Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920, April 21, 1914, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextEdisonDisc The most perfect of all musical In struments. Diamond reproducers, no changing of needles, no trouble at ull. Endless variety of records; free demonstration; machine left for your private inspection. Phone 76. Ott's Music Store Old fashioned country bacon at the Economy Grocery. S HOE Phone 128 REPAIRING 212 North Jackson street, oppo site postoffice. All kinds of shoe repairing; 12 years la Seattle, now located In Roseburg. E. M. WARNER Work Culled fur and Delivered. Phone 163 Phone J 63 Roseburg Feed and Fuel Co. Sawed tie blocks Dry block fir wood Dry split fir wood Dry block oak wood Dry split oak wood Pine for kindling Roseburg Feed and Fuel Co. V. O. SWANK, Manager. Phone 163 Phone 163 DAILY WEATHER REPORT U. S. Weather Bureau, local office, Roseburg, 24 hours ending" 6 a. m., leaay. Precipitation in Inches and hnu dredths: Maximum temperature HO Minimum temperature 4 0 Precipitation 0 Totul precipitation since firBt of 1.94 Normal precip. for this month 2.48 Total precip. from Sept. 1, to date 23.45 Aver, precip. from Sept. 1, 1S77 30.09 Total deficiency from Sept. 1. . . . .' 6.63 Average precipitation for 36 wet seasons (Sept. to May inclu sive) 33.28 WILLIAM BELL, Observer. -WEATHER FORHCAST: Fair tonight and Wednesday; light frost tonight. .Spring I.avative and Blood Cleanser. Flush out ttie accumulated waste and poisons of the winter months; cleanse your stomach, liver and kid neys of all impurities. Take Dr. King's New Life Pills; nothing bet ter for purifying the blood. Mild, non-griping laxative. CureB consti pation; makes you feel fine. Take no other. 25c at your druggist. Ilucklen's Arnica Salve for all hurts. Review Want Ads. bring results. CIGARS that are mild and full flavored, pure leaf, clean, enjoyable. Made to order, any quantity W. II. IIOWDEX, Clganiuikcr. Apples, Pears, Peaches, Berries Mr. Fruit Grower and Farmer, what are you going to do with your crops this year? Are you helping to support the Umpqua Valley Fruit Union by buying your Flour, Feed, Chick Feeds, Poultry Sup plies, Spray Materials and other supplies at the warehouse? Lowest prices in the city. Fine line of fertilizers on hand. Come and see us, whether you are a member of the union or not. A. L. KITCHIN, Manager. iii if ii liiii Bear Sez: V :'.:ety is the spico of lire, if you don't fall in the pickle boat. Try our I'K'KI.I'.S. Sweet, sour, dill, mus tard, mixed. OI.IVDS (ireen, ripe and stuffed. Everything good at MARSHALL'S -i i lie cure r oou aiore Phone 184 . Phone 184 Spay Outfits Garden Seeders The Mitchell Wagon Standard of the World Oldest in America The Most For Your Money I. F. BARKER & CO. Implements and Vehicles Roseburg, Oregon Cultivators- Discs WEST SIDE GROCERY .arrw: she ondnoney by trading with ui. Phone your orders, we deliver any- wn?re. We Give Roseburg Stamp Co's. Checks. DOWELL & BENEDICK PHQNE 29 WEST ROSEBURG, ORE- LOCAL NEWS. Special Merchants Lunch served at Grand Cafe, 30c. Dr. C. L. Pearson was an arrival on the southbound train this morning Horn Sutlierliu. 11. Hunt, of Dole, returned Monday evening ufter visiting in this city on business for the day. Heinz oven baked beans, 10c, 15c, 20c, at the Economy Grocery. Arthur Mahonoy has gone to Oak lund for a day or two. to look after some business matters. Samuel Graham left for DlHard on the motor last evening, after a busi ness visit here for a day. Get the habit of buying your candy at Kandy Kitchen. 312 !. Jackson. H. It. McCord, of the Soldiers' Home, left this morning for Kice 11111 tor a few days' visit with friends. S. H. Morse, the postal Inspector, went to Winchester this morning to look after the postal service there. Preston linker, of Eugene, arrived here Monday evening to visit with relatives and friends for a few days. Dressmaking by the day or at home. The Misses Lux, 113 Lane St. Phone 404. S. J. Jones had some business in Wiltiur fnr the iliw where his nres- ence was required to give it attention. J. M. Donnoll, who bad been to Wilbur on a business visit for several days, returned home hero lust even ing. City Recorder Carl Wimherly went to nrn in lliis morning, legal busi ness needing his attention there for a short time. When you light up, light with a light that lights. Use a Lindsay Gas light. Mrs. James Clarke arrived on the evening train yesterday from Cottage Grove, to visit several days witn sirs. W. A. Cottrell. M. L. Webb, the deputy county assessor, went to Oakland today. where he will look after assessment mutters in that locality. Mrs. W. G. Maxwell, of ltrazil, Oil., loft for her home this morning, nftor some time spent visiting friends and relatives here and at Oakland. Pillow tops of any kind cleaned. Imperial Cleaners, 342 N. Jackson St. Phone 277. iM.lim nn,l Mrs A W KtenrilS. of Oakland, arrived hero this morning to spend Iho day visiting and unend ing to various business mailers, limi .1 ii llnoth returned home this morning from C'orvallis. He had been to attend a meeting or a state board of which he Is a member. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fenders left here this morning for Monmouth, Kansas, where they will visit for about a month with the parents of both. Have your horses shod at Kisner & Marsh's. It's better to be safe than sorry. Oak-street. Kd Singleton, Democratic candi date for sheriff, left north this morn ing to spend a few days looking after his interests in that section of the county. Miss Lucy Spiker, of Clendale, who had been visiting In Eugene for some time, Mopped off here last evening on What Cures Eczema? Pansies Pansies White, Yellow, Mixed 50c Per Dozen Cauliflower & Broccoli Plants Headquarters at Pickeus liros. Gro cery on Cass Street. F. Schmidt Edenbower, Oregon Pansies Pansies WhileJPortland Stop At Hotel Rainier Rainier Hotel Co., Proprietors. II. B. Thornes, Mgr. 12S Norlh Sixth Street one block from Union depot. European plan only. Steam heat, hot and cold water In each room. Rooms with private and detached bath. Portland, Oregon. Large tracts from $10 per Acre up. S'Hiie with Ootid itnpro' eiwnts including stock :uid farm implements for ?25 per acre. ORCHARDS TIM HER LANDS CITY PROPERTYRENTALS. 122 West Oak Street. "Vt'-e have hod so many Inqulrl? lately reKurdliiB Kciemu and uther nkin dis ease!., that are tihi.l u, ,;,Uo our stuswit public. Allcr careful irnvMlkM. i. if" '"".;, '"""' that u nlinnle ali ? H"I.orwJ'""!1'K1;e'. .,,o,mIo,I upon. would not make this siale rnent to our patrons, frlomla ana n.-luli- Jul?,,,1"."0.'? we v""r eure ot ''" BlIhoUKh there ure many so-ouILmI IV. soma remedies sold, wo ourselves u'n hesitatingly recommend D. 11. i Pro scription. Irep Into our store todaT. hut to talk nrUit'luo. n'orlt ot w'lirrul I'l. Red Cross Pharmacy. her way home, for a short visit with I friends. I Miss Myrtle Harmon, of Riddle, who had an operation at Mercy lios ipital here about two weeks ago, left !wHh her mother, Mrs. II. Harmon, for their home this morning. Chinook salmon bite tho gold-bowl Untpqua spoon, better than any. Get :them at J. 11. Sykes Gun Store. j j It. P. Wllklns and family, who had been living in Hoseburg the past year, left here this ninnfiug for San Antonio, Texas, their former home, where they expect to remain indefi nitely. i Marshfield Times: Tom Richard son, of Portland, who has gained quile a reputation as n professional booster. Is planning lo come to Coos Hay May 5 to spend tell days In tills locality. Tho advance car for the Sells Floto circus was hero for tile day, whllo bill posters and press agents made the usual round of the country and city, advertising the show, which conies here on May 1. Plcturo frames made to order; the newest mouldings, the best work, the lowest prices, at the Roseburg Hook Storo. J. D. Isaacs, consulting engineer for tho railroad company, passed thru here in his privale car, enroute to San Francisco. He was accompanied by Supt. Iliirkhulter, of Portland, who visited here briefly. The special fish distributing car, the Rainbow, was attached to train No. 15 tills morning, carrying 177, 000 young Chinook salmon to he placed ill tiic South I'mpquu near Riddle,' and in Cow Creek. Tho car was in charge of Supt. T. J. Crnig. Do you want fresh, sweet eggs? You may have them If you preserve them with water glass. MarsteiB Drug Store lias it. Mrs. Kennelh (Juine returned homo. last evening, after visiting for tho past week with her pareiiis at Wil bur. II. 11. Flynn, of Ashland, Ohio, who is Mrs. Qulne's brother, has nr- I rived here and will spend a month visiting his sister hero aim ins par ents lit Wilbur. Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Seely, who plan an Knstorn trip lo scenes of their earlier life, for the purposo of renew ing associations and making some studies in which Dr. Seely is Intel- Sealed, left this morning. They will I also visit in the South, where they 'have some Interests- in property, i i A ball will be held at tho Edcn . bower Socialist hall on Friday night, .May 1st. Tlikels, $1. Flee lunch j to dancers at midnight. Hull & nates, coniuiuiee. usw J. II. and C. II. Henslee, former owners of the Golden Theater, who sold to 10. C. I'.etisoii a short time ago. left this morning ror their fut lire lo cation near Merced, Cal., where they will probably become fanners. Mrs. C. II. Henslee leaves tomorrow morn ing. I Reduction of 10 per cent in the 'salary of each teacher III the Medford public schools, reaching 'also the ijatlijors, luiH been ordered by Hie school board. The cut will he effec- .tive next school year, and means Jllir,ll a year less In salaries. This policy will also affect the purchase j(f supplies for the year. Fat at the Grand Cafe ifyou want lo ho served with the best at moder ate prices. Merchants lunch, every day except Sunday, 30c. Manage ment of Grand Hotel. Marshfield Record: The niltonlo bilo line between Jarvis Landing and Hie I'mpqua River Is proving a quirk method of getting from Coos llay lo Gardiner and the stage landing nt the norlh side of the I ' rtl .-f H.l . where through connections are made for Florence. ' he aulo stages are mak ing tile round trip between Cairn Hay and tho I'mpqua River in a llllle over two hours, the trip each way occupy ing usually 4U or .Ml minutes. C. K. Owens presented a local n-a! estate firm with a full box of bcauti f mil ripe strawberries this morning. Mr. Owens' place is located I:! miles west of town, near clevi-himl, and he stall's that all Indications point to a hamper crop this season. We won-' der what visitors fioiu the cold and wintry Fast will think of ripe straw berries on April 2 Int. These berries nre on exhibit In the window of Dmig l.is H Wallace, 4ln Ca-s street. As prices are being cut by a new concern, I will until further notlcn French Dry Chan ladles' and gent's suits for f 1 . 2 ; former price, $:!.10. Felt and Panama hats cleaned and blocked. Suit orders carefully taken, and satisfaction guaranteed. Spring and siimmcr samples on display. Geo. W. Hloper, Roseburg Cleaning and pressing Works, Phone 4 7. 1108 N. Jackson. j It was r'-poiii d from northern cltl.-s vi-yt-r-! iv 'bat troops from the Yam inner batiaj-ks on thiil w.iv south to be ready in rase or hos tlli'lis with .Mexico. Hie train passed through lure lat night, but no soldiers were on hoard. What was taken for such was a corps of army engineer!, numbering about THE GREAT "SACRIFICE" "M I lWI ll.l i ipmwumHin. -- 1 1 ii iinniri 1 1 1 Of the Roseburg Booterie Stock is unparalelled in the his tory of merchandising in the city. The best advertised brands of Men's, Women's and Childrens' Shoes are now selling at a great discount. Hundreds are Taking Advantage of These Big Savings $3.50 Men's Shoes and Oxfords at $1.89 $5.00 Men's Shoes and Oxfords at 2.89 $6.50 Men's Hand Made Shoes at . 3.89 $7.50 Men's Hand Made High Tops at 4.88 $3.00 Boy's Shoes Failed Price 1.89 $2.50 Ladies' Oxfords and Pumps at .98 $3.00 Ladies' Shoes, Failed Price 1.48 $4.00 Ladies' Shoes and Pumps at 2.29 $5.00 Ladies' Shoes and Pumps at 2.89 $1.50 Finest Comfy Slippers at .89 $1.00 Children's Shoes, Failed Price .39 Come at your earliest convenienceStock Must Go. Federal Creditors Co. Closing Out the Roseburg Booterie Perkins Building S. J. Levitt, Appraiser 120 moil, who had boon stationed nt Vancouver nnd were now. on their way to (iilroy, Cal.. where they will' engage In preparing maps of the coal fields in that section. No soldiers; for the front have passed thru here yet, according to the Southern l'acilie officials this morning. j Soonor or later taxpayers will rise in their might and send to the State legislature men who Hhoiild go there rather than the nondescripts who now go merely because they desire to go and push themselves forward. The people of any state usually get what is coming to them, and today they are reaping exactly what they havo heen sowing. If the voters refuse to lako proper Interest In elections and candidates nnd insist on voting ilicir prejudices rather -than acting on a well Informed judgment as to :he character and ability of men who offer themselves for office, they may expect a multiplication of tax diffi culties, and In an Increasing grist of laws that fall of good purpose and all burdens of one sort nnd another. CorvalllB Gazette. MYltTIJ; CltHHK NVUXTS. It. Kate has purchased the brick buildings adjoining the Citizens State Hunk. Mr. Kate Is a conservative business man, and his Investment In this building shows his eo'nftdenco in the town's future. The ladles of the Women's Civic Improvement Club are circulating a petition to present to the town coun cil asking that the old shack on Third street now occupied by the fire right ing apparatus, be torn down. A large congregation witnessed the dedication of the new Methodist Church at Ruckles Sunday. At least one hundred attended from Myrtle Creek. People of different denomi nations as well as many of no church affiliations united In the services. Presiding Elder K. II. Mowre preached tho morning sermon, be ginning at 11 o'clock. At the close of the sermon the dedicatory cere mony was porformed, and this waB fol lowed by n collection at which $!D0 wt'.M ral.stf.l for current church expc.tM;, i. very short time. The Mail. Cl en cm Complexion Removed Skin Iflcmlwlieg. Why go thronch life embarrasied and dlbfl;urd with pimploa, erup tions, blackheads, red, rough skla, or suffering the tortures or ecaema. Itch, tiller, suit rhnura. Just atk your druggist Tor Or. Hobsoa's Be zel 11 a Ointment. Follow the elmple Buggostloas and your nkti worrien are over. Mild, cothlng, effective. Excellent fur ha bios and delicate, lender skin. Stops chapping. Always hcU Rulh-f or money back. . GOc, it y-iiir druEgil. TIZM NOOTIIKH HOKK, TIKK1, 8WKATY FEET. Ah! what a rollef. No more tired feet; no more burning feet, swollen, bad smelling, sweaty feet. No more pain In corns, callouses or bunions. N o matter . what your alls feet or under suu tried Ket- rellef, w hat the you've without ting just use "TIZ" draws out all the poisonous ex u d a t lo n s which puff up the feet. "TIZ" Is nmglcul s grand; "TIZ" will cure your feet troubles so you'll never limp or draw up your face In pain. Your shoes won't senm tight and your feet will never, never hurt or get sore, swol len or tired. (iet n 25 cent box at any drug or department store, and get Instant relief. "TIZ" KQ( lUKKIi I'OIHOX. Now Is the (line to kill them; 5 lb. rnn, $1; 2 lh , 60c; 1 lb , 25c. This poison stends the wot wonther. We Ktinrantne every package we sell, ilf not satisfactory, money refunded. dsw MAitflTKKS VHVQ CO. For Those Tired SL ft A- D- S. Foot Soap m. a LtcniRM unrtr tho Tlartlor Patent No. :7,7J2. Built on Honor Sold on Merit. Every Piece Guaranteed. Onn-Fiece Clear Staves, cut at the factory with iteel tcr.ipUtci. Moie on the Pacific Comt from elected Douplai Fir logi. Air-tight Doom Unit twingr inwardi and nre eaty to open and close. Steel hoopi nnd toA anchors. Come complete, roof and r.ll, in one ihipment Eay to erect and eay to ne'iitain. You need this good Silo 1. To produce milk for not more than one-half what It is costing you now. t. To feed from 3 to C times more stock from a given acreage tha you are doing now. . To fatten beef cattle, or sheep for not more than one half what It Is costing you now. 4. To Increase the butter fat in vour milk (no matter what breed you nre keeping ) by at least ten pi.v cent. 5. To get winter eggs In almost summer quantities If fowls are prop erly housed. 0. To turn your corn or other forage crop Into a succulent feed, there by paving the enormous waste tiiat would have resulted If cured ana fed by old method. NIM HOOK riCEK! Every progtesslvo farm journal, every agricul tural college and experiment station recommends Sllago and Silos. The best that these educators have said on the subject hns beon published in the WEYEItHAKt'HEK SILO HOOK. It contains shon chapters on "The Theory of tho Kilo," ' The Valuo of Silage," "Kn stlago Feeding," "When to Cut Corn for Silage," "Silage Hatlons," "Locating and Erecting a Silo, "and "Feeding Its Contents." This Is a valuable book and you ought to have a copy. There Is a copy wait ing for Y(HJ. Will you call orwrlto for it? Page Investment Co., Roseburg, Or.