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Newspaper Page Textbp- tn The Edison 14 I MS 'pi DAILY WKATHEK RKI'OIIT U. S. Weather Bureau, local office, Roseburg, 24 hours ending 5 a. m., today. Precipitation in Inches and hnu dredths: Maximum temperature S2 Minimum temperature 47 Precipitation 0 Total precip. since first of mo, 0 Normal precip. for this month 2.05 Total precip. from Sept. 1, to date 24.01 Aver, precip. from Sept. 1, 1877 30.82 Total deficiency from Sept. 1. G.S1 Average precipitation for 36 wet seasons (Sept. to Mnv, inc.) 33. OS WILLIAM BULL, Observer. WBATHER FORBCAST: Fair tonight and Sunday. Kodaks, developing and printing for amateurs. prices moderate, quality of work the best, at the Uose burg Book Store. Phone 163 Phone J63 PvOseborg Feed and Fuel Co. Sawed tie blocks. )ry block fir wood Dry split fir wood Dry block oak wood Dry split oak wood Piue for kindling R.oseburg Feed and Fuel Co. V. O. SWANK, Malinger. Phone 163 Phone 163 Phone 184 The Mitchell Wagon Standard of the World F.VF.KV STICK OF TIMIiF.U, every IIAK OF IliOX. every PIECE OF STF.F.Ij ami every I'OI'NK OF I'AIXT used on a Mitchell wagon must stand certain tests and measure up to certnln standards which experience has shown to he best for that particular part, and any thing not coming up to this standard is at once rejocted and not bought at any price. Oldest in America MITCH F.IJj WA(;ONS are not made to sell at tho same price as other wagons They cost more to build and are worth much more to use. If you want TIIK wagon, got a Mitchell. They are not only the ItKST at the price, but "The Best at Any Price" The Most For Your Money J. F. Barker & Co. Roseburg WEST SIDE GROCERY the place for the best fancy nd staple groceries. I.are tock and good vnrletv The best goods money can buy. You save time and. money by trading with ui. Phone your orders, wo deliver any where. We Give R jscburg Stamp. Co's. Checks. DOWELL & BENEDICK PIIONL 29 The Ediosn is the greatest as well as the latest toue reproducing ma chine. The Kdison disc is the ouly tone reproducing machine that abso lutely satisfied the love, for real music, and the ouly instrument lu existence that reproduces tone natur ally, with all the tone color pre served. Ilefore you invest your money In a Talking .Machine you owe It to your self to henr the Edison Disc ma chines. Come In today and hear the new records. Ott's Music Store (HEAT FILM SUIT SETTLED. Eastman Kodak Co. have settled with Ansco( paying millions for in fringement on their patent, and all films hereafter made by Eastman will be under the Goodwin patent, and will be so stamped. Clarks' Kodak Supply and Frame Shop have both Ansco and Eastman. John Manning Democratic Candidate j for Governor As District Attorney of Multnomah County Mr. Manning compelled the I officers of the defunct Title, Guar anty & Loan Company to pay 6S00 depositors 100 cents on tho dollar, i with Interest, when they had been : offered a settlement of only 30 cents. This difference amounted to ; $l,9fi0,000 to the hankers. ( His private and public record Is clean, and such well known pulpit orators as Dr. Clarence True Wilson and Itev. Henry L. liarkley, Hishop for Oregon of the United Brethren Church, .are personal friends and I war supporters. f (V FX- ear Sez: Variety is the spice of life. If you don't fali In the pickle boat. Try our IMt'KliMS. Sweet, sour, dill, mus tard, mixed. OL1VICH Green, ripe and ituffed. Everything good at MARSHALL'S The Pure Food Store Phone 184 Oregon WEST ROSEBURG, ORE- i vv.K - i; ri - M H gjuZK - - 1 : , Scene from "Traffic In Souls," at theAntler's Theater, Monday and Tuesday, May 4 and B. LOCAL NEWS. C. L. Pearson was over from Suth- erlin today, attending to some busi ness matters. Bicycles at cost. J. II. Sykes- Gun Store. Col. E. W. Pago and son returned last evening from n day's visit on business at Drain. Mrs. G. W. tlrubbe camo over from Wilbur this morning to visit with relatives and friends. ' Mrs. Howard Hess and baby have gone to Cottage Grovo lor u few days visit wim ner parents. All of my wood measured before loading. $2.00 per tier. Phone 123. J. W. Parker left on a business! mission this morning to Medford to remain for a few days. Mrs. J. S. Paris arrived hero from Dillard this morning for a couple of days visit with friends. Mrs. Lota McLain visited hero yes terday from Myrtle Creek. She re turned on tile evening train. Wood ash, S2. for .0 a sale tier. inch, oak or E. Plalsted, Mrs. A. J. KInsey aud Mrs. C. S. 1 Gleiulale last evening, after spend Parker were visitors here for a short 1 ing tho day here to have some dental time yesterday, returning last even ing. Miss Anna Morgan, who had been visiting a day or two with relatives at Suthcrlin, returned here last even ing. Get the habit of buying your candy at Kandy Kitchen. 312 X. Jackson. Misses Marion Morgan and Lea .u.tu nunc uvui mi!) iiiuiiiiiih in"" Wilbur to do some shopping for tho day. .Miss Sadie Ilornlbrook went to Oakland and Sutuerlin this morning, where she will visit with friends over Sunday. ' Chinook salmon bite tho gold-bowl Cmpqua spoon, better than any. Get them at J. II. Sykes Gun Store. Mr. and Mrs. George Steams, of Oakland, spent the day here visiting friends, while giving some nttention to business. Mr. and Mrs. A. Kennedy, of Phila delphia, who had slopped here sev eral days on a visit, left this morning for Kugone. Mrs. Sam Starmer and Miss Ana fed, anil poultry snpplleM rhenpei Hermann left yesterday evening to Hum any one i-Ke in Kosebm-K. Cull spend a few days at the home of the and w wluil wo lutvo or phone u latter at Myrtle Creek. for pi lces. ( mpim Valley I i nil . . . , I'nion, phone J;t-!. Did you ever stop to think that you could get breakfast on a gas range In Patrick John Malone contributed the time it takes to build a wood Roveral hours of labor to the city yes fire? Ask any lady who uses gas. ,tertlay in the shape of improving the Mrs. T. M. Hovd mid daughter, ''ity's barn lot, and will draw his Ituth, arrived hen?" from Oakland this tickets regularly for two days nw.rnim t.. sneiw) n da- visitlnir at more. In return for suitable services tho home of K. VI, Hunt. W. L. 11. Osborne, of the Mt. Alto ranch, returned this morning from Los Angeles, where he attended the funeral of his uncle, W. G. Hughes. Kodaks films in rolls and packs, Eastman photo supplies, printing and developing outfits, tripods, carry ing cases, etc., at the Hoseburg Hook. cw Store. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cardwell, of California, on their way to Portland, stopped here to look over the city last evening, continuing their trip this morning. The Ladies' Auxillery of the Com- Lazy Livers That depressed frying comes at this Hojtson Ik usually caused bj a sluggist liwr. If that ovgvn is not promptly ftimulated to nor mal action, Ferious complications art apt to follow. Kcrilol liver Pills wi'l afford an Immediate laxative effect uiid a v riiiatieiit tunic ac tion, K.k !i iloHe leaves tlio stom al h ;Mid bowels Btrongt-r than tiV v fie before. It M a mild, jd as.i at remedy t hat produces prompt aud permanent rvxiMs, ritif i; 2.v. Johnson's Drug Store FREE DELIVERY Have you got your Itose burg pennant yet? No pen nant collection is completo without one. Clip the coupon in today's paper. T merclal Club will hold their next regular meeting at the club rooms next Monday, May 4. Tho usual so cial time will be enjoyed. Mrs. G. M. Green, of Melrose, re- turned on tho evening Ham vester (lav froln Salem, where she attended I tlc funeral of her father, (i. M. Darr, who died at Melrose a few days ago. Early cabbage, cauliflower, kale, tomatoes, asters, Kohl-rabl, Brussels sprouts, celery plants for sale. 11. li Church. East Com. Ava.. North !in.hr Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Clemens ar rived here last evening from Puftcr, Alberta, to join the latcer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hudson, who came a month ago. They will all probably locate in this city. 'eter Ludwig returned homo to work done. Mo had been suffering as the result of treatment by a traveling dentist, who some time ago undertook to operate on one of his teeth. Typewriters: Underwoods, L. C. kmltli Uros., Olivers, ltoyals and Hemingtons, now and used muchines, sold, routed and repaired, at the Tt0saburg Hook Store. C. II. Holland, of Myrtle Creek, re turned home this morning, after spending the most of the week In Portland nnd points in Southern Washington. Ho said It was still snowing up north and the climate of Douglas County was needed to drive nway tho chill. liev. H. K. Wilson and wife ar rived here yesterday evening front London, Ciiniula, to visit for some time with Uev. A. M. Williams, of this city. Tliev are planning to lo- cate near Oakland. Arthur Williams, of Silverton, is also visiting here, lit is a brother of itev. Williams. Do you know (lint t lie I'liipqun Valley Km it luloii are selling: flour, rendered. Maloiic s temper was ruffled when the ladies whom he asked for something to eat, refused him. lie wouldn't go to the city for work when they told hint of the rock pile, so the officers arrested him for vagrancy, to which he pleaded guilty. As prices are being cut by a new concern, I will until further notice , ' 'reach I)ry Clean ladles' and gent's suits for $1. !!."; former price, $2.00. Kelt aud Pannma hats cleaned and blocked. Suit orders carefully taken, and satisfaction guaranteed. Spring and summer samples on display. Goo. iV. Sloper, Itoschurg (Meaning nnd Pressing Works, Plionu 11. 308 .N. Jackson. M. Colurrl, the local S. P. detec tive, returned here this morning, af ter a brief criminal huiil at Grants Pass, where a boxcar thief, whom be located, was hound over to the grand Jury. The man. who gives his name as Joe Smith, wuh foil ml lu a ear of mereliandiM' which was shipped and waled at Portland. He had lour pair ir shoes and a .uantity of food and Hie efteets lit having llllhihefl loo freely from some wine tlie ear con tained, lie said lie had conic Irimi Reselling, bill the officer obtained from an examination that he linil proSatily ralen asleep after his drinking and was be ked In at Port land. llllllgotinll'.' ( IHl't i:.l('.' No Appelile? A Ifa'.mcnt of Klecttic Itllleran llicrciises iiur atijietitc; Htups ill'll gesMoti ; you ( .'in i at everything. A real spring tonic fot liver, linl'.cy and stoinai h truitlile. t'lean-is your wjiole sy.stem and you fi - I fine. Klec tric Hitters did more fur Mr. T. II. I'eeble's Ktolnach tumbles than any medicine he ever tried, (lei a bottle today, .".lie and $1.00. at your drug gist. Huckleu s Arnica Salve for he-zema. SI XDAY AT THE CIIURCIIKS. I'lrst Methodist Kplsropal Church, Itev. Alexander I. Maclean, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45, James K. McClintock. Supt.; preaching morn ing and evening by the pastor. 11 and S o'clock. Those desiring to have their children baptized will please bring them to tho 1 1 o'clock service. Upworth League at 7 o clock. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Ituptist, Rev. W. H. Eaton, pnstor. -The Sunday school meets at 9:45; come early for the song service, led by tho orchestra. Preaching service at 11 a. m. and 8 p. in.; Junior nt :) p. in., and It. Y. P. U. at 7 p. m. The pnstor will have two special ser mons tomorrow, in the morning he will give his lecture on "The Deity of Christ," and the evening subject will he "The Philosophy of Polly anna." Mead the little story of Polly anna, then come to the service to morrow evening nnd let us play the glad game together. There will be tine special music at theso services. You will find a rordiul welcome at all the services of this church. Come and see. Fli-st Presbyterian Church, Rev. Paul J. Lux, pastor.- Sunday school .it 111 n in It 1. Vilrlv Stunt ' Itlnrtl- ing worship nt 11, subject, "Ruined ny I'rospeniy." i. r. a. u rj. ui p. in.; evening service at 8, subject, "I'liiiiim 'Cloif L'non Itu lOrnin C.nd Prayer meeting on VVudneBduy at 8 D. m. Wo extend a hearty welcome to you to worship with us. Christian, liev. It. 10. Jopo, pnstor. A place where all are nlwuys wel come. 10 n. in., Bible school, teacll- .! ,.l..uuu r.o fill- llilu la Itio place where you can spend un hour prolllumy; it a. ill., prcacning uy tho pastor, subject, "A Good Sol-.ll.o--" 'j-'tn n in -limine Christian lOndiavor; 7 p. in., young people's meeting; p. 111., rcKuiar uibihi'i, evangelistic service, the first Bormon nr ii Hiirieu mi I lie Prndlenl Son. "A Discontented Young Man." Wo will ho glad to see you at any or an oi these services. M. I-:. Church, South, Rev. C. II. Cleaves, pastor. Sunday school ut y;l."i, W. L. Cobb, Supt.; morning worship at II, sermon by the pastor; ilw. Hi, .no, u'lll he "Personal Work." the third In the sorlos, "ElementB of Church Strength." Kpworth League service ut 7 p. in.; evening worship nt S; at this service tho themo or the pnslor will be "What Is Friend ship?" Special music at each Bervice in, I,. i. Mm ilii-eellim nf Prof. II. J. Stone. You are welcome to nil our services. Christian Science Society, comor Lane and Main st reels. Service at It a. in., subject of lesson sermon i.'vi.iliiui Int. I'n ii IkIi iiif.m ' Weilnes day evening testimonial meeting ul 8 o'clock. The public Is Invited to attend these services. Stiniluy school is held In the same building ut 9:45 a. in. All up to tho age of 2 0 are linlled to attend. l-'iw Methodist, Rev. C. II. Sawyer, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. in.; pieaehlng by Itev. It. 11. Dollarhide at II a. in.; preaching by pastor ul X p. in.: prayer meeting every Thurs dav evening at 8 o'clock. You are cordially invited to ultend these meetings. St. Cis-irgc'H Church, corner Main and Cass streets, the Rev. Churles Wilson Maker. Itector. Tho third Sunday alter Kaster; Holy KucharlsJ at. 7 : :tD a. in.; Sunday school at 9:4a a m ' Holy Kucharlst at 1 1 a. in.; evening prayer at 7::I0. All aro cor dially Invited to these services. ALLEN'S FOOTEASE The Anli.p,i(r"wlrr .tinVrn Into ii.i-ahnrlhr Standard - JH'ZI dy lor Ihr Irrl I"' '7 crutntv. leui.ilcfclim'iinatl. - tr.lW'M k- rvcrvMlirtr. c '""'. - V,lr. All. ti V. 'l"':'"l.'.'"l i Ilie Man who lul Ihc t fc a In r a Willi! IIIIS DOWN ON YOUR CALENDAR Chautauqua six BIG DAYS June 23-28 irsn i MJ 1 P pel CSS LJWiW -. i x 1 .ALCOHOL 3 I'KH l:l'K ANogilubleProiKijiilonrorAs-similailngiiKi-iodamiRpguia. Impute SiufliartemiuUJoA if Promotes DigcstionJChre rfid ncss ami liestrontilns itciaw Opiuiu.Mor)hirtB norMiueral.j nOT NARCOTIC SkixlOldlkSMllPmiltS o,- I Sati- -1 ippr-nvjr flmftniSjtv Aperferl Remedy rorCoTBRlM- Hn. Crtiir Clnniicli niarrhnf.! Worms.CoiTOtlsitms.ftv'tjiKirl itessandLossoFSJirP. facsimile Sitjiarartof NEW YOT?K. Guaranteed under the "Jjjl Exact Copy of Wrapper. XOTICB TO imiDOU CONTRACT- tilts. ' 1 - Notice Is hereby given that sealed uuis win uo received by tne county Court of Douglas County, Oregon, for the construction of a bridge across the Umpn.ua River at Kellogg, ! Douglas County, Oregon, according to j plans and specifications prepared by Horace C. Hall, of ClrantB Puss, Ore gon, and approved and filed in the County Clerk's office April 17th, 19H- Illdciors must visit the Bite and satisry themselves us to local condi- lions, the County Court assuming no responsibility on account of lack of knowledge on the part of the bidder. All bids must bo accompanied by certified check In an amount equal to 6 porcont of tho amount of bid, and envolopo must bo endorsed with the name of bridge. Copies of platiB, specifications and etc., may bo obtniuod of Horace C. Hall, Rnglneor, tlrnnts Puns, Oregon. All bldB must bo filed by 12 o' - is a 4 a si IIS We Offer You Bread Tho equal or any homo made erer baked, and the Btiporior of moBt. Why go to all tho trouble, bother and uncertainty of baking when you ran get such delicious bread without any of them and at a cost you cannot mulch lu your own home, dive our bread a trial and then decide. ROSEBURG MODEL BAKERY KOIONKJ A H( IIOP.N'W Al.ll, Proprietors Build a 11 Built on CuKranttsed. factory with Coait from Doors that Mi77rr..r'' and close. LtmnuM under th Knrdur complete, Patant No. I:7,TI2, erect and Gel a copy of the book which tells why and how Kvfry farmer wlio hns Htock to fonl rIiouM own the Woyrrluutuurr HUo ItiMik. It rotituliift prurit-produciug, nion"y-Biivlng Information about fcfdliiK NilAKD In propfir rations. It explains JtiHt why the stave alio la lifHt. why fir innken the best Htave silo, nnd tho WoyerlmUNrr Hllo Is tlx ImM fir mIIu. Telia nhoiit tht ImproviMl hluged doors with com pdiind prcsKurc lutcliop, and the sttwd hoops and anchors which make tho Hilo Ktonn-proof, Tho erection of the WVyorhneiiKcr Silo Is a simple, matter. No skilled labor or murhlnery neettKsary. After tho concrete foundation Is laid, three or four farm huitdn ran build It In one or two duya, according to slue. Directions Tor erecting coinu with each silo. Kverythlng Is fur niKlied complete In otio shlpmeut. HIM) HOOK ri(l-;KI Kvery prorefHlve farm Journal, every agrlcul tural college and experiment station recommends Rlluge and Silos. Tho hcHt that these educittora have mild on the subject has been published In the WKYKKIIAEl'KKU HII.O HOOK. It contains soon chaptera on "Tho Theory of thertllo, 'h Value of Hilnge," "Kn sllage Feed In K," "When to ('utCorn for Silage." "Sllngo Hatlons," "Locating and Krectlng a Slto,"nnd "Feeding Ita Contents." This Is a valuable book aud you ought to have a copy. There la a copy wait ing for YOU. Will you call or write for It? Page Investment For Infanta and Childreq. Tha Kind You Have Always Bought A Bears the Signature of Use For Over Thirty Years hi OlttTAUn COMVAHV, MEW TOMS OITT. clock M. on May 12th, 1914, at which data Bame will be considered by th 'court. I The court reserve! th right to . reject any and all bids. By order of the court. Dated April 17th, 1914. sw E. H. LENOX, County Clerk. GOOD BARGAINS. 1. 240 acres 3 miles from two towns, one mile from 8. P. R. R. and I Pacific Highway; fenced on two side. Wooded with fir, lots of Baw timber, , Lots of this land would make farm or fruit land. All rolling. Price i per acre; good terms, I 2. 73 acres, 4 miles from town; RJ' nlo.w llindi bcen pastured with flnP0 f"r R"vABrnl S""' Price, $4 Der ncre; $1000 cash, balance In h ','', 3. 25 acres of bottom land, S milnn frnm Wllhiil PpliA ft 4 A naw acre, i yj. H. WILSON. Wilbur, Oregon. a 1 Rsvlew Wsnt Ads. Bring ReiuIU. riR iI LO Honor Sold on Merit. Erery Pleco One-Piece Clear Stave, cut at the steel template!. Made on the Pacific iclected Doulaa Fir logs. Air-tight twins inwards and lire easy to open Steel boons and steel anchors. Loidm roof and oil, in one shipment Easy to easy to mrvintaiu. Co., Roseburg, Or. ft ,1 In