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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1912)
Tuesday Coupon Sale at the New York Store Coupons mean a saving, so cut them out Coupon Sale Sheeting 21c Coupon Sale $3 R &G Corsets $1.95 25c Seersucker 19c Bleached sheetings 2 1-4 yds wide, Pepperil brand Our entire stock of R & G Corsets, the $3' value, The cloth that is now s j much in demand for the every pair is placed in this sale and we offer the best corset val you ever bought, good models iinw 4ua.u1.y uiusnu. .i" jx luc coupon sale only. Special at per yard only ; .95 making of undermuslins. An extra line quality. You never have to iron these goods, coupon sale ., 9c Colgate Dental Cream 10c Bring this coupon and get a tube of Colgate's ramuus Dental Cream. One ot the best dentifice in the world. For one day only '. Get Your Hat Trimmed Free Bring this coupon to our Miss Mcintosh and buy your frame and trimmings TH Ty TTTT and she will trim j'our hat in the"1 r'. latest style A A JLJ-' 25 to 50c Mens' Ties 15 cents Mens' all silk ties in a wide range of styles and colors, think ot it. A regular snap For this coupon sale 25 cent and 50 cent ties at each : I.5c $3.50 Childrens' Coats at $2.65 Childrens Coats for summer, the little one often needs a wrap. Now is the timegK o to buy your choice of our $3.50 M Coat with coupon .....AJ Aw '$3.50 Untrimmed Shapes $2.50 We have about 15 new style" shapes that we retail at $3.o0. You can have your, choice of the lot the low price with coupon ol 35c Corset Covers, Coupon Sale I9c Neat Covers made of good quality Muslin, trim med with lace and ribbon. All sizes We offer you your choice of our regu lar 35c Covers with coupon $1 yd. French Embroidery 49 cents Beautiful, fine quality Batiste French hand loom ed h,mbroidenes in a wide range ot patterns. Band to match and at low price with coupon , $3.50 Womens' Oxfords $2.98 Season's newest styles, in every kind of leather, and velvet suedes, patent, tanSi white buck, canvas gun metal a bie special sale, with coupon VU'Bsr 9 15c Linen Writing Tablets 9 cents Coupon Sale of Fine Quality Brookside Linen Bond faper 1 ablets, livery where you pay 15 cents for a Linen Writing Tablet Four sizes, special 50c Fancy Hosiery at Coupon Sale Special 33c Our entire Stock of fancy hosiery in lace novelties. Fancy lisles in col ors, embroideried and plain. -l-l Regular 50c quality, coupon 3 Jt The Store That Serves You Best New York Store Satisfaction or Your Money Back Coupon Sale Remnants at 1-4 off Bring this coupon and go to our remnant pile and every one you want takers per cent buy remnanats at... $3 and $3.50 Umbrellas, Coupon $1.89 This coupon and $1.89 will buy any $3 and $3.50 ladies' or man's umbrella that , pit we have in stock. You'll need umbrellas all the time, save at .89 MILK STANDARD. (Continued from page 1.) performed the christening ceremony ut the launching. llctwcon Wilson and Underwood. JACKSONVILLE, Fla., April 29. In the state-wide democratic primary tomorrow the voters of Florida will record their preferences for nominees for the presidency, for the governor ship and other stnte offices, for nom inees for representatives in congress and for the legislature and minor of fices. The contest for the presiden tial Indorsement will be confined to Woodrow Wilson and Oscar. W. Un derwood. Theirs are the only names that will appear on the ballot. Most Interest centers In the contest for the governorship, for which there are five aspirants. They are Cromwell Gibbons, of Jacksonville, Park M. Tramwell, of Lakeland, John W. Watson, of Miami, William H. Mil ton, of Marianna and E. M. Semple, of Key West. Each of the three present representatives In congress Is a candidate for re-nomination and each has opposition. In nddtUon there are four candidates for con-gressman-at-large. Youth On Trial For Murder. WALKER VILLE, Cal., April 29. John Nelson, one of the four yubiuc charged with the murder of Peter Roberts in the Mad river coun near hear last February, was arraign ed in court today for trial. The three other members of the quartet, ranging from 16 to 20 years, already have been tried and convicted. - Wedding In Naval Circles. PHILADELPHIA. Pa., April 29. A wedding of Interest In naval cir cles tuok place In Philadelphia this afternoon, the bride being Miss Paul- inn Persons, daughter of . Remus Charles Persons, In charge of the naval hospital In this city, and the bridegroom Lieutenant David Mc Daugal le Breton, U. 8. N. After a (wo months' tour of Europq the couple will take up tbelr residence In Boston, where Lieutenant le Bret on is at present attached to . the Charlestown navy yard. Louisiana Centennial. NEW ORLEANS. La.. April 29. New Orleans Is enfete for the cele bration of S'le one hundredth anni versary of the admission of the state of Louisiana to the Union. The cen tnnnlnl festivities will be conducted under the auspices of the Louisiana Historical Society and will continue through the entire week. The pro gram provides for historical exer cises, banquets, parades and pageants commemorating the early and later hiBtory of Louisiana, which has been more picturesque than that of nost of the American commonwealths. 4 TO T1IH PUBLIC. Following our purchase of the three sand and gravel bars at the Cloake ferry, also the bar bordering the Hamilton Addition to Roseburg (the Grove) and our leasing until June 1 of the Umpqua River Island bar In Roseburg from F. J. Blakely. reports were circulated that we in tended to Increase the price of sand and gravel furnished to the public. These reports are absolutely false and wholly without foundation. Sand and gravel will be sold by us to the Roseburg public, or anyone else, at no higher price than was charged before we acquired the bars. We reserve, however, the exclusive privi lege of delivering the material until such time as the demand for it in creases sufficiently to warrant the employment of oUier teamsters. If you want sand and gravel delivered to you at the same price you have paid heretofore, Just let us know at the Empire Stables, corner Main and Washington streets, or phone 5. BANKS & WELKER. '. LOCAL NEWS. The W. C. T. U. will meet at the Baptist church next Wednesday af ternoon at 2:30 o'clock. An Inter esting program will be rendered. Mrs. Daisy Roof, of Portland, who has been spending the past few days In Roseburg visiting at the home of County Judge and Mrs. G. W. Wona- cott, left for Ashland this morning where she will spend a few days with friends. The members of the local gun club held another of their interesting shoots, at the rifle range north of town yesterday afternoon. Other than local partlcipatns, there were a num ber of Eugene marksmen In attend ance, all of whom registered remark able scores. The officials of the Oregon and Southern "Railroad thlsnorning leas ed quarters In the Perkins building. The' furniture for the offices was shipped from Seattle on Saturday nd should arrive here not later than Friday of this week. The rooms leas ed by the officials are 209 and 210. s'ltuated on the second floor. A hard times social will iie held at Labor hall, North Jackson street, on Wednesday night. May 1. There is no charge for admission, and every body is Invited to attend. There will be plenty of coffee and pork and beans. Anyone wearing plutocrat clothes will be fined. A good time is anticipated, and the public Is cor dially urged to cotno and enjoy the evening. The work of tearing down the old Abraham building, at the corner of Jackson and Oak street, will be com menced some time this week. As soon as the land is cleared, the work of erecting the new $100,000 hotel will be commenced. The con tractor hopes to have the building completed and In readiness for op eration early this fall. George Protzman, who was recent ly arrested on a charge of assault with a dangerous weapon in connec tion with attacking hla mother, was arraigned in Justice R. W. Marsters' court late Saturday afternoon. Sev eral witnesses testified regarding the trouble, and In one or two Instances It was claimed tbat Protzman had repeatedly threatened members of the family with violence. Protz man did not attempt to explain away the trouble, simply stating that he was too drunk at the time ot the trouble to remember what had oc curred. After considering the evi dence Protzman was held awaiting the return of District Attorney Geo. M. Brown. Bonds were fixed In the sum of $500. Unable to furnish the game he will be detained at the "Ho tel de Qulne". ' Contractor Frank Clements this af ternoon started the work of clearing the lot formerly occupied by the I. Abraham building, and located di rectly north of the Kohlhagen butch er shop. This work. It Is said, Is in the preliminary of other Improve ments soon to be undertaken by the owners of this particular property. The county court will meet In regular session on Wednesday, at which time they will be asked to modify an order recently entered by them and pertaining to the erec tion of an armory In this city. A number of the state military board will probably arrive here Wednesday morning that the members of the conrt may obtain full and complete knowledge of the position taken by, the state In the erection of structures of this nature. A PHIZH CONTEST. To He Conducted In Connection Willi Carnival. There are to bo three events in connection with the Strawberry Car nival that should Interoat every boy and girl as well as every patron of the school. One of these Is a prize contest In construction work and bread-making. All of these are op en to the school children of the en tire countv. but the superintendent uni teachers would very much like to see the pupils of the Roseburg schools win the majority of these prized. There are two prizes offered by the Churchill Hardware Co. for the two best bird houses. These prlzeB ought to bring about a very keen competition. Two prizes are offered by the New- work store for the two best hand made aprons. The Rochdale store will give two prize sfor the best twoloaves of bread. ' The rules that 'will govern these are to be found -In the bulletins which have been placed in the hands of the teachers. The exhibits of fered In this contest may also be of fered In the state contest if suitable. Much Interest Is being manifested among the pupils In the high school declamation contest. If the public approves of this sort of work In the schools we hojie to have their ap proval shown by attendance at the contest, as far as the seating capa city of the Palace Theatre will ac commodate them. The reason a charge for admission Is made is to meet the necessary expenses of the contest. Wo added ten cents to the price of each ticket as a benefit for the orchestra which we believe Is en titled to as much assistance as w sre able to give. There Is much Interest being shown In piOpamtlon for athletic work We have the best of mater ial, and the best of spirit In regard to Its development, but we are great ly lacking In a place to practice and In means for securing Instruction. We hope the day Is not far distant when these shall be added to the es sentials we already possess. HANK STATUMKXT. No. Mil. Report of tho condition of the First Trust and Savings Bunk, nt RoscWurg, in the Stnte of Oregon, at the close of business April 18, 1912. ltnsourccs. Loans and discounts $35,457.71 Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 1,038.89 Bonds and warrants 798.17 Furniture and fixtures .... 4,610.03 Due from approved re servo banks 10,008.84 Checks and other cash Items 203.58 Cash on hand 7,502.42 Expenses... 617.79 Total .'. $01,117.43 Liabilities. Capital stock paid In 30,000.00 Undivided profits 169.34 Individual deposits subject to check 21,117.69 Demand certificates of de posit 3,620.60 Time certificates of de posit .'. ...... : 4,379.80 Savings dopoBlts 1,840.10 Total $61,117.43 State of Oregon, County of Doug las, SB. I, Robort B. Smith, Cashier of the above-named bank,- do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. ROOT. E. SMITH. Cashlor. CORRECT Attest: HENRY RIDENOUR, F. W. HUNT, Directors Subscribed and sworn to before me this 25th day of April, 1912. F. O. JOHNSTON, Notary Public. MOUTAK LOA.NN. Tills bank desires to an- nounce that as fiscal agent or Its Eastern connections It Is prepared to mnko mortgage loans In any amount up to one- third1 value on tho following classes on real property: Improved Kiirm Lands Implored City liiislnrNs Prop. orty 4 Improved City Itosldenco Prop- . ci ty i It Is also prepared to extend to Its patrons evory nccoinmo- datlon consistent with prudent blinking. FIRST TRUST A BAVINOS BANK A. CREASON. Presldont, F. W. HUNT, Vice-President, HENRY RIDENOUR, H. 0. WILSON, ROUT, H. SMITH, Cnshler. The annual barbecue given by tho socialists of Roseburg has been post poned until June 2 on account of the unsettled condition of the weather. At that time an unusuully largo crowd Is expected In nttendanca, many from Portland and other poliita in the stale having signified their intention ot participating in the af far, ,J FOR SALE The delicatessen locat ed at 316 Cass streot. Must go out of store. Good business. Splendid opportunity. Call at above address. 198. mT TEN ACRE BARGAIN A fine lltllo place on best road In the county, fair house, barn, spring and well, nearly eight acres In choice fruit, mostly In heavy bearing. Lchb than 3 miles from senter of city. Own er will sell on terms. Inquire at News office, or address Owner, care News, 199-tt W. II. Adams and wife left for Eugene this morning after a few days spent In' Roseburg visiting at the home of the latter a parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8pelcher, in Edenbower. J. H. SYKES GUN STORE Jackson street in building formerly occupied by First National Bank. " Sporting Coods, Guns, Ammunition and Fishing Tackle. Gun Repairing a Specialy