I ANTLERS THEATRE
WKKNF.ll & KOLLFIt, Lessons
Where- Your Comfort anil PloaNiu-o la the chief Concern.
Tli Momo of "Paramount" Features
J'ONIWHT
Three Keel "Hssanay" Feature
The
House of Revelation
and a late lup-to-date
SFLHi TKIHL'NH
Also two very ftjiiny comedies
"His Wife's Lid"
and
"Itzky the Inventor"
OO.MI.Mj THl'llSltAY A XI) FUIDAV, FFIt. 10 II.
IIAZFIC O.tWX In
"The Heart of Jennifer"
UDMlXti HA1THDAY Al TLtXOOX AM) HI KXIXG
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
In Iho two rool KBunuy Comedy, "TIIK WOMAN"
I
EASUREI
Tho muny friends of Mrs. Mario
Fllnt-Kltor have been urging her to
enter tno race for the position of
counly troasurcr ut the' republican
primary to bo held May IS, Mrs.
Riter needH no Introduction to the
people of Douglas county as this hus
been her homo for the past 40 years
She Is CHiinclally qualified for this
position T?7 many years' experience
as bookkeeper In hor- former hus
band's mercantile establishment, that
of S. C. Flint.
Mrs. Illter hus always been Identi
fied with the educational and social
Interests of Douglas county and for
many years hns worked untiringly
for success along- this line. She Is
a charter member of the '95 Mental
Culture club and has devotod much
of her timo to civic Improvements.
Rhe Is a woman of unquestioned In
tegrity, as well as excellent business
ability, filling many positions of re
sponsibility and trust. At the present
Item she Is worthy matron of UoBe
burg Chapter No. 8 Order of Eastern
St nr.
CONFESSED CROOK I
ACCUSKS POLICE
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'Eddie" Mack.
llltlTISII i,im:u MAY l!IO SI NK.
NEW YOltIC, Feb. 9. The fli-Ulsli
liner Oi'Ihsu Is believed to have been
sunk. A Wall street firm has re-
Fifteen members of the Chicago
police department are accused of
connivance with crooks in the con
fession of "Eddie" Mack, who admits
that he was the leader of the gantr
which recently robbed the Washine-
j ton Park bank in Chicago. Four.
( gunmen, members of the "Gyp the
Iilood" contingent of New York's
i underworld, were indicted following
i Muck's confession nnd ure nnw h.lil
In bonds of $1,208,1)00. . ..
Arrangements have been made
whereby the Itoseburg high school
basket ball team will meet the Ash
land high school team at the local
armory Saturday night. Each -team
has now won a game and the com
ing contest promises to be a hard
fought one. The teams averuge close
to tho same weight and are equully
fast. Another game will be played
with the 3ame team Monday. TheBO
games will decide the championship
of southern Oregon.
The Roseburg boys are after the
state championship and It looks as if
nothing could stop them from win
ning. As tun as conditions have
adjusted themselves and school is
re-estabiished an effort will be made
to Induce the team of the Salem
high school to come to this city and
the deciding games will be pluyed.
As tho high school team Is assum
ing ail responsibility in regard to the
finances of the coming games they
closer vo tno support of tho people
or tho city. And to those uninitiat
ed In the game of basket ball the
coming contests fford a good chance
to beco:.;e familiar with what Is rap
idly boco:-.''::g one cf America's moat
popular games.
Ticke s were placed on sale last
night and the results obtained In a
few short hours evidences the fact
that the Roseburg people are tak
ing a greatdeal more Interest In the
high sc'-ool activities than ever be
fore. Tickets are going fast and al
tnough the expense of bringing the
Ashland te:nn to Roseburg is very
heavy It begins to appear as if the
3ii; i'ort now being shown will ex
tend until tho games are played that
tho amount can bo easily met.
The Juvenile band has offored
their services and will be present to
support the team heBldcs giving a
concert before the game. The con
test Saturday night will not Btart
before nine o'clock, giving all those
who are employed In tho various
'iiihIiirrh houses a chance to attend.
A preliminary between the Junior
an.'. Sopnomore teams for the inter
dass championship will be played
before Saturday's game starting at
7:30. A girls preliminary will prob
ably be held Monday night.
Arrangements have been mado
whereby tickets may be reserved nt
the Hose confectionery after tonight.
U. S. MUST DEPEND
ON PRIVATE ARMS '
MAKERS CROZIER
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Gen. William Crazier?
General William Crozler, cliief of
ordnance of the V. S. army, In his
testimony before the house commit
tee on military uffairs recently,
dealt a hard blow to the plan of
many congressmen for exclusie
government manufacture of muni
tions. It was hoped In this way to
defeat the war god und the munition
manufacturers at the same time.
Cicn. Crozler says that to build fac
ti ics that could supply the arms
needed under the new army plan
would cost the I'lilied States $ro,
00(1,000 and for the amount now used
by England $400,000,000.
W. YOUNG
I). II. llt'llAlt
Pride and Pleasure !
The wise man or woman In selecting a watch sees to It that they
purchase only a reliable make such as tho Hamilton or Waltham.
T.iiio is what is required of the movement and the case can be
selected to suit the Individual taste. A dependable watch insures
pride and pleasure to the owner. Come in and seo our new stock
If you are in need of a good timepiece. We undersell the mall
order houses.
QUALITY SERVICE.
YOUNG & BUBAR
JEWELERS & OITOMETKISTS
I'hono THii-Onc-l'niir Roseburg, Oregon.
fil a lMn her
wrro served.
Yt.en refreshments
Mrs. Carl Lehman left this after
noon for a visit with friends at Wil
bur.
Jitney service, city and country,
call Rexall Drug Store, Cass street
Phone 45. G. W. Gage & Sons.
184-127
Kmory Marsters, of Riddle, came
to Roseburg this afternoon to trans
act business matters. Elsie Driscoll
left this afternoon for Gtondale
where she will visit for a few days.
.NOTICE I1K.II SCHOOL I'l l'ILS
All pupils of the Roseburg high
eelved a ruble from London saying school aro hereby notified to assem
tlmt a lingo pnssi-imvr had met with i,lo ,lt ,,, old nl.lmirv Klks. )Ui,iig,
corner of Jackson and Lane streots,
a terrlblo accident in the North At
lanllc. Tho Orlssa has iuTT been heard
from In tiuiu-ly u mouth and it Is
thought that it may liuvu met a (ier
mnn commerce ratiler,
on Friday,
219-flO
February 1 Ith, at 9 a. i
F. II. HAMLIN. Supt.
MAJESTIC
IT'S IHFI-ERENT.
TODAY
AT BAY'
.'. '(drilling story of how a
; ; 5 t iii-r Attorney llroko up the
" i- t-I in I'lin i; Trust. It bus a
Villnh in every foot of film. In
File Reels.
'THE FABLE OF
THE ROYSTER
ING BLADES"
A (JiMirm AiU' t'omi'tly.
SPECIAL MUSIC
SH-ri;il Mulc Sf led uuts, To
ti i lj t ami tuiuoi ruw, U:tMl liy
Mr. Kivil.'iiik A. Puniaiu.
l-ir.-t NumtM;-i at 7:5 P. M.
Piano Solo
"Sold io i a iMinni!" t from
ImiiisO r. (toiuuxT.
Oi'an Solus.
"Soxli'lto" (from Lucia) (.J.
DonttMIt
A rv:"vt Day" I'arrio Jacob
lloml
Will i'';it il't orp.tn solo nt
Jt:! p. m. T1h AimMiciin
l'liotopla) cr. Piano ami Oi'kuu
Hopes Women Will
Adopt This Habit
As Well As Men
Glass of hot water each morn
ing helps us look and feel
clean, sweet, fresh.
-REELS
1'ent.i 10
6
Happy, bright, alert vigorous and
vivacious a good clear skin: a nat
ural, rosy complexion mid freedom
from illness are assured only by
clean, healthy blood. If only every
woman and likewise every imin could
realize the wonders of tho morning
Inside bath, what n gratifying change
would take place.
Instead of the thotisnnds of slcklv,
nniicinlc looking men, women and
girls wilh pasty or muddy complex
ions: Instead of tho multitudes of
"nerve wricks." "rundown.!." "brain
fa;-.s" and pessimists wo should soo a
virile, optimist ic throng of rosy
cliceLcd people everywhere.
An inside bath Is had by drinking,
eaili morning before breakfast, o
i;lass of i-i-al hot water with a tea
spoonful of llmoflono phosphate in it
to wnsh from the stomach, liver, kid
neys und leu yards of bowels tho pre
vious day's indigestible waste, sour
fernu-ntaiioiis and poisons, thus
cleansing, sweetening and freshening
the entire nllmentary canal before
pulling more food Into tho stomach.
Those subject to sick hcudnche. bil
iousness, misty breath, rhoumutlsm,
colds; and piirtlculnry those who huvo
a pallid, sallow complexion mid who
are constipated very often, aro
urged to obtain a quarter pound of
limestone phosphate at the drug store
which will cost but a tritlo but is
siilllclent to demonstrate tho quick
and remarkable clmnge In both health
and appearance awaiting those who
practice Internal sanitation. We must
renuniber that Inside cleanliness Is
mow 'important than outside. be
cause the skin d.ies not absorb Impur
ities io rontatninntn the blood, while
tne pores In the thirty feet of bowels
do, i
CITY MOWS.
For Coffeo satisfaction; both
price and uso P. s. C. steel
I'eople's Supply Co. 214-tf
A. .1. Stunner Is spending a Tew
i:ays attending to business matters
at Medrord.
High Flight Flour Is proving high
ly satisfactory. Get it at the Peo
ple's Supply Co. 214-tf
Mrs. H. W. Long returned to her
homo ut Yoncnlla this afternoon after
a short stay In Roseburg. "
Lucy Millken returned this after
noon from Dillnrd where she has
been spending several days.
llurvey Mahoney, Ralph Stearns
and Frank Churchill all of Oakland
were business visitors In the city
today.
K. llerrell left this nftornoon for
San Francisco where he intends to
I'fi'e. Mrs. llerrell will not leave
-r :un-eral weeks.
Mrs. J. Ci. Stephenson and Miss
Clara Patrick left this afternoon for
a visit with relatives and friends at
Hire Hill.
Mrs. T. H. Hiirnetl, of Hound
Prairie, arrived In Iioseburg this aft
ernoon nnd will spend n few days
visiting with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. I). P. McKay, of
Wilbur, who have been visiting In
this city with friends, returned to
their home this afternoon.
C. C. Hill and wife, of Portland,
who have been visiting with rela
tives In Iioseburg left this afternoon
for Wilbur where they will spend
a few days.
Tho industrial bureau of the com
mercial club Is gathering together
all Information possible in regard
to the disposition of the products of
a box factory should such a business
be started in the city. All individ
uals and companies using box
shooks are asked for Information in
regard to the amount used In their
business and when all is received will
bo forwarded to the man who is
writing to the Commercial club rela
tive to the placing of such a factory
In Hoseburg.
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"HOME O!-' FKATl ltKS"
8:43
Owing to a reel of "The Primrose Path" becoming dostroyed in
Portland, we are compelled to substitute, but are enabled to offer
a sp'eudid Kroadway Feature Progr-m.
I.;; s Wi:::i:i! presents the popular little actrois MISS l-XLA MALI.
Formerly Star in "The Master Key" in the Five-Keel ilroadway
Feature
u
JEW
EL"
Dramatized from the Hook of That Name by Clara Louise llurnhani
Author of "Hypoerito!" and "Scandal"
'iiie Funny L Ko Comedy in One Reel
"Blackmail in a Hospital"
Si'LClAL AI'l'llOPillATli Ml:C I liil
ouem'STiiA
POI'l LAii IMuillr.
Aitl'LTS TK. CKXTS
CHILIlRL.N FIVE CKXTS
BY THE M. C. CLUB ;
LINCOLN DAY SL'll VICFS AT
ARMORY, FKIiKlAllV 1
:ti.
All citizens of the city and sur
rounding country are most cordially
invited to attend, and is especially
addressed to the school children,
one of the purposes of this service Is
to instill patriotism In the rising gen
eration.
Presiding officer..- Hon. O. P. Coshow
Chapln Rev. C. H. Cleaves
Patriotic music by Prof. Wright's
.Juvenile Hand.
Recitation Clarence Church
Duet Misses Pridges and Mlark
Oration R. E. Jopo
America, by audience.
llll.WhKIS WIXS POINT.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9. Hrandeis
won the first skirmish over his ap
pointment to the supreme bench
when the senate defeated Senator
Clarke's motion to hold the Investi
gation before the full judiciary com
mittee instead of a sub-committee.
"I charge Hrandeis with being
guilty or breach of faith." charged
Clifford Throne railroad comnilssion-
Among the many excellent pro
grams given during the year 1915-16
by the ladies of the '95 Mental Cul
ture club, Tuesday, February 8 Is
deserving of an important place, li
was a "Shakespeare afternoon" and
the committee having the work in
charge were Mrs. O. H. Porter, Miss
Marie Martens, Mrs. Jean Pitts and
Mrs. T. M. Olllvant, and to these
ladies a great deal of praise is due
for the croditab7e way in which the
following program was carried out:
Duet. "I Know a Bank Where the
Wild Thyme Grows."
.Miss lllack and Miss Lllbiirn.
"Who is Sybria " Schubert
Mrs. Fory.
Rending Selections from "A Mid
summer Nights Dream."
.Mrs. Jean Pitts.
An original paper on "Wit and Hu
mor of Shakespeare."
Miss Marie Martens.
Love Song from "Romeo and Juliet"
Miss Florence Lilburn
Recitation Selections from "Taming
of the Shrew"
Songs:
"Hark, Hark, the Lark" Schubert
"Faith in Spring" Schubert
M rs. Fory
Reading Selections from "The Son
nets" Mrs. W. A. Smick
True Spencer varieties of sweet
peas; also the Unwln varieties, any
color or mixed at the People's Sup
ply Co. 214-tf
Perfect Health Is
Every Woman's Birthright
A Prescription Thai from Girlhood to
Old Age Has Been a Blessing
o Womanhood.
Real Estate
City and Farm Property
GEORGE RITER
121 West Oak Streei
When & eirl become a Tmmnn
when a woman becomes a mother
when a woman passes through the
chaupes of middle life, are the three
periods of life when health and strength
are most needed to withstand the pain
and distress often caused by severe
organic disturbances.
At these critical times women are
er of Iowa. Throne testified before r.P rS
A very enjoyable meeting was held
nt the parlors of the Christian
church last night when the Christian
Kndeavor society held their monthly
business meeting and social. Among
the inntters of business. Miss Dorthea
Abraham and IVIpha IMluuil were
elected to represent tho society at
the state convention to be h'd( nt
Criints Tass this month. Following
1 .lie '....-Incss games were played un
file sub-comiuittee which is discuss
ing Hrandeis' fitness for a supreme
court justice. lie declared that
Hrandeis favored a railroad rate In
crease when it was not needed, and
committed himself to the proposition
that a "'a per cent return on a
raili-oad Investment was Inadequate
and niggardly.
FOR TRADE Open buggy for wood
or hay. A bargain, trade must be
made at once. Fheme 4 20-Y or
call "14 S. Pine St. 205-fS
FOR TKAUK 2 cows. 1 heifer and
1 pony, for two work horses. Call
at once at "14 S. Pine street, or
phone 420-Y. 205-fS
LOST Auto chain, between Kose
hurg and rtrorkway, Tuesday aft-c-poon.
Finder please notify I.
t. Nichols, llrockway, or leave at
News-office. 218-fl2p
of proved worth that keeps the entire
Icmale system perfectly regulated and
u CMCllVUl CUI1U1UOU.
Mothers, if your daughters arc weak,
hck ambition, are troubled with head
aches, lassitude and are pale and sick
ly, Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
ts just what they need to surely brim;
the bloom of health to their cheeks
and make them strong and healthy.
For all diseases peculiar to woman.
Dr. Tierce's Favorite Prescription is a
powerful restorative. During the last
50 years it has banished from the lives
of tens of thousands of women the
pain, worry, misery and distress caused
bv irregularities and diseases of a
feminine character.
If you are a sufferer, il yonr daueh.
ter, mother, sister need help get Dr
Pierce's Favorite Prescription in liquid
or tablet form from any medicine
dealer to-day. Then address Doctor
Pierce, Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo N. Y
and get confidential medical' advice
entirely free. You can also obtain a
took on woman's diseases, sent free.
Dr. Pierce's Pellets regulate and in. '
vigorate stomach, liver and bowels. Keep
the body dean inside as well as outside.
B00TERIE1
specials
l!HO..i; (iVPSY LACK
$3.45
KLACK (JYI'SY IllTTOX-VYIIITI-;
STITCHKI)
$2.89
ROSEBLRG BOOTERIE
IUVIX
Perkins
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Cass W.
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COKVALLIS IIKiH SCHOOL
I1AXI) CO.MlXtt TOXKillT.
The Corvallis high school
band will give a concert in
Roseburg tonight, February 9,
-at the armory. Critics pro-
nounce this organization the
greatest high school band In
the west. It is under the dl-
rectlon of E. W. Moses, who is
well known In musical circles
and has given this band his par-
tlcular care and rigorous train-
ing. This evening we may
have the opportunity to see
them when they present their
program of classic, standard
and popular music both in con-
cert and solo selections. They
will also Introduce "U-Know-
Me" cartoonist which is suro .
to please. This splendid pro-
gram may he heard tonight at
r the armory, begiiing at 8 o'-
.clock, admission 15c for chil-
dren, 25c for adults.
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