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KOSEIU lin KKWS-REVIEW. MOXDAY, APIUt . 1M MGB F1VM ) jyy.-.in. ,m,.nwiitiniBiti iMtoCfrflKiii; r i h sd S. K. SYKES HARDWARE, BICYCLES AND SPORTING GOODS New HEMUS IF IT'S PHOTOGRAPHY North Bend Homes May Be Raided MAKSHFlKI.l). April 2. Some t' the residents of North Hend are verv niu W worried ;for fear that 5 tlieir cellars will bo raided by rev- 1 t-nue 11. en in search of liquor. It is r.iid that some who happened to 1 ave wet gootfs left over from the ; times when Oregon was not so arid I its now, have managed to smuggle them out of their storage places in tl:f; houses and concealed the Dot Mled goods in places of greater safe- According to the story It seems thai some person or persons In Korth Hend took it upon theniselvef to notify the prohibition officers at the headquarters that North Hend ' people had supplies of liquor on j l and. It Is said that the officer : were furnished with a list of names j of those who more than likely had I supplies In the cellars of their I houses. 5 Oiffeers have come to Coos Hay. j Two federal men assisted in a raid f .1 few days ago when two men were inptured for making moonshine. The list which it Is claim 0 was furnished the officers is said to have contained the names of some I rominont men. it Is reported that some of those who have supplies "f a high Quality, such as has al most been forgotten ever existed are greatly worried because they might le seized and it appears that the warning has gone out sufficiently in time to allow the happy posses sors to seek anothor hiding place tiir their valuable holdings. There was a siory afloat today tt'at one place was loaded and ready for searrh. Bottles were f iled with something harmless from 'h prohibition standpoint, and when officers made a search they were fooled and disappointed. At any rate the Incident of the ' fficcrs having been informed has rreated more or less uneasiness on 'tie part of some of the residents "'tio had hoped that they might not n:ff.r an entirely dry period. DKSTHOVKTI IS DAMACKO. O HONOLULU, April 3 The Uni- t States destrnvpr fiannrpv nx- HvMfi here yesterday in convoy with a hole in the stern, having been rammed by another destroyer en rouie from San Iicgo. POTATOES Practically no stock left in hands PRICES GOING We have one and one half cars Table Stock and a half car of Seed Stock Bought at Reason able Prices. Our trade gets the benefit as usual. They are going like "hot cakes", won't last long, gel your supply now. EVERYBODY'S EXCHANGE (Incorporated) M. L. Daniel 1 0. J. Lindsey PHOTOGRAPHER LATE OF PORTLAND Having Uium1 premises in the KohJ hutfen Hulhliiijj la now ready for biiHltie. COME AND SEE ME Tri-State Debate Date h Fixed o MISKClTi-A, Mont. April 3. A triangular debate between teams representing the Universities of Montana, PT.tho and Vtah will take place on Friday, April 1 1, it is an- nnunced at the state university heie. Tho question will be, "Kesolved, That congress should enact a com pulsory arbitration law kr settling labor disputes that re connected with public utilities." William II. Hlganbotham and J. A. FnrmeV will comprise the Mon tana team which will debate Idaho in the university auditorium. A negative team will be sent to debate I'lah, This team will consist of George Witter and Paul Smith. L'tali will debate Idaho. In oach case the; affirmative team remains at home. ' MII.ITAUV I! VI. I. - CI TATUM A. Wash.. April 3. Gov- Hemp sailors trimmed In ribbon, ernor Uniia F. Hart and his staff fruit and flowers. Hell .Millinery .If are expected to attend a military ball given here tomorrow night by' the newly formed supply company uf the Third infantry regiment. Na tional Guard of Washington. 1 Mr. Good Goods Says: Our GOODS are GOOD our PRICES LOW. Fisher's Girls Are Natural I Born "Fibbers" LONDON (By Mall). The feml ntnn ol "liar" is liblr." That's why women, ate belter llura than men. It sounds paradoxical, but Canon Peter Oreen says u in so. He was addressing the Liverpool police court on Juvenile crime. "A criminal boy," he said, "Is silly. A criminal girl is worse. There is nothing to eiiual a girl who has got -ft the right track. Had buys tell lies which can be spotted, but girls lie connectedly, circumstantial ly, and in a most interesting and probable manner, which takes In Unite knowledge and wisdom to dis cover. The crimes of boy uticndcrs convince me that their offenses are the outcome not of badness, but sil'i ness and Imbecility." Canon Green ascribe this differ ence between hoy perverters and girls of the same ilk. to the gentler criticism meted out lo the frail sex. "If a boy at school Is found out in a deception he Is proclaimed a liar, and boys aref trained from early days to despise liars. The term is deemed too harsh for feminine offenders, and the most they are ever found out in jj a 'fib.' Girls will continue to fib light-heartedly, with never a blush wheji they ate found out. This be comes a habit. And girls fib so effi ciently that Wore long they are con vinced of the truth of t'r own un truths and will a. Id to a story with limittr.i iniacinati'Mi. never once garhlirt: the yarn, nut I it rei :hes Q eeiieeiiy piausioie anil possitil finish." I OF V. WllJ, Itl !l. MEMORIAL STARIl'M PKATTLIC, April :t. Graduates 'of the University of Washington are campaiKniruQ'o raise $.M0.000 for the construction of Washinefon field, a memorial stadium plann9 for tlie university campus here. The stadium is to be built in units, According to tho present plans the rirst unit will be completed in time tor the WashinKton-l'artmouth foot ball game November 27. When the stadium is completed, it will seat 79.000 people. II. M. Sheet er, a Washington graduate, who submitted the ptie wiitninc name, "Washington Field" in a recent contest, bus turned his prize che -k of $100 back to the stad ium fund in return for two stud tun; seats. ol! aietksi v v1 1.1, ;i:ts all HKT" IT MILKS CITY, Mont. April 2. Residents of this vity nre astonish m1 over the unseemly behavior of an old artesian well, rt landmark in CITY NFAVS . 0 New line of Easter blouses. Millinery. Hell tf smart liscro models ribbon and jet ornamcnl trim. Well Milinery. tf Special price on all K"ster hats. Dell Millinery.. tt Smart stvles for springtime wear at Bull Millinery. tf Dist:f)rive and attractive are the Palmyra Waist. Hell Millinery. tf Type that Jetter vm. a CORONA On display at 125 Casa street. tl New white Jersey skirts for Et ter wear, Bell MlIMnery. Pf Trlcorne hats and toques for lm mediate wear. Hell Millinery. tf White Milanda for sprinrme wear In lare and small shapes, at Bell Millinery. tf . The charm of spring Is expressed 'in the Palmyie Wfst, Bell Milli nery, ttr flood looklnc coats of fine all wool velour, I'alo cloth, salt and pepper tweed. Bell Millinery tf. o We have a special coffee, packrtT under our Coravau bratnl, a strictly high grade coffee, for less money than the highly advertised brands. Ask for it at the Peoples Supply Co. Oood looking coats of fine all wool velour, polo cloth, salt Qid pepper tweed. Bell Millinery. of Growers UP o o Waste OH Will Kill Mosquitoes l iVIN'GSTON. Mont.. April 3 Wast oil from the gaia of this city m to be put 10 work uround the town, according to plana of ir. K. heard, local heuttii offii-nr. The vustf oil, gathered in utensils placed In the garage?, will he die tiibtited in sections or the city where pools of HtHffnant water exlM and ii ot her plauo where It t miripectcd mosquitns ure bred. The oil also v. ill be used in fighting fllen during 'lie summer and fa burning the dead odicA of horses and other animals where Ruch la necessary. the heart of the bulnens district. which niter a l-year period of in Hctivity, recently rami to life by iroduclni; sttMim. Kyplnnationn of this erratic be I.aviur of a once reliable cold walei source ure numerous but unsatis- lai-tory At any rate, the water Is lMiilini; within a foot of the top of the pipe, and it is believed that the well iihs turned into a geyser and hot spring. WILSON TltWSMlTS UKPORT. , WASHINGTON, April a.- Presi dent Wilson today transmitted to the seniite the report of the Ameri can commission bonded by Major l Vneral Horhord, which invi'stl .itcd coin! nns in Armenia. The oni mission made no roronimcmla Hon relative to the United States, hut the n9i't contained cxienstw plans tor such action. The ir.hiibK ; nts. tin coinmir-sion stated. dc.sif merica to take the ma 0ite first, with Urilain second choice. No man date shouid be taken, the report said, without a formal agreement with jk'ance ami Gre.it Britcin and also uie definlie approval of Ger many and Ilussia. O Now Is the tune to have your pbino artistically tuned. C, (q Arumlel, ptione lsy-l., years in ternational experience. I'ta.s fok H.vrr iii.v; ThorouRhhred white Kocks from on ckk Htrain. Alo thoroughbred S C. W hite heglO'iis Taucrtd Htrain. Kggs $H.OO per hundred. A few white Kock cockerels for sale, 14.00 fash. A. S. Hunt. 2 L' Jaekfton St., N., Koseburg, Oregon. ODORLESS CLEAN-TFICIENT Fold only in SS lb white cotton bag $235 And 2 lb. package w 36 No filter No Hulk All KrrtllLicr BEIT BCIET Ut IJT-ltST CI I IK Ml MOCUCC I'or I.atrit. Flowrr. CiurJnn, Khrntj IIuum) 1'ljnti. 1 Irld and Orrlianti Btx.lc Ht:E Tell just MOW A 2& lb hft cnvt-rn a lawn ipare of 12i'0 n iuHrf fMt La.-n a y ar or mora. A lahlo!4ioiinfti1 to of potatnfs, to- mniopj r imlln try roc j'isfi nifntu hun dunt flowvri. crisp and early veicetiibtes. A tea spoon ful fir 6 to 8 In potfd Iilant. J't'iiii Kive Ii Fullr urautecd, DISTRIMT TOR J. F. BARKER. (Si, CO. Auto Owners! Wo Oiild 1m' plene(l to test your Catteries Free nt any linm and Rive you eert adilce na the cine of IbitteHci, lien pin ' hasiiife new liuller lcO t r price. We run tme you money. MDT0XSH3? GARAGE 111 X. jftkson St. Kosehurg. SODA Buy It By the Cae All Flavors Rosebur' Dairy and Sod? aVorks PHOVK M.t -n 0 WING to the ad vance price of auto tires it would pay you to see Green at his tire shopand let him explain how your worn tires can be made like new at less than half the price of new ones. I repair blow outs, rimcuts, retread ing bicycle tires, rub ber boots, hot water bottles or anything made of rubber. Come early before the spring rush. GREEN'S TIRE SHOP Vit 4tar Xortta ld' Orotcrr KERK'S QI'AUXV POULTRY Are pmparM undtr th direction of PTof. C. 9. Brwgtr, foruieYly ot the Poultry Department, Oregon A ricultural Colle-tu. They will main tuin the health and vitality of your flock, hasten the growth of profit able broiieia and early laying pul Ut and produco mow egag from uur laying flock. For growing chick a use Kerr's Chich Feed, Chick Developer Maata and Developing Scratcn Feed. For laying tiena uso Kerr'a Scratch Feed and Fes Produced. For sale by c;burgh Bros,, Iiose- nurg. Oregon. Headquarters for poullrynien. PROFESONAL CARDS on. id: iiiuifoki) t'hlropracto'ra, West ltoseburg. Phone 40K4. DIC. CIuMIl K. Al,l.l: Dentist at 31 Perkins ltulliltng. Kneel urt'. Orogon. Office Hours: 9 to 13. m 1 to fi p. in. Phor.d 5. OH. r. 11. U'AUK PHVSK'l AM) SI Itl.l l)V Rooms 421-422.423 Perkins UUg. t)ffii-p Phone M. lies. It; 2. MI!8. V. I). tHKX Cut Klowers. Pottod Plants, Funeral Desigm, Vwkllng liouquets, Ktc. Ill Ca;s St. For sale at the Fern. Phone! 240, Kosehurg. Oregon. UK. 8. 1.. Del.Arr Osteopathic Physician and9urgeon. Phoees' office 119, residence 454-J. 31!) h l..-tfl 11. .11 II .1 i I ..w .Di.m. uuiiuiiib, noseiuirtt Q)rTgon. w Dlt. M. ll.PI.VII.lt ChlniMr.ii-tii- i'hys.cluuy222 W. I,une SJ. Klec-1 irtcat ireatmenta. Hours U to 5 Phone If. 2. liADAIIAl'till I.lvj '.Vlre Auellon- eer will got you tho high dollar, letter look him up before arrung Ing sale. Dates made at Uuipqua Valley Dank jrtice Hours: 10 to 12, 2 to 4. Phones: Office, 171; Hes., 172. OK. I.IX'K'IT.V SMI 1 11. 1'IIYSIt'IA.N Women and Phlldren Diseases a Specialty. Offii, .Masonic Uuiliilng. I)lt. O. A. SMITH, M. T. Successfully treats all diseases. ; CotiBullatloa Free. Lady attendant. ' Office 404 N. Jackson. Phona 122-J. Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. j Dlt. II. W. TITl'S, l. M. !., Dentist.' Mmlern l'.4iilpnient and Method. Hours: 9 a. in. to 12 a. m.; I p. m. to 6 p. in. Kveningn and Sundays by appointment. COTTA OllOVE, OREGON. THE RU1TER SANITARIUM (Incorporate- Our Improved faellltUa are being appreciated, no that even now de iired entrance bhould be arranged 1-r, oi iri ,ii ij.i j n III till MIH?. 1 JT. V rower la tho houne phvaiciau and ie prepared to answer any call made upon lii in . ritoue J13. 37 Weal Douglas street. DU. V. L. Itl ITI lt, Medical IHrect.ir Reduced Prices on- FEED For a few days wo will mll feed at tlia fulluwing prices: Kollfd Hurley, per ton, JSM; pt-r sack. $3.19. Whole Oats, par ton iTZ; per 100 lb. nark $ . T : per bushel. $1 2U. ..Illl Hun per ton $; Ho Hi. ark 2 ,;- 78 lb. Kick. $1.90. .MIiIdleliiKM. por ton $119; per !I0 lb, surk $3.20. Ground Karley Hog Feed, per loll $7U; 100 'q Rack, $:i.OO. Sunnybrook Uok Feed, per ton. $'!7; 100 lb. Hack. $3.4.'. Wholo Corn, per ton. $77; per 100 lb. $3.90. Stock Molasses. 600 lb. barrel $20; per 100 lb., $3.75. On good farm horae, one 3 In, waKon. one disk, heavy harness, light buggy. 2 bugs, and 1 1500 lb. truck. JUDD & McMILLIN MONUMENTS It in intel a ruMnK trltxiUj to our loved ont-ii who havu ias.H-d away That we mark Uh ir IuhI rfntiriR jiiacc wiih iniHitinifhtn. WlH-tht r ft Up a Kf.iull Hiniif or an lmpoHliif? uuniiiiif-iit, wt' nr fQUlppcd lo kIvh you the utmost In quality and nervier. I'eoplf Mil role iiraiii( Wnrk W, K. Mnnl ei n, n itlf tor. Hoteburg, Ortgou. G. W. Young & Son lit Casa St. lir. S.J.L1 Kill the Coddling Moth It u only the big tourui apple jjfut make your profit, tlie worm)' ones go to tf cider mil. Spray regularly and thoroughly with Sherwin-Williams DRY ARSENATE OF LEAD It liu maximum killing nwhii..,'ll I . r . r the toltarr. It is made washed otF ly heaiy rains. used Dry Arsenate of Lead We wUI (sUdly Rive you Churchill Hardware Co. Hill! Roscbun. r at - ft. r wr u-u wi.l X ' V i,k'ir- J Sherwin-Williams Products LARGEST MAKERS INSECTICIDES IN THE WORLD GERM61 can't live in pastuiizrd BUTTER and Cream Insist Jersey Brand IT'S PASTURIZCD Douglas County Creamery HOUSEHOLD CONVENIENCES. Kitchen Cabinets, ngit In effects of any sort are made by ui. lta all home Industry. Bee ub about anything In this line you want. TheJ. G. FlooKCo. If (ii have something to sell or rent try an Adv. in the News-koview. 111 KM YOI It I'.VI'KIt Will pay 50 cents per 100 v lbs. for newspapers nnd maga- zlm-H iinill, AI'ICII, 1.1. TapeiH inuat he tied up and delivered at lunger's Junk hlmji. No calls will be made - ut above price. WANTED ORCHARDS AND FARMS Tin i e will be many buyers In I'm Hand soon who w ould like your place If I bey knew about It. So:n! are here now, others on the way. I am in touch with qulio liiiuinber. Send me full description of voiir placo, your price, cash or trade, and what you want to trade for, as I likely know your place and can si ll or trade it for you I.. I 'ecu, Onk St., I'ortlHiiil. LIME SULPHUR SOLUTION Get your ordi-rs in mw and be prepared. PROMPT SHIPMENTS. Write for prim stating quantity wanted. Sutiierfin Fruit Products Co. srTiiritl.iv. Kum On In And have your battery teste d at our free testing station. Or maybe you need a new battery, if so et our pricis before buying elsewhere. Special attention to Truck Tire work prompt service at riht prices. TIRES, TUBES and ACCESSORIES Roseburg Garage mm o I vuio to sridc It is the most widely in the country. prices and literature. Oregon on We are henliuartnra for flour. Try our IMckelt. Snowdrift and Olympic brands of hard wheat flour. Tho price Is rlsht. l'eoplos Supply Co. We wnsh and polish cars at Mor ton's garage. If you have something lo sell or rent try an Adv. In the News-Ilevlew. HIDES All kinds of JUNK wool and Caacara Durk. lucluriiriK paper, alao mohair, i nst Iron anil Dry Itonr. Berber Junk Shop Corner Cass and I'tno. ItO.llCIILIUi. OIIE. oitWio.v. A. l-.M'l 111' MIOK MAkKIl - not a mere cobbler mends yo.ir vlioes whin they come to us. We restore shoes' Instead of rmialrlng them. To stretiijihen the weak nehses without care In preserving the stle of the shoe Is an old-fa."htoned. clMtn y woik. I.i t iis show you what we do by our modern methods and factory machinery. Shoes caikd for and delivered. 10 cen'.s full a. I'hone lol. W. S. HOWARD Uontlymr ttUoa Hiairer. Hi N. Jaskson 8t Uooar, i v r t l 5 !. . i i'T S