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KODAKS OSEBIM BOOK CO. Eastman Photo Supplies, Developing: and Print ing for Amateurs. Picture Frames Made to Order OvriilU 1914 The Home of KuMtlUnI iiah MA.iomrv or ho. (Continued from page 1). that the United States ahould have complete sovereignty over tho cannl. This motion In tho limine wn de feated by a veto or 2 :t 2 to ITU. It will lie the aim of administration SenntorH to have the repeat reach Its final vote within two or three week 8. A Wonderful Hcene. The urc no in (he Mouse chamber When Hpetiker I'lnrk yielded the gavel to liepreentative Underwood, the majority leader, waH unrivaled In (lie hlHtory of American legislation. Never liefore in the recollection of the oldest member had the gallorleH been ho packed with Interested spec tators. OutHldo the K"llery, the cor rldorn were Jammed with dlHappoint ed Imndredn. On the floor nearly every member wan in his seat. Kven tho Senate had adjourned and scon'R of Senators occupied seaiH on the floor. It was a rare political stage Ret ting that this throng witnessed. Standing before them, while Repub lican and Democrat le member cheered hi m to the echo, wns the Bturdy, blg-rrauied, Hilver-halred Speaker, Willi resolution beaming on bis countenance, Ills lliln lips tightly clenched, his face pale and stern. Dehlnd him pounding for order wan Mr. Underwood. Tho Mouse was moved to uproarl loua laughter when tho Speaker said, MAJESTIC THEATRE Ifs (he place where everybody dona. Wednes. S Tliurs. HiMV-ial Ailileil Attraction Franco The hum of iM. h u n il rtl fncen iriwntlii!; hit own t ri'iilliiim of Tai'lal epi .'sshniB nnd Imitn t ions. The Counnty Seal War In two reels, f.'.iuirlnn Miss Helen Holmes. United in Danger Kdlsoti litiima. A Comer in Popularity l.llliin I'uilli'ilv. It's lo l:inRti Missing Diamond (Jreat roiued . iiliotber bir. laimb. I Show for 5c-10c Time's come for up-to-date men who look the part to look to their clothes and desert back- number fashions for the ntw Easter styles from The House of Kuppenheitner In style, in fabric, in color shades these clothes are all that go to make clothes excellence or they wouldn't be here. $18 to $35 Choose your Easter togs now while our assortments are complete. Harth's Toggery Stetson Hals, Florsheim Shoes referring lo Ili'proKoiitiitlvo llnrd wick ; "Ho far ns the gpiilli'mnn frot.. (!eoi!lii Is concerned, I wiy 'Shoo fly. Don't bother me. Shoo fly. Don't bother mo." It wns several minutes before the Speaker could resume because the entire house, sat back mid roared, then roared again with laiiKhler. Kven Mr. IliiriluUk laughed, and IIkiho who bad come expci-llng to 1 Is lea to ll political dlatralio remained lo laugh and cheer with the others. Tim House listened attentively to the Speaker's iurii nienls against 'the lolls repeal, his assertion t lint bo be lieved tho President was nilsluken, tils argument that the Canadian Pa cific. Itallroiul anil I ho Tohnuntopec National llnilroad would most profit by loll ojfoniplion repeal, and his elo quent nppeal iiKalnst yielding any thing to (ireal ItMtnin lii,iiM.. ii, Interest to the end the Speaker re mained a cominandliiK figure. In terrupted by applause constantly ns he proceeded. When Kneiikoi r'birb I, ml rilL.i..i the Mouse rose en niasse, Democrats, iiopu oilcans. proKresslves. alike, an4 i beered hlili. SAVS I'l.N'ttl.AM) IS IX i:itv ;havk d.X(;i:u. I (icy Winilil Aliollsli I'liinil System of imlng, I'ive Ireliinil Heine Kllle, lOlliiilniite Welsh Church. LONDON. March HI. Tho estab lishment of a federal system of Rov er cut for the llrit Ish Isles was suggested lo the House of Commons today by Sir Kdwaid (Irey as a solu tion of the home rule difficulty. Tho suggestion was received with great ill iiiitiiiii by the house, which was engaged ill debate on the second reading of the home rule bill. "I believe, said Sir IMward. "that ir our present difficulty is not solved by the Introduction of a federal svs- lein, the country will mi under thru the sheer Inability of parliament to transact Its business." Sir Milliard (Irey lull forward a hint that the government was ready to go to the country for n general election If Palilanient would enact Its lulls abolishing the system of plural voting, giving home rule to Ireland and dls-estalillshlng tho Welsh Church. if an election could be assured," he said, "on Hie terms of securing the abolition of plural voting and of plac ing liome rule and the Welsh dis establishment rue on the statute honks, the method would be worthy of consideration." Strengthens Wink mill Thv.1 Women, "I was under a great strain nurs ing n relative through Ihreo months' sickness." writes Mrs. ,1. C. Van Siinde, of Kirkland, HI., and "Klectrir Milters kept me from breaking down. 1 will never be without It." Do you feel tired ami worn out? No appe tite and food won't digest? II Islrt the spring weather. You need Klec ttie Hitlers, start a month's treat ment today; nothing better for stomach, liver and kldllcls. The .ten spring tonic. Keiief or money hack. ;.0c and ml ,u j,mr druggist. The latest and best books at the lto-cl,iig fiction l.lhrarv, upstairs In the Hell Sisters' building. No change in location or otherwise, ns repotted will be made-. Subscriptions for imigainc-s solicited. CASTORIA For Itifunts and Children H.r. I "ivooruruverOUleiirS Always tK'iira Sitmsu're of OCtME, 1 LOCAL NEWS. LOCAL NEWS. Fiov. X. J. Rturo, of Melroso, was In this city today. Dry body fir wood, 12.25 per tier, this week. Phone 123, C. T. flrubbe, of Wilbur, was trans acting business here today. Miss May Sebring was over from Winchester today, visiting with her slstor, Mrs. 3. L. Dlllurd. K. A. Hamilton, who was so badly Injured Inst Sunday by a fall, was reported much better today. Rubber tire work at Kisner & Marsh's, Oak street. Mr. and Mrs. E. Small left this afternoon for Oregon City, where they will spend several days. Mrs. 0. P. Adams, of Sulhorlin, returned to her home this afternoon, after a brief visit hero with her sis ter. Miss Martha While went to Cot tago drove this afternoon for a week's visit with relatives and friends. r Tho Ladles' Aid Society of the M. 13. Church will servo a cafeteria din ner each day during the Strawberry Carnival. Mrs. John Walker and daughter, Olive, who visited here today from Wilbur, returned homo on the train this nfternoon. Llttlo Mabel Newman returned homo to Druln this afternoon, after a visit here with Mrs. It. L. Whipple for several days. B. J. Shoemaker, operator of the Smith Valley sawmill, about bIx miles east of Suthoiiln, wns In Hoseburg totlay, looking after business matters. Accidents will happen, hut tho best regulated families keep Dr. Thomas' Kdoctic Oil for such emergencies. Two sizes, 25 nnd 50c at all stores. Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Williams loft today for Cottago Grove, where they are holding revival meetings, after spending a few days at their home hero. Miss Minnie Knrnani, of tllendnle, who had been In .Mercy Hospital for the past ten days, where she under went an operation, has returned home. Havo your horBes shod at Kisner & Marsh's. It's better to bo safe than sorry. Oak street. The County Court was In regular session today, hut was occupied main ly with routino business. Tho ses sions will probably contlnuo until Saturday. Dr. .1. n. C. Oakes, field secretary ! of the Oregon Hygiene Society, of Portland, is again in Koseburg to speak before the local parent-teacher associations. j Mr. and Mrs. L. I). Cray, of Dlck erson, X. D.. who have been with their son, C. K. (irny, in this city for about n year, left this afternoon on tho train north. , darks' Framing Shop can give you any kind or films ycu want. The bent in nil kinds or kodak supplies, kodaks and all kinds of cameras. Mrs. Harry lllack, of Portland, who has been visiting her sister, M rs. It. L. Whipple, of this city, left this afternoon on her return. She will stop a few days with her mother at Drain. .1 ii I It'll Josophson has been elected secretary of the Itoseburg and Doug las County Merchants Association, taking up bis new duties today. He succeeds K. C. Doom, who recently went to Marshfleld. t Wood for sale 16 Inch, oak or null. 2.50 a tier. J. K. Plnistod, 1 The new telephone books for Douglas County were being dis tributed today. Manager Hamilton pronounces I hem the best yet got ten out for this district. They were printed by Tho Review. Miss Chloe l.a llrle, of I.os An geles, whore she has a position ns a trained nurse, arrived here this af ternoon and left for the homo of her parents In Harden Valley, where she will spend a short vacation. Long's Pickaninny Cooking Mo lasses, tho best made, at tho Econ omy tlrocory. Sheriff Webber, of Orovllle. Ilutte County. Oil., stopped over In Itose burg last night, enrottte home from Oregon City, with C I.. Cubross. a prisoner who bad broken bis parole. The man wanted has a wife In Port land. Dr. llouck has received several programs of instructions for the en campment of I lie inc.l u al corps at Vancouver next summer, nnd which a number of local people will attend, if the local hospital corps Is organ ized. The prospects for such an or ganization are said to be good. Dressmaking by the day or at home. The Misses Lux, 113 Lane St. Phone 104. A transient enrollte from San Fran cisco to Coos Hay was discovered on the street this morning by Marshal Williams to be suffering from the delirium tremens. After fighting otT the snakes for some time, be was taken by the marshal to Dr. Settler, who gave him something that brought some relief. Try the merchants' lunch that In being served t the Grand Drill. It sure Is fine lunch for the money. 2,'u II: III) a. m. to 2 p. m. "V Tl.om.. Wilson White, of the Portland Veterinary Hospital, wns bitten by a mad dog while treating the animal Monday. Tests of the dog's brain, applied by Dr. Calvin S. White, secretary of the State Board of Health, showed the rabieu re action. Dr. White will take the Pus ten r treatment. Oregon Ian. Itoseburg itehekah Lodge on Tues day evening elected as delegates to tho Itehekah Assembly of Oregon, which meets at .Mc.Minnville on May 111, .Mrs. W. E. Cllngenpeel, Mrs. L. K. .Mllledgo, Mrs. S. F. Cawiflold, .Mrs. c. Ii. Patrick and .Miss Mae Fisher. They also recommended Mrs. O. J. Lindsey for district deputy president. Knrly cabbage, cauliflower, kale, pansy, asters, Kohl-rabl, Brussels sprouts, plants for sale. II. B. Church, East Com. Ave., XorUi Itoseburg. A petition for the purpose of es tablishing a standard weight Tor a 'loaf of bread was' being circulated ,11ns alternooii among the local bak eries, groceries mid restnurants by William Parker, tho new proprietor of tho Itoyal, formerly the Unipqua Bakery. The petition will bo pre sented to the city council at Its next regular session, asking that a defi nite number of ounces be set which shall constitute a loaf of bread. The petitioners declare that some bread made In the city is much lighter than others, and that In fairness to the public a uniform standard to be determined by tests should be es tablished. Itch! Itch! Itch! Scratch! Scratch! Scratch! The more you scratch the worse the itch. Try Doan's Ointment. For eczema, any skin Itching. 50c a box. Douglas County Creamery butter, only 65c for two pound square. Ask youi grocer for It. Patronize home industry. Everybody's Cafe will keep open hereafter from 6 a. in. until mid night. Ill Cass street. Wanted, everybody to know that they can get pure home-made candy at the Kundy Kitchen, 312 N. Jack- son street, Itoseburg. That Breakfast Remember those breakfiiHla of hum and eggs you usod to have when you were a kid hack on the farm? When father made tho hams, smoked them in the old Hiiioke house. Taste that ham yet. ran't you? You can have just such a brenklust to morrow if you order a Sinclair Fidility Ham They are made just like the ones fat tier made. Just salt enough lo make them keep, with a Utile saltpeter, made Into a brine you could drink, nnd ph-ltled naturally, and then hardwood smoke that brings a flavor that can't be beat. Order one today and havo nn old-fashioned breakfast tomor row. Pickens Bros. Sell them In Roseburg, 195 If you phone. Perkins Building yb-s'fjvA is Also Kolorfast Matting That Will Not Fade in Water or the Sun MARRIED. D'LAl'KIER HEDGES. At the home of S. II. Klnsey, at Ferndale, Thursday, March 20, 1914. An drew W. Del.auiier and Miss Ida Hedges, Justice of the Peace Charles T. Nail, of Olendale, offi ciating. LOCAL NliWS. Nephl land plaster at J. P. Barker & Co's. dsw Fancy Navel Oranges, while they last 25c dozen. Economy Grocery. Fresh roasted coffee at Marshall's. Sliced ham, boiled ham. bacon and dried beef at the Economy Grocery. All of my wood measured before 1 loading. 2. 50 per tier. Phone 123.1 The Roseburg Book Co. bcU only the koduk films, the dependable i films, the kind everybody wauts. No substitutes here. Patronize Farmers' Public Market every Tuesduy and Saturday. This will benefit both consumers and pro ducers. Prices always reasonable. ?ISU SETTLEMENT. rn the County Court of the State of Oregon for Douglas County. In the matter of the estute of Rob ert F. Sniick, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned administrator of the es tate of Robert F. Smlck, deceased, has filed In the above entitled court his final account In settlement of said estate and by order ot said court duly made and entered of record, Friday, the 17th day of April, 1914 at 10 o'clock a. in., In the County Court room at the courthouse in Roseburg, Douglas County, Oregon, has been fixed as tho time and place for hear- Ride Your Baby In Ease and Elegance Examine a Sidway! Test the gentle movement of the special ex tension springs, ami you will know why it is the only baby carriage that can not jar or shock the b.iby's spine or bounce him into fiJccty nervousness. Look at the classy auto hood, the extra high back, w ide seat, lonrj body, real rubber tires, fine, non-crackine,Kabrikoiil leather top (an exclusive Sidway feature). GUARANlLLirJ' This Name on the Frume of Eveiy Genuine They cost no more than many im puirantd carriages which hut not the splendid Sidwiiy f cut u res. The tag attached to every Sidway contains the strongest guarantee ever given with a baby carriage. Any part that wears out or breaks within two years will be replaced, absolutely free. The special grade Fabrikoid Leather made exclusively fur the Siiluny is in cluded in this guarantee, and in aJuitiim carries the guarantee of the DulMnt Fabriknid Co , snle makers of Kibrikid. Made in various designs by the Mid way Mercantile Co., Elkhart, Ind. See the full line at Roseburg Furniture Co. Our Pressing done with the sanitary steam press. No scorch, no shine. Imperial Cleaners 342 N. fackson Phone 277 n s ay r THEATRE Wednesday and Thursday Antler's Stock Company 'All the Comforts of Home A Comedy in Three Acts PRICES-Adults 25c Doors Open at 7:30, ing objections. If any there be, to Bald final account Dated this 18th day of March, 1914. J. P. SMICK, Administrator of the estate of Rob. ert F. Smlck, deceased. T Onion Sets 10c lb. Potatoes 80c, 100 lbs. Tomato Puree, No. 2fe, can ' . 0c Shellsburg corn, can '. 0c No Trading Stamps given after April 1st. Tiie goods are worth the money. The North Side Grocery J. WEBB BECKW1TH AND MBLVIN A. EMERSON. D(,nnn tit North Jackson & Winchester Streets 1 110116 tJ4 Oregon Surety and Casualty Co. CAPITAL $100,000 Health and Accident Insurance Costs you $1.00 per month. Pays $30 to $60 per month if you are sick or injured. A Home Company Buy your policy today. See our Agent J. E. McCiintock 114 Cass Street Roseburg, Oregon I have been suffering from tczema for the last 80 years, and found no relief for same until I began to use Dike's Eczema Ointment, whloh cured me. (Signed) John Hurtzer, Rose burg, Oregon. Jan. 24, 114. Price 50c at Krohn's Pharmacy Cass Street We Give Roseburg Trading Stamps. A April 1-2 IN ft Children 15c Curtain at 8:00 If you have something to sell, to trade, to rent, or have lost something or found somethine. use a Want Ad. , In the Review. I n ; Review Want Ads. Bring Result. TRONG'S v
