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Newspaper Page TextKODAKS ! Eastman Photo Supplies, Developing and Print- ROSEBUHG BOOK CO. ng for Amateurs. Picture Frames Made to Order CoprrilU 1914 Tti Hom dt KwpcnlicUim Stetson Hats, Florsheim Shoes WIIOSK CANAL IS IT? EiiKeno HcglHlor: If, n the Provi dent doulres, we rover ho our uction on froe tolls without rntaiiiK the quw tion whether we were right or wrong, what assurance have we that Kng- land will not make tit 1 1 1 further do niandH bearing on the American- built and Anierlian-iniili.tulnwl ennui? If wo repeal the In? tnllit clause of the rnnal art, what rcuboti have we to believe that KtiKlnnd will not next dmuud the repeal of the clause barring railroad owned Hhlpa? Free tolls for American fthlpK Is really no concern of KiiKland'H. The count wIko traffic of the United HtiiU-H 1b already con Tilled to American Bill pa, bo it Is hard to Bee where Kritf land in affected olio wuy or the oilier, Blnce her ships are burred from the couHtwiso trade of thin country, any way. If we admit that we have no right to pass our own ships free through our own canal If England objects, must wo not next admit that we have no right to bar railroad owned Hhlps If Kngland does not want them barred? n USE ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE.. TTwamlwiiUc iM.wiicr to lt nl.itki-n lhl tlio ulion. If you WRitt rel ind conifoa for tnrcl, hut. woll.-n, wrtitiK rr.'t,im Allin'iiKMi.KftM. Ilrw ller conn ami btmlitti of all lint u atxl lirvvrnti bltalerw, Mn ami cn'U-um riHti. Jut (tie tlili.B f.r morliig 1'ailirp, 1'nlriit i.other NIimh, ami for BraakltiK In Nrw Hlutpa. It li Hie crri.tet rnwf.irt dlwovanrnf lliuae. 'I rylt tn-itaf. Hlilovnrywlir, VSrLa. JXwi'f acrttit any tuhttttuft, For KHKK trial Hckage, addrtmi Alien 8. Uwtwl, Le Hoy, N. T. MAJESTIC THEATRE lt' Hie place whore everybody goes. A big "II i ni t Inn In AUDE- ILLK Fit and Sat. Prof, l.o Mohln's Kuriican ling nnil Monkey Clrcim. SThe Monkeys sknte mi roller skiilcs. EThu Monkeys play pool. Tim Monkeys cut ill the table. ETho Monkeys il evcry lliliiK but talk. Spciul Exclusive Comedy tfildtals. Mat Lare Or when the nieimgeih. Inula loose. A hi ream, a huwl, two thou;. nil feet of uht uiilltied laughter und thrilling aiitli lpii ttonn. A Forest Fire Kxtra nl tru-lion. SceiH'H of an actual fire taken under the supervision of the foreMt service, Her Faith in (he Flag H'k n gieut picture, rictuien change every dav. 10cl5c Coniii.g Moiilu mill Tui-Hiluv, another big (lino vaudeville, .lollllHOh Hllll Wells, Internal Ion- rI singers nnil dancers. IT t's our boast here that in our new Spring and Summer 1914 Kuppenheimer Clothes we can fit any man mentally as well as physically, and we're ready to prove it to your entire satisfac tion today or any day you're in clined to put us to the test. vlULllCb men, slim and stout men, young fellows of 20 and their dads of 40 with $18.00 as a starting figure & from that to $35.00 Harth's Toggery LOOAIj nkws. ICilllor II. B. Vernon and Miiyor J. T. Bridges were ovur rrom Ouklund today. Mrs. MyrtlB I. V. Oozlnit itrrlvnil hero from Crook for a short visit on business. Mrs. M. F. Hurgo was over from Sutherlin today, visiting friends for a short time. Ladles let the Imperial Cleaners do your work. Phone 277. Dr. Mother performed mi operutlon this morning, removing tho appendix of Itodney II. Dolmen, of Uiddlo, nt Mercy Hospital. Clarks' Framing Shoi can give you any kind or films yen want. Tho best In nil kinds or kodak supplies, kodaks and all kinds or cameras. Two new Cadillac automobiles nr rlved here thin morning tor Dr. A. I' Set her and John Ar.ner, of Klddlo. Tho lnlor'a car Is of flvo passenger capaclly, while Dr. Seiner's Is of the phaeton style. Hlddlo Tribune: .1. Held Dean, who has been residing on an Island in tho Columbia Hlver near Vancouver. Wash., for tile past several mouths, where he has been engaged In farm ing, reiurneil home last Saturday evening, and expects to remain hero Indefinitely. looking after his busi ness interests Mr. and Mrs. John Safely returned to Days Creek last week, and will sunlit lako chnrge of Hie store and poxtorflcu for Mrs. II. II. tllduey. The latest and best books at the ItosebuiR Fiction Library, upstairs In tho lltill Hlslers' building. No I'hatiRO In local Ion or otherwise, as reported will bo made. Subscriptions for lnaKlliIncs solicited. AciordliiK to an esllmnte by Sir John Murray. Ihe total annual rain fall upon all Hie laud of the elobe iiinouutB to JJ.llI.i cubic miles, nnd of this euanllty tifiSl cubic miles drains off IhroiiBh rivers to the sen. i cubic mile or river water welshs. approximately 4. 'Jiii'i. (:, ono tons, and I'lirrles in solution, on the aver age, about 42(1,1100 tons or rorelttn mailer, in all. about , 7;tr., 000,000 tons of solid substances are thus cur lied annually to the ocean. I'nltocl Mutes (icoloKh-al Survey WMemorels fljSlwePoItsJies FINEST QUAIITV LARCrST VARIITV 1,111 IUI,fc, it., only lit.luv ...... ,trv..iit; that po.iliM.lv .-.xu.uii on. k. . ,1 I ',.!).! .... !,,..' an. .v. -rcm u uosx -1. . mmt 04M1V U.ii,.!...,! I; ,.rlr l,l o,MHn Hill.- cmi.iiii.,,, f,,r if. ntlfm, n m o 'l.k. I'"'.1" " ' 1 1"'" leek A I . Km . c.let ..,! I".tr I,. .11 l,l., k .'. I'..ll.h nl. . I.ru.b . V IUTr"mr, 10,,-,. i. -SlTtH MIlllll 'UtIHIK PSTt:." .,.eef I.H.I.. I-.'"'' I"i all ki.,.1. ..( In., k .l.t . eni.i,,. . I. Mill K.tn (H.p.h . I m, ,h, .. ri'su-':;;;,;!!';""'- "" ,(... hi. e thr htn1 WHITTrun.i nun ii.iu. f? ?"" l'l, Cumbrldii., Maat, Jit H.'J,.l.. ,, ,!,,, ,,,.,, Out (if town shoppers will Knjoy 1. until Served at Hotel Umpqua 11:45 until 2: 50c tUVTFJ i ill i mi H is LOOAIi NEWS. R. 1.. Rice, of Dlllard, was a Rose burg visitor today. Mnnley M. Strawn was over from Yoncallu on business toduy. Rubber tire work at Kisner & Marsh's, Oak street. Mr. and Mrs. John Atterbury came in this afternoon from Dlllard for a visit with relatives. J. A. Hodge and family left here this afternoon for their home in Sutherlin, after a day's visit. Mrs. Nellie Isles, of Junction City, returned home thiB afternoon, after visiting friendB here for a few days. Postal Inspector 8. H. Morse re turned here today, after a trip to Medford and southern points for sev eral days. Miss Nadlno Shepard arrived here this afternoon from Delevan, Cul., whero she had been visiting for ubout three weeks. Special Sunday chicken dinner. J. und J. Restaurant, 137 Sheridan St. Henry Richardson and J. W. Per kins left this arternoon by automobile for the North Umpqua. where they spent several hours. Mrs. William MacMlchnel and daueiltor MIku AMelie reliirneil hnniA this afternoon to Sutherlin. ufter a I brief shopping visit here. Chns. A. Drand and wife were In from tho Overland Orchards today. Mr. Brand says his new caterpillar engine is proving a great success. Have your, horses shod at Kisner & Marsh's. It's better to bo sale than sorry. Oak street. Mrs. A. J. llochradel entertained about 10 of tho Pythian Sisters at a thimble party yesterday ufternooti ul her homo on Kane street. A pleas ant nrtornoon was spent In plying tho needle nnd indulging in social converse, after which the hostess Berved somo delicious refreshments. Kugene Register: John Moore und Arthur Huffstuder, of tilendule, are In the city for a few days' visit. They started on their motorcycles, but at urain tney were compelled to aban don the machines on account of the mud. Mr. Moore 1b visiting at the homo of his aunt, Mrs. Dick Vendo vort, nnd Mr. Huffstuder is visiting his folks hero. I Spoclul Sunday Table d'llulo Din ner, 7fic; 5:30 to 8. Umpu.ua Hotel. S. C. Miller, Dlllard; Ceo. Cox, .lohu McKean, R. R. and W. It. Mul ton, Deer Creek; Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Short, Wilbur; K. A. Illnkle, J. Strador, Oak Creek; J. II. Drown. Looking (Mass; U. I Nichols. Uid dlo; 8. D. Moore, Coles Vulley; W. li. Chapman, Rockland; K. LI. Chapman, (Hide, were among tho well known citizens of the county in town todny. llavo your blucksmlthlng done at Kisner & Marsh's. It's hotter to bo safo than Borry. Oak street. O. II. Cash, of Kdenbower, was In tho city today attending tho broccoli growers' meeting. Ho Is using a deep tilling niuchlnc on his place. It consists of a double disc or sub-soil plow, with one disc following the other and in the same furrow, so that It tills tho soil from 12 to IS Inches, giving practically a new soil, as the former depth or tilling Is about ti to S Inches. This method should pro duce a big crop. Everybody's Cafe will koep opon heroaflor from 6 a. m. until mid night. Ill Cbbs street. Wllford SymoudH, tho Juvenile "bad num." aged 10 years, who has figured In a number of ciimlnul acta near Dlllard and Cottngn (Irovo, whero he had lived, was taken before Judge Itice lute Friday afternoon. After bearing tho ense it was decided to keep tho boy here ror somo time, during which his conduct will deter mine what means should be taken to restrain him In the future. He Is now ill the care of Judge Rice. The boy's father, A. J. Syuions, who was present at the hearing, left last even ing for Cottage drove. Ho Is peeling to play ball during the sum mer. Some sound advice was given tho boy's father by the court. Dotislai Connty Cresmory butter, only "So ror two pound snuare. Ask yam irooer for It. Patronize home liilmtry. Under the direction of Mrs. S. C. Ilelullue, n recital was given by her puiillB last evening nt tho Methodist Church, featuring Miss Constance Maclean. Tho largo auditorium was crowded to standing room, and much applause greeted the young partici pants after each number, all of which were creditably rendered. The church was made beautirul ror the occasion bv tasteful decorations of evergreens and ferns. Thoso taking part were Constance Maclean, llculuh Jewell. I. mile Driskell, tlaruet David, Al berta Chrlsiie. Annabel Denn, Clar ence Church, Stella Krohn, Dena llclisleo Mild Waldo Mnrslers. Other numbers were presented by Miss Mildred Wilson, W, W. Miles nnd Seymour Spencer. Spring lllo.nl anil System Clennser. During th winter mouths Impuri ties accumulate, your blood becomes impure and thick, your kidneys, liver and bowels fail to work, ouubIuk so- oallfd "Spring Fever." You feel tired, weuk and buy. Kleclrlo Hit ters th spring tonic and system cleanser is what you need; they tlmulats the kidneys, liver and bow sis to healthy action, expel blood Im purities and restore your health. si l ength and ambition. Klectrlc Mit ten makes you feel like new. Start a four weeks' treatmeut It will put you In fine shape for your stirlns work. (luarauteed. All druggists. SOo sod $1.00. II. K. Uucklsn 4 Co., Philadelphia or 8t. Louis. B LOCAL NEWS. The busiest shop In town. There's a reason. Kisner & Marsh, Oak St. Fanry Navel Oranges, while they last 2Gc dozen. Kcouoiny Grocery. A verdict of acquittul was returned late this arternoon in the jury trial before the city recorder in t he case of the city against the Douglas Coun ty Abstract Company, for the collec tion of an occupation tax ror doing insurance business in connection with the general abstracting work. The defense maintained that insurance soliciting was a part of their business and rightfully Included under their license as an abstract office. Everybody's Cafe will keep opeu hereafter from 6 a. m. until mid night. 111. Cass street. Charles Grout, of Day City, Tilla mook County, arrived here this morn ing to attend tho funeral of his brother, It. I), (irout, which was held at the locul undertaking parlors this morning, followed by Interment ut the Looking (Hubs cemetery. Fred Raymond, a cousin of the deceased, also came over from Coos Hay with his wife to attend the funeral. Mrs. Raymond, who was formerly MIsb Kate Cordon, will visit with her par ents hero ror a Bhort time, while her husband will return home tomorrow. The tuueral services were conducted by Rev. W. II. Katon and were large ly attended by the Odd Fellows and members of the Locomotive Firemen and Engineers, of which orders Mr. Grout was a member. The floral tributes were numerous and of ex ceptional beauty. Patronize Farmers' Public Market every Tuesday and Saturduy. This will benefit both consumers and pro ducers. PrlceB always reasonable. f NOTRE DAME "lADY'S APPEAL To all know In j fruiterer of rheumatittiu, nrtoi r uusculgr or ot tlia Joints, Hulatlca, luuili;op (iHt'kacdc, paloa lu Hie kidney or neuralgia taiuH, to write to her for a bome tretttufat Atildi has reiatedlr cured all of tbew torture, ishe ft-FlH It lier duly to send It to all aufrrma I'HKK. yu cure yuiirttelf at bom aa thousand will IfHtlfy no clianire of climate being hmh arjr. Till nlmple dlxcoTery banlxbea uric add front: Hit Mood, Inoaena the ntlfTened Joints, pun iflfktvhe ldrd, and brlftbtens the eye, jcIyIiijC lntlcltT and tone to the whole pyx tern. If tlia above ln'rentM you, for proof addreM lira. M. HutEtasra. Bur K. Notre Dame, lull If you have something to sell, to trade, to reut, or have lout something or found something, use a Want Ad Id the Review. CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Alway9 bears tne Signature That Breakfast ItennMiiln'r thorn hroakfants of ham and kks you used to have wlit'ii you were a kid back on the farm? When father mndo tho hams, smokrd thorn in tho old sinokt house, Taste that ham-yet, can't you? You can have JuhI such a breakfast to morrow if you order a Sinclair Fidiiity Ham They are made Just like the ones fat her made. Just salt enough to make them keep, with a Utile saltpeter, made into a brine you could drink, and pickled naturally, and then hardwood smoke that brings a flavor that Van't be beat. Order one today und have nn old-fashioned breakfast tomor row. Pickens Bros. Sell litem III lloselmrK. 13 If you phone. Perkins Building Make Your Linoleum Wear Twice as Long The top surface of linoleum is the strongest part of the covering. Once you pierce or wear through this surface your linoleum will give way twice as rapidly lty ronslnntly clviug your linoleum a new surface on the lop you c:n tunke the floor covering wear and wear A Dosehnrr ,,, her linoleum twice a year. It was a cheap grade, hut It wore thirteen vears on her kitchen floor. ' woman varnisnea 'Hie best possible dressing for linoleum is New Perfection Linoleum Dressing. This is not put on Ilk varnish, but monued on th. flr in stead of scrubbing, saving label and adding a beautiful luster. A pint will do for several trials. Try one. moppea on th floor In- Linoleum Varnish and Dressing All (trades of Inlaid and Printed Linoleum A Pulzli, "Pop, If aii.vlin.ly riili's horse chest imiIm'' I "Of conre nohoily dnen Wby do you tisk nrlt ridiculous thintrs?' "I was only Ruing to ask If they did. ronlil they use larkspurs V" -Baltimore Auit-rima. NEW TUDAV WANTED. Work V hour, day or week by woman of experience. Koom ;i. 111 Sheridan St. SPKCIAI. BARGAIN'. 32 acres river bottom Boil, 7 ncres prunes. Price $4 500. Wm. H. Weeks, Owner, Huckles, Oregon. Have Arundel tune It LODGE CARDS A. V. & A. M. LACltKL I.ODGK, No. 13. Regular meetings on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month at Masonic Temple, corner Jackson and Cass. Sojourn ers Invited to attend. E. H. BILLING, W. M. W. F. HARRIS. Secy. EAGLES, RoBeburg Aerie meets in their ball on Jackson St.. on 2nd and 4th Monday evenings of each month, at 8 o'clock. Visiting breth ern in good standing always wel come. J. M. UON'OIIEW, W. P. B. K. GOODMAN, W. Sec. Phone M 183. , O. O. F.. Rising Star Lodge No. 1 74 meets In the Odd Fellows Teuiiile every Friday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. IRA PILKINGTON, N. G. W. S. POWELL, R. S. M. FICKLE, F. S. 1. O. O. F., Philetarlan Lodge No. 8 Meets in Odd Fellows Temple, corner Jackson and Cass Sts., on Saturday eveulng of each week. Members of the order In good standing are invited to attend. S. F. HAMILTON, N. G. J. B. BAILEY, F. S. M. L. WHITNEY, R. S. It. P. O. ELKS, Hoseblirg Lodge, No. 8120 Holds regular communica tions at the Elks' Temple on the 2nd and 4 th Thursdays of each month. All members requeseted to attend regularly, and all visiting brothers are cordially Invited to at tend. A. C. SEELY, B. R. H. C. SLOCUM, Secretary. I. O. II. M. Umpqua Tribe No. 4 4 holds stated councils the 1st and 3rd Mondays of each month, at Eagles' hall, N. Jackson Blreet. Visit fug chiefs always welcome W. S. HOWARD, Sachem. C. II. TERCINSKI, 0. of R. W. C. GADDIS; K. ot W. 1. O. O. F., rnion Encampment Xo. 0 Meets In Odd Fellows, Temple every Thursday evening. Visiting brethren nlwavs welcome. L. E. MILLEDGE. C. P. J. B. BAILEY, R. S. JAMES EWART. V. S. (. K. S., Itoseuurg Chapter No. 8. Holds their regular meeting on the lBt and 3rd Thursday in each month. Visiting members In good standing are respectfully luvlted to attend. CARRIE CHRISTIE, W. M. FREE JOHNSON, Sec. LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE, Rose burg Lodge No. 1037. Meets every Friday evening of each week, at 8 o'clock In Eagles' hall. All visiting , brothers are invited to attend. GEO. NEUNER, Dictator. : H. 0. PARGETER. Secy. WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT, Lilac Circle No. 49. Meets on the 1st and 3rd Monday evening of each month at Odd Fellows' Hall. Visit ing members In good staudlng are Invited to attend. CYNTHIA GERMOND, O. N. CLARA CAWLF1ELD, Clerk. i RKI1RKAIIS, Roseburg Rebekah ; Lodge, No. 41, I. O. O. F. Meets In Odd Follows' Temple every j iiiemiHy evening. visiting sisters , and brethren Invited to attend. I MRS. J. A. HUC1IANAN, N. O. i I1ESSIB BOND, Secy. ! STELLA McELHlNNY, F. S. WODMKN OF THE WORLD, Oak Cnmp No. 125 Meets In the Odd Fellows' hall In Roseburg every 1st and 3rd Monday evenings. Visit ing neighbors always welcome. M. M. MILLER, Clerk. i. J. KERNAN. C. C. B. W. STRONG, SUGRN,TU THEATRE Monday and Tuesday Antler's Stock Company Opening In The "Man of Mystery" A Comedy Drama in Four Acts PRICES Adults 25c Doors Open at 7:30, CALL FOR WARRANTS. Notice Is horeby given that all war rants to and including No. 282, ot School District No. 4, Douglas Coun ty, Oregon, endorsed December 6, 1913, and prior thereto, "not paid for want of funds," are this day called for payment by the undersigned, and all Interest thereon will cease from the date hereof. Dated this 27th dav of March. 1914. GEORGE NEUNER, Jr., Clerk of School District No. 4. SMOKE SMOKE SMOKE SMOKE SMOKE SMOKE SMOKE SMOKE SMOKE CIGARS CIGARS SOME SOME CIOARS CIGARS CIGARS CIGARS SOME Umpqua Chief CIGARS CIGARS CIOARS CIGARS SOME CIGARS SOME CIGARS SOME CIGARS CIGARS CIGARS New Shoe Shop 329 N. Jackson St. Men's Rolns 90c Men's heels SGc Rubber heels 60a Ladies" soles and heels 75c We pay return parcel post on re pairer! shoes. Oppouite the electric light o 17 fee. W.l Boyle W. W. Boyle I bave been suffering from sczema for the last 30 years, and found no relief for same until I began to use Dike's Eoeema Ointment, which cured me. (Signed) John Hertier, Rose burg, Oregon. Jan. 24, 1914. Price 50c at Krohn's Pharmacy Cass Street We Give Roseburg Trading Stamps. Pennant Coupon This coupon when accompanied by 15c, is good for One Pennant at the Roseburg Review Office. It nt by mall fill oat blank below Nam of Pennant Name r. o State (By mall add S cents extra U cover cort of mailing). K7 March 30-31 Children 15c Curtain at 8:00 Wanted, everybody to know that they can get pure home-made candy at the Kandy Kitchen, 312 N. Jack son street, Roseburg. MERCHANTS' LUNCH Served at Hotel Umpqua From 11:45 until 2: 50c Insurance For fire, accident, automobile, steam boiler, burglary and lia bility Insurance and surety bonds, see me. My companl;s are the oldest and strongest, my rates the cheapest. F. G. Stewart 420 Pins St., or phone 142-T.