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Douglas coumtv-s inexiiaustable natural resources and climatic advantages make it the most attractive for homlhkers and investor PROFITABLE INVESTMENT Advertisers Rot food returns Irom an uonnceuients placed in live papers the Daily nu TwicK-A-wmiic Kivnw. Try them there's none other to good. KtfcP WtLL POSTED On tht ctirreul "vhiiIh nl U,u wnrkt'i pruurnnH by reditu tti Daily Kkvikw Delivered y carni-r, 50 ts:t month OSEBU RG .ItO.SKIU lta, OREGON. TI KSll.AV KVEXIXC, MAY 10, 11)11. VOL. XIV. Xi. CHI. Review city limits northward, five and a half' blorkb. and Mnsher street, irom me f Clarli-IkQcry Bids lor Paving Tabled by Council . 75 CENTS FOR EXCAVATING Sew 0:dinanccs Compel Fire Escape and Create Fall Weight Board Hobo lltoiedy Fails . WATER FROM SOI Til 4. 4. IMPQIA FCUXD PIKE. 4. 4. . 4. In a letter received today by .j. J. Doctor tiea. K. Hourk, city and i 5. county health officer, from Cul- 4- vln S. .White, statu health om- 4. cer, at Portland, the latter 4- gives the result 01 niB analysis .j. n mi Tii i IPC U'"1"rale nuJ unjudicial.' railroad Hack to the river, three blocks. Hoth petitions were allowed, j A remonstrance against the pro posed paving ot Pine street, from Fined to Spring. as allowed, because the petition for the Improvement represented less than one-half of the front. footage of the property fn- ; VolVl'd. Tim council accented the cltv en- of two samples of South I mp- 4. gineer's estimates of the cost of pav-;4 qua water sent to him by Dr. J. 'ing a number or streets, the probable 4. Ilouck at the time such water 4. jcost being nearly ;I6.00I) In the as- A was being used by the city of 4.1 ..,., ! gregate, divided us follows: Roseburg In the emergency 4. 0 FTCVf 'RCV H f ASK ii .t fr.11,1 Mustier to cltv .J. created bv the destriicilnti of J. . JLll 1 bit vl.i u JLlu u ll.UVnJU limits. $20,liil. I 4" the power stution at Winches- j Hondas street, from Hoso to rail- 4- ter. Dr. White found 110 colon 4. roatj. J."..". 1 0. 4 bacilli, the cause of typhoid, in .j. s Labor Leaders, W ho Escaped Jail Terms, to be Prosecuted Transaction or a big batch of street paving business and the enactmeit ot three new ordinances were the features of the regular meeting or the city council Monday night. One of the ordinances provides for the creation or a board or inspectors of weights and measures, another com pels the erection of lire escapes on all public buildings more than two stories high: the third provides for the construction of a sewer svsi.'in in West Kosebnrg, bids tor which will lie advertised for at once. A rourth ordinance, providing 101 the laying of a sewer system In Sr.nt'i Itosehurg, came up for flua! act'on, but ' was postponed until such tine as tfie city Is furnished with de;ds of right-of-way through certain pi p erty. Paving Hills Laid oil Tall.-. Ilids from the Clark-! lottery f'nn strurtion Company for the paving of seven blocks of streets was laid 11.-till' bv the council to' give the alTucted property owners a chance to express Spring Alley, from Jackson street ! 4. either sample. This should to Rose. $153:1 Court Btrei't, from Jackson to Main. Oak street, from Rose to the rail road. 57Sii. Main street, from Douglas to Court, $:::! ti. Mutters of I'rirc. The city engineer submitted a com parison of prices for the asphalt mncailam class of pavement of tho Clark-llenery Company and a cheaper grade of pavement of bis own design for heavy grades, the request for the prices being made by the council upon a petitlou previously presented bv residents of East Lane street, de- 4. banish all fears as to the purity 4 4. of the South I'mpqua water. 4. The city'B supply at the present 4. time, however, comes from the 4-j North Pmpqua. ' 4 4,4.4.4.4.4.4,4.4.4.4.4.4.4. was directed to abate a serious nuis ance in the Walte Addition, near the high school, caused by the breaking of a sewer owned by private parties. Petition for a lire hydrant nt the corner of Washington and Spruce streets referred to the fire and water committee. Placing ot Word la Statute by Supreme Court In Standard Oil Ruling Causes Concern MOW YOKK. May lti.Vttrollc in (lctiontU'inK labor unions in piurul, nml the Hut lU'clarntlmi that Iih 1m Hows tho doi motion of the .ok An- 5M?'o, S,rhtwl,,,S Diiiz s Agent Talks Peace, Rebels here today at a convention of the National Manufacturers' Association by President Klrby of the association, lie said: "The American Federation of La bor is engaged in open warfare on Christ and his principles. This ti ro sponslble federation has been permit ted to grow uninterrupted by law and unwhipped of Justice, although Its purpose is to draw to a common level all men and women. Preparing for Battle CAPITAL WILL BE BESIEGED Special to the Evening Review. WASHINGTON, .May ih.- rnnrfrnrf IV riftae In. Inl'netlriita Ctaal iuuKit33 iiiiuia iu luiisiiaiti tmti Trnst One Woid Say Riverse Supreme Court fr NOTH'K TO MCMIIKUS U 4. l.IHi:S' AIXIIJAHY. 4 A f. 1 nre will bt a special meel- U Imk of the Auxiliary at the t'oinnuiital Club roon8, 4 iU'Kila, -MiiV 17, at 8 p. m. A 4 4 full atttMulauro is ronuestd. an X 4 there are many mattera of im- 4- portaiu-H to rotue before the 4 niei'tiug. Noiiiimitlonu for ottl 4. cera for the foming yeur are to 4 he made ami the nominating 4. eommltti'p 1b requeyted to re- 4 port at this nuM'tlng. 4. 4. Mils. J I). ZI'IU'UKR, Trea. 4. MAI1KL ALUIUGHT. Secy. A l44a2a'llf"l pavement und requestinR nw marenai biicii as uie iui k-iiuium 3 1 . rt,a . . , nmmltrw Company uses for a base. The 1 en- ,Vv (rf Kri v rtllniuv. Kineer submitted a price of 1 34 o Thp or(lhmnre ,m8SHd by the coun fill 11 flit- 1 (I I II HM 1JIO linn di,i 111 1-1 rotiRh paving- Tho asphalt macadam L.l.lUn f,f liAi)llli:i!lilll tn lllU' inning staniiaru siuootn sunaie . . .ldlwll,k ,le west side of K.Ua ,u hi. f,.ni.r nciion in Hie! u' ... i...nw tlia mrh ihih . . . 1.. 11.... Bdfi-i uiiu " """.lloietl Case. IV riglllr IB ihiitcuiiik under the decision of the li. h.. .Su Ktnmliinl Will Siiliinit. NKW YORK. May 10. M. K. K1-' llott. chief counsel for the Standard Oil Co.. In a statement Issued today.) said the Standard would obey the Supreme Court's decree and would immediately tako steps to dissolve, s.iai , .,. Kvenlnc Review. i.,., i,... Higher prices for oil and Its by- ..,, t..y,iU tin- til P. Wright of the Supreme Court'of the products. It Is believed here, will V, , M(lxi,.0 ,.,,. ,,,,, ,,, ,.,. Ulstilcl or Coiun.iiin wi.s today np- lhe. 0.nl' r.' f.nw' 0.f "he dec slen ,ule of Provisional President Ma.l.'to, uoinled on a commission to deter-loraermn tne nissoiuiion. n isiness Itl-t.,,rn ,1K 10 Judge Carahajal. Diaz' quarterly temperance lesson. mine whether Samuel Oomrs, John!"1"" aree 1,1,11 "'"'' advances p(,11(.e ,,.prw.t,,tlve. 'The only Dr. Henjainln Hush, of Philadel Mltchell and Krunk Morrison, of tho 111 ,he are certain, as many In- ,hlllR (h,lt vin bmik off peace, nego-i phin, a signer of the Declaration of American Federation of Labor, were yestinents wore being held off nwnli- Lial OUh will be some Impossible or I Independence nnd a noted BCholnr, us guilty or contempt of court. I'pon '"'" " urhilrury sland by Madero. said tho, well as a physician and proressor of derision or the commission. Wright oiened tlrm. . Judge. "Something dellnlte Is ex- medicine In the I niversity of Penn- carrylng on of a temjierance proiia ganila as a duty or the church. The lieneral Assembly which convenes here day after tomorrow will set apart a day. next Tuesday, for tho observance of the centenary, and Presbyterian churches and Sunday schools throughout the country are asked tu celebrate the anniversary next Sunday, the occasion of the or the Clark-llenery Company costs' SI. .It! a snuare vard. No action was cil compelling the erection of tire escapes follows: Section 1. cor the proper and taken by the council on the engineer's i : nei tssary protection of life und prop erty, all buildings hereinafter desig nated that are already erected or ed und built in the City of Hoseburg report. -s11- :g hereafter be erect- property owner, notified the council ..... . ' ., . ,,...,. that the estimated cost of paving; North Jackson -street, amounting to approximately $2110 per lot of 2.Vj foot frontage, was more than the' people could stand. The . council , Oiegon, shall he provided and equl ped with lire escapes as follows, to wlt: livery building of two stories or more that Is occupied, or hereafter their wishes Inoegard to the item . ,ro !s(.d Mr. r,son not to a. c.ei t s? eonstructeu as to ue useu or oiiu for excavation. Last year the Clark- anv biis fr ,he paving of that street "-; UK hotel lodg ng-housc, room- Henery Company charged 68 cents a uness they were satisfactory to tho "'K-"""-. ui'mn ni i ....hie v-.,rd for excavating, this year '.',., . ent house, hospital or school house. they are asking 75 cents, an advance ; s ,,,, ,.,.,. ,ismiseil. i or llso ror 11""' emertninmeni . of 17 cents. In all other respects ,Tp0 motion of Mullen. s?cou.le.l assemblages above the second st or Ih.lr mires are the same for both , h Ml..nlll th. council voted in d s-11"1 having proper or sulllcient exits years.' I pense with tho services of the two there is no uount mat me com pany lost .money .on the excavating part or Its work Inst year," said Councilman Mlcelli. chairman of the street conimltteee, "hut while I looked for an increased hid on that j Item this year. I did not expert quite' sich a heavy one. We had better 'or facilities ror escupe in case of lire. ! special policemen authorized two fen1 i"""" ... i,,... ii, ,.ui. ri.i ..i lire escape of iron or ot)ier inconi- i "h 1 " ' " . bustlhle material on each street front them." Mayor Haynes announced. "Then let's get rid or the other one at once." was Mullen's rejoinder. "The cltv has been infested with find out it the properly owners are i,obos Just the same since the soeclnl willing to pay the Increase asked policemen were appointed and peop'e herore we take action on the bids, so U1.0 stii kicking about their petty I move that final action be postponed depredations. There's no use fntten one week." j ing the city's pay-roll when it doesn't The motion carried. The streets accomplish anything." covered by the bids are: Washington, j Apropos to this matter. J. K. Har from Rose to the railroad track; or, living on the old Levi Minkler Washington, from Kane to Chadwlck, ,,i;,ce and owner of the city dumping and Kane, from Lane to Douglas, ground site, presented a bill for 2i The first named part of Washington damages for the burning of a big Uil will require the heaviest excavation nf his wood by hobos ramping on of any street in the city. his land. The bill was made out tq New Paving Petitions. i "special police." It was referred lo Petitions for eight and a half a special committee consisting of blocks more of paving were pre- Councllmen Nachter, Clements and seated to the council. These covered Mullen. Winchester street. North Roseburg. Minor Mailers, from Second Avenue South to the The henlth and police committee have already dismissed one of . ",,'' h'lildJ'JS. conveniently acces ' sible from each room of said build- WHY WE ARE NOT HAVING A SALE Because our goods are paid for. Because our prices are a little lower than you can get "elsewhere," on sale. Because we are kept very busy attending strictly to our own affairs. Because we are here to slay. ROSEBURG BEAUTY PARLORS HAIR. AND SCALP TR.EATMENT FACIAL MASSAGE HAIR DRESSING MANICURING I'HOXK 170 PIIOXK 1TO WOOD! WOOD!! WOOD!!! Umpqua Land and Water Co. (ixctiKPOii.iri'.n) 1000 Tiers of Split Body Oak and Block Oak Send In your orders and make sure you are going to have wood. RememlierQlie trouQ last year, on account or the streets being torn up ror paving. Make your arrangements now and avoid rutuie trouble. We deliver In loads of three tiers nt $2.73 per tier. Umpqua Land and Water Co. 116 Cass St., Roseburg National Dank Building. ing. Sec. 2. it shall he the duty of the Committee on Klre and Water, together with the Chief of the Klre Department of the City of Roseburg. Oregon, to determine the kind, con struction, locution and number of (ire escapeR necessary and adequate on all such buildings to make the tnen'ts of escape therefrom easy and safe to the Inmates In case of fire, and all Are escapes shall be erected and built as required by said Committee on Klre and Water and the Chief Engineer of said Klre Department, and shall at all times be kept in good order and repair nnd free from any and nil obstructions. Sec. 3. After It shall have been determined by the Committee on Fire and Water and the Chief En gineer of the Fire Department what number and location of tire psenps Ion any building or buildings enum erated herein are necessary or prop er for the protection of lire and prop erty, Bald Committee or Fire Engin eer, or any of his assistants, may at any time, by notice in writing served upon the owner, agent, manager, lessee, or other person having the controt of any building enumerated this ordinance, by leaving with such owner, agent, manager, lessee or other person at his, her or their residence or place of business a copy of such notice, require such fire es capes to he placed upon such build ing within thirty days from service of such notice, and in ense such own er, agent, manager, lessee or other person so served with notice afore said shall not within thirty days af ter the service thereof, place ur cause to be placed such fire escap-s upon such building, as required by the terms of such notice, he, she or they shall be subject to a line ot not less I linn 2ii.00 nor more than Jinn. no nnd to n rurther fine tif 1 23.00 ror each week of such neglert to comply with such notice after the expiration of thirty days. Xew Weight and McnMircs l-avv. Following Is the newly enacted ordinance providing ror city inspect ors of weights and measures: Section 1. Immediately after the going Into effect or this ordinance, the Mnvor of the City of Roseburg. Oregon, shall nominate and appoint I by and with the consent of the Cl'y Council or said City for the purpose of Inspecting and regulating weights and measures In the City of Rose burg. Oregon, and the use of Instru ments and containers used to deter-0 mine weights and measures, a bnaid, of three members who shall be called the Hoard of Inspectors of Weights i and Measures, whose term of o(ll(e( shall continue for one year from the first day of November. 1911. and until their successors are appointed and qualified, all of whom shall sTve without salary or remunera tion. . peeled within thirty hours. We have svivanla, started the movement In I passed the preliminaries anil are now: !7S.". when he published "The Ef- deallug with a proposition where Ma- reels of Ardent Spirits on tho Human dero cau say yea or no." Mind and Body," and It was the (tcncrul Oio.co today applied the reading of this essay that led the lie to all newspaper men on account Presbyterian (leneral Assembly, at Harlan's lip Followed. WASHINGTON. May 111. DIs- .,i..mo r.ini-t vnsienliiv which ordered gruntled with tho Supreme Court ti e dismissal of the case. Ilo says decision dissolving tho Standard Oil o. ,i.u.;ui,,., i,.rt nni.li Mm nnsslhllltv Company. Republlcnn progressives. of hlmseir ordering contempt proceed-' nt a formal conference today, decided of Hie publication of bis quarrel wilhllis meeting a century ago, to declare tngs against the labor leaders bo- to urge an nmeniiiuent to tno Mier- Mailero. In a letter to siaiiero. Dror.- tor temperance. cause they disobeyed his Injunction mini anti-trust net reading: "No com- , o deplored Hie publicity nnd do- In the Buck Stove & Range Company blnntlon of trade shall be regarded i ared that the whole matter was the will Word Defeat Justice? ca8e ins reasonable under the terms of "work of our political adversaries." w'ASHINOTON. May 16. The In its decision yesterday, the Su- lhlB ai,t " , , , "'" ""'ears eternal fealty lo Madero 011R tuil'uy unanimously passed the nreme Court held that the only sen-1 The Supreme Court Interpreted the , the revolution. This. It Is bo- SmnU,v resolution ordering a sweep- tences that could be Imposed on the 8l""n antl-lrust law so as to limit Uovod. ends all chances of trouble , investigation of the steel trust. labor leaders were fines. In so hold-! " ai iinciiuon io ucis ui .,u.,.- among me rf .i .iu.ui- i". During the debate on the resolution, ithTBu l ul,1 ,,ot S.aeta found that the Court of Ap-1 peals of the District of Columbia llrt (lls(,or(lunt ,,. i,lB lluard , . in. MliraiiB v-uu.i u, uu,.,, i,i,. ii,. aiss..i,i,.,l. awhile. Holland, of Missouri, said ho was - ; convinced that Justice llurlan was War Preparations Co (In. rl(,,u h, ulH contention that the court ll'AHKZ. Mexico. Mav Ifl. Whie r..v..ruil llnr.tr bv Inserllnir the word Columbia erred In treating the con-;"'"1'- " Madero Is condiicilng peace uegotia- "unreasoiiiible" In its Interpretation tempt proceedings as a criminal case1 holding that cases already decided llml8 wllh ,mlv ., lm. lux of ,. lla ppcd to the Stan- and not as a civil one I h' lol,n h'ul determined--i.n"e ,.v,.,.n1(.i tonight, his army Is ,ard Oil Co. Tho fr.,rt of hnlrilne the nroceed-'fr i'i .V"' '"" !" "r K''1'1' preparations for war, Hv reading that word Into the lh0'd l 'hP, 'I0'? . "nnrrasnmililc" or sliiillnr ivunlH .. , h s, ,., , Mexlio vv, 1 believe the court did lust what Ings a civil ono was to make Jail not In the statute, lie declared that .,, ,rMlB .... t)Hn trvinn to do r!r?rencLn,hadSltoebe seT aside' l'"6 if lho court, liters, arms, big guns will he J olives t Vtoen Th,,."" b. Jail sentence had to be set aside- ng at the finding was. in effect, (,Kpatclied to the south tomorrow. ' 8aid. The court was led to hold that he 1lBhilon whl. bpl(,Kd , m. ,.y ',.,, 1(, llMltaVB , tonight,, o . contempt proceedings in this case i..8lani.e to congress and not to th , ,, r n, ir,..i..M l,,J,n.vruT mi.-i.-iiv,: uium. t ii.M .....u... .... courts. criminal punishment is exercised by ...... courts to force persons to do acls .Slnndaril Heads May lie commanded, in the present case, tho A high (internment official today court took the view that tho lebor slated that criminal prosecuilons of men were being sent to jail, not to tho Standard Oil officials may follow make them do something the court the decision ordered, hut because of "something Wlckersham Is now considering the inattor. II Is possible that obstacles to such a prosecution would ronfninl tho Government, ns It Is expected that I hey hud done." (jomiM't-s is tii-iit ifictl. namue. ui...... e, t10 Stadard olllcials would claim .WVf IOTK IUl lUllftJ. TM1 Btllll Ut I . ... 1 1 ir ni. n..nn..i.i nt tl.n dtr. 1 II" I was gratified that the Supremo Court of ,tati(mil. Xo offset this the will, one blow ins reverse., l. m ut-c.s on ui u. f.1V(.rnIllpnt w, tllke .he position lower tribunal, but added:- hnt thp ,.,, ,.ont(M, s "1 am disappointed that the court offenses after the trust was ordered did not decide the principle In con- ,l88ivc(i tho lower court. tentlon In the proceedings. I believe ( It to be the consensus of opinion that " the sentences of six, nine nnd 12 ' WO 111 IMiLAItS SI.X I IO months imposed on Mitchell, Morrl-1 STATE PEXITEXTIARV. son und myseir were unjustified, uu usual nnd cruel particularly In an .lus. Stanley :t Years, Henry Allen ing first to caplnre the city or Chlhn.t- 1 IX WEST HOSKIIl'lKi. IVoseculed. htm and then lake ihe capital or the republic llseir. j Not wit hslandiug the rainy weather. Preparations tor war are eatiHlng n the interest in the Advenllst camp- great deal more of n stir among the meeting In the Hollows Drove In Attoruey-fleneral Insurrertos than the peace confer- vst Itosehurg, Is Increasing. Thlrty- Ihe capture or Juarez, ihe rebels are n.ore campers are exported, thlrst.v for more battle and feel con- The meetings will continue over lldeui thai they are now strong next Sunday. Three regular services enough to snatch the republic from are held dally, at I0::iu a. in., nnd the hands of the Diaz, admlalstrailon a : :10 and 8 p. m. At a recent session of the conrereiice the same ollicers who served during the pust year were re-elected, as follows: F. S. Hunch, of Coos county, president; W. L. Itlnck, of Medford. vice president; J. 1'. Wheeler, of Kosebnrg, Becre- Tonlght a tree It was on stereoptlcon lecture upon China will May 111. 1811, llinl a Presbylerlan be given by r.iiter ;v A. v euivvoiiu, (leiieral Assembly first aulborlzed tl'.e a returned missionary. (Viiliiry of Teinperaiice. 1 ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., May 1(1. -Today iiiarkH the coniplellon of the hirst hundred years of temperance 'work under Ihe nlllclal direction of a tary and treasurer. governing church body alleged constructive contempt and that the Judge's language was In- Near Oakland, California Yours -Merinos Found diilty -tiraiid Jury Itusy. Two more of Douglas county's hobo prisoners have been slarled on their I way to the penitentiary by virtue of amitoncna nrnnniinced hv .Tllilim Fflir- '''NEfiiS Jiue Stanley, convicted by a Meal climale llinimhniil Ihe year, tnlrauce jury Monday alternoon Of burglllliZ- anil graduation rciiuiremcnts eiuiv.vlent to Ufr the store Of AlcRevnolds Pros.' '"."'il1 Lr',"il7.I.,,lrmo,lr. S: at Sulherlln. received a state's prison ment. Kxcrllrnt opporlunitica lor home sentence or inree years in conn, uns economic, lilirary aluilji.. mu.ic nml art. niornlllg. Ilelirv Allen. Bel f-collfess"d of muilent.. oul-doiir life, i'resiilcnt, l.ticlla Clav Cnm.n. A. M., I.itt. I)., I.I.. It. l-'or cataloKue tuldrCHS Secretary, AtilU Collrye 1. O.. California. !' M. M. MILLER. (Licensed Real Estate Dealer). Ranches. Acreage & City Property MUG HI Sec. It shall be the duty of , tho Hoard of inspectors of Weights land Measures at least once a year. : or as many times as Ihe public good 'may require, either upon the wrlt : ten requeat of any citizen, firm or (Continued on page 4). Vaudeville Mel Riley Co. WEEK Beginning May 14 Change of Program Tues. Wed. Thur. Majestic Trio Admission 20c and lOq MA TIX KM I Or AXD litic Cccd Music. accomplice of Joseph Morlnos In the burglary of L. II. Ithoades i Com pany's store In Roseburg. was sen tenced Monday night- to two years' Imprisonment. Allen made a statement to the court saying that he and Clarence Kendnll, the latter aged 17 years, did not enter the looted store, hut waited on the outside for Moiinos, who gathered the booty. Kendall will probably be placed on parole. .Mor lnos stood trial and was convicted in quick time by a jury this afternoon. He will receive sentence nt 7::iu o' clock this evening. John Walters and 0. .V. Klinger are now being tried before n jury, the inilictinetif against them charging I hem wlih robbing S. .V. Eakln on Ihe railroad track near Oakland. No indictments have been returned so far by the new grand Jury, it has been very busy since beginning wink and most of Its time has been occu pied with Inquiry Into Hie Mctiall. u Mahan tragedy. The finding of the Jury on Ibis most liniioiianl of all rases on the docket Is expecleil tb's evening or tomorrow. Some of lliese should suit you: IMIO acre grain and stock raniii, 1.1 acres orchard, good buildings; III ucres one mile from Myrtle Creek good buildings, etc.; !i." acres 114 iiiIIom from .Myrtle Creek, in iuiliiiK I" ai res of bearing orchard; 1(10 acres of niiiiuril, 1 I acres full hearing, balance 2 yonrw old, will sell nt n bargain. Fine bun galow, splendidly locnled ill Itoseliiirg, price IfJ.lllO. Exclusive AgenL for the Green Orchard Tracts, Near (iieen's Station, in blocks of .1 lo I.T ucres low price nnd easy I,. cms see plat at Review olllce. Olllce --0 X. Jackson St. Phone 00. PROIIATE ORDERS. 0 Estate of Elmer Mlnlor, deceased (Irani Corby appointed administra tor. Estate valued at 12300. Estate ot Eildoia llarllli, deceased Will disposing or S0'l worth of property admitted to probate, with Robt. Z. Hartln as udiiilliistralor and (ieorge Culver, S. K. Sykes und Win. Nevvinnd ss appraisers. The hulk of the estate Is bequeathed to Evan llai tln, son or the deceased, r-'-tote "f Elizabeth Lucas, d"ccas''d Oeo, W. Lucas appointed adminis trator and J II. Hooth. W. II. Fisher and O. V. .Wlmhorly appraisers. Es Ute of the estimated value of uuu. We have moved to the Commercial Club Bidg., art! are in a hotter position than ever to cater to all your wants iu t- ie "Fancy and Staple Grocs. AiO.ts for FlL-ischniaun's Yeast, White River Flour. Special care given to telephone orders. Call 23S. Mrs. A. C Kidd (6 Son. Kkkls new store is like a kid glove but easier to get in because it is the lagest in town and the service is fine.
