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US LOCAL KIWI LOCAL NEWS I 1- h 4'- if I8 , Is 4 4- IS 4ft I just Became Acquainted- with a clean stock of up-to-date tailored and dress hats' remarked a lady. You may see them too, by visiting the Exclusive Millinery Parlors, 324 Perkins Building. MABEL CHILDS LETITIA ABRAMS from Herman Mark Went to Portland v. C. Bound was down Tuesday night. Ruckle on business today. N. I,. Conn was In from Melrose state Forester F. A. Elliott was on business today. here from Salem Wednesday night. J. (.'. Kacgl, the Wilbur merchant, j. r. Throne Is down from Anchor was In town Wednesday evening. attending to business matters and Mrs. K. N. Johnson returned this visiting with his son, J. M. Throne, afternoon fro a trip to Kennett Cal. w have trlei tncm B .,,,. J. r . I...UI..U., '" nurinu In iho h,..i. WF.HT'H APIOIXTMKNT ANOK1W ;it AXTH PASS. Man Named for 'iilinly Attorney Huh Lived There Only IH Moiillm Inquiry Ordered. Ill MORS OK flltKAT CAIt FACTOKV TO UK IH'II.T AT HPUIXOFIF.I.II, OKK. SALEM, March I 2. Objections to the aiiolntment of K. II. kli linrd ns County Attorney of Josephine County are reaching Governor Went today. The principal objector l Koliert (i. Smith, Mayor of (irants Pass. Today the (lovernnr. delegated his secretary, Ralph Watson, as special iiiuhHHador to visit (irnnta Pass anil Investigate. Watson will leave Friday night. In the meantime the appointment of the! County Attorney Is held up. Opposition to tlin appointment of Mr. Richard was pronounced at the W. C. T. tl. Institute held nt the New man Methodist Church Tuesday, mid while no resolutions were adopted on the subject. It wits decided to send Individual letters to (lovernor West and ask that he mime some one be sides Richard for the ofrice. Others have also wired the (lovernor, pro testing because of the short time tlmt Mr. Richard tins resided In I lie stntc. and the little time be bus bnd for be coming familiar with Oregon law. Richard has rcttiilod In Grunts Plow for the past IX months, having coine hero from t'ovliiclou, I.n. He Iw n Domocrnt In polities, mid bus li--n a prncllctiig attorney for the past Kevrn years. For nearly six years li" was a partner In the office of the HIMricl Attorney In l.oulslitnn. SPRINGFIELD, Or., March 12. It Is rumored on the Htrccts here on what Is considered good authority, tlmt one of the great ear linllillnK companies of the I'nlted Htutes Is contemplating erecting a large fac tory for the manufacture of cars In this city. It Is Impossible to verify Iho correctness of the report, but II Is considered plausible In view of the moral certainty that tho railway com pnny will establish large shops here on the completion of tbu Klnmntli cut-off. Thu rumor Is snld to bnvo come from nil official of the Ilnotlt-Keily Lumber Company, who is said to have obtalned his Information from Man ager Campbell, of the S. I'. Company IIVO.MKI INIIALF.lt Ft lit CATAItltll. IF VOC OWX ONK USE ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE. TtWUltlftptlc .tWtrr lu ) fthttkt-tl ll.tu It' ftirw. U fou want rwt and cniiifntt fr tirnl, liinf, wdlUn, wraiiiitc fii't.iuf AlltiiV K..t V.hh: hie Ilrfc comi ami l.nuint . of t.sin m.t i.n nt blunrt lem anil cn!iiPiHl. Ji u." t,u-c t-r lnnrlnt I'ai11p, I'Mmt l-outhrr Him, ni t! Tt BrMiklhR In Now Rliotn. U li tlir nrMcl r in.fi.rt dfrnvarv(flhnai.,. l rvlt u iinv. 8i:-l:vmvwhrf. Wrta. Don't awfit anjin,hitttrf, Fur KltKI-: trial package, aUUrvaa Alloti 8. Olm.lttl, La Uoy, N. Y. Security Hlock iciii'MlirH t Oh bum's Phariuucy. jvv WIh'ii ymi think of a K-u1-n you nat urn lly think uf pl:t ut ihk unions MII1p1kR & rii kciirt liavo it it rvn-p-tlonnlly flnu gtipply vt ontun ki-Hh ami tho price In right. lit Then you oimlit to know that ilnig KlHtH ovorywhertt will liantl you a ImiC Llu of Ilnoth'a IIYOMKI for only :0 rnnlH. Pour n fi'w drops of MYO Mi:t Into ttin Intnil.T nml Rtnrt tlih very (lay to hrcalhi? tlit lnallim Inl siimir vapor nnd d'.Ktroy the catarrli With fvcrv pn k :-; of llnolli't IIYOMKI ronti-M a lilllr luioklct uhi-l, ixplalitH how i-any It 1 .4 to iul tli -iniHi-ry of ralarrh and emu;.. It It made or AUHtralian Ktn alv pi ha ami eoiilaliiK no hnriiifnl dntji It I hest ol' nil the Id'd CniSh Pharniaey Is authoriz-d to r'fiin.l oiir tmmev if vim tire d'-sM I , d i d If you l-iivi n't the IIVOVI l-'l inhale, ank for the coinidete outfit. $1."' Just hreaihe It no store, th il.isiu' - - - o Trv a ran uf I.ll-liy l.etiiiiii Clinti I'eiu-hes. or lioviil Ann t'herri -s, ai li.'n- a i-aii. Ilarv Knstm.in (Iro --r Co., pluMie It);!, (nler a free sample uf pure eidi-i vinegar. Illhi r lest lh;iu nriv other ineu:ir. We do not n-k y..ti to p:t for a mime or expensive ad vi i 'l,.ltit; T'n et iiti a nuait hottle, ""m :t ia 1 Ion. Wo furnish the sample, v., a hiv tlu Juilm1. U thin fair? Harvey Kastuuin (Jroeery (.'o.. phone in:t. HEAL RSTATK Tit WSKF.ItH. Can Uncle Sam Roach You? If So, Why Not Order Your Cigars and Tobaccos By Telephone an J Have Us Mail Your Order By Parcel Post Always a Fresh and Up-to-date Line. Telephone. ii:l(l. Tl 1ft M H h. Jackson. I i MntinarrAm ItOHF.IIl IUJ, OltFOO.N. We Made a Home Run Willi lbr--t- :; h.iH-s -aIi n u- l:u-,l $1.50 PHI CRUST rKHIR $1.50 $1.30 flood Snow fall S1.30 We ai o nor..l ol tl-.i-M- p. i.,:tu is ami i i-i i.iiisly cm joy tlie ixi'fluiu i:.i,'f u- h thi-ni. And Now Hold On Douglas County Crcamoi y Butter 80 Cents Per -Square s Nice ami clean hih! ah....iitcly e,ii.ir.iii:ci!. H. U. I.oiik lu Adu M. l.ainll, I.'U;1 lots 1 mill 2. blut-k I I, Yuiiciila. T. C. Sluiw lo T. I-. Weaver, IU; u arr.-s iienr Caiiyuiivllle. ( CleniriiL .J : 1 1 1 1 1 L lo F. H. I'uiidlu-! Urf, $ I ; riW U nee 1, 111-8. I A. K. (illUiy lu F. K. Diinlmr. Jl; lot 1, Tint A, t'liijiijiia Park Add to ' UoHcburg. I II. T. Hill to NVli.e I'utvrson, 1; i'i.:ti acres, Koseljurg Home Orchard' Tract b. j To I'iiIiiii TlmlMr Co. From: Frank I'ierre, luu; :tll acres, sec 3, 31-8. Nicholas Moore. $10; one-sixth In terest In liu acres sec 10, 31-8. Hen Wlilleslile, $100; 8K!4 sec .11, :il-8. Isadori) l)i'i;ramlK:ii;iiiiKe, $100; NK!', sec I I, lll-s. .lohll Cuiiey, $10(1; S'i 814 sec 20, ;:-8. Maiiiieo Moore, $HMi; GOG acres .sec ;i l. IIO-S, and sees I and I I, II 1-8. Victor lli'Kialid;aKna);e, $100; SK '-I sec :i, ;i l-S. ivtcr J. ll.illf, $111; HIS ncres sec iil-s. lleo. M. Watson. $10; NW'i uec 12. :ll-S. Aztie Land & faille Co., $10; 80 ro les sec I . .'II S. II. II. Staiileton. $10; NV!i sec I-'. J oli ii liilin cr, $100; l.",:i acres s. i. ;n-s. IIIF VIIONNA DVFINli AMI ( I.H.M(l WllltKS. 'I he Vi-'lilM liyeiiiK anil fleanltiR Works nl" KoscImhk Is a liranrll of tlx- t.l roillanirH liiuiist dyi-ini and ! i-!t-:imnj; vork:i. All of our work Is lil'iif- ;n I'ttt t '.ttitl Ity ijt,-ri dry. I'i'IhIi iinil : It-, ti ilt-aiit-i s, d.-rs . If. We l.-lllli. h iilitl t.l'- at tile ; I It i.s lull'.; olliip liin 1 i i lit handles i ;ni 1 1, in: In Utt- il .t-in;: m ti .1 t li-aiiini; llll '. A'l Willi; Kll;il;uilri-il lo In- it l1 I I't-i ' ' i-.i l i-.i ai ! in or no pay. Mi- K W. l-!..i-. in. who was with tin- I 'o ii 1 1 to nun. will lie in lull i-harK--oi' tint- l-'isiiit s lit-it'. Dm- solirilor wili i.tll fin-,- a wt-t'k and also Kio anv iniiil ai;il!nii in ivcard to work to Ih- it li--. Von will know onr man h his r;ii nil. I the insi-rlilioii Mu re iltll. i vikw nvi-: wtiiiKS. 'ilalT 1'hone L' I I . o - Hul l I. Altllll At si. Hot. -I M.-flallen Win. Norllim. Iinv Tl'olieri:. M.-tlfi.rd; f. Ilm Ker. im; ami ne. Il.-li-iviile; .1. M . Flisle. Knult-w tittil . F Kill. ill. S.lleni; f II M.rlin-.- .,ii. wilf. I rii in : II. I.. Klic-ls. I', i 1 : I I' Mexalider. Ifose tin i . Mt. us I't-i Nlt-ni. Milwaukee: H. A Mi-Coniii !. I'orvaKis: .lolin S li -lllacll. -r. riu.-;ii!,i; I-' S II row ne, fam.is V,,ll, : . . Ilollander. SI. I. s. I lnl Mt-'-. l-.an. Jr.. ('has. A H. in--, fit is w, I rrtlantl: hoi. I M.Kniiinii. I i M.ittson. Sin l-'ianris, .: K. i: I'.ilin-r. N'-w Yolk. 1 l'i P.i'iHii in f aliforni.i. tin' lilth w.ii in n i in i ssio li of l.os AtiHt'ii'n fi.illilv h:ts rem ili't,-i the first sei' tlnii of I'olHl'i'li' has- t'n.'iil on 1 1 ii li t -Iiil:i,iii In hi 1 1 i ,i iil , in Smilh I'.isatlriia. This r. '.nt :i i is finished Willi IiIkIi-urati- f .ilil'ui'iiia asiihaltic oil and rut It st i - ' luiH-.s. apitlii il as a surr.i, f i-.-:il This live iiii li I'l'in-i-t lt hase .tail l li t'i - i i: ill 1-s i'i, h w -a rini: snr f is I- ' 1 ml a' a i t'-t of I mt latin- t i -. .1 . . ai: ,1 it lt:s proved so i if-:. i. .it mat tuo oilier similar sections are in h,. , mil in I In- on ti I v Oram:- fonnti. iter -f Hi- smallest of f .lIM'iil-lli.l iiiaiLlli'S. lisentiv sold all Issue of liiiitds aiiiontilini; to $ I , L'Sii.iHiii, l.-.u'liii: ' u r i-.-nt, at a I'r-inl-iiii of $.'s nail Tills i-onnti will tit iw i-oi' trait tor the liiiildini: of t r nt' of t- .1.1- itiatliiav. It-atlllii; lein Hi,. s:..i,. i!.: ..!. Most uf this mill ace ii'l' !.e -.iimlar to the llnnt ; il'i-.:-ll 1.- il. 1-..1 111 l.os ,.A!tKelt I'-i'lti''. l'i- ;:.lt- hii:hll:ll- -.illllllls- ' !-!! i- is ,.(!! in- lev hi. Is for adtli i ' -' ,1 s- tioMs of loiiri'i'ii' road. Tins I I, In. I of Mai- re, i,l now hull! and I ai'. I. r i.niti.i.t a.:ui't-c.lli's -Hil mill's. Si:i Mati'tt. i-' ol a li I , '1'ill.ire alitl Kern j I'otiutH's ar- a'l acitatini; the promo tion to Issue hon. Is for road hniltl i.: i'-.u i'f-1 s Tht i.irions i-onnty mil :ss'n s, if l an-i'd. loc-ttn'i- with .i..iii.' t.,w ii.:ilih:.. .i'i.I li-ltie .x. M.'ii.l. ,1. will as an Kate $:l.-i,iiiin.0iio Mel- tvad i 'iiislrn. lion In Hie state of California, to he spent hetwei'ii now i ti.l I : I '. I x 1 t l Sione tnii- i our I'tann. agent, left this afternoon on a busi ness trip northward. .Miss Hello Newland left this af ternoon on her return to Gardiner, where she will resume school teach ing. Window sale of home cooking at the Bee Hive Grocery on Saturday, March 1.1. by the ladles of the M. E. Church, South. d2t. Mrs. A. II. l.altaut, of Eugene, ar rived here thlB afternoon from Grants I'uhs and Is visiting with her daugh ter, Mrs. I.. A. Marsters. I Fresh x-cgetaules arriving dally at: the lleo Hive. If we haven't what; you want, we will get It for you (of course). dtf Mrs. C. V. Gregory and baby, of Medford, are In the city on, their way to Marslifield, where Mr. Gregory, an electrician, Is now located. Klvln Hurnett, aged 16 years, of Drain, Is a patient at Mercy Hospital, convalescing from the removal of ton sils and adenoids, Dr. Seely conduct ing. I'hl! Metsch.m, Jr., of the Imperial lintel, Portland, stopped over here this afternoon enroute home from Grants Pass, where they also own the Hotel Josephine. If you have a couplo of thousand dollars not working, McDanlels can show you where you can Invest It bo It will more than double within a yea r. At an adjourned session of Circuit Court today Judge Hamilton Is hear ing eon tested Bulls to foreclose liens. One is the Slilrlu Lumber Company, of Kiitherlln. against Charles E. Reed and A. K. Newman, for $1B3. The other Is W. II. Hartley, of Kiddle, against A. K. Hansom and G. 8. Har ris, Tor $.mo.lO. Neither Reed nor Harris Is defending the suits. They erected buildings on properties owned by the other defendants, who are con testing the efforts of the plaintiffs lo collect for materials In the build ings. Aro you going to have a garden this spring? Mlllcdge & Pickens rttej agents for the ruinous Webster Iowa Seeds. In mammoth packages and they are guaranteed strictly fresh, tf Appearing nt the Sheriff's office in a drunken condition this morning. George Protzmnn, a well known local character, demanded the ejectment of a relative from the family home, fol lowing a nunrrcl which resulted In his being driven awny. The officers declining naturally to comply with his request, Prot.man started, back homo with threats of violence, but he w as Intercepted on the way by Sheriff Quine and Constable Single ton, who, with the assistance of two other men. put Prntznian In the oiinty Jail after n hard struggli . Ont-e bt'hiiid bars, Protzmnn exer cised bis lungs and vocal organs wilh maiiillln yelh: until the effects of the drink put him to sleep. livery i-ilizeii of Hosehiirg owes it lo Ills town to boost home products. Milli-dge ill I'ii kens handle lionglas County Creamery llutter. Nursed. fan you hull the coffee you nre using without making it bitter? If you can not. use Golden Gate. It Is in-it-r bitter. At the llenson Grocery. Hi- ni-tiial lest. Motiople canned and glass foods are the highest grade on Iho market today. We ahsolutely guai-antee these goods in every re spect. Milledge & Pickens. dtf Sidewalk lumber cut ready to lay I'ag.' IlllesMlient Co. Phone .' 1 L' . tf fall up :'. in. the Douglas Couuty Cfeaini-ri-. for cream. We have grapes, currants, goose berries, black berries. raspberries. loganti Tries, rhubarb, asparagus etc. Phone 1.'. '-. Kltchln nnd Black. dsn-tf If ion wan! the best that's going 111 canned goods.-call up Milledge Pickens, phono lil.'i. and order "Moti ople," the One Host. dtf lioimlas County Creoniery butter only S.'ic 11 two-pound square. Ask i-iinr grocer for It. Patronize home industry. ness we picked Monople canned and glaa foods for our leaden. Mill edge ft Pickens, grocers, Casa St. tf NKW TODAY LOST Itiown fur neck-piece, ward for return to this office. He till 5 Everything NEW Baths in Connection Mrs. P. I, McCarty Proprietor. Hammond's Former Place, Corner Mill and Floed Streets. Phone 160 Rates on Application LODGE CARDS F. A. M. LAl'KHL IXHX1E, No. 18. Rcgulur meetings on the second and fourth Wednea iays of each mouth at Masonic Tem ple, corner Jackson and Cass. Sojour ners Invited to attend. J. W. GROVES. W. M. W. F. HARRIS. Sec. H. I. O. KI.KH, Itoscliurg l-odtfo. No. oio noias regular communi cations at the Elks' Temple on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month. All members requested to ittend regularly, and all visiting brothers are cordially Invited to at '.end. BINGER HERMANN. E. R. H. C. SI.OCfM. Secretary. llkGlti:i: OK HONOR, Mystic lodge No. 13 Sfeeis 2ud Mid 4tb Mou-' day evenings of es n mouth In she Odd Fellow's Temple. Visiting members are cordlallv invited to 01 tend. ADA I.AMPSON. C. of II E. II. I.KNOX, Uec. MAUD KIRK. Receiver. FAGI.KS, Itoseburg Aerie meets III Jislr hall on Jaclisnn St.. 'Jml ana 4tb Mondny- evenings of end month, at 8 o'clock. Mailing breth ren In good staudln? slwnvs web-onie C. P. LEWIS, W. P. B. F. GOODMAN, W. Sec Phone M 183. WANTED.- At Mercy Hospital, one tray-girl, also students to train for nurses. Apply in person. dtt Phone 195 CASTOR I A i'ul I. f '. i'i :ti 'I t iiildVoa. The Kid Y:2 !:;;.: A!ys Cough! r I'i ars fi. , -3' Perkins liuilding -i;nu' Nine Out of Ten Husbands Would be secretly pleased to see their wives shift the labor ious family bakitij; to the hakci's shoulders. Ours are bro.ui! Let the baker bake the bie.ul. OREGON BAKERY 328 North Jackson I. O. O. V., lllsliig Star Irfxlgc No. 17-1 meets In the Odd Fellows Temple every Friday evening. Vlsltlnr Srethren always welcome. ' JB.. C. AGEE, N. O. W. S. POWEI.I.. II. S. M.'. FICKLE. F. S. I. O. O. F., t'nlon Kncainpnicnt No. 6 Meets In Odd Fellows Temp! every Thursday evening. Visiting ttrethren always welcome. E. N. EWART, C. P. J. E. PICKENS. R. S. JAMES EW ART, F. S. . I. O. O. V., I'liiletarisn Ixulgo No. R' Meets in Odd Fellows Ttnipte. corner Jackson and Ohbs Ste., nn Saturday evening of each week Meaibers of the order In good stand 'ng are Invited to atleud. J. C. MFI.VEY. N. G. M. M. Mll.I.ER. F. S. V. S. FRENCH, R. S. Palace Theater F. A. LACEY, Manager EXTRA SPECIAL FEATURE . Last Chance Tonight E. LUBIN'S Power of Silence IN TWO REELS The Wings of a Moth Vitagraph Featuring Miss Florence Turner The Manicurist and the Mutt Fun in the Barber Shop JOHNNY GOES DUCKING He is Some Ducker It's to Laugh MISS HAZEL STONE The Little Girl That Makes the Picture Talk Children under 12, 5c; All others 10c Coming Friday and Saturday The Big Show, That's What They All Say SALTER. TRIO In Conjunction With the Regular Show Contractor R. S. Nichols Is now at I 18A ACIiliH FOR HALK CHEAP. iiouie UKiiiii uiiu reauy 10 lase care Ol nil work In his line of contracting, carpentering etc. Phone 388-Y. Pm9 Don't forget Haddox, the shoe maker. He will make your feet glad. 335 North Jackson s'.rest Talbott'a original 25c dog remedies at Osburn'a Pharmacy. daw Or will take part trade In house In Rosebtirg; land situated 1 mile from Roseburg. Address Box 4 75, Rose-burg. Nicely furnished and well-located rooms single or suite for terms apply at desk of McClallen Hotel, or phone 2. K. W. F.AGAX Goods Called for and Delivered 1'iioxE ait THE VIENNA Dyeing, Cleaning and Pressing Works Your entire wardrobe taken care ol bv exDert FRENCH DRY OR STEAM CLEANERS All Work Fully Guaranteed 127 North Jackson St. O. K. 8., Kwliurg Chapter No. 8. Holds their reRnlnr meeting on the 1st and Sid Thursday tr. each month. Visiting members In rood stnndlng are respectfully Invited to attend. MRS. NOR AH KI.1NT, W. M. mW.J01W9rr. gee. IM'Ali OltDKll OF MOOHK, Rose burg Ixidge No. 1037. Meets every Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in Mnccabee hall. All visiting brothers Invited to attend. I,. W1MBHRI.T. nictntnr H. O. l'ARQKTER. Secy. HF.IIKKAIIS, Koseburg Rebekah lied. No. 41, 1. e. O. F. Msu ra Odd rHowi Temple every TaeaJay evsalnc. letting slstsrs tnd brettires mvftod r aftrnd. MRS. 8 L. WRIOHT, N. 0. MISS ANNA FKROVSON. Sec. MRS. Ll l.U LINOSET, r. B. WOMKX OF WQODCHA1T, Lilac Circle Nn. 4 Meet the 1st ad 3rd Monday evening of each month at Odd Fellows Hall. Visit- let members In good standing are invited lo attend. MRS. MINNIE MATHEWS. 0 N. CLARA CAWI.FIK1.D, Clerk. Crystal white Lay in Winter when Orpington EGS ARE EGGS rri YT f A 1,en wortl1 lo her owner nO HOY fit what he can make out of her, plus his I C- M.1K.II JI pride of possession. If he is a fan- cler. It will be more than If he Is a All LjnT& commercial breeder. Anyway a hen JLj 11 121 Cj tiuKl "ives great service brings great returns. WHY RAISE CHICKENS? Lady "Laymore" EGG RECORD 257 Either for pleasure or profit, or both. In either event, you buy the best you can get. Casa Granda White Orping tons are pleasing, profitable and per manent. Our 200 egg record Is more than double the average. Eggs for hatching now. Get an easy start Our ratalog tells you how. Free for asking. Casa Granda Poultry Co. Roseburg : : Oregon WOODMKN OF TUK WORLD, Oak Came No 1! Meets rs the Odd ' Fellows' Hall ro Roseburg every 1st and S-d Monday evenings. Visit ing neigh jors lwars welcome. I J. A. BUCHANAN, C. C. M. M. MJLLEB. Clerk. Yes, we have it Fort Jones Creamery Butter the best in Roseburg LOUIS KOHLHAGEN PhOfM 19 107 Cau Stmt . -. i Mil - -