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Newspaper Page TextKODAKS ROSEBUKG BOOK CO. Eastman Photo Supplies, Developing: and Print ing: for Amateurs. Picture Frames Made to Order LOOAIi NEWS. RELIABLE MERCHANDISE THE BELL MILLINERY SPRING OPENING FISK HATS SEE THE 1914 WATTEAU HAT New spring styles greet yon at onr special Millinery Openiug, March 6th and 7h. Yoti will find here all the latest styles in tailored hats, dress hats, in jet, lace( uialine and milan hemps, latest trimmings in ostrach, lace, ribbon and (lower effects, NEW SPRING COATS Most admirable styles in niorais, checVs, plaids, with plain fabrics to match, in the new blues, tango, Kellies green and mustard. New plaid dress skirts, Jersy top petticoats new 50c silk hose to match. New spring dresses in voils, crepes and challies. New ciepe dechine and oil wai t-. Complete line of guaranteed hair goods l'p-to-date line of "Kabo," the live model corset styles for all occasions. Shadow laces, embroideries, doeskin gloves. This store bids you welcome. BELL SISTERS BUILDING, ROSEBURG, OREGON PItOTHSTS AltK MADK. (Continued from page 1). wore to bring a definite report In tlio form of yes or no. The city Improvement committee submitted a list of properly owiicib in the city who have no adequate sidewalks In front of their property nnd who will be required to eoiiHtruet the same upon their mil Incut Ion by the marshal, who was ho authorized by motion of the rouiicll. The list filled several typewritten pages and Inrliided 111 e walks needed on the chief residential and business streelH in the city. The fire eonitulKslon submitted their report on the condition of two local theaters, against which criticism was directed at the last tuccllng by a committee from the local fire de partment. A Tew chaimes In the Ant ler's was asked by I lie commission. Involving the Installation of a slanil pipo with hosn in the nniln audi torium, and the erection of drop stairs leading down to the singe from bulb aides of I lie balcony. They also suggested stalrH be erected from the stage to the rear door of the theater, i best? matters will be taken up with the Klks' lodge with a view to mak ing the changes soon. The Anller'B Is sulci to already comply with all the requirements of the underwriters' code anil Is declared by them to have all the features necessary for suffi cient fire protection. The Hidden Theater was also ex amined and the objections, which were principally with tin wiring and electrical apparatus, art' being elim inated, It was stated by the manager of the theater. The commission also reported that n new ordinance was needed to cover much of I he ground MAJESTIC THEATRE The 1 lotne of the Hrighl Pit. lure. 5 -wo nftu-j MON. and TUES. Snorinl two rri'l ft-a I u r. THE STIGMA Superb ilrtiiiiii df tin kh-uI hki, ftaturmt; l-'ruiirl.s lluihiii;in. All For Science Tho story of nn old niun's :nls tuki'ti juMTHi.o u( hi lntiitir. While Father Telephoned One roiiUmiuuH l.uurli. Andrew Carnegie's (lift to tin- Wi.il.l, Also i.tli.-r topirul IViitiiii'H. Sees II nil. knun it all 5c-10c Coining Wednesday and Thurs day, "Th Kngine of Heath." hi four parts, a secret nemee railroad Mory. t now mnnMftKi, una unu up mny wry unqualified for nuch a tank, that propert autliorlticH be bo appointed. Thii report wus adopted, ('onndlinun Fullertoii Hpoko at soino length upon the oxccbhIvo liih 'fitfiirc of the taxes for this year, mid declared that If posHililo a reduetlon should bo iiiatle wherever it there was au occawloii. lie miKKested as ii be KinniiiK t tin street HtMiiing depart ment, which might bo reduced. This direction of a reduction whs mej by tlu )rotetH of a number of :oiincil- ...1.,. olalo.l llit.t til.. ..I.. ,.'... II. . I fill I V t'Ktlflltr tlwt II1II1IH riT hoillir Hill' cleanest city in the state, but that if was KOttitiK It done at u most reason able figure. Mayor liice and Coun cilmen Cobb and ('lark said that the detiarlment needed uralse Tor the wav they did their work ami that the! force should not ho reduced. I Mr. Knllerlnn spoke una in of thu need for a new charter. Hince 11107, ho said, when the last charter was printed, ordinances have been added every week and the people are Ignor ant of must ol" the things covered by the Into ordinances. Mayor lllce slated that in the fu ture Instead of introducing an ordin ance lor the first time In written form, that the subject be discussed by the council nnd if uu ordinance is needed it then may be drawn up under direction of the city attorney. He siiKKi'sted that an ordinance is needed to prot ect t he st reel h from i rubbish and building material car ried or used by the contractors. it was thought that by bonding the con tractors to clean up the street after their use of them, an effective way would be provided. On motion the city attorney was authorized to draw up such instrument. The third rending was had on the railway and Hlreet car track ordin ance, providing for their position on the proper grade of the street, and was passed unanimously. ' 1 A resolution presented by Council man Km Merlon, authorizing the col lecting of delinquent assessments and the listing of properly bonded lor such a purpose for the reference of the council, was passed. A resolution was also passed an thorizlng the city treasurer and city recorder to pay the interest on the city's bonds when It heroines duo. The monthly report of the elec trical Inspector, showing 20 Inspec tions, was read. The regular list of hills for the month was nad and allowed as fol- t;.tio K.JiO lows: S. 11. Crouch, supplies S. K. Sykes, supplies W. C, ti;nlilis. repairs Hamilton lrug Co., supplies, lioseburg l-'eeil & Fuel Co.. su pplies The New s, prim inn Hevlew Cub. Co . printing . . . A (!. Long, supplhs Klsuer K- Marsh, blacksmith Kree Thomas, typewriting ... Harry Cearce. supplies Arthur Long, labor L. ii. hicks, salary A M. Oelniid. salary ( has. Walker, labor Leslie 1'armer. labor , M S Thomas, labor , It orthiiiHton, salary . . . . , i. W ltutler, salary Albert Abraham, salarv i.n ; 7. so 17.00 I r.o :t.io l i s:. i. r.o r. io i. :t:t.uo ii Ti.no ;.t on r.j.oo r.i oo i no For Stomach mid l.iwr. I. X. Stuart, West Webster. X. Y.. writes: "I lne used Chamberlain's Tablets for dividers (if the stomach and liver off and on for the p.isl five years, and It alfoids me pleasure to stale that 1 have found them to be lust as represented. They are mild In their action and tho results have been sal Isfactorv, I value them highly." For sale bv all dealers. C o Hhio Stem Flour, Washington hard wheat, l til suck. Kcouumy Gro cery. CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears yrrf Signature of RELIABLE METHODS MATIIKWSOX Tl'liXS HIS HACK OX $i.-,,000. Itjusclmll Shu- fcfgns With Xew York In I 'ace of I tig Koilerul . Otter. MAItLLV. Texas. March 2 Christy Mulhewson signed with the New York National League team today, executing his contract with President Hempstead of tho (Hants. A flat offer of $ti!i,00 for three seasons' work as manager of a Fed eral League team was wired today from Chicago to Mathesvaon by Presi dent (illmore, of the Federal League. The offer was made in a telegram which read : "Newspaper reports state you did not take Federal League offer seri ously. (Jet acquainted with Federal League officials and you will soon be convinced that wo arc not four rlushing. I will give you $iif,000 for three seasons lis manager of a Fed eral League club, $15,1)00 in advance. If satisfactory, meet me In New York Thursday at my expense. Wire an swer Chicago." (illmore would not say what club Mathewsou would he offered, but it is supposed that Brooklyn was the choice. 'OltTI.AND WILL NOT ill)T ItlK.IO.NAL HANK. WASHINGTON, March 2. Sena tors Chamberlain and Lane had In terviews today with Secretary ivu- Adoo regarding the selection of Port land for a regional reserve bank. The secretary said the report that the board had decided to establish 12 i-ogiomil banks was entirely unfound ed, as no decision had been reached, and none would be made until all the testimony collected at recent hearings was fully weighed, when the board will determine the number of banks and the placet where they will be located. The secretary said he be lieved there was no opportunity for the selection of either Cortland or Seattle, as the aggregate banking capital of the district composed of Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Mon tana, was tint sufficient to warrant n regional bank In the district. - o- llest Treatment for Constipation, "My daughter used Chamberlain's ablelft for constipation with good re sults and I can recommend them highly." writes Caul It. Habln. Hrush ly, La. For sale by all dealers, C I'OU COINTY TltRXSl Ul.lt. I hereby announce my candidacy for nomination to the office of Coun ty Treasurer, subject to tho will of tiie voters of the Republican party at the primary election to be held Mav IS, 19H. iCald Adv.). J. K. SAW Y KH.S. Hnvo Amidol tune It NKW TODAY WAXTKIV Olrl wants housework In. small family. Chone 14S-J. WANTKH.- Man and wife to work on farm; no children. Call on or address . Scliulnierich, Klkhead, Oregon. dsw FOll KKNT Four room house on Mill street. luiiulre Josephson's. one block south of F.Iks' Temple. FOU SA I.K.- Fresh mlhh cow. Call on C. T. tirubbe. Wilbur. sw OATS FOU SALK. Seed oats. ,0 cents per bushel, at my place on South peer Creek, .lohn McKean, phine a :t F I 1. More and More R.ugs S. J. Jo nea spent the day at Middle looking after business matters. Ftbscoo Freyer was here from Scoltsburg on business today. Attorney J. A. Buchanan went tu Myrtle Creek this morning on a busi ness visit. j New onion sets at the Economy Grocery, E. H. Stephens has returned to Oakland, after a short business visit in this city. j Mr. and Mrs. John Walker and daughter, Iva, went to Green today to visit with friends. Mrs. V II. Kenny, of Leona, Is visiting here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Bryan. i J. M . K n g 1 o a r ri ved here tod a y from his ranch at Kellogg to spend a few days on business. Get the habit and have your horses shod at Kisner & Marsh's, tho Far riers. ! Hon. J. II. Ilooth left this after noon for Salem to attend a meeting of the Btate fair board. ! A. J. Uoberts returned here this morning from Portland, where ho has been for several days. Mrs. J. ii. Patrick left for Grants Pass this morning for a couple of weeks visit with relatives. Miss Goldle llishop returned here this morning from a trip Kast, after an absence of several weeks. Mrs. J. C. Itigger arrived here this afternoon from Grunts Pass, and will visit fi.ends for a short time. Everybody's Cafe will keep open hereafter from 6 a. m. until mid night. Ill Cass street. Mrs. H. A. M Inter, who has been visiting at Oakland for a week or 'two, returned here this morning. Big crowds thronged the Joseph son store today to take advantage of the special bargains offered there. ' Mrs. Ethel Clawson left here this morning for San Bernardino, Cal., where she will spend several weeks. I. N Bragg, of the-Soldiers' Home, went to Medford today to remain for a visit of about ten days with friends there. Kodaks, developing and printing for amateurs, prices moderate con sistent with high class work. The Koseburg Book Co. F. L. Stuart, a boy of 18 years, who was sent from hero to a sanitarium In Portland two weeks ago, died there today of tuberculosis. Mrs. L. W. Hill loft Monday for her homo at Hood Ulver, after a visit here with her brother, John McKean, of South Deer Creek. Mrs. W. K. Hatch and Mrs. .1. P. Crouch, of Oakland, visited in itose burg briefly today, returning home on the afternoon train. F. X. Gillette and T. J. Ardney were visitors from Sutherlin who spent n few hours hero today looking after business matters. F. Beyers, cashier of the Riddle State Bank, who had been visiting in the East, passed through here this morning on his return home. J. L. Pearson, of Minnesota, today purchased a portion of the Ashford Clayton donation land claim in Coles Valley and will locate thereon. ' The Uosehurg Hook Co. sell only tho kodak films, the dependable films, the kind everybody wants. No substitutes here. Commissioner J. S. Wiley nrrived in Uosehurg this morning from Myr tle Creek for a few days slay on County Court work. The regular term opens tomorrow. Attorney J. II. Austin, of Gardiner, who has been 111 Uosehurg for several days attending to legal business, left this afternoon for Drain, where he will take the stage for home. The soliciting committee for the Commercial Club publicity depart ment did some work today and added about $.i0 per month to the fund. They will continue in a day or two. Mrs. Jones, when she came home from Mrs. Smith's parly, at f::?0 p. m.. iust slhined a hi ir anron over her new gown, and got supper In a jiffy.1 She cooks with gas. It's clean and cheap. I I Mrs. George Bolter and Mrs. Hoy! Bellows left here this afternoon for j Portland, where Mrs. Holler will bo ; a witness in a suit against the street-; car company Tor damages wriferod by her sister-in-law in an automobile accident in Portland last summer. There will be a dance nt the Hden bower Socialist hall Friday evening, March tith. Everybody invited to come and have a good time. dsw A divorce was granted today to W. It. Marsee from Ina Marsee. in the divorce cast' of Mary Boss vs. Mareiius Boss, a demurrer was over ruled and the defendant given 20 da to answer. J. II. Austin, of Of Individuality Special Sizes in stock Colonial Players IN "Bought and Paid Eof Adults 25c; Children 15c Doors Open 7:00 o'clock Wednesday and Thursday 'East Lynn" Gardiner, represented Hie plaintiffs in 1)01) cases, W. II. Ilrown, It. It. Melton, V. H. Melton, Deer Creek; Geo. Shruni, Glide; A. 10. Clayton, Melrose; J. B. Middle, Kiddle; Col. J. G. Day, Olal la; Dr. II. Little, Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ilullock, Glengarry; C. T. Grulilm, Wilbur, were among the Koseburg visitors today. The little l'l-months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Coffee, iu itoso burg, sustained a broken arm Sat urday evening, when it fell down the stops In front of Its home. The out side bone of the left arm was broken but was (iiiiekly set by Dr. K. Ii. Vlnell. The Infant was reported as doing nicely today. A petition has been filed v.ith the Circuit Court by Jess it. Lasswell, assignee of the partnership of Hurst and Vanbusklrk, of Myrtle Creek, asking that an order be granted rati fying the agreement between the peti tioner and M. A. Hurst, by which the partnership Interest in lots 3 and 6 of block 0, Myrtle Creek, was trans ferred to the latter. The final account of G. Wayne Gll lam, administrator of the estate of William K. Gillam, deceased, was ap proved today by the County Court,' and the administrator relieved from further duties. The account shows a balance of to be distributed among tho heirs; to Mary G. Gillnin, widow, $125.18; Frank A. Gillam, G. Wayne Gillam, sous, and Viola I. Gillam, and Lillian Davis, daughters. $ H 1 . 2 J each. j Wo have Just received a fine lot of English Walnut trees grafted on Hlnck Walnut roots. Are offering those at very reasonable prices. Rose burg Nursery Co., Phone 152. dsw It has been agreed among the par ties to the suit, S. D. Kvans and Thomas Rodger against James dir. Alexander and wife. In the Circuit Court, that a decree be given in ac cordance with tho allegations In the complaint and the admissions of the defense with the exception inai inu attorneys' fees be determined by he court. The use of the Alexander bridge, which Is Involved in the suit, has been granted to the purchasers instead of being sold, and can also be used by others owning lots, wnicn are mentioned In the comylnltit. 'TV." I'lXI'.S TIltl'.D, SOUK, SWtlLl.l'.V l'KI'.T. Cooil-liyo sore feet, burning feet, swollen feet, sweaty feet, smelling feet, tired feet. Gooy-bye corns, callouses, i m ami iw iiiin, u more shoo tight ness, no more limping with pain or drawing up your face in agony. "I'lZ" Is magical, acts right off. "TIZ" draws out all the poison ous exudations which puff up the feet. 1'so "TIZ" and forget your foot misery. Ah! how comfortable your feet feel. Get, a 2". rent box of "Tl." jiow at any druggist or depart ment store. Don't suffer. Have good feet, glad feet, feet that never swell, never hurt, never get tired. A year's foot comfort guaranteed or money refunded. I.KCTl llK ox iiutns. The '9.1 Mental Culture Club will meet In social session at the club rooms Tuesday afternoon, March 3rd. The ladles are invited to bring their sewing. In the evening the club will present Prof. Uovnrd, of the Univer sity of Oregon, In a lecturo on tho birds of Oregon. Four oompllment ary tickets will be furnished each member and any member not already supplied with tickets may get them nt the social meeting. The lecture will tie held at the Haptlst Church at S o'clock. Mils. J. W. OLIVKR, Press Com. The ALASKA STEAMER LINE. PORTLAND, March 2. Marking the beginning of Portland's Invasion of Alaska as a trade outpost, hund reds of citizens will be at the dock Wednesday afternoon, March 4, when the steam schooner Thomas L. starts of its first northern trip. Captain S. llnrriman will be the skipper and de clares he will have no trouble in making the three weeks schedule. The 1. U. Stetson and Qulnault, other ships of the Alaska fleet, will leave at 10-day Intervals. MOTHER CRAY'S SWEET POWDERS FOR CHILDRENV A CrLloRallef forFcverUbnena. onutlpnltpn. Ilfndarb, momiirli Troubics, Trclljliic IMNorder., nd Destroy niI .V,.Ji 1" 54 boon. AtallDwmYCneu. Don t iccepl s,n;J)0 ,!,,, PRp.ii. Add. KMUbilitufo. A. i. OLMSTED. LsRokN'Y. SUMMONS. Jn the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Douglas County. S. A. Sanford, plaintiff, vs. J. P. Sheridan, defendant. To J. I. Sheridan, the above named defendant: Iu the name of the State of Ore gon, you' are hereby required to ap FOLLOWthe CROWD to the Josephson Store THERE'S A REASON I have been suffering from eciems for the last 30 years, and found no relief for same until I began to use ' Dike's Eczema Ointment, whioh cured me. (Signed) John HerUer, Rose burg, Oregon. Jan. 24, 1114. Price 50c at Krohn's Pharmacy Cass Street We Give Roseburg Trading Stamps. STRONG FURNITURE Man Roseburg, Oregon pear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled court and cause within six weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons, to-wit: on or before the 9th day of April, 1914. And if . you fail to appear and answer as herein required, for want thereof the plaintiff will take Judgment against you for the relief demanded in the complaint, a succinct statement of which relief is as follows: For the sura of $1805.20 and interest there on from December 3rd, 1910, at the rate of 8 per cent per annum; for the further sum of $300, and interest thereon at the rate of 8 per cent pei annum from the 8th day of May, 1911, and for the sum of $230 attor ney's fees to be allowed by the court and for. the costs of this action. This summons is published in the Roseburg Review, a newspaper of general circulation, published at Roseburg, Douglas County, Oregon, by order of Hon. Dexter Rice, Judge of Douglas County, Oregon, made on the 25th day of February, 1914. It will be published once each week for six consecutive weeks. The first pub lication of this summons is on the 26th day of February, 1914, and the last publication will be on the 9th day of April, 1914. CHAS. F. HOPKINS, T Attorney for Plaintiff.