The evening news., April 12, 1916, Page 8, Image 8

opera chosen for her appearace was
"La Travlata". She ntsde a concert
tour of the Untied Stales and sang
many years In Italian opera. At her
farewell concert given In London her
voice was exquisite in its purity -and
sweetness and evenness of tone, hav
ing a compass of three octaves, an
Nceptlonai . ranged In America she
will be known and long remembered,
for her singing of Suwanee River'
in the height of her success and op
eratic triumphs. She was the ac
knowledged Incomparable artist of
her times. This beautiful song, and
many others sung by Nilsson, are to
be found In "Heart Songs" now of
fered by this paper to its readers,
who will find the terms given in the
coupon published on another page of
(Ills Issue.
THE KTUHGIS LUXURY
U. V. YOUNG
D. 11. BUBAH
WHY LOOK OLD?
Old age will catch all of us in due time but why give your age
away by wearing the old style blfocnl lense. There was a time
when one had to but It is different now. The new Torio Kryptok
glasses will keep the secret of your age and are the only glasses
that should be worn as the toric shape conforms to the shape of
tho eye and does away with the prismatic effect that you are Biire
to get In the old style lense. ,
Consultation free.
Go-Carts and Baby
Carriages
THIS STUHOia STANDS F Jit ECONOMY. COMFORT AND
DURABILITY. WE HAVE THEM IS' ALL STYLES
FROM THE SMALL COLLAPSIBLE SULKIES TO THE
LARGE HEED CARRIAGES WITH HAND MADE REED
nODIEa WITH REED HOOIS AND FULL SPRING
GEARS. ALL FULLY GUARANTEED.
UP COUNTY
OFFICES
Personal Checks Given to
QUALITY SERVICE
YOUNG & BUBAR
JHWELERS & OPTOMETRISTS
Phone Two-One-Four Roseburg, Oregon
Cover Shortages.
MANY MISTAKES IN BOOKS ARE FOUND
COURT CHECKS
A. J. LILBURN & SON
THE COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
ALAC
THEATRE
TODAY ONLY
LAST TIME TONIGHT
Tho H'dendld Five llocl Mustor
picce 'THE LORDS
OF HIGH
DECISION'
I: tun :i1ikmI from tho Hook of
that Name by Meredith Nichol
son, featuring
CYRIL SCOTT
TOMORROW
MARY FULLER
in
i" I !; M.'MIIT or A MERMAID
ANY SKAT AXY TIME
Why Our Forefathers Did
- Not Wear Glasses.
5
Tho need of glasses tins kept step
with the nmrch of civilization. It 1h
undoubtedly truo that many of our
forefuthors needed gtaanes and d.
not have them, but present day
methods and habits have actually In
creased the need for them.
In times past men and women
wero more in the great outdoors than
now. Their range of vision was
limitless, with little or no necessity
tor using the eyes at concentrated
tusks that develop eyestrain read
ing, sewing doing fine work under
artificial light.
K.vestralu is an affliction not to
be lightly regarded or neglected.
Only properly fitted glasses will
help It.
Forged Draft la Found in Ijooking
0ier linokx of Sheriff's .
Office Receipt Issued
and Not Recorded.
c
ALWAYS A (iOOK SHOW
A. S. Huey Co.
OPTOMETRIST.
CALIFORNIA MURDERERS MEI.VG rendered himself nt ten this morning,!
T".(AILEI Willi lll.ODDHDUXDS
and was jailed here.
AUI'.l.'ltN. Calif., April 12. Jim
Cox, whom puHsrs with blood hounds Get poultry foods, Diamond qual
lumtod as one of tho murderers of Ity, nt wholesale prices from the
Constable D. 'lender on Sunday, Bur- People's Supply Co. 4 7 1 -tt"
spring trouble:?
Lot us solve your bpririK Trouble. We
h-ive the latest improved Spring Equip
mentbest equipped shop in Roseburg.
Try .
HENDRIE TIRES
and forget your Tire Trouble
KISNER & MARSH
MAJESTIC THEATRE
TIIF. BRIGHT SI-OT
urn. vi li.w. DAY ONLY
The Deathlock
This In a It' d Blood Alaska S ory full of tense situations that
bold yotir attention from the start. It was taken in Alaska and
critics sty it Is a better phture than Tho Spoilers. The famous
A!a.d;a raring dog team Is used In filming this wonderful story.
In Five nig Keels. H you mi this you miss a treat.
I-OUD WF.F.M.Y AI.W.WS .M)I
Billy Van Deusen at;J Vampire
A K.ittling (Joint Comedy.
7 REELS 7
i!KN TEN CKXTS
ADULTS IB CENTS
TOMORROW LAUGH HAY
Throo-IUd Kent uro, Throe Ko Is of Comedy and Ciaumont Travel
Picture.
MillMY CLARA KIMBALL olNG in "Tlill.UY", In five reels.
and good Comedy.
SATURDAY "IIOHiHT" A problem story that will make you
think. In five parts, also a Comedy I hut will make you laugh.
BllMHMBMa
The county court held a very busy
session yesterday and Bettied up
iWsny matters among them being the
selection of the election boards for
the coming election, the checking up
with the county officials on account
of the report of the auditors, tile
settlement of numerous road mat
ters, and the payment for the audit
of the cclnty books.
In the report of the auditors it
"v.'as found thut the sheriff was short
,40. in cueckinS over the severa:
-ccounts it was found that $51.01.
was clue the sheriff , on account ot
fees to which he was entitled and
which had been recorded on the
books with the other funds. It was
also found that a draft had been
forged at the bank for a large amount
lor which sum tho sheriff will be
held responsible.
Tile draft wsa sent- through the
mulls in payment of taxes for the
your mil and a receipt issued. The
draft, however, was not recorded on
the books, the endorsement being j
forged and the money ohtulned
from tho bank. The crime was evi
dently committed by some one who
was in the employ of the office at
tho Ux collecting period of that
year.
In the clerk's boohs a shortage ol
$70.97 -.. found. Several small
errors, however were found which
reduced tho amount of $07,37, the
list of credits being approved by tho
auditors.
A shortage was found in the treas
urer's books of $24-1, and owing to
tiio gre-t amount of work to lie ac
complished It will bo some time lie
lore the recofus can he searched ami
the discrepancy located. A" check
for tlireo dollars which bad been
pnl, In the sum of J 12.00 was found
and Tor this (lie bank will be held
responsible.
in a previous audit tho treasurer
was round to be JtiGI to the good
and It Is thought that tho greater
part of tho shortage 1b due to a dif
ference In the time of taking the
audit. All of the officials gave
their personal checks for the
amounts of the shortage In order that
the books might be balanced correct
ly. Tho auditors wore paid $!li.C2,
tho report being accepted by the
court.
The R. D. Harvey road near Oak
land.' was aecopted and ordered op
ened, as was tho V. A. Smiley road
near Gardiner. The 25th ot" April
was set for the viewers to view the
N. 1. Wheat rond at Harden Valley
and April 20th for tho viewing of the
F. II. Uine road near Dixonvtlle.
A one and one-half mill appor
tionment was mndo for all roads
within the county.
Clarenco MeOullum was appoint
ed as supervisor for district No. 1
COAST LEAGUE STANDINGS
Los Angeles 6 2 .750
Oakland 5 2 .714
San Francisco 4 4 .600
Portland 3 5 .375
Vernon 3 6 .375
Sale Lake 2 5 .285
Yesterday's KewultM.
At Oakland Oakland 10, Port
laud 2.
At Vernon Vernon 4, San Fran
cisco 0. .
At Salt Lake Los Angeles 14,
.la It Lake It).
t.'Klf.MA.YS START NEW OFFEN
SIVE OX TIIF GREEK llDHDF.lt
ATHENS, April 12. The news
papers here -declared that the Ger
mans have started an offensive on
the Greek frontier, capturing the
Devcstoppo fortifications from the
allies.
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ANTLERS THEATRE
.vyy7 WERNER & ROLLER, Lessees
Uixciufrtve Home ot ri(iA.ULct ana rmnmuuiii hiuuub
Picture Features. Always the Best
SPECIAL "TRIANGLE" PROGRAM
TONIGHT
DOROTHY GISH & FRANK CAMPEAU
In the beautiful five-reel Triangle-Fine Arts Photo Play
"Jordan is a Hard Road"
Also the best and funniest of all recent Keystone Comedies.
"Fatty and the Broadway Stars
A Laugh, a Scream, a Shriek.
7 BIG REELS ADMISSION 10c & 15c 7 IIIG REEL!
COMING THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, SPECIAL SOUVENIR PER
FORMANCE Marguerite Clark
In the fascinating five-reel "Paramount" Photoplay
"Still Waters"
SOUTHERN PACIFIC ANNOUNCES
CHANGE IX TRAIN TIME
BORN To Mr. and .Mrs. Gr F. Mc
Laughlin, of South Pine street. I
Wednesday, April 12 1910, a son.
. ;
CITY NRW.'i. ,
Contractor G. W. Ituttor is today
employing a force of men In tho re
moval of the debris of the Lane,
school buililini;. other preparations
are going forward to move the houses
now standing on the future site and
the first of the week will probably
see activity In this line.
Each lot of P. S. C. steel cut cof
fee is tested chemically, to determ
ine that the different properties of
finest cofi'uo are In proportion. That
Is why the flavor and strength of
P. S. C. steel cut coffee Is always
the same. Every package guaranteed
Dy the People's Supply Co. 471-tl
Acting upon the authority given
them by the city council the mem
bers of tho fire department are today
busy painting the numerous fire
hydrants about the city. The dy
drants are being painted a bright
orange which will assure their being
located quickly in a run to a conflagration.
A real Dollar Show for 10 cents and 15 cents.
COMING APRIL li'J, SYD CHAPLIN IN THE 4 REEL SUPER
KEYSTONE COMEDY "THE SUBMARINE PIRATE"
COMING APRIL 27 & 2H "THE NE'ER DO WELL" I) REELS
NOTICE FOR RIDS FOR SCHOOL
BONDS.
QUIT MEAT WHEN
L. II. Moore, agent for tho South
ern Pacific lines in this city, receiv
ed notice today of tho change In
timo of trnln No. 53, which at the
present time arrives In Roseburg at
S:l." In the evening. Commencing
April 20, the train will lenv Port
land at 8:30 In tho morning and
will arrive in itoseburg at 4:10 In
tho afternoon.
A chango tor this train was an
nouueeu early In the month, but was
withdrawn shortly after tho an
nouncement was made.
Taie a glass of Salts before breakfast
if your Back hurts or Bladder
is troubling you.
'SI' WAN EE RIVER' IN KONG HOOK
The papularity of Suwanee Riv
er" dates back to the tlmo when
Christine Nilsson. tho fair hatred
daughter of a tanner" near Wexlo.
Sweden, surprised all who heard her
with the sweetness and compass of
her voice ns she sang Foster's plain
tive melody. She was n accomplish
ed player on the fluto and vIoiTh
and she made her debut at tbe early
ge of 17 at Stockholm. Like many
ot tbe famous prima donnas, the
No man or woman who eats meat refru
larly con make a mistake by flushing the
kidneys occasionally, says a well-known
authority. Meat forms uric acid which
excites the kidneys, they become over
worked from the strain, get sluggish and
fail to filter the waste and pottmns from
the blood, then we get sick. Nearly all
rheumatism, headaches, liver trouble.
nervousness, dirtiness, sleeplessness and ;
urinary disorders come from sluggish '
kidneys. I
The moment you feel a dull ache In the
kidneys or your back hurts or if the i
urine is clomlv, offensive, full of eedi- i
mcnt. irregular of passage or attended by '
a sensation of scalding, stop eating meat !
and get about four ounces of Jad i
Salte from any pharmacy; take a
tablespoonful In a glaea of water before
breakfast and in a few days your kidney t
will act fine. This famous salts is mail !
from the acid of grapee and lemon juice, !
combined with lithia, and has been used
for generations to nuh and stimulate
the kidneys, also to neutralize the acide
in urine so it no longer causes irritation,
thus ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot
Injure; makes a delightful effervescent
lithta-water drink which everyone
should take now and then to keep the
kidney clean and active and the bkvd
pure, thereby avoiding serious kidney
eomplioatioaa.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned will receive sealed bids up
to five o'clock P. M. on April 21th,
11)16, nt his office in the Roseburg
National lTauk Building, Roseburg, ;
Douglas County, Oregon, for the pur
chase, of negotiable coupon bonds of
School District No. 4, Douglas County
Oregon, In the sum of ?75,000.O0.j
Said bonds are in denominations oft
1500.00 each, dated May 1, llO.S
due absolutely seventeen years from
date and payable at the option of the'
Board of Directors, one-fifteenth of!
tho principal amount of said issue on j
the 1st day of May, 1919 and one
fifteenth on the 1st day of May of
each and every year thereafter until
the entire Issue Is retired, draw five
per cent interest semi-annually, and
are payable at the option of the pur-!
cRaser in Roseburg or New York.
Said bids will be opened and consid-j
ered by the board at a meeting to be
held at 7:30 o'clock P. M. on April!
24,1916. -
All bids must be accompanied by a
certified check In favor of School Dis
trict No. 4, Douglas County, Oregon,
for five per cent of the amount bid,
to be Xorfeited to Baid School Dis
trict in case the successful bidder
does not complete the purchase ot
said bonds, and tho Board res-voj
tho right to reject any and all bids.
Bidders must satisfy themselves
in advance as to the legality of said
Issue and make ttieir bids uncondi
tional, for which purpose a transcript
of the record regarding said bond
issue will be furnished all bona fide
bidders.
By order of tho Board of Direc
tors. Dated this "h day of April, 1016.
ROSCOE N. GREEN,
District Clerk, School District No.
4, Douglas County, Oregon.
453-al8
FOR SALT. OR TRADE 14 section
timber land In Lnne Co. Will
cruise 4,000,000 foet. Seven miles
from railroad. M. C. Martin, 337
S. Pino St. Roseburg. 4&4-n21p
Spring Styles
Nettieton
Shoes
NOW OX DISPLAY
SIMON CARO'S
Relieve
Your Aching
Feet
Mrs. F. D. Owen
Cat Flowers, Potted Plants,
Funeral Designs, Wedding Bo
qnets, etc
JVST RECEIVED A FRKHH
SUPPLY OF FERNS
OF 'ALL KIXD9
Roseburg, Oregon.
IN OUR ORTHOPEDIC
DEPARTMENT WE
CARRY AT ALL TIMES
A IXVMPI.ETK LINE
OF MODERN CORRECTIVE
APPLIANCES.
IF VOU ARK SUFFERING
FROM FLAT FOOT, BROKEN
DOWN INSTEP. OR HAVE ANY
TROUBLE WITH YOUR FEET
COME AND SEE US,
WE'LL TELL YOU W HAT TO IK).
Roseburg Booterie
IRVIS BRUXJf.
Shoos That Satisfy.
Perkins Illclg. - - Cs-s Street