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Newspaper Page TextEVENING R0SEB11R6 REVIEW IHHL'KI) OAILT EXCEPT BU.VUAT BV HKVIEW I'llll.lMHINQ COMPANY. 5Dred at RoneDurg, Oregon, Poit office g 8ocond-ClaBS Matter. L. IVlMllKItLY. DAILY Per year, bj mall 13.00 Per month, delivered (0 Per weak, delivered IS BEMl-WEEKLY Per year 12.00 Bir mouthi 1.00 Al'ltlli 2, Illl I. IN THE WORLD OF SPORT Special Extra; McGraw Has Already Won 1914 Pennant. LAXE COl'NTV SIIKIlll'l'- xaiis a nnori,i:(i(;i;i!. Another man accused of bootleKK lng was arreated toduy by .Sheriff Parker, who Invaded DouglaH County and arrented C. W. Hrown without any warrant except that Issued In Lane County. When he got him acroKs the Lane County line lie . laced him leKally under arrest, and the man Is In Jail, charged with Illicit mile of liquor In this city. The officers claim that they have made an important arrest In the effort to break up the sale of liitior. Itrown htiB been In Eugene for some time paHt, says the Ouard. Parker found Drown In a hobo cainp, and surprised him when cook ing tils hrenkfnst this morning. The latter did not know a warrant was out for his arrest. "Hello, Hrown," exclaimed the Sheriff, good naturedly, coming up from behind, "you're Just tlio man 1 wan'." lif "Waddeyu want mo for?" "Oh, I've got a warrant out for your arrcBt, charging you with boot legging." The officers hnve been searching for Hrown for over a week. J. Har rison was arrested in Eugene a week ago with soven gallon bottles of liquor. Harrison waB supposed to be buying the Hipior in Southern Ore gon and bringing It here for sale by Brown. The liquor was confiscated by the officers. Harrison was re leased on tho uuderstnndlng that Urown was to bo caught. Last night Parker heard that Drown was in Drain. Ho arrived In Drain to learn that Hrown had Just left via tho railroad track. Parker followed In the direction Indicated, find found nn empty hobo enmp. Hut Just over tho hill he beard n slight noiHe nnd thero was Hrown cooking his breakraBt. Tho prisoner was arraigned in tho Justice Court this afternoon and waived examination and tho date of his preliminary hearing was set for tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Dressmaking by the day or at home. The Misses Lux, 113 Lane St. Phone tot. V-w V " 1 ', -4- ru if ll if h i mm WW II Photo by American Press Ansnciation. Juhnny McCrnw. nimiiiKcr of the New York Niitlmuil ImMchnll twin), tins iilrcixly won (lit1 MMimiiit for 11114. Mtic wnys h Jm lineup him till the other ten dim "beit ten 11 mile" anil tlmt with I 'I teher MtiltieWKon In (lie sliiipe he tins nIuhvii In pntetk-e he slum Id iHtnb IIkIi u new iceonl fur winning kiuiii'H. The (JlntilH have tnlten Heverul minor leiiKiiei'H Huiilh for tryout. ClQIiHCRArT I All ttjuU Uuthi-fI- ForEaster Style VietvM Vo have" Bclectnd from the leading Btytea of the leading makers because we know your wants - some of you wish a touch of the extreme some the most conserva tive. You aro to Jmlgo how well we have served you. We want you to look at the new Spring Styles-buy or not, as you please. Business View Th Ik More uImir to serw you In thin brnnit-Vitlut! w;ty htiI t he Piitly neaon hu yer de rlvoM tmiHt fmni serviro unt Fntlnfnrtlon, 'pile morn thiin offHetH ttiu anvltig in buying Into neason pickups. Win ho uiicoinfortuMo for two or three months? Duds for Men A. J. 110CI1RADEL 141 North Jackson St. Chicago Boating Datot. Members of Hie Host Owners' asso ciation of the Chicago Yacht club gath ered recently for their last dinner and business meeting of the winter season fhnlrinnn JuiueK O llej -worth prcsld cd and introduced several speakers, who outlined plans for next summer's events, while Captain Clark, coin miimhiut of the United Stall's naval t in I n 1 1 ik Htm Ion at l.nUe lllulT. related some of bis experiences during the early days of the navy. President I.'. I-red Weed of the Lake Michigan Yachting association an nounced' for the lirst time the olllclal schedule as drawn up by tho control ling body of the sport In that section. The si-liedllle follows: Muy 30-Oflk'lnl opening of all clubs. Juno ti-tlpcn. June 13-1 ln'ii. June W-.Mlcliunin City race, ailHplces Coliiinliln YticM club. June 'JS Tt iitiujolur ci iiIhImk riu-e to SI. Juc. MW'hluun City nnd CIiIciiko. llll!tllCt-H t'hlrioiu Viulit chili. July i-l. M v. A. open rcsiittn, aus pices Lincoln Pnik Viu-lu club. July 1 1 l.ltiil lloptiy raco. July ls-ll Aug. 1-Miu'klniii' cruising race, uusplces Clili'.'Mii Yiicht ciuli Auk 7-Niill lout ihiwit Itnnt cruhc to Wfille liko. Hiihil's Wlilto Lake Yacht cluh Auk. i.v-npfu Auk. :m, l'I. :'L--l.!ion cup rnces, uus plces Ci.luinliln Viu-hl club. Auk. i Mu'liliiiin City nice, nusplccs JiirkHtin t 'ii i K Yacht cluh. Si-pt. 6. Ii. i-Sluitroril hotel (rnphy nice. SI. J, io anil it'liiin. auspices Columbia Yurht i'IiiIi Hi'l't. I'.'-Opfii f;ilt rcKatlii, nusplcos Co lumbia Yuclil cluh. WAOK DRY CAMPAIGX IX PACIFIC COA8I STATES, WESTERVILLE, Ohio, April 2. The campaign that la being waged by the Anti-Saloon League of America In Washington, California. Oreeou and Colorado for slato-wlde prohibi tion is a part of the general urogram of that organization for National iiro blbltion. It Is for that especial reason that the National organization Is making the light of its lile in these states. During April and .May, the strong est orators the league can securo arc to hold great mass meetings at all Hie principal western points as openers'' for the general contest that will be waged. i Ernest II. ( herrlngton general manager of tho more than forty periodicals of the league. Is now on tho coast making business arrange ments In the four slates for tho de tails of Hie campaign. A part of this program will bo the installation 1 of a four-stato literary bureau ut either Seattle or Portland, In which' force of writers and cartoonists' will bo employed to furnish every' newspaper In these pivotal states with up to date information regard ing the progress of the light. A freo plate service will be established for all local weeklies that desire the in I'oruiallon in that form. A telegraph service will also be Instituted. It Is a part of tills National pro gram, also, that led up to the deci sion a few days ago to establish a lry dally ncwapaper at Washington, I). C, the first Issuo of which will bo on the day that Congress meotb In December. With this dally, and with the forty weeklies and bi-week lies, tho league proposes to carrv the fight for a saloouless Nation Into very Congressional district in the United States. Congressmen who have supported a dry proposal will be vigorously supported for re-election. and Congressmen who opposed or knifed tho dry policy will be Just as vigorously fought In their own dis tricts. 'The CongroBsmnn who sides with tho people ugalnst the brewery cor porations will be supported with every resource that our lull branch ; offices can muster, nnd the other fel lows will llnd that there Is still a Cod ruling over Israel," declares No tional Superintendent Dr. Purley A linker. Dr. linker has just returned from a preliminary tour over the Pa cific stales and declares that "the saloon Is doomed on I lie whole Pa ciric CoaBt." It Is believed by the National lead ers that a dry victory In tho Western stales this year will create such tremendous Impetus for Nations! prohibition as will be well-nigh Ir resist ilile. HAVE YOU ONE OF THE LUCKY From the Store That Saves You Money? We have decided to cut out the S. & H. Stamps, and give to our customers the money we give (he stamp Co. We will give away $100 per month, for the next 30 days, in groceries and money, every sale that we make to you, we will give you a number on the list. Save the list and bring it to the store and see if you correspond with some ot the winning numbers displayed in our window. Save every one of thorn as you can't tell which one will win, as there are a number of prizes on different goods, and a number of cash prizes, also each week. This is an absolutely square proposition to you to trade with us. Oar prices are no higher then any other house in the city, and we are simply giving you what we paid the stamp Co. Yours for business, T 1 1 1: A I.I II Y HAIIt NO MOItK DAN- Dltl'FK. Use Parisian Sae, It's entirely jieedless to have un sightly, matted, thin or faded hair. A little care Is all that Is needed to made it thick, soft, pretly, perfectly healthy and free from daudrutf. Use Parisian Sage It supplies balr needs and Is absolutely harm less. It quickly stops itching head and falling buir, and is one of the best tonicu to iuvigoruto tho scalp anil make tho hair grow long and beautiful. liet a bottle of Parisian Sage to day from the Hed Cross Pharmacy or at any drug counter. It costs but u0 cents. Hub It Into the scalp all dandruff disappears your head feels fine the balr Is pretty and perfectly healthy. ni. villi: mows. Wolvorenai May Lofle Star. ItiHiiuse he plnyis.1 two years on the nine of Cornell college In Iowa John W. Cory, slur outtleldcr on the Mich Ignii varsity ball sipuul In una, muy tie biirreil from furl her competition for Mli'hipiu luriiuse of the rule which prohibits a player serving more limn three yours In collegiate athletics. The iitblcllc authorities are now in vestlgiiilug Cory's case it ml ure In re port In a short time. The loss of Cory will be a severe blow to the bulling strength of the diamond si)itai!. as lie bud been rellisl upon to lake the place at Hie heiul of the bulling list left vn- Ciiptulli Hell of last cunt ten in. year a Rich Kentucky Dirby. The Kentucky Derby will le the richest rate In the forty years' history "f (his classic rvent. Secretary I.ynian II. Duels bus .'iniioiiiiceil the condlllous of the comlni; l,lg event, nnd for the lirst lime In the history of the race f lo.nm in lidded money is then l.y the New Louisville Jockey club 'tills with tin' subs, i lotion and stnrtltii; meoevM KIM make Hie old rnshlotietl classic a fl.VtMi race Ibis season. The arontest amount over iiihbsl be fore to the big ne e win In lll;l. when ."'.OHll ns given Minlaf Sold For U.50O. Mnlnlesf, " uA,. n three year old trotting .stallion, brought n high price lit the auiiuiil horse suies nt l.etlug t"ii. Ky.. recently, when he was pur . h.is.sl by John W. Trimble of Mount Sterling, Ky. f,,r JUKi Mululeaf was one of the leadlm; petroruiers In the trolling world while n two year old, and his former owner. .Tnines H. Magowiin of Kentucky, hud ns'elveil several offem for the stallion from two foreign got eminent. The fanners are very glad to see the rain, as il will help the crops. it. II. Dixon spent several days In the southern pitrt of the county last week. Harry Hill returned to his home last .Monday, after a business trip to Idaho. Hev. Malhles preached at the o.ik lirove church lasl Sunday. .1. II. Kurt, and sou. Leslie, were visitors in this neighborhood last Sunday. Mowltzii lining)' held lis regular meeting last Saturday night, but ow ing to the rainy weather there was not a very large crowd. Mrs. Wilbur Hrown Is improving after being sick for several days. H. t J1I"1"! 5"I"J--I-4"I"'l leen and 10-100 ($14.10) Dollars,1 "r 4- W'ith Interest from the s.-noe ilal.j nr h ItK.MOVAL 4. the rate of C per cent per annum. 1 n 4.atld the further Sinn nt One Ilinwlr..,) J. My greenhouse business from 4-; Fifteen ($115) Dollars, attorneys' 4 Tho Uoso to tho Palace of .1. i fees and plaintiff's costs and dlsburso- T , . , . " '; Ti " ",. northwest corner of said lot -r .., .... i,,,iS join Illinois .nui .inii.11 iiueicsi iroill 1110 E1I118 UlllO III uollth wl'h thn n.sl Una I.,U Ilnna plains nt the Palace of Sweets, .the rate of G per cent per annum; Jd r,Mhn Vo 4R fi,,, 25" .Mrs. I- D. Owen. I. I will, on Saturday, the 4th day of n , I , , I JJ, VLt't t April, 1914. at the hour of 1 o'clock li '-'.."J , - kr 11 .? f T! 1 place of beginning, containing 3.40 acres, more or less. acres, moro or less. ! Per cent per annum from thfl 14th Also part of lot 4 of Section 17, dav of February, 1914, and to place described as follows: Beginning at ,n tne immediate possession of said the Northeast corner of lot 4, Sec- Premises the purchaser thereof at Hon 17; thence west with the north Bald Bill- Bald sale will be made line of said lot 14.28 chains to the subject to redemption as prescribed thence : " lne 1Rwa 01 lne state ot Oregon. Datod March 2, 1914. GEORGE K. QUINE, Sheriff of Douglas County, Ore. rvnyn!',i',l'I'int'i'rrivi ' 111 lMO aneruoon, sett at public auc- I lion at the main entrance to the NOTK'K OK SHIOIIII'I 'S SAI.K OK ; courthouse in' Roseburg, Douglas ItK.AL PltOPKKTY. j County, Oregon, to the highest bidder .for cash, all of the right, title and in- Notico is hereby given that by vir-' 'crest of tho said defendants and tue of an execution and order of sale!ea'h nnd all of them and all persons duly and regularly Issued out of tlie;c'ai'"'"K uv' through or under them. Circuit Court of the State of Oregon ior a"' 01 them, lit and to the real for Douglas Cotinlv, under tho seal I property described as follows, to-wit: of said court, in that certain suit1 rlle north half of the northwest wherein M. M. llrumbach is plaintiff 1 quarter of Section 17, containing 80 and Fannin It. Slovln. Clias. Slovin. ! acres, more or less. Also lot of ind Harher Stovin and A. N. Orcutt. I Section 17, containing 38.12 acres, as administrator of the estate of C. "lore or ,!ss. Also lot 3, of Section .1. Stovin, deceased, nre defendants, 1 1". cnlalning 28..1I1 acres, more or and dated the 28th day of February, j Ies3- Aa I '"'' ot lot 1 of Section 1914, and duly directed to 1110 com- 17, s follows: mandlng nin to sell all of the right. Heginnlng at the southeast corner title and interest and claim of the j of lot 1 of Section 17; thence north defendants. or any of them, and of all ' 16.7 1 chains to the northeast corner persons claiming by, through, oriof said lot; thenco west 20 chains to under them, In and to tho real prop-! tho northwest corner of said lot; erty horoinafler described, to satify ! thence south with the section tho Judgment nnd decree entered in; line between Sections 17 and said suit on the 14th day of Febru-lS thirteen and 27-100 chains: ary, 1914. In favor of the plaintiff thence east 4.70 chains: thence south and ugalnst the defendants for the; 7 degrees 1 G minutes east 3.47 chains sum of Two Hundred Thirty-seven ; to the north line of the Donation nnd (ill-100 ($237.09) Dollars, wllliil.and Claim No. 40; thence east, with interest front tho 14ti day of Fob-1 tho north lino of said Claim No. -Hi Mso part of the Thomas Anderson Donation Land Claim No. 4 0, as fol lows: Heginnlng at the northeast corner of tho Thomas Anderson Do nation Land Claim No. 4C, theuce south with the east line of said claim 28.07 chains; thence south 71 de grees 30 minutes west ninety-five hundredths chains; thence south 5 degrees 30 minutes west 7.94 chains to the center of the county road; thenco south 72 degrees 45 minutes west with the center line of said road 14.49 chains; thence north 7 degrees 10 minutes west 40.86 chains to the north line of snid claim; thence east with tho north line of said claim 20.40 chains lo the place of begin ning, containing 63.00 acres, more or less, containing in the aggregate 245. 3S acres, all In Township 27 Smith, ltnngo 4 West of '.he Wlllnm ette .Meridian, Douglas County, Ore gon. I am commanded by said order of sale to pay the surplus, If any after satisfying tho judgment of the plain tiff, to the clerk of the court to se cure to t lie plaintiff the principal sum .,.,1..,. .,l 1 i'"-' i... .011.10-,. u.iu 01-iou muni to uie.ot fourteen Hundred ($1400) Dol- per annum; the further sum of Four- place of beginning, containing 31.60 lars. with interest at tha nit i 7 Rice & Rice Real Estate- Iuvestuieuts Insurance brokers. Dondsf warrants, and loans negoti ated. Houses for rent and business exchange. Advice on any part of Douglas County and Its adaptnesa. Stock, fruit and general farms for sale. Business of all kinds. Some very select stock ranches. City property and businesses for sale. Long time Insurance at very low rate;, all old line companies; no chance for spe cial assessments as in mutual companies. Always buy the best It's the cheapest. Lower floor Masonic bldg Roseburg, Oregon Check Your April t'onult. Thawing frost and April rains chill yon to the very marrow, you catch cold - head and lungs sttilfed you are feverish--cough continually and feel miserable you need Dr. King's New Discovery. It soothes Inflamed and Irritated throat and lungs, slops cough, your head clears up. lover leaves, lllld you feel fine. Mr. .1. T. Davis, of Stlckney Corner. Me.. "Was cured of a dreadful cough nfler doc tor's treatment and all other reme dies railed." Heller or money buck. I'loiiHiint - children like II. Cet a bot:le today. '.Oc and $1.00, ill your druggist. lhit'klco's Arnica Salve for nil sores. 1IOX SOCIAL. At the I'ullerton school. Friday evening, April 3. A short musical program will be given. Homo made candies. Ice cream, eako and coffee w ill be on sale. Iloxes will be sold at auction. Ladies asked lo bring boxes. A good time awaits ou. Collie Purpose is to raise iilouey to tin'. her Improve Ihe west side park. CALL I'till (TIV WAIIIIAMS. Notice Is hereby given all persons holding general fund warrants in;. .Ilea the city of Uosohurg, Oregon, endorsed "Not paid for want of tiiiids," prior to and including Oc tober t;th. 1913, to present same to the City Treasurer for payment, as leiciest thereon will cease from date of Mils notice. Dated this :!0'h day of March. 1914. AliNF.S M PirCHFOItl), City Treasurer. Roseburg Agency Pony Stockings, Pictorial Review Patterns, Royal Worcpstpr Corsets The Store Where Ihe Women Trede ?s 5i ore JACKSON STREET Showing Cf Roseburg's J9 leading Dry Goods Store Children's Dresses Today we show all the new wash dresses for children, misses and ladies made from the best grade of Ginghams & Crepes New ami dainty prices from styles, 50c to $6.00 New Suits and Coats Athena Underwear It is hard for any woman to realize the real prac tical improvements thai aie taihued into Athena with. 'tit a close inspec tion of garments. It is well worth a special trip to the store to learn what Athena Underwear has really lronc,ht to womankind. The Athena garments are on display now in Knit 1'nderwear Department. Titr I XiVtHtNTN 3 Never in the history of this store have we shown a more beau tiful line of ladies', misses' and child ren's Suits, Dresses New Fancy Ribbons We are showing all the newest designs in Fancy Ribbons plaids, (lower ed, nioraes widths from 1 inch to 12 inches wide range of colors. Prices per yard from 3c-$1.50 and Coats. Easter will soon be here, are you prepared for it? Another shipment ot the new "Ilalmacaan spiintr coat, in white and colors. New messes, in tact, il Us new, we have it i'-n Today. Coats, the ilk Suits. Visit our Suit The Bellows Store Co.