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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. FIRE
PROOF VAULT.
Contractors are invited to hii bin it
proposals for the construction of a
fireproof vault, attached to and con
nected with the Douglas County
Court House at Roseburg, Oregon,
according to plans and specifica
tions prepared by Tourtellotte & j
Hummel architects of Portland, Ore-!
gon and on filo with the County
Clerk and which may ho procured
Ay applying to him at the Clerk's of-1
lice.
A doposit of $10.00 will bo re
quired for said plans, which will bo
refunded upon return of the planB
and specifications.
Bids will he received up to and
until noon on Saturday the 8 til day
r April, A. U. 1916.
The County Court reserves tthe
right to accept any or rojoct all bids.
Dated this 21st day of Maivh,,
1916. ,
By order of tho County Court.
K. W, MAKSTHR3,
Judge.
K. II. LENOX, Clerk. 380-a7
the others are to be judged, the
son schools any criterion by which
week will end in a blaze of glory,
for It was the unqualified expres
sion front everyone in attendance
that It was one of the most com:
plcte successes over attained by a
similar or other program given In
Its approbation of the classical re
production of famous pictures in
the living presentation, while songs.
recitations and nvusic were all equal
ly enjoyed.
The program for this evening In
cludes elx diving plqturo scenes,
reading by Elolse Cray, lullaby by
Alleen Raffety, piano solo by Mrs.
Helnllno, duet by the Misses Bridges
and Black, and a reading by Mar
garet Pago. An evening of enjoy
ment and profit is assured to all
who attend. The exhibit will close
with the one glvon on Friday night.
CARD OK THANKS
BENSON SCHOOL AUT
" EXHIBIT (J It EAT SUCCESS
If the first of the throe evenings
f the Art Exhibit given by the Ben-
We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to all the friends and neigh
bors who so kindly asslstod us dur
ing the sickness and death of our
mother, Mrs. Mary Brockway.
MRS. CIIAS. HARGA.N.
MRS. WILLIS HOWARD,.
MRS, WALTER CORDON,
CHAS. II. BROCKWAY,
MRS. FRED HENaW,
PALACE THEATRE
7:JUf,,,t , . "HOME OF FEATURES"
TONIGHT
9:00
The World's Oroatest Comedian
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
with Mabel Norman and .MaxScnnct In tho 3 roel Comedy Hit
Charlie's First Vacation
First Tlmo to bo Shown Hero
Tho four reol sensational detective Drama full of thrills and
" action
TIGRIS
Itiuo Peo.plo In the Cist.
lilli SHOW, SMALL PRICE. ADULTS 10c, CHILDREN 5c.
BETTER COME EARLY
IMPORTANT NOTICE
On and after Saturday, April 1st. 1916, the prlco of admission will
be as follows: Adults 15c, children 10c. This chango has become
necessary owing to the enormous Increaso In operating espouses.
HUSBAND
Fistic Encounter May Result
In Serious Manner.
STORIES DIFFER OVER CAUSE OF INJURY
SUincliffe Claim to Have Warned
Morely Several Times to Cease
Paying Attentions to
His Wife.
MAJESTIC THEATRE)
IT'S DIFFERENT. B
TODAY
Oho Day Only.
The Popular Diamatlc Star
HAROLD LOCLWOOD
Plays the apart of an Intrepid scout In
The BUZZARD'S SHADOW
A Red Blooded Drama of til frontier, five swift-moving, Intense
and UUd acts, picturing with marvelous realism the dangers of
army life on the great Americ ;n desert A splendid supporting
-inv headed by beautiful MAY ALLISON.
GOOKING HIS GOOSE
A lleaulv Comedy which you know is always good.
ADULTS TEN CENTS
CHILDREN FIVE CENTS
TOMORROW
A lllueliird Piny, Helen Wuro In SF.CHI.rr IOYH
Adapted from tho famous novel, The Lass O' Iwrle's
1I PORTA NT NOTICR
On and after Saturday April 1st, 1916, tho prlco of admission to
this theatre wll he as follows: Adults 15 cents, children lOcents.
This change has become noeesary and unavoidable owing to the
enormous Increase in operating expenses.
Charged with assault with intent
to kill, John Stancllffe was arrest
ed this morning on a warrant issued
from the JuBtice court. Stancllffe
Sunday night attacked McKlnley
Merely striking him a severe blow
on the head which has resulted In
a serious wound, and which may
prove fatal. A hearing will be held
tomorrow morning in the justice
court.
The assault was caused by Morely's
continued attentions to Stancliffe's
wifo. The fight occurred Sunday ev
ening near the top of Winchester
hill, according to Morely, ho was
on his way home after having Bpent
the afternoon In .Mrs. Stancliffe's
company. When he noticed the wo
man's husband following him, he
waited and the two engaged In an
altercation which finally lead to a
pitched battle, during which More
ly received a lent 'over the ,eye
which he claims was Inflicted by a
stone, Stancllffe claiming, however,
that he struck hlin only with his
fist. '
The seriousness of the wound was
not realized at first, although More
ly went to Dr. Hoover to have It
dressed. The following day It had
swollen and discolored his face ana
It was found neccBsary to re-open
and drain the cut. , Last night he
became unconscious and has been de
lirious a great part of the time. At
the tlnin that the wound was first
examined no fracture of the bone
was found, although lit was ;.ukl
bare by the force of the blow..
Tho boy first stated to his friends
i that ho had boen kicked by a horse,
! a notice to this effect appearing in
the papers of the city and It was
not until today that tho real state of
j affairs became known.
John Stancllffe and his wife were
I married November 7, 1914, and liv
ed together until about nine months
ago. Since that time, however, they
have been separated, although
neither had started suit to obtain
j a divorce. Since they separated
John claim thnt Morely has been
I keeping company with his wife and
' that at one time a reconciliation
i was almost effected when Morely ex-
orted his Influence and prevailed
j upon Mrs. Staucliffo to refuse to
return to her husband. At that
time Mr. Stancllffe clnlms that he
warned Mr. Morely to stay away
from the woman which he refused
to do, although he has been warned
several times since.
According lo the statements made
this afternoon by Mr. Stancllffe hej
met Moresy on Jnckson street Into
Sunday evening and followed him to
the top of Winchester street when
tho latter stopped and waited for
him. John says that he repeated his
warnings and that they finally en
gaged In a fistic combat. His hands
bear evidence that the fight was a
! hard one as his knuckles arc badly
; bruised and cut.
It Is claimed by Merely that ho
' was struck by a rock which inflicted
the injury, the cut being about an
Inch and a half in length. He says
he was then left by stniirllffe and
that he came hack to the office of
Dr. Hoover where he had the cut
dressed.
Both men are well known In Rose
burg, having spent the greater . part
of their lives In this city. For the
past two years Stnncltrfo has been
engaged t tho Perkins building.
, where he has operated the passenger
elevator. Morley Is a resident of
Edenbower and has many friends in
i this city.
nnnriirimin a
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If you need glasses at all you
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And of course the first step Is an
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by an accredited Optometrist
We examine eyes by the (most
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you with glasses that are guaranteed
to give the hiost complete satis
faction., A. S. Huey Co.
Optometrists
M. F. McCarthy, special agent
for the Southern Pacific Company,
returned to Portland this morn
ing after spending a couple of days
In this city attending to business
matters.
CASTORIA
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In Use For Over 30 Years
Always -bears
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here. Rebellion In Carranza's army
would render the position of the
American force in Mexico so perilous
that every available soldier would
he rushed In to reinforce the advanc
ing columns. For this purpose not
.more than auout 16,000 men would
be available without calling out the
national guard. There are now on
the border or in Mexico in the vicin
ity of 25,000 soldiers, and in the
whole of the continental United.
States the other mobile forces num
ber only a little more than 5000.
All reports from the border were
sent to the White House last night
and were the subject of long con
ferences during the evening between
President Wilson and Secretary
Daker. Afterward Mr. Baker de
clined to talk.
Pershing Controls Railroad.
EL PASO, March 23. Brigadier
General Pershing has taken control
io Mexican Northwestern rail
road south of Casas Grandes and is
reported to be transporting his in
fantry toward Madera In an attempt
to got behind Vllla while Dodd'B
cavalry pushes southward In an at
tempt to head him off.
The police force of this city
iclaim to have unearthed a tilot
which involves two hundred Mexi
cans In an attempt to burn and loot
the town. j
Eleven suspects have been arrset- j
ed charged with being connected
with the plot, among whom is Gen
eral Herrera, a Carranzlstn leader.
Desert Itms Denied by Carnma.
General Rertani, of the Carranza
forces reported that two hundred
American troops went southward
from Casas Grandes to -Madera by
way ;of a military train. It has
slnoo been learned that (Pershing
took over tho railroad three days
ago, but kept the fact secret until
today. It has been unofficially
learned that beginning today the
American authorities will begin
sending military and provisions ov
er tho road from Juarez.
Carranza adherents persistently
deny that desertions of any conse
quence are taking place nt the pres
ent time in favor of the guerilla
leader. Theso reports are not given
great credence as it has been posi
tively learned that General Herrera.
with two thousand men and Colonel
Cano, with 900 have Joined the
Villa forces.
COLUMBUS, March 23. Lieuten
ant Gorrell is still lost somewhere in
the desolate country around Casas
Grandes, It Is ofitcially stated.
Wireless messages stated that no
trace of the aviator could be found.
Ho carried only meager rations, and
but one canteen of water. Field wire
less operations were resumed today.
Cnrninm Chief Is lynl.
EL PASO, March 23. Zack
Cobb, collector of customs of this
port this 'afternoon exhibited a tele
gram, from Governor Enriquez, of
Chihuahua, stating that he had Just
shaken hands with Herrera and that
that general was absolutely loyal to
Carranza.
The message was In reply to one
from Consul Garcia, asking for In
formation as to the position of Her
rera. Street Cars HcMiuie SclmluleA
The street cars are at the pres
ent time running between this city
and Juarez, although they are taken
off after dark as the crews do not
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ANTLERS THEATRE
WERNER & KOLLEIt, Lessees
Exclusive Home of TRIANGLE and Paramount Motion
Picture Features. Always the Best
TONIGHT'S PROGRAM
MARIE DORO
In the Beautiful Five-Reel
PARAMOUNT FEATURE
"The White Pearl"
A beautiful Romance of Sunny India, and a new up-to-the min
ute Paramount Plctograph, showing the latest ' '
PREPAREDNESS PICTURES
COMING SATURDAY, MATINEE 2:13, EVENING 7:13, and 8:45
v The Best TRIANGLE Program so far shown her?
"MATRIMONY"
A Fine, Five-Reel Triangle-Fine Arts Production, Featuring
JULIA DEAN und FRANK MILLS
Also the Bide splitting Two-Reel Keystone Comedy
"STOLEN MAGIC"
Featuring Raymond Hitchcock and Mabel Normand
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NEXT SUNDAY AND MONDAY
Latest European
War Pictures
5,000 feet (five reels) ot thrills and action. Actual Battle scenes,
the work of the Red Cross, action of the 42 C. M. Guns, the Kaiser
mobilizing his army, German fleet in Kaiser Wilhelm Canal. f
Everything Now and Never Shown here leforo. Lively, Genuine,
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Also the 4 reel Paramount Feature
"BLACKBIRDS"
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ADMISSION, ADULTS 25c, CHILDREN 10i
IMPORTANT NOTICE
On and after Saturday April 1st, 19J6, .the price of admission to
this theatre will be as follows: Adults, 15c, children 10c. This
change has become necessary and unavoidable owing to- the extra
ordinary increase in oporating expense.
1
I
wish to take any chances. It is stat
ed that the cavalry is protecting
the railroad south of Casas Grandes
while Pershing Is using It. Officials
believe that Carranzista officials
gave permission to use tho road.
General Funston shows great un
easiness about the mishaps which
have happened to the aviation corps
and has chaarcterized the squadron's
work as being very poor.
Aviator Falls from Window.
WASHINGTON, March 23. Lieut.
Col. Reher, head of the aviation
branch of the signal corps fell from
the window of his apartments to
day and was so severely Injured that1
he was taken to the Walter Reed
hospital. I
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