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Newspaper Page TextOREGON REGISTRATION. SALEM, Or., .May 2. There is a totul of 194.i:i2 voters roistered In Oregon up to May 1, inxordlng to a BtutciiiiL'iu uy St'crelury of State Men W. Olcott. The r'KiHtratlun by parties follows .Republicans, J 1 o f 2 7 7 . Democrats, 5 1 ,000, 1'roKrossIves, fttiolj. 1'roliihitionistn, yl9. SocialiBtB, r:n;r. No parly affiliation, The tolal resist ration hi'fore the primaries two yearn uko wan lol.SSi) and It 1h estimated that, the voters HI ill to register will number about ari.ooti, which will make a total of about 22U.UUO, an increase of about 90,0)10 duo to CMiial su IT rune. JtOHX. JOHNSON. In Kosohiiix', May 1914, to Mr. and Mih. o. L. .John- Koii, a ton. Master Durward Norton Johnnon announces his weight as being ton pounds. itnun.i: and f.wvowii.u:. Horn, to Mr. and Mih. V. A. M Klroy, at Caiiyonville, Saturday, April 2ft, a daughter. W. I). Moore had a ui l.shaii the other day whilo splitting wood which may seriously impair hU eyesight. A stick flew ui) und (Mil a kuhIi in the eyeball. The Injury is now being eared for by Dr. Kaiser. Pansies Pansies White, Yellow, Mixed 50c Per Dozen Cauliflower & Broccoli Plants Ueadquartera nt Pickens IlroB. Gro cery on Cass Street. F. Schmidt Eclenbower, Oregon Pansies Pansies Insurance For fire, accident, automobile, steam boiler, burglary and lia bility Insurance and surety bondB, see mo. My compaul-s are the oldest and strongest, my rateH tho cheapest. F. G. Stewart 420 Pine St., or phono 142-Y. Supervisor Sam Ball has his road force engaged this week removing tho backbone from Ulani Hil'. The road to Cunyonville will look like a railroad grade before the end of the summer at the rate the hills are com ing down now. While Austin Wilson and a party nf young friends were autoing on Myrtle Creek last Sunday night, a big cougar jumped Into tho road ahead of the machine and stopped, and the car was stopped within GO feet of the creature and all the occupants had a good look at it. The cougar made no move to get away until a member of the party halloed, seeming to bo fuB- Minted by the glare of the electric headlights on the ear. W. W. Vaughn, of Portland, has her-n here the past week, accompanied by his wife. Negotiations are being losed tonight whereby Mr. Vaughn secures an interest in me uox laeiory f It. C. (Jeer at this place. In case the deal is closed tho new firm pro pones to enlarge the plant to several times lis present capacity, and give employment to several men. Mr, Vaughn is also investigating the pos sibilities of constructing an hydro- lectric power plant here to supply the town and community with current for lighting and power purposes. Hill Hartley, candidate for United Slates Senator, and a well known and useful Oregon citien, Is hero today, accompanied by Attorney Callahan, of Portland, and is covering the country by auto, interviewing old-time friends mil making new acquaintances. Una morning he went to .1. L. dough's place to call on Mr. Clough and also lug tip other old acquaintances about Canyouville. This afternoon he went to Round Prairie to see Tom itur uelt and other pioneers In that sec lion. Mr. Hanley is a native Ore. gonlan and has helped make history in the slate's development. 'jHiyoiivillo Notott. J. W. Ileckley, former mail con tractor on the Kiddle-Perdue route, moved here from Myrtle Creek last week to reside, and Is occupying the Ar.ner residence property. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kenn left last week to visit Mr. l-'enn's parents In Iowa, and soon after their arrival thero received the sad news of the death of Mrs. Ke nil's' mother, Mrs. Scovill, of Grants Pass. S. M. Pardee returned yesterday from (iratits Pass, where he went with his family to attend the funeral of Mrs. Pardee's mother, Mrs. Scovill. Mrs. Pardee and tho children will rmniu at Grants Pass for a few days. Mrs. Scovill was 00 years of ago and died of neuralgia of the heart, being but half an hour. 1 ribune. Child Cross? Feverish? Sick? A cross, peevish, listless child, with routed tongue, pale, doesn't Bleep; eats sometimes very little, then again ravenously; stomach sour; breath fetid; palus In stomach, with diar rhoea; grinds teeth while asleep, and j starts up with terror all Biiggest a I worm killer something that expels j worms, and almost every child has them. Kickapoo Worm Killer Is I needed. (Jet a box today. Start at I once. You won't havo to coax, as Kickapoo Worm Killer Is u candy confection. Kxpels the worms, the cause of your child's trouble. 2fc, at your druggist. STOP AT Hotel Grand Cass Street Roseburg, Ore. -Another puncture," ho said. Then ho ' swore. Hut it wasn't a puncture. It was a pinched tube. Inner tube hud slipped under edge of tho casing. Never could bave happened bud ttie in an been using Gooriycar No-Uim-Cut Tires. They "U ways hold tight ngainst tho rim. ilave 116 braided piano wires In tho bend which do the trie It. Tube enn't get tinder. Vor this and other reasons wo push Goodyear No-Uim-Cut Tires. Wo carry fresh mipply at nit times, in your size smooth tread ur "All-Wen! her." lrupia fceo these tires before you speud uny nioro uiuuey lr tires. V. Ill It K IT Itoorlnii'K - - Oregon Douglas County C renin ery Co., mak ers of Puro Butter and Ice Cream Phono 340. 420 N. Jackson St. noHtibiirg, Oregon. P. 8. We pay hlKliviit market prlct tor huttwr fat and .wo.it cream I HELPFUL HINTS FOR HOUSEWIVES Homemade Cradle That Has Several Good Points. The cradle shown In the sketch can be made j nitk ly and easily at homo and will be found far more serviceable thiin ami possessing several advantages over the ones purchased. It Is made of a clothes basket, an iron rod and two ordinary chairs. It can be taken down and the parts used for other pur puses. The upper portion of the rod prevents the chairs from slipping. A light cloth can be placed over the rod In tent fashion to keep flics out while it permits a free circulation of ulr from below. Pork and Onion Omelet. Fry to a brown, dry crisp, without n hint of scorch, as many thin slices of fat pork as you have people to serve. Chop It into an equal number of slices of dry bread and add half this bulk of onions chopped very line. Mix thor oughly, bent s nuiny eggs as you have bread slices, adding two talilcspoonfuls of milk and one of cream for each, and beat well. I'ralu off nearly all the fat that Is in the frying pan and put In the bread, pork ami onion mixture, stirring lightly. Sprinkle a little salt, but very little, and stir aguln. l'our over all the beaten eggs and milk and set in a slow oven to bake. When done to a fair but not dark brown slide It o(T on a hot platter for Immediate service. Serve with baked potatoes and stewed tomatoes. Cottage Cheese Sandwiches. Chop young onion tops lluely. using one part of onion to four of cottage cheese. Put between slices of bread, cither wheat, rye. graham or brown. If the two slices are cut from differ ent kinds of bread H Is still better. 'Inely chopped, Kngllsh walnuts added to the cheese make another good fill lug for sandwiches. Lettuce leaves tud cottage cheese with a bit of salad dressing are a delicious filling. Of course the foundation of all good sand wiches Is good bread sliced thinly and spread lightly with salt butter. Smoking Meat. Meat that Is to be smoked should be removed from the brine a day before being put Into the smokehouse. If it has been cured In a strong brine it will be best to soak the pieces In cold water overnight to prevent a crust of alt from forming on the outside when it Is drained. The pieces should then be bung up to drain, then bung in the smokehouse. All meat should be sus pended below the ventilators and should hang so that no two pieces come in contact, as this would prevent uni form smoking. THE CASH STORE The iiOYAU CI. I'll Pineapple, huge sl.e Medium size , Crated tore that broke high prices In llosebiirg Per Can . .20c , 10c Creen Cago Plums in syrup 10c White laundry soup, C hart. 2.o Ht lb. Cocoa 20c ,'t boxes Matches 10c Pound can Chocolate , ,,.2-ftc Clve UK a trial order and bo convinced. THE CASH STORE VK S.WK V(ll MONKY 1!U W Cim Street. Pimm) 270. RoHetmrg, Oregon. Goods at Cost $500 Stock Stoves, Heaters ami Ranges, will closi' out at cost. Best makes. $3oo Stock Silv erwnre - ill make a discount of 25 per cent, on all silverware. $2500 Full stock of wagons, luiics, plows and all kinds of farm implements at cost for the next M) days. S.B.Crouch,Hdwr.Co Roseburn', Ore. Potato Loaf. Mnah tho potatoes in ttie nsunl way, but lie rnlliiT mcire than usually (ten erous with biitti'r ami milk. Meat with 11 fork until very Unlit, llii'ii heat In mi etftf for every pint nf potatoes and three talilespoonf uls nf Hour. Turn tlu nil Mure lulo a Imtterod puddlim dish, smooth on tile tup anil bake twenty minutes to half an hour. Nerve from ( tie dish with eold hum or corned href. A Darning Wrinkle, i'or the unman who darns stoekliiKs and who does not? It is well to keep it supply of net on hand the color of the various pairs of hose. Tack a piece over tho rent and darn hackward and forward in the usual manner. The net makes a Kood foundation, and the re sult Is a very neat, stroni; piece of work, flip off any net that may be left on the wroiiK side. . Lentil 8oup au Meigra. Soak one cupful of lentils twenty four hours In cold w ater to cover; then put In a kettle with two quarts of wn ler and cook ccntly until the lentils are tinder, uridine hoilluK water to keep up the same nuantity. When three fourths done add a little celery cut up and salt and pepper to season I'lnlsh cookiliK and serve from tureeh with croutons. A Bedroom Screen. An uttrai llvo and most Inexpensive screen can he made from a clothes horse hy stalnlm: It the color of ma hogany, mission oak or walnut or us Inn wlilte paint and cnauiel. lturlap. denim, cretonne or other sultnhlo ma terial may then he tacked on one side or slilned over the top and hottoni I ruuirs If you piel'er to have tlieui eor I ered. MetheH Potetoef. ' A plcaslni: variety In the way of I niasluil potatoes Is to arid two tea spoonfuls of crated onion and Juice and whip Ihcln In alter the cream and other seasouliu; ha.s been added ns usual, Clothes CleJinter. A mixture of one ipiart of rain xvn fer. two ounces of ammonia, one ten spoonrul of saltpeter mid one ounce of bnvlim soup cut up line xxlll remove grt from the tltiest fabrics. FOR CONSTABLE. I respectfully announce niyHelf a candidate for Constable of the Deer Creek (Koaoburg) district, subject to the will of the Republican voters on May 10. H. U. C11UHC11. (Paid Adv.). FOH COXHTAI1I.K. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for Constable of the Deer Creek (Roseburg) district, subject to the will of the Republican veters on May 15. P. M. MATHEWS. (Paid Adv.). ANNOU.VCK.M EXT. I hereby announce myself a Repub lican candidate for the office of Jus tice of the Peace for Deer Creek Dis trict. If I am elected the office will have no favorites and no enemies. Have had thirty years experience in the practice of law. CHAS. P. HOPKINS. (Paid Adv.). 420 Perkins Illdg. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. I hereby announce myself as a can didate for Justice of the Peace of Deer Creek District, subject to the will of the voters at the Republican primaries to be held on May 15, 1914 (Paid Adv.). IRA B. RIDDLE. FOIt JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. I hereby announce myself as a can didate for the Republican nomination for the office of Justice of the Peace for Deer Creek District, Douglas County, Oregon, at the primary elec tion, May 15. 1914. JULIEN JOSEPHSON. (Paid Adv.). FOIl COUNTY CLERK. Ladies and Gentlemen: I hereby announce my candidacy for nomination to the office of County Clerk, Bubject to the will of the vot ers of the Republican party at the primary election to be held May 15 1914. BENJ. HUNTINGTON, Jr. (Paid Adv.). LODGE CARDS A. F. & A. M. LAUREL LODGE, No. 13. Regular meetings on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month at Masonic Temple, comer Jackson and Cass. Sojourn, era Invited to attend. B. H. BILLING, W. M. W. F. HARRIS, Secy EAGLES, Roseburg Aerie meets In their hall on Jackson St., on 2nd and 4th Monday evenings of each month, at 8 o'clock. ViBiting breth- ern in good standing always wel come. J. M. DONOHEW, W. P. B. F. GOODMAN, W. Sec, Phone M 183. , O. O. F.. HlsiliK Slur Lodtfo No. 171 meets In the Odd Fellows Temple every Friday evening. Visiting brethren nlways welcome. IRA P1LKINOTON, N. G. W. S. POWELL, R. S. M. FICKLE, F. S. I. O. O. F I'lillctjirlan Lorio No. H Meets in Odd Fellows Tomplo, corner Jackson and Cass Sts., on Saturday eveuing of each week. Members of the order in good standing nro Invited to attend. S. F. HAMILTON, N. G. J. H. BAILEY, F. S. M. L. WHITNEY, R. S. II. P. O. ELKS, ltnsclmi'K l.oilne, No. U!!0 Holds regular communica tions at the Elks' Temple on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of ench month. All members requeseted to attend regularly, nnd all visiting brothers are cordially invited to at tend. A. C. SEELY, E. R. 11. C. SLOCU.M, Secretary. I. O. O. F., Union Encampment No. 1) Meets 111 Odd Fellows, Temple every Thursday eveuing. Visiting brethren always welcome. L. E. MILLEDGE, C. P. J. B. BAILEY, R. S. JAMES EWAKT, F. S. I. O. It. M. Unipqua Tribe No. 4 4 holds stated councils the 1st and 3rd Mondays of each month, at Eagles' hall, N. Jackson street. Visit lug chiefs always welcome. W. S. HOWARD, Sachem. C. II. TEUCINSKI, C. of R. W. C. G ADDIS, lv. of W. O. E. S., ltivseburu Chapter No. 8. Holds their regular meeting on the 1st and 3rd Thursday In each month. Visiting members In good standing are respectfully Invited to attend. CARRIE CHRISTIE. W. M. FREE JOHNSON, Sec. LOYAL OKDF.ll OF MOOSE, Rose burg Lodge No. 1037. Meets every Friday owning of each week, nt 8 o'clock In Eagles' hall. All visiting brothora nre invited to attend. GEO. N El' NEK, Dictator. H. O. PAlUiETER, Secy. WOMEN OF WOODflt.Vl "T, Lilac Clrclo No. 4 9. Meets on the 1st and 3rd Monday evening of each month at Odd fellows' Hall. Visit ing members in good standing are Invited to attend. CYNTHIA GKRMOND, G. N. CLARA CAWLF1EI.D, Clerk. CANDIDATE FOR CLERK. T hereby announce my candidacy for nomination to the office of Coun ty Clerk, subject to the will of the voters of the Democratic party at the primary election to be held May 15, 1914. E. H. LENOX. (Paid Adv.). FOIl COUNTY JUDGE. I hereby respectfully announce myself a candidate for the nomina tion for County Judge of Douglas County, subject to the will of the Republican voters at the primary election on May 16. D. J. STEWART. (Paid Adv.). dsw FOIl COUNTY JUDGE. I hereby respectfully announce myself a candidate for the nomina tion for County Judge, subject to thel win of the Republican voters at the primary election on May 16, 1914. (Paid Adv). R. W. MARSTERS. 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.McClintock 114 Cass Street Roseburg, Oregon ubidiitMiuitfaiiwisi litnnrr.iMiTi.I FOR SHERIFF. I hereby announce myself as a can-i didate for the office of Sheriff, sub-, ject to the will of the Democratic voters at the primaries to be held May 15th, 1914. (Paid Adv.). T. E. SINGLETON. ANNOUNCEMENT FOR SHERIFF. I hereby respectfully announce my self a candidate for the nomination for Sheriff of Douglas County, subject to the will of the Democratic voters at the primary election on May 15. (Paid Adv.). R. T. ASHWORTH. UEIIEKAIIS, lioselmrg Rebckah Lodge. No. 41. 1. O O. K Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple every Tuesday evening. Visiting sisters and brethren Invited to atteud. MRS. J. A. BUCHANAN, N. 0. BESSIE BOND, Secy. STELLA McELH 1 NN Y, F. 8. WODMKN OF THE WOULD, Onk Camp No. 12o Meets In tho Odd Fellows' hall In Roseburg every let and 3rd Monday eventual. Visit ing neighbors alwavs welcome. M. M. MILLER, Clerk. j. J, KKHNAN. C. C. CANDIDATE FOR COMMISSIONER. I hereby announce my candidacy for nomination to the office of Counr ty Commissioner, subject to the will of the voters of the Republican party at the primary election to be held May 15, 1914. J. S. WILEY. (Paid AdT.). CANDIDATE FOIl COMMISSIONER. I hereby announce my candidacy for nomination to the office of Coun ty Commissioner, subject to the will of the voters of the Republican party it the primary election to be held May 15, 1914. B. F. NICHOLS. (Paid Adv.). . dsw FOR COUNTY TREASURER. I hereby announce my candidacy for nomination to the office of Coun ty Treasurer, subject to the will of the voters of the Republican party at the primary election to bo held May 15, 1914. (Paid Adv.). J. E. SAWYERS. CH0E Phone 128 3 REPAIRING 212 North Jackson street, oppo site post o fTice. All kinds of shoe repairing; 12 years in Seattle, now located la Roseburg. E. M. WARNER Work Called for ad Delivered. GRAND Carnival IStreet Fair at Roseburg June 2-3-4-5-6 June BIG DAYS & NIGHTS AU Attractions Furnished by the POLLOW AMUSEMENT CO. Come and Enjoy Yourselves With Us RIDE ON THE Big Animal Show Merry-Go-Round Ferris Wheel Crazy House Joy Wheel SEE THE Glass Show Snake Show Vaudeville Show Plantation Show Spider Lady And a Number of Other First Class Amusements Grand Confetti Battle Saturday Night Review Coupon for Children's Queen Children 12 Years of Age or Under Choice for Queeu Name of School . THIS COUPON NOT GOOD AFTER MAY 5 OSEBURG ANTS' The last and prettiest of the series. This heactif. 1 pennant is 36 inches long, and 15 inches wide at the base, with the words "Roseburg, Ore. The Umpqua Valley, Best in the West," in white letters, with wreath of LaFrance roses and magnolia tree in colors on a green background. This pennant was designed and made especially for the Review and is the only Roseburg pennant ever made with the official emblem on it. Every citizen of Roseburg should have one of these pennants. Cut out the coupon in today's paper and bring it to the Review office with 20 cents. No extra charge for mailing to out of town subscribers. Coupon tor Previously Adver tised Pennants Write the names of the pennants you want and brlnK It to thin office with l..c for each pennant or 20c for each pennant it we are to eud by mail. K",'1,os,'l, for which send me the following pennants: Roseburg Pennants Review Publishing Co. Gentlemen enclosed find for which send me Roseburg pennant ... (Km lose 20e for eai'li pennant wantid) Name P. 0 State Name , . Address