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Newspaper Page Text" 1 AN EXPERT PACKER CP TH1RTV YEARS' EXPERIENCE BAYS DO0GLAS COlTiTY APPLE! ARB TUB BEST UK EVER HANULEU DOl'iiLAS COUNTY HAS TUB BEST AUTHK-YEAR-ROUND C7UMATU, AND TUB BARUEST FRUITS ASD BERRIES PROFITABLE INVESTMENT Advertisers gat food returns from no nonacenients placed in live papers the Daily and Ticka-wksk Ksvisw. Tr theiu there's none other bo good. KEEP WELL POSTED On the current events ! the wurtd'e pronrHdH by realing the Daily Kkvikw Delivered by carrier, 50 ent month OSEBURC VIM,. XIV. KOSEIll'IKJ, OREGON. THl'HSHAV EVENING, MARCH II, lull. .No. H. Review Denial Would Give Time For Steps For Safely TAFT SENDS FRIENDLY NOTE More Evhlciiec. WASHINGTON, March 9. The scout cruiser ('heater is proceeding under rush orders to i'ainpeco, Mexi co, from Peusnculu. This sudden move- is taken by many to coutirni the report that Mexico is the objec tie point of mobilization. LOCAL NEWS J. W. Wise, of Yoncalln, Is in the city on business. W. R. and V. J. Morgan and Mrs. E. C. Morgan were in from Glide Wednesday. Mrs. V. O. Reagan, of Albany, was admitted to Mercy Hospital, West Roseburg, today. Hon. J. A. Underwood and (J. W. AUTOMOBILE (1.1 II IN i good iuiaiis movement. MRS. VMtl ll TAKES ON color to get color. OREGON NEWS. Wounds Two Oiliers; Posse Now I Puckers Make .Money. FOK1" WORTH, Texas. March 9 i The American troops will probably Thiele were among the Oakland peo stay a month at least at San Antonio, pie in town today. Packing houses here today received V. J. Salshury, of Hillings, Mon ; orders to ship a carload of beef dally tana, arrived here this morning for c i to San Antonio for at least a month, brief visit with his uncle, I. Hone ! dick. The Chicitiitoiis Jap. I It. A. Preston . and C. O. Whit, Safeblowers cracked the Southern Purine safe In the deput at .Myrtle Point Tuesday night. The amount of booty has not been ascertained, but it is considered not to have been t nuns lor uie uciicrmcui. oi punnc; r,,u , i..m,, ur., .iiarcu u. now a large amount. Several suspicious roads lending out oi itoseimrg were , sue paiuieii ner lace, to disguise nor- i looking Individuals are being Will Co.ici'ute Willi County I'ouli in Highway Improvcniciil Now I Min ers Elected. PalnlM Face to Wulch ttevels. Then i I 'one! nilcs I'liat llr, liiie is I Needed for Mayor. , formulated Wednesday night by the self, entered a down-town cafe, or- 1 BOISE. Idaho. .March 9. Two Jap- were down from Myrtle Creek this atuse, well dressed, waicneu ami iuuh anernoon ami report eei,iiiius ihub- r , , ,, i, ., j ... i notes while I lie First Cavalry of 200 perous there. LeFlDaDJ SOI 10 AilOW LD1UQ MilUS 10 , . entrained for Sail Antonio to- Dr. A. C. Seely is arranging for n dered beer mid watched the revels of last New Year's eve whb reluted by Mrs. Ada Wallace I'liruli, president of tho Portland W. C. T. U., In an address before the semi-aiiuiial con- Lotk After Ur lokhsis lo Sliirmj ilf xico Special to tho KveniiiR HovU-w. (iALVKSTOX, .March . Private hut authentic advices received toduy Bay thai President Diaz is alive hut hftf cDiidition in critical, lie Is being t men t day. trip EuRt about the end of tho pros iKosebuiK Auloiiiohilo IWub. which al so elected tho following olhcers: A. ! Salziiiuu, president; O. . Huker. vice ; president; J. V. Perkins, secretary; ( W. II, Fisher, treasurer. These olll- .TAFT OFF FOR SOUTHLAND .comprise the board of directors. The : llrsl Tuesday of each month at 8 o'- (clock p. in., was tixed as Hie regular. meeting dale. The organization i was lo del, "inline at (list hand the Ivclcl inl Crrutmr Diorm Fiilli.tn starts with a membership of L'O aulii- nature of the New Year revels, and dSMMilM aillUdiy rlLILC 'u"u"si,m)e owners, and this will be In- a detective walled near by while she shadowed by detectiv.es. Frank .Moore, the young man who last fall, during the county fair In Kugene, faked all injun, claiming that tie wiir struck by an a.itomobilu, mid was taken to the Gcir-rnl llos- veniion of Hint organization In Tuy-1 pltal where he got away with. $000 lor-Street Methodist Episcopal belonging lo different nallelils In the Church yesterday afternoon Mrs. Unruh's visit to this ent month, to be nbsent for about n i Germany Will Look After Her Own month or six weeks. I Affairs In Mexico. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. H. Ohetham are I BERLIN, March 9. That tier- preparing to leave for New Zealand I many will not rely on the United in about three weeks with a view to ! States to protect her Interests In remaining In that country. Mexico was officially announced this Mr. and Mrs. E. Haydon. of Port afternoon by the Imperial Foreign land, will arrive here tonight from (iilire. The statement declared that i.os Angeles, Calif., to visit with his If the situation develops so as to en- grandfather, Jasper Haydon, danger Herman interests, Germany wife. BallinKti's Eximple Sails For Sldudtf Coming creased as rapidly as possible. Mr. Fisher. Mr. linker and II. H. Fancher were 1111110,11 as a committee to secure new members. It Is the chief purpose of Hie club to work for the Improvement of coun- , tv roads, and to tliis cud it will volun- bpeclal to the Kvenlng Review. : t,.t.r advice lo Hie Couniv Court and BOWLING (IKK FN, Ky.. March 9. nB!llllt , ,,v,.rv wnv 1l)ssble. As the The killing of six persons In the , ..omnrisod r citizens of nronil- ail niouniuins In Hart county by "Hud" ,,,. uml high Hianding H is sure lo Mussey, a negro. Is reported today, become a noieut factor in tho good rviuoilg ine ticHU lire me uepuiy observed Hie carousal, which she de scribed in her address yesterday. "You would have been surprised lo have seen your W. C. T. I.', presi dent In a saloon." said Mrs. Uiiruh. "I put all the paint on my fare I could, and then went In and sat down. I ordered a glass of beer, for that was thu only way 1 could hospital, has been arrested at Sail Francisco. A movement to have the body of Kdward Dickson taker, one time United Slates Senator from Oregon, brought from its present resting 1 place in Oakland. Cat., to Salem, Or.. 1 was started at Medford Tuesday at j Hie annual reunion of tho Illinois I Society of that city. One of the largest concerns oper ating In the famous poultry district of Petaliima, Calif., is arranging to establish a branch of the Industry at main and wulch what was going on. Medford. Or. The plant will probably A mint came up nnd asked to drink Hirt with a rnmirltv of ir.no chick- kent alive bv stimulants. Death is 111 herself lake nrotective measures. ; Reserve your seats now for tne ' ' " ' roads movement Iniinriieu 111 tins expected nt anv time. Reports that . ; Elks' Minstrels Monday and Tuesday shcrin. who nitem a to arrest Mas- ,.,,.. Diaz had been dead 4 8 hours are un- Draining Every Station. ! nights. Fntire seating capacity of sey. and Hye members of the deputy b immediate plans of the club In tiue. r,niTi Avn rr March 9 Two Palace Theatre reserved at the one family. I wo other persons were ,-olve two rouds exlendlng out of this ' " .T'NfDm? L'rom thi pLrt price of 7S eeol... .. .'' lie negro who Is now ily ()m, ls ,,,,, rol d , ,,, , I'. S. Not for Inlei-ventioii. I ' ', ,, " " " pj shed through J. w. wise. J. G. Hoilges. ton- ue.ng soug.n u, u .oe. jWliiehesl r. the oilier 10 aiynic ? 11. Hr sb In. James lllllian, .Creek, over lioberls lllll. At ine MIVIITI IM'I'V lrnl, II Q..t tin ! .1 t .l.,.. n ,-nitle In Sllll Calln: at rest all the rumors that the Uni- tiin ' .Looking Class: led States is preparing for Interven tion In .Mexico, resident Taft today sent to President IJiaz a telegram, in which he says the military maneuvers being conducted along the frontier in Texas have no signliicance which should cause concern In Mexico. , Diego. ' Socialist Leader Howls llerlitnee lit j American Army. ' MUXICAI.I, Mexico, March 8. "We will fire on the United States troops if, thev cross the line Into j Mexico: we will tight till we die in i Hie sacred cause of liberty." Woiking himself Into a rnge over the news that the United Stales tronpr.' reinforcements were on their wav to the Lower California border. Simon Hertholdt. Hie American lead ' er of the Mexican insiirrectos. thus j vehemently declared his purpose to- ' lie seemed to forget entirely that he was here to fight Mexican leoerni Isik He went on to say inai moving of troops to the holder re venled the purpose ot K. E. Lallrie. Oar- ri-ogrcsivo igi-nmiie. n rsit railroad crossing south of Wln- v.illev: W. B. Anderson. Kit-1 ult.mi-ia. asn., niurcii n. 1- ..i.esier. Hie road lakes an ugly turn gene- Mr.' and Mrs. N. C. Myers, E. night Hie legislature will adjourn a , tno fnrnl r ,, ,.ter S. and It Is F DeZalba. Seattle, were among the session that will be recorded as the the ,, (lf ,h(, ,.i, ,ave Ibis turn Roseburg visitors todnv. most progressive In the history of the eiimi,14li,Mi i,v tho subsiiliilion of u A mntch game of box-ball wljl he slate. It passed the Initiative and B,B,t piece of road. The grade on plaved at Sutherlln next Sunday he- referendum bills for constitutional jjoborls lllll Is considered by the from suineriiu an" uhm-iiuum-iii,,. ,,, ,,, ciuu i0 ut, unnecessainy ueay. i in- MoliiliziiHoii Kvidence Thai lliiu is Head or Hying. WASHINGTON. March 9. The re port that Diaz has been dead for IS hours, which was received here and at San Antonio today, spread rapidly and was credited by many on the grounds that Diaz is SO years old. that be has been seriously ill nnd Hint only the deiith or illness of Diaz could explain the mobilization of American troops. It is known that Dinz s death would be kept secret by nfiiclnls to five them time to prepare 'o,., m annex Mexico for emergencies. For this reason. "The Washington Government Is as manv do not credit official reports tTrlmnCnl as that of Diaz." he said, that Diaz is not 111. " e Rre lighting capitalism every- ! where, and it will cost the lives oi at Bnaehurir The Roseburg quintet day law for women and public utlll- will be made up of Hen Dowell, pro- ties, besides many others. proprietor of the local hoxbnll nlley.l Garv Rnpp. I.lovd I.eubo and two All Follow llalllnger. others vet to be chosen. I WASHINGTON, March 7. Declur- Medford Sun: Joe Memslc, weiglli nig ll lo De ine ouiy oi bibij uiniiu County Court will he askeil to pro vide either for the reduction of (he grade or for a change In Hie location or that part of the highway. These protects were placed In the hands of senarale commitlees. Dr. Geo. E 2 : r, pounds, a former boxer, wrestler, of the Interior Department to resign nn1M.,, Grant Taylor and .1. W. Canii iind at oi'3 time a member of the lo- when W. L. Fisher takes oflleo from , W(,r ,,,,,,,,.,1 for the Wlnihesler cal ix'ire force, will Issue a challenge Hallinger. Assistant Secretary Pierce ' r0ill Hm ; w iiurnetl. Mr. Baker Thui'soi'V night to meet tile winner siii today lie woiliu leave uie uupan-1 nn, nr ,. C. Seely for t lie Koneris Hill grade the Iteporled Ileal li Denied. Ambassador De La Harre of Mexico today sent formal denials of the re port of the dentil of Diaz to all con. Bills In the United Stales. A formal call was also issued lor nil loyal Mexicans to return lo Mexico. Following a conference with Presi dent Taft, De La Halle said that the President personally reiterated his assurances of America's good inten tions toward the Diaz government. Commenting on Tuft's message last night to Diaz. Limantour, the Mexican minister of Hiiance. who is In Wash ington, said: "This communication will be reassuring to my government and the people, who naturally have been disturbed by sensational statements." n row nf the Rervanls of Ameri can despots the moment they step off their own territory." of the I'usrh-Heliz match. Ill a try- ment witli llalllnger. iiainnger aujn ..... -...-i ii. , Doi, i,, tl, tivtiniuE? 1,., u-ill una his iillpeed slanderers. ll,G A f.. l,icr ,., Ill ol.L.f nf.w.MU- U'l.ntll II TP Giffliril Pill- rooin 'ie,i,-u n,- ...f, v,.,. -- - .. , V..t.,.n,'t.,, l'tiu. oi..., ,-lll,,,--a VCewklv Tile lirO- Ulllted , ' ;',, ,i i,i l,IHlv- .,u hi, ..n u-fll in-nhablv Blart (lie , .Menials in-niniiniii..." I'-viiinn-,. - . to handle the Dutchman by lifting in Sealtlc or New York. him completely off his Teet. Willi i the added advantage of almost 6.", Titti Leaves With Uoli Sticks, nmimls in weicht. together with the1 WASHINGTON, March 9. With hardening he has subjected his golf sticks. President Taft left Ihis,,,. ,m regulation of The club also decided to place mile posts and signs at convenient points on the county roads, llourk. Bur nett and Taylor comprise I lie com mittee named for tills work. An other committee, consisting of ll'oii'k, linker and Dr. A. F. Sether, all city cniincllnien, will draft an ordinance hide tralllc ATTENTION MASONS. 1' This Sounds Like War. DES MOINES. Iowa. March 9. The naval recruiting station here to day received orders lo disregard pre vious instructions nnd enlist for the navy all able bodied men applying. Cruisers Ordered South. LOS ANGELES. March 9. Under orders to sail to San Diego and there await specific orders, the cruisers California. Pennsylvania and South Dakota departed from San Pedro this morning. Admiral Thomas commanding. . .1. ItLAKELEY'H PAVIXIi COMPANY GETS CONTRACT. ST. JOHNS. Or., March 8. West- rm.iile as a paving process was inmi- able to "come hack sutlicieniiy io V adopted at a meeting oi me ai, In Roseburg and present It to council for artlon. the muscles to within the past week, afternoon for Augusta. (,a., wnoie Memslc feels confident of being utile he will deliver an uddress before the to handle either or the men who southern Commercial Congress Fii wrestle Thursday night and he has ,.,y. Rlened nwav his right to a loser's, share or the gale receipts. Ron. All Masons nre requested to meet who Ig pnKaged , ,,,c plumbing nnd j In the lodge room 1-riday. March to, hplt business here, has not been: at 1 o'clock p. m., to attend the fun- )v,v cn(,aged in wrestling for al eral ol our lale brother Theodore . b , l8 COIindent of being r Dimniick. to be held at w Hour ai "come hack" siifliclenlly to , adonied at a meeting of the St, The largest purchase of road build 2:30 p. m. ... .. give Ilusch, who railed to throw j()hns council afler a bluer fight to-. ing macliinery and e(uliinent over J. D. ZIRCHEK, vi- vjyrehorg here Inst week, about all night, when n motion to postpone, the ( madu In Iiouglas co nty Iiub Just i,o nHa to tackle. Monhv Is being ni ,,,.,.,,i,t,ince or the material for been comiiloted bv thu County Court, EASTERN STAR MEMHEHH TAKE wag(,d at even terms on the outcome (he downtown streets was defeated .This new out lit will comprise two car- with me, but 1 declined, saying I was waiting for a friend. "That night I counted 21 young girls who -came in alone ami sat down at the tables as though waiting for someone to sit down with them. Women, that saloon Is less than four blocks -from this church." Mrs. Unrtih also said In her ad dress that the W. C. T. U. would en deavor to Induce Dr. Ilarftr Lane to run for mayor of Portland at the coming municipal election in June. Mrs. Unruh said that she had can vassed the situation with ex-Mayor Lane very carefully, but thai he had not yet consented to have his name put forward as a candldale. "He said Hint If the city would give I i I lit a few clean counclliiien 'we would hither and suave Ihls town. But I don't want the Job,' " continued Mrs. Unruh. "Ur. Lane Is Ihe beat man we have gol for the place, and I think we can elect lit hi. There is not u scintilla uf truth In the nsper sious which have been cast on his character. You know what I mean. I have no question as lo Mayor Lane's purity of character. "Dr. Lane gave us a good adminis tration; It was as good as any human .being could have given us with the council he had. Hut right now we have the widest open town we have ever had In Hie history of Portland." ens per week, requiring over 200 dozen eggs, and as rast as pnsslhtc wilt be expanded until u maximum capacity or SMIO chickens, calling ror the use or II li. 0011 eggs, is reached. 0. B. Johnson, of Corvallis, has been selected by the President to till the position of United States apprais er of customs, which has been vacant since the death of General Owen Summers, January 21. Johnson was chairman of the 'Republican commit tee of the First Congressional district which elected llawley In 1908, and was president of the last Republican slate convention. The Job pays $.1000 n year and the appointment is ror a term or four years. HEAL ESTATE Tlt.V.VSl'KlW. TWO CARLOADS OF ItOAII MACHINERY PI ltCHASEH. County Court Prepares for Active Konil Building Season in Iiouglas County. .MEOFOItll TEACHER FINED, RESIGNATION IX ITEII. MEDFORD. Or., March R. Found uiil II v by a Jury In Justice of tin EIIJllll Selher to Helen C. Goble. $10; 4 lots, block 22, Riverside Add to Rosebu -g. ' D. 0. Millett to G. W. Dlngmaii. $.175; X 14 S Vt sec 10, 32-5. Estate C. W. Smith to J. Fogel sanger, $U,0; NV4 lot 10, block ,r, Walto's Add to Rofleblirg. O. A. iltrong to James Mcintosh. $2250; 15 acres of .losopli Cnrnoll soii D. L. C, tp. 29-5. . W. J. ; Scott, of Edenbowor, ar rested recently on the charge of at tempting to extort money from A. M. Gallagher, or Dlxouvllle. demands that The Review make a statement "correcting" the' Item thai he was once Jailed In Roseburg lor drunken ness. An Inspection or the records NOTICE. ,ol the go. There will he a special meeting or Hoseburg Chapter No. 8. on Thurs-i day evening, March 9th, for the pur-j pose ot initiation. Bv order of the W. M. dsw FREE JOHNSON. Secy. GENERAL NEWS. GRANGE MEET. The Jury at San Francisco In the case of Beatrice Anita Baldwin Turn hull, the 17-year-old Boston girl seek ing a one-sixth share of the $1 1,000.- floo estate of Lucky Baldwin, on Wednesday, under Instruction from GAMBLE the court, returned a verdict adverse hv a vole of 5 to 2. .1. s. Downey, loads mid will bo recolved 111 a lew councilman, accused the Warren Con-jdays from Portland. One car will struction Company of trying to "bull- ,() unloaded ut Drain and the oilier doze" Hie St. Johns council and tux-i Uoseburg and tho tools, etc., dls imvers Into declining to accept the trlbuted from those two points to Westrumlte Company's paving ma-1 the various road distlicls lerlal, already accepted tor tne diisi ness Blreets. CONCERT CANCELLED. . ,, i .i.i ..in ,lnn't In Ihe claimant. . Owlnir to the inubilit.v of the parly forget to come to Hie Grange meeting i Names of habitual drunkards are t rettl., Roseburg before next Mo.ii-Yl-irch 10 at 1 o'rlock in the I. O. to be posted by the authorities in the day. the Ernest Gamble concert has O F hall in Roseburg. and help us saloons of North Yakima, Wash. A been indeiiiiitely postponed. X. Li. l.cn,, rewaio in in u,-i.- organize. dsw Organizer, Peter Ulan, was down from "'Y After working Oil Ulisiiiej-s ,,.. Is and conviction or any one selling or giving liquor to those whose names A I 1 f Not a drop of it in Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Imhnl No alcohol habit. No stimulation. Ayer's Sarsaparilla is a tonic, a regu lar toni It tones un. restores healthy activity, consult vour doctor freely about usinf it. Do as he says. J.O. AjrsrOn., COAL! COAL!! COAL!!! LADY WELLINGTON Gives more heat and lasts longer than any other coal on the market. $11 per ton, delivered. Phone 127. Ollice130 South Jackson. Specials: Splendid values iu - witches in any length and shade. Special discount on Puffs iu dark brown and black shades. O The Season's latest Millinery in great variety of styles and prices. The newest creations in Leather, Velvet and Suede Haud Bags, for ladies an ! childreu. The popular Dtch Collars in new styles and shapes; also stock, jabots and linen collars just arrived. "And the Price is Just Right" Roseburg Beauty Parlors ror more than 40. years lo establish Ills claim neiore i the Government for assisting in tliej i capture of Jefferson Davis, and at ;last geitln? the Item Inserted In the I i general deficiency bill. John P. Smith, 'alias John Wagner, must go unre- warded. In Its consideration or the , bill recently, the Southern members made such vigorous objection when the Item was reached that It was struck out. In 18IL1 a reward ot $100,000 was offered for the rapture of Davis, and this sum was distributed among the troop that made the rap ture. Recently Smith or Wagner proved to the satisfaction of the War Department that he was one nf the men who. made the capture and that he had never received has share of the reward. There is slim chance of the Item ever being resurrected. Victor M. ( lore and Bryan Oilara. both of Palms. Mich., were arrested at Detroit Wednesday charged with having held up a Southern Piuilic train near Ogdeii. Uinh. last January. In the holdup one man, a porter, was killed. The robbers secured $:!'iiio In money and Jewels from the pas sengers. Detectives hitve been shad owing the two men for months Ac cording to the police. Engineer Rouse and Conductor Mlddleton or the Southern Pacific crew have Identified the two prisoners. GOOD, I HEAP HOME. HORN. MCCARTHY. To Mr. nnd Mrs. Andy McCarthy, at Grants Pass, March 4. 1911, a son. Miss Anna Kent, of Brockway nt the homo or Mr. and Mrs. S. Kelley lo spend several weeks. i, ..., liui.i-v 11 IIoy'o cmtrl. In .fncK-'.ut t no no ice conn snows nun ncun, sonvllle, yesterday, or having ns- on August 15, 1910. paid a line of saulled Seoly- Hull, a. 17-year-old $10 ror disorderly conduct, also the pupil In his class. Professor J. P. further sum of $.1, costs Incurred In Ciidlhv. or the lornl high school, was standing trial. Further Iu regard to Ibis morning lined $5 and costs. The these circumstances, . City MaiBhal latter amoiinled to $40. Joseph HufTnian said today: "Srolt In order to give Cudlhy an oppor-, was drunk when he was arrested, but tiinlty to resign, the school honrd de- on account or Hie abusive language elded todav lo postpone union In the that he used, the charge preferred 'ii, ,."-i nf which lie wbb nciiliist hlii) was disorderly conduct. lencher was ordered suspended today which Is a more serious offense under until a new Instructor is secured, ine cuy laws man ui nim,- . o Three acres of ground, very good 5-room house, good well, large wood shed; good barn. lx:Hi; i bearing 12 grapes, nii'i Price $ 1 :.',0. fail H. Wilson, Wilbur, tf trees, all Kinds; white, very tine, on or address W Oregon. Reserve your seats now for the Elks' Minstrels Monday and Tuesday nights. Entire seating capacity of Palace Theatre reserved at the one price of 75 cents. MIME MIRE Mckenzie & Moore The Mrry Mikers The new equipment purchased In cludes: Two complete rock crushing plains IG two mid four-horse graders. 3 I Fresno u-rapers. 23 Slip scrapers. 12 Road plows. 4 Road rooters. 144 Shovels. CO Picks. 48 Muttocks. 17 Axes. This outfit cost approximately $S. (100, but the court traded In the lilg gyratory crusher located In North Roseburg, bringing tho initial outlay l this lime down to lust $liU0ll. Be sides the two new rock crushing plants the county has still niiolliur crusher and all three will bo kept In steady operation this year. One will orobably operate on river boulders near Roseburg and the other two al various points lu tho northern part of tile county. REVIVAL BIG SUCCESS. Full House Beard Great Sermon Last Niglil; " I he Rag Time" Tonight, by Hr. LuniMu. Cudlhy appeared bnrnre Hie -scnoot board about a month ago to answer to a similar charge. For good printing or 11 kinds The Review alwavs lends The rtevlew. of course, had no direct knowledge of the matter,' hut as sumed that tho statements, of the police were correct. Patronize Review advertisers. Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday, "TheMan of The Hour" o IV Acts Friday and Saturday "In Wyoming" IV Acts "I think I can get you n Beat In the gallery," was Ihe greeting the ushers gave to the last persons who came into Hie Baptist Church last night. The gallery was almost full, and the main Hour of the big church was packed. There was also a Jai ger number limn ever hi-rore In the choir. Additional chorus space will be pro vided todav. During Hi" song ser vice last night a special number. ' The Sinner and the Song." was sung hv Hie Misses HlacK lino mini;,-. aiid Ihe pie inlrly held their breath as tills splendid trio sang Ihls good old song Into their hearts. Those who came expecting a great sermon were not disappointed. Willi rapt attention Ihe audience hung on bis words as the fcral evangelist un folded the mighty theme of "A Bar gain With Sin." Dr Lamk In s sermon tonight will be "lil- Hag Time." n companion scrmoVto the one wrhcd iasi night Services every day at 2:30 and Everybody inviu-n. a. James A. Perry Spring Opening Mar. 9, 10, 1911 We cordially invite yon to attend our first showing of Pattern Mats March 9th and 1 6th.' Tailored Hats on display now, also a complete line of Flowers, Braids, Orna ments, Iaces and Plumes. :30 p. Mr nnd Mrs. Claud B. Cannon are expected home Sundny from Los Angeles. Calif., where they have spout tho winter. You Try It Just Once And Then You'll Know If you keep house or'.buy eatables, you should know the best time and the best place to buy. To do this Keep iu touch with The North Side Grocery. The farm products here are fresh, clean and wholesome, we have a generous supply Just tell what you like and we will satisfy you, be it today, tomorrow, or uext week yes farm HAM and EGGS, rhou!T534-