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The "Big Four" feature in five reels.
The
College Widow
Tho original comedy by the "amous humorist
GEORGE ADE
POPULAR PALACE ORCHESTRA
ADBITH TEN CENTS
CHILDREN FIVE CENTS
ANTLERS THEATRE
weuner a roller. Lessors
Exclusive Homn of TRIANGLE and Paramount Motlcn
Plctuno Failures. Always tho Boat
TONIGHT
See "Fickle Fatty"
In the Side splitting, rollicking 2-reol
KEYSTONE COMEDY
Also the five-reel Spectacular WAR feature
"The Coward"
A TRIANGLE PROGRAM 'NUFCED1
COMING SUNDAY AND MONDAY
and Sunday Matinee
DONALD BRIAN
In the five-rool Paramount Feature
The Voice in the Fog
mid a new and most Interesting PARAMOUNT TRAVELOGUE
COMING TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY GREAT "TRIANGLE"
I'ROGAM. "MARTHYS OF THE ALMO" FIVE REEL TRIANGLE
I'lNH ARTS FEAT L' HE "UK II PAINTED HERO" TWO ItEEIi
SUPER-KEYSTONE COMEDY
t'OMING MAIU.'II 1(1-17 MARY PH'KFOD IN 'THE GIRL OF YESTERDAY
COMING!
Wednesday, March 15th
Ono night only, tho Popular Actor
JERRY SULLIVAN
In tho now Musical Cartoon Review
"Mutt and Jeff
In College"
Everything absolutely new. Keserved seals now on sale at Chap
man's Pharmacy
ADMISSION BOo, 73c Mid 1.00
FOR BOND ISSUE
Opposed to Obligation Placed
on Posterity by Inigation.
SUGGhSTS USE OF SCHOOL LCM FUND
Executive Expresses Doubt As to The
Feasibility of State Aid For
Irrigation and ruiniio
Ileforo Conference.
MAJESTIC THEATRE
IT'S DIFFERENT.
TODAY ONE DAY ON I A'
The Wraith of Hadden Towers
A Mystery Slory that gives you that Creepy Feeling. It deals with
I"syi'hlc Phenomena, manifesting themselves in apparitions, vis
tons, ghosts, which lend themselves with stnrtllng realism to the
motion Picture Screen.
SETTLED OUT OF COURT
A Touching Slory of the Old Couple and their Runaway Son.
EFORMING
UBBERING
OSIE
A Comady,
JERRY'S REVENGE
With Gear go Ovey, the funniest man In America.
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6 REELS 6
5c
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SALEM, March 11. Governor
Wlthycombe, In his address before
the Irrigation, drainage and rural
credits congress, yesterday morning,
expressed doubt as to the feasibility
of direct state aid to irrigation and
drainage projects. "I personally
would be opposed to placing a fin
ancial obligation upon posterity
through a large bond Issue," said
the governor, "and In fact would
rather have the state refrain from
bond Issuance at all if possible."
The governor termed as "very
serviceable" the form o rural credit
In Oregon at present In the exist
ing administration of the school loan
funds and said he was still hopeful
that the school Tund will receive
something from the Oregon-California
land grant.
Mr. Withycombe told the confer
ence that he had no definite and
pro-conceived plan to offer on tho
questions which the congress has
met to discuss.
Likes Town Meeting Idon.
"Public discussion of public prob
lems Is always eminently desirable.
Oregon is peculiarly fortunate In the
ability and willing ness of Its citizen
ship to assemble In representative
gatherings to consider matters of
stnto-wlde interest. Much of the
past development of New England
hinged upon the mun-to-man dis
cussions of the old time town meet
ings, and it has always seemed to
me that this town meeting principle,
this community gathering, is a prop
er fundamental baslB for all kinds of
community development and betler-
ment.
"I may say frankly that I confess
I to some doubt ns to the feasibility
I of direct state aid to Irrigation and
I drnlnage projects. I personally would
! ho opposed to placing a financial
obligation upon posterity through a
largo bond Issue and In fact would
rnther have the state refrain from
bond Issuance at all If possible
However, I fully reatlzo the impor
tance of better Irrigation develop
ment, and fully appreciate the excel
lent agricultural and economic op
portunities of eastern and contrail
Oregon.
Wonl, Snfi'Kiiai'd lloncls.
"I would llko to see drainage and
Irrigation districts formed where the
lnnd Is Improved, water rights are
perfected, and the basis of credit
I which Is to ssy the acreage Invalv
ed can bear the most careful ox
cmlmition. If only the most valuable
nnd best Improved projects should
be Involved, tho proposal to have the
stnto gunranteo the bonds of these
districts would. I think, be meritor
ious. The most strict safeguards,
however, should bo thrown nhout
any legislation to provent the possi
bility of this bond guaranteeing be
ing overdone. In other words. In
my opinion It should be undertaken
only on a very limited scale and
should Involve only the very best
nnd safest of all the projects that
might be considered.
"I believe that tho people of Ore-1
gon rellze the vital necessity of a
blggor and a bronder state devolop-1
ment. And I think we are coming
to understand thnt In a great meas
ure we must look to ourselves for'
assistance. Wo must stand upon1
own resources, and Oregoninns j
should be proud of (he heritage ot t
natural wealth and almost limitless
possibilities wltir which our state
has been blessed, and of which It is!
for Us to make the most." I
Send the
Whole
Hoy to
School!
STATISTICS
SHOW
MOKE
THAN 23
PEIl CENT
OF ALL
SCHOOL
CHILDREN
NEED
GLASSES
. HOW ABOUT YOUR CHILI)
If your boy or girl Is cross. Irrit
able, dislikes study or is "backward'
In scnool you should have an eye
examination made at once by a com
petent Optometrist.
We give special attention to school
children's eyes.
A. S. Huey Co.
FOR SALE.
West Side Grocery. All stock,
fixtures, horse, wagon.
B. C. BENSON
Receiver.
Room 4, Com. Club. Building.
331-tf
The $200,000 bond Issue for the
building of a Jetty at the mouth of
the Umpqua has been voted and ac
tual construction will start as soon
as the specifications have been ap
proved by the war department.
Koad Supervisor Arthur Walker
Is getting out timbers for a barn at
Winchester bay where he expects to
start work on the county road again
as booh as the weather will permit.
He expects to have the road com
pietcd from the ocean bench as far
as Roodsport by summer.
A Postofflce is being established
at Winchester bay. L. s. Weeks has
been appointed postmaster.
(J. W. YOUNG
J). B. BUBAJt
CHILRLAIN IIKMKDY
Try our .remedy Tor chilblains,
soro feet and bunions. Marsters
Drug Co. 166-tf
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
Jersey Jupifers and cows, tresh
and to freshen soon, $.15.00 to
$66.00. One nice small Baddlo horse,
good driver, $40.00. One good pack
mare, $40.01). One 1600-lb. black
Percheron horse, $140.00. Oliver
plows, for any soil, riding, walking
and tractor. Full lino John Deere
implements, Fairbanks-Morse en
gines, lighting plants, windmills,
water systems, wagon scales, nlnt-
form scales, and spray outfits.
Willamette Silos. Buggies, wagon?
and auto trailers. For all imple
ments on tho form, see Slgnor, at
the Farmers Feed Shed. 305-dswal
Reliable Watches
A reliable watch like a faithful friend will never deceive
von w enrrv a lari stock of all the reliable makes. The Ham
ilton wniihnm FilKin Howard nnd all good watches. Thl
or woman that is desirous of purchasing a good time (piece wll'J:
make no mistake in looking over our up-to-date line as our prices
8re lower than the mail order houses and our goods are full,
guaranteed to please you.
QUALITY' SERVILE
YOUNG & BUBAR
JEWELERS & OPTOMETRISTS
Phone Two-One-Fonr Roseburg, Oregon
Kid Cloves
Cordon Silk Hose
Bell Millinery
Spring Opening!
Fisk Pattern Hats
They Tell the Style
New Spring Styles greet you at; our Special
Millinery Opening on
Saturday, March 11
You will find here all the latest styles in Peaeli
Basket shapes, with unique ribbon trims,
Affrican Liseret shapes trimmed in Taffeta to
match, in shades of Gulf Green, Dove Gray,
Mediterranean Blue, Cameo, and Burgundy
Pink.
New Spring Coats and Suits
With the new chin-chin or lay down collar, black
and .white checks, wool poplins, Gabardine and
Taffeta Suits.
New Line of Silk Dresses
Twenty models, Kabo, the live model corset with
the slight curve at waist, new Spring models,
Styles for everyone.
New Complete line of Forest Mill reinforced
Summer Underwear.
Kavser Silk Gloves in all the now shades.
NOTIONS OF ALL KINDS
THIS STORE BIDS YOU WELCOME
Bell Sisters Building.
Complete Line
of
Full Dress
Suit
Samples At
SIMON CARO'S
LEADING CI.OTH1ER
Fit Guaranteed.
ins
J. M. Booth went out to his tine
ranch near Ruckles this morning, to
superintend the spraying of his
prune orchard there.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Atwajrs bears
the
Signature
RAILR0AD2MAP
Just Issued. Shows location of
new proposed Roseburg Railroad
to timber. All platted lands
shown, together with roads, trails,
schools, donations and lots. Val
uable to land owners and timber
men. Price $2. B0.
L. (i. HICKS
Ensineer, P. O. Box 4 47
lfoftnira .... Oregon
BLACK and WHITE
SHOES
ARE
THE RAGE
ROSEBURG BOOTERIE
IRVIN BRUNN
SHOES THAT SATISFY
Perkins Building Cass St., Roseburg
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