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OLD GRAND JURY FILES
fINAl REPORT IN THE
CIRCUIT COURT HERE
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon fr Douglas County.
To the lion. J. W. Hamilton. Judge
of the above entitled court:
We. the undersigned, members of
tho Crand Jury for Douglas County,
Oregon, duly impaneled at the regu
lar February. 1 !!!'. "" ' tl1'"
court, beg to report that we have
been continued the Grand Jury for
the May term hereof, and as Ruch
hau- carerully Investigated and ex
amined into the different charges of
crime committed and tryablc within
said eountv, and have returned Into
court true bills where In our judg
ment the evidence was sufficient, and
not true bills where the evidence was
deemed insufficient. In accordance
"Maybe nobody has told you"
says the Good Judge-
THE REAL TOBACCO CHEW
put up in two styles
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
W'-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
The Things About a
Maxwell You Remember
1. It i cins endless mileage.
2. It makes a dollar's worth of gas
travel a mighty distance.
3. It shies at the repair shop.
4. Its tires seem to last forever.
Its upkeep never makes you poor.
It never wobbljs or creaks in its old age.
If you keep two or three other cars
you'll drive your Maxwell twice as
often as any of the others.
It is never thirsty for oil.
Your neighbor and your banker re
spect your motor car judgment.
When you part with it, it's like
parting with a life-long friend.
All ten of which are due to the 300,000-all-alike
idea conceived at the time the Maxwell was
originated, 5 years ago. The policy of
doing one thing and doing it well
over a period of years has no better ex
ample in business today than the prod
uct of the Maxwell Motor Company.
It's thfi IcinH of rflr vnn npvpr fnrrrpt
J to
H. MERTEN
DlMtribntur for Douglas Couiily.
with the instructions of your Honor
at the time that we were impaneled.
We have conducted a number of
investigations where there have been
brought before us young offenders,
and the examinations disclose that
there In an ever increasing tendency
for Juveniles to resort to petty thlev
ery, and If not curbed with by tho
officers will have a bad effect upon
these boys and perhaps land them In
the penitentiary. While they could
be indicted and tried, yet we nro re
luctant in imposing severe haidhsip
upon boys or girls of tender age. We
feel that It is the duty of the parents
and our juvenile court and officer
to cope with this situation. We have
no criticism to offer against the ju
veniel work, but wish to commend
the -excellent work that Is done by
our Juvenile officer and would re
commend that, if possible, she be
given every assistance nud devote
more of her time to the work.
There have been brought to our
Why this good tobac
co costs less to chew.
You get real tobacco
satisfaction with a
small chew. It gives
you the good tobacco
taste. 1 1 lasts and lasts.
You don't need a
fresh chew so often.
It saves you money.
Morr milti fr gallon
Mart mtttl oh tmi
Service Station
itlj-iiltt I':. Oak Hl
attention nn unuaual number of ttta
tutory ratten, and there seems to be a
wave of laxity of morals which wo
i-pRret to state and wo hesitate nbout
fixing the cause for this Krent ten
dency toward degeneracy. We would
rhnrRe theme who are enjoined with
the duty of informing the lawn to put
forth an extraordinary effort ami ler
ret out and brliiK to justice every
person reiiponaiMe and endeavor to
reduce this social evil.
We nlso And In our Investigation
that there are many boyn who are re
ceiving Intoxicating liquor, and yet
we ate unable to get sufficient evi
dence to prosecute these cases.. In
variably when the persona are called
before the (irand Jury the deny un
der oath any connection wlh any
illicit transaction of that I; it id. This
haa damaging moral effect. In that
the crime committed before the In
quisitorial body Is more severe than
the handling of the illicit traffic. We
believe that If the officer, especially
the municipal and other pence niti-i-era
throughout the county, would
put forth c : effort and strictly per
form their duties as required of them
by law, that this course could he
reduced to a minimum.
In our February report to this
court we called attention to the con
dition of the county Jail. We airatn
visited the jail and find the same In
a sanitary condition and commend
the improvement. We find, however,
that a portion of our report was dis
regarded, and that is more lights
should be Installed therein.
We a bo made recommend at Ions
with reference to the Improvement of
the ('mint y Poor Kami. We again
vlttltcd tho Poor -'aim and find the
same in good condition a lift the in
mate well cared for; but our re
commendations with reference to a
cement floor to be put In the base
ment thereof has been wholly disre
garded. We still Insist that this Is a
eceMtv :md hnu!d have Immediate
attention.
With leference to the recommen
dation made hi to the 'oirl House
ground, we wi-h to say that they
have been wholly die-regarded, and
we do not care to make any further
recommendations, as our findings
wr-re fully and clearly set foi th In
our former report. The responsibil
ity can be placed upon thoiw with
tviura that iw
And now having performed our du
ties to the best st our ability, -e ask
your Honor, to relieve as from fur
ther attendance.
Dated at Roseburg. Douglas Coun
ty. Oregon, thU 23rd day of May,
1919.
B. F. NICHOLS,
Foreman.
JAS. DOLAW
H. Oil EST,
T. F. HURD,
. PETER HALF,
VM. VOORH1ES,
L. J. BARNES,
Secretary.
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THEIR LAST DANCE TOGETHER
Mrs. Caatlt Telia a Pretty Story of
Her Final Performance With
Her Husband.
Irene Castle's memories of her Into
husband. Otpt. Vermin Castle, con
clmle In Kveryhndy' with the' fol
lowing account of their lust public
appearance:
"Our Inst dnnre together was while
he was Instructing up at Camp Mo
hawk, Canada. He hail heeu Riven
permission to come to New York es
pecially to dance with me at a Hrttlsh
recruiting lienetlt which was held at
the New York hippodrome. Because
of the nature of the occnslon. he had
heen given permission to dance In
uniform. It hail been lone since we
had danced our old dances together,
and It had been necessary the day be
fore to work quite hard In brushing
up. I had expected that Vernon would
have forgotten altogether a lot of the
steps or that he would he n little stiff
from lack of practice, hut on the night
of the benefit he danced divinely. At
the close of the performance many
henutlful flowers were handed to us
over the footlights. We bowed and
bowed again our thanks. In the wings
Vernon nervously kissed my hand nnd
there were tears In his eyes. I won
der If he guessed we had danced our
last dance, and the last ring of ap
plause for us was still.
"The world had been very good to
us. We bad lived well and lavishly
because of that same npplnuse. To
gether we tasted success, fame and
money. Thank God that at no time
during that night did I dream it was
the end."
SIMILAR TO SHELL SHOCK
Malady Affecting Those Unfortunate
Enough to Be on Ships That
Were Torpedoed.
Cases tin vo lately camv to thp at
tention of the military surgeon where
the fright and fear due to ships be
Inp torpedoed ha vp (riven rNe to
Kyiiiptoui mieMlve of shell shock.
Itocter Chinei, In a commiiiilnitbui to
the Neurological society of Purls, bus
described the mental effect observed
n hen on hoard a ship which was tor
pedoed. After the flrt stupefaction follow
ing I he attack It was observed that
several pnssctiirer dUclmrifed pun
Into the air or Into (he sen. In oilier
word, the pent up ticrvoii energy
fmind release In letting loose the Im
mense energy rntiecnlriitcd In explo
sives. Similarly, It was welt known at
the front I tint n long day of waltlnii
In the trenches was productive of
more ruses of shell shock than n day
of active engagement wllli the enemy.
Next there were a few rnse (if ul
elde among rhe passenger. These
pasengers were on the whole calm
enough, even on the life rafts. It was
only when they were on the rescuing
ship that pHychnnciirote phenomena
began to develop, Including minium,
spasmodic weeping, laughter, tremor
spasmodic movements f (ilt. itmhs, ,tv.
The Venatile Carrot.
There Is nothing like a war to
i luiiige the status nf tilings. Look, for
example, at the bumble carrot. Iteforc
the war It whs one of the lovlb"t of
all the vegetables, seldom used ex
cept for slews or New Kngland boiled
dlnii'Ts, hut It certainly bus been do
ing Its hit 'In the culinary line recent
ly. It bus become a past master In
the art of camouflage. Crated raw,
It Is snld to be n very goml substitute
for egg- In certnln things. I.lttle slices
dried become raisins nnd currant, nnd
other bits, treated a little differently
uniMpicrndo a candled oriinge and
lemon peel. Orange marmalade and
certain kinds of Jam are made of (hern,
and large chunks of them boiled nnd
sugared miik wonderful candied fruits
of every kind pineapples, pej.ri. apri
cots, cherries nnd are used by many
raterern to glvo their wnr cakes am!
puddings a properoui nnd fetlve
look.
Work for East Indian Women.
The thought of Mohammedans fight
ing for Christian tdenls, of dark
age heat bent m tnkltrg up arms for
the cause of civilization and humanity,
opens a vista that would be stagger
lug were It nt that the Idea has nnr
been dreamed of.
A one result of the wnr, the worn
en of India have for the first time
worked In the government departments
In IMhl, and the question Is be
ing debated as to giving women en, mi I
representation with men In the plant
of the India National society. In alt
the bnllle for larger things India has
mel the problems common to all lands
Mlih the most modern, ehVlcnt arid
m If sacrificing methods.
The women of India can henceforth
be counted on as a factor In the larger
problem of reconstruction.
If you havft flornething to ml) or
reut ti x an Adv. In The Review.
Rerliw Want. Adf. bring MtuIU,
ii m-n Mwtm bi
Liu ii swm& w
II
(Port rmpijii" Courier).
licit KohertK li ft Monday morning,
for Kugene h lit re he wa.s called on
important huMinc.
Kmfl NmIsoii returned tho IuhI of
I he week tin in (outs li;ty poinlb,
where he had been called on import
ant biininess.
Joe Morris whk in Heed sport (be
last of the week on bnnim-nM and
paid the Courier office a vintl, leav
ing the amount of a Hiibnn iplion lo
ihe Courier behind him.
Taeoma adopted the motto " Watch
Tacouia Crow." In Ueed sport It
could hardly be applied MiccesHtully,
Tor (he lown Is growing, ho rapidly
thai lis growl h can not be watched.
HOW'S YOUR BLOOD?
Pimples and Eruption!
Mean Bad Blood
People who have, impure or impover
ished blood should Ik careful to take
only a temjterance remedy made of wild
rooti and barki such as Mr. Pierre's
(iolden Mcdic.il Ihscovcry is and has
been for nearly bO years. Ingredients
printed on wrapper.
The first day you start to take this
reliable medicine, impure Kerm and
accumulation b Kin to separate in the
blood and arc then expelled through
the elirninalive organ.
In place of the impurities, tlie ar
teries and veins gradually Ret fresh
vitalized blood and the action of this
good blood on the skin means that pim
ples, boils, carbuncles, eczema, rash,
acne and all .skin blemishes will di "ap
pear. Then you nuM remember that
when the blood is riht, the liver, stom
aih, bowels and kidneys become healthy,
active and vigorous and you will have
no more trouble with indigestion, back
ache, headache.
dct Dr. Pierre's Golden Medical Dis
covery to-day at any medicine dealers,
in tablet or liuutd form, or send Kte for
trial package to Dr. Pierces Invalid'
Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y.
Kjtnkanf, W'unK. "I bad scmfuloiui
sore on my xfy and limbs ami boda
were nlwavs coming out in different pin ecu.
I took treatment from several dox tir? but
they did Inn no Rood. At but I bep.in
using I)r. Pierce ' fiolden Medical Dis
covery for my blood. W hen 1 Iifwl taken
three hot t lea of it. ihe. so red were nil healed
rid I biv not been troubled any narns
ith buiLt.". U. H. tuMn, . Ill)
try St,
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THE
FRIENDLY
TOBACCO
Horse Sense About Tobacco
.Good tobacco 'ought to be like a well
bred hoss all th' kick taken out but
all th' sperit left in.
You see, half the secret of makin' a good hoss is
in the breedin' an' half in the breakin'. Selectin'
tobacco that's grown right is only half makin'
Velvet. The agein' is the other half.
Thar's only one kind of agein' that gets th' right
results Nctvrc's own. Nature's no clock
watcher. She does a job right whether it takes
two years or two thousand.
So when she gets through' with the fine Kentucky
Burley that we put away in wooden hogsheads
for two years, it's just right.
It ain't been hurried none,
or short - cutted. .its a
Nature-done job.
All kinds of things are
packed in tobacco tins, but
your good neighbor will tell
you "Velvet is the real pipe
tobacco." Prove it for yourself.
Roll a VELVET
Exports Increase.
American dairy prodmtH are more
favorably received In Knropo than
ever. Kxport of condensed milk to
Kurope roe from HHmmi.immi in
PH I, to .Vtn.OOO.lHMI In 1!MS, ni'd lli.-re
were notable liicreae In the export
of other dairy products. Most of litis
wa due to war demands but there
Keen in ii ii opporl unity to ex pin id In
dairy export. A normal Increase in
dalrvlmi In tbN country l lu-illl-'d
proldinu there Is Hie ne.-e-u ry In
create In field crops
The Installment Method.
'I rtee we can pay our Income tin
In iiistiiltnieuls."
"At lat the to erninent ha1 bit upon
n plan wllh which I am pert'ecily
familial ."
H;s IT I'.W Yor?
Ioe It pay you to do your own
cleaning and prepHhig w hen we are
Titled up to the minute lo do It for
you? Our enulpni'-nt in the larK'tt
in Ihe county ami our mime stands
for iinillty and aervlco. (iv uh a
trlul and be convinced.
LODGE CARDS
t. P. A. M., IreJ Ixylgo No. II
Regular Communication! 2od oi
fourth Wedni'iiiU'yi each miint a'
Uaannlc Temiile, Kuaeburx, Or
Vlaltori welcomn.
OUY COItI)ON, W. M.,
W. f. IIAItltlS. e
H. I'. U. Klk, iKwxblirg Ixn1S Nn
H'M. ilulila regular cummunlia
tlona at the fclkn' Templo on thi
ind and 4tb Tburtdaya lit earl
month. All nitiuibt-'m reiiueAtHct tr
attend renularlr. and all Timlin)
brothers are cordlallr Invited ti
attend.
II J. llII.I)i:lil'UN. i: l(.
J It A II. Hllitil.K. Si.relnrT
m;AJ l.KH, Konebura Arle meet, h
thalr hull on Jachiion Ht., on 2 nit
and 4th Monday evening of earn
month, at 8 o iloek. VlBltlnt breth
ren In good etundlng alwaa wel
cnnie.
r. v. fi.AiiK, r w. r
VICTUIl J MH ;.I.I. W 1'
II K. (looliMAN, riicy.
I'hone u 183.
I. O. O. V., l'lillirUn lo.ltre No. H
-Meeta In Odd Kellown' Temi!e.
corner Jaekaon and Cana Hts.. uc
flaturlay evening of tcb week
Members of tti srder In good
Cigarette
tandlDt; are Invited to attend.
11OUAC10 C. IflilUi. N. O.
A. J, OKDUKH, Keo. Secy,
J. B. BAILET, Fin. Secy.
I. O. ). F., Itlalng tr xxlue No. 174
luubLa lu tlie Udd Kellowa' Tempi
every Friday evening. Vliltlna
brilliren alnaya welcome.
FOS l'IOK liUTNl:!!, N. 0.
CAUL W. OHM AN, Kec. Becy.
U. KICM.K, F. S.
I. O. O. P., Cnlon f,nrminpnient No. m.
Mueia In Odd FoIIuwb' Temple,
every Thuredtiy eyenlng. Vteltlnii
brethren alwaya welcome.
J II. IIAILKV. P.
IIOKACK HKItd. II. P.
OLIVKK JOHNSON, R. .
J AM EH EWAHT. F. 8.
KNKillTS OF I'VTIIIAS, Alrha
Lrnle No. 47, meets every Wed
n.n.lav evening Cor. JackBon and
C'aH V'tllorn nW-fivn welcome
I). N. IIUSCNIIAKK. C. C.
CHAd. F. HOPKINS, M. F.
K. K. WI.MUKItLY, K. It. a.
I.OYAI. UI)i:lt OF 5IOOSF, Hose
ImrK IjhIko Nd. '1037. Meela on
tljo necond and fourtli WodneBday
ev'rilriK of each month, at 8
o'clock In tho Macculieo hall. All
visiting brothers Invltetl tu attend.
C. W. CI.OAKK, Dlclator.
II. O. PAUCKTKII, Secy.
. K. R , Ttoeohnrs; Cliapter No. .
HoIiIh t nelr regular meeting oa
the it uid 3rd Thurnday In eaca
monln. .'Ultlng nieinbvra In good
landing are renpectfully Invited
to attend.
M l!S. CAltlllR DKI.L, W. M.
HlKU JOHNSON, Secy.
KF.IIKKAIIS, Kosoburg Rehekua
Lodge, No. 4 I. O. O. P. Meets
In Odd Kellos' Temjile evory
Tuexlay evening Vlnltlng aluterf
and brethren Invited to attend.
miss m.ANciiio iii:i;i. n. o.
MliS. IIKI.I.K SIKPIILNSON, Sefl.
DKI.LA 1. l.KWIS. F. 8.
HOOD.MKN OK THK WOULD, Oa
Caini) No. 126. Meeta lu the Odd
Kullowa' hail In Koeehurg every
lat 3rd Monday evenlnga. Visit
ing netrhhnrfi alwava weli-ome.
11. CAKKICK, C. C.
M. M. MIl.l.Klt. C.erk.
NKIIIIIIIOKS OF WOOIX'IIAKT,
Lilac Cln le Nn. 49. Mecla on the
)t end 3rd Monday evening of
c;ii'h monlh At Odd Follows' hall,
YIMtlug membors In good atand
Ing are Invited to Attend.
KDITII CHUIIC1ULL, O. N.
T1LLIH I. JOHNSON, Clerk.