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About Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920 | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1913)
NEW YORK STORE THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK Buy Your Goods Here and Receive Car nival Votes. 25 votes on every $1 purchase Women's $1.75 Kayser Silk Gloves $1.49 $1.49 Women's Long Silk Gloves White or Black Reg. $1.75 Quality your choice special R. & G. CORSETS $1 R. & G. Corsets Spec. 69c 69c R. & G. Corsets in the new Summer Models, for Style fit and comfort they have no equal. Special Fri. and Sat. Don't Forget Your Carnival Queen Votes Friday and Saturday Only Sanfords Ink and Muscilage 5c. Grade 2 for 5c Sanfords Jet Black Ink and Sanlords Muscilage both excellent quality and values, Special 5c We make buttons of all kinds Remember 25 votes on every $1 purchase NIX SKELETONS IN IIASKMENT )r 111. I) OAKLAND. HOI Si:. OAKLAND, ful . May 7. The po lice here believe Itial an entire riun lly iiifillii'r iiimI live chilihrii was wiped mil by a maniac, tltt-lr beilio, consumed I. y add ami thru hurled, mi tint hiding today nt si i'iiiii ilfli skeletons hcliciilh an oM house at f.32 Seventeenth street. The sk.-lo tons were those nf a woman U frrt tall, mill file rllllilrrtl le-twccn t tlr nges i f fnur months anil I tl years. The tm 1 1 horns were rarelully Wrapped In a urll presorted piece of paper hearing thr nainr ut :. Tnncrcd business malt. 'I'tir Hkrlrtmis were found hy i;u-e Coclinin. who liaii resided In l h house Tor Klx months. Id- was clean ing tin- cellar at thr tunc w hrll his rakr llltcoicrctt a portion nf a skoli--ton. 'I'lir Imiisi' Is aliiuit I'.n years old Hll'l is lict door tn tin- a li:oiilolo-il Swrilr.li i lliir. h. llll.lcr whirl! rob bers a jiiir auu attempted tn tunnrl to thn Hank nf t'nnnnrrri-. Thr skrlrtnns wrrr bulled tvltlllll n half fool nf thr surface nf thr ground. The pdili i- a 1 1 ini-ii t Is - 1 4-11 cl 111 K Its llivrsllaltull III r.-rv art nl t'alifuima in ntil-i' In l..,rn nf II. r lllsal'J-alalli i- nf -.nine t.tm-.lt Willi li.nl previously ii. i ii i .) , Millions.- MM. OK III' SHOT. MIS I l II HUM t III lllKHs S M II A M FN I'll, r.il . M.iy T ' fiilin.t s.ih,: l.il.l,. h.nl belter Krt l.u.-v Willi ill ll:r melody .if ttl., t.v ,.. ' ' .1 '-l .11.' i-nli. ri !,,, Ill thr - iTrsrl :it n-n nr t'li-ir -.; Other '" a:r .l,,.-i - ! I,, in, ,. hp I' rllil an pot-pic filtillg. "Tim birds up our way don't sing aiitwnt. so liny might as well be killi-il iifl. wan tin- statement of As-ki-iii Ii I ii i ;i ii Nelson, of Humboldt County. In opposing a stridor game law Ills M-lllimrlils were erhio-d by llimiy nlhri- mrllihrrs. o (.It IliiMHA i in test. follow :iiu is I In- slamllliK I, nl. Ill-- milt. -si. lilts ,, thr tin,- 1 1 1 a fi hollo; c.ltell .1 v .1 l.t till- Mat I Mm: Cn : iv nf inula slers I". I fill 17 1 i n;i7cl ll- Minn l" II24S - :is& '. . si;;.;. ti :. -j n iii.'i S'i lUI.'.f. -I- 1 '- 1 7 CI ii i;r.::n L' it ;i I .i ti ."i l'M'. sii4ii 7 1 so I i- 1:12;. i .'' r-.'f.o ii- ;t .-. 7 r. ''! i!i;i. ii ins;, I I I 770 .':' . ::,.. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children Ttia Kind You Have Always Bought Stop! Look! then make your choice of any Hat you see in our windows tomorrow for $3.00 ,"rl:"l' '""!- ,.. ,ll ,- .,B.r.,hlv ,r- iriM-ll kt III.- ll.lUjllii. nff.-l- , The Hat Shop 111 N. JACKSON ST. CIILDS A AURA MS LOCAL raws L. W. Josso was br from Silem today. W. V. Watgon, of Saq Diego, ii In tb city. Dr. O. A. Firadburn was In town from Win it on 8 today, t G. W. Cafe and Grant Clayton were in from Dlllard this afternoon. TonlRht Koney'a Boya ut the Armory. I Ally. J. K. Hamilton la here from Astoria vlttiting faia futher, Dr. 8. Hamilton. A nmrriago llcone haa been Uflued to Hugh Miller ami Anita ti. Leckey. of Oakland. Talbott'i original S6e dog remedies at Oaburn'a Pharmacr. daw Geo. E. Peoplea and aon, and II. N. Lorenz, of Coqullle, were In this city Wednesday night. P. M. Mathewa haa gone to work. (Item contributed hr Rirharri Rtnhha una f. tj. iomer). J. Waikins, of Comatock. haa en tcred Mercy Houpital to undergo an operation for appendicitis. Call for Pure Maple Syrup at the Hee Hive. We have a limited quan tity only. Mrs. Andrew Ford left Wednesday for llrownsvllle, where her father Is ill, with little chance of recovery. MIhs Kathleen Mathewa, of Glen dale, U here for a several days' viult with her aunt, MIhs Knuiia Hmlth Dr. J. R. Chapman, the Dantlat, la now located In rooma 8, 9 and 10, Review building. dawtf MIhs Hose Itltzman, of Portland 1b here for a month's visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rita man. High ut-liool juniors under the chap- eroiiuK" of MIkh Vera Horner, en joyed their annual picnic at Dillard today. Sam HubIi, a horse caretaker, ar rived here from Portland Wednes day and will work ut Uonaday Stock rami. Mrs. Ullie Nichols nud aon, who lint j. (.. ii Ihu irnnulu .f M ra UiiumuII HariieKH. left Wednesday on their re turn home to Tucoma, Wash. Hlutchford Kuvanuugh, world fam ous ainger, was the first Konuy Hoy. Money s Hoys, six or them, will pluy uml hIiik at the armory Thursday night. William lleujuuilii has sold his Itlti-acre farm at Olalla to Mr. (Iriiui'H, recently from California, and has moved to HoHeburg to retilde. Mr. Henjaiuin will now devote his time to the Hale of his patented auto wagon brake. ,um,y Ki'orerteH, the beHt assorted; staple grot'orieH, the bent selected; veKi't ubles and fruitH, the freshest. We Ht it ii d behind our merchandise. !'he Hee lllvo. of eourne. The Hood Kiver HankiUK &. Trust o has lllfd Kiiit tn the Clreuit Court here against K I.. Karris and M. J. Kk.iii to ipiii-t t it le to lots 1 to f. nr. hltirk .Myrtle Heights Add. to Myrtle Creek. Judgment for $l;"iO is also ask'd. .1. T. Ituclianau has been appointed Ailmr. of the estate of the late K. I,. Cavitt. if Peel. Apprslseis named are .lamih Co, C. II. (Men and K. II. Smith. The est i mated value of the .state is $ J ." tM and the heirs consist of eight nephews and uleees. An order made by the County Court this afternoon directs the road viewing hoard to meet on May 19 at lias Crei'k and survey a proposed LMlewav road through the lands of A. A Nichols, .!. It. Snyder. Lawrence Michaels and Alex WorUiiugtou. The Ministerial I'niou has helped t w eul y rami I it's. You are asked to attt'tid their last entertainment, "The Honey Hoys Concert." Thursday e filing, and help t hem come out cvi'U with t he Lyceum Course. Kegular meeting of the Masonic lodge of Hosehurg Wednesday night was marked hy a lelicitous event, the presentation of Past Master jewels tn J. l. Zurcher and Napoleon It ice, htith of whom made happy responses (o the prt'Si-ntatlnn speeches ot Hon. O P. Coshow. in behalf of the order. dice I I'o m Portland are that Or. i ' 1 1 At w ooil. w anted hy t he police theie on the charge of performing a criminal operation, has not yet been apprehended Atler spending a week with his daughter at liar. leu Valley, Mwootl is reported to hae left Wil li ur Tuesday al tertiiion. Inn in a rail- w.n ticket for Portland. Inalnlltv of the police to locate hint would fudl- ate that he Is in hilling. Sprmit bat at an attractive saving, if von do tt now " at the big 'Cet Ac- iiiaiutt-il " Sale at J sepbson. W. II Fisher. II H. StajOeton. lohn M, Throne and A. C. Marsters returned last night front Kugene. where they attended a district hank ers' convention for l.ane. Pong las aitd Coos counties. There were also rep resentatives present from Portland. Salem. Albanv and other banks. A h.uniuet at t be Hotel Osborne fol low ed the business session. Meet inn are to be held twice a year, and i he next session will probably he at Uifhurg tn November. TONIGHT Extra Lyceum No. At The ARMORY Roneys' Boys Concert COMPANY School Children 25c Others 50c donlB, a pructlce that haa been going on for ionic time. Mr. IU-ed lu now on hl way to China to look after this part of the plan. Kev. Howard la confident that Mr. Heed's miaalon will be auccexaful and that they will be able to start their school next Fall. Kobt. Anlauf waa over from An- lauf today fill biiHinr-Mu hi-ffirA thn County Court. Mlas Ki-ho (iaddls, of Kt-rby, la aiwndlng a fow days here with hc-r mother, Mrs. 8. (iaddls. G. V. Wlmberly left this afternoon on his return to Klkton, where he will remain for some time at the farm of Al. Kent. Come In and "get acquainted" with the many tempting bargains we are offering during our "Get Acquaint ed" Sale. Joaephson's. It. L. VYinnlford, of llalxey, was in the city today from Ciilapoolu, where his father, T. W. Wlniiitord, now In his S2nd year, waa stricken totully blind u week ago, following prolonged trouble with his eyes. Mr. H. L. Winnlford's brother, George, ia convalescing rapidly ut Mercy Hos pital from an operation recently per formed. Of mil r HI. Villi linnn, irhnrn f r- shall'a Grocery Is. No? Call up Phono 184 and hear about something you will like. KI.KCTIOX IN MK.VK'O; DIAZ CI.M.Y I'AXDIDATK. DOl'GI.AS. Ariz.. May 7. An offi cial call for a general election In Mexico October ITU was promulgated III Sonora today. General Kellx Diaz, nephew of former l'resldent I'orfirlo Hill. Is the only presidential candi date mentioned. Supporters or the Sonora Constitutional government will ignore the call, according to In formation given out today by Con stitutionalist officers ut Aguu I'riela, opposite Douglas. MOOSE DAY Big Rally, Wed., May 21 The Eugene Drill Team Of 26 Members in Uniform will be present. The Drain Band and Riddle Band Will Furnish Music Big Street Parade 10:30 a. m. Picnic Dinner, Speech Making, Athletic Games and Field Sports on the West Roseburg Crounds. Initiation of a Big Class of New MemBers in the evening, followed by a "big feed" to all members of The Order. ' JAM, HI) I'OIt STKAI.INU TOY FOU HIS IIAltY, II K FKKDS WIKK CKCSTS. MMi llltKAKM HACK Oh' WORKMAN AT CI.ATSKANIK. KAINIKII, Or.. May 7. Campbell II. Clark, aged IM, ul 0 o'clock last night was killed by a log being pulled hy a donkey engine, which hit a snag, breaking Clark's buck. The body was brought hen- today for burial. He was an euiplove of the West Oregon Lumber Company at ClatHkanie. CO! M Y Col HT OltllKltS. I'etilliin of It II. l-'lelils anil others for a coiitiiy road lu llisls. Nna. 3 mid -I. Carillner. being found defec- llve, wns ordered dlslnlKsed. I'etillolis No. 1 and No. i of V. Iteed anil others for vacating a portion or the county road In Dist. No. ."i. Gardiner, contiuui-il to July lerill. DIED. I.AWSON At the family holm- In North Itosebiirg. May s . i'.u;s, Mrs II. W. l.awsou. aged :I2 years, of heart failure. lieceased is survived by her hus band, II. W. I.awson; her mother. Mrs. I .mi llrady. and three sisters, Mrs. Anna Veati h and Mis. K r. Althage. of this city, and Mrs. A. I., lirider. of Terrace, II. C. The funeral will be held from the chapel of the Itoseburg I'mlcrtaking Parlors tomorrow morning al 1 1 o' clock, with services conducted by Kev. Arthur Thomas, of the Metho dist Church. South. Interment will tollow lu Pleasant View cemetery, at llrockway. 1.03 ANGKI.KS, May 7. Juan C'ontrenx Is tree today to work his ringers to the bone for the wife nnd little ones whose destitute condition got him into jail nnd out again. Unable to buy toys for his babies. Contrenz was arrested and sentenced to 60 days in jail when a policeman caught hi in stealing a 10-cent red rubber doll from a toy shop for his year-old baby. Clemencita. Atler he bad been in jail two days, a turnkey saw him pass several pieces of hard prison bread through the bars to his wire, who had come to visit him. The occurrence was reported to Police Judge Krederlckson, who called the man Into court, where he met his wife and their five children. Their whole pitiful story came out, and Contreaz was immediately re leased, while court attaches, news paper men and others made up a purse to last the family until Juan got a job. MARKET REPORT. Trices paid by Roseburg dealers: KGC.S 13c. IICTTKIt 1 2 '-4c to 20c. HrrTKK KAT 30c. I'OTATOKS r.Oc. CABBAGE 1 H 2c. APPI.KS 3.1c. lo-T.-.c. WHEAT $1. OATS -If.c to r,0c. HAY Vetch. 10 ton; grain, $10. Mvcstm-k. SHEEP 4 to 6Wc. HOGS Dressed, He to 10c; alive, 7c to Sc. STEERS Alive, & He to 6c. SOWS Alive, 6c to iMc. VEAL Dressed, 8 to Ho. POULTRY Mixed chickens, alive, Sc to l;',c; dressed, 14c. TURKEYS Alive, 15c; dressed, I Sc. rel; straights, $4.10; exports, $3.85 to $3.98;; Valley, $4.70; graham, $4.60; whole wheat, $4.80. OATS No. 1 white, $29 to $29.50 per ton. CORN Whole, $27; cracked. $28 per ton. MILLBTUFFS Bran, $24 per ton; shorts. $26 per ton; middlings, $30 per ton. BARLEY Feed, $25 to $25.50 per ton; brewing, nominal; lolled, $26.50 to $27.50 per ton. HAY Eastern Oregon Timothy, choice, $17 to $18; alfalfa. $13 to $14; straw, $6 to $7. Hop, Wool and Hides. HOPS 1912 crop. 10c to 15c lb.; 1913 contracts, 13c to 13 4c lb. PELTS Dry, 12c to 12',Jc; lambs, 2.5c to 35c; full wool, $1.25 to $1.35. WOOL Eastern Oregon, 11c to 17c; valley, 14c to 18c. HIDES Salted hides, 12c to 1 2 V6c per lb.; salted calf, 16c to 17c; salted kip, 12c to 14c; green hides, 11c; dry hides, 21c to 22c; dry calf No. I, 25c; No. 2, 20c; salted bulls, 8c. MOHAIR-1913 clip, 30c to 33c per pound. Dairy and Country Produce. Loral jobblug quotations: POULTRY Ileus. 17c; broilers, 30c to 35c; turkeys, live, 20c; dressed, choice, 25c; ducks, 17c to 25c; geese, young, 15c to 17c. EGGS Oregon ranch, case count, 19 per dozen; candled, 20c to 21c per dozen. CHEESE Oregon triplets, 16V4c; Daisies. 17c; Young Americas, 18c. MUTTER City creamery butter cubes, 28c per pound; prints, 29c to J9 '-ac per pound. POItK Fancy, 12c per pound. Vfi.U, Fancy, 14c to 14 Vic per pound. HEII F. A. LACEY, Manager Last Time TONIGHT Don't Miss It The Motion Picture Sensation of the entire World. Paul J. Rainey's AFRICAN HUNT MarvoloiiH motion pictures nnd new facts about one of the great est nun ting triim of modern timoH. Produced at cost Of $250,000.00 Graphically described by an interentitig lecturer. Tli In Hump show In INirtlund at price of 25c and 50c. Ourpricesare25c Thursday Afternoon for School 15c One show per night, start ing at S: 1 5. Watch for the plug and you will pluu;. CARNIVAL OlEEX CONTEST. Viola Willed Mabel Bryan i Kay Hughes Ruth Eddv Catherine Merrill Fannie Campbell . W EST FORK MAIL ROUTE. 3492 2035 1897 1817 1G17 21 PORTLAND MARKETS. PROI-. GKIIX KS AXI REV. EATON Have heard Honey's Hoys three times. They say that the concert Is wonderful, marvelous, entertaining and delightful. This concert will be at the Armory Thursday evening. Admission, all school children 25c. others . Ut-. Tickets at Mursters drui store now. . , lti:L IvSTAI'K ntwsnus. W V. l.enis to .1 C Pringle. $2.---c.il; parts of sees 2'.'. 32 and 33. 2.1-4. K A IMvison lo .1 A Edwards. $ I :!'. I' acres sec 29, 24-tS. LOCAL NKW8 Have ou found Marshall's yet? Where Is Marshall'!? Let Stone tune your piano. Choose any of our newest and ulc est ladles' $.1 50 shoes at $2 95. at Hie big "Get Acquainted" Sale at .losephsou's. m Keir.-selita! 1 1 e James K How ard easscit thruilicli here Ihls morning on bis return to Gletidale from Washing ton. I I' Ills mission to the Na tional i.iit.tl had to do with the pro le, t of Itei Howard and Morrison Heed, the latter of Salem, to estab lish a school at tileiiilali- tor Chinese. The lioourttiiciit or Commerce and Labor hjis agreed To sanction the en terprise if arrangements can bo made with the Chinese government to pre tent the smuggling of coolies into Mils coiintty under the ituise ot itu- Kery lime the temperance ques tion conies up politicians rush for the fence. Watch Friday's Keiew for the Market H.isket. The best is alwais the cheapest. Dee Hive stands for llest. Call up 340, the Pouglat County Crerfmery. for cream Sidewalk lumber cut ready to lay Page Investment Co. Phone 142. tf Some stenographers marry their cmploiers because lbe are tired of lieiug dictated to. Keep your eye on ll.nl dot s win dow and you will see the best thoe maklng ever done In Oregon. 335 N. Jackson street. dtf Where Is Marshall's? Watch Friday's Review for the Market Daskel. (rain. Flour, Feed, Etc. WHEAT -Track prices: Club 89c; blitestein, S9c to 90c; forty-fold, 90c; red Itussian. Stic; Valley, 90c. FLOUR Palenls, $4.70 per bar- WASlllXGTON, May 7. Senator Lane Iuih taken up with the Postoffice Hepurtment an appeal from the citi zens of West Fork for a mall route to the coast. "Pride of Douglas," a Roseburg product, and "Queen City," a bard wheat article, made at Vancouver, Wash., are the two best varieties of flour on the market, w by use any other kind that costs more? If your grocer doesn't oarry either brand, Just 'phone 13, Douglas County Mills, ana a sack will De delivered at your home. Terracotta chimney pipe, shoulder Joints, tees and caps now tn stock at Winnie Caddis's, the plumber. Watch Friday's Review for the Market Uaskel. Ccpncmcro O Parted CtotfVea Hi Mia MIWUM KU A. J. HGCHRADEL The Young Man Of Fashion will find Sophomore Perfect Clolhes, up to standard in ev ery detail. We are well prepared to satisfy the discrim inating Dresser, equipped as we are with the latest fash ion ideas of Sophomore Perfect Clothes $18.50 to $26.50 New Wash Ties 25c New Tubular Ties 35c - 3 for $1.00 Flowing Ends 35c - 50c 75c all silk, guaranteed Dudu Fnr Mtm 141 N. Jackson Street
