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Is's high time You
begin getting ready
for the Balmy Days
of Spring.
,
Correct Style
IN CLOTHES IS DRESSING
ABREAST WITH THE LATEST
FASHION IDEAS. WE ARE WELL
PREPARED TO GUIDE YOU PROP
ERLY, EQUIPPED AS WE ARE
WITH THE REMARKABLE LINES
OF
Clothcraft and
Sophomore
Perfect Clothes
$12.50
$27.50
A, ; .
Cbpnemore
VPartect Clothes
Barry Shoes
Latest Styles
for Spring.
THE I HOST
Railroad Glove
In Town SI. 00
Railroad Owrulls ....$1.01)
VILLA PLANNED
. : BIG MASSACRE
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troops across the border In several
places at one time and gradually
push the bandits into the southern
part of the country-where the cap
ture will be more easily effected. .
The movement of Funstons troops
are being guarded with the greatest
of secrecy.
Congress has promised to obliter
ate all partisanship and will keep
nor hands off the entire questfou.
Representative Hay, after a con
ference with Lansing declared that
It was his belief that the American
troops were now well across the bor-
der and in pursuit of Villa and his
band. The ministers of Argentine,
Colombia and Peru had a confer
ence with Lansing this afternoon
concerning the Mexican situation.
Muy Grant Iteqiuest.
Carranza's proposal to allow Mexl.
can troops to cross the border In
pursuit of itiexican bandits may be
granted. It became known today
that the administration favors the
plan.
The army aviators will probably
have their first opportunity of prov
ing their worth In this campaign. It
is reported that aviators from San
Antonio and San Diego are preparing
to leave immediately for tho front.
These will be used for scouting pur
poses "5 iid they will probably prove
valuable In locating the bandits'
rendezvous iiv case guerrilla war
fare predominates.
New Spring Arrivals
In Ladies Coats, Suits
and One-piece Dresses.
Stylish Suits in wool Poplins and Shep
herd C becks
$9.90 to $16.50
Silk Taffeta and Wool Combinations
iu one-piece Dresses in blues, browns
and tans, at
$4.98 to $10.50
Coats in Wool
Mixtures, for
Poplins and Fancy
$4.98 to $12.50
THE GOLDEN RULE
CASE MAY HE Al'l'KALKl)
CITY NEWS.
I
Read up and write a paper on Os-!
ieopathy. See Dr. DoLapp. 330-tf
Mrs. L. S. Taylor and Miss Verlie
Tracey left this morning fo.' Albany
where they will visit with frleuds
and relatives for a few days.
The "Anti-Can'ts" will present the
bomedv drama "A Soldier of For
tune," at the Dlxonvllle auditorium
Friday evening, March 10. Music
by S. Deer creek orchestra. Free
lunch, general good time assured.
315-mlO
Henry Schreuk, tho well known i
resident of Looking Glass, was a
business visitor in Roseburg today,
an dhe says everything begins to look
fine there. George Marsh, another
of the prominent residents of that
valley was also transacting business
in the city.
Although no definite action
has as yet been taken, It Is un
derstood that the case of the
state vs. R. A. Knlpp will be ap
pealed to the supreme court.
Mr. Knlpp was tried yesterday
in the justice court on a charge
of killing deer out of season,
and was convicted, receiving a
fine of $100 and costs. Mr.
Knlpp contends that the deer
were destroying his property
and that the constitution of
the state gives him the right to
protect his belongings.
VOTK ON SCHOOL HOM
1SSIK IS VKKY HEAVY.
One of the most spirited of
school elections ever held in
the city is in progress this after
noon at the old Armory build
ing, in the vote for the pro
posed $76,000 bond Issue for
the purpose of erecting' A now
high school building. At the
time of goln'g ;to (iress 107
votes had been cast, and vot
ing was still rapid. As usual
the opposition began work early
but those in close touch with
the spirit of the election pre
dict that the issue will carry by
a two to one vote. The judgoB
are N. T. Jewett, M. J. Gray,
Mrs. George niter and A. A.
Bellows clerk. The ballot box
An Important real estate deal was
consummoted yesterday ;thro;ugh
the firm of Rice & Ulce, when the closes at soven o'clock
property of George Durnett, situat-l
ed in North Roseburg was sold to!
Gcorgo Bryant. The property con
sists of three improved lots and an
almost new residence building. The
consideration was In the neighbor
hood of $2000.
R. A. Knlpp, who was the defend
ant In the action In tho justice
court yesterday, returned to his home
at Tiller this morning.
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DAILY WKATHHH ItKI'ORT.
U. S. Weather Bureau. locaT office.
Roseburg. Ore., 24 hours ending 5
a. m., March 11. 1916.
Precipitation In inches and hun
dredths: Highest temperature yesterday t!S
Lowest temperature last night 4S
Precipitation last 24 hours 0
Total precipitation since first
month 3.40
Normal p reel p. for this month 3.98
Total precipitation from Sep
tember 1, 1915, to date 30.30
Average precipitation from Sep
tember 1, 1S77 2R.90
Total excess from Sep
tember 1, 1915 4.40
Average precipitation for 38
wet seasons, (Sopt. to May,
Inclusive 32.00
WILLIAM BELL,
Observer
FOR SALE Giant California daisy
plants, 10c per dozen. Inquire at
119 W. Lane St. 347-m17p
FOR SALE Fine seed corn 2V4c
per lb on cob. Wm. II. Weeks,
Ruckles, Ore. 33"-m23p
WORK WANTED A married man
wishes work on a farm. Under
stands the care of horses and
cows. Address Rudolph Walter,
Edenbower, Ore. 339-ml6p
WANTED Experienced woman for
general house work, must be able
to cook. Two small children In
family. Call or address C. DcF.
Bartrtim, Tiller, Ore. Phone
85F43.' ' ' 345-tf
FOR SALE Pen pure bred White
leghorns consisting of rooster
and two fine hens, also one doz
en leghorn pullets, all of good
laying strain. R. A. Husenbark,
Hosiery
Ladies!
NotONomo Hosiery is tho Thing
for You. Tho Itnvel Harrier
dt th0 trick.
Try a pair and if they don't
wear longer than any hoBlory
you have ever worn for n li
price a new pair free, can you
,,,ask anything fairer than this?
PUICKS 25c. JI5c, 50c, fjtl.00
VKK PAIK
Earth's Toggery
Hosiery
i
For the first time since Now Years
eve warrants of arrest have beon
issued by the city recorder charg
ing drunkenness. Tho complaint
was made out by Mnrshr.l Wllllij'iis
against Fred Dlllnrd and Ben Bald
win. Gordon Gnge was alscf arrest
ed on a chnrge of resisting an of
ficer and upon entering a ploa of
guilty was fined $10. It Is stated
that the threo young men returned
late last night in an auto from a
dance at Edenbower where they had
j been drinking froely. Thoy then
wont to the Royal Club Restaurant
' whore Gage was accosted by Orflcor
I Wilcox! who ordered hlin to keep
'lights burning on his cur, which was
standing at the curb, or take It oft
the streets.
!
i Gage refused to do oithor and en
deavored to fight with Wilcox. The
oitlcer pulled his club and a few
blows ended tho affray. Gage was
ordered to appear before the re
corder wnlch he did this aftornoon,
entering a plea of guilty. The war
rants of arrest were not sorved on
tho other two until lato this afternoon.
Eggs for hatching, a good cross of
two good laying strains. 50c for
15. Phone 15F21. 340-nl0
DO YOUR OWN SHOPPING
"Onyx" C Hosiery
Gives tho BF.ST VALUE for Your Money
tm KinJ from Colto. to Sit, For Hen. Wonea mJ OiUrta
Anr Color and Stylo From 25c to $5.00 per pair
took for the Trails Mirk I SoM
Lord & Taylor
Sold by AH Good Dntm
Wholesale
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Finding "The One Person'
in a Whole Cityfull!
ONE person will buy your property; Onrs person will rent
your houso or apartment; ONE person will give you employment.
How long would it require to find that "one person" without
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The classified advertisements help you to find the ONE PER
SON you seek lieeausc that one person, in most instances, ex
perts to get in toueh with you through the classified advertising
columns. Self-interest makes your classified advertisement,
TM PORTA NT to this one person
Your "ad" will be read by the wrong people, of course by
many of them. Put, with a little persitsence on your part, it will
come to the notice, unfailingly, of one person to whom and for
whom it was written.
That's the SERVICE our classified columns offer t von.
Roseburg. Phone 6F38, 342-ml7