will visit In lhat section a mouth or I wn. To I i-h ut Scolisliuii; li. W. Taylor, of W imh':ter. lefi this morniin; mi hi:' return lo Scolts due. whete he will fish for the le inainder til the sea-tin. A collide of weeks ami Mr. Tavlor and llin-h am! Stephen Pearson made the trip down he liver, reach in u Scut l:diui III li ouple of davs. The Pearson hroth- i'is are si ill f Mi Inn on (he liw er nv e,'. Vldiril I Mls hdi tt.is tiler th Vst nii:l tiend Hcic Kdith h.datid, morninu for or ledfoid. Coi vallis t- (. . C , after a visit it She Is a fliend of Mrs Henry Snv der, ami stoppe ass the niMlit at the laftt d home lallier III ii) Salein Mrs K. II. pei cine and two 'ii If ft t his iiiornim; for : hild alem Afn-re they vveie c.illt.l hv a tele tram I a- I li I u lit. s-.iv im: that Mrs I'eri ine's falher. H. S. It. Walkei as cousideiahly worse. Mr. Walkei hits lien IM for some time and little le has I n held out for his re ' ra. t lla. l ine Vit Id C. V. . M. Mhstei . who loved :,t Mi.. Iiather shop em rated op v Tom WiVMherfoi l here Saturday r- turned hoiue Suiolav inoiniim. Mi Ma Wh-ler has :i liiitlilv improved nut Ira- 1 at Cneti and has a crop if loan-- now le.idv to harvest. He "pe( t . To realize unite liandoind . 'loin this vear's woik. I ndei tiiker Keturiis Moinc M i: Itllter. the local under laker and . ,. on i . w ho had heen lo I'ottlin t in all. ndan. e at tlie annual date t'lid.it 'I..'!-' 'mi cut ion. ie t urto-d home Sal ut day nmht . M am 'e itiltes id llie in i iiduli wole tin idea-Mitf t etiiiiolei s of their t rade. ii . ot dun-, lo M r i;it ter. and 1 lie liar he. ne dinner tndd on the Columbia IllVel llt-thw.i was not all ecep t ion Pi e. e.linu t lie dinner t he 1 a! les were eovclf.l to look like rav. s and I he pt oce-.-.on to t he I'l'iHinds was in tlie nature ol a tu net a I pi ottv.-Hoti otl t he w a v I o I lie em. I. i v The conv enl loll I ra lis a. ted c-.n--idenl.Ie liu-dne-w said Mi letter, and tl K hoped that a toll m h ic'i re el ed in ml) all 'o li -ent.'d to the next Ihe State l.eiti-datuie. Paviuu oi k lUxtn Mis Idaii. I-, Tiavis tl will loll of thl. i- i hi tuoiniiiu the work i a. line hn-ln iipr.i i ell . lit Co el-II an ! th. ut I he IV III1 i it v Mis ; etl mr have w . li. Cm tl.d and Imp. ,pl. t. al Hi I Milt at I takl.ind i;.d..ii-.,.n. I I M lit v lie V f . Ml' - tl ther the I dte, ; i's h bill If. Saiutd Oak- till' 0 . lo.-k t hi w as held at iet tson w a- 1 and tn.iuv 111 .tt'etidaUi Pinl-lt tl.n bed- K.i'T. M IUIU t V W Cllt W heV ' W-H-W-H-H-H-H- VI O - l I ION. I- I l !! ,.!, .. - '!' rH-H"!"W-!-!-WM-HM"t-: o -il l i-elier Ml .' I. I,, nen. n ruin l-er ,r ptil, In your lv li. v et 111, ,111 ll. Anv il, tt'lioll a-el orilor. '"tin. i mil m-tol THE CITY REPORT Of MOVEMENT Of TROOPS NO! AUTHOR IZED SAYS CAPT. VINCIL Fort Columbia. Wash Oct. fi. Kdltur Itosetnirn Iteview: Hear Sir: I notice in tlie issue of your- paper, Thursday, Octoher 4, a si a lenient hy me that t tie Ith Co., ). C. A ., ( formerly uf Hose hurui was ordered into Montana for Kiiard duty, ndiev Ink' t hat poi t ion of tho ::rd OreKon 1 ufy. now on Its way to Camp Creeiie. The publication of such an article is absolutely unauthorized us i know nothing absolutely as to the move ments of any t roops located in t he Coast Defenses' of the Columbia. It is t rue that rumors n-lat in k to the movement of the Ith Co., uie afloat, hut It must he taken as a fact thai t mop movements are not based on rumor. I am located ;it Fort Columbia. Wash., and am Klad to set bat k to t he Pacific. Coast climate after tlie hoi weather in Kansa:i. where for h period of t hree w cckn t he tempera ture range. from W-! to 1 I u in the shade and moM of the time for of ficers in training there was no such thing us shade. I trust that you will correct the statement regard ini the movement if the Ith Co.. (. C. A., as 1 know nothing regaiding the movement of any of the troops In these defenses Yours truly. P. II. VINCIL. Capl. M. C. (Oreg. I Maishlield Times: I.nvernp Huff fimn and Walter Hughes, of Port land, slopped jn Mardifield ovet niuht on their way to Coipiille ti visit in the ( ity. 4. ;i. i:h.i.i-; m:ys. 4. 4. h Mr. ami Mrs. Ira H Creiiinger ami children, of Arizona, arrived la si tvock hy aulo for a short visit with relatives in lliis valley. As Mr. and Mis. (ireiiinger i(re entouie to South merica, ihey presented their car to Mr C renin ge is parents, Mr. ami Mrs. 1 1 P. Cretiinger, ol this city This is suiely a valuable gill, ami is no doubt much appreciated by the I eClpielltS Flank Holt, of the Coast Arlil e iv, al Fort Stevens, who had a fivt lavs' extension on his furlough, will go back tomorrow unless he gels ;i .Hither extension. His mother is ty ill and little hope is lilt lor her le o ery. Mr and Mrs. K. Peikim hav. novetl out to the Hailiy wood t .vheie Mr Pel kins is tin- head 'amp sa vv ter in charge. Mis .1 A. Caim-s and son. Hotiabl rho w ere visiting t lie formers pa r nts. Mr and Mrs hav e I I I 111 lied Ii i ; l a nis Pass. 1' P .lining, home ; tin Miss Myra -d tins cit. Ml ami Mis lo her home The Cleli.l d or res-uiig Miiiitgomery. loruiei lv ho was the guest o! It I.I a i liv . l. i uriied it SheiMlail this week le public schools an er v sat isl'actori lv tin (r tlie capable 1 1 1 a n a ge nu n of Plot 1 1 1 Cotnbv and a 1 1 ue cot ps ol leacli' i's All glades are lining up lo -pteiidii) Woik Mis H.irmoii, ot tin . Miliary ilep.irl meut . is cetlaiiily an Act die nt primal v teacher, ami she riceives many tokens of goed will I nu ii Inr pupils. We c pect much from this veal's school retold Mr ami Mis C ii Cal r II .ire the iwiuis of a tine 1 lodge car. which Mr C lioiight while al Portland Mis Cam It celelnatiil the owner -1 1 1 1 of their car hv coming to (own tc-dcrdav lo attend a special meet Itlg t t the I. a. lie-' . I'he l.adi. s' Aid- will give a hi. k n p.e --upp. r at tlie chinch patlots oil I 'ridav. He! I'' A veil la I IUV Itation is extended lo all to be pt colli .1 F Churchill, of Molilalia, is in 'his cit v . vidimus Ins fa m il v Mi. Sina Leh-ii.iiiti, ot Speaker, l- Mlpl-.Ved al the Hotel W ey ill till' I'll V Mrs r .1 Miller, of I.-datid. sen Mi-d ill Mr Kindt is attending her Mi- Prank Wvm , who has p., . II a lone Into i- -low lv n i-ov et n,i- Mi an. I Mi- .1 P Kttinev. ,lr .ml w o . h full u a re t h ot ' o i s i:r.a,,l.,ii. ut ' P K 1 1 1 u v , in t bo ol Mi and Mis Kin f I'ottl .ml. al o ca Ot III. Mi ti.l Mi-. III,!'. I .inni-v. Mi- Hi,.un .'.111,.' Willi ll..'!r' ..III It ii. I fi-liniL- T!i.. C. S till I I. .'I I liul.t l.iiinii rn lilt i . -u ..III I ill S.il. . r .i l .1 I t . ...II.. I I'. Itll'l- tll.lt st "11 IMn.L ll.l, ,,1'aill 111 l.e j 1 11,1 .l- I I'll.,:,! 1, I'',,., Mill. ! .v.i.l I ' ' Tl-e d. ,' ti. mils lake I , .''I II I I , ' - 11 fell!., f . M.'h.l.,. ' i a I., Ml In Hi e.t 1 M, ,ni .in. i, .,d III ttl.tt I I h's ,',t Mel -.i : lie f 11 , "M t", at Illi r I 1 .1- 1.' f. II. Iiii.ik.. et tV, ,, Mill !' ln.,1, It ,i In, liar Cit) II i da., v til. U sell field H.,H.- en.- et the tirin Mr and Mi. lll l,e niealh missed In tin X X EXETfTSO ROSTBCHO FFVIFffi MOXnAV. OCTOnm stcii: iiii:n i.i' i iiMiuii. it- lil K- I AI IIIHI. M la AM M I!I (.)N Mil. IM Its' MOMK ill IIK "IIOHM I.V l:K( I IKI." ai i Kit a:t haiiv i -i:. SUPPOSE ANIMAL WAS HUMAN Some Inlervsiiii philosophijug In. (Iiilgttl in by the Salem Joiirmii Its lo TieatlMeill of Mich lieu I sertihiess I lids. At the inetting of the state board of tout roi Tuesday the manager of the Soldiers' Home at Itoseburg re ported among other things that a horse that hail been in the service of t he slate at the home for 2 y ears had become t hrough old age unfit tor service, but thai an offer of tt had been made for him, ami permis sion was asked to fell hitn, states the Salem Journal. The governor at once spoke up: ' No, never! kill him humanely. A faithful animal like i hat bhouhl not be turned out into the world." The last part of the statement that a faithful animal like lhat should not be turned out into the world" was pre-euiinen I lv correct At the same lime it strikes the plain 'very day citieu that the k''1;.! Mate of Oregon might t hid some m un suitable way to reward even a laith f ul animal that had given up 2". years of its services lor l he stale with the only payment its board, than giving it "a humane death." it might be given some bid ter treat ment and more humane, than a wel come to a hospitable grave. The old horse gave all he had. day and night, never refusing any call or any duly. Worn out by years, the state Ihru its executive purposes in order to keep him from eating his heat! o!V lo humanely take his life just as his services w-re taken for 2:1 y-ars w it houl any cotisider.it ion of Ins likes or dislikes. No doubt if tin old horse could understand ami was given his choice as to taking his chances by being turned out into Ihe s pretty &mp-jss& comfort- vim&fl able in ,--1 "Vis. '-' ' 4 your office ('' xi ml ruin 1 1 t ti s t, tin- stiliHrrs. It's o;isy t(i ilo; wi''i iii't'itiiK'i'il to taki' I'iitv ol' iinvthiiio; yuu jrivi-. Ilctv's tin' u;iy: The Review's Tobacco Fund hits nist st.irli'd. Id supply uiir hoy s with thi-ii' (H'iti- smoke. Will yon hi'ln to nuiko it a succi'ss'.' This has ln'cn riiilorscil hy tin- (loMTiinu'iit. Through the I'lVorts ot' this paper, arrangements hiie liceti made with The Ann rii-iiti Tol,atvo ("omi'iinv to seinl .V retiit-': .i'. t ard is en, 1, t t il .11 1 1 , f niil re eie a pers ill ti'iisiifi' tin- tve-s:ie;e to Ki-,e ii hf.le. 1 tins p lo s" , .n d :i h.ittle e i t J. pose, one mt 1 1 1 v: i" 't thehos fii . 1MT. :::r.f. like bu ciiantri ul iu tu wullli." Tllel.- l ll.llllOLi ol trvs of iuti.nl uinl iu il.e ..i ""J old .U-IU1 could !HU til- rli..lll'r to Ollk .1 Mailt 111 I ll K from lli bio on tliee iluriliK . . ... ll. r...,, I.. . ..II - l.oo.l o't . lol.v at-o .I..I.I.K tli lli-- .... ... .... .,..--,. i,r,i,i! '. ii, m im..- a.- . . ..'...i. ... i.; ..1.1 f.il, Kl.'ll Ull'l l.ll.l'-I I'M ..l-T "-. anil hoik ol.i ilanie nature wulll.l mil I, e;ril.l.-.- li 1 in all lie lonl.i mtli.-i II, ..1 i where ,1... if more kinill llli.ll ll.e politic l.lll.- Will. ll.ll aill tl.imr ti.an or aiiin.... is no Ion t.-.-r -. n,l lo th.-m ofl. r 11 the peace ami Millet of the Kline ami Hunk I Ii 1 1 b,.,.ii.. ..... ..i.t.i,.. Ili . .' I....i.l ...L.. ll... e..n.--e I..- course lo aml s.-n.l Mar.l its hutiian servant til, -in away hv the shotgun route when ih. v are no longer vounK anil vigorous.' If it is the proper rewaril for an animal lhat has put in its III. woikuiK tor the Mate without siilitrv. w hy is it not also the rit-'lit I t.-at ineni f,,r the human servant.' The little l.tlliell of h.tv. tile 1,-W hllsliels Oi t:rain ami lh.- fre.-l,.m of ill.- Iiout: las County hills ilunni: the summer woill.l not have seriously r-ripple.l the lltliim-es of tlie ej-.-at Mate of Oregon However, it is useless lo lliscuss the matter, lor no ilouhl h. tore this the kimlty ol,l animal has h.-en invited f.lll into the Willi.)., somew here where it will not take too niueli work 10 htiry him. and there while trusting illlplieitly the person dele gated id put an end to him received a hiltlel iii his hliiin. I..-t us hope that his death was instantaneous and that there cam,- no llioutht into hii dyint moiiienls of the utter h.-art-l.-sness of man. I'Tnc Itu, ks Ur. .1. . I.ehil.aih s the I I ,11a W'oi-o S.i-nl'(Nl ('h. i'iii, 111 and 111. Ii. M. ,.-nl vest, -n lav htinlinir in vi.lnity and that ttiey went to the extent of the law was seen in their- lull illota of iiame hroimht iu last -eveninu. In the ton neiiji of their car were two fine hil.ks. while two others were left ill the country to he hrotmht here later. The men are intendinn 1.1 prepare a , onstderahle portion of the meat for winter Use. Mr. ami Mis. l- II. Il.-mliii kson and daughter, or Hollywood, t'ali!.. slo-.p.-l over here t.-lsl evenitu and enlove.l a drive admit the citv this moinfnir. They aie travellnt: north hy auioiiiol.i,' and were 11111. h iin- pl essed with tjosehlll S. The stop ped at the I'mpiiua. All kinds of fish and clams at the (lash Meal Market. : 1 2 X. Jackson Yniir roiit is dir. tlie wimlnv ,-ire opi'ii, tin tlu' joli; lln-iv's ;i lm ul' i ii;,irt'H,'s iiiunly, iiml UMllt It, With ilt'!lt.V ol' to'l.icco - illsil ;i linx (if III till' lll'ilU I'l s. ,';, - ('-', i rut 1 1,- th i if t it r iii iter TIiom' Saitimifs (if (mi-s aiv :iw tally shy on (In n't hk." thi' rtt'iii h t(ili;ici-,, iiml tlii'y Wiint Used l.i. n'tii ol toliiu'oi tor .ic. i n .- irlitit thril ir'l! jii t : '' piickiijres of Lucky Strike retiiils at -". pin kali's of l'.ull iMirhiim retiiils iit :'. hooks l'.ull Ihirham ('iiin-tte Caper 1 t in of Tuxi'ilo retiiiK ;it I hooks of Tuxedo t'iiirette I'apors. st-d in iii, h piirkiij'e. so that eerv coti n.i! :u knou l-(U'-ir.i-nt of his jtift. Voti front tlu- ti'eiul'.es. Kvervhodv vaiits Will ou help l'l .ki it ;i sihci-ss hy t 11 I,. t ('lit hf, utrut u k:i)'i r ent to 1 l,e r,eiew oll'.ie for of toliiiiio will he sent to "our lanie. ou will also 1 a post f these p fie t leih hi ri , kitov. V.ltietvr.t of our ki:;,l front. Add our "hit" to tins i t rom the recipient on the Lai co Fund, for the solace T, htine; for our eouiitrv. MRS. fllA SP'ARI IS MARRIED 10 CONDON MAN SUNDAY; VISIT IN SOUTH ', . ... !r :.n.l Mrs. A. " I'alit. who .l- l..M-l I"" , u,lu,k ..... .....ruiuK at 111- loi- i....(.- ujr.-i.ts. Mr. anil Mr- A. '. - ... - .... i..ilh 1'ine et, lell - "A, " ,i - li. the 1 'I o CIOI R 11.1111 .". 1 land alter a eek i-.elit ltli r.1.1- ', tti'-f ill HU l'en,ln. I.a-t- .III (llefOll, herf I tie)' lll ' 1 h.-i r home Mrs. iunl .is former v Mrs. Klla Stewart, ami is well known in Hi.sehiiri;, when she lias ! r...i,l...l f,.r 1111.IIV veal's. Tl,.. .-. reuuHiV WaS Mllile h.-aUtllul The c.-reinoliy wa and the hri.le was al lor heM. sev eral friends who were pr.-.-nt Bivinn the hiide many preltv coiiipliuielits UeV. J ope pertolliied the rerfllioll.V . which was Very simple. . we, i, lint' lireaklnst was afterward enjoyed, fol lovvini! which the couple were taken tu the tram. They -m 1 to make their home in Condon permanent lv . where Mr. I ; ill. who was formerly of this city, is entailed in tl"' aulo- lliohlle husilless. Th. v w ill lake I he l-st wishes ot their many friends here. - n H-S-H-i-H-M- .U llll'AI. MAN 1IKAI h .t. i-j-j. h j. 4. 4. IVrry Martin Spender, for -niei ly of Yreka. (.'iilif.. w ho had heen here for eer.tl weeVi a till win was examined hy the local county examin ing boaid. will join th.e dratted men en mute th rouh het e to American Lake tomorrow. Martin was ;it first excused ami later came hero, hut re cent ly he w;w informed that more stringent rules In regard to event jii tons made it neces sary lor hitn to he sent to cam p. Mr. Mart in made no objection and will leave in uood spirit . determined to do hi- bit for his country. Myrtle Creek Mail: W. ('. tlate nnd family ret urned here last w eek J f i o i ii Idaho, w here they have heen j located for the past two years. Tln v , will remain for the winter ;-t their; home at Nuuuett. Mi-s Marion Hradlev. of Mrtle Creek, returned home Sundav morn-! ins lifter spending a few day ut1i Mrs. A. A. Schindler. 'i no ("ml tin' CIK'iH' snicki klllll : th.'v tlu-y'iv L'tV l.V 1 U' dome; your hit '.' tll'H I' tl r rum it th, 11:11. 4. . i s I'l.'i tric f:m is im ii 1 i t t lien in nnr Fine Candies We are selling Agents or Krause's l ine Chocolate Candies. You will find them in all the popular assortments. Stock Always Fresh Hamilton Drug Co. 21 1 N. Jackson St. ItOSDIll ltd, OltKl.ON. Ai. 1:1:1 isi:ii i.r.riT.r.s. Kemainlnp uncalled for in tho . KuseburK ptiMol I ice, ( Id . . 1 !M 7 . are the following letters which will be charged fur at tlie rate of uno Cent each: penr. ti. Prank; oitr.dl. W. A. lit. t'amphell, A. K.; Conntr, Mrs. Ceortria; Carroll. Ha.tl P.; lumbar, J. M ; Cuodinaii. Kichanl; Ilaiiniiers Icy, Pawn; .lobiistui. Pari; Sawyers, Pohett 11 ; Smith, L. P; Teadiout, Mrs. r.; White. Miss lndlie; While, Pd.; Waldox. Pireman; West, Mrs. U. J. nnK 1 Ha wimer, Itiner; Paiiipijtdl, A P.; Ni'iis l'e. hi; Smith, It. S.; Price; Shoe Stole, P. V. KPIZPNSTPIX. rostmaster. CALL FOK iOH.Itl Notice la hereby given all person holding County Warrants endorsed "Not paid for want of funds," to pro sent them for payment ut the office of the County Treasurer of liouRias County, Oregon, for interest thereon will cease after the dto of this no tice. Dated at Rosehurf, Oregon, April 20, 1917. J. E. SAWYERS. County Treasurer. L0DGK LAKPS A. F. & A. M., Ijiurel lMlKe No. 1:1. Regular Couiuiuulcatlons 2nd anil fourth Wednesdays euch moutb at .Maanntc Temple, Hunt-burs, Oro. Vluilurs welcome. UK.NJ. CAU0. W. M. W. K. HAKKIS. Seiy. B. I. O. Klks, l(4k.ebur Ijoritce. No. -. Holds regular cuniniuniea tloos at the Klks' Temple on tbe 2nd ani 4tb Thursdaa of eacb inunth. All nieinbers iciiuested to attend regularly, and all visiting brothers are cordially Invited to .'Ai;i, i:. v.'::,im:i;i.Y. 1:. it. !K. 11. Klliul.K. Se letury. HACil.l'.S, Rcfeuiiig Arle meets In tbeli hall otl ,Iai!kMn St.. 0Q 2nd and 4tb Mon-Wiy evenliiKF of earb month, at 8 o - lo'-k. Visiting breth ren iu ijuc-J si. in, im- atwuvs uel-.-unie. J. I'. K, iKMli, W. f. M. V. 'JoOL.MAN, W. Sec. I'hone M 183. I. t. O. F., It-sinu Mar lxlue No. 174 meet in the Odd Fellows' Temple eery Krluay evening. Visitln hieihren a. ways wel,-omo. J. H. KKIiSK. N. li. CAlil, W. OILMAN, l!ec. Secy. M. KICK I K. S. I. O. o. I'hlleiarUn Ixxlue No. K Meets In Odd Kellows' Temple, corner Jackson and Cass Sts., on Saturday evening of each week. Mem hers of tbe order In good standing are Invited to attend. I'. I. PKUKY, X. G. A. J. UKUKKS. Itec. Secy. JJf UA1I.KV. Kin. Secy. I. O. O. F., I'nlon Knrampment No. . Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple, very Thursday eveninn. Visiting brethren aluais welcome. K. 11. I'li'KKNS. C. P. II. I'li'KKNS, H. I Ol.lVKIl .IOHNSON, K. 3. JAMKS EWAItT. F. S. KXH.IITS (if YTIIIAH, Aliiha l.o, lire No. 4 7. meets every Wed nesday evening I'or. Jackson and I'ass Sl:. 'isltor' nlw.ivs we'c-nirt l". A. CHAMIiKlil.AIN-. C. 0. liOY F. 1U KKI.N, M. F. k k MMm:ut.Y, k. it. s. I.OYAI. OUIiflt OF MIHISK, Koe- burg t.odee No. 1037. Meets Mon day evening of each week, at 8 o' clock In Maccal.ee hall All visiting brother are Invited to attend. W. J. MOON, IHctator. . H. 0. I'AP.GF.TKR. Secy. O. F. S., ItiMorwi-it (tinpter No. tV Holds their regular meeting on tb 1st and 3rd Tiuitsday In each month. Vtsl'ing member In good itaudinc are respeitfully Invited to attend. MISS MARCARKT PACK. V M. FKKK JOHNSON. Secy. KFIIFKAHH, Bos.huK Kebekah l.odee. No e 1 O. (I. F. Meets In Odd Fellows' T nude every Tuesday evening Visiting sisters and brethren Invited to nttond. MRS. 1 1 Tl liNKl.t.. N. (1. MRS Til. I. IK .Ii HINSi N. Sec ELSIE Hl'MfllRiiY. F. S. '.VOOIIMFN OF Till: WOKI.II, Oak Camp No. 12'. Meit i In the Od 1 Fel.ows' hall In R, s -burg ev. ry 1st A 3rd Monday et-nln.-s. Visit ing ne!r!it,or s!w i , w.-!ron, J M TIM;, ,.:' i M M Mll.l.i.iv. c ..f. VYOMKX OF WOOIH'RVFT. I lias Clrcie No l Men, tt, j,, and 3rd Monday evening of each." monib t Odd F;ios ba l Visit ing em!T in goo i s.and'.ng art Invited to attend POHA GlI.nKRT 0. N CLARA CAWLriLl.tj, Cler.