S-RBVIEW
DAILY TEKPERATUnE
Highest westcrd-a T4
Lowest est night 81
WEATHER
fair.
In Which ia Included The Evening Newt and The Roteburg Review
tlG REVIEW.
KOSEBCRO, OREGON, WEDNESDAY', JINK 8, 1921.
VOL. X, No. 183, OF THE EVENING NEWS.
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BONOISSUl j'KUVtu
BY DOUGLAS MUNI, vuitito
BY UNEXPECTED MAJORITY
nf Road Bonds Is Surprise to Both
Rio- Vote FlltO P" " " .
Supporters anu w ---
Put Issue Over With Bang.
-witv of approximately
wlth . inajorl 01 81 bond
. i"" '....,...., eil the worm
Puca"' rtnes r
the b
litriiw . keep
ue,
cm
Ucal not intend to
ioir to Keep iu "'"i
Srnfof'X'pr.e.vecount.e-;
rf ,h" 'ff a surprise to every
Th, rote oppositionists
"ft. "LOT ngulne sup
.like. fc;;unwiln11(! to predict a
porter was "n'i,0uKvot(.B. while the
najorlty or r th returns
snowins an 'r " pmiicted a
t0 M . ti;.n t.' the bonds. But
, in oppo.it e n t. n A tQ
'"'Teartei b Ml" pessiminttc
b wea, the opposition and
. croakm-.- ' News-Review
turnea e the
ItOllUD.
favoring
voie
. a . aran brought in
return The rural cout
: '.M b tad been expected to
.how M. "opposition to the bonds.
lTor the pleasure with a bane
JndZ usae would have passed
from the big majority polled
phone message was also aentrlo R
a Month, state highway commission
er, who expreased extreme satisfac
tion with the result and stated that
a meeting of the commission will be
called for Thursday of this week at
which time the commission will ini
ediatelf launch Its plans to carry out
lis eo-oneratlve promises to the
counties.
County Judge George Qulne was
one or the most Interested persons
around the bulletin board in front of
the News-Review office, and he states
that tfie county court will carefully
follow out the program put before
the people. He expressed himself an
being greatly pleased with the vote
of confidence or tne people oi lok
las county and said that every effort
will be made to deal fairly with each
gommunity.
Feminine Blue
beard Not Worried
ItHOTH PLEASED IIV VOTE
"I am very much gratified
at the result of the vote on the
bonds." was the statement
made by H. A. Booth, chairman
of the state highway eonimls-
alon, .when be wa informed
by telephone that Douglas
county had approved the bond '
issue of $1,100,000 placed be-
fore lta voters. "I am glad of
it ou account of what it means
to Douglas sounty and to dif-
ferent sertlons In the way of de-
velopment of the market roads.
I am also pleased on account
or what it means to the state
aa well as the county In the
way of liiter-countv and state
development. Tbo commission
ia ready to meet at any time
your representative to assist in
determining the work for your
best interests, and is not only
willing but verv glad to assist
In every possible war."
(lly United Pros ! 4
SAN FRANCISCO. June 8. Mrs.
Lydia Southard, alleged feminine
Bluebeard, left San Francisco today
from the big majority puuru or Twl ,ana. idano, to me, irai
T RMeburr. . J on a charge of poisoning her fourth
.nnrr.vrt the bonds with hn.hsnd. she arrived yesterday
5 . .a .wiiv Canvonvilre. tne frnni Honolulu. Sire attended a tne-
5 nt orecinct to report, gave the bond Bter last night and laughed heartily.
' lnoe a vote of SO to 4. In the . Dpputy Sheriff and Mrs. Ormr re
accompanying tne woman.
went shonnlne In Chinatown. The
sheriff's wife declares the woman 1b
a model prisoner.
m . 1 A la.
three Oakland precincts . ,r
,M carried by Tour votes. "bur
wrat In favor of the bends 46 to ZS.
Cimu Valley put over the big per
fffltae vote which stomi 103 to 1.
II W. Perkins offers a r ward of 1 5
f the name of the man casting the
one-volel. Sutherltn atiieatea im-
bond, the vote In tne two precinc.n
undln( 65 to 1 10. Keedsi-ort went
orer big; with a vote of 307 to 71.
Olendale went against the bonds 59
to "1. Mvrtle Creek went for the
bornU 191 to 119.
Three Yoncajla precincts gave tne
lands a maierlty of 42. Kiddle car-
ri.4 the bonds by 120 to 37
Man and Girl
Are Arrested
Auxiliary Holds.
Fine Meeting
TO TOSS THEIR .
HATS INTO RING
Olcott May Seek Election as
Governor With Many Other
Announced Candidates.
PAY OF 'JOB ATTRACTS
Jay Vptun, George White and I.. J
White Alao Talked of; Uyan
My Klin For Treasurer
Much lnU'ivst In
Campaign.
SALKM. Ore.. June 8. (Special.)
Who will be the Republican aspi-
the nomlnatiou for gover-
the nrluiarius of next year?
Who is going to run for the Re-
The auxiliary to the American Le- publican congressional nomlnatiou
UAItK KITH IX J.UU
NEW VOKIv, June S.- Babe
Ruth was today sentenced to
C one day in Jail and fined 1100
for automobile speeding.
It. A. IUXTH (X.MIX.
!
State Highway Commissioner
U. A. Booth, telephoned bis
brother J. II. Booth of the
Douglas National bank, shortly
before noon today, that he will
arrive in Roseburg tomorrow
for the purpose of meeting with
the county court and Herbert
Nunn. the atate highway engl-
neer to take up at once the .
plans for preliminary work on
the Cooa Bay road.
'
DODGE CARS HKBTCED.
(nv t'nlted Press.)
DETROIT, June 8. The
Dodge Bros, cars were reduced
1300, factory price.
'
FLOYD ROM AINE, 1 8 YEAR OLD
YOUTH, GOES ON TRIAL FOR
MURDER OF ABE GIVEIIS
Fight For Life Starts In Circuit Court Entire Day Consumed
With Selection of Jury Court Room Crowded
to Hear Trial of Slajer of Abe Civens.
Miss Mary T. Gibson, of Olalla,
gion held an Interesting but short, in the three Oregon districts. I arrived in the city last evening to
business meeting last evening, at the' Who is -going to be a candidate ( remaln for B,,v(,rai nays attending
Armory, prior to tleir dance. The ror tne noiiuuntau
matter of limiting tne quorum to five state treasurer:
instead of fifteen, was voted upon
I What are tbe Democrats going to
and passed, and also the matter of do?
electing a delegate to the state con-1 These are some of the questions
ventlon which Is I be held in Eu-'tnat are npe ror ino bbkius -gene
on July 1 and 2, was decided gon politics.
Mrs. James Francea Dlllard waa Olcott Silent,
elected as delegate, and Mrs. Poor- Governor Olcott has not told any
man her alternate. , one ne wm be a candidate in 1S22
The Legion convention plans to be at least he hasn't Bald so where It
big affair. Large two-color post-1 would reach the public. A year ago
era bearing the. words, "Let's go to
Eugene July 1 and 2, to the Con
vention of the Legion and Ladies
Auxiliary," have been sent out over
the entire state. A fine program
has been arranged, and a band from
Portland, together wlib tbe Oregon
it waa frequently said that Olcott
would not lie a candidate. No one
says It now, and it may safoly be
said that ha will be ill the race.
There are three reasons for this. One
Is that the legislature this year iu
crossed the aalary. so there Is at
-Claims Dempsey
Is "Big Bum and
a Draft Dodger"
State band, will furnish music, alodg j least more than bread and butler In
it. Another reason is tne nuinan cie-
slre to hold office by election of the
people as well as by inheritance. The
third is the reasonably safe political
policy adopted by the governor
which his friends believe has main
tained for him the level of friendship
with the remainder of amusements
Many are planning to go from the
local post to enjoy tbe convention,
o
Miles Reed and Luella Tlege. the
former claimlna resident at Port
land and the latter at Sioux City.
Iowa, were arrested here last night
i-ii.nn hv nenutv Sheriff Percy Webb, upon
went 3 to 43 In favor of the bond , lniormation irom r.uBm., ...n
iisne. Drain voted for the bonds 105 , them with the theft of an autonio
to St. Dlionrllle defeated the bonds, bile. They confess to having atolen
U to 5. Melrose voted against the two cars, one In Salem and the other
hnnHi ? in i finr.ilner mssed lha In Eugene. The girl says sne came
bond Issue by three votes, the count to Portland with her father looking
itandlnr 47 to 43. for her brother, who they supposed
Practically every outlying rural , was living there. After the dopan-
eotnniunitT expressed a favorable re 0f n0r father she says she met
ote and It was certnin at an early Reed and they went to Oregon City
honr in the evening that tne major- hore thev livet for several weoas.
Thev then startd south, biking and
picking up rldea wherever possible,
and at Salem took a car off one of
the main streets. This car was left
at Eugene wbero they picked up an
other car, driving it to Edenbower
whom it waa abandoned. They
planned to come on into Roseburg
1. I.,. n'.f.l
are that the bond Issues there have " J c"Ll, wv into the 1
heen approved and the road from . arrested while on
d .-. . 1 pttv The Kugene sheriff will De
..uacimrg 10 me ia. norma line is a ' J . . 7 . , M i
certainty. I here tonight to take them to In.
Currr couniv hns bonded itself to county.
the limit of its valuation and the en-1 0 , .
tin ...m .1.. .. 'm, a Tk. Mr nd Mrs. O. D. McAllister left
fn. . h..A it fnr Portland this morning, where j
'a'd. bvahnnt fnr to on! A rele- thev will enlov the Rose Festival
Ity was to he much greater than had
ever been hoped.
hn It was definitely learned
that the bond Issue in Douglas coun
tr waa a certainty telephone calls
were Immediately sent to bond sup
port In Coos and Curry counties,
here a general celebration was
held. Reports from those counlies
Pretty Wedding
at High Noon
One of the first and prettiest of
the June Wedrillik'g niiirrnrf fnrlnv at
Jilsh noon at th Home of Mr. and
Xeuner'a Have Itaby Girl
Betty Neuner la the' name of a
bouncinr hahv rirl l.orn t ' Mercv he field When he became governor.
hosnltnl thin morn ln- m nixirlei A i-1 -Whether thnt Is sufficient to elect
torney and Mrs. George Neuner. him governor would have to be do
Both mother and baby are doing termined at the polls. No one is go
nlcely. With the sweeping victory Ing around Hinging Olcott a praise.
tnp lha hniiJ leana .nrf flia hlrh nf lllll. Oil the Other linild. little Crltl
a baby daughter, the doctor and clsm of the administration ia heard,
nurse-are doubtful regarding No one has yet come forward with
lieoTge's ultlnOite recovery. ' (Continued on page 6.)
to matters of shopping.
Miss Marguerite) Jlorney has re
turned to her home In this city after
sending the past winter in Coin-
stock, where sue mis oeen loscuius
school.
prisoner, or expert testimony.
The Jurors examined today were
Homer Haines, Frank Brown, L. M.
Dubell. Tom Westfall. J. J. Mere
dith, Henry Burt. F. C. Gurney. John
Perdue. S. D. Chapman. O. W. Mur
doch. J. M. Schaffer and I. N. Mat
thews. The final Hat of Jurors will
not be complete until tomorrow.
O. (By t'nlted Tress.)
WASHINGTON, June 8.
m, Ttninitine: Jack Dempsey . as
"the big bum who dodged the
draft." Representative Gallivan,
of Massachusetts, Introduced a
resolution In tbe house provld-
ing for the prohibition of the
Cinpentier-Denipsey fight on
July 2nd until congress grants
a bonus to those who fought in
the world war. The resolution
prohibits tho championship .
bout in any state until tho
world war fighters are reward-
ed. -Tire resolution says Car-
pentler was slow to Join the
colors of his country.
British Steamer
Strikes Iceberg
INCOMPLETE UNOFFICIAL RETURNS OF SPECIAL ELECTION
S
ts
Entertain With
Dinner Party
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Rlgga were
hostess's to a lovely dinner party at
their home last evening, in honor of
guests paasing through from the
south. A delightful dinner was
served at 6:30 after which the party
were entertained with dancing.
Covers were set for the following
guests: Norman Greer, of Medford;
Miss May Huber, Grants Pass; Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Fouts, of Medford;
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Miller of this
city, and the host and hostess Mr.
and Mrs. W. W. Rlgga.
The guests of honor are motoring
from the south to Portland to enjoy
the Rose festival.
o
Cupid Unable to
Overcome Laws
(By United Press.
NEW YORK, June 8. -The British
sioimar Reannol. was reported struck
Mrs. Wendell Wr.ght, when Clarinda by an iceberg off the Newfoundland
Moraan nrn! Joseph A. Rhoads coast. The steamer waa damagea.
ere untied n, -n;,-ri,,,.o n. i-.n hut l Rnf according to the naval
fitch Phelps officiated, uiini the radio station here. The message
rule ceremony. !! "Proceeding on course. Fore
The bride wr9 Unelv in a gown of Jieak full of water. The location of
wnlte satin with p lnt lace and pearl the steamer l 300 mile off coast j
..u,u,,ns. A ,,, lell wa, causnt iioston reports a Hainax message u
m place with or.mite blossoms, which clarlr.g the steamer proceeding alow-.
worn forty-one years ago by ly to St. John, N. F ., and tne inn
M?a. LenB. tio k.m& - t.rnlren trherA It rammed the.
ahowpr bo,.,,,., o( iirlj.., r ..a t,i- it-ehert. I
51' J"- Th olde and groom o
'h ,,:,lrwV o the strains Ia Taken Home
t Lohenitren s ltrl.lul song, which' Mlsa Colleen FltrgeralJ. who haa
piayM i,r i.01, WrUht. .. M.r,'
ino v-wlH' . j , , . uwii rrvf twins iiiM'.
tniaatio. ,'"I "1 .- - ' ,h ""- hospital for the past two montha..
Khoads i. . a ru,""rr "r as taken to her home in this city,
bannr s"rve.i ZlJL T?tfrj,n- yesterday. Although Mlsa Fllager-,
ltd Aero w, , !' condition ts still very serious,
Prominent ,hL ', . y . .v hone Is held out for her recovery.
fiara (, a.TL ' ' ,h" A -"ned to her bed,
"Me har- n fr, ' , ? ror several montha as yet. It was
"ra ev.rr hi-,in... 'V . "ihonght better to remove ner to ner
Mr AArA ln""."nd r' ln home, booing that the change would
irir -vTh.rr.v mzmzL i
Aft,, j .... , I llaipn A. .Moore, nr. ana Mrs. n. i.
'll h atkl "nd Mr"- Rhoads 'Batrlck, Mr. and Mra. J. M. Bart
Hm Cr-k 0n ,h"r ranch ' 'ley. Mr. and Mra. Jo 8nyder. Mr.
Tie r,al , , , ana sirs. r. Mrracninger, atiaw uianj"
M" Prark ai ' lnc,u,d Mr. and Johnston. Mra. M. Levins. Mr. and
'hrof tfc. 'I-..1 - K- Mo. Mrs. Wendell Wright and Rev. Guy
" ". r. and Mrs. , Fitch Pheloa.
Bellows.
Camas Valley
Caro .
Civil Bend . . .
Deer Creek.
Dlxonvllle. .
Elkton
Garden Valley. .
Gardiner
Glendale -
Green
Hamilton
Lane
Leon a
Looking Glass . . .
Melrose
Mill
Millwood
Mt. Scott
North Mvrtle
South Myrtle
Nichols
Oakland
Olalla
Parrott
Perdue
Plnkston
Reedsport
Riddle. .-.
Roaeburg
Soldlera Home. . .
E. Stitherlln
W. Sutherlln
Tiller
Vmpqua
West Roseburg. . .
"Hour
Woodward . i . . . .
Yoncolla.. .
Totals
e No - Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
97 83 66 51 17 68 65 65 65 50 68 42
21 27 36 13 27 17 21 27 22 33 34 U
65 -2 82 13 46 30 50 46 48 37 28 24
17 75 70 49 48 58 63 68 67 63 57 63
30 84 82 44 65 63 68 68 38 78 80 46
41 37 71 19 65 22 76 20 60 34 103 1
45 43 75 24 61 29 63 44 65 35 84 .17
49 60 80 29 65 34 74 31 66 47 90 19
l 61 52 33 33 43 28 54 34 44 47 31
31 29 60 12 32 18 42 17 33 24 25 - 16
R3 62 117 15 79 30 66 60 65 65 1;4 12
"6 ion 77 51 64 63 70 68 44 74 38 85
75 86 129 39 90 69 105 69 85 77 105 06
16 12 16 9 14 11 12 15 6 - 1 8 13 15
25 42 62 9 37 28 60 10 33 36 62
43 97 83 . 64 80 61 70 74 85 60 80 62
15 50 60 47 32 31 46 27 29 40 49 24
25 100 74 65 65 5 73 69 66 72 83 43
21 18 40 5 26 7 26 18 30 13 42 2
31 63. 71 31 61 36 48 49 47 46 47 43
S9 84. 90 49 71 55 80 58 66 77 69 71
38 74 72 46 52 52 65 66 44 70 56 61
17 45' 48 22 33 23 30 36 27 48 47 21
11 14 18 7 20 4 10 14 13 9 21 2
46 69 84 31 60 34 64 48 61 49 98 23
37 48 89 16 53 28 61 48 53 42 85 15
9 13 13 9 16 6 11 11 5 17 12 10
44 60 63 42 68 44 68 43 44 59 70 30
30 90 71 64 60 54 66 ' 59 64 65 29 92
31 48 48 35 50 22 60 24 42 33 61 17
6 8 10 6 688648 12 3
15 30 19 18 17 18 5 22 12 24 20 19
46 72 84 45 65 62 65 64 42 77 68 67
66 109 136 65 97 69 H'K 87 75 110 123 62
29 61 67 27 41 r8 Ri 42 36 46 67 24
29 85 54 64 63 57 f,n r)W 54 59 66 69
26 56 44 42 33 4t 43 -1 46 39 68 21
16 24 33 H 23 i,, 27 17 21 1 1 33 12
15 19 15 20 16 18 8 18 17 19 18 17
- 25 43 40 30 33 26 36 34 38 31 39 26
.. 361 36 307 37
23 42 61 19 34 22 44 25 19 42 63 11
63 72 139 It 89 , k2 65 75 67 145 1 t
14 31 26 19 27 15 15 24 18 27 1 17
35 70 86 31 68 33 58 53 61 49 37 71
26 49 57 19 34 33 24 52 24 33 28 39
26 24 48 11 32 14 34 2fi 22 36 45 5
43 75 100 34 60 s, 7I 77 72 93 39
50 60 82 37 64 40 73 44 71 44 83 31
26 43 52 23 38 ;n 3n 34 31 62 46 28
20 63 62 35 36 46 63 37 51 37 6 24
L 30 74 67 49 56 46 47 41 M 47 4 67
Tl 2781 J567 1594 2304 1 732 259S"if.7 21 jTm'o'o 32'"S
Floyd Romalne, aged 18 years,
went on trial this morning, charged
'with first degree murder for the
killing of Abe Civens on May 25 at
the homestead cabin of Glvena near
Nofog. The selection of the trial
Jury for the ease continued until
a late hour today and It will proba
bly be tomorrow afternoon before
any witnesses go on the stand.
When court convened at 10 o'clock
Mils morning the court room was
Jammed with Interested spectators
ind they remained throughout the
day. With the introduction of evi
dence concerning the gruesome mur
der case it Is expected that the
crowds will Increase daily. A great
deal of Intorest has been shown in
'he case and many residents of the
Peel section are in tbe city to at
tend the trial.
The young prisoner Is represented
by Attorneys Wimbcrly and Cordon
and District Attorney George Nouner
Is prosecuting the caso. The attor
neys for the defense, as ahown in
the examination of Jurors, will evi
dently make an insanity plea and at
tempt to show that Romalne waa In
capable of premeditation. In order
to convict ln first degree murder It
must be proven that the murderer's
action were premeditated and not
taken under the heat of pasnlonnte
fury. The district attorney will at
tempt to gain a conviction of first
degree murder and in his examina
tion of Jurors today laid stress on
the capital punishment law of Ore
gon.
Floyd Romalne, sealed at the side In an attempt to "put one over"
of his attorneys, seemed to take anion their many frlenda In tbla city.
interest ln the court proceedings, -Vilas Pearl Stuart aad . Dr. E. B.
and watched tbe Jurors closely dur- Stewart made plana to.be married
ing their examination. Close beside today in Grunts Pass. n . Miss Stuart
hi 111 was bis brothor, Fred Romalne. ' who Is a well-known nurse in this
of Eugene, Who arrived here yeater-; city, left last night for Grants Pass
dny to attond tho trial. The prison- ami was followed this morning by
ur's mother Is also In the city and Dr. Stewart, who made tbe trip in
In attendance at the trial. It was nu0 with bis rather and mother,
at the request of Romutne that she Humors were current on the streets
be with him. jot the forthcoming marriage but an
Romalne made a confession of tho -erfort to verify them proved hope
murder of (livens to 'the officers .less. A long distance message waa
.ihortly after he was captured In Eu- -sent to the Grants Pass newspaper
gene but declares that he did not and new loutUa wore put on the trail.
go to tbe homestender's cabin for Late tihs afternoon a message waa
the mirnose of taking a life. The received which aald: "Dr. Stewart
inly reason given by the youth for and Miss Pearl Stuart applied for
the murder was "liivens cnuca me marriage license nere mis auernoon
d liar." After the killing Uo- hut were refused because neither or
niaine returned 10 Roseburg, lending the pnrllea were residents of this
ne of Glven's horses. The hose county. They appeared quite cna-
as left at a local livery barn on a crlued and stated they wore not fa-
trade and Romalne boarded the trnln mlllnr with the laws.
for Eugene, where he remained until , They did not state where they In
rn nt 11 red liv Sheriff Starroer. Since tended to be married. Miss Stuart
his Incarceration ln the county Jnll.hnd not Informed even her closest
be hns made several statements to friends of the wedding plana and tne
newspaper reporters and his story , Grants Pass message was a surprise.
as never vnrled In any detnll. Her stuart haa lived In RoseDurg
oes not seem to realize tho serious- for the past aeveral years and haa
ess of the crime with which he is been connected with the offices or
barged. I Scther & Stewart as special nurse.
Great care Is' being taken In the She has been very prominent in tne
....... ti,A inmrj v.vwrv man aortal arfntra or Koseourg Ana is
Is asked whether or not he Is a read- also president of the American Le
er of the News-Review, whether he Is glon Auxlllnry In this city. Dr.
re 1 11 diced ncalnst capital punish- Stewart ts the son 01 .nr. ana mm.
Ishment. the yotithfulnesa of the O. J.-Stewart and la a prominent
( itoseiiurg pnysician. ne i !
COOS Congratulates It may be possible that'they will
o return to this city to secure a lr.ar-
Douglas County
rlage license and be Joined ln wed
lock In their home town.
of Reconstruction
The following telegrams of con-1
for'coun".,!"6 r"c,"ve" ,0""y trma Flood Stricken
A. C. Marsters, chairman of the 1 jif P1..1 1ITK
good roada bonoj campaign, Roso- Ulll&o Ollil f r Ul IS
burg Commercial Club. Roseburg,
News-Review and all other live anu
progressive cltlxens of Douglas coun-
tv: The people of Coos coumy ana
particularly from Coos Hay country. pi:Ei)I',0, Colo.. June 8. The city
extend heartiest congratulations on 9 ,.iiing down to the task of cleau-
the result of your bond election on hlrh will take aeveral montha
June 7. It us all lienil every pi- to complete. Kiectricity ana bu
fort to urge the Immediate rotnpie- tervlre has been started once more
tlon of the Coos llny-Itnsehiirg hlsh- ,,) ,be relief trains are getting
way whlrh Is so vitally important ,)irugh with supplies. Motor lor
to our community welfare. Yours rlPg ana ,f.v wagons are expected
for a bigger, betu-r a"1 more pros- mdny from Fort Sam Houston to
perou Southwestern o-et-on, u,i i the work. The railroads are
MARSH FIELD CHAMBER OF repairing leveea to protect the new
COXIMERCE. r laid tracks. The livestock drown
By Stewart Lyons, Pres." in the flood are being burned.
Simple funerals for the flood victims
"Chairman Douglas county Bond vere started. The dead totals 4 5 In
Campaign: (he Pueblo morgues and 27 addltlon-
"Conrratulatlons on your splendid ) ln tne , alley towns. The transfer
work and tbe results The bond , refugees to the concentration
election yesterday In Douglss and tam of the national guardsmen
Coos countv will result In --loser started today.
community friendship and rnr.pera-
tlon to our mu'ual advantage. Give Mlro
mv personal congratulation, and Charles Iyrner of
thanks to all the live Roseburg and brought In a box of very fine
Douglas county crowd who put this llrandywlne strawlrerrle. J,
over in tho face of discouraging op- --.d P-.m .
Attorney JOHN C. KENDALL, most delicious h flij-t.
Chairman Con. Countv Una.! Bond mu-h aprrecl.i.d by the m-mber. of
- Can.aplgn." tbe office.
t