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Newspaper Page Textp91 Uti'il R o 'Mm DAILY WEATHER REPORT U. S. Weather bureau, local office, Roseburg, 24 hours ending & a. in., today. Precipitation in Inches and hnu dredths: Maximum temperature 78 Minimum temperature 41 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 31.1 1 Total deficiency from Sept. 1. 7.13 Average precipitation for 3G wet seasons (Sept. to May, inc.) 33.08 WILLIAM BELL, Observer. WBATHER FORECAST: Fair tonight and Thursday. Kodaks, developing and printing for amateurs. prices moderate, quality of work the best, at the Rose burg took Store. Lazy Livers That depressed fueling comes at tliiB season is usually caused by a sluggist liver. If that organ is not promptly stimulated to nor mal action, serious complications are apt to follow. Meritol Liver Pills will afford an immediate laxative effect and a permanent tonic ac tion. Each dose leaves the stom ach and bowels stronger than they were before. It is a mild, pleasant remedy that produces prompt and permanent results. PRICE 25c. Johnson's Drug Store FREE DELIVERY Bear Phone 184 The Mitchell Wagon Standard of the World EVERY STICK OK TIMBER, every I1AR !' IRON', every PIECE OF STKEL niid every POI ND OK PAINT used on a Mitchell wagoi must stand certain tests and measure up to certain standards which experience has shown to he best for that particular part, and any thing not coming up to this standard Is at once rejected and not bought at any price. Oldest in America MITCHELL WAGONS nro not made to soil at the same price as nth.r wiirnni They cost more to build and are worth much more ?o use If you want THE REST wagon, get a Mitchell. They sr. not only the REST at the price, but "The Best at Any Price" The Most For Your Money J. F. Barker & Co. Roseburg WEST SIDE GROCERY vi . . .., h.t fanrv Dd staple groceries. Large stock rt'vlrletr The be. good, money can buy. You save time wile re. We Give Roseburg Stamp.Co's. Checks. DOWELL & BENEDICK PHONE 29 WEST R0SEBURG- 0RE" The Edison Tlie Ediosn Is the greatest as wall as tlie latest tone reproducing ma chine. The EdiBon disc la the only tone reproducing machine that abso lutely satisfied the love for real music, and the only instrument in existence that reproduces tone natur ally, with all the tone color pre served. Before you Invest your money In a Talking .Machine you owe It to your self to hear the EdiBon Disc- ma chines. Come in today and hear the new records. Ott's Music Store GREAT 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 stumped, darks' Kodak Supply and Frame Shop have both Ansco and Eastman. John Manning Democratic Candidate for Governor As District Attorney of Multnomah County Mr. Manning compelled the officers of the defunct Title, Guar anty & Loan Company to pay 6800 depositors 100 cents on the dollar, with Interest, when they had been offered a settlement of only 30 cents. This difference amounted to $1,960,000 to the bankers. His private and public record Is clean, and such well known pulpit orators as Dr. Clarence True Wilson and Key. Henry I,. Hartley, Bishop for Oregon of the united Brethren Church, are personal friends and .war supporters. Sez: Variety Is the spice of life. If you don't fall in the pickle boat. Try our I'll KI.KS. Sweet, sour, dill, mus tard, mixed. OLIVES Green, ripe and stuffed. Everything good at MARSHALL'S The Pure Food Store Phone 184 Oregon LOCAL NEWS. David Crosby, of Riddle, Is spend ing a day or two visiting in this city. 0. C. Moore, of Riddle, spent yes- terday looking after business matters There are 11,000.000 chickens lu Mln- ut th0 Antler s' Theater Tliurs-uore- 1 ootn. .j. day evening. May 7th. Tickets 4. Get the habit of buying your candy lu Burma women smoke cigars the .j. now on sule, which may be re- 4. at Kaudy Kitchen, il'i N. Jackson, same us incu. served at the box office. Ad- Misses lev and Flossie Meyers, of Valencia. Spain, yearly produces 200.- mission 25c and 35c. 4. Green, were in this city yesterday, visiting with friends. I T. A. Uaffety left for Sutherlln this mnrniiiir where tie has some business tn attend to for the dav. I Victor Plilpps, of Dillard, visited here a short time vesterday, return- lag home on the evening train. ... , For a mi d. easy ac ion of the bowels, try Ooau s Regulets, a mod- ern laxative. 2iic at alt stores. Mrs. C. B. Patrick has gouo to Myrtle Creek for a visit of two or three days with Iriends there. Mrs. A. F. McKenzie left this morn- lug for Portland to visit for several days with relatives and friends. F. S. Uuell and Mrs. Ollle Coon were visitors from Uillard who spent some time in Roseburg yesterday. Mrs. S. G. Coulter and son, Clar- ence. returned home to Dole last evening, after spending the day here. Do vou want fresh, sweet eggs?' You may have them if you preserve them with water glass. Marstera Drug Store has it. II. o. Revnolds. nf liaise-, who spent a short time here on his way to Lodi, Calif., left hero this mom- ing. I Mrs. L. C. Davidson and Mrs. M. K. I'onieroy left here this morning for Myrtle Creek to visit friends lor a day or two. I it i .nniBilmp. eennnmv tn use a small oven on tho top burner of your gas range. We have them from tl.BO up. The Gas Co. i O. Thompson, deputy game war den, left for Sutherlin this morning, where some matters require ills at tention for a few days. I Early cabbage, cauliflower, kale, tomatoes, asters. Kohl-rabl, Brussels sprouts, celery plants for sale. H. R. Church, Eusl Com. Ave., North Roseburg. Mrs. and Mrs. C. II. Arundel, who had been spending a day or two in itoseburg, left last evening for their home at Myrtle Creek. Kverett Harpham. formerly of this city, now or uiynipia, wasn., visueu here briefly yesterday, leaving tor the north this morning. P. A. Hailey and family, who have been living for some time In this city, left today for Eugene, where uiey win iimae ii.e.i no.uo. , 0I,C(, ,.r,1!js,H t. l liames, which Is Typewriters: Underwoods, L. C. only a mile and a half away from his Smith Dros., Olivers, RoyalB and home. Itemliigtons, new and used machines, So .,, ,), d,.,,,,,,,, re sold, rented and repaired, at the .,m)l,. slulls lM yrlmre tum tw supply Koseburg Book Store. ,.,, rt 1 n , I spalls have been Invent or. O. T. Morgan, of Myrtle Creek, ed. the only genuine port Inns of which and Rev. W. 1). Vater, of (i runts are the shells. Pass, who attended the Installation (iiitehlll-g. Swollen, now has some of officers of the Presbyterian hlw ,VK,m taxicabs for special pas Church here last night, returned to wtlKi.r t i-ii flit.-. The fares are '.'.i per their homes this morning. I ,,,,, 1(,ss t,.in n,,,,. r the regular four Salem Journal: Fred liolllster, wheeled taxis. Democratic candidate for Congress rii(.r to become a physician In in the coming primaries, Is in tho Turkey one must he able to pass the city today. He expresses himself as ri,,inml ,.! (.xniiiiimiiui In either much pleased with the outlook and lh(. ,n,I(.h ur I'lirklsli language. The confidently expects to he a winner. ,.(,i,.l.lm,ls mv s-,.t. Heavy, impure blood makes a mud-1 Every twenty-four hours there are dv. plmplv complexion, headaches, ' poured into the Harlem river '.Hi.ooo.oon nausea, indigestion. Thin blood gallons. Into the North liver l.ll!.ii"MiHi makes you weak, pale and sickly. For pure blood, sound digestion, use Bur dock lilood Hitters. $1 at all stores. Eugeno Register: George M. Mil ler, of this city, writes from Florence that it is the belief Hint the schooner Hugh Logan, which went aground at the mouth of the Siuslaw River a few days ago, will he saved. Press dls patches state that the schooner has been floated. Mr. Miller aayB that the demand for Florence properly Is quite brisk and that there Is not an empty house in town. Some people are camping until they can build .or rent. Do you know that (lie I'nipqun Valley Fruit Union are selling flour, feKl, and poultry siipplira cheaper than any one else in lloseliurg. Cull niiil aH xvluit we have or phone us for prlcox. I'lnpqiin Valley Fruit Union phone As prices are being cut by a new concern, I will until further notice French Dry Clean ladles' and gent's suits for fl.2ii; former price, 3.00. Felt and Panama hats cleaned and blocked. Suit orderB carefully taken, and satisfaction guaranteed. Bprlng and summer samples on display. Geo. W. Sloper, Roseburg Cleaning and Pressing Works, Phone 47. 308 N. Jackson. Indigestion? Ciui't Kat? No Appetite? A treatment of Electric lilttoras Increases your appetite; stops Indi gestion; you can eat everything. A real spring tonic for liver, kidney and stomach troubles. Cleanses your whole syKtem anil you feel fine. Elec tric Hitters did more for Mr. T. D. peehle's stomach troubles than any medicine lie ever tried. Get a bottle today. r,nr and 1 .00. at your drug gist, liucklcu s Arnica Halve for Ec zema. Douglas County Creamery Co., m era of Puru Butter and Ice Cream Phone HO. 4-0 N. Jackson St. Roseburg, Oregoo. P. . We pay highest market price lu.- butter (at and sweet cream. ROUND THE WORLD 000 tons uf rice, j For a thousand tiulmsked cocoanuta , '''l'cr.Ml "-' Philippines a er I'11'0- A plant to extract nitrogen from the air for fertilization purposes Is being built lu Iceland. I1; "1' aV J tested sla.w an average milk yield of B.4(B 0...uU a year. , tim,t ,., . ,.,,, of Insanity is increasing faster than tho growth of population. New York stale consumes a70.riTiO.000 fwt 0f lumber annually In making packing boxes anil crates. Hwellers on the seaeoast of one part of France claim to prevent seasickness by Ailing their ears with vaseline. ,.. " , , ' ,, ' , i.;,.,.a ship,,,.,! to tlie United States triim iiniuburB are not flerinau eggs, but ,.. f,.mu t;ililt.la 111Hi nu,u,ury. In the course of one year more than (1.000 persons were Ideutllied by their linger prints In tlie London police court. The United States- hill for diamonds t'' !t decade has been Just about enough to buy and build tlie Panama canal. The washing of the towels and dust- usl ' "'- I'"1"'1 "I""-- s. hools renin res an aiiiiuai exieiniuure or l!UK:o. San Pedro harbor. California. Is to lie improved by cl.vnillnlliiig out of exist- ence lhe obstruction known as "Dead Man's Island." There Is said to lie one rat to every ucrc of ground lu P.nglnml and Wales, causing a loss to farmers estimated at $7a.000.000 annnall.v. There Is an Indian tribe In Rolivla which shuns tlie whites ami lives as in tlie stone age. making tools and weap ons out of stoue. bone or wood. Chinese Jade Is ro successfully imi tated by tlerinan manufacturers that experts of the far east freiiieiitl.v mis take the lirtilh-ial for tile genuine. It is proposed to introduce the use of Esperanto into the I-Minhurh police force, and namlihlets in regard to it h,ivi, i,,,,. (iisirllnii,.,l aiiiiinir the inen. There are fewer than 110.000 reindeer left In Lapland, and it lias lieell point ed out that unless special measures are taken tlie animals will liernnie extinct, . .....i... f iicrshnin. Suirev. lOinr ,,, wln ,s ,lriy.sX V1.ra of llKC Ullll gallons and into the Fast river iiiVl.noo, IKK) gallons of New York sewage. Notwithstanding two doi-rccs by the local Italian government Ir Tripoli or dering the Arabs to return and cull I vate the gardens in the oasis about Tripoli, only a few have responded. It .liau fin iiihoilses need Improving. ai-conltng to the oplnl.ni ;if the gov eminent, whl.ii bus offered $7.3Wi lu premiums to lie awarded for elieourag lug the construction of model farm buildings. More than Uki.ikki members of the Salvation Army from forty six coun tries will assemble in Sun Francisco between Aug. lo and 112. r.il."i, for the convention of the International Salva tion Army. Quite recently a Parisian company made use of a lion In one of Us Minis, the anllnill proving so tractable that It bud the run of the studio and was stroked like n dog. Tlie next day it killed Its trainer. The seven sons In the Hurkheiser family of Detroit. Mich., weigh I.OHI puiiuds. They are all between the nges of twenty two and thirty-eight, are all married, and their in crime weight Is nearly -.'Hi pounds. Tree planting on niitinniil forests Is d'iie at conipiii'nth ely short Intervals In spring and full. In spring It starts wli-oi the siew melts and stops Willi the drying out of the ground. In the fail It mines between the fall ruins and llrst snowfall. British India, a writer In Hie Out look for the blind s:iys. leads all east ern couiillies III Hie niililliir or Its blind pii.ple. i -iinlaliilng nln.iit r,n'n lu China there lire, it Is pitlmnlcd. rjsl.lssi. In Jiipiin IKi.ikki ami In Lgipl l.i.mHI of tie-so unfortunates. The tonaiitfe of the men hunt vessels liiniiriiid throiigboul the world lu IhKI . bowed a large lie-rouse over the pro ..ling year. nnd. In fin-t over any previous year, being estimaled at V..:i.':i!."iO tons, lis nirallist "'.nH.tKrf) Ions for the vessel Ininc In-d lu 1HI2. Tlie I'.rltNh II 1 improvement n smiatloti has ntTi-ied n piine of J.'O for an Improved horseshoe whhii will nfonl the aiilimil a sound footing on 'he modern smooth pnveiiiciitH and st the siiine time minimize the amount of diimiige done to the roadway by Uie existing typ -s of shoes t.,1Hi..t..MMMI"M-l"H- la YE JUNIOR ILAY. .$. The Junior Play, "A Profes- T, ,r,l"l"l"A,,i,,l"i"l,,l"l"i"l"l"l,lI"i"i"i"l I.OOKlVt; GLASS KVKNTS. Mrs. Fred Heard, of Yoncalla, and Mrs. Hoy Spaugh, of Portland, are 'Visiting here with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Spangl,. , Miss Alice Reticle has returned f,.om 08(!0UI.Bi where she B,,ent lhe t Keek wlth frU,ud8 Arthur Marsh has returned from a trip lo Salem, where he attended the May Day festivities. John McCoy, with a crew of meu and teams, is doing good work grad- ing the roads. District Supt. Rev. Van Fosson preached a fine sermon to a W'ell tilled house Sunday evening, after which ho held quarterly meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Larsen went to Rose burg Monday to meet friends from Dayton, Wash. Mrs. Clark and daughter, of Rose burg, attended the church Bervice here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chns. Arnold are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Karl Olllvant, of Olalla. Miss (irai-a Klder and other friends wore guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Clingen peel Sunday. Mrs. Sam llcttes leaves In a couple of days for Bay City, where she will join her husband. I'ho Ladies' Aid will give an ice cream social at the nuiies nan, oai urday evening. May 9. Everybody come and help boost for Improve ments. OCCASIONAL. "TO COOS HAY.' In vain we've waltod for a way To reach tho ocean at Coob liny; Hut now we'll build a railroad there And In the big ditch have n share. Our merchant ships with sails un furled Will go lo ports throughout the world, With luscious fruits ol golden lino And fill our coffers thru and thru. Our valCB will ring with music sweet And often times it will repeat. Kiiiiiantingly new life will spring To make tlie hills and forests ring. Sweet echoes wafted on the breeze Come rolling in across tho seas. In telepathic tones we hoar That great achievements now near. L. C. II I LI nro Child Cross? Kevorlsll? Sick? A cross, peevish, listless child, with coated tongue, paler doesn't Bleep; eats sometimes very littlo, then again ravenously; stomach sour; breath letid; pains in Btomach, with diar rhoea; grinds teeth while asleep, and starts up with torror ull suggest a worm killer something that expels worms, nnd almost every child has them. Klckapoo Worm Killer Is needed. Got a box today. Start at once. You won't have to coax, as Klckapoo' Worm Killer Is a candy confection. F.xpolB the worms, the cause of your child's trouble 25c, at your druggist. Lest You Forget We mako tho best clothes in Southern Oregon. Givo us an order. S. A. Phillips Kohlhngen building, next door to Commercial Club. nsurance For fire, accident, automobile, steam boiler, burglary and lia bility Insurance and surety bonds, see me. My companl s are 'ths oldest and strongest, my rates the cheapest. F. G. Stewart 420 Pine St., or phone 142-Y. "Another puncture," h mild. Then ho swott. lint it wasn't a puncture. It was a pinched tube. Inner tubo hud ulippsui un-lrr C'Ik ol thfl casing. Never could hve happened Inn! t!ie man bcn niiur Ooo'!y-r No-i:l..i'Cut Tires. Thty al ways hold light n;:int the rim. Have LU brstdrd piano wires in the twftd whlrli do the trick. Tubo can't get under. For this and othr rrnsons we pain O.iodyi;ar No Kim Cat Tirea. We carry a lre-.li supply at all limes, in your siae amnoth trend or "Alb Weather." Drop la to th'se tirn before you spend any more money for tires. ii. W. Ill II.NKTT l(ehurg - Oregon m IKS. AU'UHUl, 3 PErTk'ntT A tgf lubli Prrpai sliodforAs s!mil;ilii!fiihrriMrf.nifii?ert,ii trngtlioSiiiMrteitniifotflsof la Prorault?";I!iSisHDr..ft',tfi Sa?i!i ;; rtt'ss and ItesLCuntalns ncito Opiiau.Moriihine twrMiarri. ROT A AKCOTIC. SKjxu'MlkSKTlFmWI m m HxMtrSiltl stntifSerd CTMlWJU-Br- sw- W , fe. r-ffl":: AnsKpcl Remcdv rnrfimsRrm- tloii , Sour SluMKli.Ularrroca, Wnrras.Cnim'.lsions.rwiPli i tcss and LossofST-ETP. teS'mille Sicnnturof KEVf YORK. 30U 5jwa.i mssm si',u GuanwiceTO'idcr tneViSJ nj Exact Copy of Wrnpper, SQUIRREL. rOIHOtf. Now Is tho time to kill them; 6 lb. can, lj 2 14 lbs., 50c; 1 lb., 25c. This poison stands tho wet weather. We guarantee every package we sell. If not satisfactory, motley refunded. daw . MAUSTKItS DRUG CO. Al'TO STAGE LINK DEPOT. Dally Btages nnd autos for Marsh- field und all Coos Pay points, also for Peel and Millwood, leaves 0. W. Hupp s grocery store, 133 Sheridan street. Cusb paid for produce along the line. All of my wood measured before loading. )2.50 per tier. Phone 123. Excelsior Squirrel Poison Destroys V the Souirrel -1 1 We Offer You Bread The equal of any home made cror baked, and tho superior of most. Why go to All tho trouble, bother and uncertainty of baking when you can got such dollcloiifi bread without tuty of them and at a cost you cannot match in your own home. CJivo our bread a trial and then decide. ROSEBURG MODEL BAKERY KOEMO tt 8CHOENWAI.I), Proprietors Build a FT Built on Guaranteed. factory with Coait from Doors that and close, I.I r or. nod unir th Harder complete, T'f m No. 6:7.73J. erect and It is the easiest silo to open doors swing inward They are always out of lhe way, simple to operato and cannot be dropped or lost. Strong and substantia! throughout, It is held firmly Into Its Jnnibs with enormous pressure by a strong, positive door latch. Tlie carefully bent hinge-rod holds back the door against the inside of the silo, only the best steel and malleable Iron are used lu the fit tings. I lie nlr-llglil hinge dixirs never swell or stick. The ladder shi nre firm and safe. The liooi have a "breaking stieiic.lii'' many times greater than required. The lugs are of tough new malleable Iron. Too new tinprovJ Inner collar or hoop aud the three or inure anchor together stead) the silo against the strongest wind. Nll.o HOOK I'ltKIOt Kvery progressive farm journal, every agricul tural college aud experiment st'ttloti recommends Hllago aud Silos. The best that these educators have said on the subject has been published In the W KY Kit II AKI'SKK SI I.O HOOK. It contains short chapters on ' i ho Theory of tlie Slio," ' The V11I110 of Ullage," "Kn sllagn Feeding," "When lo Cut Com for Sllago." "Silage Rations," "l,o sting nnd Kreetlng a Silo," und "Feeding Ita Contents." This Is a yaliiiihlii book slid you ought to have a copy. There Is a copy wait ing for YOU. Will you call or write for It? Page Investment For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tho Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years Hf MNTAUNOMNiHT, HEW TOUR NOTICE FOR PUm.ICATION. Ieuirtiiient of the Interior. U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Ors- gon, April 13, 1914. Notico Is' hereby given that Lucy J. Hooper, of Peel, Oregon, who ou April 7, 1913, mnde Homestead En try. Serial No. 08757, for the NW of Section 32, Township 26 S., Range 2 W., Willamette Meridian, has tiled notice of Intention to make Final Kive-Yenr Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before ths Register and Receiver of the United Stales Laud Office, at Roseburg, Ore gon, on the 29th day of May, 1914. Claimant names as witnesses: Hiram L. Engols, Matthew Olllesple, Cnrrlo D. Howes, nnd Susan E. En gels, nil of Pool, Oregon. J. M. UPTON, Register. First publication April 20, 1914. , Patronize Farmers' Public Market Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. This will benefit both consumers and pro ducers. Prices always reasn-ihie. riR Honor Sold on Merit. Every Piece One-Piece Clear Staves, cut at the steal templates. Made on the Pacific selected Douglas Fir logs. Air-tight swing Inwards and are easy to open oteel hoops and steel anchors. Lomei roof and all, in one shipment Easy to easy to maintain. Co., Roseburg, Or. qv a Katun fcT JO U NokT U W ttklHH H em.