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PAGE THREB EVENura ROSEBrno review. nnmv, xovemhfr . ioit. DOCKtT Of CASES fOR HEARING AI THE REGULAR TERM Of CIRCUIT COUKT County Cl-rk Lenox todav corn pi it-il tuiiipiUiJii liit Uuckt-l of cases to Por e titiurn tht Ciii'UJl Court lur heai injf dm iitK itu regular itrm which opens m Uust -burj; on Monday, Nov. 1J. A pieluuinary seMuun will probably be held l.y Judrt Hamilton on Thursday, Nov v The docket for this term is unite Iniig. but the crim inal actions Hie few. The n.M Uei. "54. (leorye H. hurhain, TruMee, pin., Vh. u. C. K. li. Co.. ! al. deftK. ; suit in equity. Kullertou & Orrutt and lleo. H. lturhain for ptii , Coshow & It ice. V. li. Kenton. It. A. l.eiier. Hen C. lh-y for deits. I 22 1. John M. Throne, plfl'., vs. Oregon Orchard Homes Coin pan v. Kichani M. Hall and K. It. Mcl-a'r-land, defts.; injunclion. It. L. IMdv for pltr., AllM-rt Ahraliam J or defts. 1LMS. HoukIuh County, pl(t'.. vs. Pimon Caro and W. Hulen, defts.; action for forCeiture. (Jto. Neuiier, Jr.. Pros. Atty.. for pUT.. All. -it Ab raham fur defis. 144!t. State of Oregon, by It. K. Duncan. J. K. Hughes, c. K. tone. M. .1. Kinney and ti. H. Kelley, con FlilutiHK the Slate Hoard of Fish & Game Commissioners 01 the State ot Oregon, pliT., vs. K. I.esina. Krminhi Lesina, his wife, and ieor:e Kohl liapn, deftH.; condemnation suit. A M. Crawford, Atty. tleii'l Ceni Neuner, Jr.. special counsel for plff. 1 i 7 7 K. (!. YoilUtr At Coin pall v. pltT., vs. S. ( IJuant and Joi' Quani. d-tis ; to I'-cowr money, it IV Costmw for plfl. 1710. The J. F. I. use Co.. a cor poration, phi'.. s. ; . Tlieo N Holier, deft ; action tit n cover money. 1 e ter Kice for plff. I N2!. li. A. Calhoun, plfl'., vs. Harry I.. Fiekle. deft. ; act ion for money. (lem-ye Neuner, Jr., for pi ft'. 1 K;t7. Kmil liuhnau. plff.. vs. A. T. Lawrence, deft. : to rescind con tract and deed, for damaizes. H. I.. F.ddv for plff., liice At Otcuit for deft. 1 StI 1 . C race Si mp-ioti. p!tf .. s. First National Hank, a corporation, deft.; action ;it law to rt cover money. Albert Abraham for pll'f.. O. P. Co show for deft. l!Mi:t. Junies Ailams. phi , vs. Oregon At California K. It. Co.. a cm - IporatioD. and Union Trust Co . of New York, a corporation, defti. ; suit to reform u deed, O. P. Coshow for plff. i l'r.l. Phb Investment Company, a corporation, pin , vs. Elmer t'tuin hers, deft.; action for tnonev. O. P. Ce-sbow for plff. ' 2i. I.evsnpton Kealty Co, a cot por.it ion. plrt'., vs. Oscar o H.aton. li. H. MilUr and F.dw lc il oe . del is. ; application 2110. Hugh Stewart and Cash more State Bank, a corporation, pltf.. vs. Hurry Q. Bcardmaa and Jeaneu M Boardman. detts.; suit to set aside a deed. Neuner Wimberly for pi ft a. 212. R. H. Coshun. plff , vs. Stiles li. Powers and Jane loe Pow ers, hit wile, and all persons un known, il auv. haviuc or claim in it to 1,. ; have an interest in and to the prem- for ises he rei natter described, deft. judgment foreclusinj: tax lien J. N. ! application to foreclose tax hen. li. Johnston for pin . O. P. Coshow for H. Coshun for pltf. ,letts I 2171. Olive Thrush, by O. 11. 222. Fannie R" Miller, adminls- , Thrush, Guard ad Litem, plff. vs. Han iraior of the estate of Allen . Ham- Smith, deft ; action for damages, ilton. deceased, plff.. vh. Klsie Hue 1 John T. Long for plff., C. L. Hamil- Shawk and Hany A. Shank, deits.; to set aside a deed. It. L. Kddv for pi tf. 2'21. Mapnus Stone and Iteriha ton for deft. 2ls2. Southern Pacific Company, a corporation, plff.. vs. Frank Hinder and Charles Hinder, defis. ; suit in Stone, his who. phis., vs. Thomas equity, win. u. reniou. nice it F Hreninin and H V. Price. deftP.: ;cuit for pltf., O. P. Coshow for defts. suit in equity. Neuner At Wimberly tor plfts., Staphton At Conlev fori Defts. T. F. Hrennan and H. P. Hren nan. 2 u ,i 1 . IeYitt Van Ostrand, plff., vs. H. Itan field, deft. ; to recover money. H. 1-. Kdtly lor phT., Lewis C. tiarrlMiis for deft. 2"7I. S. .1. Itaseel, phT.. vs. Ore- kihi Milling & Power Co.. a corpora- ; cation for judgment foreclosing lax tioii. Kttset.urp National Hank, a cor- lien. R. H. Coshun fur plff. oration, C. It. Shipman and K. T. 1 222S. R. H. Coshun. plff., vs. Kdwin Yoke, et al, defts.; upphca- 22 1 o. Theo M. Harr. plff ., s. World Keepfresh Company, a Cor poration, Kverfresh Company, a cor poration. Food Products Company, a corporation, defts. ; action for money. Chas. K. I.enon lor plfl., K. K. Heckbert for defts. 222tJ. R. H. Coshun. plff., vs. Fmma Hansom, et al, defls. ; appli- QHICH III VU"NT 1 li M IM.tSf., .'j i MeNicholas, defts.; to foreclose liens. Neuner & Wimberly and Ira H. Riddle for pill.. H. 1.. Kddy. itu-. rhaiiaii Ac Porter for defts. j 2''7. The Roseburp National . Hank, a corporation, plff., vs. C. F. ; Smith, Hurley I.. Johnson and K. C. : Heiison. tt,ustt e of C. F. Smith and I I ee I ov at d. individually and as , partners under the firm name of the 'loseburt; Carafe, bankrupts, defts.; ; to foree!oe mort:aj:e. J. O. Wat- ! son for 1 IT.. (. P. Coshow and Al- Itert Abraham for belt. Harley I., i I Johnson. 2"v:. The Roseburp National flank, a corporation, plff., vs. Harley I,. Johnson, deft.; to recover person il properiy. J. O. Watson for plff., lhert Abraham for deft. 2HS7. Southern Pacific Company, a corporation, pill., vs. Henry Hed rick. CruiD' Hedrick and Horace Putnam, defts.; action at law. Win. 0. Feiiton. Rice Orcutt for plff.. Albert Abraham for defts. 2. Southern Pacific Company, i corporal ion. pltt'.. s. K. Snell. deft.; action at law. Wm. I. Feiiton. Riee A: Orcutt for plff.. Joseph Ar llaney and H H. CohWtein for deft. -l"n. Himh Stewart and Cash nere State Hank, a corporation, phis., vs. Harry O. Roardman. deft.; anion to recover money. Neuner & Wimberly for plffs.. O. P. Coshow ;'or defi. 2lo2. W. 11 Lawrence, plff. vs. Frank C.tin as County Surveyor of ')oui:las County. On'pm, deft : ac tion. It. F. Jones for plff.. Rice t . Hcutt for deft. lot I H. "Camouflage" U a !V.'v won.! !:i !'nr;!i..!i lansjunge pronounced at present, Freneli fasliion like this "cnm-oo-flali" the first u hein short as in cat; the second ii broader, as in harm. It was an obscure Fr nth word having several meanings, mostly slang until resurected in usage during the war it now is used to signify make-up. It is used everywhere. Our soda water is Camouflaged, (made-up) Phone 186 Roseburg Soda Works Free Delivery lion for judgment foreclosing tax lien. R. H. Coshun for plff. 2229. U. H. Coshun. plff., vs. Al bert J. Potts, et al. defts.. applica tion for judgment foreclosing lax lien. R. 11. Coshun for plff. 224 ii. Vancouver National Hank, a corporation. pliT.. vs. Maynard Red mond and K. F. Hotilon. defts.; to foreclose mortgage. Mc.Master, Hall it Orouley for pi If. 224 1. R. II. Coshun, plff . vs. J. I.. Watson, et al, defts.; application for judgment foreclosing tax lien. It. Coshun for pltf., O. P. Coshow for Oett. Sanlord. 2245. R. H. Coshun, plff.. vs. K. (1. Young & Co., defts.; application for judgment foreclosing tux lien. It. H. Coshun for plff". 22M. R. II. Coshun. plff.. vs. J. Ij. Watson, el al, defts.; application i for judgment foreclosing lax lien. R. I H. Coshun for plff. j 2254. Soul hern Pacific Company. ! a corporation, plff.. vs. Lewis A. Conway. Herbert 1. Conway, Frank . W. Conway and Irving J. Conway, defts. ; for possession of real prop erty and for damages. Wm. IK Fen- ' ton. Rice Orcutt and Alfred A. . Ha Nippon for plff. 2"7I. Oarnielle & Harnielle. , plffs.. vs. Karl McKaiu. deft.; action for money. Frank (1. Oick for plffs.. O. C. Zweigart and O. P. Coho for I deft. I 2276 Alvin I-. I.ee. admiiiisl ta ilor of the estate of Martha K. I-ee. , deceased, plff . vs. WinTrcd I.. I.ee, 'ileft.; action to recover property. J Albert Abraham for plfl.. Rice At Or 'cult and O. P. Coshow foi deft. 227H. S. A. Santord, pill., vs. H C. Agee. deft.; to foreclose lien. tl. r. U ? uu lur fin., .ruun uir berly for dt't. 22i4. Jennie Pogardus. plff., v Thomas Jackiou, deft.; action for money O. P. Coshow for plff., Al bert Abraham for deft. 2;t00. L. M Travis, plff. v F. K. Martin. dtft ; HCtiot) tor monev. L. M. Trav is for plff 2:n-;t. Henry C. C.allup, plff. v C. 0. l.iudgren and the Pacific l.atul Company, a corporation, defts ; suit to foreclose lien. John T. Long for plff.. Rice k Orcutt for left. IVcific Land Company. 2:to5. Ada Craber. plff . vs. Km ma K. Hoswell, deft.; suit to fore close mortgage. Neuner Wimber ly tor plff.. O. P. Coshow for deft. 2:tt'S. Mary Vida leets. plff. e William F. Oeets, deft.; divorce. H L. Kddy for plff. (Continued. 4. ;i.i:iali: m:s. 4. Miss I.orWta Sny.ler left Mondav night for Los An -teles, where she will spend the w inter. Joe Jaciucs is now with the 4 1st Division of Kngineers. at New Yo:k. and states that he experts to leave most any day for France. Or. Knott reports a son born to Mr. and Mis. I. W. Ove, on Tburs day evening. O. t. 2"th. Mr. and Mrs. Ove reside on the old Fcr hraehe place. Lawrence Neuner went to Rose bum Sat in day. telni ning Sund.tv with a new Ford car for Jdm M hi o. Mrs Neuner and son. Law -reiu-p, Jr.. who have been visttinu at the county seat, returned home with M. Neuner. J. Jones and family received the siid news todav that Mrs. Fern White died on the operating table at Med ford yesterday. She is a si ter or Mrs. Albert N. Jones, and taught svhool in (Mcndale several years ago. She was formerly M iss Fern Si inc. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hailey and sen. of M v rile Creek, visited wilh Mrs. Itailev's sister. Mrs. K. K. Oyer Tuesday. They were on their way to Crauls Pans to spnd the win ter, but w ere railed bark to M rt le Creek yesterday to attend the fu neral of Mr. Hailey s father. Yesterday afternoon at Oliv et Churill, Hon. Ietri Rlre, of Rose burg. viMike to a small audien.e. his sub jet t beiir; 'Food Cotisei v a tion.'' While the crowd was small, it does not signify that the people of Clelidale will not do their pa 1 1 in t he conserv at ion of food. Mr Itiee gave a fine talk and it was right to the point, hut it seems that many neople did Hot know of the meeting. Miss Helen M!!ler. w lr has charge of I he domes! ie sejeno department of our school, also gae an interesting talk on lood roiisena v t ion. (Mcndale New s. PrvNbytertan Oiurt-h. "A man by :iTiendtn church drawn with him h.s family and hi trend, gives Dew j ajiuve to tho?e doing church work. in I has that satisfaction which ; oines to a man when ho has done hu duty." We hope you will come lor the Sunday school ut :45 a.' , utii rmnin tor the preaching ivie. Mr. W. W. Ashcraft will It ad t lie Kndeavor m-i ice at i : .1 p. m. At the ening service the ( pastor w ill begiu a series of four j Pinions on the Parable of the tiood j Simaritan. The subject tor Sunday evening w ill be "A Certain Man " Spoeial imi-ifc will be furnwhed dur- ing this series by the church male, imirtette und the I. O. O. F. or-1 -hesira. K. W. Warrington, pastor.) Children Cry for Fletcher's I'ttM Mc-cli.Mli-t I .Im,.ii1. - llihh' s.limil. a. in.; MliiiniliK xervlif. II iiYliM-k, wilh 11 si'iinon in liinun ill llw fi'iir iHliulroillll anniviMMiry nf Hie Ki-foi lualiiill limlvr M ill ill l.utlii'r: Kl'wortll I.chkui'. p. in.. li'inliT. Mrs. A. .1. (li'ilil.'H. Inplr "l.i'iivini: llu l-'uri'inn Avtilniifli' ;" i'm'iiIiir si'iil.i'. Von will ! runliiilly w I'lcoiiit'il at all llu'M1 hi'I--.1. SiM'iui'r. pallor. ChriMliiii S i-iiii SiM'Icly.-- Tliia sin!i'l. whli-h is Imati'il at till' ml-' nor r I. an.' and Main ulrifl. Imliln s. rvli'i'S i-artl Suliila., iiimlllllK at I I ii . lin k, also t'clni s.lay I'wnlliK at T:::n tins ri i tii: s,'ixit illrlmli'H li'sliinolilis of lii'uliliK In l lirlstian S . I. n. v. All an- wi'lionie. Sunday s.-lu'ol i-omclii!? in the Mime liilllil i ii k at '.!:)". a. in. All mi to tin as" of L'n years are invileil til allellil. ''-.iliie.-t ol ItiMe lesson for Sunday. Nov. I. i:erlastillK rillllnlllni'llt." Si. lie irue's I 'litirt'li. Main and I'ass slreels. lie. Hair II. I 'iiar. 'rwenty-serolld Sunday afiei I nnily. I'Mial wrvii m al 7 : :t and II a. in.: Sunday school a. in No evening sorvne, as the iear will he al Slllheilin. Subject of sermon: 'All Saints and All Souls." Tim Itu 1,1 if is cordallv welcome al all sot- I ItupliM Cliiiicli.- V. 11. Kalon. in in is Hcaular seii.es tomor row. The pa'tor will priach. Kino unit ii-. A hearty welcome. Woimli .eil. Come. If you nave nomeltilnp lo noil or nut trv an Adv. In Thn Review The Elad Yuu Have Always Bought, and which has been in use fur over thirty years, has borne the signature of and has been made under his per LLx 60nixr supervision since its infancy. fcuVVJi 4CCCMiZ Allow no one to deceive you in this. AU Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good " are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing- Syrups. It is pleasant, it contuins neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has been i. constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea ; allaying Fevcrishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy aud natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of In Use For Over 30 Years Thy Kind You Have Always Bought t cr rNTim rr For Burning Eczema Best Quality Canned Goods We have a complete line of the well known Diamond " " canned goods. Try the sifted wrinkle peas, none better, also beans, crn and tomatoes. (Jive our canned baked sweet potatoes a trial, theyr'e fine. THE CASH STORE i;tlSG Automobiles I liae I ln follow inc used nirn for Mile nt hnriMin price, in i :ich ear is In f its! -cl;iss condi tion : I'HC Chevrolet, run .Moid miles l"" IH1I Ford, run In, nun miles, just repaitiii'd ..t!t;t-."i 4o H. 1'. Hue 'JT.- I ! 1 3 Sludi liaker ll :: K. M. K. . . . JIHI CHYIWjlf7 GARAGE It is the Soldier's Duty to protect and take care of the nation. It Is your duly to proieit und Take Care of What You Have If your Kill! Is allowed to le- coine foiled und lull of t'crius ami liist. yuu are not doiiiK your duly to yourself. Try Our Way Imperial Cleaners Phono 277, 342 N.Jackst n (Itvasy salves and ointments slumM not be applied if good clear skm is wanted. From any druit (or 33c or $1.00 l;r extra larpe sizt, get a hot lie of zcino, When applied aa directed it efJecr.'ely removes eezema.tHiickly slops i' and heals skin troubles, also sore;, bums. woundsand chahnti. It pene' rates, cl- ame and H)thes. Zvmo is a clean, ileiK'ndablc1 and inexpensive, parte; r:itiii; nntistpti': liquid. Try it, as we believe ntl-irn ou have ever used is aseffeelivc and sat i(yiny. The E. W. Rose Oi.. Clew land. O. Ihedue al Itanilitn Ha in ton will make arnuiK'iiientH to bllilil il $L'0,IMI0 dliiie to elear tlie Co(uill' liiver har, aerorditig lo (ieor' W. Moore, of the Muote Mill 61 l.umlM'r Co . whirh opn at I lo mill at ltaudon. Mr. Moore stopped in t he eily last 11 iz lit on his way imrlh lo Portland lor a business visit of Kfwral days in that eily. says Marshftt'ld Tinos. SIiohIihk at Un bar is tin eause of all the shipping trouble whirh two weeks uko Ih-UI up five ships hi-eause of iusutf iet-n( depth if water. I'nder ordinary ron ditions the river in-elf has sullieient eui reni in elear I his, hut wit h no rain reeently it has are. niulatei). V. V. t'oulter left this morning lor hole, where iu will visit with htri parents lor the iu-t few days. Ceo. J. Slearns ai'.d v. ife arrived in t liis eit y I his morn Inn from ( ),i K laml to isil durhiK the day with frinncls". DOUGLAS HIDE & JUNK CO. Highest rash market priees paid for hides, wool. iron. rays, cop per, brass auto tires, 2 mi hand tools ami inaebinery. We pay best of prices and buy anything of value, so call on us before disposing of anything you have on tin ml . Siiniv ileal to all our motto, I'hone -D nmliis Hide Av Junk Co. Main Ai o.tk. llosehur. Ore. I li Vmi Fnil tn dot Our Prices Rofnro Rmrina Flour, Feed,Groceriesand Seeds $ You are going to Lose Money. We have in addition to our J stock on hand, several cars due to arrive this week. 4 I?irTII )lir 'our 's f,,ua' an on n,ar''t- Belter than many liranc's of so-called firsl Kradcs f t. I IvUUlX. and our priees are as low or lower than the lowest. (You know us. our customers are our Ixst J 5 advertisement.) We ahsolutelv guarantee eerv sack of our flour to he as represented. FEED: Wc carry a large and complete sleek at all times, at the lowest prices. See us for: Brand, Shorts, Millfeed, Rolled Barley, Wheat, Oats, Soy Bean Meal, Cocoanut Meal, Etc. Also Poultry Feed of all kinds. FALL GRASS SEEDS: Our stock is yet complete. Reclaimed Grey Oats, Eng. Rye Grass, Orchard Grass, Mesquiteor Velvet Grass, Clover, Timothy, Alfalfa and Rye. PEOPLES SUPPLY CO Why - Your - Electric Light Bills go Up and Down mm ;i irhitrr ymi depend upon itrtificiiil lii;litintr nearly fr tiimx as ninny Iiihii's in each 2 I as in summer. .liinr the average use of elerlrir lilit in a resiilenre is 'i hours anil '.'' minutes a day. k Ih i i mlii r the average use of elec tric li'ht, ill a resilience, is li hours ami "ill minutes a day. This is in riirllif mil ii nil. As the summer days j;row shorter tin- "electric lijfht hours" hecome longer. So ill un til January when the days yrow longer aud the "electric light hours" grow shoi'ler. There are other reasons, too, why your lulls in fall and winter are larger than in the spring ami summer good reasons that show it is simply the re sult of the M-ason's change; your more extensive use of electric light, and not the fault of the electric light company at all. IIViM : ii mini r is urir, vacations ale over. l'.er liody is home again; more rooms are occupied; more light is Heeded. I.iiihi iri iiiiiis', late lied times ; the outside cold Keeps us indoors. The soft, cozy glow of electric light makes read ing a pleasure. More people stay at home on this account. The ii"W spapers, magazines, study, or a good hook, music and games, pass the evening all too ipiickly. It is licdtime lielore one knows it ! .Unci i' nt 1 1' I ii i a i a i j is ilmii parties :! home for the grown-ups ami little folks. Siiini times the house fairly radiates w ith the good cheer of el.'ctric hk'ht. Think This All Over Carefully and You WILL SEE "WHY" Your Winter Electric Light Bills can Reas onably Triple Those of Summer. DouglasCountyLight&WaterCo
