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..f'''.:-i,: '!.'' - '. ; TV-'. . ' -' . il. ' J ' V T If you have a 7 or 8 room house you would like to trade iry OO I Ppr( ine RM1 on one of finest little orchard homes in Douglas county, close in, on good road " yy SEE McDANIEtS LOCAL NEWS ! .( KNT ITIU IIASKIW I I MAY MOW BKitl'ltE TITLK. ' Basketball Friday at Bykes' rlim.1' I A fat game assured. ,.110.000 Arrea ft'itn-jnlrf l-mm Iaiml f.l..,.r .n.l Ur. If E. A I son vent to Waodbum this afternoon. Mr. J. C. Uulvoy submitted to an operation at Mercy Hospital thlR morning;, ra. v. ;" " 'UeA, ; ,?r vV.lt ha wlti. her nfternoon, after a visit here ltn nir parents. Mr. and Mr. O. Mar in. Ther were acromnauled home by Mrs. E. Wlllbsnka, who will be Mrs. Mill a aruest for several daya. Mrs. . ft Mode, wno was acci- dentally Bhot and killed by ber U- wM, Bbmt , dw.ree surrcnderliia year-old daughti-r at t.ervala thin tl) ,,, rnM(.d stalna und then be week, was a former resident m-miltlcd to (iiirchnaa It back for oounty, her maiden name beliiR Miss ,., ri( 11M M(.r(, AnnaKcese. They lived near Hulber-. -Thl, Altorney-tietieral poatponed "I- . . . action on five almllur cases pending; No further trace has been found ,,.,,., vest lKut Ion by fllenn K. of tho bad check artist who fleeced ,lls.,, ,lH.,- assistant to tho At E. C. Ilennon, Ihe locnl grocer, out )rn,.y.oenenil. The names of the of 20 Tuesday afternoon and fled slll.rp,f clnimnnta were not made to Medford. The Sheriff s office re- t,i,n ceiveu 1111ur11111111.il i.ij... . iiniiHuu today that tho crook victimized sev. era business men of that city wlih spurious checks. Eugene Register: The board of di rectors of the Lane County Kalr As sociation at the office of Jack Rod man last evening elected Ihe follow ing executive board fur the coming year: Y. 1. H.-nslII, J. A. Griffin, .1. nenhe, 0. S. Williams and R. Hn". . They also elected f M. warren as a delegnte to attend the meeting of the district fair to bo held at Hoseburg. They decided on the date at which the next fair will be held and It waa fixed on Bcptember 24 to 27, Inclu- ... , Roaeburg music lovers were again well entertained Wednesday evening by the Schubert Concert Co.. which appeared at the Palace Theater under auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church. Every number on tho program received merited encores and several times the performera were recalled to the stage repeatedly, so pleasing wns their work. The Schubert I.ady QuartJtto appearod to be tho- strongest and most popular fealuro. although the soloists were also warmly applauded. There was a smoothness and harmony throughout thnt marked the perform- ance as one of high artist le merit, and this prevailed In both Ihe vocal and Instrumental numbers. Hcnuberis are assured or a sun larger ,a(.K, ,.! id t Aine. lenn vi s nudlence when they come lo Rose- B,.B. on wl,R,is of coal sold to. Cie burg again. Covernment for use on nrmy Iraas- ports, and on duty on coal coming In, Talbott a original 2,r,c dog remedies ,,v tllrI,K )n f,,i0 w,.K,t reports to at Osburn's Pharmacv. dsw t1(, rjovernment. To The Ladies We ask that you hear in mind Ihe open ing of our Exclusive Millinery Establish ment, Third Floor. Perkins liuildiny, SATURDAY, MARCH 1st. 7.97.7. Watch for Future A nnouncements 30000 Mammoth Blackberry Tips nr. now n-ady fur ili llvt-ry. Tlns. arc a fin" lnl vt Hants and If vtu ItitMid -itlTitittt wrjtn me KtntlnK aniount ymi will list anl I will qutit1 wninc viry al t rncl ivc inii'r'a. C. W. DYGERT Box 170 Eugene, Oregon Do Your Eyes Ever Trouble You? If you li a HtmWi with yn-irt hpt't'iilUht , tn fnul nut utiilt Hit' H'lly well imuIii.'i tit n I vv Jim Purloin art- intnl with Uif ihm for li-Mitik; ry iM CotiBiilt;.tun ami Stop tn nn! Ifi tiMtuij; I'ltKK Classes Fitted Wo iittfiihitiMv Kuarantoo to fit vour cy. h pi-: f -t 1 . II tin Hlinao (tn not n-lii'i' oii, wo t.iini ro.iity to oxi hull Hi I In' m nti v t nno ou roiiu with iti ;t iiMM'ti.itili' mtUi-I. Our i-tiari'S ill v i l if no ly low . A. SrHUEY CO. "WE QUALITY STORE" urwil "W ..,.nn, en- .or IUH.tli.Krll t'o. I 'f'TrtV V.A 11 Atlnr. .', - , ncy-ticncral Wickersbam accepted to- 1 day by specific authority or l.onitreas, 1 compromises In 22 Kiilla Involving """ ' B lo,al of 310'0" crt" j,,,,,!,!,, timber land In western Ore- 0ri(!lly Included in the land ... . ..ni ?,.,,. T .mnmi nm.lrim I,i., ,.,' iui,,.i. n,. inrt vim I . d to be Innocent nurchaaera The largest single Interest In the timber lands thus released by the Allot ney-iieneral is the llooth-Kelly I.iiuiIiit ('minimi.'.', who have 70,000 ai res Involved. Three or four other claims make up the bulk of the 31f, iiO') uires In iiui'stlon, and Ihe rest of the 40 cliilmauls bold smaller I rai ls. No Irael, however, Is less Hum ltiou aei'es. I.' rill,'. VI,' Mr p,-l. ?n - ',.w Hint ,,,,, tlmt.fr iHeKtl.m hns I n settled, ,h(, ioii ii-K ) I v ('nuipanv can plan r,,MI ) l I hk Ua .100,oil0 mill at SiriK,r;d, tt,i on other Itnprove- ,,,, Um, ,mv0 ,,,. i,,, )il(.k (,ler ,,) unll thc ftttlJ of lllo tim. bcr wns determined. j'o.i, MAONATKH FAdXO ' ( At(iK (K ("ONSI'IHACV. " SAJj FRANCISCO. Feb. 19. Ac- ,,,,,,,, ()f defrauding the (lovcrimienl o( niorB ,mn nr.0,000 In customs duties on Imported coal, President .,,,,, K Howard, oT the Western Fuel (mp.my, and seven other officials r 0,0veB of the company were In- ,,.t,. todnv bv a Federal grand Jury ehnrged with criminal cnnaplracv. All woro rPPsed on ball of :U)il(l eac h. --i, (iverniuent charges Hint for 8n,rnl ypnrB thu ri.n.pany. which has vlrlunllv a monopoly on foreign coal H0j,i hop,, ,K swindled ihe llovern- inent In three ways: on n "draw- of Roseburg Mabel Childs Letitia Abrams mi ;IiihiM not il- lay hitIuk : ui i sri tnlihtM, uml nr' a.ttnii in oc l Mil infill i only. Dm- Oit :nl him nioM linpro.nl (u.stninoins our 'pii t Scientifically HA VIM) I'KOM DKKKAT. (Continued from page 1). It provides a male road board, con- HimliiK of tbo Governor. Secretary of mute mill tilutv Treasurer, and a atate r,.,.,l ,. nx.tr i.t Bnlfiru a! tlftOA - v .,., w Twwvw a year. The hair mill tax, It la estimated, will raise I4..2.0UU a year. To tbia m uu added the surplus from the autoniobllo license fund, another ISo.OUU a year. The tax becomes ef- ...... ... "The Indy Is singing In English, n,..ii.ir,i ,.r n,n r.,,i rnH i. i i,a One-third of the road fund is to be used on state trunk roads and two thirds for county aid. I New Itcirfatrutlon 11111. I Permanent and compulsory regis- tratlon of all voters and other very important changes In the Oregon registration lawa are embodied In a measure approved by the Houae last ""Among the feature, of the bill are provisions for card index registration systems: cerilflcates of registration (or electors, which entitle them to vote at g mil elections outsldo their precincts; that registration books shall be open at all timea except 30 days before a regular election and If. days before a special election. As long as a voter Uvea In tho same precinct bis registration will be permanent if Mils bill becomes a law. Registrars of precinct registrations ami County Clerks, however, are ra- inireil to report all voters dying, moving out of the precinct or falling to vole for two years. Registrations of sui-h persons are to be canceled, i Willi Idiuglas l.-gbilHtor. The Murnane bill to appropriate $20,1100 fur ihe establishment of free employment bureaus by the state In various clllea provided lively debute In the House last night. Nichols said it was hard enough now for the farmer to get luborera. If state burenus were installed In various cllles, he declared, all the farm hands would flock into town anil leave the farmer helpless. The House today passed Neuner'a Senate hill providing Ihut all rail- road engines shall be equipped with electric headlights. There wns little opposition to it. The Senale has Indefinite y post- polled Howard's bill requiring tax collectors lo send notices to delin quent taxpayers. I Seoul" bill :t4, by lloskins, was pasted by Ihe House today, the feat- ure of Ihe action being that Howard of Houglas and Honebrake of Ronton, preaeliers, voted for It. This is the hill which bars saloons from depots. It was amended In the Senate so that saloons now occupy ing places In depotH will not have to move out until January 1, 1914 iiiui'h naainst Ihe wish of (lovernor West. I lo Is personally Interested In ihe hill, as It Is Ihe one which con- lenis Ihe Oregon Klectrlc depot nt Portland. "I would prefer to take half a loaf than none at all." said Howard. Let's ai pi this and get the saloons out in less than a year." , "t'.s AltKTS" l!i:i.li: i: The Youth's Companion appeals to Sl( K, SOI It STOMACH, every Interest of family life, from housekeeping to athletics. It begins Move ,-iiN. (Jase. ami Clogged-up with stories of youthful vim and Waste I ii stomach, Liver, vigor, with articles which disclose l'.i.els Cine Incline-! ion. the secrets of successful play In the . 'grcart games, with charming tales del a in com box now. 0f life at the girls' colleges. But That awful sourness, belching of the Companion doeB not surrender aeld ami foul gases; thai pain In the these readers when they have en nil of the stomach, the heartburn, tered the more serious paths of lite, nervousness, nausea, bloating after Mothers will welcome the page for eaiiim-. iluiness and sick headache. iittie children and the weekly doc means a disordered stomach, which tor' article. Fathers will Had the e. oi nrulateil until you remove important news of the day as It Is. ihe r.ui-e It Isn't your stomach's um 110l , )t a rumored to be. The fault. Your sloinaeh is as good as pntjrw household will appreciate the Ti V Casearets ele;ilise I lie slolll thoy Immediately h. remove ihe sour. Miidicsted and fermenting food and I, ml cases: lake the . v-"ss Idle from tie lier and earry ofl ;ae const ipated ! ate matter and poison from Ihe ihouels Then oiir stomach trouble is ended A Casearel tonight will ! sir. lighten ou out morning a j I n i . iit bo from anv drug store will ( Ueep .Mini' sloinaeh sweet: lier'aud i bowels recular for months. Hou't I forget the children Iheir Utile In- I sides i I a good, gentle cleansing, ! too. Adv. I DlElt. ii'Mt t h r home on South I Stephens street. February 20, I 'H i. Mrs I.. K. Call, aged 56 I years, of n complication of tils. Mrs Call had been an Invalid for several vi ars past. She was tho wife of .loll n ;. Call, a bollermaker, and h id I n a resident of ltoseburg for mo y, ars She was a member of the K.isieni Star lodge at Hosovllle. Cnl., to which place the remains will bo taken fur Interment by her huslninii : tonight I Mrs t'.i'l leaves a sister living at j liosov I'.le. and her mother and a brother reside at Orovlllp, Cal. ' LOCAL XKtt'S I ' iMugiis Cniintv Creamery butter otili :'", a two-pound situare. Ask oiir e-oeer for It I'.itrouie luime lu.lilslrv. Uraw.ng iustrumeiils, tracing linen and p., or and blue print paper at .ihe I;, s, Iturg Hook Store. "IridH ot Douglas' and "Queen City'' flour bring results. Ask the H 'tiglas County Mills. Phone 13. PASTOR I A - For Infants and Children, The Kind You Hare Always Boogbl Bt.r .hr &igai'urt. of I Why Enunolatir I "What language la the leading lady slnulng?" '.''.'"Vh ".r ' cnn unaeratana rrencn, ana iiimimiik. "Itnlinll Mrhlll.a "It sounds more Ilk Spanish or pos- albly Portuguese. "Yonder la Mr. Flanahan, tb fa- mou, rrlllc. Let u. ask blm." Thpv 11M,,onMi u. pih.n and J,LVZ F,""tMa- "d n smiled primly. be said. Newark Newa. I A Diffaranoe. The Sundny school teacher asked bla class to give hi in the definition of a -pilgrim." ,le m, f,.ow Mid, "Please, air. I think a pilgrim la a man who trnvela a deal" T,hl ""1" ,,unf,r' Wel1- 1 ,rMVel "boul uK a III lie. hut I'm nol a pilgrim, - "li. rir,) hut 1 mean a good man." eagerly replleil the little one.-liarper's .Magazine Vary Brainy. The 4irl-The mail 1 marry must be Isith brave und brnliiy. The Man-1 think I may claim to be hot h. The Irt I'M admit you are hrare. for juu saved my life when our boat uet the other day. Hut that wasn't brainy. The Man -Ob. yes. It wns. I upset the boat on purpose:-Penny Pictorial. What Ailed Him. Housewife (to trampi I don't ap prove of HHiple lagging. Any man can Mud work If he lis.ks hard enough. Tramp -Alas. mum. dat's Just de trouble. I'm such a hard looker dat "o one will give me Transcript. Job. ltostoii Irretistibt Attraotion. IUiggs -1 understand that llulgor fell U love with Ihe girl he married at flrsl sight. (irleus-Yes: when he lirst saw her sll, mMw ,f n tm; savings bank. -Spokane Review. P9r' W Don't Lik.. "Absem-e makes the heart grow rond er," quoted the Wise Cuy. "Yes. cspciiully of the laiiple we don't like," milled the Simple Mug. New York Mall. Reckless. IlnW'll-lid you ever do any deed of dnrlng? Powell -Yes. I once snld what I thought when guessing a woman's age o . Mr. and Mrs. H. Hnrgreaves are making a brief visit In Portland. o TIIK YOUTH'S COMPANION FOR 101.1. sketches which touch gently on com- ,,.., iihiu nr caricature eccentric! ... ... ,. fnr less thsn four eeuls a week the Companion brings lntl ,h0 i,m(. clean entertainment. pure Inspiration, fine Ideals. Increase of knowledge. Names rarely seen in tables of con tents will be found In the Compan ion's Announcement for 1913, which will be sent upon request with samples of tho paper lo those not familiar with It. Every new subscriber for 1913 will receive free all the Issues for tho ermalnlng weeks of 1912; also, free, The Companion Window Trans parency and Calendar for 113. In rich, translucent colors the most beautiful of all Companion souve- nira. Til K YOl'TH'S COMPANION, 111 Berkeley St., Boston, Mass. SAVE FUEL BILLS By using this wonderfully efficient little electrle stove. Costs no more than an ordin ary electric Iron. Bolls, broils, fry, toasts. Quicker, cheaper, cleaner than gas or wood. S. II. Roseburg, Ore. Phone fT. Cor. Oak and Main streets. Filing Cabinets Fountain Pens School Books Typewriters Blank Books 231 North Jackson Street MAY IIAVK I1EKN HLA1N. (Continued from pace 1). the doors of a thousand scarred or ) crumbling dwellings hangs bands of ! crepe. I Destruction or tne city coumn i have been more complete had It been visited by an earthquake. The total cost In human life la enormous. It ' I Is estimated that 2500 soldiers and j 2000 non-combatants were killed. I About 4000 soldiers and. 3000 non ' combatants were wounded. I Mrs. A. Tompkins waa In from Olalla today. W. h. Nichols, a leading business man of Riddle, was In town today. J. McOougnll, "Little Mac," has j moved hia tailor shop from 119 I West Oak to 127 Jackson street. He Is now prepared to do all kinds of j tailoring, repairing, cleaning and ! pressing. First class work guaran teed, dtf FOK KENT. Furnished room with bath. 710 East Douglas St. LODGE CARDS A. F. ft A. M. Laurel Lodge, No. 13. Regular meetings on the second and fourth Wednes days of each month at Masonic Tem ple, corner Jackson and Cass. Sojour ners Invited to attend. J. W. GROVES, W. M. W. F. HARRIS, Sec. D P. O. ELKS, Roseburg Lodgo, No. 326 Holds regular communi cations at the Elks' Temple on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month. All members requested to attend regularly, and all visiting brothers are cordially Invited to at tend, binoer herh;a:;n, e. r. H. C. SLOCUM, Secretary. EQREE OF HONOR Mystic Lodge No. 13 Meets 2ud aud 4th Mon day evenings of each month In the Odd Fellow'B Temple. Visiting members are cordially invited to at tend. ADA LA.MPSON. C. of H. E. 11. LENOX, Kec. MAUD KIRK. Receiver. p A '"LBS, Roseburg Aerie meets In - .heir hall on Jackson St., 2nd ana 4th Moudnv- evenlnrs nt nnrh month, at S o'clock. Visiting breth ren In good standing always welcome, C. P. LEWIS, W. P. B. F. GOODMAN, W. Sec. Phone M 183. I O. O. F., Rising Star Lodge No. 174 I meets In tho Odd Fellows Temple every Friday evening viaiim. brethren always welcome. R. C. AG EE, N. 0. W. 8. POWELL, R. S. M. FICKLE. F. S. O. O. F., Union Encampment No. $ Meets In Odd Fellows Tempi every Thursday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. E. N. EWAHT, C. P. J. E. PICKENS. R. S. JAMES EWART, F. S. . is. . c, runciarian iooge ro. s I Meets In Odd Fellows Temple, corner Jscksnn snd Cass St., on .iaturduy evening of each week t f C tIL.I., I . . ..ieiuers oi tne oruer in good stand ing are Invited to attend. J. C. Ml'LVEY, N. O. M. M. MILLER, F. S. H. O. LEWIS. R. S. OE. 8., Roiebnrg Chapter No. g llnM. thai, ..i,. m - ' ' . - MWWU( Ul the 1st and Xrd Thnrii t each month. Visiting members In good standing are respectfully Invited iu silvan. MRS. NORAH FLINT, W. M. FRBI JWHNieN. Sec. nOSBUURO L9IXM NO. 1087,1 V LOTAL ORDER OP MOOSE. ! Meet every Tneefbvy evening at I o' dock In Haccabee hall. All visiting brothers Invited to attend. j V. WIMBERLT, Dictator. H. O. PAROETER. Secy. REBEKAHS. Roseburg Rebekab. i Ledge, No. 41, I. O. O. P. Meets : fn Odd Fellows Temple every' Tuesday evening. Visiting sisters and brethren hutted to attend. i MRS. O. L. WRIGHT, N. O. i MISS ANNA rEROt'BON. See.! MRS. LULU LINDSEY, P. 8. WOMEN OP WOODCRAFT. I.llae' Circle No. 4 Meets en the 1st ' and Ird Monday evening ot each' month at Odd Penows' Hall. Visit-1 lag members In good standing arei Invited te attend. MRS. MINNIE MATHEWS. O. N.! CLARA CAWLFIELD. Clerk, i WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. Oak Oame Ne. Itl Meets In the Odd Fellows' Han hi Roaeburg every 1st and Srd Monday evenings. Visit-. Ing neigh jora I ways welcome. i J. A. BUCHANAN. C. C. U. M. MILLER. Clerk. ROSEBURG BOOK CO THE OFFICE FURNISHERS BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS NEWS DEALERS I Sidewalk lumber oat ready to lay. Page Investment Co. Phone 142. tf Call op 340. tne Douglas County Creamery, lor cream- Have Are del tune ti THE MOST ECONOMICAL CAR Tho Ford places more per cent of tire surface upon the ground per pound than aay other automobile made. And It has a greater per cent of power per pound than nny other. These tremendous advantages make It the moat inexpensive car to oper ate. It Is surely and Bwlftly making the horse and buggy an expensive extravagance. Twenty-five miles per gallon of gasoline Is not an excep tional averr.ge and no one has yet lived long enougb to measure the life of the car. ' In both first and after-cost the Ford la proportionately Inexpensive. I While Ford repairs are seldom : needed, a big advantage to Ford own ers Is the always "near-at-hand-ness" of Ford repairs. There 1b scarcely a village or hamlet In tho country ! where a Ford denier Is not to be found. And every Ford dealer car- ! rles a complete equipment of Ford repairs for which he charges a fixed catalog price, based upon the cost of the part In the completed car. A 1 price list of these parts Is furnished to every owner of a Ford car. There are no vexing delays for re We are not necessarily goinr out of business, but we are Selling Qui: at Cost Our Entire $6,000 Stock of New and Second Hand Furniture and Household Goods As a sample of juices we offer One Carload of "Pure White" Hard Wheat Flour at $ 1 .25 Per Sack We both lose money if you fail to attend this sale. J. H. CAMPBELL & SON -HEALTH "7 Vi ln '""lns. nt night and after each nteal-alwavs brush teeth from the eums downward fur the upper teeth, and rroui he amns upward for the lower teeth. Never pick teeth with metal point. -Ac ds. like vineK.ir. lemons, etc., deslroy the lime of the teeth and destroy their solidity. Laugh! Show your teeth Krohn's Drug Store Cms Street 1 ' Pennants Post Cards Magazines Holiday Goods Drawing Material Roseburg, Oregon Tnere are only two excuses not reasons for not advertising. They are: 'Because you have so nroea -business you don't have to;' 'Because you have so little you can't afford to." pairs nor still more vexing over charge for parts for him who owni a Ford. Tho Ford Is the car of the day no doubt of It. It Is the one "uni versal car." Its simplicity and sure ty of operation makes is a real joy to him or her who loves "the open road." Its lightness frees from an noying lire und other heavy-car troubles. Ita economy makes for It a world-wide appeal. Its price makes It "the people's car." Thousands upon thousands of Ford enra are being sold today to people who have owned or do still own heavier and more expensive cars. They nro learning that "false pride" Is an expensive commodity and that the Ford will "git them there" as surely, as swiftly, as com fortably, at a fraction of the cost. We have just recently unloaded a car load of eight touring cars at ltoseburg, and only three left unsold. If you want a Ford car by the Ume the roads get good, better give me your order now. Don't wait until later nnd be dlsnppoiuted. Touring car 3700, roadster S62G, f. o. b. Roseburg. G. W. BURNETT, Agent for Douglas County. ROSEBURG, OREGON HINTS- don't be ashamed of them!-Healthy t-th do their duty, well chew. Ml fiMKl If half, digested, good dl Itestion mean pure IiIihxI. health promote vim and giiod spirits 1 e, your hapiiliiesa depends Kreatly uMin the condition of your teeth Our stork comprises every standard of Dentifrice, Tooth I'imiler, Creams, Wash and lo tions fur spongy or receding gums as well as every article connected with the can .r T.nie t..th In and let us show you how to acquire a healthy laugh and be proud of your teeth. Roseburg, Oregon V mm. ( i -Li- .vrf''fla,
